And naturally, it rubbed off on the sisters, and through the show, it rubbed off on us.
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It got the serial numbers rubbed off and moved on.
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Maybe he's just rubbed off on you over the years.
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That has clearly rubbed off on Apple and its products.
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You got to commit yourself 100 percent, and naturally after 42 years that ethos rubbed off on me, and I like to think it rubbed off on the people who I've been associated with.
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Beverley Mitchell's maternal instinct has definitely rubbed off on her daughter.
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It seems Kardashian West's savvy has rubbed off on her husband.
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At the very least, the odds are that something rubbed off.
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And I think inherently that must've just rubbed off on me.
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What Bob does has rubbed off on me over the years.
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This doctor was intentionally calm and thorough and it rubbed off.
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His leadership in that regard rubbed off on all of us.
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That has rubbed off on the rest of the Natural State.
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He was also very positive, which rubbed off on the team.
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And now it seems like Steeler Nation has rubbed off on Vergara.
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In spite of my various convictions, nihilism had rubbed off on me.
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Then maybe it was just the writing that rubbed off on you?
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His habits have definitely rubbed off on me in a positive way.
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White peppercorns are black peppercorns with their outer black layer rubbed off.
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SORKIN: SO THE PRESIDENT HAS NOT RUBBED OFF ON YOU ON THIS SCORE?
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No. But do you hope and pray that some of it rubbed off?
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Batman rubbed off on Prince, which led to Prince rubbing off on me.
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And the future royal's devotion to yoga has rubbed off on her fiancé.
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So you'd think her expertise would've rubbed off on her husband, Justin Theroux.
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Ethiopia's double-digit growth over the past decade has rubbed off on Djibouti.
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The president's frustration appears to have rubbed off on Dowd by the end.
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He has a knack for words that has really rubbed off on me.
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She had this serious passion and that kind of rubbed off on us.
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That adulation has not, however, rubbed off on Mr. Karimov's missing first daughter.
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Ruensumran says she's sure his influence has rubbed off on her over the years.
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His aura and his approach to the game have rubbed off on the team.
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His popularity has rubbed off on his party, the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle.
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I think they've grown up playing against computers and some of it's rubbed off!
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Inevitably, this skewed sense of masculinity rubbed off on the women in his life.
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What's more, there were crucial elements of their game that rubbed off on him.
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That's the way he talks, so it rubbed off on me a little bit.
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His intensity, embodied by his icy sideline stare, has rubbed off on his players.
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"My father was in a suit and tie everyday, so it rubbed off," he says.
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Normally, this outer layer of the papillae is being continuously rubbed off when we eat.
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H: You said that you knew him personally, and that he rubbed off on you.
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It's clear a lot of qualities from her inclusiveness-focused generation have rubbed off, though.
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I eased myself down into a scabby chair with some of its leather rubbed off.
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If anything, I&aposll say that the KKW has kind of rubbed off a bit.
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He doesn't disappoint here, discussing Drumpf Jr. as a "Cheeto with the cheese dust rubbed off."
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Mishandling the knife may mean fingerprints rubbed off, and adds to the likelihood there's contaminant DNA.
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Though, once the festive decorations rubbed off, the zoo residents made quick work of the snacks.
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I think he has about nine or 10 cars, so it kind of rubbed off on me.
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South Dakota is not an oil state, but the explosive growth to the north certainly rubbed off.
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I am the bargain-hunter/haggler in the relationship, but I think I've rubbed off on her!
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I tried to apply the spray directly on my bare nails and it rubbed off almost immediately.
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He's a different player than his dad, but some of that stuff probably rubbed off on him.
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The positive news from China also rubbed off on emerging stocks with an index rising 0.2 percent.
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The positive news from China also rubbed off on emerging stocks with an index rising 0.1 percent.
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It is probably my favorite cocktail, though, and I think it has rubbed off on Wiger a bit.
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Kalanick has developed a reputation as an abrasive leader, and his approach has rubbed off on his company.
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And it appears her skills in the kitchen have rubbed off on her NBA superstar husband Stephen Curry.
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" Joking, she added, "I think spending the last two years with Erika Janye has rubbed off on me.
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But when she checked their IDs she saw that the photo was "rubbed off" one of the IDs.
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But my husband's habit of simultaneously reading several books, and recklessly buying books, has rubbed off on me.
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Trump, however, is conflating the two — and in this example, he has seemingly rubbed off on his daughter.
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His father, whose booming, sometimes bellicose style on the stump seems to have rubbed off on his son.
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As a third grader, that rubbed off on me, so I started playing guitar and listening to classic rock.
