Usually, when we talked, I followed his lead and we bantered, swapped wise-cracks, paraded achievements if there were any to be paraded.
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"Like conquered kings paraded in a Triumph through the streets of Rome, Santorum and Huckabee were paraded through Drake University, now the vassals of Donald Trump," Mr. Erickson said.
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" - Sandra, 44 "Paraded new boyfriend at his work.
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None were honored as the quarterbacks and ball carriers paraded.
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The Klansmen I saw paraded before a largely deserted street.
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Their corpses were then mutilated and paraded through the city.
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I'll never be paraded on TV to make a confession.
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Emmys broadcaster Fox paraded its crown jewel, The Masked Singer.
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When women suffragists paraded through Washington, they were being disruptive.
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His advisers have paraded Democrats through their Times Square headquarters.
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A judge who supported his case was paraded on television.
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Center-right: The Olympic torch is paraded through Hoenggye, South Korea.
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Now they are ever more proudly and publicly paraded each day.
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When the boys returned home, they were paraded through the streets.
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Visitors and cameras paraded through what had become a Potemkin village.
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One was paraded around the city like a long-lost hero.
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Some have been jailed, while others have been paraded on national television.
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"Others have already paraded hatred without knowing — without knowing me," she continued.
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They paraded on the road around the Square — and all over Beijing.
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They brandished yet more flags, twirled scarves, paraded smoking flares like trophies.
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Smith's title was freshly minted and she paraded her gold medal around.
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One of the captured tanks was paraded through the streets of Damascus.
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They were photographs of placards that had been paraded through the streets.
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But their pooches aren't paraded around for judges in a traditional show.
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Down below, a mother mallard paraded her ducklings along the sea wall.
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Here in their roost, a flock of culture vultures paraded their plumage.
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So elated was Asmara about his second capture that it paraded him in the streets of the capital, airing footage of their prisoner on state TV. He was handcuffed and paraded to cheering crowds in his flight suit.
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Trump paraded around with A-listers from Michael Jackson to New Jersey's governor.
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It's just one of countless embarrassing quotes paraded out today during opening statements.
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As we innocently paraded in front of Dewey and his delegates, Illinois Sen.
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"The thing is that it was all paraded in our face," she said.
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The dorm's caretaker paraded Ketifa and her girlfriend away as their classmates jeered.
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The Saudi players paraded across the pitch in Basra holding Iraqi scarves aloft.
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This missile was first paraded in 211 but remained untested until last year.
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The five were paraded before the media but did not speak to reporters.
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A 50-member children's choir sang as Chinese dancers and drummers paraded onstage.
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Like other beauty pageants, contestants paraded in national costumes, evening gowns and swimsuits.
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One by one, the women paraded into the research center in Midtown Manhattan.
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Fox News hosts, corporate titans and deep-pocketed political donors have paraded through.
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Balenciaga paraded its Spring/Summer 2020 collection at Paris Fashion Week on Sunday.
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The evening began with the servers paraded across the stage, two by two.
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The league trophy has not been paraded at White Hart Lane since 1961.
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In a new trailer, she is stripped naked and paraded before a Dothraki leader.
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On TV, the Dapchi schoolgirls were paraded meeting the president in Abuja, the capital.
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Berlin Journal BERLIN — The Prussians once paraded on the grounds that are now Tempelhof.
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Some 8,000 Barzani tribesmen were rounded up and paraded through Baghdad before being executed.
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In October North Korea paraded what looked like a scary ICBM: the KN-08.
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Women soccer players have resisted being neglected, and sporadically paraded around, by these organizations.
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Residents cheered and waved flowers as the team paraded through the streets of Pyongyang.
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Others paraded around them, forming a conga line and dancing to drums and tambourines.
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Then he picked his son up on his shoulder and paraded him at ringside.
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"She's dressed up and paraded around in other people's clothes and jewelry," he said.
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The current record holder is Toyota Cyprus ... which paraded 742 whips back in 2015.
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Smoke drifted into the air as the models paraded around in their luxurious finery.
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Rallies were held, T-shirts were made, and mocking Mardi Gras floats were paraded.
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What did the audience see in us, as we paraded our flesh on stage?
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The two percussionists paraded solemnly around the audience, zesting oranges and tearing mint leaves.
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When he was 5, he paraded across the local market, pretending to speak English.
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But I would rather die than be paraded around in front the "elite" families.
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She paraded Sasha around the neighborhood, showing her daughter off to everyone she passed.
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The whole politico-media complex just paraded by it as though it weren't there.
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Another group paraded in the white hoods and robes of the Ku Klux Klan.
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The next day, they paraded through the streets and brawled with counterprotesters for hours.
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How's Yara faring after being paraded through the streets by her meth-kingpin uncle Euron?
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His staff has paraded up to the Hill to in essence undermine his core arguments.
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Next, the palms paraded in, dominating the green scene for hundreds of thousands of years.
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Mr Kim is now being paraded around the world's red carpets as a respected statesman.
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She paraded the dress outside the National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA) in Beijing.
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Police paraded suspects in orange jumpsuits besides displaying weapons and cash at a news conference.
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In Odinga's western heartland, cheering supporters paraded through the streets chanting and waving tree branches.
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Meanwhile, Saturday Night Live paraded their devastating version of Spicer through the streets of Manhattan.
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Our General Manager paraded me around as the Arizona Cardinals superfan in Seattle last year.
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It is associated with the historical 'Freak Shows' - at which we were paraded and abused.
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Sometimes they paraded a bullet-riddled corpse in front of black homes as a warning.
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Local celebrity DJs such as Danny Creegan paraded across the stage, hyping up the crowd.
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Staffordshire figures of soldiers paraded on either side of a carriage clock on the mantelpiece.
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Around two thousand LGBT activists and associations paraded in Kharkiv for the first time ever.
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They paraded slowly through the greenlit water, past rocks covered with fake coral and anemones.
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Ehsan Jafri, an elderly Congress Party politician, was paraded naked and then dismembered and burned.
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Protesters donning hospitals gowns paraded around Annapolis, Md., on Sunday to get back at Gov.
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They were paraded across the country like prized pets until they started advocating for their emancipation.
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Each year, dozens of camels are paraded around a track and rated based on their looks.
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They were paraded across the country like prized pets, until they started advocating for their emancipation.
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Six of his horses were paraded before the 92-year-old monarch, who fed them carrots.
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She was last seen paraded through the streets of King's Landing in chains by her uncle.
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Kylie and Kendall Jenner paraded around Turks and Caicos in skimpy bikinis ... not that we're complaining.
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That was protested by feminists rightfully angry at the idea of women being paraded like cattle.
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Contestants walk a red carpet, they are introduced to the audience and they are paraded onstage.
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You know, the one where she paraded out all of her famous friends — and then some?
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For two hours, scores of women paraded in front of me like a Golden Corral buffet.
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Over the years, many chaebol executives have been paraded into courts on bribery and other charges.
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Over the decades, numerous chaebol executives have been paraded into courts on bribery and other charges.
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Penitent Christians paraded through the streets of Europe flagellating themselves with whips to appease God's wrath.
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At one point, a tub of champagne bottles adorned with sparklers was paraded through the club.
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I never paraded Bandit, he wasn&apost my addition or a way to inflate my ego.
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Negro youngsters paraded with placards, handed out literature, and tried to sit in at lunch counters.
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Also paraded were two new drones, the supersonic wz-8 (pictured) and the stealthy Sharp Sword.
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This year, it paraded its ballistic missiles in front of the former U.S. Embassy in Tehran.
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After arriving in Peru that evening, soldiers in fatigues paraded him in front of local media.
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Before political gatherings were allowed again, he paraded around the country addressing huge crowds in sports stadiums.
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With the Princesse de Lamballe, it was her head that was paraded around town on a pike.
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Her father was publicly humiliated at struggle sessions and paraded around the village wearing a dunce cap.
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LeBron James, the hometown hero and finals M.V.P., paraded the trophy as confetti blew across the tarmac.
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Russia paraded the attackers on television, claiming they were innocent tourists with an interest in church spires.
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Phelps said he paraded around with it more proudly than he did any of his Olympic medals.
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Or maybe such beauty is just another distraction, stuffing our hearts with its currency, paraded for applause.
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Dressed in a black burqa, Hamidon was paraded before the media but was not allowed to speak.
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The first warning often came during orientation as new hires were paraded through the Chicago Assembly Plant.
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But to then have your assumed sexual status paraded around on a podcast, like a prize pony??
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"[Mia Farrow] has taken advantage of the #MeToo movement and paraded Dylan as a victim," Previn said.
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Some people paraded to their seats without abandon, while others hid behind slouched shoulders or crossed arms.
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Models paraded in demure A-line skirts, hooded coats and wide-legged jumpsuits in classic Chanel tweed.
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"Much more than merely flesh and bone was paraded and sold here upon this stone," she said.
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Mr. Modi ensured the bodies of the dead were paraded through Ahmedabad, the largest city in Gujarat.
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Young men and their parents paraded through the Najjars' home seeking betrothal to the now-famous Rouzan.
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These virtues are paraded on the website of a new entrepreneurship-focused lobbying firm, the Cicero Institute.
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Heidi Cruz, on the other hand, has very little to gain from being paraded around by Trump.
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As we waited for our entry to be approved, young Israeli guards paraded around with automatic weapons.
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The rules of grief in Gaza, where private pain is often paraded for political causes, kicked in.
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We packed a tour bus with a whole bunch of strippers and paraded up and down Miami.
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In 1991, tanks and thousands of troops paraded through Washington to celebrate the end of the Gulf War.
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Along with traditional air drones, China paraded its underwater vehicles including what could be its first undersea drone.
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They were then paraded on Chinese state TV confessing to crimes they had been acquitted for in Kenya.
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A royal procession the next day saw the stony-faced monarch paraded through Bangkok on a gilded palanquin.
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The previous day, Pyongyang paraded its military hardware, including what could have been two intercontinental ballistic missile canisters.
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Ahmad was lauded for his heroism and paraded before cameras, the boy hero who took on the Taliban.
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In December 2014 Mr Kadyrov paraded some 20,000 of his own well-armed troops through Grozny, Chechnya's capital.
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New capabilities, like China's DF-17 hypersonic glider-equipped missile, seen paraded on October 1, also concern Japan.
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On October 1, the CJ-100s were paraded inside canisters and their true shape could not be seen.
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Abraham Lincoln is said to have slept here; and after his assassination, his casket paraded past the hotel.
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The militants paraded through the streets of Raqqa on June 30, 2014, centering their demonstrations on Naem Square.
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But the YMCA that trained him in lifesaving (and where he paraded as a drum major) still hires lifeguards.
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Dozens of new rangers with automatic rifles paraded on June 13, the 80th anniversary of the park&aposs founding.
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Allie and Will are put under house arrest and later paraded in front of a mob of angry citizens.
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So the woman went to her trailer in the parking lot and paraded her pet Blizz through the motel.
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What irked me is that she just paraded around her pregnancy without even considering my or my husband's feelings.
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When it was over, everyone paraded down to the boathouse, where we entered a room draped in white linens.
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Jennifer Lawrence paraded her Eagles fandom along a flight last night, much to the dismay of her fellow passengers.
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Ministers paraded up and down Downing Street in what is supposed to be a walk of triumph or shame.
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Armored personnel carriers (APCs), boats, and guns were paraded, while the air force flew overhead trailing the Irish flag.
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In December of 2016, Donald Trump paraded Masayoshi Son, CEO of Japan's SoftBank, through the lobby of Trump Tower.
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And when she gave Marcelas the flowers, he paraded them before his friend as if it was a prize.
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All of those foldable screens we've seen paraded at trade shows over the years still seem a ways off.
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John Rolfe paraded her around London to entertain the British and prop up financial investments in the Virginia Company.
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It is further enlivened by the jewel-encrusted maharajahs, mistresses and movie stars who paraded through the Cartier showrooms.
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One by one, other senators paraded in to ask Murphy questions, and he answered them all with passion. Sen.
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Brandishing pots and pans, hundreds of elated Cubans paraded through the Miami neighborhood of Little Havana on Saturday night.
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Children paraded in military fatigues and chanted anti-Western slogans, praising Mr. Mugabe as the conqueror of the British.
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The last time our forces paraded across Washington was in 1991, to hail our triumph in the Gulf war.
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I paraded in front of my mirror with it perched on my head like the feathers of a cockatoo.
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On May 30, 1968, half a million people paraded on the Champs-Élysées in support of President de Gaulle.
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These buildings came to life, as they paraded around SCI-Arc's quarter mile-long facility in a long procession.
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Canada's real glories are its hospitals and its public schools, but those, unlike the Marine Corps, cannot be paraded.
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Sixteen other nations participated in the games but paraded into the Olympic Stadium in Moscow without their national flags.
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The two skeletons paraded around on stage holding hands -- a clear dig at their recent meeting at the White House.
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Confetti twinkled through the air as the heroes of the moment paraded in, faces beaming, to cheers and wild applause.
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Logically, you must also criticize President Obama, who paraded the deserter's family in the Rose Garden and celebrated Bergdahl's return.
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The GOP nominee nevertheless paraded the fact that he remained competitive in the race despite being heavily outspent on advertising.
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The murders prompted the militia to hold a march, where they paraded the boys with guns before local news outlets.
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In real life Lamballe was dismembered in the street, and revolutionaries paraded her head and body parts through Paris. Yikes.
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Accompanied by a marching band, about 120 people who registered for the event paraded in Gorky Park showcasing their artistry.
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Those British service members were paraded before then-President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and critics said their apologies were extracted under duress.
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The British service members were paraded before then President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and critics said their apologies were extracted under duress.
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They showed their clothes in a movie titled "Storm," in which platinum-haired models paraded in a surreal Arctic landscape.
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After cocktails and briny oysters, the wedding party picked up tambourines and raucously paraded to a nearby gallery for dinner.
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The HSU001 unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) was paraded through Tiananmen Square during China's 70th National Day parade on October 1.
