"The pat on the back will be when it works."
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You want a pat on the back for 400 ventilators?
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That, for us, is actually a huge pat on the back.
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Well, those involved can give themselves a pat on the back.
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We left with 'Lift Yourself' and a pat on the back.
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And then the judge offers a verbal pat on the back.
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He only goes where he gets a pat on the back.
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Take a minute to give yourself a pat on the back.
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We can't give Trump a pat on the back just yet.
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I certainly didn't want a pat on the back for it.
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You want a pat on the back for sending 230 ventilators?
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If you answered B, give yourself a pat on the back.
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This is my figurative pat on the back for surviving the week.
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Let's give ourselves a pat on the back because we did it.
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He shook Gunderson's hand and gave him a pat on the back.
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And every time you succeed, give yourself a pat on the back.
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The pat on the back was worth as much as the money.
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"This is awesome," Neuhaus said, giving Fisher a pat on the back.
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People of downtown Oakland, give yourselves a mildly enthusiastic pat on the back.
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It has also been given a big pat on the back by creditors.
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"I don't need any credit or a pat on the back," she said.
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"You want a pat on the back for sending 400 ventilators?" he said.
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Get some good food, and the brain delivers a dopamine pat on the back.
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And he just gave a pat on the back and (said) 'Good job, buddy'.
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Men don't deserve a pat on the back for not raping an unconscious body.
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"If you do it, you should give yourself a big pat on the back."
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"You want a pat on the back for sending 2700 ventilators," Mr. Cuomo said.
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Does he expect a pat on the back and a nickel to buy gas?
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It's a nice pat on the back when you've been putting in the work.
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It's a friendly pat on the back, something that tells us to keep going.
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Give yourself a pat on the back and grab your own Mini 274.993 at Walmart.
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But a shot in the arm and a pat on the back could definitely help.
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Unlike us college grads, they didn't get a fancy speech and pat on the back.
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You get a pat on the back for letting it all out which is cool.
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Instead she gave her father a pat on the back for saying he was sorry.
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Plus, Woodley dishes out his weekly punch in the face and pat on the back.
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Around the web, YETI receives an exceptionally heavy pat on the back for this one.
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His boss, General Manager Sandy Alderson, offered a handshake and a pat on the back.
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The chair is as much a pat on the back as a place to sit.
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His company's pat-on-the-back approach to acknowledging their conscientiousness was nice, he said.
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The best leaders are adept at expressing recognition beyond a simple pat on the back.
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With reaction, Judicial Watch president Tom Fitton, he deserves a big pat on the back tonight.
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Men get a pat on the back for making it home to feed the kids dinner.
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) gets a pat on the back from Rep.
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Yet the Senate should not be giving itself too much of a pat on the back.
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A father myself now, I don't need a pat on the back; I don't need aftershave.
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It was one of those moments where I gave myself a big pat on the back.
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The Good Place doesn't necessarily deserve a pat on the back for doing the bare minimum.
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And if you automatically knew the "Memoirist" at 25A, give yourself a pat on the back.
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It's a wonder that you've even managed it, so, hey: give yourself a pat on the back.
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So, when you watch the Golden Globes, you can give yourself a small pat on the back.
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Better than a pat on the back Got a $100 gift card as a bonus this year?
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The pat on the back I was waiting for, the validation I so richly needed and deserved.
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With a pat on the back and a momentary embrace, the two leaders shared a touching welcome.
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A congratulatory pat on the back was in order as they moved on to their next engagement.
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It was more of a pat on the back than a firm shove, but it felt good.
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In the same breath, he gave himself a pat on the back for restricting travel from China.
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You've probably never thought of giving yourself a pat on the back for paying them on time.
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She might have a "good for you" pat on the back for President Trump's bombing in Syria.
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If you've made it this far into Serial's second season, you deserve a pat on the back.
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Pat on the back: You know things are a little quiet in Washington when POTUS turns to Twitter.
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Why do I have to pat on the back every Muslim that doesn&apost want to kill me?
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This year, Britain won some stuff in sports, so everyone involved gets a nice pat on the back.
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" She described the FCC's action as "less a slap on the wrist" than "a pat on the back.
