Brit the night after night after night election nights, primary nights.
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Night after night after night, with his name emblazoned on it.
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And we had video conference-- night after night after night for 18 months.
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Remember 2015, the year in which Rosamund Pike made every Best-Dressed list night after night after night?
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"It takes a community of people coming together night after night after night, working together, relaying this demand."
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And the place that minstrelsy took hold was in the North — places like Philadelphia and New York and Boston, where you'd have these theaters dedicated to minstrel acts, where minstrel acts would just move into a theater and do their act night after night after night after night after night.
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The irony, of course, is that it's Fox that has the agenda and they push it night after night after night.
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Fox News and other Trump-aligned outlets hyped nefarious allegations night after night after night, and top Republican lawmakers devoted untold amounts of energy to investigating them.
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Fox News and other Trump-aligned outlets hyped up nefarious allegations night after night after night, and top Republican lawmakers devoted untold amounts of energy towards investigating them.
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And despite the "Destroy Trump" media, tells you night after night after night, this country in a so much better place, more prosperous place with President Trump at the helm.
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Must one be reminded of these horrors, night after night?
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Did you really enjoy going to them night after night?
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He takes Jerry's music to another level, night after night.
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Night after night, she dreams immigration agents are chasing her.
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I can withstand that type of output night after night.
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But often they see the same thing, night after night.
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Night after night, I'd share the couch with my mom.
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When that happens, night after night ... What do you advise, then?
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"He just does these same thing night after night," Collins said.
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Living in trauma night after night for money requires unconventional methods.
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Night after night, Bolu wondered: Would that be him one day?
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That, HQ hopes, might make them come back night after night.
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He spends night after night covering violent deaths like this one.
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Night after night, we played Street Fighter like a miniatures game.
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Unfortunately, it isn't the most affordable way to eat night after night.
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They come in and tell the same fucking story night after night.
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What has it been like dancing the same steps night after night?
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It's Neil's words that bring us vividly to life night after night.
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He sat at the counter in the same seat night after night.
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And night after night, with only a handful of exceptions, Jansen sat.
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Up all night, coffee, more coffee, night after night, year after year.
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But that fiction is important because it is telling kids that we're all sitting down together, and I'm giving you — night after night after night — an opportunity to grow and learn and join everyone in the same meal.
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Now please cue sound effects of chalk scratching on countless blackboards and the ping, ping, ping of an endlessly dripping faucet, and you have some idea of what Mr. Denham must be going through night after night after night.
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And the team also told me we cannot finish this work before the election and then they worked night after night after night and they found thousands of new emails, they found classified info on Anthony Weiner('s computer).
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Those people are assholes, and the Acheron proved them wrong, night after night.
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But going on night after night … it started to get old very quickly.
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Where was any of that when you sexually assaulted me night after night?
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I still loved noodles, but night after night of them was now boring.
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Yet last week, night after night, locals have clashed with police special forces.
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What is the secret of Bricco's casual and approachable, night-after-night brilliance?
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The results are playing out before us, night after night, on our televisions.
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Night after night, city after city, you go to the field and play.
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Night after night, I look at her vacant seat at the dinner table.
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" He spoke of the thousands of young gay, bisexual and transgender people who flock to bars and clubs in the West Village: "Night after night after night, these kids come down here because they feel like it's their safe space.
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And then you can round out the week with salmon burgers and a bunch of baked potatoes, to send yourself the message that you have triumphed once again, and brought the delicious into your home night after night after night.
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Nothing was more dependably outrageous night after night and nothing seemed less self-aware.
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There, the lights are few but constant; never dimming, never changing, night after night.
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Am I going to go night after night and reconjure that in my life?
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Look, night after night on this program, we are breaking important news, investigative reporting.
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It's tough to stand onstage night after night spot-lit by your own vulnerability.
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Night after night Mr. Bush drove across the county to make speeches, with Mrs.
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Seeing her up night after night, her sister said she gave her some Ambien.
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Seeing her up night after night, her sister said she gave her some Ambien.
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The guerrillas, about 100 in the area, had been losing men night after night.
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He rapes his daughter night after night, and imagines they share a special understanding.
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One of the pleasures of the show is how it also functions as an elegy to decades of downtown theater-making, to all the actors who walked these same floors and found their light and spoke their lines night after night after night.
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From there, he started working night after night, earning €100 [$113] a show, plus tips.
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Colbert has seen his ratings skyrocket as he has taken on Trump night after night.
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Night after night, an audience followed twists and watched political celebrities and antiheroes be born.
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I remember watching Star Wars with him night after night—it's his favorite film saga.
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At first I'd lay awake night after night and needed white noise to fall asleep.
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Night after night, we'll give readers an engaging way to learn about candidates and districts.
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But you people sit there, day after day, night after night, all ages, colors, creeds.
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We're not here to listen to the same story day after day, night after night.
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With saplings blocking the view of many homeowners, mysterious tree slashings hit night after night.
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"Everybody trusts each other and we do the same things night after night," he said.
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Night after night, he took photographs of Andromeda with the enormous telescope, searching for cepheids.
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"The team also told me we cannot finish this work before the election and then they worked night after night after night and they found thousands of new emails, they found classified info on Anthony Weiner," Comey said while responding to a question from Sen.
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Directed and choreographed by Zach Morris and Jennine Willett, this production traffics in, and transcends, the enduring clichés of a profession, finding a hypnotic circularity in a craft that is, after all, about recreating the same images and words night after night after night.
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The casual dining chain recently announced their newest deal to lull you in night after night.
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I remember sitting in that shed for hours, night after night, screwing around with that stuff.
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Hundreds of parents left, day after day, night after night, and then months with no information.
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They're getting divorced, which makes that pearly white smile hard to plaster on night after night.
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You spend night after night swiping left and right in the hunt for the perfect match.
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I spent night after night screaming at her for answers when I returned home from work.
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Ku'ulie Becklund has been watching lava spurt from fissures night after night from her Pahoa home.
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Young Iraqis continue protesting night after night, defying the government's repeated attempts to impose a curfew.
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Its Astor Place headquarters, renovated under Mr. Eustis's watch, is alive and aglitter, night after night.
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He can make it, he tells himself night after night, as he peers over the sill.
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For one person in 10, insomnia is a chronic problem that repeats itself night after night.
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CreditCreditAn Rong Xu for The New York Times For years, they came out night after night.
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Night after night, world class athletics played out in front of banks of largely empty seats.
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In hotels and shelters along the migrant trail, once-occupied beds go empty night after night.
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If that continues night after night, the disruption can have a profound effect on your body.
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"You can imagine that with any one of these late shows, with multiple messages and doing it night after night after night, it would be hard to make an argument that it's not having at least some effect on an increase in voter turnout," Mr. Fowler said.