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She said that she wore it every day, so the tag had rubbed off and she couldn't identify it.
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She's one of the greatest performers of all time, and so that spirit of innovation rubbed off on me.
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I used to think it was too much, but over the past few years, she's rubbed off on me.
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Well, after three years of marriage, it seems that Kanye's devotion to McDonald's has finally rubbed off on Kim.
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Elsewhere, concerns in the auto sector rubbed off on palladium prices which marked its worst day since May 15.
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Some of her influence would have rubbed off, and some of the focus on her work would have, too.
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The environmental consequences of remodeling the coastline — an altered ecology, wetlands rubbed off the map — can be waved away.
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Users soon learned that the coating could be rubbed off to reveal the small pearl of pure oxycodone inside.
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His tough demeanor and blitz-heavy style rubbed off on coaches who followed him, including his sons Rex and Rob.
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With as much Vonnegut as you've read, has his views of the world rubbed off on you in any way?
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Son's penchant for quoting the small green sage has rubbed off on the Vision Fund's portfolio of startup CEOs, too.
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His success rubbed off on the show itself, which drew its best household ratings in 14 years, according to Nielsen.
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But the opprobrium generated by other senators' egregious mistreatment of Ms. Hill seems to have unfairly rubbed off on him.
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After years of friendship with Snoop Dogg, it seems that an interest in marijuana has finally rubbed off on Martha Stewart.
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In hairy tongue, for various reasons, that layer grows faster that it can be rubbed off, so the papillae become longer.
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Kardashian once told Chrissy Teigen that her tan rubbed off on daughter North West's mouth while she was breast feeding her.
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My dad was a genius at retail and I would like to think that some of that rubbed off on me.
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The former One Direction member's home country of the U.K. influences his culinary chops – which has rubbed off on Hadid, too.
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The Greens would surely only do so at a price, while the environmental message has also rubbed off on other parties.
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The place is much as I remember it—imposing and grand—but drabber, as if some gilt had been rubbed off.
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The infectious giggles of teenage girls rubbed off on my dad, who was a natural kidder but always reserved and debonair.
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Some of her therapeutic techniques have rubbed off on her anxious son, and he slowly becomes a therapist to his classmates.
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That rubbed off on protesters, who then became more aggravated, and police began batoning people in the back that were retreating.
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Gradually, however, the charm of bassline has rubbed off in the wash and what's been left is the ultimate, inevitable, bastardized conclusion.
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It seems like spending all that time with their pals The Body has rubbed off on them, in the best possible way.
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That passion rubbed off on the younger Hussain, who is now a Ph.D. student at CERN and the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
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Some of that may have rubbed off, because in 1989 he decided it would be a good idea to fight Sean Burke.
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Motorsport is a pastime he still pursues, and his racing mentality has seemingly rubbed off on the car company he now steers.
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That rubbed off on me and that's why I'm able to juggle all of these different things going at the same time.
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Even on dark-colored backgrounds, if I used chalk, the lines would get rubbed off and disappear before I could use them.
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But his missteps in life, including early flirtations with Nazism, never rubbed off on IKEA, one of the world's most recognizable brands.
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Basically, I should have worn gloves because the sleeve of my coat was rubbing on my wrist, and it rubbed off the gel.
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As it so happens, while she's totally a self-described skin fanatic, her obsession hasn't really rubbed off on boyfriend Aaron Rodgers, 31.
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Makes you wonder if Al's philosophy rubbed off on his son, Mark Davis, the new guy in command of the Silver and Black.
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In addition to passing down the language, Hilaria also explained that many of her and Alec's traits have rubbed off on their children.
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DeFilippo and Gorringe met as graduate film students at Stanford University, and something about Silicon Valley's fascination with futurism and technology rubbed off.
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These days we'll rarely cover crowdfunders pre-shipment — which just goes to show how much of the sheen has rubbed off the process.
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I observed every move he made, every utterance that came from his mouth, and I think some of it rubbed off on me.
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She was also apparently linked to Duran Duran's Nick Rhodes for man years, and clearly some of that rock star attitude rubbed off.
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Sriracha on Everything, a drawing dotted with red accents, for instance, was made after Hayes red nail polish rubbed off on the work.
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With rubbed off makeup, frizzy hair, and sometimes hilarious expressions, Britney has embodied her true self in the way we could only wish too.
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The film's title suggests that motherhood is a huge part of her character's story, but that hasn't rubbed off on the famously relatable actress.
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Some of this weakness rubbed off on the oil market, but analysts said the overall trend in crude prices remained convincingly upwards for now.
