I know that I will rub off on him 100%.
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Thankfully, the smell doesn't seem to rub off on food.
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The question is whether Murdoch's stench will rub off on Disney.
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It's unclear whether Pence's strong performance will rub off on Trump.
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His values began to rub off on her, say her friends.
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And I thought: Maybe that trust can rub off on me.
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"I can't let this guy rub off on me," he tells Debbie.
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And Newbold has seen her example rub off on her daughter, Dizya.
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Rub off the blackened skin and pull out the stems and seed pods.
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"I think these guys rub off on them," Oakland manager Bob Melvin said.
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The gloss in the company's YouTube video looks like it'll rub off easily.
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And I think it would rub off on what we're doing in China.
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"The technological level of the experience has a rub-off on the brand."
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When the peppers are done resting, rub off their skins with a dish towel.
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And why didn't his time in the West seem to rub off on him?
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A bit of their uncoolness will rub off on me, so I'll charge them more.
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"The proximity to that much wealth can only rub off on us, mum!" you urge.
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It also kept the wardrobe team happy because it didn't rub off on white dresses.
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The idea is that the financial habits of whoever you're dating can rub off on you.
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It's surprisingly long-lasting as a powder and won't rub off as quickly as other powders.
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It seems that her philanthropic feelings did not rub off on her self-proclaimed billionaire son.
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She's an encyclopedia in marketing and business and there are nuggets that rub off every day.
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"This stain is going to take a very, very long time to rub off," Sykes said.
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But she has seen me, and I'm not obsessed with myself, so hopefully that will rub off.
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"Plus, products like this set and won't rub off and transfer as much as traditional makeup might."
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Fortunately the tattoos are also quite flexible, maintaining their functions when deformed, and won't rub off easily.
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But obviously it's, like, it's not gonna rub off, or you're not gonna get any mascara fallout.
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When it came to the transfer-proof test, the blue really did not rub off at all.
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Hang out among tech bros long enough and their nerd stink is gonna rub off on you.
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Empowering people to be practical in their daily challenges will likely rub off in their political views.
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"They think these areas are full of feckless skivers who rub off badly against each other," said Thompson.
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For women who love a matte look that doesn't rub off, consider this liquid lipstick your holy grail.
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Supergirl's powers and commitment to justice tend of rub off on her friends, and Nal is no exception.
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Zines' fun, creative look attracts companies who want zines' cool factor to rub off on their own products.
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If the Prince Regent was hoping that Jane Austen's popularity would rub off on him, he bet poorly.
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Things look a lot bleaker for vegans or vegetarians who are hoping to rub off on their partners.
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If you talk to a strong Christian like Mike Pence, sometimes that can rub off a little bit.
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Leo is a very popular, glamorous energy, and a lot of this will rub off on you today.
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The color won't flake or rub off even when it's brushed and will last until your next shampoo.
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To their detriment, some may even avoid interacting with old people lest their "disease" rub off on them.
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Bobby's wife fears his consistent use of nut misnomers will rub off onto their 4-year-old son.
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So hanging out in literary circles with the likes of Christopher Hitchens didn't really rub off on you?
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I want to own things I can trust, to possess objects whose value will rub off on me.
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Let them cool slightly, and you can rub off the skins with your fingers or a kitchen towel.
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" Her friends stopped making eye contact with her, "afraid the sadness could rub off on them, or something.
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When Holm defeated Ronda Rousey in November of 2015, the star power seemed to rub off of her instantly.
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Or am I just blindly recycling perceived value with the faint hope that it will rub off on me?
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I began showering more, hoping to rub off enough of my old skin that I'd eventually be brand new.
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As you wear your clothes, especially tight-fitting pieces like leggings, bacteria and yeast rub off on your body.
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Maybe her most intriguing finding is that Hawaii can rub off on visitors, changing how they think about race.
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" Rivera said the lifestyle began to rub off on Vanessa and claims she "got into a couple of little catfights.
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The Area-51m also represents a newer, cleaner design language for Alienware that will hopefully rub off on its competitors.
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But they argue any negative association should rub off on Trump and Giuliani for recruiting Parnas in the first place.
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Is it possible that Nick's child-like inclinations rub off on his girlfriend, convincing her to get the edgy piercing?