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If you guessed it has something to do with Ye's hometown ... give yourself a pat on the back.
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Even if you didn't, give yourself a pat on the back for getting as far as you did.
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Taste the obscure hot sauces, and give a pat on the back to whoever can handle the hottest.
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And it's acted like it's a big deal, like they want a pat on the back for it.
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You find it easier to praise a co-worker than to give yourself a pat on the back.
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The coach went up to Messi, giving him a kiss on the cheek and a pat on the back.
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I would've given myself a pat on the back for being where I am now in ten years, easy.
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In America, you get a sympathetic pat on the back and a "you'll get 'em next time" pep talk.
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At first, I gave myself a little pat on the back, celebrating the fact that I was defying expectations.
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And if you're vegan already, give yourself a pat on the back for a job well done every day.
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ALWAYS CELEBRATE YOUR ACCOMPLISHMENTS via GIPHY There is nothing wrong with giving yourself a pat on the back. 15.
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That's really impressive and Google should give itself a huge pat on the back for really improving the cameras.
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That's why Moon Jae-in said Trump could have his Nobel Peace Prize—as a pat on the back!
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Maybe you knew what was up right away, and if you did, give yourself a pat on the back.
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A new human resource policy or a pat on the back for an enlightened manager are mere Band-Aids.
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With a quick pat on the back, he frees up Obama's hand and brings Nieto in for the closer.
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But it wouldn't be the first time the tech industry gave itself a pat on the back and moved on.
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It's a huge step toward being a more conscious consumer — and that's something that deserves a pat on the back.
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Sure, give John McCain a pat on the back for doing the right thing in the healthcare arena for once.
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It's easy to underestimate the power of a pat on the back, especially with top performers who are intrinsically motivated.
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And politicians can give themselves and Canadians a pat on the back for a humane response to a wretched situation.
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At Datto, very few things are awesome, and it takes exceptional achievement to receive an honest pat on the back.
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Do you give yourself a pat on the back when you complete a project or receive praise from your team?
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Give one group of New York officials a pat on the back, and another inevitably slaps you in the face.
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When I see that hundreds of other people liked the hotel I just booked, it's a pat on the back.
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On Sunday, Comey got a warm handshake and pat on the back from Trump during a reception at the White House.
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So my adaptation, I'll give myself a pat on the back for that, but it helps to start with brilliant material.
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"It's Scott Derben, our engineering and operations manager!" a Tweet said, "A pat on the back and a treat for him."
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Anyway, it's over, we made it, give yourself a pat on the back and maybe get a milkshake later to celebrate!
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You get an orb and a pat on the back and you're on your way again in the bright, open world.
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Spicer — infamous for lying and twisting facts while working for Trump — thanked his former boss for the pat on the back.
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Soon after her win, Armstrong got a pat on the back from another athlete who seemed to defy age: Barry Bonds.
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I don't think he should get a pat on the back, much less Kardashian's trust back, just for stating his feelings.
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The best I could do was to offer my own words of sympathy and give John a pat on the back.
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After the way this week has been, you deserve a pat on the back and a healthy dose of self-care.
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Another regional legislator gave her the traditional French double kiss and pat on the back in greeting — and undid her bra.
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You don't get a pat on the back for ratcheting down from rabid after exploiting that very radicalism to your advantage.
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If those questions were a warning to the administration, Rubio's statement after the missile attack represented a firm pat on the back.
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At evening's end, when Ms. Alden gave him a perfunctory pat on the back, he was well aware he had blown it.
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"There's rather a lot going on, isn't there?" he says before one episode, giving himself a well-deserved pat on the back.
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DeChambeau also received a pat on the back from Justin Thomas, who is at plus-5, on his way to the clubhouse.
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For Putin, it was a pat on the back that put a smile on his face all the way home to Moscow.
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You may not be familiar with the name Teresa Giudice, in which case, here's a high-five and a pat on the back.
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Take it easy on yourself and give yourself a pat on the back: You work hard and other people respect that about you.
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Sabatier recommends that, once you reach this level of financial success, you reassess your priorities and give yourself a pat on the back.
