Clinton and Trump took to the podiums at 9 p.m.
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Lecterns and podiums are out; tables and chairs are in.
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"Between Michael, Marco and myself we have 16 podiums," he added.
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You put podiums, that just gives people reason to line up.
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Hamilton has 12 podiums this season, Vettel and Bottas 11 each.
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It disgusts me to see people who've cheated standing on podiums.
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What surprised you as you took over these podiums this season?
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"You showed empty podiums," shouted Todd Harris, who worked on Florida Sen.
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Behind microphones on podiums: Tom Bradley, Daryl Gates, Maxine Waters, President Bush.
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You watch enough debates, and you start to feel sorry for podiums.
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It is grown women, not girls, who top the most prestigious podiums.
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Raikkonen, who started in second place with Vettel third, now has 213 podiums.
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Trump talks it out Trump, meanwhile, isn't using podiums or holding mock debates.
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I had been speaking a great deal: in bookstores, behind podiums, on stages.
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In accordance with CDC guidelines, their podiums will be placed 6 feet apart.
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They stood behind podiums separated by the CDC-approved distance of 6 feet.
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It would be the first time Olympic podiums were made from recycled material.
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Trump, standing at the matching podiums with an American ally, elevated his presidential stature.
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We are looking at even taking the boarding queues out, taking the podiums out.
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Soviet biathletes repeatedly topped Olympic and World Championship medals podiums in 1960s and 1970s.
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I will continue to hide behind podiums, lecterns, huge camouflage, shorts, and black sweatshirts.
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"I know there's a bit of history," said Kvyat, who now has three podiums.
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The podiums are placed 6 feet apart, in accordance with CDC guidelines. pic.twitter.com/90UXo1Z74X
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The conversation was not captured on the primary audio feed from the candidates' podiums.
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They both have podiums; they both get roughly equal amounts of time to talk.
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Moving podiums, fog machines, and heat lamps give the VR world a physically convincing atmosphere.
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Just a Mexican flag behind podiums for EPN Trump press statements in Mexico City. pic.twitter.
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Driving for BMW, he won four races over five years and scored another six podiums.
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Hamilton has 234 podiums and is second on the all-time list behind Schumacher (22012).
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After all, they had survived the indignity of so many podiums and so little time.
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Hamilton has 1003 career podiums and is second on the all-time list behind Schumacher (2100).
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Hamilton has 413 career podiums and is second on the all-time list behind Schumacher (155).
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Hamilton has 117 career podiums and is second on the all-time list behind Schumacher (155).
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The two men bumped elbows rather than shaking hands, before taking podiums separated by extra space.
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And the candidates themselves were positioned at podiums six feet apart, in accordance with health guidelines.
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Here's your cheat sheet on the comings and goings on some of the nation's top podiums.
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My #Exclusive photo of #podiums for big #HofDebate16 – One of them is clearly TALLER, told #plywood added.
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Like in Abercrombie & Fitch shops—where it's dark, and there are people above you dancing on podiums?
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Hamilton has 109 podiums to date and is second on the all-time list behind Schumacher (155).
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Consequently, China had to be content with just golds and silvers—and no perfect podiums—in 2012.
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Most of the podiums have at least one facade missing, revealing their inner construction to the viewer.
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ATLANTA — At N.F.L. media nights, the biggest stars speak at podiums, and this year was no different.
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Hamilton has 22005 podiums to date and is second on the all-time list behind Schumacher (212).
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Mr. Harding is a regular on the podiums of Europe's leading orchestras, including in Vienna and Berlin.
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The other candidates will show up like they're supposed to, and they'll stand at their podiums answering questions.
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And through it all, she kept racking up podiums, seemingly unfazed by the pressure of high-level competition.
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Kamala Harris, standing two podiums to the left of the former vice president, also tried to correct Biden.
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The Olympic torch is made from aluminium waste, and the podiums from recycled household and marine plastic waste.
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He has a total of 56 career victories and 95 podiums to his name in the premier class.
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What there won't be: any judges, scores or podiums — but there will be a much more fan-friendly experience.