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Geminis who have deceitful fathers, however, have to be very careful to avoid seeing that deceitfulness rub off on them.
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It's working on a special pattern for the insole that will rub off based on where you put your weight.
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The rub-off for motorsport, a key marketing tool for manufacturers and electrical engineering giants, is set to be enormous.
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The worry was that the Chainsmokers — or at minimum, the desire for Chainsmokers-level success — would rub off on her.
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A longer-term question is Cousins's attitude: He has been a consistent malcontent, and that could rub off on Davis.
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I think I was hoping their status as official literary figures — real writers, real editors — might rub off on me.
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These markers are water resistant, so you can rest assured that your marks won't rub off even in extreme circumstances.
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His inner circle acts in much the same manner, and his approach appears to rub off on those close to him.
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You paid to come knowing you are the type of person who deserves to rub off on $399 worth of vibrator.
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Companies often back sports events in the hope that some of the fun of the occasion will rub off on them.
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You're feeling like yourself today (which is rad, because you're so empathetic and oftentimes everyone else's vibes rub off on you).
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Inside, the teachers pair the students who cannot read or write with more advanced ones, hoping some learning will rub off.
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Use circular motions to rub off fingerprints or smudges on the plastic parts of your device, including the front and top.
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The famed women's rights attorney tells TMZ she's stoked Prince Harry's marrying a feminist, and hopes she'll rub off on him.
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Grindelwald's darkness apparently didn't rub off much on Dumbledore, though per Skeeter Dumbledore did have some anti-Muggle sentiments at some point.
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This is, at its core, still about the ability of one person's feelings, habits, and sensations to somehow rub off on another.
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One girl said Rogan was "the physical manifestation of Axe Body Spray" and hoped his "bro attitude" didn't rub off on me.
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If his rehearsal wardrobe — gray hoodie and gray sweatpants — is any guide, Patrick's fashion sense has yet to rub off on him.
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Topical probiotics can easily rub off and be transferred to other parts of the body or other people, Dr. Grice pointed out.
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There are special cleaning products you can use that are specifically designed for your phones and won't rub off the oleophobic coating.
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The Stealth's pink anodized exterior goes through the same manufacturing processes as the black Blades do, so the color won't just rub off.
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While that's usually a recipe for late shipping dates and crappy devices, maybe the Samsung prestige will rub off on this potential junkware.
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That said, when you're the son of an artist and around art your whole life, that mindset certainly does rub off on you.
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Republicans are hoping that the Trump mystique will rub off and propel Mr. Rispone to victory in a tightly contested showdown with Gov.
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However, several IPO experts say even if Twilio has a stellar debut, that would unlikely rub off on the rest of the market.
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Her varied paint handling is tethered to a variety of subjects, both physical and cerebral, that reappear and rub off on one another.
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Though both of them were skeptical at first, it only took a couple of months for the excitement to rub off on Mack.
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He hoped that naming his son after a famous real estate developer and television star would, somehow, rub off on the child's fortunes.
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All your pricey face creams will last so much longer since they won't rub off on your pillow and it even helps your hair!
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This stuff will never rub off on your clothes or sheets and it allows you to layer and gradually build your tan over time.
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Academic research suggests that long-term market declines can rub off on consumers, leading them to feel less affluent and therefore spend less money.
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If any sign knows how to negotiate, it's intuitive, emotional Water sign Scorpio—and some of its magic will rub off on you today.
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He is married to actress Emily Blunt, who is originally from London, and her English accent is also starting to rub off on Hazel.
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Association with American officers like me was sure to rub off on our South Vietnamese counterparts in ways that would make them better soldiers.
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Like most of her work, it is part heartwarming love story and part thriller — and her wisdom can't help but rub off on you.
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But, even with the pilling, it's not difficult to rub off the excess from your skin before heading out the door or applying makeup.
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Offering a backhanded welcome ahead of his visit, Mr. Sanders said that he hoped some of Vermont's progressive values might rub off on Mr. Trump.
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As the couple goes about their day, Gretchen follows them, her depressed mind desperate for their east L.A. upper-middle class patina to rub off.
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The hope, the executives say, is that if employees believe that they have a higher purpose, it will rub off on the bank's public image.
