The afterparty, cheekily named Industry Brunch, was just revving up.
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Summer means road trips, which means revving up your engines.
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The Trump administration is revving up for a similar fight.
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RuPaul's Drag Race is revving up to hit the road!
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It's time to start revving up these sorts of deals.
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The Democratic presidential contest is revving up the tax policy debate.
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Forearms spin at the elbows like propellers, revving up then reversing.
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I could hear the distant whir of a printer revving up.
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The state is already revving up disease surveillance and mosquito control efforts.
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Inside, of course, his soul is revving up, fuelled by the humiliation.
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Mars enters Aquarius tonight, revving up the financial sector of your chart.
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Right when things should be revving up, the show is going away.
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Here&aposs a guy who&aposs got the entire global economy revving up.
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Now the Treasury is revving up again and business is rediscovering its voice.
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The strategists regard deep institutional changes as essential to revving up the economy.
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Or the sense that the world is revving up to take on Facebook.
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Last year, Indonesia tried revving up efforts to clamp down on the burning.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's Didi Chuxing is revving up its sputtering engine.
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Now with a moonshot incubator, Ford is revving up its mobility services goals.
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Your social life is revving up, expect to meet lots of people soon.
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Snapchat is revving up its retargeting engine to attract e-commerce ad dollars.
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It would buy only one in 2017, before revving up again in 2018.
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Where is this story going, is it winding down or is it revving up?
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Action planet Mars enters Scorpio today, revving up the relationship sector of your chart.
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With its recent acquisition of competitor Caviar, the startup is revving up its growth.
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Instead of revving up the vibrators, doctors began aiming fire hoses at fire crotches.
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In the mix, there's also the sound of an airplane engine revving up to fly.
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James: Whoa, he's also got the sound of the car revving up in this song.
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The pack can also charge your electronic devices when not revving up your bike ride.
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Tesla shares are revving up for a serious rally, according to technical trader Todd Gordon.
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Peloton is revving up its wooing of investors in the run-up to its IPO.
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However, when I tuned in, Ledger was already revving up to deliver more definitive takes.
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Mars enters Capricorn this afternoon, revving up the romance and creativity sector of your chart.
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She's more focused on revving up Democratic primary voters in New Hampshire and South Carolina.
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In order to reach patients, both Amarin and Esperion are revving up their sales forces.
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Duckworth and her baby heading to the TV cameras after revving up the protesters pic.twitter.
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Fiery Mars enters Sagittarius—your opposite sign—today, revving up the relationship sector of your chart.
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Mars enters your opposite sign Gemini today, revving up the relationship sector of your chart, Sagittarius.
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When things are revving up for a meltdown, the first thing that goes is our breathing.
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How else could you wake up to motorcycles revving up and The Rock screaming, "Let's roll"?
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At the same time, auto makers are revving up production of sport utility vehicles and trucks.
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Warrior planet Mars enters Aries on January 28, revving up the social sector of your chart!
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A concept car from Mercedes is revving up car enthusiasts ahead of this year's Beijing Auto Show.
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The Sun and Mars meet in Leo this evening, revving up the relationship sector of your chart.
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For its latest Rookie squad, the swimsuit offset of Sports Illustrated is revving up the diversity engine.
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There's nothing "Hot n Cold" about these two – Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom's relationship is revving up.
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The moon in Capricorn connects with your ruling planet Mars this afternoon, revving up your intuitive abilities.
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Today, the scale of land reclamation in the former British colony is revving up to unprecedented heights.
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The funding comes at a moment when transportation startups are revving up their engines in Latin America.
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The moon is in Fire sign Aries, revving up the sector of your chart that rules intimacy.
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She begins at the inescapable end, revving up with a visibly moved Mr. Beatty emotionally eulogizing Ashby.
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"I feel really lucky," she said of the apparatus that was revving up to spread her work.
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Action planet Mars enters fire sign Aries today, revving up the communication sector of your chart—exciting!
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"This one is called 'beefsteak fungus,'" Osmond says, revving up to tell us yet more fungal folklore.
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Action planet Mars enters sensitive Waters sign Cancer today, revving up a very intimate sector of your chart.
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And by the third round of their first meeting, Shevchenko was revving up while Nunes was slowing down.
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With the U.S. domestic demand revving up a bit, America's trade gap this year could be much wider.
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Mars enters fellow Fire sign Sagittarius on January 26, revving up a very exciting sector of your chart!
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For a moment, Ms. Koike appeared to be revving up to become a direct challenger to Mr. Abe.
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While the Democratic presidential debate was revving up, the president was speaking at a rally in New Hampshire.
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Uber is revving up to test its new drone delivery service for Uber Eats in San Diego in 2020.
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Now, as one of the most high-profile and vocal advocates of Time's Up, Sorvino's career is revving up.
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EVEN AS the European Central Bank (ECB) halts stimulus, it looks as if the economy needs revving up again.