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Some of this weakness rubbed off on the oil market, but analysts said the overall trend in crude prices remained convincingly upwards for now.
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The instant I spotted a teacher on chaperone duty, I frantically rubbed off the shadow, sure I'd get in trouble for daring to wear makeup.
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It sounds like a few of those tropical-infused tricks Diplo likes so much may have rubbed off on him and (Scottish) producer Rodaidh McDonald.
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Adjani, though, has an air of gloomy mystery about her, as if in approaching darkness so closely some of it has rubbed off on her.
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The third story introduces bearded old Bo, who lives in an abandoned owl nest, where perhaps the owls' nocturnal tendencies have rubbed off on him.
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The drawback is that it can be rubbed off with water, so in reality, it will need to be replaced after every shower or bath.
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While Otis finds his mom's profession to be the cringiest part of his life, the Netflix romp proves Jean's talents have rubbed off on her son.
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But Anne-Marie is legitimately the most badass person I have ever met, and I am hoping some of it at least rubbed off on me.
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I hated the way it smelt so unnatural and artificial, and the way it rubbed off on your pillow and left a stain on your headboard.
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Seems having Serena on the sidelines rubbed off because Harry's team won 5-2 ... and got a trophy handed to them by Oscar winner Eddie Redmayne.
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This is what many Democrats have been for; it's what won the election for Obama, and much of that nostalgia has rubbed off positively on Biden.
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He came across muddy pits where the boar had foraged for mice and acorns, and parts of trees whose bark had been rubbed off by boar.
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"The white scales get rubbed off, so you lose the white lyre on the back that tells you it's aegypti," said Pamela Stark, a county entomologist.
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That rubbed off on Cole, and when he finally had the chance to taste the fruits of their work and sacrifice, he did not forget it.
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"She's a champion ... and when you have championship pedigree, I feel like it rubs off on everybody and she definitely rubbed off on a lot of us."
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The British capital topped the 2015 ranking of global destinations, but Mastercard did not say why some of its shine had rubbed off for travellers this year.
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Shelton admits that their very different style has rubbed off on each other a bit, but he's not letting anyone — even his stylish girlfriend — near his hair.
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She discussed how her son's Seven's taste in music has rubbed off on her, lending her ears to newer artists like D.R.A.M, Lil Uzi Vert, and XXXTentacion.
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Simon orders his guys to take half of everything and makes Gregory kneel before him, clearly demonstrating that some of his boss' management techniques have rubbed off.
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They're good because they showed up cool and stayed cool, and the show hasn't rubbed off on them too much (plus, they didn't get Louis as their mentor).
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It sounds like Matarazzo's sister was such a big fan, in fact, that her knowledge of the songs rubbed off on him — and he still knows the words.
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Ward wasn't spectacular, completing 25 of 44 passes for 233 yards and the two scores to Catalon, but played a clean game that rubbed off on his teammates.
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Its dust-rose-and-copper name has rubbed off, but if you put blancmange ingredients and instructions next to those for panna cotta, the differences are only details.
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Klopp's bullish charisma seemed to have rubbed off on his players, and Liverpool's absence from other European competitions seemed to negate fears over the holes in the squad.
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Of course, even models aren't exempt from the pitfalls of wearing all white, as it appears some of her makeup rubbed off on the edge of her voluminous hood.
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Meanwhile, the president has a track record of consuming and blowing up stories that are totally bogus—a habit that's also rubbed off on some of his closest colleagues.
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After all those years of passing ideas and scraps of paper back and forth across the table with Mr. Gwathmey, "I think we rubbed off on one another," he said.
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Over at Bette's, we learn that the gold plating has already rubbed off one of her two Oscars, because she holds him in bed every night as she watches television.
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I was never much of a weed smoker, but when I moved to L.A., the local post-legalization zeitgeist rubbed off on me, and I began smoking several times a week.
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Her passion for free markets and low taxes seems to have rubbed off on a relatively shy man who, in contrast to his new boss, is not known for his oratory.
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While so many other scandals have simply rubbed off him, this one appears to have stuck, as evidenced by Machado's recent appearance on the campaign trail and Trump's infamous Twitter meltdown.
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Diana's humanitarian work has rubbed off on her successors, including her son Harry, who has followed in his mother's footsteps in the fight against HIV/AIDS and with work in Angola.
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Nantes, located on the Atlantic Coast, is known for its vibrant start-up scene and tech-oriented economy, but not much of that has rubbed off on neighborhoods like Le Breil.