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To remove the glitter without ruining your polish, wrap your fingers in cotton soaked in spirit gum remover for a few minutes, then rub off.
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Odor-causing bacteria, because they come from body soils like sweat and dead skin cells that rub off us, form on the inside of clothes.
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Instead, they envision a future in which the charms of suburban life, and the conservative politics that made it possible, will rub off on everyone.
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We've all heard it before: Live with your pet long enough and you start to resemble each other — maybe even rub off on each other.
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The results not only reveal that ravens can experience emotional contagion, according to the authors, but that bad moods rub off more readily than good vibes.
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They filmed my favorite romantic flick The Notebook here in Hilton Head, and I hoped some of that storybook love would rub off on my relationships.
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Looks like Kylie Jenner's hair-chameleon habits are starting to rub off on her family members — perhaps most surprisingly on her brother-in-law Kanye West.
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Hit the local gym or even the park and make some new, athletic friends and hope that their sporty goodness will just rub off on you.
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You rub him, or strike him with a wad of money, and maybe some of that luck might rub off and win you the next lottery.
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You might imagine all that sadness, frustration, anxiety, and shame my clients tell me about would start to rub off on a guy after a while.
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The screen curves slightly at the edges, but TCL is hoping some of the shine from its TV panels will rub off on the 10 Pro.
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When you start living with someone, it's common for their eating behaviors to subtly rub off on you, especially if you're spending most of your time together.
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Use a dish towel to gently rub off the skins of the peppers: don't run them under water, as this will wash away some of the flavor.
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I was fortunate that Buakaw took a liking to me; we sparred and clinched daily, allowing some of his high level skills to rub off on me.
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He maintains an interest in offbeat diseases, such as one that makes some people scratch constantly and one that causes the human skin to easily rub off.
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Rub off any excess marinade and grill the lamb, flipping once, until charred and a thermometer inserted into the thickest part reads 140°F, about 25 minutes.
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Through interviews with Leonard's friends and his own narration, Adam illustrates how his father's personality influenced Spock – and how Spock's persona began to rub off on his father.
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As he battles a mounting crisis at home, the president must have hoped that a little of the pope's moral authority would seem to rub off on him.
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But it's less clear that a president's popularity would rub off on another person his party nominated, or that that person would get credit for a good economy.
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He hopes the experiences of other students, many of whom know well the allure of opioids but have managed to kick the habit, will rub off on him.
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The cool of California was going to rub off on the hidebound fashion world, and the glamour of fashion was going to fill consumers with desire for products.
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The brand's layering prowess is starting to rub off on us, for sure, which is why we're hitting up the new arrivals section to get all our essentials sorted.
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Volvo has long been known for its fanatical focus on safety and it's possible that Uber is hoping some of that will rub off on its autonomous vehicle project.
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There have been some reports of the door failing over time, some say the labels rub off the buttons, and others complain that it gets hot to the touch.
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Still, if you're looking for any semi-affordable way to possibly have some of Oprah's magic rub off on you, why not try to get your hands on this home?
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He'll rub off on her, giving her a little more grit, while she'll try to fix him, curing him of the inescapable sadness that's always written across his dopey face.
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However, it's important to note that parents hold their own beliefs and their ideals can rub off on their own children or in some instances be forced upon younger generations.
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France's constitutional court, or the European human-rights one, may yet be pressed to rub off the harder edges of the law, maybe on rules regarding restrictions of individuals' movements.
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In addition, Scorpio is one of the most mysterious signs in the zodiac; this energy will rub off on you, so expect to feel a little more private than usual.
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For me to be in the same locker room, maybe he'll rub off on me a little bit, and we can talk what he thinks when he is up there.
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I think people like Hillary and she'll win here in November, but Obama's popularity will rub off on her at just the right time — the end of a hard-fought primary.
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Perhaps it's in order to refuse the stern admonitions of her novels that we choose to call her "Jane," hoping the familiarity will rub off on the act of reading her.
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Embrace the prideful side of this coin, and celebrate your friend's accomplishment — studies have shown that a loved one's accomplishment can even rub off on you, increasing your own self-evaluation.