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Action planet Mars enters Fire sign Sagittarius this morning, revving up the home and family sector of your chart.
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So, in just a little over a year and a half, Donald Trump has got our economy revving up.
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But the public appears more dazed than repulsed by Trumpocracy, and the president already is revving up for 2628.
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Tonight, action planet Mars, as well as the moon, enter Pisces, revving up the intimacy sector of your chart.
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He suddenly held out Easter as a target for relaxing restrictions and revving up business and social activity again.
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A similar effort was revving up in deep red Texas, which boasts one of the nation's highest uninsured rates.
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The offensive linemen for the N.F.L.'s Tennessee Titans held up catfish while revving up fans before another game.
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Super PACs are revving up their fundraising in a big way, including some already focused on the general election.
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Getting government spending under control and revving up the engines of economic growth are crucial to avoid fiscal disaster.
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But the homegrown talent engine that city officials sought to jump-start a decade ago is also revving up.
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Important conversations take place as Mars enters Pisces on November 15, revving up the communication sector of your chart.
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The car industry has been revving up for the changes wrought by new technologies, but Volvo is taking a gamble.
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The government has started to spend more on infrastructure, a tried-and-tested method in China for revving up growth.
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That sound you hear is millions of Americans revving up their shopping engines for Black Friday and, subsequently, Cyber Monday.
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Somewhere, Uncle Joe Biden is revving up the Trans Am, grinning from ear to ear under his Ray-Ban Aviators.
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"It was the revving up of those slightly different aesthetics against each other which set me off," Mr. Andres said.
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I'll leave it to political strategists to hash over the advantages of revving up the base versus persuading the persuadable.
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He was blind just as the invaders were stirring again, revving up their chainsaws and drying palm fronds for torches.
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Two of the most popular legal analysts are revving up to argue about some of the country's most infamous criminal trials.
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In October, the sun beams its bright energy toward both, revving up our inner romantics and increasing our urge to merge.
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Car-sharing schemes, which offer most of the benefits of owning a car, but at much lower cost, are revving up.
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The month wraps up with Mars entering fire sign Aries on December 31, revving up the financial sector of your chart.
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Other videos have shown her revving up the engines to luxury cars, flashing $100 bills, and swearing like a truck driver.
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He discovers a foreign pull cord, and the next thing you know he is revving up the music for the finale.
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Meanwhile, hurricane season is revving up, and NOAA is working to keep up with tracking and monitoring storms without a director.
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The company was losing precious licensed content as Disney, WarnerMedia, and NBCUniversal started revving up to launch their own streaming services.
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But as she started revving up for "Witness," it felt like some on the left were also taking their knives out.
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Right at the end, all of a sudden, there was the sound of motorcycles revving up that went through the walls.
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Their fight is a timely one, with the climate change movement revving up significantly, so many eyes are on the case.
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Manufacturers are revving up processing line speeds to increase production, sometimes using old equipment that breaks down under the added strain.
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She's the spark that gives life to Crazy Rich Asians, revving up each scene she's in with comedic snaps of energy.
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Netflix is revving up with a new season of Stranger Things and the final season of Orange Is the New Black.
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The Moon is in Fire sign Sagittarius today, revving up the communication sector of your chart and bringing you surprising news today.
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Facebook notes that it now has transparency tools revving up in Brazil, India, Ukraine and Israel as those nations prepare for elections.
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Fintech start-up Plaid is revving up its global expansion, which should enable the popular apps it powers to do the same.
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It was 1939, and America was revving up to enter the second World War, high on patriotism and low on everything else.
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Bigwigs in Ho Chi Minh City talk of narrowing pavements to widen roads; Hanoi insists more and better buses are revving up.
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As the industry gathers in Detroit for its annual confab, carmakers are revving up their plans for the next generation of vehicles.
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Maybe Tidal is revving up its exclusive album releases and we'll soon find ourselves ditching Spotify in favor of Tidal's new content.
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"Everything still works, she just needs some lipstick," Mr. Taylor said, revving up the twin 1,000-horsepower engines to a deafening rumble.
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"You've got three domestic engines revving up at the same time," he said, pointing to fiscal spending, household income and business investment.
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Naturally, some right-wing commenters are revving up their outrage over what they assume is an incitement to violence against the president.
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The Overwatch League is revving up for its third year, which might be the most ambitious for any esports league to date.
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It appears to not be dying down, but revving up, and it very much concerns me as to what's been done here.
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The wildfire season is just revving up, with the deadly 2018 fires a recent, tragic reminder of the toll of these events.
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But immunotherapy drugs can cause liver inflammation and other problems linked to revving up the body's immune system, requiring patients to stop treatment.
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Where Mr Osborne touted the "Northern Powerhouse", anchored in Manchester, Mrs May seems keener on revving up the "Midlands Engine", based around Birmingham.
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There are signs, though, that the David in this scenario (Lyft) could be revving up to nail Uber's Goliath right between the eyes.