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In this version, Trump's head must flap around and avoid Democratic and Republican candidates, their podiums, or the floor.
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The French carmaker has set a target of podiums within three years, which seems unambitious but is probably realistic.
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They were odd but poignant affairs with their empty steps on the podiums and their specter of missed opportunities.
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Frenchman Esteban Ocon finished seventh for Force India, who are now level on points with McLaren and ahead on podiums.
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Unlike the other debates, candidates will be sitting in chairs and able to walk around, rather than standing behind podiums.
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" He says he has set targets "for myself," adding that he's hoping for regular points and "podiums in some races.
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In the country's first ever televised election debate, eight candidates stood behind podiums on Saturday evening aiming to impress voters.
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For the ceremony, the thrones sat in a stateroom on canopied podiums more than four feet off the wooden floor.
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He's gone out there and shared the twin podiums with the world leaders, but this was just him by himself.
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And this was the real present that Trump provided – standing in great friendship at adjoining podiums, trading compliments, smiles and handshakes.
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Positive note Clinton and Trump opened the debate on a positive note by shaking hands before stationing themselves behind their podiums.
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Both parties had elaborate stages and podiums, slick video introductions, recognized musicians, goodies for their guests and no shortage of balloons.
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Daniel has had four podiums and a race win but I'm sure a big race is around the corner for Max.
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I would attend speeches and press events with my own stand and microphone, knowing that podiums often could not accommodate wheelchairs.
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However, by drawing attention to the act of display, I ultimately found the unfinished podiums distracting from the mesmerizing wire forms.
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Sanders's and Biden's debate podiums were several feet away from each other, and only three hosts were present in the studio.
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But what it lacked in the number of podiums, it made up for with rousing exchanges and well-received one-liners.
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On the one hand there are Getty Images or Reuters shots of Trump standing at podiums (or pretending to drive a truck).
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You can visit these sites — maybe stand on abandoned podiums and run on Olympic tracks — but that's about all you can do.
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The medals are made of recycled materials, the podiums are intended for reuse, and the Opening Ceremony highlighted concerns about climate change.
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About how, by placing us on podiums to look at, but never be close to, we slide further away further from intimacy.
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Because of the coronavirus outbreak, the debate had no audience, and in accordance with CDC guidelines, their podiums were 6 feet apart.
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The party, which showcased women in revealing costumes dancing on podiums, served to alienate several attendees who shared their discomfort and disappointment online.
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You won't just be seeing that swoosh on athletes competing on Nike-sponsored teams—you'll be seeing it on medal podiums throughout Tokyo.
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When the closing marks concluded, CNN lingered on them as they stood at their podiums, collected their notes and eventually drifted off stage.
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The joint press conference with Peña Nieto was set up like a meeting between world leaders, with podiums and questions from the press.
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Leclerc has racked up four podiums in a row, while Vettel has not featured in the top three for the past three races.
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The fact we only had two teams initially this season, then three, is not enough for that catfight for the wins and podiums.
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My focus has completely changed from what it was when I was trying to be on the top of podiums and winning gold medals.
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When the smoke cleared and Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump walked away from their podiums, there was one very important question on people's minds.
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The two leaders also took to their podiums as reports surfaced of an attack that killed one police officer and wounded another in Paris.
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The accompanying photo depicted the two men walking toward their podiums for the press conference, with Putin grinning and Trump walking a step behind.
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Players and coaches took podiums during the NFL's weekly media day to field questions about the protests and whether they'll demonstrate again this weekend.
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She said the idea first came to her after noticing that flags behind presidents at podiums hung in a shape similar to KKK hoods.
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And behind podiums across the country this spring, women from every professional and political stripe will be sharing their stories with graduating college classes.
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"Next year we are targeting top five in the constructors' championship; the year after we want to be regularly fighting for podiums," he said.
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Since then, she has gone on to seven national championships, four World Cup podiums, and three more Olympics representing the red, white, and blue.
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Because of the coronavirus outbreak, the debate will have no audience, and in accordance with CDC guidelines, their podiums will be 6 feet apart.