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It's also famously rarely performed live, since the band grew tired of playing it night after night.
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It's also famously rarely performed live, since the band grew tired of playing it night after night.
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You've got to come up with the goods night after night, which is a lot of pressure.
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They can yell about it night after night it in a dimly lit basement at 1 a.m.
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Night after night George held me weeping in his arms while I tried to explain my feelings.
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When you're in heaven I'll be killing the crowds night after night and carrying on your legacy.
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What changes are the things that pass through, day after day and night after night: the birds.
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I got out there, I worked hard and I earned it, night after night, fan after fan.
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Night after night, the DJs, the crowd, the hum of the festival itself, brought their A-game.
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Night after night, the cabaret was packed with visitors from around France and from around the world.
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Day after day and night after night, holding my baby in my arms, I am at peace.
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Night after night, in good games and bad games, in wins and losses, Stephen Curry made 3s.
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It wasn't wellness exactly, but night after night, I filled my plate and ate everything on it.
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True, with campaign ads from every side being broadcast night after night, voters might have been muddled.
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"Night after night we were discovering different new desires and ways of satisfying each other," he writes.
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They spend the first part of the show retelling, at considerable, convoluted length, the premise tying together the old fables: A woman named Scheherazade saved her life from the tyrannical King Shahriyar's cruel whims by keeping him hooked on the tales she made up night after night after night.
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Even if you love pizza, you're going to get tired of eating the same pie night after night.
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Night after night, salvos of missiles rained down indiscriminately on our neighborhood, sowing unimaginable death and destruction. 5.
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The formula still kept me glued to my screen and left me thinking about it night after night.
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BOSSIE: That&aposs because the Democrats have been feeding the American people lie after lie, night after night.
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We were given unprecedented access to the obviously unregulated stings that these men go on night after night.
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Night-after-night he always led with the big story and never played up or pandered to Trump.
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John Legend is currently touring the country putting on what we're sure are incredible shows night after night.
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Celestial Rhythms Watching the stars, night after night, month after month, year after year, they become old friends.
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Night after night, re-enacting the most famous duel in American history, he slays the show's title character.
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She remembers how much it hurt, physically and mentally, and took paracetamol, a common painkiller, night after night.
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It's that concept of humanity that makes comedy — telling jokes in person to people night after night — work.
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Night after night the people at my father's kitchen table raged or wept or sat staring into space.
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That's the thing, we can't just rely on Jake to have a performance like that night after night.
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The demonstrators felt invincible: Their numbers had swelled night after night despite orders from the authorities to withdraw.
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Night after night, they seamlessly entertain generations of fans on two of the most beloved television programs on air.
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Of course, that's not what's really sending protesters into the streets night after night, and those wider battles continue.
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Perhaps it was this withholding that drew people in, kept this tight circle revolving around him night after night.
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"'Think about what we could do together,' he said to Sherrod, night after night," Schultz recalled in her book.
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Nothing changed in her fantasies, nothing ever changed, day after day, night after night, except what she was wearing.
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"Day after day and night after night, holding my baby in my arms, I am at peace," she says.
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Be thankful you can escape reality night after night when Holt or the other guy takes to the airwaves.
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Somewhere, beyond the pearly gates, there is a club that plays the same song at closing, night after night.
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Night after night in the blowing snow, amid the roar of vuvuzuela horns, hundreds of thousands held Victory Square.
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Apparently, Cher's cop husband Lim Choon Ngee was tired of eating the same steamed mud crabs night after night.
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Since the 2016 election, even the least ideological hosts have found the president an irresistible target night after night.
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None expected to become household names or to find their faces on televisions across the country night after night.
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Night after night on Mr. Ailes's network, Mr. O'Reilly railed against a national culture that had abandoned traditional values.
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In stereotypical fashion, her focus on her career leaves her stuck eating alone on the couch night after night.
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We develop soft spots, crushes, and firm fan favorites as we watch the dramatic goings-on night after night.
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And this can make cooking night after night a challenge because it ignores our evolution as a food culture.
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Night after night, this dynamic plays out on Fox News, especially on Tucker Carlson and Sean Hannity's respective shows.
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And that's why I continue to watch pieces by Shichann731 and Thiago Gomes, day after day, night after night.
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It was me that went out, night after night, to confront our nation's enemies and confront evil face to face.
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Truly, the grind of watching the team trash it up, night after night, will begin to drag on their spirits.
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Making music is such a personal process, and then you play these songs night after night to rooms of people.
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Yep, Dane Bowers, everyone's favorite reality TV slug, spins 12" after 12" in clubs across the country night after night.
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He was "coerced into night after night of parties and distracted by the scrutiny that comes with celebrity," she wrote.
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Night after night, bouncers head into charged environments where drunken customers trying to let loose can become belligerent, or worse.
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This made for friendly competition night after night, as both groups attempted to outdo one another with an electrifying set.
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Read on for details of my Mint Mattress experience, from initial set-up to night after night of sweet slumber.
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So night after night, she rolled up her windows and slept in the employee parking lot, comforted by security cameras.
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We have no choice but to respect the lives of the athletes who gruel night after night to entertain us.
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In the past week, thousands of Iraqis in Basra protested night after night for clean drinking water, electricity and jobs.
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Without seeing his face, I listened intently to the pithy anecdotes and surprisingly wise histories he told night after night.
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One of the simplest joys of life is to watch the stars, night after night, month after month, year after year.
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Any kind of trip down memory lane sees me walking the same route night after night with my housemates in tow.
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We deserve to be treated with dignity, not told night after night, 'Oh, there's somebody more important so take a hike.
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Even in its earliest days, the Maipo relied on photographs, especially of its vedettes, to fill the seats night after night.
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Night after night at the stroke of midnight, the street lights in my hometown would switch off, plunging everything into darkness.
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"Day after day and night after night, holding my baby in my arms, I am at peace," she told the outlet.
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What was borne of this was a new style of wrestling with the same night after night schedule of the old.
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The video set off night after night of demonstrations across Chicago and led to the removal of the city's police superintendent.
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Instead, night after night, I lie wide awake in the dark, facing the wall, worrying about what people think of me.
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If you didn't have to go onstage night after night, would you be tempted to let yourself go a little bit?
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"Day after day and night after night, holding my baby in my arms, I am at peace," she told Billboard in May.
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And I totally give so much of the credit to the composers and the actors who bare their soul night after night.
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The bloke with the ponytail who sits joylessly pumping pound coins into the fruit machine night after night down your local pub?
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A good poker player can continue to win, night after night, as long as the bad players (the patsies) keep showing up.
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A longtime fan of both artists, the singer looked up to them long before they shared the same stages night after night.
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Over and over, night after night, the same channel repeated its broadcast, the film's hypnotic rhythms seeping into the New Yorker's soul.