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This network is responsible for controlling your stress-related responses, including revving up your heart rate and giving you a surge of energy.
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In real terms, bond yields are a percentage point higher than in late 2016, when the government was focused on revving up growth.
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This is an ice-encrusted night of chance encounters, floodlit by the beam of headlights, as cars are revving up then speeding off.
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Place two arms in the air, and crank them back and forth as if you were — you guessed it — revving up a motorcycle.
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Everyone's revving up for lunchtime service and trays are being filled with bright red balls that will, on frying, blossom into scallop puffs.
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Under her, the group has grown by leaps and bounds, taking on full-time researchers and staff and revving up its outreach operation.
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With the 220006 campaign season already revving up, there are still a handful of potential candidates who have yet to announce their plans.
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The mood shifts on February 14 as Mars enters Taurus, revving up the sector of your chart that rules your career and reputation.
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You know that the fall dance season is revving up when the Dance Now Festival returns to Joe's Pub at the Public Theater.
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After analyzing the genes in the samples, the researchers tried shutting down some and "revving up" others to determine which function they controlled.
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Thus, as Mr. Trump moves to make the case for Republicans in the midterms, he has few options beyond revving up his base.
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Attorneys general in California and other Democratic-leaning states, as well as environmental groups, are revving up to litigate against Pruitt's proposed changes.
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But Wade is still capable of revving up his basketball time machine, still capable of rescuing his teammates, still capable of roasting defenders.
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"All the issues with gentrification and everything being leveled and shiny and new in Brooklyn have definitely been revving up in Denver," Golter said.
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Broadly, funding records for the past five years show a dramatic rise in startup investment beginning in 20173 and revving up further in 2017.
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The government, anticipating a slower patch, has started to spend more on infrastructure, a tried-and-tested method in China for revving up growth.
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A shift in energy arrives as Mars enters Aquarius on September 10, revving up the sector of your chart that rules your social life.
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The government is still refraining from steps to boost the property market, which it has always done in the past when revving up growth.
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The Sun meets with Mars, your planetary ruler, in Fire sign Leo this evening, revving up the fame and fortune sector of your chart.
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Warrior planet Mars enters fellow Water sign Cancer on June 4, revving up the sector of your chart that rules creativity, fun, and romance!
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Revving up your cardiovascular system helps increase blood flow to your muscles, raise your body temperature and thus — you guessed it — warms you up.
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Now, Netflix's original content efforts have exploded into a multi-billion dollar effort — revving up Netflix's growth engine as it looks to expand internationally.
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World War I was only just revving up, and much of the nineteenth century's world order remained (the Austro-Hungarian Empire existed until 1918).
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Action planet Mars enters Pisces on December 19, revving up the sector of your chart that rules your routines, day job, health, and habits.
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President Trump is now revving up duties on up to $60 billion in unspecified Chinese imports to punish that country for stealing American technology.
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Warrior planet Mars enters fellow Air sign Gemini on April 21, revving up the sector of your chart that rules fun, romance, and creativity.
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As the engine of its plot starts revving up, the movie takes in some of the realities of American life with matter-of-fact weariness.
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So far I've only heard the fans revving up once during the export process, which took about minute and a half on the new iMac.
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Ride hailing app Grab is revving up online dating in Southeast Asia, teaming up with Tinder in hopes it leads to more users swiping right.
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Now with Rippling's business revving up and plenty of cash to fuel the engine, Conrad tells me his biggest concern is hiring the right people.
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The glittery pop production provides Petras a way of revving up her listeners anyway, getting everyone amped for the post-breakup tub of Ben & Jerry's.
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" Revving up a crowd whose candidate's chances have dimmed significantly in the past 10 days, Jackson led people in his trademark chant: "Keep hope alive!
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" Revving up a crowd whose candidate's chances have dimmed significantly in the past 10 days, Jackson led people in his trademark chant: "Keep hope alive!
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Supporters credit Mr. Trump with revving up business and consumer confidence, and say tax cuts and eased regulation are fueling capital investment and job creation.
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Most critically, the Federal Reserve had abruptly pivoted away from its previous plans to keep lifting interest rates, revving up risk-taking in the process.
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As the new week begins, China's mighty manufacturing machine — which accounts for a quarter of the world's manufacturing output — showed glimmers of revving up again.
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And an election year climate risks sending both parties into partisan overdrive, with a focus on revving up their respective bases to boost midterm turnout.
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On Party's P3, he borrows from a collaboration of Dre Skull and Kartel, revving up the dancehall singer's patois, transforming it into the song's background noise.
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He decided to raise this seed round — a number of investors in this list are repeat backers of his ventures — to start revving up the engines.
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When Kavanaugh's nomination appeared troubled last week, it had the effect of revving up the Republican base in a way pollsters haven't seen all election cycle.
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On December 19, action planet Mars will enter fellow Water sign Pisces, revving up the sector of your chart that rules travel, higher learning, and publishing.
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As such, the world has been treated to numerous photos of Trump yelling over the past few years, since he began revving up his presidential campaign.