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Unlike its predecessors, So Cosmo isn't weeding out the weakest (or most poorly dressed) links; it's giving itself a pat on the back.
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Vice President-elect Mike Pence gets a pat on the back from Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) during a press conference on Wednesday.
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Mr. Trump's exemption appeared mostly a symbolic pat on the back for Britain's departure from the European Union, a policy he has championed.
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With Hoyle as the thread, the work becomes increasingly self-congratulatory, a pat on the back for his empathy and cultural border crossing.
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The firebrand, the pat-on-the-back guy, the manipulator, the motivational speaker, the psychologist, the tornado, the grin-and-bear-it guy.
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So Yoshida's elevation is part pat on the back for a job well done and part a doubling down on his turnaround strategy.
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It could come off as an attempt to get a pat on the back, rather than a thoughtful attempt to advance diversity and inclusion.
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Black-ish stars Anthony Anderson and Tracee Ellis Ross don't mind giving themselves a big pat on the back for a job well done.
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The Christian adoption movement had expected good press and a secular pat on the back for having put their money where their mouth was.
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On one hand, whoever spent their night responding to random people on the internet with this much honesty deserves a pat on the back.
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Even though it's somewhat annoying, a self-congratulatory pat on the back is necessary here – we called this "need for security services" last year.
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"For now, go ahead and give yourself a pat on the back for not texting your ex back or losing your phone," Powell says.
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"You want a pat on the back for sending 400 ventilators?" the governor said, referring to a recent federal government shipment to New York.
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When Barr insisted that prosecutors request a lighter sentence than they originally had, he got a pat on the back from Trump via Twitter.
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First of all, it was a patriarchal pat on the back for everyone involved; no offense to the Vacuum Dads out there, but c'mon.
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I don't need them to give me a pat on the back, but one of the problems that it creates ... There's two different issues.
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I&aposll give you a pat on the back in public, Vlad if you give us Syria, Iran, North Korea and fix your damn alphabet.
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"It's not one of those jobs where you get the pat on the back," recalled Matt Abdelmassih, who worked as a team manager with Smith.
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Bizarrely, Facebook's chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg gave herself a pat on the back for ending a policy that Facebook created which allowed the discrimination.
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They believe they're supported, that there is a power behind them ... They almost think if they do this, they'll get a pat on the back.
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I don't give myself a pat on the back, but once I find something that's different I take that, and I try to maximize it.
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It was hard to walk a few paces with Marvin and Bill without an old classmate stopping them to offer a pat on the back.
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At first, it seemed as if Gueye would just get a fleeting pat on the back, like all of the others, friend and foe alike.
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Instead of the typical pat on the back, Leibowitz said she and her team are constantly giving feedback so students can get better and better.
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Gilreath said he always takes time to talk to the students or give them a hug or pat on the back if they need it.
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Too often, Andy's anxiety about Michael's situation is deflected with humor, which lands only like a pat on the back, never reveling in the absurdity.
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If you've been able to hang on as we've climbed this wall of worry for the past few years you deserve a pat on the back.
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And while you are doing so, you can give yourself a nice, hearty pat on the back for resisting the siren song of the stolen avocado.
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According to BioWare, 92% of players cure the Genophage, giving themselves a pat on the back for doing the right thing when an alternative was presented.
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Reid said the panel doesn't deserve a pat on the back for a popular bipartisan measure while President Obama's Supreme Court nominee languishes in the Senate.
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"Everybody needs a pat on the back, some reassurances that the President is loyal to them, and he just doesn't do that well," the source said.
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"If you have a bar in your bedroom, it feels like things are going your way," Handler tells the camera, giving herself a pat on the back.
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It's a heartwarming display of humanity, for sure, where diners get to give themselves a little public pat on the back for paying a little kindness forward.
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Obviously, Jax believes his relatively quick truth-telling is something he deserves a pat on the back for and serves as proof his girlfriend should forgive him.
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A handshake here, a pat on the back there, fun loving quips and heartfelt bear hugs from just about all of his colleagues -- from conservative GOP Sen.
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One of the reporters asked Pompeo if there had been a moment when he gave himself "a little pat on the back" for securing the Americans' release.