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Then, according to my father, I paraded around the neighborhood with a bloody fish skeleton on a two-by-four.
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"We were the inner-city kids paraded around, doing contests and having our photo taken with the mayor," Sarabia jokes.
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At the last event we held, in December 2013, armed civilians paraded along the street, swarming any car that arrived.
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Then they are paraded through the town square to the local Bulgarian church, where they are blessed by a priest.
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For 13 days, he proudly held Cindy's leash and paraded her around my block as if it were his block.
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And bringing up the rear, Ronald Torreyes paraded past, waving to the crowd from atop the shoulders of Aaron Judge.
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" She thrives on insults: While being paraded past Mortville's citizens atop a litter, she greets them by shouting: "Hi, Stupid.
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This, of course, sent me into a drunk panic so we paraded around the entire house with the handheld vacuum.
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Busloads of schoolchildren, Chinese tourists and groups of Japanese senior citizens paraded past the buildings and raided the gift shop.
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On Saturday, it was paraded in public for the first time, like a conquering hero fresh from a moon landing.
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The governor of the fortress was killed, and his head cut off and paraded through the streets on a pike.
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During Sunday's show, the elephants paraded into the stage as they had for years, linked to each other trunk-to-tail.
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When it comes to corruption, a number of bigwigs have been arrested and bags of seized money paraded before the media.
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" In the Indian state of Chhattisgarh, "more than 100 women are tortured, paraded naked or harassed in the state every year.
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Thousands of paramilitary troops have since paraded through three cities in Xinjiang in shows of "thunderous power" aimed at Uighur terrorists.
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Sitting in the stands at Brazil's Maracanã Stadium, the happy couple watched over as the participating athletes paraded into the arena.
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Apple paraded some of Hollywood's biggest stars on stage Monday to unveil its master plan to take on the media business.
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They paraded into the stadium like exotic birds, their sports having just gained a place in the Winter Olympics. Snowboarders. Curlers.
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Six other goats were paraded before the judges, while multiple other ones were feeling self-conscious and had to be carried.
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These red hats would be placed on pikes and paraded as symbols of resistance against colonial rule over the American colonies.
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Rahman was arrested late on Monday in the capital, Dhaka, he added, as the handcuffed man was paraded before the media.
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Dozens of models paraded down the catwalk wearing vibrantly colored over-sized pants and big hooped earrings with metallic make up.
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Less than 24 hours later, the 41-year-old Babchenko was paraded at a press conference organized by Ukraine security services.
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At the close of the presentation, Samsung employees, bathed in blue light, paraded through the audience holding the new S8 aloft.
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One of the captured Israeli tanks was later paraded through the streets of Damascus, according to news reports at the time.
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Buttigieg brought in singer-songwriter Ben Harper for a rally before his supporters paraded to the hall with a marching band.
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Ukrainian authorities have also paraded high-profile detainees on television, including two Russian soldiers captured while on a patrol in Ukraine.
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Some 15,000 supporters of the far-right Patriotic Europeans against the Islamization of the West (PEGIDA) group paraded through Dresden alone.
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Young women will be paraded around and asked to jump through hoops to obtain an arbitrary title and some scholarship money.
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When Blaskwowicz wakes up, he's being paraded in front of the cameras, proof any remnants of the "resistance" have been squashed.
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The police have arrested 13 of 15 members of the alleged jirga, and paraded them blindfolded and shackled before the media.
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Bundy and a crowd of nearly 300 marchers paraded through Burns, and a splinter group eventually took over the Malheur headquarters.
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The militants reportedly pulled weapons and ammunition from the military base, and paraded the bodies of dead soldiers through the streets.
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All paraded down Mexico City's main thoroughfare to kick off the annual Day of the Dead festivities that run through Nov.
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Some people on Facebook commented that she was being "paraded" in the streets of Limbe in the south of the country.
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The next day, he went to the debate in St. Louis and paraded Bill Clinton's accusers in front of Hillary Clinton.
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Mr. Glenn was invited to the White House by President John F. Kennedy and paraded up Broadway and across the land.
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Five men who are suspected of having stolen relics from a local temple were paraded through the streets of Guizhou, China.
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Later that month, ISIS released a video released showing what appeared to be Kurdish Peshmerga fighters paraded down Iraqi streets in cages.
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Even Lady Gaga — the woman who's paraded down streets and red carpets in some of the most head-turning 'fits — herself agreed.
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State TV showed images of the Pukkuksong-2 SLBMs on trucks waiting to be paraded in front of leader Kim Jong Un.
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In Pyongyang, crowds mobilized by the North Korean regime waved flowers and cheered "Unification!" as Kim and Moon paraded through the capital.
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The boy was brought to Rome as part of the victory spoils, paraded through the streets, then raised in the imperial household.
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Then, led by Pauline, dancing nimbly like the pied piper, Edwick was paraded around a long platform covered in baskets of food.
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These dogs and their owners were not messing around as they paraded through the park in their elaborate ensembles and matching outfits.
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Smith was publicly paraded, tortured for an hour on the county fairgrounds, and then burned alive, according to the American Bar Association.
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The public spectacle — which included witnesses paraded before Congress and conspirators sent to jail — left Americans exhausted and divided in warring camps.
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"He was treated like an animal paraded through the streets," Christin Neely, Neely's sister-in-law, wrote in an emotional Facebook post.
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GOP leaders even paraded Bishop out for their weekly press conference, even before he has been officially sworn in as a member.
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Other witnesses said the officer was then disarmed, stripped naked and paraded around the area before being beaten to death with stones.
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But Ms. Domínguez Muñoz seemed to rest peacefully as they paraded her through the streets to the sound of a brass band.
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Amid intense speculation of his kidnapping by Chinese government agents, a tearful Gui was paraded on state broadcaster CCTV in January 2016.
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Tribal members paraded through the camp on horseback, jubilantly beating drums and gathering around a fire at the center of the camp.
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Rihanna repeatedly raised lingerie's glamour quotient with Savage x Fenty, the line paraded in blockbuster shows with actually diverse cast of models.
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Political fundraisers for Democratic politicians are often shows of force, with star donors paraded in bold-faced font on widely distributed invitations.
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" He told a room full of kids that "Obamacare is death" during a publicity stunt that paraded children as "victims of Obamacare.
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He paraded around the room to a mix of boos and cheers before leaping into the ring with a loud, definitive stomp.
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Thirteen activists were later paraded in front of state TV cameras during a meeting with Rodriguez, a hardline ally of President Nicolas Maduro.
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She noticed, however, that you did not like it when your sister-in-law "paraded" her pregnancy and family members talked about it.
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Earlier this week, a jaguar named Juma was paraded out for a photo op during an Olympic torch passing ceremony in Brazil's Amazon.
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The group is eventually marched into a town and paraded down a main street that bears more than a passing resemblance to Sweetwater.
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America had paraded the deal as proof of its commitment to the region and of the unparalleled strength of its alliance with Australia.
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As the voting commenced Saturday, Spanos circled the faux-wood ballroom collecting ballots with a wire-mesh basket he paraded above his head.
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I see it all the time in the Daily Mail—the degradation of every sort of human life, paraded in the national newspapers.
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The usual suspects in cable news, along with the major broadcast networks, paraded shrill experts and analysts to talk about the blockbuster report.
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All I Want Is You paraded Miguel around as a lover, but two years later, the updated version of Miguel is more nuanced.
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Uniformed national police officers paraded him around, suspending him from the bar like an animal carcass, in an attempt to get a confession.
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After being covered up, they're paraded around town while their friends make plenty of noise and make a scene for all to see.
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Seven years ago, dozens of officials who had advocated reform were paraded on state television to make forced confessions of participation in sedition.
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Some 1,300 people and elephants paraded near Thailand's Grand Palace for six-and-a-half hours, according to the South China Morning Post.
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Among the troops who paraded through on the ground were members of the National Guard, which was created at the beginning of 2019.
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No dog deserves to be packed up, carted from state to state, and paraded in front of a stadium full of screaming fans.
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Later, a crowd of (giant air quotes) "savages" are being paraded through town as the townsfolk watch, and a child drops a doll.
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I love that people love the day, and I too have paraded with flag and wristbands singing blue and yellow and blood red.
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With extended families in attendance, each graduate was paraded through the party under a shower of exploding glitter and booming Iraqi pop music.
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It's tough when you've been left feeling inadequate by the "perfect" lives, emotions, and pictures paraded on Facebook and its sister platform, Instagram.
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This would have been impossible for me even to imagine as I paraded across stages trying to stand out back in the 1980s.
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While the sides made their cases, contestants at a ballroom-dancing competition being held at the resort paraded up and down the hall.
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Amid intense speculation about his possible kidnapping by Chinese government agents, a tearful Gui was paraded on state broadcaster CCTV in January 2016.
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AL-RUMAHIYA, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) - The dromedaries paraded down a dusty racetrack as judges rated the size of their lips, cheeks, heads and knees.
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Halili, who drew attention two years ago when he paraded drug suspects in a shame campaign, had strongly denied any links with illegal drug.
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For Kick, who was known as Rose's "protector" when her husband frequently paraded his mistresses in front of her, it was an agonizing choice.
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It was an adult version of a child's "show and tell," in which Taylor paraded her jewels and the fabulous stories associated with them.
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Pilgrims gather around a statue of the Virgin Mary being paraded during a procession in the village of El Rocio, Spain, on May 21.
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Award-winning cows, horses, sheep and even donkeys paraded in front of him, as gauchos dressed in their baggy bombacha trousers doffed their berets.
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Before the recent general election, a super-sized sculpture depicting the environment minister, trousers down, squatting over a glass, was paraded through central Christchurch.
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Trilobites Five planets paraded across the dawn sky early Wednesday in a rare celestial spectacle set to repeat every morning until late next month.
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He has vowed to prosecute more leakers, and Winner may just be paraded as a threat to other would-be purveyors of classified intelligence.
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Comey then paraded to a succession of congressional committees, some of which were taxpayer-financed partisan inquisitions, for hearings that received saturation news coverage.
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The block parties and the crowds were followed by an orchestra, [whereas the rest of the country paraded with drums, string instruments, and vocals].
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Airlines, trains, and other transportation services have over the years paraded their carbon offset programs without changing much about actual energy use and waste.
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Where Mr Trump, by way of showbiz glitz, had produced a couple of reality-television stars, the Democrats paraded a stream of A-listers.
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" — Susan, Wisconsin "Don't go after the fact that we have pageants with women paraded in swimsuits, go after the guy who owns the pageant.
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They protested loudly in May after a Muslim mob stripped a Christian woman and paraded her naked through the streets in southern Minya Province.
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Two days later, his body was prepared at the home of Angelica and her husband, John B. Church, and then paraded to his grave.
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Photographs of royal visits date back to 1900 when Queen Victoria paraded through the streets of Dublin, Ireland, greeted by throngs of well-wishers.
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There, models in full hair and makeup paraded the season's designs thousands of miles away from and many months past the French fashion schedule.
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What I mean is the drama of someone's personal life is not a selling point for me (and yet it's often paraded as one).
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Troops from the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces paraded through the streets in long columns of military vehicles and set up checkpoints across the city.
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The world's longest scarf (3,772 feet), woven over the course of six months and paraded through the streets of Phnom Penh, the Cambodian capital.
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Justify will be paraded at Del Mar racetrack near San Diego on Saturday before returning to WinStar Farm in Versailles, Ky., early next month.
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The Taylor brothers helped transform American Pharoah from a gangly yearling to a muscled Adonis who paraded around the Saratoga sales ring in 0003.
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I cannot stand seeing racism openly practiced in my country, the ugliness that once hid in the shadows paraded in the light of day.
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Hundreds of colorfully dressed and scantily clad dancers and musicians paraded well into Tuesday morning behind huge, elaborate floats designed around a broad theme.
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Grown men and women — mostly men, actually — paraded in and around the hotel near Grand Central Terminal, sporting their favorite teams' caps and jerseys.
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Mr. Modi ensured the bodies of the dead were taken to the Ahmedabad, the largest city in the state, and paraded through the city.
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But a family man convicted of frequenting prostitutes, or a labour activist paraded on television admitting embezzlement, is likely to lose his reputation for good.
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Thousands of men paraded through the streets in full costume for the annual event before surrounding a massive replica longship and setting it on fire.
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The athletes from Russia paraded in Friday's opening ceremony under the Olympic flag, and the Olympic hymn was used instead of the Russian national anthem.
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At the 11th annual Giant Puppet Project festival, artists and children proudly paraded gleaming puppets down central Siem Reap, a bustling tourist city in Cambodia.
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David Petraeus and Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker being paraded in and out of Trump Tower as the President-elect narrowed his list.
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A large, pink, phallic-shaped mikoshi is paraded through the streets during Kanamara Matsuri (Festival of the Steel Phallus) on April 1 in Kawasaki, Japan.
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During the latter's fall/winter 2018 presentation, models paraded past one of Mack's fabric installations, which was inspired by nautical flags and African-American migration.
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We can't trust what's paraded in front of us any more than we can take what journalists and opponents dig up as the essential truth.
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In 1991, tanks and thousands of troops paraded through Washington to celebrate the ousting of Saddam Hussein's Iraqi forces from Kuwait in the Gulf War.
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A large pink phallic-shaped mikoshi is paraded through the streets during Kanamara Matsuri (Festival of the Steel Phallus) on April 1 in Kawasaki, Japan.
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Then, her sister Margaret, Aunt Mary and herself paraded down the aisle of the Abbey and waited for the arrival of the King and Queen.
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On Wednesday, Alex Morgan, Megan Rapinoe, Rose Lavelle and teammates paraded down the streets of New York City, culminating in a ceremony for the champions.
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The reptile bride, dressed in white and with a flower crown on its head, is paraded around town to music before a ceremony takes place.
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Later, a video surfaced that appeared to show the captured pilot who was attacked by a mob and then paraded around by the Pakistani army.