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The disappointment about Shell didn't rub off either on rival BP, which rose 2.1 percent after it announced that Helge Lund, a former head of Norway's Statoil, would be its next chairman.
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As much as we went into a sanctuary in the mountains up there and lived inside our own world, you could not help but have some of this rub off on you.
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"With the chance of a soft Brexit rising, the global upturn can now begin to rub off on the UK more," Kallum Pickering, senior UK economist at Berenberg, said in a note.
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In the aftermath of Snap's earnings miss and subsequent stock slump, there has been some Silicon Valley concern that the stench could rub off on other tech companies seeking to go public.
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We know that the personalities of our (human) parents can impact us, but there's been very little research done on how or if an owner's personality can rub off on their pet.
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Ms. MacDowell's gracious response, offering to donate her refund to charity and noting how she'd let the flight attendant's rudeness rub off on her, may serve as primer for more impulsive celebrities.
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Not only will your gratitude and positivity rub off on the people around you, but you will begin to create a positive brand for yourself that people will want to be around.
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Maybe a little bit of Warren will rub off on you, and you'll see that optimism is not just positive thinking -- but the right outlook on how you, too, can transform the world.
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No matter which category you fall into, having that perfect, long-lasting lipstick in your beauty arsenal that won't rub off after a sip of coffee (or champagne) is always a good idea.
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And all of that time campaigning for Hillary Clinton is clearly starting to rub off on America Ferrera who cut her hair into a style very reminiscent of a certain democratic presidential nominee.
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Klaus Adam, a professor of economics at the University of Oxford and also a member of the advisory panel to the finance ministry, said Deutsche Bank's "reputation problems" could rub off on Commerzbank.
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"I could never be as relaxed as she is, never," Raisman said before explaining that her coach, Mihai Brestyan, had warned her not to let Biles's loosey-goosey attitude rub off on her.
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Elite athletes are already getting 99 percent out of their D.N.A. They usually don't want to change and come to me thinking some magic will rub off, and it doesn't work that way.
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Jones and Owens have been working out together this offseason, and there are reports that some of the higher-ups in Atlanta are concerned Terrell might rub off on Julio a little bit.
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"Any kind of move on the global side wherein the Fed comforts the market further, will have a positive rub-off on our market," said Pankaj Pandey, head of research at brokerage ICICI Direct.
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This three-piece set from Lime Crime is a steal for a brand this big, and they'll be thankful that you chose a formula that won't rub off their lips any time they eat.
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In the first half of the series, Churchill's charms rub off on his young and eager assistant Venetia Scott (Kate Phillips) who seemingly develops a crush on the legendary statesman after reading his autobiography.
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And while we may not be able to say the same, there is one thing we can do: We can wear the same shirt and hope some of her vibes rub off on us.
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And some of the influence of Medicare Advantage plans' managed care techniques rub off on the traditional program, too, reducing spending — a spillover effect that partly explains the slowdown in growth of Medicare spending.
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After portraying the politician for seven years, Louis-Dreyfus said that her character's tendencies began to rub off on her personally and the way she approaches her acting career, especially in a male-dominated industry.
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As well as attracting more visitors and investment, Cyprus and Greece hope some of Israel's high-tech success will rub off on them and lift their economies, both bailed out by the EU and IMF.
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Donald Trump is one of the most polarizing political figures in American history, but there's actually a consensus on his golf skills ... and now those skills can rub off on you if the price is right.
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O'DONNELL Biden needs to answer the question of how his son got the position in Ukraine carefully, but stay on offense if he is to escape having this rub off on him more than it has.
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When you have to rub off the weird coral lipstick the mortician put on your mother as she lay in the coffin, or when LinkedIn recommends that you connect with the old profile of your dead parent.
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Within the tech community, the festival has traditionally served as a launching pad for hyped startups and a brand orgy for large companies that want some of Silicon Valley's luster to rub off on their own businesses.
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In a sequence that encapsulates the book's easy charm, the narrator takes Billy to Chumley's, the past-its-prime West Village literary bar, hoping that some of the Hemingway and Fitzgerald magic will rub off on them.
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Jeff and Karen get drawn into the intrigue -- the former in a constant state of panic, the latter oddly warming to it -- while the Joneses aren't entirely immune from having Jeff's corporate counseling skills rub off on them.