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Based on the language of the consent order which details Citibank's wrongful behavior, the bank got off with a handshake and a brotherly pat on the back.
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Indeed, the league got a pat on the back on Monday when Ford and Nike, two big N.F.L. sponsors, issued statements backing the players' right to protest.
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He groused one day in November 1967 that someone should go to Vietnam to give the soldiers a pat on the back and buy them a beer.
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What am I even doing if I'm getting a pat on the back for how I identify rather than the work that I'm putting all of myself into?
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He has a reputation for being demanding and honest, but also quick to give a pat on the back, and he is in total control on game days.
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If some of them climb the ranks faster than you, give yourself a pat on the back; you've done a good job at attracting and retaining top talent.
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Eleven-year-old Frank "FX" Giaccio gets a pat on the back from Trump while mowing the grass in the Rose Garden of the White House on Sept. 215.
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I give myself a pat on the back, since I started this job less than six months ago and sometimes I feel like I'm not living up to expectations.
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In popular culture, people sometimes act as though "exercising my First Amendment rights" should earn them a pat on the back and, if not agreement, at least grudging respect.
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Facebook finds evidence of possible Russia-linked influence campaigns targeting US midterms Facebook gave itself a well-deserved pat on the back for its pace of acquiring renewable energy.
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Today, if that kid rang my doorbell, I'd have to give him double candy, an approving nod, and a pat on the back for being so forward-thinking. Definitely.
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Meek Mill bringing Drake out onstage at his Hollywood show turned into a mutual admiration society meeting, with Drizzy giving his former rival a huge pat on the back.
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I loved that there was this extra challenge, and if you are a new solver, give yourself a pat on the back if you got it on your own.
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Now, it's not that Otis deserves a pat on the back for taking a trip to the pharmacy, it's the comfort he provides Ruby when she needs it most.
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Donald Trump gave himself a big ol' pat on the back Monday morning for saying the weekend explosion in Manhattan was a "bomb" before the news did, Politico reports.
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NYC Marathon runners aren't just competing for a medal and a pat on the back — there are hundreds of thousands of dollars up for grabs for the top place finishers.
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Once you've started this savings journey, you need to figure out how to hold yourself accountable and how to give yourself a pat on the back when you deserve it.
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Are you afraid because you heard the whisperings but accepted a role or a position on a host committee or a glass of Champagne and a pat on the back?
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While the hearing is seen as a positive step by many, some Democrats say the GOP shouldn't get a pat on the back just for doing their most basic duty.
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Later after that, Trump re-establishes the power with Putin with touch and a pat on the back — supportive, as almost to say, 'good job,' like Trump is in charge.
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"He fully understood the role that he had today, gave me a pat on the back and put his arm around me ... (and) said he would be ready tomorrow," Furyk said.
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In an interview with Business Insider, promoting his new film, Downsizing, Damon said he thinks men "who don't do this kind of thing" should be given a pat on the back.
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She'll give you articles to peruse and prompts to share the tool on social media, but not before signing off with a pat on the back and an obligatory curse word.
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The northeast and southwest corners are O.K.: I liked CREW CUT and gave myself a pat on the back for pulling 12D's LISLE out of some dark recess of my brain.
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The moment feels added simply to pander to LBGTQ audiences and for Disney to give itself a pat on the back on a job well done by showing "representation" on screen.
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This week, as you dream up ways to improve yourself in 2017, give yourself a pat on the back: You've already made a significant change this year, from deep within your belly.
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This Election Day, you can get an extra pat on the back after doing your civic duty by visiting a number of different restaurants, bars, café, and coffee shops around the country.
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For sites like Indiegogo, supporting a project generally means a pat on the back, a t-shirt or, best-case scenario, an early delivery of whatever it is that company is selling.
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KAYLA TAUSCHE: Sylvia, one company -- one big tech giant in this area that is getting a pat on the back, at least here in Washington, is Amazon for the investment it's making.
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While watching, it was clear the producers wanted to celebrate the great strides they perceived the TV industry to be making, but it felt like a minute-long pat on the back.
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"It's an incredible confirmation of your struggle to communicate your dreams to America, and an incredible pat on the back from your country for your work," Mr. Brooks said of the medal.