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Fayed would sit in the same chair in the lobby night after night during fashion week, watching the magic and mayhem unfold.
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Then there are the highly charged moments of excitement that make the indignity of night after night in the press pen worthwhile.
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We could arrest their leaders, raid their homes, break up their meetings and vilify them night after night on the evening news.
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"It's tough for me to sit here, night after night, and look up and see we're not just making pitches," Collins said.
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In the days after Mr. Trump's election, protesters gathered night after night, often at the base of Trump Tower in Midtown Manhattan.
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They are entitled to that power, and that entitlement is confirmed and echoed by what we watch on TV, night after night.
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Watch on video though, and you immediately experience the rush of pure wrist speed that Steph has harnessed and unleashes night after night.
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Night after night, he used the right facts to do the right thing and help the people who needed it the most. Applause.
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Holzhauer's winnings are way above average, night after night; in that sense, he may be literally breaking Jeopardy's bank with his high earnings.
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The same arms that once held and protected me were weaponized; night after night, I'd hide in a corner, terrified of being beaten.
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"Democracy rallies", largely attended by Erdogan supporters but also some parts of the opposition, have been held night after night since the putsch.
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Sutcliffe was there back when the Beatles were a five-piece band, performing night after night during their formative days in Hamburg, Germany.
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Why have people gathered to discuss injustice in public plazas night after night since the end of March under Nuit Debout's informal banner?
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The concept of "truth", in and of itself, must seem completely asinine when that is the reality of your world night after night.
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Critic's Pick For your sins, Bryan Cranston is all but flaying the skin off his body, night after night at the Belasco Theater.
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You're stunned by the intensity of it, and then you immediately think of the toll it must take on him night after night.
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Night after night, the arena fills with "promenaders," standing ticketholders who pay 903 pounds to see the orchestras, chamber ensembles, choirs and soloists.
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There, many people only watch the state television news channel, which has showed immigrants causing trouble in western European cities night after night.
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" He added, "There is little in this world that I enjoy more than getting to make music with all of you night after night.
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I spent night after night laying in bed thinking about what made me happy and what made me feel like my life had purpose.
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"Night after night, George held me weeping in his arms while I tried to explain my feelings," she once recalled, according to Business Insider.
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One of the most telling rituals in Selvon's book is when "the boys" come together to tell stories night after night about their days.
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In order to portray a reinvigorated, ambitious Sophia, Girlboss presents us with a montage of our exhausted heroine flopping into bed, night after night.
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When you could stay up until 4 AM talking to each other—without the aid of recreational drugs—and do it night after night?
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But today, when security is ultravigilant and shows are under pressure to sell out night after night, the practice has all but gone dark.
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"Our goal, obviously, night after night, is to be funny and silly, if you're in the mood for that, late at night," he said.
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Officers rarely if ever conducted rounds at night and almost never inspected the catwalks and tunnels where Mr. Sweat spent night after night working.
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We're at a good vibe as a team, knowing that we have a really good formula night after night in how to win games.
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Nicknamed the Queen of Magic, she proved to audiences, night after night, that a woman's place was in the spotlight, not in the shadows.
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Night after night, Ben returns to the same picturesque memory of his family spending time on the beach, planting sandwich flags in sand castles.
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Silver Landings was a "conduit for going back on tour," Moore says, and performing songs night after night about her worst experiences wasn't appealing.
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That's what has brought a healthy number of people into the street night after night, their social media outrage bubbling over into IRL rage.
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Night after night, Jimmy Kimmel, whose infant son was born with a serious congenital heart defect, took up the cause on his talk show.
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Fortunately, there were no really crazy experiences—though many call me crazy for sleeping in my car night after night in Walmart parking lots.
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Night after night, the protagonist waits in bed for his wife, a lawyer working overtime on a case (so she says), to arrive home.
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Staying up past my bedtime night after night to see the show with my parents remains one of the most arresting memories of my childhood.
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You have to be able to take a simulacrum of a beating that turns very quickly into every bit the real beating, night after night.
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Yes, as at so many dinners in similar settings night after night in Manhattan at this time of the year, a cause was being promoted.
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But he did more than just rack up points, equally proficient in defense while playing with an intensity night after night that few could match.
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But what other word is there for the ineffable force that keeps you coming back, coming home, night after night, returning to family and love?
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But what other word is there for the ineffable force that keeps you coming back, coming home, night after night, returning to family and love?
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And there, people started getting auditions and stuff as an actor, but I was in the little tiny pit, wishing I was... Because when you're in the pit of a musical, night after night after night after show after show after show, you're like ... It's like watching the same movie over and you can't really talk to anybody because you have to be quiet.
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In September, when Republicans had their closest brushes with dismantling Obamacare, Kimmel hammered their proposed replacement plan night after night as not just inadequate, but cruel.
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Night after night, these attacks on the president and everybody who supports him, they are vicious, they&aposre absurd, and at this point, it&aposs psychotic.
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I can watch them build, night after night, but if I've made it this far without winning then there isn't any real chance that I can.
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In doing so, they can get up on stage night after night to sing and rap about love and betrayal and surfboards without tearing themselves apart.
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Available in three fun colors — red, blue, and white — this device is also BPA and phthalate free, so you can safely use it night after night.
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I could handle them in the studio, and it was fun, but the thought of actually singing them night after night was a scary, scary prospect.
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Night after night on the way to 73 wins, the Warriors were locked in battle against flesh and blood, and some nights, you could see it.
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Or a group of people who perform the same show, night after night, for vacationers who freely leave at the end of their fun-filled weekend?
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Night after night I sat down and wrote excoriating op-ed essays taking on Mr. Obama, the press and the party structure that helped elect him.
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Although they have done 15 to 20 shows together, this will be their first chance to hone their jokes night after night before a live audience.
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"I feel like my persona is on display," she says of the ad hoc therapy sessions she ends up offering at the merch table night after night.
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Soon after the documents were released, thousands of protesters began filling the streets of Puerto Rico night after night, marching to the capitol building and governor's mansion.
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Before, during, and after the 2016 election, Meyers delivered night after night of insightful political commentary and smart interviews, always with keen insight and a wry grin.
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BAGHDAD — Night after night, Mohammed al-Jabiry tossed and turned in his bed at a refugee center in Finland, comparing life in Europe with life in Baghdad.
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DJs can craft a set onstage and users can teleport around a giant "outdoor" venue while watching light shows that blow up the sky night-after-night.
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So I backwards engineered a process in which I could go out to these bars night after night and get with two to three women per week.
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Clwb Ifor Bach's pub-like atmosphere hosts the twanging indie crop; The Full Moon's swing-and dance-loving crowd spills out into the street night after night.
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Night after night there were unplanned delays, drama about speakers going over and pissing off later speakers, and plenty of off-the-record shit-talking to reporters.