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Some of those released on Saturday were paraded stony-faced at the colonial-era Yellow House that is home to the Foreign Ministry in Caracas.
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Or the chocobo-human hybrid is actually the result of a scientific experiment gone wrong that now gets paraded around like a freak show attraction?
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Once revealed, the models paraded around the space, dragging their cloaks behind them before returning to their tents and, unfurling the bags, bedding down inside.
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Divided into two groups, they had brief conversations with each of the contestants, who then paraded onstage, first in bathing suits, then in evening gowns.
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In Remedios, we spent most nights in the town's main square, drinking and watching as gaggles of teenage girls paraded, arms linked, and ignored catcalls.
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Pop singers and television celebrities caught smoking marijuana are often paraded before the news media, and can be banned from performing as an additional punishment.
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Here are a bunch of mostly black, mostly American athletes being paraded, bought and dealt by a league whose upper management is almost entirely white.
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At a press conference on Friday, Trump paraded a series of top CEOs in front of the media gathered in the White House's Rose Garden.
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Apple paraded stars like Spielberg, Jennifer Aniston, and Oprah Winfrey onstage when it announced in March its plans for its streaming service, Apple TV Plus.
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The bodies of slain Afghan fighters were paraded around the streets of Tehran and in Qom, in northern Iran, in elaborate ceremonies before their burials.
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Referring to the way the woman was allegedly paraded, police told the ombudsman that there was nothing to cover the woman with at the time.
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This week, the Mets paraded their biggest prize of the off-season, the All-Star outfielder Yoenis Cespedes, during a news conference at Citi Field.
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Since then, about half of the girls have been found or freed, dozens have been paraded in propaganda videos and an unknown number have died.
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Greta Thunberg, now an international celebrity, was paraded around the conference with a security detail, but activists and civil society groups said they felt sidelined.
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Spencer was paraded through the streets of Cambridge, accompanied by Harvard students in drag, then feted at a no-holds-barred roast by the theater company.
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Waving LGBT rainbow flags in a Carnival-like atmosphere, marchers paraded down Sao Paulo&aposs skyscraper-lined Avenida Paulista to music blasting from 18 sound trucks.
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Abhinandan was paraded by the Pakistani military before media after his jet was shot down on Wednesday following days of conflict between the nuclear-armed neighbors.
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I dressed my darling Brit as a turkey and paraded her around the mean streets of Charleston, WV." Garner continued, "Perhaps you could suggest Thanksgiving presents?
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In recent years, the team paraded its beloved future Hall of Famers Mariano Rivera and Derek Jeter across the baseball world for season-long farewell tours.
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The crews of the three boats, including eight British sailors and marines, were blindfolded and paraded on Iranian state TV and held captive for three days.
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He said the men then assaulted the mother and daughter with sticks and paraded them around the village before neighbors started to protest against their treatment.
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The crew of the three boats, including eight British sailors and marines, were blindfolded and paraded on Iranian state television and held captive for three days.
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North Korea has in the past paraded mockups of a road-mobile missile believed to be an ICBM design dubbed the KN-08 by outside observers.
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Outfitted in white lab coats and blue protective foot coverings, we were paraded around the reactor, which was supplied by an American company in the 1960s.
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Mothers: Even when they're being paraded around on MTV shows, they're quite literally the people who keep the human race from plummeting into the inky abyss.
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Is this woman being taken care of, or is she just a prize of great natural attractiveness, paraded around an opera house by a rich man?
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The six Asian elephants paraded before the crowd in Providence and balanced on their hind legs, then took their final bow before a crowd of thousands.
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As Chinese troops were paraded out for their country's National Day Parade in Beijing on Tuesday, several of them wore a distinct marking on their uniforms.
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Photo: APOn Saturday morning, the front pages of American news outlets were plastered with photos of North Korean "Frankenmissiles" being paraded through the streets of Pyongyang.
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On Halloween they always paraded on the playground as 10 separate square arrays, with the students neatly arranged in rows and columns like a square grid.
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For almost a year, Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo have been separated from their young families and paraded into a courtroom for a sham trial.
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Public frustration with government as a whole could thus be mobilized against Lula and Rousseff, whose effigies were paraded, dressed in prison stripes, at street rallies.
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Politicians, university personalities, and experts in disaster management paraded the scene of the accident throughout the day, providing very little information that was of actual use.
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During Judge Kavanaugh's time there — 15 or so years after women arrived — some fraternity brothers paraded around campus displaying women's underwear they had filched, drawing criticism.
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A cannily chosen dress paraded in this annual tournament of chic can complement — or contradict — an actor's screen persona, cement a reputation or reboot a career.
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In Toulouse, Spain fans draped their flags and paraded their colors, but they were diffuse, small groups occupying different bars, different restaurants, dotted around the city.
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In the parade, some dancers wore Nazi uniforms and had machine guns, others wore striped death camp costumes, and girls in white paraded with Israeli flags.
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Mohammed said the police also paraded them on television which she said had made them the subject of homophobic attacks after they were released last year.
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The sale, held by the horse auction company Fasig-Tipton, occurred in a small auditorium where horses were paraded in front of bloodstock agents and owners.
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Attendance that day was 0003,251, and it is estimated that 100,000 people stayed after the races to watch Deep Impact be paraded in a retirement ceremony.
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Amber other family members led the jazz band as Clarence's lifesize was paraded on the streets of NOLA's Uptown neighborhood during his very own jazz funeral.
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" He said, "The rich in first and business class are seated first so that the poor may be paraded past them into economy to note their privilege.
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As top executives from the world's biggest technology companies paraded through Trump Tower for a meeting with the president-elect, one particular participant stood out: Alex Karp.
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Two witnesses said on Monday that Islamic State paraded the bodies of 12 Iraqi soldiers through the streets of Garma in the back of a pickup truck.
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The audience gives a Nazi salute as flags are paraded down the center aisle of a Nazi rally in White Plains, New York, on April 24, 24.
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The government paraded defendants in handcuffs in public while they were being transported to court, the so-called perp walk, to show how serious this effort was.
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On October 12th the CSU leadership paraded into the party's final election rally in the Löwenbräukeller, a Munich beer hall, to the Defiliermarsch, a brass-band classic.
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As a form of protest-performance art, Ning created, donned, and paraded around in a bright orange "wedding dress" with an enormous, trailing tail at its end.
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Before long the fashion footwear was being referenced on hit shows like Sex and the City and the Sopranos and paraded up and down the red carpet.
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For many, it was no surprise that Quentin Beck, aka Mysterio, who paraded himself around as a hero from another dimension, turned out to be a fraud.
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An estimated 300 protesters, some of them carrying guns, paraded through the city, decrying the prosecution of Harney County ranchers Dwight Hammond Jr. and his son Steven.
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An estimated 33 protesters, some of them carrying guns, paraded through the city, decrying the prosecution of Harney County ranchers Dwight Hammond Jr. and his son Steven.
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Covert trips to the US, money spent to hire Hillary Clinton lookalikes to be paraded around in cages, digital spycraft, and identity theft...this stuff is nuts.
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Last August, dozens of goats were chomping on weeds near a retention pond in Boise, Idaho, when they broke through a fence and paraded through a neighborhood.
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In previous events, North Korea has paraded Scuds and Nodongs (short-to-medium-range, liquid-fueled missiles), which make up the backbone of its ballistic-missile fleet.
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In an acute embarrassment for the British government, the service members were paraded before then-President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and critics said their apologies were extracted under duress.
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Braving the torrential rain, the cast of 13 Reasons Why has paraded across the red carpet, and kept their outfits looking pretty spiffy despite the inclement weather.
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Bush's casket was flown to Washington on Monday and paraded with full military honors to the Capitol Rotunda where it will lie in state until Wednesday afternoon.
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The famous corridor, where wealthy guests once paraded in Victorian finery, was long thought to be the passageway that ran between the original Waldorf and Astoria hotels.
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MANILA (Reuters) - A Philippine mayor who paraded suspected drug dealers through the streets was shot dead on Monday while attending a weekly flag-raising ceremony, police said.
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Thousands of activists and L.G.B.T. rights supporters paraded in the French city on Saturday, waving rainbow-colored flags and riding atop trucks, despite a crippling heat wave.
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The pesh merga were dressed in orange jumpsuits and paraded around the city of Hawija in cages "to lift morale" of Islamic State supporters, Mr. Mashadani said.
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Rosalia's relics are paraded through the city as the epidemic abates, and the grateful citizens worship her as the santuzza, the "little saint," who saved the city.
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Rosalia's relics are paraded through the city as the epidemic abates, and the grateful citizens worship her as the santuzza, the "little saint," who saved the city.
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Meanwhile, Rodarte made its triumphant return with a collection of otherworldly gowns and garlands of real roses that was paraded through the New York City Marble Cemetery.
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Analyses of recent North Korean flight tests and missiles paraded through the streets of Pyongyang suggest that the North may also be seeking to develop maneuverable warheads.
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A pall hung over the Senate on Thursday when senior House Democrats, who had paraded over from their side of the Capitol, delivered the articles of impeachment.
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The group added plastic bullhorns to its traditional instruments as it paraded into the crowd for its finale; it also took care to plug its YouTube channel.
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But this story quickly unraveled, when Chechen fighters halted the advance, captured tank crews, revealed them to be Russian, and paraded them before Russian and foreign journalists.
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For more than 20 minutes, Trump paraded a slew of veterans to the podium, where they took turns praising him, before he finally gave a brief statement.
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Some accounts suggested that black neighborhoods formed tribes and paraded as Indians to express respect and gratitude for the help that runaway slaves received from Native communities.
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On Wednesday, his coffin was draped in the national flag and covered in flowers and paraded the streets to the el-Alia cemetery east of the city.
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Klan members paraded in makeshift white robes and burned crosses on an American base in Vietnam to mark the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. in 1968.
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During his presidential campaign, Donald J. Trump paraded some of Bill Clinton's accusers, seeking to divert attention from the sexual misconduct claims that he was facing. Mrs.
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The Marine security guard at the embassy paraded the colors and the national anthem was played in a moment of solemnity in the midst of a fun party.
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As a half-naked Levine paraded around one of the biggest musical stages in the world, folks on the internet were of many minds about seeing his nipples.
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There's definitely an internal logic to the group, to what is lauded and what is figuratively beheaded and paraded through the digital world on a bloodied spike. Ramekins?
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It's true that Robb's death was a gruesome one: He was shot by arrows, stabbed in the heart and beheaded before his headless body was sickly paraded around.
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At his rally in Andover on Super Tuesday, Mr Rubio paraded Mr Ventura as an example of the pitfalls of electing a celebrity (like Mr Trump) to office.
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The singer, who sported a burgundy shirt with a black jacket and pants, paraded around the room, jumping and dancing as she mouthed the words to the song.
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Every spring, the town of Stara Zagora in central Bulgaria hosts a controversial bride market where young virgins are paraded in front of suitors who bid on them.
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In April a 51-foot-long inflatable joint was paraded near the White House by activists seeking to persuade Barack Obama to change the federal laws on cannabis.
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In La Paz on Friday, Bolivians celebrated the Day of Skulls, known as "ñatitas," which are decorated and paraded to the cemetery a week after All Saints Day.
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"He had enough of watching potential successors paraded in front of him before he got the clue and punched out," said one source close to the White House.
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For generations, the left has paraded this line of thought as an excuse for their own failure to win over the hearts and minds of the American public.
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The 'Duterte of Batangas' The prisoners who were paraded had confessed to drug offenses but had not been formally charged, Halili told CNN in an interview in 2016.
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Sylvie paraded around the Natchez hotel room, holding her preschool backpack stuffed with a baby doll, a goat and a giraffe, and declared she wanted to go home.
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A few eyebrows were raised (in a friendly way) when our non-Latino group goofily paraded into the small, homey spot that looks like a converted pizza shop.
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The German model -- sporting a tiny green bikini and a pair of Daisy Dukes -- paraded around South Beach with the soccer superstar ... leaning in for kisses and cuddles.
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As a child, she was dunked into a baptismal basin and then paraded like a princess up the aisle in a white dress and white patent leather shoes.
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Mr. Trump's most highly criticized response to a racial incident came in August, after white nationalists paraded and demonstrated in Charlottesville, Va., where they were met by counterprotesters.
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I asked one of them, Caesar Civitella, Nazi-killer and son of an Italian immigrant, how it felt to see Hitler's flags paraded over our soil last weekend.
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Though many of the Gulf states have been reluctant to openly acknowledge the change, Netanyahu has paraded it at every opportunity, especially when criticizing the Iran nuclear deal.
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Slobodchikoff and three colleagues paraded through two prairie-dog colonies dressed in either jeans and white lab coats, or jeans and variously colored shirts: blue, gray, orange, green.
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Also, those heavy-duty trucks with the big tires normally carry the Hwasong-15 ICBMs, but the missiles were paraded on Thursday on tractor-trailer trucks, not TELs.
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North Korea has in the past paraded mockups of a road-mobile missile believed to be an ICBM design which has been dubbed KN-08 by outside observers.
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And even those who are paraded by the RNC as top financiers tell CNN that they haven't made a single call to their networks for the Trump Victory Fund.
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While the pair may have previously paraded their mutual admiration on the stump, a public tiff this week over Cruz's birthplace (Canada) may signal the end of the bromance.
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Some 4,000 bikers chosen in a lottery and clad in leather, denim and helmets of all sorts paraded through the city center on Saturday, revving motors and honking horns.
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Facebook has confirmed to TechCrunch that its election war room that it paraded reporters through in October has not been disbanded and will be used again for future elections.
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Snapping into the regulation Nazi salute, Bund members hail the swastika banner as it is paraded during the opening ceremonies of the pro-Nazi rally at Madison Square Garden.
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"We thought it would be a powerful and public reminder that these ideas were once mainstream enough that they could be paraded in America's most famous arena," Curry said.
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After the 2014 Commonwealth Games opening ceremony in Glasgow, when athletes paraded with a Scottish terrier donning their country's name, local politicians aired their disproval, calling the stunt "disrespectful".