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Here's what it means: Uber Health is revving up in its race against Lyft to secure big payer partnerships in the nonemergency medical transport (NEMT) space.
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While federal and California regulators have long scrutinized car emissions, Europe has been revving up its emissions tests only recently while other markets are less concerned.
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The month wraps up with action planet Mars entering fellow Fire sign Aries on January 28, revving up the exploration and learning sector of your chart.
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The round is led by European venture capital firm Atomico, which appears to be revving up its "Industry 4.0" investment strategy following a recent investment in CloudNC.
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The former 'Tonight Show' host was spotted revving up on the I-5 freeway in Burbank, CA Sunday in what appears to be a 1930s-inspired whip.
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The month wraps up with action planet Mars entering fellow air sign Gemini on March 31, revving up the romance and creativity sector of your chart—exciting!
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But he talks of revving up the country, saying the only way to "jolt the Greek economy into a different growth trajectory" is with reforms and investments.
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The deadly system comes as the spring tornado season is revving up; it usually starts in the South, where it's warmer, and peaks in May or June.
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And it should not be difficult to understand that revving up an economy already experiencing shortages of labor supply would cause soaring labor costs and accelerating inflation.
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I became wise to it on the southwest corner, knowing A PRIORI, LOW TIDE, SHARI and AGASSI – the cross had to be REVVING UP at that point.
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Yes, there is less oxygen for political observers to focus on the race, but impeachment is revving up the Democratic base for whoever is the eventual nominee.
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Mars enters air sign Aquarius on September 10, revving up the sector of your chart that rules your daily work, chores, and your health and wellness habits.
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In her early teens and as her career as a gospel singer was just revving up, Franklin mothered two sons, never to reveal the identities of their fathers.
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They're really a sign that your body is responding to the flu shot and your immune system is revving up to produce antibodies, which takes about two weeks.
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And he drew another round of headlines when it was announced that his political committee, Organizing for Action, is revving up to help Democrats in the midterm elections.
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Ice cream trucks are vestiges of the lost, louder city, a throwback to New York's early days, when a town run on boisterous commerce was just revving up.
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Revving up a Democratic base that hasn't seized on the tax issue in the way they did health care is something GOPers have been nervous about for weeks.
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Technology behemoth Google is revving up its support for bail reform and it's getting help from one of the most influential groups in Washington — the Koch political network.
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The month kicks off with plenty of energy as Mars enters Leo on July 231, revving up the sector of your chart that rules your career and reputation.
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But it's also true that revving up the wall fight allows Mr. Trump to divert attention from so much of the other drama threatening to swallow him up.
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But now the international business community is revving up its work with the Saudis again, Michael de la Merced, Stanley Reed and Dai Wakabayashi of the NYT report.
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This next GIF is pretty cool, too, showing how the car can bounce side to side and "fire" up its exhaust pipes as if it was revving up.
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Booker and Harris will be revving up the base while speaking at GOTV rallies up and down the state, and Bloomberg is headlining a fundraiser for incumbent Rep.
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Mars enters Water sign Scorpio on December 9, revving up the sector of your chart that rules money and on an emotional level, your sense of self-worth.
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The Army is massively revving up its fleet of Bradley Fighting Vehicles through a recent deal to add up to 4730 of the new infantry carriers, service officials said.
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Warrior planet Mars is in fellow air sign Libra, revving up the romance and creativity sector of your chart, making this an especially sexy season—but with a catch.
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All times ET. Action planet Mars enters Leo, revving up the financial sector of your chart and inspiring you to get what you need in business and in life.
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The car also has phallic and anal components—the primitive-aggressive competitive behavior, and the revving up and overtaking which turns the other, slower person into an expelled turd.
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Irritation was what I knew best—a heaviness on my chest, a vibration in my neck like my head was revving up before it would rocket off my body.
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Yet with head-spinning speed, President Xi is revving up his stalled economy with fiscal stimulus and is tightening the screws of his authoritarian surveillance state with new technologies.
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Third, the idea that reducing taxpayer-financed government spending is the key to giving people more freedom and revving up the economy encourages conservative hostility to government as such.
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While the campaign itself refrains from launching a full-out assault on Trump for now, other arms of the pro-Clinton political machine are revving up their own efforts.
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On Friday evening, Sanders spoke to about 2,000 people in Las Vegas, revving up the crowd with vows to take on "the corporate elite" and the "whole damn 1%".
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Ms. Min, who was widely credited with reviving The Hollywood Reporter when she joined the declining trade publication in 2010, was tasked with revving up Quibi's "Daily Essentials" programming.
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As we draw closer to Trump getting a lump of coal in his Christmas stocking, with Nancy Pelosi implacably heading toward a holiday impeachment, his proditomania is revving up.
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"We're here today because the economy is broken," said Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, the event's most celebrated draw, revving up as residents snapped to attention for cellphone photographs.