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And you have to work out what can be reproduced night after night for months or years on end, how far you can physically push the dancers.
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But here in Baton Rouge, discord between law enforcement and protesters has escalated night after night, and more than 180 demonstrators have been arrested since Friday evening.
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He began to spend night after night hammering the new administration with stark jokes explicitly designed to eviscerate, even as he delivered them with a twinkling grin.
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In my travels for the FCC, I've seen kids in Texas who rely on wi-fi at fast-food restaurants to do their homework night after night.
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Pounding out the same steps night after night, as part of the smiling chorus line, I found myself feeling deflated, reluctant to do it again — and again.
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Late-night hosts have demanding jobs: They have to be funny in front of millions of viewers night after night, and their ratings rely on their performances.
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Those of us who watch, not just their Twitter accounts but also see how they're doing broadcasts night after night understand that they're opposed to this president.
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Night after night, I went down to my cellar and drank a bottle by myself, because Lisa was cutting back on drinking, and supposedly I was, too.
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The idea of judging teams based on wealth may sound distasteful in concept, but the reality of losing night after night, year after year, feels far worse.
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Night after night, Ellsberg repeated the process: copying until dawn, rushing home, hiding the pages, grabbing a few hours' sleep, then stumbling bleary-eyed into the office.
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But the way Fox News delivers the top stories of the moment is also hyper-serialized, in a way that forces you to watch night after night.
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Ashley Hall and her husband spent night after night in their Porter Ranch, California, home holding their daughter in a warm bath as she cried herself to sleep.
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Then Luger left and feuded with Ric Flair for an extended program of 45 and 60 minute matches, over and over, night after night, televised and not-televised.
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When the dreaming brain fails to diminish the emotion attached to a traumatic memory, it will keep trying to do so, by revisiting that memory night after night.
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Onstage, Ms. Franklin proved herself night after night, forever keeping audiences guessing about what she would do next and marveling at how many ways her voice could move.
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I went back to the club night after night for a month until a new story — This is just what some men do; it's fine — overwrote the old.
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Unlike McNally's two-decades-old Balthazar, a bistro machine that churns out the Napoleonic ideal of steak frites night after night, Augustine hasn't quite got the food down.
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Apart from being a spectacular comeback, Sambora's quip gets at how rewarding creating a song that people respond to wholeheartedly night after night, year after year can be.
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But if you inspect the planet night after night, your eye will gradually become accustomed to the low contrasts and soft boundaries of the blotches appearing on its disk.
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But nowhere do we ask what it would feel like to be that woman, night after night, or whether the husband's insistence might even be a kind of assault.
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Once he had a sense of the animal's habits, Buchanan spent night after night hidden in a blind, panning the horizon with his camera, hoping to glimpse his quarry.
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Asked how Janet is doing now, he says it's a tough time, noting that the famed "Control" singer has been breaking down into tears on stage night after night.
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For the time that you're spending on stage, it'd be clear that, night after night, we'd be appealing to two percent of the crowd when we play those songs.
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Night after night, a group of sex workers and their friends gather on stage in a fringe theatre in north London, baring their bodies and souls before an audience.
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For me, though, the ability to talk about it night after night is has been transformative, and a lot of people stay and talk to me after the show.
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And yet the gig at the River Café gig doesn't seem so much a fallback for Salvador as liberating, a chance to improve on his craft night after night.
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The craft is one he took night after night, combing the river for people who needed a hand on their way from a slave state to a free one.
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Seeing this night after night, Mac noticed that Shiner had developed "a Rolodex of possibilities" — dozens of strategies for handling the people he invited onstage, depending on their reactions.
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And every person who's ever found comfort or joy from a vintage film owes Robert Osborne a debt for his unpretentious, eminently informative company, night after night, year after year.
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Individuals who find themselves sleeping more than ten or eleven hours a night, night after night, every single night, and never feeling refreshed: Oh my gosh, go see a physician!
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They've had to stay up late, night after night, because Stalin wanted them to watch cowboy movies with no subtitles (a scene I was surprised to discover is historically accurate).
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Night after night, I woke up from a tortured dream during which I fought someone off from attacking my wife and baby, or suffered the devastation of them leaving me.
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In turn, the language on their shows often made its way to the stump speeches of candidates, and Fox News found itself playing host to those candidates night after night.
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Night after night, Mr. Sweat, whom the report described as the mastermind, left a dummy in his bed and slipped out a hole cut in the back of his cell.
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Night after night, I watched Judith Light conjure the superannuated and supersaturated Palm Springs alcoholic Silda Grauman in my 2011 play, "Other Desert Cities," for which she won a Tony.
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Night after night, the president's favorite acolytes on Fox News trot out a series of platitudes, as well as bleary-eyed senators and experts, to try to calm people down.
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I punished myself for resenting Lily when she came into our bed, night after night, which wasn't actually a bed but a futon we pulled out in the living room.
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Night after night, they rallied peacefully in Al Hoceima's main square, often listening to impassioned tirades against the political establishment by a charismatic, unemployed high school dropout named Nasser Zafzafi.
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Working together, like releasing their first album of duets, The Rest of Our Life, and putting their love on display night after night on their hit Soul2Soul World Tour, certainly helps.
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When he was younger, Woods preferred to be alone, living inside his imaginary worlds; now he has a job in which, night after night, he must share those worlds with others.
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These are the records people fall in love to night after night round the country, and to pretend that they're lacking in value is to pretend that shared experiences are worthless.
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This summer sees Jonsi and his ragtag group of bores and scruffs jet around the world, playing to huge crowds night after night, bringing thousands and thousands of wimps to tears.
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After all, this is a man who has traveled all over the world, singing in front of enormous stadiums full of thousands of screaming pre-teen female fans night after night.
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"It's the grand result of thousands of artists and artisans who create operatic magic on our stage and in the pit night after night, season after season, and decade after decade."
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PORTLAND, Me. — Night after night, in the sharp autumn air, canvassers are knocking on doors across Maine in hopes of getting tens of thousands of poor adults insured through Medicaid. Gov.
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Night after night, Stephen Colbert, above, Jimmy Kimmel, Samantha Bee, Trevor Noah and James Corden include a level of political content that would have been unthinkable just a few years ago.
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Davis says that playing those songs night after night caused him to relive the personal traumas he experienced back then—experiences he is now able to process with years of hindsight.
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It's not a musical, but there are complicated, intense, erotically charged choreographed fight scenes that require the cast to be in top shape to get through the show night after night.
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Into this void have stepped redemption companies that send out trucks to buy from canners on the street, following the migrant miners who follow the city's recycling schedule night after night.
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That person said guests had flown in night after night on private jets to attend the parties, which featured famous entertainers including the rapper Pitbull and the South Korean singer Psy.