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Els is one of the more genial players in professional golf, and in the year-and-a-half leading up to the competition, his sociability has rubbed off on his players.
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Like Anderson Paak's, this is a voice whose edges seem rubbed off by scratchy sandpaper, allowing otherwise swallowed moans and grunts to trickle out the edges and run down his chin.
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On the ground here in southeastern Wisconsin in a district dotted with factories and cornfields, there are few signs that the news media glow surrounding Mr. Nehlen has rubbed off on voters.
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There are mysteries left over, then, and perhaps that's the way it should be: Mr. Sharon's politics have not rubbed off his collaborators' enchantment, nor has their enchantment wholly hidden his politics.
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Wilkinson studied in Ireland; perhaps the spirit of Yeats rubbed off on him a wee bit, as each poet poses rhetorical questions that enthrall and entice the reader to answer the unanswerable.
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The fascination rubbed off on me because we were both in awe of women who could wear six-inch heels and teeter across the street as if they were walking on water.
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After a late night, I once crawled into my white sheets and comforter forgetting I had it on, waking up to a relief that not an ounce of the oil had rubbed off.
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Declines in Sirtex Medical rubbed off on the healthcare sector as the medical device maker fell as much as 52 pct to its lowest since Jan 2014, after it cut its FY17 guidance.
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No doubt some inspiration had rubbed off from her two musical parents – her father still performs in a band and writes; her mother sings, with "this really interesting, jazzy, soulful voice," she adds.
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But say an expiration date has rubbed off of a sunscreen bottle (which, given the condition of our beach bags, is entirely possible): How are we to tell whether the stuff inside is still good?
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Post-election goodwill toward the president has quickly rubbed off since the government went to work on his pro-business reform agenda, raising doubts about how far and how quickly it can be carried out.
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Granted, handset audio has always been something of an afterthought, but I was holding out some faint promise of hope that HTC's influence would have rubbed off here — or maybe Apple's newfound interest in the feature.
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Carter's enthusiasm for fashion has rubbed off on the group both on and off stage, as they can be seen rocking anything from satin bombers and leather jackets to printed shirts and bandanas around their neck.
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After the Mets notched the final out, both teams lined up and shook hands with their opponent — a simple gesture of sportsmanship exercised regularly by the little leaguers that had rubbed off on the major leaguers.
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"I always liked to dress fun and comfortable, and if anything, it's grown up with me; it's just gotten more mature as I've gotten older," says Khalifa, whose eye for fashion has rubbed off on his offspring.
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That newfound appreciation for education also rubbed off on my parents — they somehow saved up enough from their minimum wage jobs to pay for a math tutor whose house I went to twice a week that year. Mrs.
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Not only has the world been getting ever richer (at least until very recently), which rubbed off on pensioners too; but as a group they have also become much more comfortable relative to the rest of the population.
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Despite the oft-repeated claim that such data-driven approaches are more objective than past methods of determining the risk of recidivism or anything else, it's clear that our very human biases have rubbed off on our machines.
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As a freshman, Woods was always the first player on the practice range, which rubbed off on his older teammates, who had been more inclined to dig into a basket of fries than a bucket of range balls.
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The company's strategy has also rubbed off on competitors like Samsung and Fitbit (soon to be counted among Google's numbers), which have sought to offer low-cost devices in order to appeal to those users, particularly in Asia.
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But let's be real here: Bran is a Middle Ages Dr. Manhattan and would be an awful king; Littlefinger rubbed off too much on Sansa; Jon Snow is a terrible military tactician and doesn't want it anyway; and Gendry?
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"It's safe to say that little of Justice Kennedy rubbed off on him when it comes to certain critical areas of the law," Nan Aron, the president of the Alliance for Justice, a liberal group, said of Judge Gorsuch.
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One of the great coincidences in history is that the counterculture and the technology industry grew up side by side in the San Francisco mid-peninsula and the two rubbed up against one another and rubbed off on one another.
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That winning mentality also seems to have rubbed off on Murray as he has now contested the final of his last five tournaments, winning in Rome and Queen's Club before landing the one that really counted at the All England Club.
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After almost a week of having many believe she had tattooed a large picture of Harry Styles' face on her cheek, the up-and-coming singer from New Zealand has come clean, quite literally, and rubbed off her fake ink.
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His sporty career choice appears to have rubbed off on Lovato in terms of her work out routine according to the 24-year-old singer's social media pages, which feature clips of her with doing her own mixed martial art moves.
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And after one year of owning the Supima cotton pairs, we found that the material was still wonderful to wear, though the styles did show a bit of wear in some instances (few loose threads, iron-on tags partially rubbed off).
