Then she sets about trying to make progressive dreams come true.
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Then she sets about mopping the floor, singing hymns of praise.
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When Ward returns, he sets about the business of redeeming himself.
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The exhibition sets about its project of integration in several interesting ways.
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Francis grimly sets about this task while his brothers remain conveniently oblivious.
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Let the egg cook, without stirring, just until it sets, about 20 seconds.
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As the 22019th Congress sets about its work, no issue deserves higher priority.
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"We have one of the largest data sets about how online fraud happens," Ready said.
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The more comprehensive the data sets about individuals, the more precisely advertising can be targeted.
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Sniffing a hefty fee, Mushari sets about to scour the Rosewater family tree for alternatives.
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He morphs into the dumb-ass Prince Ali, enters the city, and sets about righting wrongs.
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Buster assigns them all songs to learn for the show and sets about drumming up an audience.
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Then he sets about making, with no experience whatsoever, his first movie, to be simply titled Dolemite.
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Your character begins the game having just been shot, murdered, and immediately sets about finding out what's happened.
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He quickly sets about "writing" their songs to claim them as his own and become an international superstar.
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Upon learning this, Scully immediately sets about trying to save everyone by extracting and replicating her own DNA.
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Perhaps as a small act of reclamation, Ali quietly sets about helping Lurie recognize his own obscured origins.
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"Two years ago, there were zero data sets about use of force or officer-involved shootings," Ross said.
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Mr. Lindholm sets about leveling out our expectations early, after an opening patrol sequence steeped in angst and blood.
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SourcesIn order to study the effect of ads on polls, we needed comprehensive data sets about each of them.
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With the help of Jiminy Cricket, who serves as his conscious, he sets about finding his father and his home.
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He sets about tackling the enormous task at hand: overcoming his discomfort with unraveling complicated truths, both personal and political.
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She sets about to do what we would all hope the better angels of our natures would have us do.
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Under the influence of the larva, the spider abandons its colony and sets about the task of building the cocoon web.
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Some lay themselves bare in sets about their family life and failures in a set up/punch style and that's comedy.
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That kind of delegation is only going to get more important as Go-Jek sets about its expansion across Southeast Asia.
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And when a mammoth carcass — well preserved enough to bleed — is discovered, Semyon sets about trying to have the animal cloned.
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Over time, the company has gathered large data-sets about patient health, which can help it figure out which interventions are working.
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Every day she sets about her horrifying task, trying to imagine, What if one of the dead kids in Parkland was mine?
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Many Europeans in Munich would agree even if, like Bremmer, they question the wisdom of how Trump sets about delivering his goals.
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BEN BRANTLEY When a retired man sets about building a moon rocket in his shed, he's usually a crank or a joke.
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And while the train's passengers wait for the mechanics to turn up and get it moving again, Poirot sets about solving the mystery.
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Barbolak is from Oceanside, California, and captured the nation with #TrailerNastyTuesdays and her stand-up comedy sets about dating advice, travel and more.
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Then Troy regains consciousness, threatens the doctor who performed Archer's surgery, gets himself a Travolta face, and sets about dramatically changing Archer's life.
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After a prayer and announcements, a group of high school volunteers visiting from Oregon sets about serving the breakfast of eggs, beans, and tortillas.
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Rather than analyzing data that others have collected, Angwin says the new nonprofit will be collecting data sets about technology that don't exist today.
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Samuel L. Jackson returns as a younger version of Nick Fury, who meets Danvers as she sets about on an expedition to discover her roots.
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She's been renegotiating the terms around her pop persona ever since, and tonight she sets about reconstructing the parameters of what a gig can be.
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Forced to decamp to Churchill, the residence of her brother-in-law, she immediately sets about seducing her next target: the financially stable Reginald DeCourcy.
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Weiss of course sets about in her column arguing that those who hold controversial opinions are fatuously and unfairly labeled "fascists" by hysterical leftists, or something.
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The nanny they hire is Louise, who sets about lightening the atmosphere of the Massés' home with all the preternatural sweetness of a supermarket air-freshener.
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In the series premiere, Wayne (Keeso), who has recently been dumped by his long-term girlfriend, sets about reestablishing himself as The Toughest Guy in Letterkenny.
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He's absolutely adorable as he sets about designing his own costume and Fortress of Solitude, which takes the form of a pillow fort in his room.
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It invariably proclaims spring, effective immediately, then sets about making itself irresistible to bumblebees — who haven't even begun to think about pollen collection, by the way.
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Jeff Zucker, a media executive, heard of her raucous sets about life as a struggling actor and offered her one of the first-ever reality TV series.
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We would like to collect data, sort of at scale, not just a few anecdotal interviews, but as best we can bigger data sets about these questions.
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She quits her meds, moves to Josh's town of West Covina, California, and sets about putting together a new life that often lapses into musical-comedy fantasies.
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Clearing a flat space on the forest floor with just his hands and feet, he sets about making the hut foundation with branches and vine-made ropes.
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A woman unexpectedly finds herself in love, or what she thinks is love, and sets about remaking herself in the image of her vegan, bicycle-riding girlfriend.
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Hammond attributed the delay to Tillerson's desire to go on a methodical "listening tour" of the department before he sets about restructing and cutting jobs and departments.
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As Toby sets about trying to clear his name, we become increasingly trapped in the panicked, paranoid confines of his mind, all fragmented images and self-loathing vitriol.
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HK) is buying German waste management company Energy from Waste (EEW) for 2190 billion euros ($93 billion) as China sets about tackling its pollution and waste recycling problems.
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Filled with sly gestures of this nature, "Jane Kaplowitz," clearly egged-on by Ms. Gingeras, sets about gleefully, cheerfully dismantling the patriarchal art world from the inside out.