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Increasingly, residents have filed noise complaints with the city, which brings out officers like Ms. Caicedo, who night after night knock on doors and tell renters that they're breaking the law.
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Luke has a solid routine that he repeats night after night: lay on the floor, listen to the TV and run directly to bed as soon as his owner shuts it off.
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The Detroit mainstay's spent the last 25 years crafting the kind of absurdly solid house and techno that makes dancers submit to higher powers on dancefloors across the world night after night.
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Playing some of the really tricky stuff, the really spiky, weird, atonal shit night after night in a club, you become aware that it's not necessarily reaching the back of the room.
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The experience of performing night after night in mental and physical pain ingrained in me a trauma that I relive when I see or hear things that remind me of those days.
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Improbably, maybe even uncomfortably, he managed to bring those songs on tour for much of last year, singing the details of her final days night after night—occasionally skipping the grimmest bits.
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Despite his long arms, stout frame, and incredible quickness, defense is just not something the Cleveland Cavaliers guard is very good at—at least not on a consistent, night after night basis.
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If you're going to want people to sit down and read this book night after night you know, some kids it might take a few months to read one of my books.
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Fredrick Brennan is a vivid dreamer, and toward the end of his time running the notorious website 8chan, one sequence would play out in his mind night after night as he slept.
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It wasn't until 2016 when he reappeared to promote the reissue of Fantasma by Lefse Records, going on a tour during which he played the album in its entirety, night after night.
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Sean Hannity and other Fox News pundits spend night after night constructing an alternate reality in which Hillary Clinton and other Democrats are leading a "deep state" coup against a victimized Trump.
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N.L.," said of Tweeden, "It showed bad faith, and was really wrongheaded of her, not to say that the skit was something they'd rehearsed and done over and over, night after night.
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Night after night, he and his team of cameramen roam the streets of the city, chasing down the most ominous iterations of urban poverty — homicides, robberies, drug raids, assaults and even fires.
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Colbert spends night after night tearing down the lies coming out of the Trump administration, so for him to turn around and welcome their former defender felt off, to say the least.
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When Cullen came home after a month of surgery and skin grafts, he would wake up the family night after night with his screams, and cry when Ms. Smith left his sight.
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It all comes together to help elevate the show without overpowering its human element; it compliments the performers, but doesn't distract from the absurd, superhuman-level stuff they're pulling off night after night.
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It's because for many of us, it was lovingly dependable, night after night, even if you showed up five minutes before closing, and even if your parents got divorced into two separate kitchens.
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"My intention is to champion this family and to inspire audiences night after night with a thrilling programme of musical diversity, attracting audiences from opera to operetta through to popular music," he said.
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It's the place where he first watched his grandma teach his mum how to mould cheese, where he let his kids play in the whey bathtub while he mopped up night after night.
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Often, my friends and I would go out as a big group, and night after night our table would be given several bottles of spirits, solely based on the color of our skin.
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Rachel Maddow went all in, devoting an extraordinary amount of time to this story, constantly holding up all these glossy photos of shady Russians night after night, with wild graphics and dramatic monologues.
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"Into this void have stepped redemption companies that send out trucks to buy from canners on the street, following the migrant miners who follow the city's recycling schedule night after night," he wrote.
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And night after night, to an audience more resembling friends and relatives than the masses tuning in, Noah attempts to take down the presumptive GOP presidential nominee with scathing, albeit largely unfunny material.
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Her brain usually spins into productive action around 11 pm or so, and she'll work well into the darkness, night after night, toiling away at whichever of her many projects she's currently occupied with.
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His narrative of the devilish temptations he faced and the ruses used to thwart his jailers as he sat writing night after night in his cell shows Ngugi in full command of his craft.
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"It is so redolent of the English establishment," the actor said, scanning a menu for the meal he eats night after night onstage as Mr. Murdoch: a glass of Chianti and a fillet steak.
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It was edifying to see the Kammerspiele theaters packed night after night, especially following its rocky last season, which saw dwindling audience numbers and attacks by conservative politicians on its artistic director, Matthias Lilienthal.
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I could probably write the same exact stuff on my laptop, but it feels much more satisfying hammering out shitty sentences, one after the other, barely stringing them together night after night on the Freewrite.
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Night after night, beer after beer, he shared with me and whoever else showed up the content of his dreams: crying kittens, bukkake, broken-toothed pirates with bloody bayonets, his dead mother chopped into bits.
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The intentionally created divide between the two, which plays itself out night after night on their massive, globetrotting tours, is still, somehow, thirty years on, genuinely exciting, giving their records an amazing kind of frisson.
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Louis Messina, Strait's promoter, likes to point out that this is not a traditional Vegas residency: a washed-up star imprisoned in a casino theatre, entertaining a few hundred fans and gamblers, night after night.
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Given that the industry standard for foam stands at 10%, it's clear that the mattress won't begin to sag as you lie on it night after night, a common complaint among other beds in boxes.
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But he remembers what triggered this sleep-reducing idea: watching ESPN's Joe Lunardi on television night after night, and getting frustrated by his opinions on locks, bubble teams, first-four-ins and first-four-outs.
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Night after night, the two women matched the phone numbers to names until they discovered that Mr. Durst had made collect calls to his family's business from Ship Bottom, N.J., shortly after his wife vanished.
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For New Yorkers, the shutdown will mean one less icon on the landscape for a while — and that the galas that have filled the Waldorf's ballroom night after night will have to find new homes.
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Mr. Clinton could go before television cameras, but he had no Twitter to slam out 123 messages in a single day nor a Fox News to hammer home his version of events night after night.
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"It's a damning reflection of our society that night after night, so many people are forced to sleep rough on our streets – with numbers soaring in the capital," said Jon Sparkes, head of homeless charity Crisis.
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Meanwhile, outside 30 Rock, the whole fucking world is burning... But maybe that's why you sickos are watching Jimmy and guest bob for apples—literally bob for apples that's not even a joke—night after night.
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The way we've looked at it is you play the same songs night after night, so when you finally sit down and try to write a record, everyone has just pushed themselves to a further place.
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Throughout season three, they're doing the same show night after night, so it's only natural the girls begin to get bored with zombie-walking through the motions, repeating the same lines and hitting the same moves.
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Possibly I am just too old to learn the art of solo travel: of lying in a different bed night after night and actually sleeping, of finding my way through new cities and new airport terminals.
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All the same, I stood beside her at the sink night after night, year after year, in a blaze of shame lest she ask me an inside question or blurt out some entrail of her own.
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While that question lingers — not yet known, possibly unknowable — Sandy and Mark hold hands in the dark night after night, watching six performers tell an eerily similar story with a bittersweet resolution that has eluded them.
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Another one of the more popular venues of the week, the tiny dive bar was full night after night for shows from Tri Angle-signed, Houston producer Rabit, Portland-based experimental metal group The Body, and others.
