His parents, Kristen and Devin Shines, couldn't be more pleased.
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Look Mum No Computer, couldn't be more pleased with himself.
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"Couldn't be more pleased," said Tom Cole, an Oklahoma Republican.
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Hilary, though, will be more pleased with the results than Trump.
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With Diamond, "we've been more pleased, the resort is better managed," he said.
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I'll be even more pleased when further steps of my journey are completed.
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So we couldn't be more pleased that we were able to get him.
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And so we could not be more pleased with the reception of it.
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These voters knew exactly what they were getting, and they couldn't be more pleased.
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"I couldn't be more pleased with the results today," said Chief Matt Burns, praising Det.
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Katharine McPhee couldn't be more pleased about her connection with husband-to-be, David Foster.
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We couldn't be more pleased that Mexico came to the table and negotiate an agreement.
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She'll be the first woman in the role and (some) fans couldn't be more pleased.
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He's increased military spending to a level that I could not be more pleased with.
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She ate more, pleased with the oddness of this endeavor, comforted by the acceptable flavor.
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As somebody who enjoys weed on occasion, I couldn't be more pleased with the outcome.
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Thirty-eight percent said they'd be more pleased, while 7% said they'd be more insulted.
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He even wishes we were all more pleased when we find out we're wrong about something.
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Now, I could not be more pleased with how excited I am about the show again.
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Teen boy Ben couldn't look more pleased to be seemingly seduced by a beautiful older woman.
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I&aposve never before more pleased for President Trump than I am right now regarding Iran.
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Putting it all together, Biden should be far more pleased with Buttigieg dropping than Sanders is.
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That's good for Tinder — it makes its users more pleased with the service, and good for users too.
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He hit another one Friday but was even more pleased how his first baseman chugged around the bases.
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"We could not be more pleased with the result this weekend," Universal's head of distribution Jim Orr said.
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In his letter, Corker said he "could not have been more pleased" with Trump's trip to Saudi Arabia.
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But I'm really more pleased with how I responded to those occasions and rebuilt the round going forward.
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"We could not be more pleased with the initial outcomes from both Jodi and Jenny's surgeries," Precht tells PEOPLE.
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We couldn't be more pleased with the outcome thus far and can't wait to see what the future holds.
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Do you think any of those who oppose Mr. Trump now will be more pleased a year from now?
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"Obviously, I was much more pleased with the second half than I was with the first," coach Greg McDermott said.
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The story is adapted from Neil Gaiman's fantasy novel, and the acclaimed author couldn't be more pleased with the casting.
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You can bet that when he first thought to do this, he could not have been more pleased with himself.
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The silly, desperately uncool droid and its goofy dance made me even more pleased with my purchase than I already was.
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And our Iran sanctions have worked they have had a real impact and we couldn't be more pleased with that strategy.
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I couldn't have been more pleased to see this reporter shut down by Trump and nearly asked to leave the room.
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Influencers and advertisers are already somewhat more pleased with their relationship with Facebook and Instagram, which has a larger network than Snapchat.
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Now, Stassi is listed as first baseman on the Phillies roster for Opening Day at Cincinnati, and he couldn't be more pleased.
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It appears that we are truly living in a new era of Kesha, and I for one could not be more pleased.
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The conservative movement and political operatives who created and funded the Christian Right could not have been more pleased with this outcome.
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"I'm disappointed, but hopefully it's a Masters that is remembered fondly," Rose said, adding that he "couldn't be more pleased" for García.
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But Harry Corbally might have been a little more pleased with his son's jaunts than he let on to the good ship's captain.
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But even though it wasn't always pleasant to shoot because of this costume, I couldn't be more pleased with how it turned out.
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And fans who had seen the movie were far more pleased with it than critics, giving it a 79 percent on Rotten Tomatoes.
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General Motors Chief Financial Officer Chuck Stevens told CNBC on Tuesday that the company "couldn't be more pleased" with its record-breaking earnings report.
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The visionary director came out in support of Sanders today on his Twitter page, and the cult of Lynch could not be more pleased.
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But FCC Chairman Ajit Pai is more pleased with what the House failed to do — namely, roll back his repeal of net neutrality rules.
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And the President and I and others couldn't be more pleased with the absolute unanimous support on a bipartisan basis to get this done.
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I'm sure we all could not be more pleased that we not only know where Alek is but that we know he is safe.
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During the holidays, Kohl's was more pleased with its performance in active, beauty and children's divisions, as well as footwear and men's, she added.
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We'd be much more pleased if we saw Kit Harington get a nom for "Game of Thrones" or Milo Ventimiglia for "This Is Us."
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He was more pleased that the Tigers complete a three-game sweep of the sloppy Minnesota Twins with a 23-20 win at Comerica Park.
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Soooo ... with his performance Monday night against the Seahawks -- Burton had to pony up $5,500 ... and he couldn't have been more pleased to do it.