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Trump, who relishes revving up crowds with off-the-cuff remarks, drew criticism for comments insulting women, Muslims and Mexican immigrants during the primary campaign for the Republican nomination.
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When Kavanaugh's nomination appeared to be in real trouble last week, it had the effect of revving up the Republican base in a way pollsters haven't seen all election cycle.
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Richard Blumenthal are revving up for a long fight — focusing their efforts on rallying angry internet users and directing their rage at Republicans at the controls in the nation's capital.
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What's next: Most analysts predict a glut of natural gas in global markets in the coming years, due largely to America revving up its export potential so much since 2012.
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"It's a game of revving up the excitement and making people afraid and then backing off on the fear in order to declare that he's resolved the situation," D'Antonio said.
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Phil Mickelson can probably start revving up his private jet for an early trip home after scoring 79, having dropped seven shots in a four-hole stretch from the 14th.
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For instance, when the photoperiod reaches 12.5 hours of sunlight per day – which in the U.S. happens in late March – the gonads of male and female hamsters instantly begin revving up.
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They're revving up to release a new seven-inch EP via local label Choke Artist, appropriately called Thick Spit, and I'm pleased as punch to be streaming it here on Noisey.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Cadillac, a favorite among America's older 'supper club set', is revving up sales to younger luxury buyers in China through smoother designs and localized production to keep prices accessible.
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After its long retrograde this summer, Mars is now revving up action in your love life and in your creative endeavors, pushing forward things that may have stalled in the summer.
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Senate Republican leaders knew months ago that Trump would be crucial to revving up the conservative base in a year when Democrats appeared to have an early advantage in voter enthusiasm.
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Here on BI Retail, we&aposre revving up for Black Friday — aka the retail Super Bowl — even as we face down an avalanche of news about shopping, food, workers, and more.
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"It's a pretty gutless move for the administration to back down from a fight over the wall after revving up Republicans for precisely that fight," wrote Shapiro in a Tuesday column.
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A provocative headline—"Teflon Don Confounds Democrats"—obscures what's basically a banal argument: No election is a sure thing and revving up the base sometimes backfires when making a broader appeal.
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He won the N.F.L. rushing title in as a rookie in 1999 and did it again in 2000, no small feat given Manning was revving up his career at the time.
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While Norway wants to wean its own citizens off fossil fuels, it remains one of the world's biggest oil producers and is revving up production, almost all of it for export.
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The global supercycle in commodities that has lost steam in recent years shows signs of revving up again, S&P Dow Jones Indices' global head of commodities and real assets said Friday.
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After her recent Saturday Night Live hosting gig, the hilarious Girls Trip star is revving up for two new movies, a TV show and headlining her own She Ready nationwide standup tour.
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There was a simple tension that underpinned the discussion: Employing a second Thunder defender to help cover Aldridge would unbalance the Oklahoma City setup and risk revving up the Spurs' passing offense.
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He sees all this building pressure, he knows what the Legislature is revving up to do and all these interest groups that are a deeper part of that appetite than the Legislature.
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Action planet Mars enters your opposite sign Gemini on March 31, revving up the relationship sector of your chart—your partners are sure to be much more passionate (and confrontational!) than usual!
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The Moon in Pisces makes a lovely connection to warrior Mars in Scorpio at 3:06 AM: If you were awake this early, the party was definitely revving up at this time.
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After you're done with your meditation, hit up your best friends and go out and party—action planet Mars is entering Capricorn on this day, revving up the social sector of you chart!
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Pitt is also revving up his acting career: He signed on alongside Leonardo DiCaprio for Quentin Tarantino's upcoming (and controversial) film Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, about the 1969 Manson Family murders.
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Action planet Mars enters Gemini today, revving up the financial sector of your chart and inspiring you to not just tackle issues concerning money, but ones concerning security and self-esteem in general.
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Still, after revving up over the last two years, the nation's job engine appears to have sputtered, with the Labor Department shrinking its initial estimates of March and April's employment totals by 238,2000.
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Action planet Mars enters Scorpio on December 9, revving up the friendship and community sector of your chart, finding you socializing more than you've likely been during the first week of the month.
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But mornings belong to Twitter for the president, and most of the social media damage — or good, in Mr. Trump's view — has taken place as he is revving up to start his day.
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The wah-wah pedal gets a serious workout in this invocation to rain deities from the Malian guitarist and singer Oumar Konate, revving up a twisty, modal, six-beat groove into psychedelic frenzy.
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"When you are sick, your body is revving up its metabolism in a way to fight off the illness, and it's actually using more water than it would if you weren't sick," Tosh says.
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Christie and Giuliani earned high marks for providing some of the most electric moments on the floor, revving up the crowd in a week when questions of unity and enthusiasm have dogged the party.
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With 0003 coming to a close, discussion about the best movies of the year is revving up — and for the most part, the flicks inspired by tech and gaming are not in the running.