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The Pentagon had previously indicated that photos of the military items paraded by ISIS on the Internet this weekend were likely American and lost during recent operations in Afghanistan.
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The praise mostly focused on the bravery it took for Eminem to speak out and his status as an ally to the black community was paraded throughout the night.
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North Korea paraded several missiles with fins on the re-entry vehicle during its April 15 parade, which it presumably would like to use as an anti-ship missile.
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Environmental concerns and cultural preservation themes predominated in the floats and costumes of the samba schools that paraded before 200,000 paying Sambadrome spectators through the early hours of Monday.
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Seats were easier to come by, however, when the game's current crop of top players, including Johnson, Jordan Spieth, Patrick Reed and Jason Day, paraded through the media center.
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The second is general scaremongering over the funding of the National Health Service, a sacred cow that is now paraded in all political arguments, however irrelevant it may be.
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As "Sweet Caroline" blared out of the sound system on a sweltering Rod Laver Arena, Wozniacki paraded around the blue hardcourt with a smile that spoke a 1,000 words.
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After the explosion that killed Specialist Slape, Taliban militants recovered part of his left leg and paraded it through a bazaar in the Garmsir District, according to the officials.
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Another now-infamous video shows a young man strapped to the front of an army jeep and paraded around villages in the region, a caution to stone-pelting protesters.
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To the sound of applause and cheering from the 2800,23-strong crowd, the flag was paraded around the perimeter of the pitch, then hoisted alongside the national colours of India.
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He paraded the two CEOs in front of the cameras at the ornate front door of his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida, where he is spending Christmas.
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Seven of the restaurant workers who did not defect returned to Pyongyang and were paraded in front of a CNN reporter on a trip to the isolated country this week.
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On Thursday, the Beetle was back in position while traffic crawled along the crowded street as dozens of fans paraded on the black and white painted crossing for souvenir photos.
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After decapitating the men, the extremists paraded the heads through the village on the hoods of their vehicles, calling residents to come out and look at the spectacle, Gul said.
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Tuesday's Google I/O keynote paraded the usual new hardware and software, but the biggest development was the emphasis on privacy that the company wove through each of its rollouts.
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And most concerning is how this all affects young people growing up right now in a world where problematic figures are absolved and death is paraded around for online engagement.
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In late 2013, Miles, wearing his Batsuit, paraded around San Francisco in a black Lamborgini — designed to resemble the Batmobile — and made stops at different scenes involving police and firefighters.
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In Dusseldorf, some 2,000 schoolchildren paraded with a carnival float depicting a giant effigy of Thunberg with "Do something about the climate catastrophe at last" written on her raised arms.
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The show, paraded to the beat of electronic music, was held in a industrial area dedicated to performances in a part of the group's contemporary art exhibition space Fondazione Prada.
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"What kind of idiot would do something like to this to an animal?" said Miami Beach mayor @DanGelber after someone paraded a horse around in one of the city's nightclubs.
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"The man bought a dog, named it Buhari, wrote Buhari on both sides of the dog and paraded it" in front of people from the north, said a police spokesman.
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If I took your home, removed all of the food, tore up the flooring, and paraded a host of 14-wheeler trucks outside your window, you too might head elsewhere.
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A day after being sworn in, Mr Duterte reassured officers paraded in front of him that they had the right to kill suspects who threatened their lives by resisting arrest.
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The suffragettes paraded again that June in even greater numbers, behind a 19-year-old figurehead named Margery Bryce, mounted on a white horse and dressed as Joan of Arc.
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Women's underwear were paraded around like trophies; a senior U.N. official estimated to me that there were likely over a thousand cases of sexual violence in the ensuing 20173 hours.
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Dennis Rodman, the former professional basketball star, has made a series of bizarre trips to North Korea, even as that country detained and paraded American visitors in a geopolitical spectacle.
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About 15,000 troops, 160 aircraft, and 580 pieces of military equipment were paraded for the 70th anniversary of the country's founding, according to the Ministry of Defense spokesman Maj. Gen.
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The young men who paraded through a Virginia town with tiki torches and finely pressed khakis were products of white supremacy: white nationalists, alt-right, Nazis, Klansman and the like.
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Was it right for a protest against killings and sexual abuse to take place during a pageant where, according to many feminists, women were being paraded around as sex objects?
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When Mr. Trump declined to denounce white nationalists who paraded in Charlottesville in August, Mr. Tillerson made it clear that Mr. Trump "speaks for himself" — not his secretary of state.
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Analyses of recent North Korean flight tests and missiles that have been paraded through the streets of Pyongyang suggest that the North may also be seeking to develop maneuverable warheads.
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Inside, Ann Coulter — flanked by a couple of cops who were providing security — marked her territory, while the Coulter wannabe Tomi Lahren paraded around with a camera crew in tow.
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Maybe they haven't paraded around female job applicants with open kimono, à la Charlie Rose, or haven't traumatized female colleagues by subjecting them to pelvic pinball, à la Mark Halperin.
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Thirteen of those released were paraded in front of television cameras at a meeting with a senior official, Delcy Rodriguez, who harangued them but also wished them a happy Christmas.
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The woman 'paraded' naked in the street On the afternoon of March 17, 2017, social media in Malawi was in uproar about a young woman photographed naked in a market.
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Zynga, which once paraded sheep in Times Square to celebrate a spinoff of its highly addictive FarmVille, is worth far less than it was when it went public in 251.
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" 'I've seen others paraded around in handcuffs, holding on to their miserable existence, but Alan García has no reason to suffer such injustices or circuses,' " she read, her voice trembling.
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Demonstrators have burned down the headquarters of local election offices, set up blockades, and paraded a mayor barefoot through the streets after cutting her hair and showering her in paint.
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But as we were paraded before a largely white audience, I began to wonder: Were our roles at the festival to react to Shriver's speech, or to ease white guilt?
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Trilobites For the past two weeks, five of our solar system's planets have paraded across the pre-dawn sky, visible to the naked eye, giving early-risers a rare visual treat.
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But were the boys training to defend their village, or were they being paraded in front of visiting photographers to send a message to the government, a plea for more resources?
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If they're right, they win big, and if they're wrong, well, there's no real downside except maybe having their embarrassing pro-Theranos / pro-Juicero tweets paraded out a few years later.
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She tweeted and retweeted the latest HIV news, paraded with placards and wore the "PrEP up your LIFE" T-shirt (great look with a flouncy pink mini-skirt and rainbow socks!).
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The White House paraded out top law enforcement and intelligence officials at Thursday's press briefing with a strong message: Russian attempts to interfere in the 2018 elections are real and ongoing.
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Supporters of Turkmen and Sunni Arab candidates paraded through the city center on Thursday, tooting car horns and waving flags, but no such fanfare was seen in the quieter Kurdish neighborhoods.
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James Corden did the most British thing ever -- besides high tea with the Queen -- when he dressed up as Mary Poppins and paraded across a London street singing her greatest hits.
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"One day when the slaves were being paraded, one negro got out of the line of walk and knocked over a chamber (pot) that was near and broke it," Eden related.
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In April, at a celebration of North Korea's "Day of the Sun," a missile was paraded through the capital Pyongyang which one analysts said could have been a type of ICBM.
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Volkswagen brought back the spirit of the Californian sun and The Beach Boys at the Geneva Motor Show this week, when it paraded its 21st century version of the dune buggy.
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Stephen Winter, a 44-year-old filmmaker with a cloud of curly gray hair, leaned against the exterior wall, interrupting his train of thought to greet friends as they paraded by.
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It wasn't on the show floor; instead, Audi paraded a prototype of the all-electric SUV clad in black, white, and neon orange camouflage through the streets of the Swiss city.
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So far, the impact has been modest, but the blowback could intensify if Meng is taken to the United States in handcuffs, incarcerated, paraded in front of cameras or otherwise humiliated.
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A similarly definitive brand statement was on deck at Tommy Hilfiger, where classic Americana looks with nautical details and suggestions of Gilded Age opulence were paraded on a steamer ship set.
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Dinny Phipps bred horses to race them — a shockingly quaint notion in an era when unproven colts and fillies are paraded through an auction ring and often fetch millions of dollars.
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Should he not get the job, his weeks of being paraded before the cameras at Trump's properties in New Jersey and in New York might come to be seen as humiliating.
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Every spring, the country's 18,000-person Kalaidzhi Roma clan gathers in Stara Zagora for the controversial "bride market" where young virgins are paraded in front of suitors who bid on them.
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Several were paraded on the field before games or at halftime, wheeled out as the spoils of conquest: Lucas Moura at Tottenham, Olivier Giroud at Chelsea, Badou Ndiaye at Stoke City.
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And, um, they handcuffed all of us, they paraded us in front of the community, they had the helicopter on us, and this was like a group of 11 year olds.
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Mr. Booth was a chief organizer of the April 1965 Washington march, during which more than 15,000 protesters paraded from the Washington Monument to the Capitol and picketed the White House.
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Three servers paraded to a table like the Magi bearing gifts: walnut shells containing steaming rounds of sourdough, fresh-whipped-butter cumuli, a baked beet carved from a vegetable-ash crust.
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Drivers blasted their horns in the streets while youthful masses waving national flags paraded along the thoroughfares of Irbil, the capital of the semi-autonomous Kurdish Regional Government (KRG) of Iraq.
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In Chicago, the size of a rally so quickly outgrew early estimates that the official march that was scheduled to follow was canceled for safety, though many paraded through downtown, anyway.
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From Angela Merkel to rebel left-wing politicians such as Claudia Roth, who recently paraded her dirndl there, mainstream politicians have their pictures taken holding enormous glasses of beer, or steins.
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CreditCreditMaddie McGarvey for The New York Times AKRON, Ohio — The students paraded through hugs and high-fives from staff, who danced as Sister Sledge's "We Are Family" blared through the hallways.
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The Kentucky state legislature eventually changed the law so that clerks do not have to sign marriage licenses, but conservatives still paraded Davis at rallies as a fighter for religious freedom.
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He said at the time that he would resign and would be willing to be publicly paraded as a drug suspect if police could come up with evidence to support the allegation.
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LONDON — The biggest trendsetters in men's fashion from around the world are in London for men's fashion week, where the next big things for menswear in 2016 are being paraded down runways.
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A 1985 photograph in the Yale Daily News, taken during Kavanaugh's time, showed a group of DKE pledges waving a flag they had made of women's underwear as they paraded around campus.
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Police officers pose for photos with the Madame Tussauds' wax figures of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as they are paraded along the Long Walk in Windsor ahead of the royal wedding.
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Then, in a spectacle hatched by Lee's senior corps commander A.P. Hill, the Confederates paraded the Union survivors through the streets of Petersburg to the slurs and jeers of the southern crowd.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - When he paraded during Carnival at age 14 for the first time with a Rio de Janeiro samba group, Wagner Carvalho did not recognize himself in the mirror.
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That's why Touch ID, Apple Pay, and 3D Touch all got paraded so loudly when they were launched, and it's also why Apple has a small army working on its iSight camera.
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In Duesseldorf, some 2,000 schoolchildren paraded with a carnival float depicting a giant effigy of Thunberg with the words "Do something about the climate catastrophe at last", written along her raised arms.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Revelers wearing Renaissance helmets, feathers and striped pantaloons paraded through Brussels on Friday in a tradition stretching back five centuries to the zenith of the city's cultural and political power.
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Two new missile systems — the DF-41 and the DF-17, which are thought to travel 25 and five times the speed of sound respectively — were paraded through Tiananmen Square on Tuesday.
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Visit Business Insider's homepage for more storiesAs Iran paraded its troops and its arsenal of various weapons Sunday, the country's president demanded the US and other Western nations leave the Persian Gulf.
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In Düsseldorf, Germany, some 2,000 school children paraded with a carnival float depicting a giant effigy of Thunberg with "Do something about the climate catastrophe at last" written on her raised arms.
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Hamill said Fisher "liked to dress me up" and related one time during a Star Wars shoot that "she made me squeeze into her space tunic" and paraded him around the set.
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The number of missiles paraded in Pyongyang this week was "something of a scale we've never seen before," said David Schmerler, a research associate at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies.
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Like Trump, beauty pageants judge women's worth based on their physical attractiveness ("She's no longer a 10"), and reduce women to public objects that can be paraded around and ogled by men.
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When Aradhana had completed 68 days of fasting, she was dressed in bridal finery and paraded in a chariot before a crowd of 600, including a member of Parliament from the area.
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If North Korea had paraded its ICBMs this time, it could have created a major embarrassment for Beijing and fueled Mr. Trump's charge that China is not doing enough to apply pressure.
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As the dancers — in denim outfits that could have come from the Levi's store across the street — crawled, slithered, moaned, wailed and paraded uptown belting out a Venezuelan folk song, people gawked.
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One by one, a dozen of those who had run for office paraded on stage, thanking their "master" and party president Ezequiel Jonas Ataucusi Molina, who is sometimes revered as a god.
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When a girl married, the corredo would be paraded down the street, held aloft by relatives in a celebratory procession marking the girl's move from her family's home to her new one.
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SDF fighters, who besieged Baghouz for weeks while planes pounded from above, paraded in memory of 11,000 comrades killed in years of fighting against IS. A band played the American national anthem.
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For more than an hour, they had paraded through the avenues of central Lima, dressed in their national team jerseys, blowing their vuvuzelas and pushing their children ahead of them in strollers.
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Our teacher didn't tell us about the gas mask drill ahead of time — she simply handed out the masks, and we blindly paraded around the school before going back to our lessons.
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A hunk of ham and green eggs hovered just feet above its 90 handlers, who gamely paraded the new balloon on its inaugural flight even as it bopped some of their heads.
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Every year since 1994, sheep farmers have paraded their livestock through the city, along a route that once cut through undeveloped countryside on their way to winter grazing pastures in southern Spain.
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Mr. Beinecke wrote that one of his earliest memories was of watching from his family's 12th-floor suite at the Plaza as returning veterans from World War I paraded up Fifth Avenue.