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So, that's what I did night after night, planting myself at the edge of the cathedral's tourist-choked parvis and parlaying an eight-song repertoire from the Liberal Arts College Songbook into a not-insignificant revenue stream.
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WASHINGTON — Night after night in Washington, you can find lobbyists and deep-pocketed donors plowing through chafing-dish chow at political fund-raisers held at the city's hot spots, like James Beard-awarded outposts and waterfront behemoths.
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That kind of strenuous, Tony-worthy performance night after night could take a toll on him, but Fisher is prepared with an extensive self-care routine that helps him separate his work life from his real life.
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I could rarely make out what they were saying, but it didn't matter; it was reassuring just to know they had things to talk about, that they wanted, night after night, to wrap up their days together.
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One guy said when he got back home he would wake up in the middle of the night with a gun, ready to blow his brains out, night after night, and the show was cathartic for him.
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The pair, who celebrated their 21st wedding anniversary last November, just before releasing their first album of duets, The Rest of Our Life, currently put their love on display night after night for their hit Soul2Soul World Tour.
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If you track them in the sky night after night, you&aposll notice that their position changes slightly; as they orbit the sun, they appear to move from west to east against a fixed backdrop of distant stars.
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Not only are thousands of fans still flocking, night after night, to hear decades-old music that has since turned timeless, but Owen has also discovered he's enjoying the stage more than he ever has in his life.
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"I sat night after night watching our story play through my head, one where she returns at least to my arms," Owen says in the clip, staring at the camera as Liling appears to rise from below him.
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For nearly a quarter of a century she had made the road her home, fighting the never-ending war of a career as an independent musician, exposing her emotional turmoil, night after night, for supportive but demanding audiences.
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The story is no less harrowing—it's perhaps more so, given that Kiera Duffy, who sang the lead in Philadelphia and reprises it at Prototype, must act out cruel scenes night after night, at times in the nude.
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She remembers every moment of Ray's leaving her, and when she tells the story you know that she has lain awake night after night, for years, recounting it to herself, because there was no Ray to talk to.
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People have mixed results with treatment, but it takes a deliberate effort trick our internal clock to shifting a few hours earlier — bedtime adjustments night after night with melatonin or exposure to a light box in the morning.
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I asked the nameless voice on the other end of the line if there's much of a scene down in Sennen, if the pub's packed night after night with music mad revellers ready to party long into the night.
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Which'd be fine if 'Minghead' didn't sound like the name of a poorly-attended Bill Bailey tour that saw the West Country comedian's career die slowly in front of him in half empty 100 capacity rooms night after night.
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It is still very much an open question as to whether Reigns can ever be the top guy night after night, but in the narrow band of throwing people through tables and using chairs as weapons, he absolutely shines.
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" Regan's show is now no longer on the air, but night after night, Sean Hannity, the most-watched anchor on cable news, downplayed the virus, for instance saying February 27, "Tonight, I can report the sky is absolutely falling.
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Night after night at "Happy Birthday, Wanda June," a Kurt Vonnegut satire from 1970 that's been dusted off for a powerfully timely Off Broadway revival by Wheelhouse Theater Company, that word detonates in the audience with an audible shock.
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What caused me to throw in the towel was the week in late October 2011 when I managed to get drunk night after night, each one worse than the last, after promising myself — pleading with myself — that I wouldn't.
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In a profile for the New York Times Style section, Union spoke about having to relive the trauma of her own rape night after night during the promotional tour for her recently released memoir, We're Going To Need More Wine.
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It pretty much doesn't matter that none of the other songs from Cats are eminently hummable or well, as memorable; there's something so powerful about "Memory" by itself that it packed audiences in night after night for two decades straight.
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The convention devoted night after night to a vision of inclusion, of acceptance and love for black Americans, LGBTQ Americans, and immigrants, while inviting a Republican to declare that Trump is "no Ronald Reagan," earning a cheer from the crowd.
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That was one of the things I always loved about the Grateful Dead was their improvisatory nature and the fact that none of their live shows were the same and none of the songs were the same night after night.
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By contrast, Peter Martins, however beautifully he danced, was, at best, a middling choreographer, until, in the late eighties, perhaps under the strain of being compared with Balanchine night after night, he became something worse, a very pissed-off person.
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Police are overstretched already and do not have enough staff to keep watch over a team's hotel night after night so clubs would have to provide extra security staff if they wanted that, said Arnold Plickert, GdP police union's deputy chairman.
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Night after night, he still manages to get on the court and produce, with the help of an immaculate three point shot and a knowledge of executing at unknown angles that warps the mind of pretty much everyone who watches him.
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A mile and a half away, the notorious mobster Eddie Thrascher was dealing with a problem customer at his bar who would get drunk and punch in the same section of wall night after night, by putting spikes behind the drywall.
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"Back then a lot of restaurants were doing the same kind of old-fashioned Escoffier-style cooking, with lots of sauces hiding the ingredients, and the same dishes night after night," Mr. Bocuse told The New York Times in 22005.
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She says she craves the structure of performing and points to the 2014 London production of "Speed-the-Plow" as a turning point in her life, where she says she found comfort in just doing the thing night after night.
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She's telling how one artist inspired another to get out there night after night and express the inexpressible: that tremendous, sometimes heartbreaking, but ultimately fulfilling desire to display body and soul, all in an effort to call them one's own. ♦
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But Ms. Drury; the play's associate director, Garrett Allen; and a couple of the actors were willing to speak about why they are making audiences so uncomfortable and how it feels to rattle them matinee after matinee, night after night.
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"I keep a lot of my opinions to myself and respect anyone making music but as a person who tries to put on the best and most honest show I can night after night… this truly offends me," the singer-songwriter, 30, wrote.
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"In My Zone" sees Roska pairing his heavily-swung take on dancehall with Serocee's customary barks and the result has got us running around the parks of London screaming "WHEN I'M IN MY ZOOOOOOONE," at the top of our lungs, night after night.
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" Goodman adds: "What I think Karen concluded, is to speak to these issues when and if you feel moved to, but to always remember that there is no greater feminist action Karen O could take than getting onstage and slaying night after night.
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"Night after night I find myself lying on the bed, staring out of a skylight at grey Swiss skies, rueing my life," Collins writes about the impact that retirement, crippling back pain and a third marriage breakdown had on his mental state.
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Night after night for the first few weeks of the run, Ms. Keeler's real-life husband, the performer Al Jolson, bounded out of a seat in the audience, ran to the front of the theater and joined the merrymaking on the stage.
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But night after night of 20 points and 10 rebounds in mostly losing efforts left the door open for everyone to wonder just how he might perform on a bigger stage, under a brighter spotlight, surrounded by more talented and assertive teammates.