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But it was Precious Ebony and her hype performance (featuring bearded men with large fans dancing on tall podiums) that really rallied the crowd.
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The former vice president and Vermont senator spoke from podiums in CNN's Washington studio with no live audience, giving the debate a sober air.
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All too often, the Swede has climbed podiums at the biggest events only to have the American beaming down at her from the top step.
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The exhibition's title refers to his "pedestal sculptures," which look like the podiums used to hold artwork but have no art on top of them.
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"I think that we can compete, I have shown in the past that I can be on podiums and things like that," de Silvestro said.
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The models stood on high podiums, dressed in multilayers of wool and shearling, including beanies, with hot lights shining on them for over an hour.
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You are correct, but Miss Manners has seen worse on podiums, where a male desire to mess with formality has spread from the red carpet.
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The exchange was initially only seen and not heard, because CNN's primary audio feed from the candidates' podiums did not pick up what was said.
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Students at Cooper City High School on Wednesday gathered around a circle that included 14 empty desks and three podiums, WPLG Local 10 News reported.
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At bookstore and library podiums, it's possible to pass off repeatedly losing your train of thought or bonking your glasses into the microphone as charming.
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They are looking to collect as much as 45 tonnes of plastic to make the approximately 100 podiums needed for next summer's showpiece, they said.
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In downtown Cairo, posters showing the president standing at podiums, wearing a hard hat and looking through binoculars read: "Sisi for stability" and "to eradicate terrorism".
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If things go well at the 2022 Asian Games, we could eventually see pro gamers from across the world standing on medal podiums, keyboards in hand.
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Guests at the futuristic FlyZoo hotel in Hangzhou check in by scanning their faces as well as passports or other ID at podiums in the lobby.
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I'm not sure what Iman Shumpert's expectations are of podiums generally, but it is safe to say that President Obama's podium knocked his fucking socks off.
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We are wanted in the clubs, on high podiums, in high heels, in all our fabulousness to entertain, perform, be fierce, death drop, be a sister.
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But a Trump administration could refuse to attend summit meetings or submit plans or progress reports, with no consequences beyond lacerating speeches at United Nations podiums.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - Eight presidential candidates stood behind their podiums aiming to impress Tunisian voters on Saturday evening in the young democracy's first ever televised election debate.
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The team lost ground last year, a big setback in their plan to challenge for podiums and wins, but the new car looks a step up.
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"We will participate in whatever debate CNN choses to stage: standing, sitting, at podiums, or in a town hall," Biden's deputy campaign manager Kate Bedingfield said.
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They have even been using podiums in some of these practice rounds in order to emulate the feel of a real debate, a Bloomberg aide said.
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After the presidential candidates delivered their closing remarks, CNN lingered on them as they stood at their podiums, collected their notes and eventually drifted off stage.
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The battle for supremacy is between Mercedes and Ferrari, with Honda-powered Red Bull challenging for podiums, but Ferrari leave China with more pressure on them.
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And being in adult land was big — the girls had to stand on boxes to get their heads above the courtroom's podiums — but they'd come prepared.
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Seriously, it's terrible, consisting mostly of dull recitations of misleading statistics the president already tweeted about and videos of Trump holding dumb signs or slouching behind podiums.
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Although he finished fourth in the drivers' championship in 2014 and has accumulated nine podiums and 411 points over his career, Bottas has never won a race.
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Japan also plans to make the medal podiums at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics out of recycled plastic in an attempt to stir consumer awareness about the issue.
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Clinton and Trump opened the debate on a positive note by shaking hands before stationing themselves behind their podiums at Hofstra University on New York's Long Island.
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She has continued to climb podiums at major events since, with her profile in the extreme sport bolstered by a big following on her social media accounts.
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Although the latter came to the team with the bigger reputation, it is Pérez who has scored several podiums for the team, with Hülkenberg having had none.
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Honda have made big changes to the power unit, increasing reliability, but more performance is needed if McLaren are to challenge for podiums as well as points.