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"We couldn't be more pleased," Vice President Mike Pence said Monday on CBS, touting increases in military spending and a "down payment" on border security.
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Investors couldn't be more pleased with the expansion plan: New Age's stock, which has been extremely volatile this year, is up nearly 125% in 2018.
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As happy as he was to complete the cycle, Turner, whose previous career-high was three RBIs, was more pleased with driving in seven runs.
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"The country would probably be more pleased with the vice-presidential candidates than the two candidates at the top," Mr. Curbelo said with a grin.
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After a brief period of getting used to the car and ironing out the kinks, she couldn't have been more pleased with the improved Gazelle.
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He was more pleased about how President-elect Donald J. Trump was going to improve the economy of the United States than about Mr. Castro's death.
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I've used it several times during this past Holiday season to make cookies and some festive cheesecakes, and I couldn't be more pleased with its consistent performance.
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"This is our very first foray into Europe, and we couldn't be more pleased to be in London," Microsoft CMO Chris Capossela said in an interview Tuesday.
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Mexico will be far more pleased with that half than Brazil, which was the more dangerous team but still had to fight off a couple nervous moments.
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We've transformed the system away from that to encourage people to invest in the U.S., bring jobs to the U.S., and we couldn't be more pleased with that.
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Mackanin has been much more pleased with the work of Aaron Altherr in center, but has no plans at present to move Herrera to a corner outfield spot.
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Still, when all the reconfiguring is done in two years, some AA flight attendants worry AA customers will not be any more pleased about the layout than they are.
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MNUCHIN: WELL I COULDN'T, FIRST OF ALL, WE COULDN'T BE MORE PLEASED WITH THE WAY THE TAX PROGRAMS HAS COME OUT AND THE REACTION THAT WE'VE GOTTEN FROM COMPANIES.
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"We were thrilled to have his early support as a coach for our inaugural season, and couldn't be more pleased to welcome him to the executive team as BIG3 Commissioner."
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But he was even more pleased seeing the way the ball hugged the foul pole as it approached the seats, especially after what had transpired over the previous two nights.
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But shoppers that primarily want a smartwatch for basic fitness tracking and notifications that don't want to be locked into Apple's ecosystem will be more pleased with the Versa 2.
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It was not immediately clear whether the Republicans&apos move would affect the DOJ&aposs document production to the House, which GOP leaders have been more pleased with in recent weeks.
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As Eli Dourado of the Mercatus Center pointed out in a recent article, authoritarian regimes around the world would likely be more pleased to see this transition stall, or outright fail.
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"The most important for us is to make our customers more pleased with their products, and then we will surely also reach new customer groups," Agnefjall said on the quality push.
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So I couldn't be more pleased that Matter is finally launching a class in New York — with the participation of The New York Times and the support of the Google News Lab.
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Mr. Audiard's film, "A Prophet," had just lost the best foreign-language film Oscar to "A Secret in Their Eyes," and yet the filmmaker, Mr. Barker said, could not have looked more pleased.
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"I couldn't be more pleased with our team in terms of effort and commitment, as they did a brilliant job of controlling what they could control during the year," CEO Mark Mondello said.
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PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland (Reuters) - Perhaps only British Open champion Shane Lowry left Royal Portrush on Sunday more pleased than Robert MacIntyre, the young Scot who tied for sixth in his first major championship.
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" But a few readers celebrated the efficiency of Big Tech: • "I've been much more pleased with my dealings with Facebook — and Google, and Apple, and Amazon — than any city, county, or state government.
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"I expressed my desire to have CKE plan for succession approximately a year ago, and I could not be more pleased to have Jason Marker selected to be the company's next leader," he said.
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Weiss was even more pleased when the Rockies beat the Tampa Bay Rays 7-20153, as relievers Adam Ottavino in the seventh and Jason Motte in the eighth stranded the tying run at third base.
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"We're very thoughtful about who we partner with around Rick and Morty and we couldn't be more pleased with our new relationship with Pringles," said Jill King, senior vice president, marketing and partnerships, Adult Swim.
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"While I am pleased with the strong fiscal 2017 results, I am even more pleased that Diageo is now delivering consistent efficient growth and value creation," said Diageo CEO Ivan Menezes during Thursday's earnings call.
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"The immigration issue was a very serious issue, we couldn't be more pleased that Mexico came to the table and negotiated an agreement, and because of that, we don't need to put tariffs on them," he added.
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"This is our 15th year of celebrating movies created for grownup audiences, and we couldn t be more pleased to be honoring these terrific actors and filmmakers," said Robert Love, editor in chief of AARP The Magazine.
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"The immigration issue was a very serious issue, we couldn't be more pleased that Mexico came to the table and negotiated an agreement, and because of that we don't need to put tariffs on them," Mnuchin said.