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I didn't see his empty, frustrated pupils, but instead envisioned my painful interactions with dilators, my screams as Brooke attempted to remove a small tampon after one overly ambitious appointment, pretending my spasms were pleasurable responses night after night for so many years.
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"My musical theatre gave me tools as a singer-songwriter and gave me more diversity in my showmanship, allowing me to weave my songs into a narrative night after night so there would be purpose for my songs and stories," Mraz explained.
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This basic formula repeats itself night after night across the country, unless a natural disaster or a war or some other, larger event alters it, because for better or worse it reflects judgments driven by editorial values and the need to drive ratings.
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Vautour, who began working at 14 years old and did not attend college himself, says it was the thought of his kids earning college degrees that kept him going as he mopped, vacuumed and swept the university's Robsham Theater night after night.
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He was en route to a breakout sophomore year, packing the stat sheet night after night to the tune of 15.3 points per game and a 43.2 3-point percentage before a wrist injury took him off the floor for four games.
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You won't find any translations in "Collected Poems," a shame since in those translations there is something more than just an echo of his focus on the nature of a capacious imagination: Night after night goes by in the old man's head.
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He's giving credit to everyone as he should, he's a wonderful young man, but the things he does amaze me night after night, and the fact he does it at both ends really is something and then he rebounds on top of it.
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Former singer Uta Plotkin left her with some pretty big shoes to fill, but Dixon proved that she was more than up to the task, casting a spell over audiences night after night on the road with her grandiose wails and raspy growls.
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"Some of us who were sitting on the health education committee, who went to meeting after meeting after meeting, who heard from dozens of people, who stayed up night after night trying to figure out this thing, yeah we got a clue," Sanders said.
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If you observe and mark the position of Mars night after night during retrograde, you&aposll see a shape emerge — sometimes it&aposs a closed loop and sometimes it&aposs more of a zigzag — all depending on where the planets are on their tilted axes.
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Monkey Island itself is a tropical paradise overrun by imbeciles—a castaway with a thing for giant monkey heads, and a bunch of cannibals who'd rather watch their weight with a steady diet of nutritious fruit than dine on red human meat night after night.
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With his firm grip on state media and his business allies in control of regional newspapers, Orban's message gets amplified in places like Ercsi, where many people only watch the state news channel showing immigrants causing trouble in western European cities night after night.
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"Some of us who were sitting on the health and education committee, who went to meeting after meeting after meeting, who heard from dozens of people, who stayed up night after night trying to figure out this thing, yeah, we got a clue," Sanders said.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - For residents of Cihangir, a trendy neighborhood of cafes and bars in central Istanbul, it almost felt like a return to the summer of 2013, when protesters played cat-and-mouse with riot police amid clouds of tear gas night after night.
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Outside of big breaking news events and special programming (like a town hall), Fox simply isn't going to be beaten in primetime as long as Bill O'Reilly, Carlson and Sean Hannity are the options as Nielsen numbers show night after night in convincing fashion.
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The actress's quest to play a tragic heroine has led her to a small downtown stage where, night after night, she is giving a blistering performance as a Job-like woman named Shelah whose deep Christian faith is challenged by a series of devastating losses.
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The old-timers will tell you the same cranky thing, that the style of wrestling which preceded the late 90s WWF/WCW/ECW boom was slow for a reason: you could not do the dives, broken tables, and all the rest night after night.
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Night after night thousands of Berliners and visitors head to hotspots like RAW, an old graffiti-covered train-repair site in the eastern part of the city that was once under Communist rule but is now home to clubs, bars and a pool replete with beer garden.
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The country singer—who just announced the 2018 Mountain High Tour with Brothers Osborne and breakout country band LANCO—told PEOPLE that he's had to figure out the right fuel to maintain the level of energy his fans expect from him night after night on stage.
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"I keep a lot of my opinions to myself and respect anyone making music but as a person who tries to put on the best and most honest show I can night after night… this truly offends me," the singer-songwriter wrote on Instagram at the time.
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Ms. Channing was bringing audiences to their feet night after night in a revival of "Hello, Dolly!" when she was 74, singing, "Wow, wow, wow, fellas, / Look at the old girl now, fellas," resplendent in her scarlet gown and jewels, her platinum hair crowned with red plumage.
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Night after night, you must tend to your activated Tattletail, feed it, recharge it, groom it, play with it and keep it in the light so it doesn't get scared, lest you want to hear it whine and howl, attracting the attention of the less forgiving Mama.
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We see this same stepping-up leadership as hospitals prepare for the onslaught of patients, sports arenas close their doors and school leaders stay up night after night to create informed plans for students and new ways of teaching virtually while ensuring a state of calm.
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Not that you really have a choice about the matter if you plan on singing the types of powerful, multi-octave-ranging ballads she does night after night for months on end in front of stadiums packed with hundreds of thousands of fans from all around the globe.
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"Over sixteen years ago, my dear beloved René and I shared a dream and a vision to create the most spectacular show which we could stage in one destination, night after night, with the hopes that people from all around the world would travel to see," the letter read.
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In "The Garden of Eden," the Hemingway stand-in, David Bourne, is anally penetrated night after night by a dildo, with the now short-haired Hadley character on top—a practice that, in real life, seems to date to Hemingway's fourth marriage, to the journalist Mary Welsh, in 1946.
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They thought women could only work in entertainment, they allowed them through the back door because entertainment, songs, women on TV were at best something for faggots: yet there she is, with the Pope and the President, with 80 million viewers glued to their screens night after night.
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This is a sculpture that abandons Harden, the player and the man, guts everything that makes him truly unique and fills up his symbology with the nonsense of "The Athlete" as an ideal; that kind of focused, serious, fair-play minded totem of dull, night-after-night excellence.
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All compassion belongs with the musicians who were geared up for spring tours, with the roadies, drivers, and sound and light crews who were to work for them, and the box-office staff, tech teams, security, bartenders, cleaners and everyone else who makes venues run smoothly, night after night.
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"Nótt eftir nótt (translation: night after night) contains songs of regrets, shadows, witches and all the things that lure in the darkest hour of night, mixed with Icelandic folklore and reminiscence of the winter darkness that simultaneously frightens us and makes us feel at home," says the band's keyboardist, Solveig Matthildur.
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According to numerous analytics firms in 2018, these were the most-watched licensed shows on Netflix and Hulu in 2018: Netflix: Hulu: Seven of the nine most popular licensed shows on Netflix — comfort TV that people tune in to watch night after night — are likely to be pulled over the next few years.
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The tactical winds of the league blowing the good ship NBA entirely into RocketsDubsBall, to the point where almost every team in the league is putting it up with the same lusty intensity that made the Warriors seem alien-like when they started crushing the league under the boot night after night.