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Action planet Mars enters Gemini on March 31, revving up the financial sector of your chart—a fantastic time to make money, since chatty Gemini knows exactly who to call to get that bread!
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Our new forecasts imply they are going to respond to content cost acceleration by revving up their own content spend that will allow them to maintain their subscriber growth while pushing back profitability materially.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A string of private car-share operators are revving up business in Paris as the pioneering city-run Autolib scheme comes to an end and city authorities promote car sharing over private ownership.
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Action planet Mars enters Scorpio on November 19, revving up the sector of your chart that rules your social life, the groups and communities you belong to, and your hopes and dreams for the future.
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In recent weeks, Mr. Kemp has worked to soften his image, but one campaign ad this summer depicts him revving up a chain saw, posing with his firearms collection and showing off his pickup truck.
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LONDON, March 14 (Reuters) - Formula One drivers Max Verstappen and Lando Norris are revving up to race in a coronavirus-free virtual world on Sunday after the cancellation of the season-opening Australian Grand Prix.
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Still, critics say today's shadow banks, by focusing on the riskier end of the mortgage market, may be revving up the same parts of the engine that resulted in defaults and foreclosures in the past.
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A new Pretty Little Liars promo from Portugal proves that season 7b is revving up to be the most bonkers set of episodes yet — which is great news, considering it's also the Freeform show's swan song.
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Before the actual pardoning, Trump stood for several minutes at the podium, revving up a few turkey-inspired quips, including a reference to the two turkeys pardoned last year by President Barack Obama, Tater and Tot.
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It hit the right notes on the economy and used invited guests to effectively to tell the story that Republicans want to tell -- this presidency is keeping promises, revving up the economy, and keeping us safe.
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The group is steering clear of endorsing a candidate for president in 2020, but it has been revving up donors to go full bore on defeating President Donald Trump, said Gara LaMarche, president of Democracy Alliance.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump called a group of House Democrats "savages" -- language he has previously used for terrorists and gang members -- as Democrats begin revving up their impeachment inquiry into the President's actions regarding Ukraine.
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But some close to him have scoffed at that idea and concluded that any political benefit Mr. Trump might derive by revving up his conservative base will be offset by his having alienated more moderate voters.
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But some close to him have scoffed at that idea and concluded that any political benefit Mr. Trump might derive by revving up his conservative base will be offset by his having alienated more moderate voters.
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"The U.S. labor market is tight, inflation is picking up ... investment is revving up, consumer confidence readings are increasing and both housing and equity valuations are moving higher," INTL FCStone analyst Edward Meir said in a note.
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Having awarded a $1 Billion deal last year to Dell EMC, Microsoft and General Dynamics for massive cloud migration services, the Air Force is revving up cloud technology across a range of service networks and data systems.
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Tech, Media, TelecomsSnap is secretly testing dynamic product ads that retarget consumers as it races to compete with Facebook and Pinterest for e-commerce dollarsSnapchat is revving up its retargeting engine to attract e-commerce ad dollars.
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The big discovery is Luchita Hurtado, 97, who in the 1960s and '70s, with second-wave feminism revving up, was making extraordinary paintings of her own body merging with what could easily be a Southern California landscape.
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The site's publisher, Andrew Anglin, posts multiple times daily, revving up his followers, and has called for a soon-to-come "age of ultraviolence," followed by a forceful solicitation of compliance with leadership: There will be leaders.
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But, once again, farmers are left to play the waiting game: The order will create an interagency task force to study the situation and come up with legislative and regulatory plans for revving up the rural economy.
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The former insurance executive campaigns on a promise to impeach President Trump and promote universal health care — a message he says is revving up voters across the 39th Congressional District before Tuesday's high-stakes primary in that state.
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At a car "supermarket" near the city's busy harbor, importers told Reuters they were rushing to get "Made in America" cars through customs and revving up orders after Beijing temporarily cut tariffs on U.S. autos from Jan. 2600335.
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Action planet Mars enters Leo, revving up the sector of your chart that rules your career and reputation—but you're also in the moon to travel and learn new things as the moon enters fellow water sign Cancer.
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There was a school of thought among liberals who argued that demographics were destiny in 2016 — that Hillary Clinton could win by revving up turnout among the young, black, and Hispanic voters who powered Barack Obama's 2008 victory.
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The dull hum of the word "asset flip" vibrates through games culture at all times, revving up to ringing shriek every time an object is discovered to be anything other than a pure bespoke object of artisanal craft.
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Unlike Trump, the mild-mannered, Midwestern governor is hardly a natural attack dog, and the former radio show host appears far more comfortable sitting at a Sunday show roundtable than revving up a large crowd at a campaign rally.
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The Moon in Capricorn meets Mars at 10:19 AM, revving up our energy levels before entering Aquarius at 12:56 PM and clashing with Uranus at 5:55 PM, bringing surprises and finding people eager to feel free.
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Trump, who has been hitting the campaign trail and revving up the GOP base in recent weeks, has seen his job approval rating reach an all-time high, to 47 percent, according to the NBC–Wall Street Journal poll.