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And later, Israel found the sign-off she'd invented for Parker to be the right title for her own memoir — even though the memoir itself showed she was less repentant and more pleased with her own ingenuity.
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No one was more pleased to learn that Emma Stone was cast as Rose Marie "Rosemary" Kennedy in the forthcoming Letters from Rosemary Kennedy biopic than author Elizabeth Koehler-Pentacoff, who actually knew Kennedy as a young girl.
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In the spirit of surprise I intended on chasing, I could not be more pleased to report that Thrill Collins was in fact a trio of hombres doing unplugged covers of such hits as "Low" by Flo Rida feat.
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"Over the course of several quarters, I have been discussing succession planning with the Board and I couldn't be more pleased that we have found a leader in Nikesh," said McLaughlin, who will become the vice chairman of Palo Alto board.
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The seafaring New Yorkers we spoke to on Monday could not have been more pleased with their new commute on the Urban Journey, the name second graders at P.S. 69 bestowed on the ferry that left Rockaway at 5:32 a.m.
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The full announcement, written by Niantic CEO, John Hanke, is below: Hello everyone, The Niantic family is growing, and we couldn't be more pleased to welcome a great group of people who will help evolve, challenge and grow our company in new ways.
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Wolff's piece is full of wonderful Trumpisms, but three instances sum up the candidate who is seemingly more pleased with his ability to run for president than he is interested in what the president of the United States actually has to do.
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"I could not be more pleased with, or thankful for, today's announcement that General Mark Welsh will succeed Ryan Crocker as Dean of the Bush School," says George H.W. Bush, 41st President of the United States and namesake of the Bush School.
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"Amy has proven to be an effective and innovative leader through her years as an entrepreneur, an engineer, and CEO, and I couldn't be more pleased to have her and the Accompany team join Cisco," said Cisco chairman and CEO Chuck Robbins in the announcement.
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Sure, most of us would assume that an athlete would be more pleased with silver than bronze, but the reason why this doesn't happen can be explained by the phenomenon called counterfactual thinking, said Peter McGraw, a behavioral scientist at the University of Colorado-Boulder.
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"I have been discussing succession planning with the Board and I couldn't be more pleased that we have found a leader in Nikesh who is ideally suited to take the company on the next leg of its journey," McLaughlin said in a company press release.
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Of course my sister and I were immediately ejected from the porn room and reprimanded by my dad and the store clerk, but that night, as we watched Cujo (our Dirty Dancing privileges having been revoked as punishment) I had never been more pleased with myself.
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"I've loved its determination to push technical boundaries in order to improve performance, so could not have been more pleased when Kevin and his talented teams stepped up to the considerable task of creating a range of space apparel and performance programmes for Virgin Galactic," Branson continued.
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"The president said I got to live in the LBJ room for the last five days, and we couldn't be more pleased with the unprecedented response from the Senate to protect American workers and American business in this situation," Mnuchin said at the White House on Wednesday.
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Puzder, who will be succeeded by former KFC president Jason Marker, said in a press release: "I expressed my desire to have CKE plan for succession approximately a year ago, and I could not be more pleased to have Jason Marker selected to be the company's next leader."
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Harris thought Zuckerberg's embrace of the phrase was a step in the right direction, and he was even more pleased when Apple and Google—which he calls "the central banks of the attention economy"—rolled out features to try to help people limit their addictions to their screens.
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" Why it matters: Rumors swirled shortly after the announcement that Falco's retirement was linked to failed attempts to take the company public, forcing the Board to put out a statement dispelling such rumors and saying they "reluctantly agreed" to Randy's wishes to retire and that they "could not be more pleased with his performance.
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"I am very pleased for the pastor but even more pleased for the concept of free speech in a society such as our own where people ... are allowed to say what they believe and say it publicly," said DUP MP Sammy Wilson, who was among supporters who sang "Praise the Lord" as McConnell left the courthouse.
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I WORKED WITH HER ON SOME THINGS I ASKED HER TO IMPROVE ON, WE CAME TO THE CONCLUSION WITHIN A FEW MONTHS IT MADE SENSE FOR HER TO MOVE ON, AND WHAT I SAW WAS AN EXECUTIVE THAT WHILE HAVING A SUCCESSFUL CAREER HAD SOME CHALLENGES IN TERMS OF WORKING WITH OTHERS, HAD NOT DEALT AS AGGRESSIVELY WITH SOME OF THE SALES PRACTICE ISSUES AS SHE SHOULD HAVE, AND AS I LOOKED FORWARD IN TERMS OF WHERE WE WERE TAKING OUR RETAIL BUSINESS, IT JUST MADE SENSE TO MAKE A CHANGE, AND I COULDN'T BE MORE PLEASED WITH MARY MACK, THE NEW LEADER OF COMMUNITY BANKING, SHE'S DOING A TERRIFIC JOB.
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