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In the streets, firecrackers exploded, blazing crosses were carried and the air filled with smoke as the people of Lewes, in southeast England, paraded in a dazzling array of costumes on Nov.
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The recipients paraded up to the podium area Tuesday after they were announced by a White House aide who managed to mispronounce the names of Mr. Redford, Bruce Springsteen and Cicely Tyson.
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It's also possible the rocks were first used to build a stone circle in the local area before being paraded to the Salisbury plains, according to the article in the journal, Antiquity.
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On Tuesday, thousands of LNA troops paraded in Tocra, 40 miles (65 km) northeast of Benghazi, in front of Haftar, other LNA commanders and senior politicians from the eastern government and parliament.
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The approach is mostly an extension of her predecessor Christine Lagarde's belief in broad-based economic growth — the pair even paraded for a girl power photo-op Friday to underscore the point.
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The bodies of two long-deceased Roman Catholic saints, Padre Pio and Padre Leopoldo, their corpses enclosed in glass boxes, were paraded through the old city in a solemn procession to the Vatican.
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"Emma Watson, forever paraded in the media as a white feminist icon, is the face of Lancôme's 'Blanc Expert' (Expert White) which contains disruptive ingredients intended to whiten the skin," the story said.
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Yet the faithful braved the chilly weather outside the town's Manger Square as traditional Christmas songs like "Jingle Bells" played in Arabic over loudspeakers and scout groups paraded with bagpipes and sang carols.
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Demonstrators toted American flags and maroon signs that said, "I am a Muslim, too," as one activist donned a Trump costume and paraded through the crowd with a bald eagle in a cage.
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Prosecuting firms may not have the smack of justice that populists crave: you can't imprison a company, let alone force it to do a humiliating "perp walk"—being paraded in handcuffs in public.
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Mr. Guzmán was taken to Mexico City and, late on Friday night, paraded before media cameras in blue track pants and his signature mustache on his trip to the maximum security prison, Altiplano.
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However due to extensive damage caused by Typhoon Hagibis, the imperial procession -- during which the Emperor and Empress Masako were to be paraded before the public in a Tokyo motorcade -- has been postponed.
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In Duesseldorf, more than 2,13 schoolchildren paraded with a carnival float depicting a giant effigy of Thunberg with the words "Do something about the climate catastrophe at last," written along her raised arms.
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India had demanded the return of the pilot, who was attacked by a Pakistani mob after being shot down, before being paraded, bloodied and blindfolded, on a video circulated by Pakistan's Information Ministry.
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And it is two days since Bo's colleague Gui Minhai, a Swedish bookseller who went missing in October, was paraded on Chinese state television "confessing" to a 12-year-old drunk driving offense.
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Cruz paraded his allegiance to Trump this week by interrogating Sally Yates as if she were on trial in 17th-century Salem (in Cruz's defense, he did burn witches in a past life).
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One rallying cry for the Iraqi forces is revenge for the killing, last year, of a Shiite soldier who was captured by the Islamic State, paraded through Falluja and hanged from a bridge.
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South and North Korea paraded together at an international sporting event for the first time at the 2000 Sydney Olympics, but have not done so since the 2007 Asian Winter Games in China.
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Wearing a two-cornered hat similar to Napoleon's and clutching flowers donated by women along the route, Franco-Ivorian Thiam, 53, paraded through rain-soaked Zurich to mark the city's annual spring jamboree.
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Pyongyang paraded two new intercontinental ballistic missile-sized canisters as well as displaying its submarine-launched ballistic missile and a land-based version of the same for the first time, according to analysts.
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A stooge for his former clients, this Trump nominee was the deputy secretary, while the top job was held by a strange man, Ryan Zinke, who paraded around on a horse named Tonto.
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I'd escape after the second count and triumphantly rebound to victory, leaving my dad defeated on our green living room carpet as I paraded around the house with my hands in the air.
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The designer enlisted London's Philharmonic Orchestra and the Bach Choir to perform live inside East London's York Hall, where models paraded across a bubble-gum-pink carpet in big, bold, after-dark dresses.
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Crucially, Mr Cheka's trial is being held before a Congolese judge in a city close to the villages where his troops once paraded severed heads on poles and hung women's insides from trees.
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Youth Front (Mani) party workers killed 10 dogs and hung the dead bodies on a pole as they paraded on the streets of Kottayam, a town in the southern Indian state of Kerala.
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Pundits paraded through cable news programs, suggesting that because Roseanne portrayed a Trump supporter on her show and because Trump supporters loved her show, her real-life racism revealed their real-life racism, too.
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Kendall Jenner paraded down the Alexander Wang runway in an LBD that upon closer inspection was a tuxedo jacket turned on its side, the sleeves tied around her waist cinching the whole look together.
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While cool electric skateboards and kid lemonade stands that come with well placed emotional backstories are the show's primary focus, let's not forget the array of fashion brands that have paraded through the tank.
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He was even the leader of the Corps Cadets that paraded down Fifth Avenue in the Columbus Day Parade when he was at the New York Military Academy, so being out front, being noticed.
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Following on from North Korea's latest series of rocket trials, a cornucopia of ballistic missiles paraded in Pyongyang on April 15 -- including ICBM launchers -- was a bold signal of intent to do just that.
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It's rage at the aftermath of a financial crisis and Great Recession, in which the gap between winners and losers just grew larger, and the two-tiered system of justice paraded on full display.
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I felt the same way about the end of Schindler's List, when Steven Spielberg paraded some of Oskar Schindler's surviving rescuees past his grave, to place stones on it as part of Jewish custom.
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DUBAI/MOSCOW (Reuters) - When Iran took delivery of the first parts of an advanced Russian air defense system this month, it paraded the anti-aircraft missile launchers sent by Moscow to mark Army Day.
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Late on Tuesday one faction, the Tripoli Revolutionary Brigade, paraded round the city in more than 100 police vehicles before announcing that a government "imposed by the international community would be considered an invasion".
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Only time will tell if any of those men will one day see themselves built into a 36-foot sculpture, paraded in front of a bunch of British people, and blown to high heaven.
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In response to Ledezma's death, a few dozen trans sex workers, activists, and allies paraded her open casket through downtown Mexico City in early October, stopping traffic and making headlines all over the world.
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Athletes of the two sides have not paraded together at international sports events since the 2007 Asian Winter Games in China, after relations chilled under nearly a decade of conservative rule in the South.
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Knight's illustration seems to equate Williams with figures like Saartjie Baartman, also known as the Hottentot Venus, an African woman who was paraded before European audiences as nothing more than a freak-show attraction.
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The audience paraded to the new site but, in an irony more pungent than any of Blitzstein's, the actors' and musicians' unions forbade their members to perform under the terms of their existing contracts.
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By email, by tweet and on camera, the denials paraded in Thursday from Cabinet-level officials — and even Vice President Mike Pence — apparently crafted for an audience of one, seated in the Oval Office.
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The Getaway Say so long to the flaming baked alaska paraded around the dining room during your appointed hour in the cavernous dining room on your mega-ship, at least among the newest vessels.
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Villagers are then alleged to have shaved the girl's head and paraded her around the village as a punishment for making "false accusations," according to a statement provided by the alleged victim to police.
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" Mr. Allen has been at odds with Mia Farrow for years over Dylan Farrow's accusations, and Ms. Previn said her mother had "taken advantage of the #MeToo movement and paraded Dylan as a victim.
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Black-clad supporters paraded through the streets to mark the 7th-century death of the Prophet Mohammed's grandson Hussein, seen by Shi'ites as a divinely guided leader, and they roared approval of Nasrallah's remarks.
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One night in 1884, P. T. Barnum paraded 21 circus elephants, including the storied Jumbo, and 17 camels across the Brooklyn Bridge to prove its strength, which made for great publicity for the circus.
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She is the personification of a culture in freefall where Kim Kardashian is paraded into the Oval Office on matters of criminal justice and lawyers like Michael Cohen release gotcha tapes on primetime shows.
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Iran disowned them, pointing to their Afghan identity cards, but Afghan officials paraded them on television, saying they were carrying false papers and had admitted to being sent by Iran as a hit squad.
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Kaia Gerber, the daughter of supermodel Cindy Crawford, showed off a logo-strewn, black and white ensemble that included a whispy, short skirt, while other models also paraded down the runway in monochrome outfits.
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Kaia Gerber, the daughter of supermodel Cindy Crawford, showed off a logo-strewn, black and white ensemble that included a whispy, short skirt, while other models also paraded down the runway in monochrome outfits.
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A signal moment in that campaign came in 2013, when the police arrested Charles Xue, a Chinese-American businessman with 12 million microblog followers, and paraded him on state television, saying he had solicited prostitutes.
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It overbuilt certain useless units and ran into bottlenecks — in one memorable match, it paraded back and forth across a choke point, pointlessly setting itself up for a counterattack, while the commentators expressed profound confusion.
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Expressions of contrition from foreign designers and CEOs were paraded across social-media sites, joined by resignation letters from Chinese celebrities, noisily quitting as envoys for errant brands and stressing their love for the motherland.
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Hong Kong (CNN)As China paraded some of its most powerful weaponry during celebrations marking the Communist state's 70th anniversary on Tuesday, the United States Navy tested its newest piece of firepower in the Pacific.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Harlequins and Pierrot clowns entertained at Christian Dior's Haute Couture catwalk show in Paris on Monday, as models sporting ruffs, sequined dresses and ringmaster jackets paraded through a circus tent, surrounded by acrobats.
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You'll also note that Holmes doesn't contradict the Bloomberg reporter's story; it seems very likely that when Hootsuite was paraded around as a unicorn, it was actually valued at far less than that special figure.
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Paraded down from the station and through the town center, it is less like watching your competitors—assuming most in the crowd are hoping for man to win—and more a celebration of the animals.
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After being paraded before a field of news cameras at the Mexico City airport that night, Mr. Guzmán was ushered onto another helicopter, headed for the same prison he had escaped from six months earlier.
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The entire industry and a decent population of the rest of the world watched as the FBI paraded the Galleon Group founder past the flashing bulbs and television cameras — also known as the perp walk.
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In 2014, village elders in Bihar shaved the head of an orphan girl, blackened her face with ash, and paraded her through their neighborhood as punishment for talking to her boyfriend in a public place.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cuba paraded troops and hundreds of thousands of citizens through its emblematic Revolution Square on Monday in a traditional show of nationalist fighting spirit in the face of steep economic and diplomatic challenges.
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Nevertheless, he was treated as a hero, interviewed endlessly, and paraded (often on top of cars) from India to Cuba, with Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, Finland, the UK, Iceland, Cuba, Brazil, Canada and Hungary along the way.
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He even fondly recalls the moment one agent asked him what shoes he wanted to wear before being paraded in front of the news cameras waiting outside the Murray Hill Tower Apartments in Midtown Manhattan.
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The much-maligned halo, a cockpit head protection system, will also make its race debut along with 'Grid Kids', aspiring young drivers who have replaced the female models who paraded on track in seasons past.
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This is the Wall of Death, before which condemned prisoners—and by prisoners I mean men, women, babies in their mothers' arms—were paraded naked from the adjacent "dressing room" and shot in the neck.
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While the Warsaw demonstrators paraded with burning torches, Mr. Kaczynski gave a speech in Krakow expressing a new twist on this familiar narrative: The Poles' mission now is to save a "sick Europe" from itself.
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In the stands of the Washington arena on this July evening, cheerleaders in slit white miniskirts and tight red tops swung their pompoms while young men paraded around twirling enormous cutout posters of Osaka's likeness.
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Both the legislator who is accused of supporting the men who paraded the girl naked and his accuser will get another shot at elections because the political party they belong to is a male club.
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He paraded around clubs in drag as part of the House of Aviance, an informal drag family, before becoming a full-time D.J. Mr. Automagic, 43, said he came to New York from Austin, Tex.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - New Orleans and Cuban brass musicians paraded joyously through Havana on Wednesday as part of the city's annual jazz festival and in defiance of the Trump administration's efforts to weaken U.S.-Cuba relations.
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Beirut, Lebanon (CNN)Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has paraded the partial success of his months-long onslaught of a rebel-held suburb of Damascus by driving himself into the enclave in a Honda Civic.
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It's been chosen by arbiters who are of a very small segment of a very small ruling class which has always been white men, at least in modern Western culture, and paraded around the world.
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On Wednesday, as they do each year, young nationalist Jews paraded through the Arab Quarter singing and waving flags in front of stone-faced Palestinians, most of whom closed their shops in protest and fear.
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Ms. Nowak also referred to a promotion the brand staged in 1985, when a team of polo players on horses paraded along Fifth Avenue to draw attention to Piaget's then 6-year-old Polo model.
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Just over one week ago, Saudi Arabian royalty paraded titans of Silicon Valley and Wall Street through the Ritz-Carlton in Riyadh as part of a flashy showcase of the nation's seriousness about global investing.
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MOGADISHU, Somalia (Reuters) - A Ugandan soldier captured by Islamist insurgents in Somalia more than a year ago has been paraded in an insurgent video in which he appealed for his country's leaders to help free him.
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You can imagine that it felt like the odds were stacked against me when I started in this colorful new place where most of the women paraded around in cute booties and straight-sized mini skirts.
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Not to his credit, he still participated in the subsequent impromptu on-air game-show, in which women in different styles of gym leggings paraded past the panel and were evaluated on how "appropriate" they looked.
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Over the course of the next week, more videos and images emerged – showing Barin's remains in different locations and with different jubilant fighters, indicating she may have been paraded as a dead trophy through the streets.
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Two days after the win, Schwarber and his teammates boarded a bus and paraded through the streets of Chicago, where a record five million fans showed up, decked out in Cubbie blue, to show their support.
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But beyond those viral moments, the first lady has, at times, looked unenthusiastic if not downright displeased as the first couple has been paraded through diplomatic protocol and photo-ops in Saudi Arabia, Israel, and Rome.