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S. Air Force/Handout via Reuters) The Pentagon is substantially revving up its arsenal of air-launched, laser-guided rockets able to attack and hit moving targets from the air at ranges more than three kilometers (218 miles), service officials said.
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One is this big idea of digital influencers revving up in Japan and Korea that's basically leveraging all of these new face-tracking capabilities of smartphones to allow users to craft 3D avatars that are sort of animated, abstracted online personalities.
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The White House is dealing with this problem by dispatching Vice President Pence to House districts throughout the country, and saving Trump for big rallies in places where he remains popular and can make a difference by revving up the base.
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But then hip-hop started growing exponentially: It minted more durable, truly multigenerational stars with greater staying power at the same time it was revving up the engine on the lower end, welcoming more and more young artists into the fold.
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For example, heavy production of wind power in areas where there is not enough transport capacity places stress on transmission grids and can require so-called re-dispatch - throttling production in some places, while revving up spare capacity in others.
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"If you do have that systemic response and feel crummy or feverish after the shot, a lot of that isn't you being sick but rather, the body responding to the vaccine and your immune system revving up to make antibodies," Eiras says.
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In particular, the campaign's audacious decision to focus more on revving up the evangelical community than on broadening its outreach to young and Hispanic voters is a high-risk strategy that, should it backfire, might do more than cost Cruz the White House.
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Currently, social media seems to be revving up for another round of vigilantism that focuses too much on this one guy, as if he were the cause of all the world's rapes instead of a single reprehensible drop in a giant ocean.
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There's little difference between the two functions except for the glaringly obvious fact that tonight is Drake's party, he is the sole master of the aux, and 20,000 people are responding to, then getting bored of, then revving up to his song choices.
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And if we change nothing to our trade picture, any further Fed stimulus – assuming it can keep revving up our domestic demand – will promptly spill out to the rest of the world, where the usual crowd is waiting for the American trade manna.
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Fiat Chrysler's Ram brand is revving up a redesigned lineup of heavy-duty pickups offering optional 7.33-inch display screens and a 6.7 liter Cummins Inc diesel engine that delivers 1,000 pound-feet of torque - enough to haul a 35,000 pound trailer.
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Adding jaunty horns to the forward rush of their frantic drumming and punchy riffs, revving up the blues growl on "Love the Holidays," and veering into rockabilly on "Rudolph Was Blue," the band sees Christmas as an excuse to rock and roll.
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It's only been a few months since Die Antwoord released their free mixtape Suck On This, but the South African trio are revving up their engines again, having dropped the brand new track "Banana Brain" and announced a new album due for release this September.
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Sen. Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2628 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (D-Fla.), fresh out of a sleepy, uncontested primary season, is revving up his reelection campaign.
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Summer hasn't (officially) started yet, but the literary world is already revving up for September: Publishing houses have started sending out their fall releases, and in New York, the Brooklyn Book Festival, one of the city's largest book events, is assembling this year's roster.
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Her well-funded campaign is being run by veterans of Mr Obama's brilliant grass-roots operations and aims to emulate it in seeding and revving up networks of autonomous volunteers; but Mrs Clinton, a continuity candidate when the mood is for change, is not doing much revving.
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In her announcement, the first lady said, "On behalf of my family, we wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year," once again revving up America's bloodiest culture war, the one on Christmas, by failing to wish non-Christian Americans a happy holidays.
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It starts with a lone guitar picking slow arpeggios, speeds up as the band gradually joins in and finally allows itself the relative luxury of multiple layers of vocals and guitars, revving up to a swirling, shimmering waltz — a brief stretch of instrumental euphoria despite every misgiving.
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The Democracy Alliance, a secretive group of donors on the left who collectively spend hundreds of millions of dollars on politics, is spending this week revving up members to pour money into the 2020 election, warning that inaction could extend President Donald Trump's time in office.
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Warren also addressed fears of a vicious spiral revving up in which capital concerns would cause both talent and clients to abandon the bank, saying employees across the sector would need to adapt to a new reality that would be different but offer a recalibrated set of draws.
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The administration said they put a stop to the unconscionable practice after much protest, but trouble lingered as hundreds of children remained separated from their parents into the fall, just as Trump began revving up his midterm election racist rhetoric over a caravan of migrants streaming through Mexico.
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But the sisters themselves seize and hold the spotlight: sharing brassy close harmony, stepping forward for solos, creating old-fashioned a cappella drive in "No Room at the Inn" and revving up churchy climaxes in the tambourine-shaking Beethoven adaptation "Joyful, Joyful" with the invincible singing preacher Shirley Caesar.
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North Charleston, South Carolina (CNN)An ebullient Lindsey Graham hopped off the stump here after revving up a room full of conservative voters, reliving his furious defense of now-Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh at his confirmation hearings and making clear he was on President Donald Trump's side.