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Facebook, Twitter and YouTube are likely to be breathing a little easier in Europe after getting a pat on the back from regional lawmakers for making "steady progress" on removing illegal hate speech.
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Unlike the spread of gluten-free options, vegan pizza requires less substitution—it's the same dough, after all—and comes with an ethical pat-on-the-back, not just a food allergy scorecard.
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Yet there is a common theme among all of those mound meetings: Warthen finds a way to touch his pitcher somehow — with a pat on the back or a hand on the shoulder.
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"It's disgusting to see federal wildlife officials giving a Texas billionaire a pat on the back for blowing away this incredibly rare rhino," said Tanya Sanerib, CBD's international legal director, in a statement.
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"I went to the doctor, got about six minutes with a nurse practitioner, an insulin pen, a prescription and a pat on the back, and I was out the door," Mr. Dachis said.
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But we need someone who can offer us more than a warm hug and a comforting pat on the back -- we will not be satisfied unless we see a real effort to make change.
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The men and women of the Orlando Police Department are receiving a collective pat on the back this week from their counterparts in Aurora, Colorado, who are familiar with the horrors of mass shootings.
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As a result of that, deficit countries have to adjust because they run out of money, and surplus countries get a pat on the back for "virtuously" living off the rest of the world.
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The cordial moment took place Friday ahead of the pair's sit-down meeting at the G20 summit in Hamburg, with Trump taking time to give the Russian leader a friendly pat on the back.
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Getting even this much on a Friday is quite an accomplishment, so give yourself a pat on the back if this is the first Friday you've solved and you've managed to get this far.
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The press briefing called on Saturday to discuss the first week barely touched on any concerns and instead turned into a 90-minute self-congratulatory pat on the back that dismissed problems as "small issues".
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But when a friend is in the dumps and you're not close by to give her a hug, smile, or pat on the back, you may just end up feeling helpless, while she feels alone.
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Give yourself a huge pat on the back if you contributed in any way to his defense as I'm sure he wouldn't have made it out of the Democratic People's Republic of Virginia without you.
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It didn't help that they were pretty ridiculous: No licking the phone, no touching each other (not even a pat on the back or a high five), blowjobs could be mimed only with flat hands.
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Like a boy who wants praise for keeping his hand out of the cookie jar, Trump wanted a pat on the back for not violating the public trust even before he takes the oath of office.
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" If we do eight more that feel like this, I think people, at the very least, are going to give us a nice pat on the back and say, "Hey, you did a pretty good job.
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The misguided individual who authored this opinion piece presumably thinks he or she should receive a pat on the back for this selfless act and will one day emerge from the shadows to receive public acclaim.
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He's got a sort of Geordie dad persona on the sidelines, quietly proud even when the lads lose, always ready to give a pat on the back and a word of encouragement, no matter the result.
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Administration officials say it's an opportunity for experts from the task force to answer questions, but it also gives the president a national platform to assure the public and offer himself a pat on the back.
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Now go do that two more times, for the theme entries at 55- and 77 Across, as well as for 86- and 100 Across, and then give yourself a hearty pat on the back for getting that.
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And given the price of college (or the work that is necessary to get into one that will give you a full ride), what parents wouldn't want a pat on the back for the role they played?
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The other type of dream was linked to when I had a new experience or met someone new—in these dreams, I heard or felt something, like a voice, or a pat on the back from someone.
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In other words, insidious domination through the evisceration of independent checks and balances, leading Salvini to the kind of stranglehold on power enjoyed by Orban (with a pat on the back from Trump) or by Vladimir Putin.
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On April 17, one day after Turkish voters passed a controversial measure giving President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan unprecedented control over the country, Trump hopped on the phone to give his friend a verbal pat on the back.
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But, at it's core, that's not really what this letter is about — it's about a fit, white man jumping on the back of a movement led mostly by women to give himself a little pat on the back.
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The two got in some vintage shopping at the open air Melrose Trading Post in L.A. Gotta give Gregg a pat on the back ... they say one man's junk is another man's treasure ... and Lexy's gotta whole lot.