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It describes how one of the most powerful rebel groups — the Army of Islam — paraded members of the minority Alawite sect in metal cages through the streets of an area the group controlled in late October.
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The new champion met Martinez - who beat a 37-year-old Martina Navratilova in 1994 to become Spain's only previous Wimbledon women's singles winner - as she paraded with her trophy through the corridors beneath Centre Court.
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Although it was the 213-year-old's second loss following Saturday's opening defeat to Irishman Scott Evans, he paraded shirtless around the courts as if having won the gold, bashing shuttle-cocks into the roaring crowd.
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With more than 1,600 officers, 400 musicians and 200 horses in tow, the Queen and members of the royal family are paraded in a carriage from Buckingham Palace to Horse Guards Parade across St. James's Park.
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A succession of world leaders has paraded through the Caribbean's largest island nation in recent years as it has sought to improve relations with the West, modernize its centrally planned economy and attract more foreign investment.
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"It made us sad that [Iraqi Kurds] paraded Israeli flags in their hands," Erdogan told a crowd recently, referencing the sight of Kurdish and Israeli flags being waved together at an independence rally in northern Iraq.
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By any standard of decency toward women, the act of ogling a 20-something model, inviting her to change into a bikini and then proclaiming her a 'Trump girl' when paraded around the pool is piggish.
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Lester Holt, host of NBC's Nightly News, the other night read the teleprompter as an endless stream of car crashes, fires and robberies paraded on screen relegating the real news of the day to other outlets.
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Although Spotify successfully broke free of its reins last April and entered the public arena unescorted, I expect most unicorns will still choose to pay the fat underwriting fees to be paraded around by investment bankers.
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Yankees 6, Blue Jays 1 TORONTO — When Giancarlo Stanton paraded through the clubhouse during spring training, walking back and forth between his locker and the batting cage, he was often wearing gold headphones on his head.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — One year after white supremacists paraded through the streets, the face of downtown Charlottesville was transformed once again – this time with checkpoints, military-style camps for National Guard, and state police on every corner.
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Details: The videos, first found by the social media intelligence company Storyful, featured scenes that included "corpses paraded through streets, Islamic State fighters with guns, and women who call themselves 'jihadist and proud,'" per the Journal.
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While depictions of female genitalia remain largely taboo, representations of male genitalia are shown at shrines and at some festivals, where giant phalluses are paraded openly through the streets as symbols of fertility and sexual health.
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On Sunday night, Brazil's military spontaneously paraded in the streets of Rio de Janeiro to celebrate the electoral victory of Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right politician who will become president of the world's fifth-largest country.
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Smiling despite a unanimous decision that awarded the gold to Dusmatov, a southpaw and winner of last year's Asian championships, Martínez paraded around the ring with his arm around his victor, pointing at the winner in tribute.
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As they paraded into Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis before Game 3 of their playoff series with the Indiana Pacers, the Cavaliers wore coordinated ensembles: made-to-measure suits, ties, shoes, bags and eyewear by Thom Browne.
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From the skating world's "bad girl" Tonya Harding to the "spoiled" parricidal Menendez brothers, it appears as if every infamous figure previously paraded across cable news and tabloids is being reconsidered and repackaged as higher-brow entertainment.
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Jamie McCarthy/FilmMagic All night celebrities have paraded down the red carpet wearing an assortment of looks very reminiscent of high fashion robots, with the major trend of the night being gowns totally covered in silver sequins.
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The nanny who allegedly murdered a 4-year-old girl and then paraded through Moscow with her severed head has said she murdered the child to avenge the deaths of Muslims in Syria killed by Russian airstrikes.
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During the couple's trip to the East Coast for the 2018 MTV Video Music Awards, Jenner, 21, provided us with no shortage of chic looks as she paraded around N.Y.C. with Scott, 26 — and he loved it.
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Meant to present a robust defense against a potential nuclear test by Pyongyang, the report likened the bluff to North Korea's shows of force, where "fake missiles" are paraded through the streets of the North Korean capital.
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MADRID - Melchior, Balthazar and Caspar paraded through Madrid's streets with gifts and sweets to mark the Epiphany, the day when the biblical three kings are said to have visited the infant Christ with gold, frankincense and myrrh.
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The draft often serves as a demonstration of Sexton's formidable status in the sport as his clients are paraded across the podium to greet the league's commissioner, Roger Goodell, and to hold up their new team's jersey.
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And on Sunday morning, the handbag doyenne Anya Hindmarch took us 'round and 'round for her latest collection, called Circulus, building a space age-like Colosseum in which models paraded above a gravitating, color-changing flying saucer.
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The demonstrations today are expected to be smaller than the march held on Sunday, in which up to a million people, or one-seventh of the territory's population, paraded through the city in an overwhelmingly peaceful protest.
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Browsing Spring 2018 fashion will be paraded on the runways in New York this week, but it's definitely all fall in the stores, which of course puts folks with cash on hand in the mood for shopping.
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The first, of course, being by Mr. Schneiderman, who paraded as a crusader for women's rights while allegedly abusing the women in his own life, and using the powers of his office to try to control them.
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They lined up on foot in riot gear at squares, and paraded through residential and commercial neighborhoods in platoons of motorcycles and armored vehicles carrying the Iranian flag and waving weapons, video shared on social media showed.
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As evidence of their victory, the Maroons cut off seventeen pairs of ears and decapitated Tacky so that his head could be paraded along the roads of the parish, then placed on a pike in Spanish Town.
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Dozens more children, ranging in age from about 5 to 11, were paraded into the facility on West 125th Street near Broadway and at East 131st Street and Park Avenue starting as early as 7:15 a.m. Thursday.
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Rasdi Malawani, 13, was paraded in front of the press a day after security forces raided his home in Manila's northern suburbs, where a rocket-propelled grenade and a pistol were seized, Manila police chief Oscar Albayalde said.
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Those with even a vague familiarity with Europe's history will recognize New Nationalisms as a disquieting portrait of an ideological uniform paraded prominently at various points of the 20th century — one which has never been completely taken off.
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On the other side of the Seine River, more throngs poured onto streets around the Champs-Elysees and the Arc de Triomphe, where soldiers and military equipment paraded a day before on France&aposs national Bastille Day holiday.
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Donors, even those who have been paraded by these Trump super PACs as prominent backers, described on Wednesday a sense of bewilderment as they struggled to connect with the right aides or make forays into the right groups.
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The old evening-gown competition, in which contestants paraded in slinky evening dresses, will be dropped for an event in which contestants wear "evening attire of their choosing while discussing how they will advance their social media initiatives".
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With every new rumor and speculation, journalists and pundits (including me) were paraded on CNN and CNBC and the like to talk about all the reasons why it made sense for Facebook to have its own mobile phone.
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JAKARTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Dian Permata Sari was determined to escape when she was brought to the maid recruitment office in Saudi Arabia for the sixth time and paraded in front of potential employers alongside 1503 other women.
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On Saturday night he managed a mealy-mouthed condemnation of "hatred, bigotry and violence—on many sides, on many sides", even though only one side appears to have paraded with heavy weaponry and murdered one of its opponents.
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Athletes from the two Koreas paraded together at the opening and closing ceremonies, a spectacle not seen since the 2007 Asian Winter Games in China as relations chilled under nearly a decade of conservative rule in the South.
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New Zealanders, in their uniform of black shirts and red socks, feted the victors with flags and cheers as Burling, Ashby and the team lifted the ornate silver trophy, which they later paraded triumphantly back to their base.
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Prosecution and defense lawyers are set to begin the lengthy process of selecting a jury from a pool of 600 candidates, a week after his former teammates paraded through the city to celebrate their fifth Super Bowl win.
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Close-fitting silhouettes, ruched flared trousers and layered looks, with tulle mini-dresses paired with silk-printed longer ones, designed by Artistic Director and Vice-President Donatella Versace, paraded down the catwalk in orange, violet and lime colours.
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The treatment of captive marine mammals has been under scrutiny, as lawmakers and facilities re-evaluate whether these animals should live in zoos and aquariums—and whether the paying public still actually wants to see them paraded around.
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Mr. Xi was also harassed — paraded by Mao's Red Guards, with his mother forced to join in one public denunciation — before he was, at 16, "sent down" to toil in the countryside in the name of the revolution.
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Not since the Montreal Canadiens lifted the last of their 24 Stanley Cups in 1993 has Lord Stanley's famous mug been paraded through the streets of a Canadian city, humbling a nation that claims ownership of the game.
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The women are paraded before potential mates at the equivalent of cattle calls, their desirable traits — long hair, beautiful eyes, slim figures, fair skin and an aptitude in the kitchen — marketed in matrimonial ads and online matchmaking profiles.
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But in February, when I watched Gui Minhai, a brave independent bookseller and a fellow Swede, paraded for the third time in front of the media, it became clear: These televised confessions are actually weapons of foreign policy.
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After gathering nearby to chant against corruption and to wave copies of the Russian Constitution, which guarantees freedom of speech and assembly, the demonstrators paraded through narrow streets with Russian flags to an esplanade overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
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At stadiums and arenas all across the city, Brazilian fans have raucously shouted support for clubs Fluminense and Flamengo, waved Cruzeiro and Sao Paulo flags, and paraded around in the shirts of Gremio, Botafogo, Internacional and many more.
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Judging by the procession leaving the Cathedral during *that* motorbike jump, this could be the festival of Madonna Della Bruna, an annual event on July 2 in which an icon of the Madonna is paraded around the city.
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Bannon was also the man behind one of Trump's most controversial stunts in which women who had previously accused former President Bill Clinton of sexual misconduct were paraded before the cameras moments before the second presidential debate against Clinton.
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Protesters formed a circle under a 25-metre long skeleton of a blue whale, nicknamed Hope, which hangs from the museum's ceiling, and paraded a giant pink dodo in the street outside, according to photographs shared on social media.
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Once upon a time, in the hazy, historic, Woody Guthrie Left of long ago, elitism, advanced degrees, and erudition were things to be, if not exactly ashamed of, then things not to be paraded around as badges of honor.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Angry Greek farmers clashed with riot police in Athens then paraded their tractors and pick-ups outside parliament on Friday, in their first big protest in the capital against pension reform plans after weeks of road blockades.
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Models paraded in oversized hats recalling those worn at British racecourses like Ascot, while the spring-summer collection featured linen suits and silk dresses with ruffled edges, a motif also present in the trimmings of some of the handbags.
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HBO may be well known for nudity — Game of Thrones was occasionally met with an eye roll over its abundance of naked women — but on television, it's fairly rare for men to be paraded around, full-frontally exposed. Basically?
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Gucci, part of Paris-based luxury group Kering, has paraded models down the catwalk in luxurious fur coats in the past and creative director Alessandro Michele brought in loafers and sling-backs lined with kangaroo-fur two years ago.
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Amnesty International, a human-rights watchdog, has cast doubt over the investigation, citing "credible evidence" that the suspected coup plotters, many of whom sported bruises and cuts while being paraded in front of the cameras, were beaten and tortured.
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The investigation, which was conducted by Alaska's ombudsman, was launched after an inmate filed a complaint that claimed female staff members placed him and other inmates on a dog leash and paraded them through part of the jail naked.
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Penguins Celebrate a Title Hundreds of thousands of fans lined the streets of Pittsburgh as the Penguins paraded through the city with the Stanley Cup — seven years to the day since the last time they held such a celebration.
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Congress leaders visited local temples in the state to fight the perception that the party was anti-Hindu, while the BJP paraded a string of heavy-hitting national leaders across the state in a bid to drum up support.
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Reporters were paraded through a "reconciliation center," where a dozen or so Russian officers take calls from armed units seeking to join the cease-fire announced in February, and aid them in negotiating local truces with the Syrian Army.
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Dozens of World War II-era jeeps, armored vehicles, motorcycles and trucks and people dressed in wartime uniforms and dresses paraded through southern Paris, retracing the entry of French and US tanks into the city on August 25, 1944.
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Two male legislators have been squabbling over the fact that, in a village in their constituency in northern Pakistan, armed men stripped a 16-year-old girl and paraded her naked in the streets because of a family dispute.
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Then there are the ritual humiliations and abuses of Black women under police detention being paraded half-nude into booking offices, or hog-tied and dragged out of a police cruiser, or tased while handcuffed in a restraining chair.
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Without rehashing all the developments since Ghosn was arrested after his plane landed at Haneda Airport in Tokyo last November, and then paraded before cameras to prison, there are two things at this stage that are hard to dispute.
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Director-General Ronald dela Rosa paraded before the media Fehmi Lassoued and his Filipino girlfriend, Anabel Salipada, three days after they were arrested in a rented apartment a few blocks away from the U.S. embassy in Manila, the capital.
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His arrest was a pretty crazy scene -- drug dogs were barking like crazy before cops slap the cuffs on Ty. Before that, cops paraded his entire crew -- which included Skrillex that day -- outta their limo van and searched them.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Buttoned up looks fit for a studious afternoon in the library filled Chanel's Haute Couture runway show on Tuesday, as models paraded around an enormous bookcase in designer Virginie Viard's second, closely-watched solo outing for the French brand.
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With the rise of the Instagram accounts, motorcyclists were not only dealing with the fear of losing their bikes, but the additional insult of seeing their stolen rides paraded on Instagram—little more than cheap trophies to be damaged or undersold.
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When the former Miss Universe gained weight after winning the crown in 1996, her employer and pageant owner at the time, Donald J. Trump, paraded her before reporters to detail a new fitness regimen and describe her passion for eating.
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He and partner Peter Dilworth paraded their project out, showing them off to our cameras one by one, culminating with Flap-Itz, a $10 pair of plastic animal ears that bob up and down, courtesy of a small hydraulic hand pump.
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According to People's Daily, some Chinese netizens have even gone as far as to compare "Dog-carrying Day" to the controversial Yulin dog meat festival, claiming that the dogs look uncomfortable being placed on the wooden chair and paraded around.
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"Now seeing what's being paraded in the media like the wildly speculative attribution to Russia, I feel a personal responsibility to propose the more plausible theory on behalf of me and the rest of the guys like me," he said.