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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (CNN)While the medal podiums fill and rousing cheers echo around the Olympic stadiums in Rio, the homicide squad doesn't get the night off.
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I hope to see more of my sister athletes standing on medal podiums, and I cannot wait for the day a Saudi woman wins gold for our country.
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Selina flounders, but it ripples on to the other candidates, who end up babbling at their podiums and derailing the whole thing without the help of Selina's team.
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With the actors in place on stage behind the podiums, every camera angle and shot can be tested and practiced, and the lighting on each person is perfected.
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Although the United States is no stranger to perfect podiums—this was its 47th since the second world war—45 of them have been won by its men.
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Whether set on podiums or on the floor, they introduce an intimacy to the pristine white space, suggesting a carefully considered placement that whispers life into the galleries.
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The Vuelta a España, the third of the grand cycling tours and another A.S.O. property, now has men and women presenting at the same time on its podiums.
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He came up short in his first event at these Games, the combined, but still has the super-G and GS races in his pursuit of more podiums.
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Vandoorne enjoyed one of the most dominant championships in the GP2 support series with seven wins and 16 podiums in 2015 and has a bright future ahead of him.
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If I can get enough signatures to be able to have one of those podiums in the debates and fire on those other guys, I'll have done my job.
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After registering a record number of podiums at London 2012 with 17 medals, Team Brazil set a goal for Rio of finishing in the top 10 medal winning nations.
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I'm thrilled to have been a small part of a show that's been part of my life since I was too short to see over one of its podiums.
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The final steps — the installation of fencing, the erection of the finish line and podiums, the wiring for the media center — were to be completed around dawn on Friday.
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Tuesday's Democratic primary debate in South Carolina had something of an awkward ending — a cliffhanger that kept candidates at their podiums, uncertain about whether or not it was over.
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Angry anti-trade rhetoric is flying from political podiums on the left and the right this year, but it's not at all clear that Americans broadly agree with their politicians.
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Surrounded by five empty podiums, Eliud Muthiora Kariara, a former banker turned running mate to independent presidential candidate Japhet Kavinga Kaluyu, answered questions posed by two moderators and the audience.
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As the G20 ended, one by one, world leaders, including Putin, Merkel and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, stepped behind podiums scattered around the Hamburg's Messe complex and took questions.
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For weeks, the speeches from podiums have suggested that a certain amount of brutal death is a reasonable price for other people to pay to protect the current financial system.
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When the imperial couple first entered the stateroom — the emperor went first — they were seated on the podiums, hidden from view behind curtains made of purple silk with scarlet lining.
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The Athletes Village itself will see Toyota's self-driving e-Palettes running a loop service for athletes and staff, and the victory ceremony podiums will be made from recycled plastic.
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But a serious title-tilt never materialized and as the season has worn on even the podiums, of which Ferrari scored eight in the first nine races, have dried up.
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Alonso, who will also be racing at Le Mans and in the World Endurance Championship (WEC) this season, said fighting for podiums and race victories could again be the aim.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Medalists at next year's Summer Olympics will stand on podiums made from recycled plastic waste collected from local households or the ocean, Tokyo 2020 organizers said on Tuesday.
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Fear of more terrorist attacks and concern about large numbers of refugees from the Middle East created a combustible force that boosted nativist politicians to the podiums and amplified their voices.
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So when Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin took to their podiums in Helsinki last week, Palazhchenko was watching from Moscow to see how the latest chapter in the story would unfold.
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Tonight we saw candidates win and lose the votes of constituents because of fast food, gun ranges, buzzers, haircuts, and the colors of podiums — all before the first debate even started.
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Thirty women, dressed head to toe in River Island dresses you sense still have the labels on, stand behind lit-up podiums while some preening dude tries to peacock for them.
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The impeachment talk has been brewing among the anti-Trump grassroots for months but, in Washington, it has been mostly relegated to Capitol Hill backrooms and podiums occupied by liberal firebrand Rep.
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MUIR: Welcome back to New Hampshire, ABC News coverage of the Republican debate, and it's great to have you back at the podiums, and we want to turn to race in America.