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That their trash talk has already begun suggests that things could get awfully noisy by the time the two get in the ring—and perhaps that a little bit of Angel has rubbed off on his otherwise low-key son.
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Over the years, we've rubbed off on each other: He's realized the importance of taking care of his skin, I've realized most of my "essentials" are anything but, and we've both realized that self-care has nothing to do with gender.
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But Rumsey actually conceded the blood on Venn's pants was in fact Offord's, suggesting to jurors that blood had splashed onto the shotgun when Kuenzel killed the clerk, and that sometime after Kuenzel returned it to the car, it must have rubbed off onto Venn.
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Kim Kardashian has said that Kanye West is responsible for making black tie denim a thing, and it looks like West's fashion influence has rubbed off on his sister-in-law who wore her light-wash jeans with a black crop top featuring sheer statement sleeves.
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The exercise might have dissolved into total mayhem in the episode, but apparently, the CPR instructor's failed attempts at teaching the employees at Dunder-Mifflin rubbed off on at least one viewer: an Arizona man who helped save a woman's life with CPR he learned from Michael Scott.
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Starlight—born Colleen Martin—has also toured as an opening act for Judas Priest, and her love of the riff surely rubbed off on Gaga (or perhaps vice versa), who's long been open about her adoration for classic heavy metal like Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, and, yes, Metallica.
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That work ethic rubbed off on the perennially upbeat father-of-two: On top of his day job as a supervisor at a utilities company that subcontracts with Con Edison, Campos buys and resells products on Amazon, building a side business that could see six figures in sales this year.
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Those with oilier skin types might prefer Lixirskin's Soft Clay Rubber ($32), a mask and scrub with a pliable, gel-like feel that can either be massaged onto the skin then rubbed off to manually lift dead skin or, for a gentler fix, left on for five minutes and then rinsed off.
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Makeup routine is pretty simple —Maybelline Dream Pure BB Cream (I mix two shades to get the one I want), Maybelline FIT concealer, setting powder that is so old the label rubbed off, Benefit Hoola bronzer (gotta contour to get those cheekbones I don't have), Maybelline Great Lash mascara, and some ChapStick.
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They play victims of the power structure: Beyond Nick's fondness for a semi-legal plant—a concern that, given the short-notice nature of the McGregor bout, has also rubbed off on Nate—Nate took a fine for wearing his jeans to weigh-ins instead of standard-issue Reebok ahead of the Johnson fight.
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Looks like over a decade of playing fictional genius billionaire Tony Stark has rubbed off on Robert Downey Jr. The Iron Man actor, 54, took part in Amazon's Re:Mars conference on Tuesday in Las Vegas where he announced the start of a new organization called The Footprint Coalition, set to launch in April 2020.
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And while exactly none of Mr. Zimmern's clay pigeon shooting skills rubbed off on me, we bonded over something else: the sauce that he put on top of his Patagonia-caught salmon at dinner on Saturday night, a piquant, mouth-numbing flurry of flavors so memorable, I had to ask him what it was.
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Hillary Clinton's affinity for hot sauce has rubbed off on her staff ... because we've learned her campaign just ordered a big shipment of the spicy stuff straight to HQ. A top Hillary staffer hit up The Hot Sauce Boss for a bottle of each flavor, including Spicy Honey, Guava Mango Coconut, and Spicy Kush Lime.
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The mystique of Brother Nick—sidelined at the time after smashing and submitting Takanori Gomi in PRIDE, then popping positive for weed—rubbed off on Nate, and he looked like his doppelganger in the UFC, with preternatural jiu-jitsu skills years beyond whatever belt he secured to his gi and hands that earned high praise from Andre Ward.
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Well, based on the trailer, we can expect a woman to have her face rubbed off onto a carpet, a drinking game involving a whole lot of fingers, a scary worm burrowing into a guy's head, a surprisingly gory game of peek-a-boo, and a whole lot of other stuff I'd rather not think about... including hand nipples.
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Eventually Ms. Orol's love of the history and inner workings on the New York City subway rubbed off on Mr. Yehuda so much so that in January 2017 he got down on one knee to propose in front of the Sarah Sze mural at the 96th Street station of the then newly opened Second Avenue subway.
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Lucas is black, and Billy's dad is an abusive, bigoted prick, so it wouldn't be hard to imagine that his backwards ideas have rubbed off on his son — although the show is oddly squeamish about overtly addressing it as racism, which is especially weird considering that the writers are not squeamish about having a musclebound 17-year-old trying to beat the crap out of a nerdy 13-year-old.
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