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They've added a backdoor to the kitchenwhere night after night I fought with my mother— & I, who spent a decade sending hatredtowards a glittering asbestos ceiling, have only a distant dump to hate,& the settling of old carcinogens: My ancient vehemence is confoundedby a brightly lit new silence, emptiness beneath the open vaulting.
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He promised her the moon and the stars and delivered on that promise night after night beneath the twinkling skies on Pawleys Island — about 10 miles from Murrells Inlet — where they lay wrapped in a beach quilt, getting acquainted and marveling at meteor showers, shooting stars and majestic sunrises above the Atlantic.
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But when I came across that recipe in Harrison's new posthumous collection of food writing, "A Really Big Lunch," published last month, it sent me directly back to that kitchen on Acklins, to the aromas and flavors of the place, and to the deep satisfaction I had eating there, night after night.
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Think about it: night after night you're dealing with an endless wave of lads and lassess who've stuffed themselves to the gills with drinks that definitely break EU regulations on E numbers who now, sozzled, wrecked, ruined, pissed up, hammered, blottoed, battered, cunted, fucked, steaming, want to drag themselves into your club.
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Our protest must grow day after day and night after night—thousands becoming hundreds of thousands, and then millions—determined to act to put a stop to the grave danger that the Trump/Pence Regime poses to the world by demanding that this whole regime be removed from power It does not mention violence.
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But while her white-blonde locks, golden tan, and that iconic name drop in Nelly's "Ride Wit Me" have all helped to elevate her to iconic status, she remains somewhat of a mystery – and fans may not know about all of the hard work that goes into presenting that picture-perfect image night after night.
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It makes you feel at home, the very quality that has allowed him to create a cult following for The Chris Gethard Show, has made his radio show Beautiful Anonymous so compelling, and that drives people to fill the seats night after night—so much so, that the show has been extended through January 8th.
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This discovery—the details of which are published this week in the journal Ecology—was held up when the team collected the camera footage weeks later and saw that what appeared to be a single wolf coming back, night after night, seemingly feeding on the swarms of grasshoppers that the researchers noticed along the trail.
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The video, posted to Beyoncé's Facebook page on Monday, gives fans a look into the full process that went into the creation of the singer's half a dozen costumes changes throughout the Formation show, interviewing many of the crew members who are responsible for making sure Bey and her backup dancers look #Flawless night after night.
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I chattered a little about my own theories, the way people far removed from a crime—the people who have not seen it on their local news night after night for months or years; the people who don't associate it with a town they might have grown up near, a family they might have known—tend to do.
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They wouldn't be the powerful killer of the league, Goku wandering into towns on the countryside and bumslaying NBA teams night after night like they're petty bandits, a collection of talent that is so far ahead of the rest of the league that everyone else throws up their hands and just kind of plays for second place.
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And it works as a synecdoche of the two men's careers and lives, Shaq having paraded through anyone and everyone who stood in his way night after night, while Dudley collected fat-ass checks to be totally unnecessary, both as an NBA big man and a shitty Republican lackey, and just getting fucking owned in public over and over.
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Whether it's going off the grid for five years only to re-emerge and drop one of the biggest albums of all time, stunning audiences night after night with her powerhouse voice, or rolling up to the red carpet in a statement-making Giambattista Valli gown unlike any we've seen on her so far this awards season, she never does things halfway.
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The polls, the "analytics," remained in Clinton's favor, yet Obama, with the unique vantage point of being the first African-American President, had watched as, night after night, immense crowds cheered and hooted for a demagogue who had launched a business career with blacks-need-not-apply housing developments in Queens and a political career with a racist conspiracy theory known as birtherism.
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You want to believe a dude standing in front of reporters and blowing his own fucking trumpet while the world he's paid to help build is crumbling around him is going to be proven wrong, that the people he is shitting on night after night will stand up and yell fuck you buddy, I don't need you, I have everything I need deep in myself.
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But they often dictate the terms and themes of the Republican debate, often by relentlessly driving home — day after day, night after night — the sort of hot-button narratives that have dominated the convention stage: "All lives matter," Hillary Clinton's alleged failings in the murderous attack in Benghazi, the need for a big wall on the border with Mexico or the tactics of the activist Saul Alinsky.
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"Confine him to a federal penitentiary!" he repeated, night after night, whipping the crowd into a frenzy, though attendees could not say exactly what the rationale was for imprisoning Ford, or why they hated him so much, or even why they cultishly worshipped a leader whose policies were directly hurting them and who was, in new ways every day, revealing himself to be a toxic asshole.
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Like the managers before them, the White House lawyers have 24 hours over as many as three days to present their side, but said they will not use all of that, playing to the exhaustion of senators who grew weary as the House team used nearly all of its time, going late into the evening night after night, often repeating many of the same arguments.
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RATING: THREE POPEYES It is impressive that Kobe Bryant has managed to maintain his rabid, unnerving fan base and sterling reputation even while a national audience watches his talent drain out of his body and spill all over the court, night after night, and sees his teammates and organization slipping and sliding every which way on the consequences of his insistence that he go out like George Custer.
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She opens her show declaring, "I'm Alexandra Savior and these are my dudes"—her backing band is made up of members of PAPA—but otherwise she lets her stunning, laid-back, Josh Homme- and Joshua Tree-inspired desert rock speak for itself, purposefully allowing the mystery surrounding her persona to grow night after night—which it has, leading her to sell out shows with just that small catalog of songs.
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There are plenty of obvious reasons why a person might want to make a habit of washing their pillowcases on a regular basis: Sleeping on the oils from your hair and skin night after night can result in breakouts and clogged pores, for starters, and recent research found that, after just two years of use, one-third of the weight of your pillow contains dead skin, bugs, dust mites, and droppings. Droppings.
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In the wake of the botched coup, he has provided them something even greater: a belief that they, in heeding his call and those of the mosque preachers to rise to the government's defense, saved the country much as Ataturk did after World War I. Night after night since the coup attempt, Mr. Erdogan's supporters, at his urging, have gathered in Taksim Square in central Istanbul to celebrate having saved the nation.
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Plum—not her real name, but a nickname she has been unable to shake—is permanently dissatisfied: with her proportions; with her career (she wanted to be a journalist, but instead she is stuck writing advice letters to teenage girls in the voice of Kitty Montgomery, Daisy Chain magazine's editor-in-chief); with her love life (nonexistent); and with her sense of belonging (she lives alone and eats microwave meals slowly in front of the television night after night).
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In 1864, an anonymous pastor pronounced it the greatest threat in the world to young women: I have seen a young lady with her table loaded with volumes loaded of fictitious trash, poring day after day and night after night over highly wrought scenes and skillfully portrayed pictures of romance, until her cheeks grew pale, her eyes became wild and reckless, and her mind wandered and was lost — the light of intelligence passed behind a cloud, and her soul was forever benighted.
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