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Cardboard storage boxes, of the kind familiar from footage of the crisis, litter the set; in subsequent scenes they become podiums, desks, steps and the columns of the New York Stock Exchange.
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While Holzhauer used professional gambling strategies to get to the top, Boettcher appeared to just use pure dedication — which is why some people thinks something else was going down behind the podiums.
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It's Tuesday, and here are the 5 things you need to know to Get Up to Speed and Out the Door: DEMOCRATIC TOWN HALL Casual night on the campaign trail: No podiums.
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The 11th Democratic presidential debate took place as the nation confronts the coronavirus pandemic, with the candidates' podiums set six feet apart serving as a reminder of the global public health emergency.
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And the fact that while the hosts dutifully attempted to discuss the issues with the boldface names on their podiums, they didn't seem to really know what to do with the answers.
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The Briton has already exceeded Senna's career tally of race wins, podiums and pole positions and success in Mexico on Sunday would make him only the fifth driver to claim four championships.
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It also prohibits gestures while on podiums, as American sprinters Tommie Smith and John Carlos did at the Mexico City Games in 1968 when they raised their fists during the national anthem.
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He scored more points, poles, podiums and wins than his four-times champion team mate and in December secured a contract extension to the end of 2024 while Vettel's future remains uncertain.
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After a series of cutting exchanges during Wednesday's presidential debate, Klobuchar cut around Buttigieg without a glance in his direction as they stepped away from their neighboring podiums following Wednesday's Democratic showdown.
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On track, Leclerc has more than matched his team mate Sebastian Vettel this season and with four races remaining is ahead of the four times world champion on points, podiums, wins and poles.
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Others made their way inside the LegCo's main chamber to spray-paint the city's logo with black paint and tie a flag from the British Colonial period in Hong Kong to podiums inside.
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Standing at the podiums are Grace Poe, celebrity royalty with her smooth hair and classy accent, and Mar Roxas with his yellow shirt marking him as a staunch Liberal of the old regime.
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"No hard feelings to Lewis but I'll definitely take the win," added the Australian, who last won at the 2014 Belgian Grand Prix and had claimed four podiums in the last five races.
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"It's a shame that he won't go out with a chance of victory or podiums — that's probably disappointing for all of us because he's driving the best he's ever driven," said the American.
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All colorful podiums and slouchy knitted sweaters, it was a cute mash-up of different musical eras which allowed Warpaint to show where they're at right now (the answer: somewhere pretty damn good).
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From two podiums, they oversaw an ensemble drawn from the London Symphony Orchestra and instrumental students from the Guildhall School, along with the orchestra's Community Choir and the children of its Discovery Choirs.
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The Soviet Union won eight successive women's team golds between 1952 and 1980, but in recent years Russians have slipped off the podiums as American gymnasts have taken a stranglehold of the sport.
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When winners take their awards, they'll receive them from a tray of certified Curupixá wood, and stand on podiums built from organic materials, which are to be repurposed as furniture following the games.
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On a stage with two podiums and the Mexican flag inside the presidential palace, Peña Nieto stood next to Trump and told reporters that that there had been "misinterpretations" by Mexicans about Trump.
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From June 13, collection boxes will be set up at more than 2,000 outlets of local supermarket chain AEON for residents to deposit any unwanted plastic items for the podiums project, organizers said.
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In the July 23 debate, O'Rourke and Buttigieg will be only three podiums away from each other; that proximity might make it irresistible for Beto to try to reclaim the "it boy" mantle. 4.
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"My ambition is that one day we would be able to provide George with a car where he can start competing at the top of the midfield and then hopefully for podiums," added Williams.
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Renault finished fourth in Formula One last year and are aiming to close the gap on Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull before targeting podiums, wins and a championship challenge under a five-year plan.
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Athletes will be caught doping — during the Games or afterward, when their urine samples are retested — and participants who were deprived of their positions on the podiums will hope for belated medals, if anything.
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Trump said investors say, "'If we ever have a president like this' ... When they look at the statements made by the people standing behind those podiums, I think that has a huge effect, yeah."