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But it was law that interested Virgil Jr. Accompanying his father to the Lake County Courthouse, he observed the patent fear and helplessness of poor black defendants who were paraded before a judge without understanding the legal proceedings or their rights.
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LONDON (Reuters) - President Hassan Rouhani said Iran would make or buy any weapons it needed to defend itself in a region beset by "invading powers", as the military paraded missiles and soldiers in front of him on National Army Day.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Chanel brought a touch of early spring to Haute Couture week in Paris on Tuesday as models decked out in delicate, flower-strewn gowns paraded through rose-covered archways and around a fountain in a specially-built garden.
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"The man bought a dog, named it Buhari, wrote Buhari on both sides of the dog and paraded it" in front of people from the north, said Abimbola Oyeyemi, police spokesman in the southern Ogun state where the man lives.
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With the former president Fujimori's daughter Keiko currently the frontrunner in the country's 2016 presidential elections, protesters paraded through the streets with red paint smeared down their legs, a powerful reference to the violations that took place under her father's regime.
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She is certainly right that she was not alone in discarding her duties under Article I. The vote was a popular choice and paraded before cameras ... until the war dragged on with thousands of casualties and hundreds of billions in expenditures.
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In Mr Sanders, the Obamas, Bill Clinton, Joe Biden and Senator Elizabeth Warren, among others, the Democrats paraded speakers whose popularity, in the blue half of America, was a rebuke to the cynicism about politics upon which Mr Trump has fed.
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Mine arrived when I was a college exchange student in France: four classes, few friends, and a shared apartment across from a fire station where, most mornings, pompiers paraded out onto the sidewalk to unroll, and then reroll, their hoses.
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He told a Swedish reporter that he had decapitated fifty people so far, all while they were still alive; as he paraded through the streets holding severed heads aloft, other uniformed police officers and soldiers cheered and marched alongside him.
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As Trump's campaign chief from early spring 2016 to the Republican National Convention, Manafort paraded around in fancy suits and bright ties, cutting just the right public figure for Trump, who always wants the people around him to look the part.
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As early as 2009, Safia was seen in a video being paraded with pride by a leading German Salafist convert, Pierre Vogel, as a fine example of a young girl determined to wear the head scarf and live a devout life.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Hot pink suits and leather galore marked Kris Van Assche's debut as Berluti's designer at Paris men's fashion week on Friday, as the brand known for its luxurious shoes paraded models through the glitzy corridors of the Opera Garnier.
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As for Dix, he was dismissed from his teaching position at the Dresden Academy of Fine Art following Hitler's rise to power in 1933, and his art was famously paraded in the state-sponsored Entartete Kunst (Degenerate Art) exhibition in 1937.
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When I think about who I am fighting for, all I need to do is watch the final moments of the show, in which my great-nieces, 4 and 6 years old, are paraded in front of the cameras wearing chadors.
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Dozens of teachers paraded in a line of 50 cars to visit their students from a safe distance last week, honking and waving and displaying signs of encouragement as they passed families and children gathered in driveways and on sidewalks.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of people paraded through the streets of Mexico City on Saturday to celebrate the capital's growing role as a beacon of tolerance for migrants fleeing persecution for their gender and sexuality in Latin America.
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The game kicked off 327 days after the French men's team paraded down the Champs-Élysées in an open-topped bus, in front of hundreds of thousands of spectators, in celebration of their win at the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
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However, the day I paraded across the unit, sleep-deprived, eyes bleary and pushing a moving cart filled with everything I had brought with me and accumulated while there, the task of convincing myself of my sanity became more difficult.
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When American-backed coalition members claimed control of the city, their victory celebrations seemed oddly familiar: Their route was a mirror image of the one Islamic State fighters took when they paraded through the city in the summer of 2014.
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The overwhelming majority of these cheetahs end up in Gulf Arab mansions, where Africa's most endangered big cats are flaunted as status symbols of the ultra-rich and paraded around in social media posts, according to CCF and trafficking specialists.
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But it also came to stand for something larger: a mecca where people danced during the day, shoppers paraded around like they were in a fashion show and celebrities like Elizabeth Taylor, Cher and Jacqueline Onassis came for the scene.
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The body of Soleimani, who was killed by a US drone in Baghdad on Friday, was flown via passenger jet into Iran earlier this week and paraded through the streets of multiple major cities including Tehran, Qom, Mashhad, and Ahvaz.
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It is the reason hundreds of thousands of Americans have peacefully paraded down the streets of our nation's capital for the past 45 years and, while it will not bring back the millions of lives lost to abortion since Roe v.
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After the assault, the soldiers tied him up to the front of a jeep, strapped on a handwritten placard and paraded him through several villages for hours as a live trophy — a "human shield" at the front of an armed posse.
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And let's be clear: The lawmakers who paraded then-Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf before congressional committees so they could loudly object to the company's behavior can't have it both ways: Either they're for holding crooked banks accountable, or they're not.
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The FBI received reports of hundreds of anti-Witness violence cases, including attacks on Bible meetings, a mob burning a church to the ground, and in one case a child who was forced to drink castor oil and paraded through town.
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The groups then paraded through the streets of Long Island City — Flux Factory's home neighborhood — until they reached the Smiling Hogshead Ranch, a community garden where a crew of judges gave out glittery prizes to everyone, and an afterparty commenced.
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The man joins his neighborhood soccer team; visits a brothel for his sexual initiation; is paraded around town by his friends in a car sporting a Turkish flag before his obligatory military service; and dances with his male relatives at his wedding celebration.
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With few exceptions, most of the fat people we do see in the media and pop culture hate their bodies, from the contestants paraded around like circus animals on "The Biggest Loser" to celebrities who flog themselves in nationally televised weight-loss commercials.
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PARIS, July 2 (Reuters) - Buttoned up looks fit for a studious afternoon in the library filled Chanel's Haute Couture runway show on Tuesday, as models paraded around an enormous bookcase in designer Virginie Viard's second, closely-watched solo outing for the French brand.
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The German iteration — slated for Friday and Saturday at the Brutalist church-turned-gallery — had the looks of another potential success as young Germans paraded their new hoodies up and down the block, offering words of encouragement to those still in line.
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ZHUHAI, China (Reuters) - China paraded industrial and military clout and sent deliberate signals to Western rivals that its aerospace and arms industries aim to catch them up on world markets, while playing down trade tensions at the nation's largest air show this week.
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"We can infer given the size of the canister and the fact that it was paraded on Saturday that Pyongyang wants the world to know that it is actively working toward at least two types of solid-fuel, canisterized ICBMs," Panda wrote.
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" Many people supporting Igarashi since her first arrest have noted that while depictions of vaginas in Japan are usually deemed obscene, those of penises are openly paraded — such as during the country's annual "Kanamara Matsuri," or, the "Festival of the Steel Phallus.
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These councils have banned women from voting; given children to old men to marry in order to settle disputes; and ordered a woman to be stripped naked and paraded through a village for a dishonor or crime committed by a male relative.
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"We're being asked to do this as a courtesy for them and we're paraded in front of the world media first, and then we're told to shut up when they don't like it," Pieth, a criminal law professor at Basel University, said.
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Bare-chested and handcuffed, the men were paraded in front of local and international media as the Nigerian naval officers described how they stormed the ship on Saturday and arrested the pirates off the coast of Sao Tome and Principe, West Africa.
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Otriz's speech at the convention was followed by a "Trump in His Own Words" video segment, in which Democrats paraded Trump's most controversial comments on immigrants and immigration, including his proposal to temporarily ban Muslims from entering the country and comments on Curiel.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - As Hong Kong's judges and senior lawyers paraded in ceremonial wigs and gowns on Jan 8 to mark the start of the legal year, anxieties over China's growing reach into the city's vaunted legal system swirled with the wintry winds.
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One week before the ransom payment, Iran captured a U.S. naval patrol boat and 2202 American sailors, claiming they had strayed into Iran's territorial waters, and brazenly paraded them blindfolded on Iranian TV — just as Khomeini's "students" did with U.S. diplomats in 2628.
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On another occasion, offers forcibly removed him from the shower and paraded him naked back to his cell, where he was forced to remain unclothed and covered in soap for 15-minutes, according to a federal administrative complaint filed by CIVIC last December.
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As Chinese service members were paraded out for their country's National Day Parade in Beijing on Tuesday, several of them wore a distinct marking on their uniforms: Affixed on their ballistic vests were what appeared to be a Quick Response (QR) code.
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"The Olympics have given us hope in gloomy times, restored our pride and reminded us what we Brazilians are really good at," he said as the host, a prominent socialite, paraded through the crowd with an Olympic torch raised above her head.
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On Saturday, missiles were paraded in front of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Vice President Pence separately visited the demilitarized zone between North and South Korea, where he declared that the Obama administration's policy of "strategic patience" was coming to an end.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Dozens of "Star Wars" fans dressed like Jedi knights, Galactic Empire storm troopers and other characters from the sci-fi series paraded through central Taipei on Thursday, part of a worldwide celebration to mark the 40th anniversary of the film franchise.
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SOFIA — While Bulgarians flew flags and paraded today [March 3] in celebration of the sixty-third anniversary of the nation's liberation from the Turks, their country was being efficiently occupied and prepared for use as a base for future operations by German forces.
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With the party in full swing, the mood at the Maple Reefers Club gathering is overwhelmingly warm and inviting; despite being a stranger who basically apparated from the internet, I'm paraded around and introduced to everyone like I'm their new son-in-law.
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She gripped a soaked brown towel as if it were a security blanket, first wiping her face, then burying it, as her belongings paraded past: the box springs and bed frames, the rocking chair, the lamps, the bedroom drawers still stuffed with clothes.
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Despite the disparity in circumstances, the photos staring at consumers from peaceful milk cartons in the United States and the photos paraded by relatives of the desaparecidos who were beaten and jailed and persecuted for demanding justice, shared a very human trait.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Monday that videos posted by the accounts showed violent and graphic images including corpses being paraded through the streets of territory formerly held by ISIS, as well as recruitment messages urging youth to join the terrorist organization.
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Seven days after hundreds of white nationalists paraded tiki torches through the University of Virginia campus, Shaun R. Harper, an expert on race and education, stood before the school's faculty and asked who had been disgusted by the white supremacy on display.
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New York (CNN Business)Leaked documents, provenance unknown, that seem to cast a political party in a negative light, appear online at a critical moment in an election campaign and are paraded in front of voters and the media by the party's rivals.
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On the evening I saw "Novenas," when the cast and audience paraded several blocks from the theater for the epilogue at the AIDS Memorial — across the street from the former St. Vincent's emergency room — some curious bystanders joined the merry music-making.
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What attendees probably didn't expect was to see a large, dead blue shark being held overhead by two men who—in the words of their critics—"paraded it" around town, before it was cut into pieces, cooked, and passed out to the crowd.
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Members of a delegation from North Korea, part of an extraordinary Olympics partnership between the two Korean rivals, watched from high in the stadium a performance called "The Land of Peace" and as past South Korean athletes paraded a large southern flag.
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Airy peasant smocking and elongated shifts made from silk patchwork squares paraded next to fan-pleated silver lamé; Tartan was needle-punched into polka dots; logo Fair Isle-ish knits followed billowing Cossack trousers and elegant tailored overcoats in silk and leather.
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Having paraded David H. Petraeus, the former military commander and C.I.A. director, past a throng of reporters for a meeting on Monday, Mr. Trump dined on Tuesday with Mitt Romney, the Republican presidential nominee in 2012 and another candidate for the job.
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The curated list of right-wingers he paraded around as a buttress to the conservative wing of the Supreme Court doesn't inspire confidence, considering it includes judges who supported sodomy laws and politicians who compared same-sex marriages to people marrying bacon.
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" For the first time in 42 years, a swaddled royal baby wouldn't be paraded down the steps of the Lindo Wing of St. Mary's Hospital, whose entrance was described by the New York Times last year as "the most stared-at doors in the world.
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With more than 1,400 officers, 400 musicians and 200 horses in tow, the Queen is paraded in a carriage from Buckingham Palace to Horse Guards Parade across St. James's Park to inspect her troops, receive a royal salute and take a salute of her own.
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But the problem for outsiders is that, even when the new men (and they will almost certainly all be men) are paraded before journalists at the end of the meetings, it may still be hard to calculate how much additional clout Mr Xi will enjoy.
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Flaunted as an on-screen narrator in Wigstock: The Movie, and paraded on TV talk shows, Alexis was a Leigh Bowery of celebrity culture and learned to deal with notoriety in a way that blazed a trail for transgender celebrities and actors who came after.
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There was Alex Ovechkin, as happy and professionally complete as he's ever been, celebrating on the ice with teammates, friends, family and the Stanley Cup he just paraded around the ice in Las Vegas, when Jones relayed the thoughts that had just entered his brain.
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"The test's failure shows that the country's missile technology is not mature, and that the missile-launching vehicle paraded on the Day of the Sun not long ago may have only been a mock-up," the English-language Chinese publication said in a commentary.
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The defendants, among them President Tayyip Erdogan's aide-de-camp, the former head of Turkey's air force, and dozens of generals, colonels and majors, were paraded on their way to court past dozens of protesters who demanded the death penalty and threw nooses toward them.
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This is the Welsh tradition of the Mari Lwyd, a mid-winter custom wherein the skull of a horse, decked out with bells and ribbons, is paraded on a stick by a reveler beneath a sackcloth, who challenges neighbors in exchange for drink and food.
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At the Frankfurt car show, Audi paraded the A1.23 which can drive itself under certain conditions, help the driver to change lanes and does not require drivers to monitor the road - though they must be ready to intervene at the sound of an alarm.
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As a matter of fact, in a op-ed for the Puerto Rico newspaper El Nuevo Día, the mayor paraded her populist sentiments, emotionally calling on all loyal Puerto Ricans to stand up (for what and against whom, was ambiguously left up in the air).