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"We're going to be celebrating the drivers that provide really awesome service," Deng says, though he declined to say whether that celebration will include financial rewards, access to extra driver perks or just a pat on the back.
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So here's what the numbers say: Anyone who has ever said the Euros can easily match the World Cup can give themselves a tiny pat on the back, although there is no indication that they are significantly better.
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Don't just rely on high-minded lettersThe Business Roundtable executives want a pat on the back for stating what most Americans already thought was true — companies have a responsibility to customers, employees, and the communities they work in.
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Pence, whose own hands were clasped in front of his waist as the Prince of Wales breezed by, reached out to give Charles a friendly pat on the back as he moved on to greet the Israeli leader.
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But is it really worth a pat on the back when NBC, or any other broadcaster, in addition to sports powerhouse ESPN, rarely ever shows women athletes during primetime outside the once-every-two-or-four-year Olympics?
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It's important to have someone, even if they don't quite see what you see, to support you and offer a shoulder to cry on if you need to and a pat on the back when you don't need it.
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The glory boys from 1980 were memorialized with a Disney movie; the OG glory boys from 1960 got medals, a pat on the back, and, if they were lucky, a steak dinner somewhere between Lewiston, Maine, and Framingham, Massachusetts.
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Maybe it just reminds you of a simpler time, when all you were expected to do was type "Causes of the Cold War" in bubble letters in order to get a pat on the back and a gold star.
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" But a Lambda official, Sharon McGowan, said Mr. Sessions's actions in the southeast Iowa case were akin to "handing out gasoline and matches, and then looking for a pat on the back when he prosecutes someone for committing arson.
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The Democratic Party gave itself a 25-year-long pat on the back when it ushered in the original Year of the Woman in 1992, an election that nearly doubled the number of women in Congress to … 10 percent.
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Lisbeth has developed a reputation as an avenger of wronged women, a plotline that has been much touted in the film's marketing, but doesn't take up nearly enough space in the actual film to justify that self-pat on the back.
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We can't wait to watch along as the actors/actresses who fill our nights and weekends with tears — the happy ones and the sad ones, alike — are given a much-deserved pat on the back for their cumulative accomplishments this year.
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But while in previous years, proposals to outlaw the practice were treated with a pat on the back and a polite shrug, supporters of LGBTQ rights have reason to hope the issue will finally get its first hearing in 2020.
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I don't know what your approval idol is – social media stardom, a pat on the back from your boss, an invitation from someone you admire – but Jesus said that if you live by the sword, you'll die by the sword ( Matthew 26:52 ).
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"We solved it!" sang a line-up of celebrities, giving themselves a tongue-in-cheek pat on the back for the strides television has made for women, people of color, and gay men and women behind and in front of the camera.
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"I don't want to be applauded on my accomplishments on the court when the guy that would be doing the pat on the back, I don't think, respects the majority of Americans in this country," Curry told reporters at a press conference Saturday.
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Ann Hammond, whose mother, Dorothy Vaughan, was one of the first black women to be hired by what was then called the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, or NACA, in 1943, said her mother never wanted a pat on the back. Mrs.
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Further timely Reed birdies came after the turn to quell a fightback by the European duo as he drained 10-footers on 14 and 15, the last of them prompting a congratulatory pat on the back from U.S. vice-captain Tiger Woods.
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IITTALA, Finland — Ask any Finn if he owns an Iittala glass bird and the answer will probably be yes, followed by an anecdote about the landmark job anniversary for which the barn owl or bullfinch was bestowed with a pat on the back.
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"Our tendency to engage in physical touch—whether hugging, a pat on the back, or linking arms with a friend—is often a product of our early childhood experiences," says Suzanne Degges-White, a professor of Counseling and Counselor Education at Northern Illinois University.
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"I've got to cajole, be sarcastic, be nice, insult, pat on the back — do everything I can to get them to play up to how they're supposed to play, and even that doesn't work," Green said shortly before he was fired in late August 1996.
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People make such a big deal of it when you smoke, but then no one registers it when you quit, or, if anyone does, it's the quickest pat on the back—you're doing something good for yourself, after all, so how hard can it be?