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Nyman, who graced 11 World Cup podiums and for years was the heart of the U.S. men's team, tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee during a training run days before the Games.
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Beaten on points, wins, poles and podiums last year by his 22-year-old Monegasque team mate Charles Leclerc, Vettel will starts the new season in Australia next month with the pairing on equal terms.
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Guests check in at podiums that scan their faces, as well as passports or other ID. Visitors with a Chinese national ID can scan their faces using their smartphones to check in ahead of time.
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As the second of only 22017 22016 GTOs ever produced, this car was the first of its type to compete in a race and succeeded in notching up 22017 class podiums through competition in 27 races.
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But since Sochi his form has faded - he finished second in a World Cup race in Lenzerheide, a month after his Olympic success but has managed just two podiums in Super-G in the subsequent years.
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The 29-year-old has come back stronger this year, however, rewarding Mercedes' faith with two wins and seven podiums from the 10 races so far — even if he is 39 points behind his team mate.
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"We've won two races so far and a couple of other podiums, a couple of 'should have beens' and 'could have beens'," commented Red Bull boss Christian Horner after a wet and chaotic weekend in Hockenheim.
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There was no live audience, the candidates' podiums were spaced unusually far apart, and it was held in Washington, DC, rather than (as originally planned) Arizona — a state holding one of the primaries this coming Tuesday.
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Leclerc, too, is in his first season with Ferrari, a team celebrating their 90th anniversary, and two thirds of the way through the campaign the youngster is ahead of Vettel on points, poles, podiums and wins.
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The 2012 Obama-Romney MOU is typical; at 19923 pages, it covers minutia like the specific placement of the podiums: "equally canted toward the center of the stage" at an angle to be approved by the campaigns.
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I love how the contestants try to subtly exert their personalities by way of how they write their names on the digital displays on the fronts of their podiums, or their choice of jazzy blouse or tie.
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"I'm aware he's done very well and he's had the win and the podiums," said the Australian, who beat four times champion Sebastian Vettel in his first season at Red Bull before the German left for Ferrari.
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"Our athletes are getting on World Cup podiums in impressive numbers in this pre-Olympic season so it really bodes well for Pyeongchang," said Isabelle Charest, a three-time Olympic medalist and Canada's chef de mission for Pyeongchang.
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The 21-year-old Monegasque now looks like the face of the present, taking on a leading role with more poles, more podiums and more fastest laps than the 32-year-old German and only three points behind.
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Biden, with a grin, offered his elbow as a greeting to Sanders before the two men took their place behind the podiums, which were spaced more than six feet apart in keeping with government's guidelines for social distancing.
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But governors and task force leads still tout their models from behind podiums, increasingly famous modeling labs release regular reports into the content mills of the press and social media, and policymakers still use models to make decisions.
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David Perdue (R-Ga.), made his name in the GOP field with a zany ad featuring a mess of flustered elephants and donkeys screeching and knocking over podiums — a symbol of what Moody sees as dysfunction in Washington.
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At stops in Greece, Germany and Peru, Obama will be left explaining the US election results to foreign counterparts whose anxieties about Trump he's been fueling for more than a year by denouncing Trump from podiums across the globe.
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"That girl that you would think had it all — all these medals in her room or podiums she's standing on — she felt like she had nothing," Ohashi said in a 2018 video she collaborated on with The Players' Tribune.
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"So we know all eyes will be on us, but we are excited for that," added the American, who expects a fight for podiums and would not be surprised to win a race for the first time since 2012.
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Mr. Christie then gave Mr. Rubio his trademark New Jersey treatment: He unleashed a series of rapid-fire, acid-tongued attacks on the man standing four podiums to his right, alternately looking directly at Mr. Rubio and at the camera.
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While the candidates stood at podiums for last month's first debate, the town hall-style debate on Sunday night allowed Trump and Clinton more freedom of movement because the stage was largely empty besides two chairs and two side tables.
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Canadians hope the result is a sign of things to come for the team, which consistently reached Olympic podiums in Alpine from the 1960s to the 1980s but have since been overtaken by skiers from Austria, Switzerland and the United States.