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The original version of that design — made in silver — is kept by UEFA regardless of who wins the competition, but Bertoni produces a brass replica each year that is paraded around for fans to see and then awarded to the winning club after the final.
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A woman with a mind of her own — she was banished after she refused to be paraded before her husband's guests at a feast — Vashti shares the holiday spotlight here, in a comedy that packs in television and theater parodies as well as biblical lore.
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After touring the house, my sisters and I sat on the green, while all around us, people paraded, dressed in the costumes of colonists who believed in freedom with conditions — not necessarily for women, not necessarily for black people and certainly not for black women.
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ISLAMABAD/NEW DELHI (Reuters) - A downed Indian fighter pilot who was attacked by a mob and then paraded on video by Pakistan's army has become a social media sensation and a hero in his homeland amid a spiraling crisis between the nuclear-armed neighbors.
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PHILADELPHIA — As the garagelike door rolled up at the 282rd Street Armory here on Sunday evening, 403 student, amateur and professional musicians paraded in with just a helping of the broken instruments that have spent years languishing in this city's strapped public school system.
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WASHINGTON — As the Trump administration continues to cast doubt on the future viability of the North American Free Trade Agreement, American business leaders, members of Congress and governors have paraded into the White House to warn about the economic dangers of unraveling the pact.
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" Addressing the council before Ms. Haley spoke, Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein, the United Nations high commissioner for human rights, also focused attention on abuses by member countries, expressing concern at "the brazen absence of shame being paraded by a growing number of politicians worldwide.
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Recently, during a visit to the Irene Lopez School in South Phoenix, a predominantly Latino area that was the target of many of Mr. Arpaio's operations, elementary-school children paraded before him dressed like the professionals they wished to be when they grew up.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Thousands of merry-makers, many dressed in elaborate Halloween costumes, paraded through lower Manhattan on Tuesday, undeterred by the attack that unfolded just hours earlier when a driver mowed down dozens of people on a bike path a few blocks away.
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They paraded together under the Unification Flag — a blue silhouette of the Korean peninsula on a white background — at the Olympic opening ceremonies in Athens, Torino and, in 2010, the opening ceremony in Sydney, at which they received a standing ovation for their gesture of goodwill.
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Basically a variety competition "talent" show, Gong Show was populated with as many oddities as Barris could find — along with the odd genuinely talented person — and paraded them in front of the panel of judges, who could end any act's run with the show's titular gong.
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During his first public appearance on home soil since his shock resignation on November 4th, Mr Hariri even shared a smile and a joke with the president, Michel Aoun (pictured left), as soldiers paraded before the two men during independence day celebrations in Beirut on November 22nd.
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In some ways, we view fashion pieces as art objects—sitting back to take in new collections as they're paraded down runways, staging museum retrospectives of the works of famed designers—but most of the time we treat fashion as a practical, pedestrian part of life.
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The deals were paraded before Trump and Saudi Arabia's King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud in a public ceremony at the Royal Court, with the American CEOs walking to the middle of a cavernous room to exchange leather-bound folios marking the agreements with various Saudi ministers.
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As he sat in the airport transit lounge, waiting to board his flight, Yemeni security forces, apparently acting in collusion with Ethiopian intelligence, arrested him and put him on a plane to Addis Ababa, where he was paraded on state television and currently faces a death sentence.
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MENDOZA, Argentina (Reuters) - As the trade dispute between the United States and China was gaining steam last month, a half-dozen Chinese dancers and a person in a panda bear suit paraded across a stage inside a hotel lobby in the heart of Argentina's wine country.
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During the Cinco de Mayo fiesta, dancers paraded from Mexico into America then back again; beauty queens from both countries sat together on a platform that straddled the border; white tourists crossed into Mexico for the bullfights, the night life and the "rum runs" — cheap alcohol.
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North Korea paraded this intercontinental ballistic missile in October 2015, a long-range missile capable of hitting the U.S.. The launch declaration, which is meant to warn civilians, shipping and aircraft in the area about the rocket and falling debris, follows North Korea's disputed claim on Jan.
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TOM KELLER, SYLVANIA, OHIO To the Editor: Re "Migrants Order Tosses a Wrench Into the System" (front page, June 23): To make his point that immigrants are dangerous criminals, President Trump paraded before the cameras a handful of Americans whose relatives were tragically killed by illegal immigrants.
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One object that resurfaces here — second only to the simultaneously paraded and parodied macho mustache — is a T-shirt that says "Maricon," whose wearers (and particularly the group the Maricón Collective) are proudly appropriating a Spanish slur for gay men and turning it into a rallying slogan.
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The work (not included in the exhibition) became known as "Madame X." It is doubtful if such a thing would have bothered Marchesa Luisa Casati, a woman who wore live snakes as jewelry and paraded around her hometown, Venice, with a pair of cheetahs on leashes.
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BAGHDAD — The Iraqi authorities released a video on Friday with the confession of a recently captured Islamic State operative who was involved in a notorious incident in which captured Kurdish soldiers were put in cages and paraded around a northern Iraqi city by hooded Islamic State fighters.
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But on Tuesday, opening night, as Michael Jackson blared on loudspeakers (Cannes can be very tin-eared in its choices), all eyes and innumerable cameras were on the red carpet, where Jarmusch's stars — Bill Murray, Tilda Swinton, Adam Driver, Selena Gomez — paraded under a gray sky.
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Perhaps then mercy will come upon us and we will be freed from the suffocating political pestilence that has now, like a demon, possessed our normally healthy organs of governance and given us the weak, shallow actors of low character we see paraded nightly on cable news.
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Oral history of the Mattaponi tribe indicates that she was ripped away from her first husband and child and raped in captivity" before being married to a husband who "paraded her around London to entertain the British and prop up financial investments in the Virginia Company.
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MIAMI — On a recent Saturday night in Little Haiti, a group of musicians, dancers, and onlookers paraded their way down Northeast Second Avenue, the main drag of the neighborhood, which for decades has been home to a vibrant community of Haitian and other Caribbean-descended folks.
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But for all the time put into creating the luminescent, beaded, sequined, Lurex-filled and party-ready collection for the designer's 20th anniversary, its reception comes down to these hours, to these reporter tours, and to the 15 minutes that the looks are paraded down the runway.
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"The lessons of the past war call on us to be vigilant, and the Russian armed forces are ready to counter any potential aggression," Mr. Putin said, after some 10,000 troops paraded and 114 pieces of equipment — by official count — rumbled across the cobblestones of Red Square.
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READ: Here's how China is silencing coronavirus critics in the U.S. Another shows up to a dozen people tied together and being paraded through the streets in a bid to shame them and warn others of what will happen to them if they don't wear a mask.
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"I t means freedom for women to vote against the party this donkey represents " read the sign on a donkey named Woodrow who, wearing a bow, was paraded through Denver by the National Woman's Party during its campaign against the Democratic incumbent, President Wilson, in 1916.
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I cannot express what it has been like to watch his star rise, to see him paraded around by tech and hacktivist communities as a defender of human rights and watch as people took his word as gospel, while at the same time knowing he was hurting women.
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Ramo, who has written books on China and is a director of Starbucks Corp and FedEx Corp, said as athletes paraded into the Games stadium that "every Korean will tell you that Japan is a cultural, technological and economic example that has been so important to their own transformation".
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After visiting the set of his first music video, I uncovered that he was pulled out of elementary school, sent to Miami to live with a manager who had been arrested for hitting his pregnant girlfriend and armed robbery, and being paraded around at nightclubs for $8,000 an appearance.
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Flags in a faintly Soviet style fly on the Kop terrace at Anfield, honoring the five managers who most dominate the club's autobiographical mythology; even before he had won a trophy, a portrait of Rafael Benítez — known as the Rafatollah — was paraded through the streets around the stadium.
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In other cases, though, U.S. Republicans have paraded their connections to far-right political figures, inviting them to meetings with lawmakers; major conservative events, including the Republican National Convention; gatherings at influential think tanks like the Heritage Foundation; and agenda-setting confabs such as the Conservative Political Action Conference.
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The Westboro Baptist Church held their "God Hates Fags" signs up to antagonize Black Lives Matter protesters; anarchists, the kind you see in bad movies about anarchists, ran around in a futile attempt to piss off cops; Bikers for Trump paraded around with firearms strapped to their sides.
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On Kreizler's instructions (as conveyed by Moore — Kreizler and Sara still aren't speaking), Sara travels to New Paltz and learns that the slain minister was a vicious racist, recently returned from the frontier, who paraded pictures of slaughtered settlers before the local children as a warning against godlessness.
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Within a 24-hour period Tuesday and Wednesday, three of the most controversial and quite possibly the least qualified of these nominees paraded across the screen in a cavalcade of misstatements, lapses of judgment, conflicts of interest and from time to time spectacular displays of ignorance and insensitivity.
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Residents and students in Charlottesville are organizing events on Saturday, marking the one year anniversary of the surprise torch-lit march, which saw preppy white supremacists holding tiki torches and chanting neo-Nazi slogans like "Jews will not replace us" as they paraded across the University of Virginia's campus.
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The emails -- obtained by CNN -- were sent to the agent's supervisor and outlined the March 5 episode in which a Honduran man was forced to hold a piece of paper that said, "Me gustan los hombre(s)," which translates to "I like men," while being paraded through a migrant detention center.
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Its subject is fetishism in clothing and the film lyrically flits between chats with dowdy-looking men and women who speak with starry-eyed love about their feelings towards the texture of rubber in clothing, and dance-like sequences where the sadomasochistic function of these clothes is paraded without censure.
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Trumpets blare with reverence for the dead and disregard for what we are told mourning should look like, each spirited buzz of the horn instructing those within its radius to sway and shout and sing and smile for the life of the person in the casket that's paraded amongst them.
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Tisci, who took over from Burberry's longstanding designer Christopher Bailey this year, brought some of the darker, sexy styles he is known for to the British brand with slinky black evening gowns and sharp men's suits - paraded down the runway in London by models with umbrellas slung over their backs.
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ZHUHAI, China (Reuters) - China is squeezing itself into a gap in the market for aircraft seats - a low-key effort compared with plans for a Sino-Russian jetliner or the military might paraded at this week's Airshow China, but one that may earn it a key role in global supply chains.
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Several towering sculptures are made of sundry found materials, some atop shopping carts or strollers that call to mind carts used by the homeless as well as street vendors in both Harlem and Jamaica (Ward once paraded these sculptures through Harlem streets and you can see his actions in videos).
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"This is not taking back control, it is forfeiting control," said Mr. Johnson, who suggested that the prime minister's plan would leave Britain to be, metaphorically, "paraded in manacles" down one of the main avenues of Brussels, like Caratacus, a British chieftain who led the resistance to the Roman conquest.
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In a spectacle that featured a rhythmic drum dance, projections of fish and animals coming to life and a boat symbolically powered by the equipment used in Paralympic games, a record 567 athletes paraded into the Pyeongchang Olympic Stadium to officially commence the 10-day festival that runs through March 18.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "A Final Bow for the Greatest Show on Earth" (news article, May 22): My excitement as a 6-year-old soon vanished at my first circus in 1967 when the animal trainers paraded their big cats under the glare and tumult of the center ring.
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The Christmas tree spat began in 2010, when Latvians started an advertising campaign that claimed that Riga was the first, citing 1510 as the year when a mysterious and rambunctious medieval brotherhood known as the House of the Black Heads paraded through Riga carrying a constructed replica of a tree.
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During an O-Week kickoff party, the Reticulites paraded through the building, announcing the presence of PS and prompting participants—known as Seekers—to scatter to several rooms and adjacent buildings, where they encountered puzzles ranging from a Zelda-style trading game to an enormous, linguistic Rubik's Cube made out of cardboard boxes.
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Starz's 2010 sword-and-sandal drama Spartacus: Blood and Sand paraded a fully naked Crixus (Manu Bennett) on many an occasion, but a steady long shot of his perfectly chiseled body came in a scene where he'd been proffered as a gift to Ilithyia (Viva Bianca), who lasciviously eyed him from afar.
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And a delivery from the city to St. Joseph arrived the day before: "The city was illuminated, the citizens paraded the streets with bands of music, fireworks were set off, speeches were made to appropriate the occasion, and the best feeling was manifested by everybody," read a New York Times report from Missouri.
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Jeffrey Lewis, director of the East Asia Non-Proliferation Program at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, California, said North Korea has paraded two versions of a ballistic missile that appeared to be of a type with a range sufficient to hit the U.S. west coast, but has never tested it.
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Thousands of people came to rally and chant; protesters held up signs; paraded a blocklong inflatable joint down the street; parents brought their kids along for the spectacle; people got in shouting matches over megaphones; and, as with any political event where cameras might be present, the Westboro Baptist Church was there.
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Not your conventional runway stars, they included the 39-year-old African-born Alek Wek, who walked at the Row; the amply proportioned Georgia Pratt at Tome; and Candice Huffine and Marquita Pring at Prabal Gurung, each wearing a waist-cinched midi-dress much like those paraded by the size 0 models.
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The Major League Baseball champions, loaded on red tour buses, paraded down a route starting near the National Mall on Constitution Avenue and 15th Street NW. The parade continued down Constitution, and culminated in a rally at the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Third Street NW. The parade began at 2 p.m.
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United 2026 bid members conceded their efforts have not been helped by the sight of disgraced FIFA officials being paraded in front of U.S. judges on corruption charges almost daily and the escalation of tensions in the Arab world over President Donald Trump's decision last week to move their embassy to Jerusalem.
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One of the most prominent flare ups recently occurred in July 2016, when Dalits took to the streets to protest after a family of leather workers was reported to have been beaten up, flogged and paraded in a town in the western Indian state of Gujarat, after they were accused of skinning a dead cow.
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To mark the occasion, de Libran held two showings, each attended by 150 guests who sat on a plush green velvet Charles Zana-designed sofa in her airy living room or gathered in the garden, designed by the renowned landscape designer Louis Benech, as models descended the spiral staircase and paraded around the house.
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