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It is quite clear that, for Trump, it would not be unwelcome if some of that gilt were to rub off on him -- a perfectly understandable motive for jetting across the Atlantic for the second time in a week.
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He recently riffed on that charm while collaborating with Brother Vellies and Ryan Roche on a collection of suffragette-inspired sweaters that benefitted the Women's March—the artist wore the knits around his studio, letting paint rub off them.
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Instead of bringing new talent to the network and turning them into real celebrities — your Snookis, your Carson Dalys — they're left chasing after existing internet commodities with the hope that some of their teen legitimacy will rub off on the network.
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Perhaps spending all that time around her friends A$AP Rocky and Tyler the Creator, both of whom have been known to wear a grill or two in their days, their sense of style is starting to rub off on her.
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The right answer is of course (C), and thanks to Brown — I like to picture him introducing himself at cocktail parties as "Dante Brown" — there is recent precedent for borrowing a classic's title in hopes that its posterity might rub off.
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But according to Google Pixel product manager Peter Prunuske, the texture isn't just a coating that might rub off two or three months down the road, it's actually a new special etching technique that results in a more grippy, less drop-prone feel.
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Zosia Mamet may now have wrapped on her final season playing the lovable, if slightly adrift, Shoshanna on Girls, and while the actress certainly has her life much more together than Shosh, clearly some of her character's quirkiness has stated to rub off.
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POEHLER: Everybody decided to do something before they went up on stage, either kiss their partner or rub off their lipstick or adjust their dress or pretend it was a competition and storm up there like they were looking for a fight.
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Take off all my makeup cos I love what's under it Rub off all your words don't give a fuck I'm over it Jiggle all this weight, yeah you know I love all of this Finally love me naked Sexiest when I'm confident.
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Farrell was clearly hoping that some of Price's performance might rub off on Rick Porcello, who will be the Game 4 starter for Boston and who followed up his Cy Young season of 2016 with a deflating 11-17 record this year.
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To all you hopefuls holding on to the prospect of winning the lottery even once, you might want to befriend Rosa Dominguez to see if her luck will rub off on you—because she just had one of the most legendary weeks of all time.
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It is that yearning impulse to be in the artist's presence, to be near "for just a few moments" to see if any of her strength might rub off by osmosis, that drives the exhibit—and, I would argue, a new generation of O'Keeffe fanaticism.
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"By forcing Taxify boda boda riders to follow existing rules, like not riding more than two passengers at a time, it will rub off and have the kind of positive market disruption we want to see on the boda boda industry," said Taxify's Anoke.
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" Zaidi said Hill's intensity was actually reassuring and can rub off on teammates during the game "because you know the guy going out there taking the ball feels that passionately about the game and nobody else is going to let up when they see that.
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Flushie Pre-Toilet Deodorizer Spray: 3-Pack — $16.99 See Details Great for workouts and adventures alike, this set of three Unisex Rubber Rings are crafted with the color baked in, so the metallic properties are permanent and the color won't rub off over time.
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This is because it is someone who my vegan lifestyle might rub off on in a positive way spreading those values and it is also someone who is more likely, again based on personal experience, to be open-minded and accepting of me as a person.
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Paul is, after all, the kind of popular guy who can make the very emblems of loserdom — big nerd glasses, fighting with your family in public, and generally living your every life's detail on the internet — cool, in a way that some viewers might imagine could rub off on them.
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Janet and Albert Leding set a great example: after painfully early morning starts, they still manage to chalk up a list of Paris and Nicole's chores, rub off that list after doing said chores for their errant guests, and then spend time explaining how Paris and Nicole have fucked up.
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From the Beats to B-Boys, youths from Kent to Kirkaldy have sought to imitate their American counterparts, hoping that some of that country's wide-eyed idealism and preternatural sense of confidence will rub off on them, if only they buy the right jeans from the right outlet in their local shopping centre.
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Word of the Day verb: remove completely from recognition or memory verb: do away with completely, without leaving a trace verb: mark for deletion, rub off, or erase verb: make undecipherable or imperceptible by obscuring or concealing adjective: reduced to nothingness _________ The word obliterate has appeared in 52 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Sept.
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