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The American flag-bearer will wear a jacket that glows with electroluminescent panels, which greatly appealed to Lochte, who dyed his hair blue for these Games and has been known to wear bejeweled grills on his teeth on awards podiums.
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In all contexts, this was his philosophy: behind podiums, or wading through mobs with microphones stuffed against his cheeks, or outdoors, before corrupt dictators, everywhere, he wanted to provoke until he exposed you as weak-willed, fraudulent, insecure, and reckless.
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LAS VEGAS — Hours before Senator Elizabeth Warren would take the stage in front of the largest television audience in Democratic debate history, she was holed up in a Bellagio hotel suite outfitted with six podiums for her final practice session.
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A four-story Texas doughnut can get 22019 or 60 apartments onto an acre of land, while the most aggressively engineered West Coast stick-and-concrete hybrid (two-story podiums are allowed now, along with other variations) can get almost 200.
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Drops have enjoyed 11 UCI pro tour wins, 13 podiums and 59 top 10s and still boast the likes of world track champion Elinor Barker, sister Meg and Ellie Dickinson on the roster — all of whom are funded by British Cycling's track program.
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On February 14, Vishwanath Akuthota went on a technological rampage, destroying 59 Windows computers and seven Apple computers, and several digital podiums and monitors—all of which had USB slots in which Akuthota inserted a "USB killer" he bought on the internet.
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Just like that, it becomes one more part of the whole tableaux—a question to be fielded at the same podiums that video games reproduce so you can feel just like a real athlete and answer the same questions, only more anodyne.
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Britain is used to being the underdog at the Winter Olympics and it's a role they have embraced before to startling effect in the women's skeleton and there's a fair chance the team could be celebrating five podiums in a row in Pyeongchang.
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Richardson, Texas (CNN)Friend after friend stepped to podiums at a suburban Dallas church Thursday to deliver tearful tributes to the kindness of Botham Shem Jean, the pious and beloved St. Lucia man killed by a police officer in his own apartment.
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"The achievement this year together with the podium today is the perfect motivation for all of us to keep working hard in order to score podiums again in the future for McLaren based on our own outright performance," said team boss Andreas Seidl.
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Credit...CreditMartin Tessler for The New York Times VANCOUVER, British Columbia — A pioneer in high-density urban development, Vancouver is famous for its approach to city planning, heavy on tall glass towers perched atop low-rise podiums interspersed by parks and low-rise buildings.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - America's women Alpine ski team acknowledged there will be a void when all-time great Lindsey Vonn eventually leaves the sport but pointed to Wednesday's downhill results in Pyeongchang Games as proof they can contend for podiums for years to come.
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It's less formal, there are no podiums to hide behind, more interaction between the candidates, and the potential for the kind of awkward, unscripted moments — George H.W. Bush's watch check or Al Gore's sighs, for example — that are remembered more than any debate on policy.
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Unlike the last event, where the two candidates stood behind podiums as they were asked questions by moderator Lester Holt, this time it will be a town hall format where the candidates will be taking questions from a live audience, with Anderson Cooper and Martha Raddatz moderating.
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But in order to make good on the promise of equal opportunity and equal justice under the law, and we have urgent work to do, and the voices of anger and fear and division that we've heard coming off of the Republican presidential podiums are pretty loud.
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Katie Ormerod became the first British snowboarder to win a Big Air World Cup event in Moscow last December, and took a slopestyle bronze at the X Games, while snowboarders Billy Morgan and Jamie Nicholls have both had recent World Cup podiums in Big Air and Slopestyle.
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Often, my inner monologues are serious responses to the daily news my day job forces me to joke about — speeches that might be delivered from presidential podiums or witness stands or news desks that the actual person in question just apparently isn't smart enough to give.
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And in American gymnastics, the women have long dominated international podiums even as they've engaged in a very public, very ugly war with their governing body, U.S.A. Gymnastics, over what they describe as inept handling and enabling of prolonged sexual predation by team doctor Lawrence G. Nassar.