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He also says Madonna made him aware of the documentary, "Paris is Burning" -- which captures the drag culture of the city -- and apparently wants a pat on the back for bringing it to audiences in the U.S. and beyond by snapping up the distribution rights.
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But framing this as a huge disaster movie (available in IMAX, no less) has the potential to be a great big liberal pat on the back about the dangers of drilling wrapped in what people really want to see—huge explosions and Mark Wahlberg saving the day.
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And annoyingly for the rest of us who find the simple act of managing to remember loo roll in the shop to be a pat-on-the-back-worthy achievement, "1 Night" is just further proof of her ability to turn multi-tasking into an art form.
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If you need to have a pat on the back every time we have a good quarter or something good happens that you're a part of, and you want everybody to think that you were the one who made the play, this is not the place.
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Officials in Australia have issued similar guidance, with New South Wales' health minister Brad Hazzard suggesting that Australian's "exercise a degree of care and caution with who you decide to kiss," encouraging people to give each other a pat on the back instead of a handshake.
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There's an ease in the way he pops his board out of a ramp, the smile as he bails, the pat on the back he gives to check on the well-being of whoever he just slammed into at the bottom of an eight-stair rail.
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We can measure how people respond to songs in a bunch of ways including brain scans, measures of chemicals in the the brain, including dopamine (which is associated with the internal reward system reward, perhaps you give yourself a pat on the back for selecting a great playlist).
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Far-right parties celebrate Europe's far-right party leaders are cheering Trump's win, including Britain's Nigel Farage, the outgoing leader of the UK Independence Party, and France's Marine Le Pen, who sent Trump a congratulatory tweet early Wednesday, adding a pat on the back for the "free" American people.
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If you don't make it into their "real" accelerator – a multi-month program with all the regular perks – you can go into their month-long $5,000 "accelerated" program where they work on your business plan and give you some free AWS credits and a pat on the back.
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The two went in for the clutch, Trump gave an air smooch, they did a weird grabbing thing to incorporate all four hands, some back and forth action, a half-hug thing, a pat on the back, Trump gave a finger point, and then just a lot of overall body shaking.
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Diesel posted to his 27.4 million Instagram followers this big smile and bigger pat on the back on Sunday, shortly after Northern Gaming Blue's victory over Toxic Youth: Could Diesel be the next Steve Aoki, Magic Johnson or Alex Rodriguez — celebs who are gobbling up ownership stakes in esports teams?
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It was something about what I really want and what gets in the way of me acting on it the way that I really want to, and I left my session with my therapist giving me a pat on the back saying, 'You said something insightful and also really heard yourself say it.
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Clothing has not only provided a way for us a way to express our political beliefs without speaking but it's also given many a way to distract others from what are otherwise objectionable behaviors; or claim a pat on the back without doing any of the painful work that comes from advocating for women.
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Ah, leave it to The Men to give themselves a pat on the back for "predicting" accused Hollywood predators like Kevin Spacey and Harvey Weinstein — who, let the record show, were actually outed by talented journalists (many of them women) and the survivors who found the courage to speak up against them (again, many of them women).
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And while mostly giving Google a pat on the back with this announcement, I felt like it stopped just short of a resounding endorsement when Spotify noted that "it's a competitive space and we expect the big players to be battling it out for the foreseeable future" almost as if to say we always have options.
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CLEVELAND — He's a critic of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, but "Daily Show" host Trevor Noah says Republicans he's met at the party's nominating convention are lining up to give him a pat on the back.
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Despite the contrast of my two worlds growing up, there was a powerful commonality: both my parents came from little, so they made a choice to give a lot – buying turkeys for homeless shelters at Thanksgiving, delivering meals to patients in hospice care, donating any spare change in their pocket to those asking for it, and performing quiet acts of grace – be it a hug, a smile, or a pat on the back to show ones in need that they would be alright.
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"Both my parents came from little, so they made a choice to give a lot – buying turkeys for homeless shelters at Thanksgiving, delivering meals to patients in hospice care, donating any spare change in their pocket to those asking for it, and performing quiet acts of grace – be it a hug, a smile, or a pat on the back to show ones in need that they would be alright," she wrote in an October 2016 post on her lifestyle website, The Tig.
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