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Cox in particular, as The Long Blondes' primary songwriter, created a curiously peerless sound and feel, flitting between references to movie lore and starlets (the "Long Blondes" for whom the band was named) and bleak depictions of domesticity, the former revving up the latter with drama and intrigue.
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Griffin also accused the "Trump outrage machine" of revving up at the "perfect time," with a link to a story from The New York Times about the Russia investigation and reminded followers that the First Daughter dared to attend an event on the night that "travel ban chaos was happening."
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Mars enters Scorpio on December 2015, disrupting your sleep, revving up your psychic abilities, and, on a bad day, finding you wondering what's going on behind your back—when receiving psychic messages is keeping you up at night, it's easy to get paranoid and anxious due to lack of sleep.
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Now that one college acceptance season has just ended and another is revving up, Michael Arlen Davis's new documentary about the SAT exam is perfectly timed to capitalize on the pressure of the test, the anxiety of admissions process, and the overwhelming misperceptions about what can be done about them.
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A row beneath me, a man named Andrew from Westchester, almost 60 years old, turns around: "See," Andrew says, his face illuminated intermittently by swirling spotlights, revving up a sermon he has no doubt rehearsed for sons and daughters and wives, for anyone who will listen, for his entire life.
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But the crux of the new Max-Q Design philosophy is all about maximizing efficiency in a laptop to balance its size and gaming performance, instead of just trying to cram as much power and heat management hardware into a barely portable piece of hardware that sounds like a jet engine revving up.
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A substantial improvement in the external sector of the U.S. economy (30 percent of GDP) would provide a strong impetus to demand, output and employment — a kind of stimulus that would also reduce budget deficit and public debt, without revving up inflation (a trade-driven dollar strength would be a powerful inflation dampener).
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All of which leads me to the conclusion that it's possibly not Brexit at all that's going to sink the U.K. economy, it's more likely to be the fact that as a nation we are collectively drowning in debt, revving up the credit card bills and saving at the worst levels on record.
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The candidates for that post will be revving up their engines: Boris Johnson, a former mayor of London, triumphant from the Leave victory; the chancellor, George Osborne, perhaps too wounded by his attachment to the Remain side; and compromise candidates such as Theresa May, the home secretary, who made herself scarce during the campaign.
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All of this has Ms. Barker and other Obamacare enrollment counselors around the nation, many of whom rely on federal grants to carry out their work and to keep their jobs, revving up earlier than usual, and bracing for the strange new challenge of promoting coverage that the president is attacking at the same time.
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It's also revving up its electric vehicle operations (it had more than 400,000 registered EVs in 2018) by developing EVs with major carmakers — such as Chinese automaker BAIC, Toyota and Volkswagen Group China — and helping cities plan efficient recharging networks using AI. DiDi's major backer is SoftBank, the Japanese technology conglomerate that is also a big investor in Uber.
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The addition of Coogler, who has established himself both as a strong artistic voice with movies like Fruitvale Station, as well as a blockbuster force with Creed and Black Panther, should only raise expectations for the project, which is revving up just as James is about to start a four-year contract with the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Setting the tone of the race, perhaps more than anyone, is Mr. Kemp, Georgia's longtime secretary of state, who has run TV ads that feature him brandishing various guns, revving up a chain saw to "rip up some regulations" and declaring, in his drawly baritone, that he would use his "big truck" to "round up" criminal undocumented immigrants.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) and other healthcare reform advocates are revving up their push for a "public option" after Aetna's retreat from the ObamaCare marketplace this week.
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A surprise visit to Sweden (which represents U.S. interests in Pyongyang) by North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho in what appears initial planning for a Trump-Kim summit is revving up the idle speculation that has become a favorite pastime of the chattering classes in both Washington and Seoul, pontificating on do's and don'ts and will they/won't they.
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Trump is doing exactly what he said he would do The executive actions, though, are just an opening volley in a string of actions Bannon is revving up to implement as he looks to tailor US foreign policy to his ideology -- and his seating on the National Security Council now gives him the direct access he needs to shape the most sensitive national security discussions.
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Uber's God View Shows The Privacy Wars Are Revving Up Uber CEO Says Exec's Threats To Journalists "Showed A Lack Of Humanity" But Doesn't Fire Him FBI probes Uber's use of software to target rival Lyft Uber Banned In New Delhi In Latest Twist Following Alleged Passenger Rape Uber is being investigated for gender discrimination in a federal probe Uber expands privacy settlement with FTC Prosecutors find Uber not criminally liable in 2018 Arizona self-driving crash that killed a pedestrian Uber fined $8.9M in Colorado for driver screening failures These are the arguments that define the Uber-Waymo lawsuit Benchmark sues former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick Uber's chief people officer is out following racial discrimination investigation Uber gets sued over lack of services available to people with disabilities Uber pays $2.6M to settle historical charges it violated Dutch taxi laws Uber ends policy of forced arbitration for individual sexual assault claims Uber and Lyft drivers are striking ahead of Uber's IPO
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