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Using the powerful podiums of the State Department, Pentagon and White House is a powerful tool for keeping our allies informed and letting our enemies know we are united in our determination to defeat them both on the battlefield and in the world of public diplomacy.
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In an effort to still Donald Trump's mockery of her as "Pocahontas" from his endless string of rally podiums, Warren in October 2018 released the results of a DNA test that showed her with a smidge of Native American ancestry dating back, at minimum, six generations.
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If a debate does go ahead, however, you can expect it to look similar to Sunday's: Only two candidates, no live audience, and the podiums at least six feet apart in the interest of "social distancing" as the coronavirus outbreak continues to wrack the US and the world.
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He produced six casts, currently displayed in four-foot-square light boxes on shin-high platforms or podiums, placed around the now-renovated studio according to the same grid system that Cunningham used to deploy his dancers, a system based on the 64 hexagrams of the I Ching.
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The drones take off in a pack from a line of forward-slanted podiums at one end of the Great Hall, charge back and forth a bit, head into the smaller West Hall, then perform a U-turn in the greenhouse-like Palm court, and race back to the start.
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"I had some success at the beginning of the season, I had some podiums and I would say on those days I had some of the best wax in the world and some of the best skis in the world, so I think it's possible," the 28-year-old said.
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Other women had served as assistant conductors and might have filled in on Broadway podiums, but Ms. Redfield was widely reported to be the first engaged full time when she took over "The Music Man," the crowd-pleasing musical with a score by Meredith Willson, which had been running since 21960.
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There is simply no way Paul George doesn't know it and isn't completely familiar with how badly it fucks him, stripmines his stats, sends the team into disarray, plops him on podiums with a guy dressed as a clown, hemming and hawing about why he didn't manage to shut Ricky Rubio down.
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To which Shumpert responded: Then a couple of dudes got up and approached the podium, to which Shump responded: Then they actually moved the podium, to which Shump responded: My best guess is that Joe Biden told them that the podiums in this joint weigh a ton and Shumpert took him literally.
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These terms included the candidates sitting behind desks rather than standing at podiums (which is unusual, but how Cuomo prefers to do his press conferences), no opening or closing statements, no shaking hands (Cuomo also didn't shake his 2014 challenger Zephyr Teachout's hand), and their families not being allowed to come onto the stage afterward.
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That work, which had held him in thrall for years, would propel him onto the podiums of some of the world's leading orchestras, including the Vienna Philharmonic, the London Symphony, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the St. Louis Symphony and, in an outing that became the subject of a headline-making fracas, the New York Philharmonic.
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Under the shade of the swamp white oak trees at the memorial site, the family members stood at two glass podiums and read the names of 2,983 men, women and children killed in the 2001 attacks at the World Trade Center, at the Pentagon and aboard Flight 93 as well as those who died in the Feb.
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The candidates bumped elbows by way of greeting, assumed their podiums (six feet apart from one another, in accordance with CDC guidelines), and stood before a live audience that consisted only of a panel of CNN moderators — all precautions designed to mitigate the harmful effects of the deadly Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) currently threatening millions globally.
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The annual UN General Assembly is now underway, and while the event rarely offers much in the way of high drama — few leaders, after all, bang their shoes on podiums, sniff the "sulfur" left behind by a U.S. president, or whip out Looney Tunes-inspired illustrations of nuclear weapons — there is one big story to watch this week: Trump and Iran.
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In terms of what we saw this afternoon, because as I said, it was sort of a rush this afternoon, a call for all of the reporters to come to the Rose Garden, they set up the two podiums, they were not expecting a bi-lat with the head of the E.U. Jean-Claude Juncker, who looked -- you know, mildly happy I guess to be there.
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The emotionally charged profile set to Alicia Keys' "Girl on Fire" showed Vonn's career arc, from a toddler snowplowing down a slope to a teenager schussing through a course, from an almost unprecedented number of podiums to a series of devastating crashes, her mangled body airlifted off a mountain by helicopter, followed by footage of brutal physical therapy and training, Vonn fighting her way back to the mountain for her fourth Olympics' appearance.
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