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Managing the backlash adds to her diplomatic "to-do" list as she sets about reuniting a country divided over Brexit and negotiating a divorce with European trading partners.
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That point is driven home in the scene in which a young girl is transformed into a zombie and sets about devouring her father and killing her mother.
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He sets about clearing his name by taking on murder-for-hire jobs in order to delve deeper into the city's criminal underbelly, and find the actual responsible party.
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Aneeka is horrified by both betrayals — but when she meets the boy whom isolated, lonely Isma has fallen in love with, she sets about seducing him with few qualms.
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His warning highlights a dilemma that Trump may or may not wish to consider: As he sets about diminishing Obama's legacy -- he is taking substantial risks with his own.
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To truly be the greatest hero in the world, he needs supervillains to fight, so he sets about making them by stealing the compound that gives heroes their powers.
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They find themselves competing for McBurney's favor as he sets about manipulating their vanities and insecurities, smiling like a tomcat who has stumbled into a cage full of canaries.
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In the hinterlands of Western Massachusetts, where Woolley sets about transforming the seminary into a "pre-eminent school of critical social thought for women," she and Marks settle in.
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It is becoming clearer that foreign governments, including Russia and presumably China, may have obtained rich data sets about Facebook users from the likes of Cambridge Analytica or other groups.
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At the other extreme is a character called Landlorde — the "e," he says, is a "baroque flourish" — who sets about his project of gentrification with the erotic eagerness of Dracula.
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In the United States, one of the few long-term data sets about insect abundance comes from the work of Arthur Shapiro, an entomologist at the University of California, Davis.
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Determined to rectify that, she sets about inhabiting other women — and ends up inside of Bong-sun, a timid chef's assistant who could use a bit of supernatural self-esteem.
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The debate over the BBC's license fee flares regularly, these people say, usually after a new Conservative government takes office and sets about settling scores from the campaign just ended.
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Roundabout said on Wednesday that it would present "The Price," about a man's reflections on his life as he sets about selling the furniture from his childhood home, beginning previews Feb.
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The research from Russia's Higher School of Economics found that Lego retires sets about every two years, and once these are not longer available, their prices jump on the secondhand market.
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Obligingly, Rose convinces herself that she is love with the eldest of the brothers, Simon, and sets about wooing him; eventually, he proposes and showers wealth down on the Mortmain family.
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One path: Trump, who has boasted of enjoying the overwhelming support of U.S. law-enforcement agents, sets about attempting to co-opt or weaponize the FBI, and his government begins to collapse.
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Transforming his pain into action, Silicon Valley genius Jeffrey Tanner (Piven) sets about employing his crowdsourcing app to solve the case, working from the theory a million minds are better than one.
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"Berlin, the city of Europe's division, the city of Europe's freedom, cannot silently look on as a country sets about building a new wall," the mayor, Michael Müller, said in a statement.
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Ea flees the family's locked house and her father's wrath through the washing machine, emerges from a Brussels laundromat and sets about collecting disciples to resolve a power struggle between her parents.
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Now, as he sets about unifying the GOP before squaring off with a Democrat in November, we're looking back at the biggest moments from the first 11 months of the Trump political era.
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As she sets about exploring her new house, a familiar face shows itself in the form of a pie and knife-wielding Mona Vanderwaal, her on-and-off frenemy played by Janel Parrish.
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Its features ten distinct districts full of personality and a wealth of slimy crime bosses to off as protagonist Lincoln Clay sets about establishing his own grip on the city and surrounding area.
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Aided by Carson Ellis's whimsical line illustrations, the book moves at a rapid clip as Charlie sets about proving himself to the Whiz Mob, even if he's not entirely squared with the mission.
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Finally, Alice agrees to marry Teddy—largely to move into a roomier apartment—but he is bewildered by her high-spiritedness and sets about trying to make her behave like a proper wife.
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FRANKFURT, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Beijing Enterprise has struck a deal to buy German waste management company Energy from Waste (EEW) as China sets about tackling an acute problem with the environment and waste recycling.
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As the show looks to grow and evolve, I'm interested to see how it sets about enhancing the quality of artwork while stating true to its mission of showcasing the emerging and the experimental.
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A group of single parents sets about to rescue Will (Killam), a single dad of a 7-year-old daughter who is so obsessed with parenting that he has forgotten to have a life.
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He then sets about destroying the country's system of checks and balances, by fomenting fear and unleashing activists, while sensible Americans comfort themselves with the belief that their country is immune to authoritarian takeover.
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Drawing on the imaginary landscapes of that composers like Hiroshi Yoshimura drew up in the 80s, the Bandcamp notes suggest Nash sets about recreating the experience of environments in Endo, Ballard, and McCarthy novels.
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Of course, other companies are also developing interactive embeddable content, but Wongsoredjo says PlayingViral and Nusantara plan to future-proof themselves by building more comprehensive data sets about what captures millennials' attention than their competitors.
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Since the launch of the White House's Police Data Initiative in May 2015, 75 police jurisdictions have collectively released more than 150 data sets about policing, including information around the use of force and traffic stops.
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While Kovacs sets about investigating an improbable murder, Morgan points out all the ways that this high-minded technological innovation isn't so much an advancement for humanity, but another outlet for people to express their depravity.
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Matt Comyn, who replaced Narev as CEO, said he had asked the board not to give him a short-term bonus this year as he sets about rebuilding the reputation of the 106-year-old bank.
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Lucious takes him to the spot where Bunkie died to reveal himself as his best friend's killer and offer Hakeem a clean shot at his head before he sets about plotting to murder his own offspring.
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A number of characters journey through this dying terrain, intent upon their own agendas — all of which are disrupted when a powerful sentient war machine awakens in the desert and promptly sets about making everything worse.
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Well, I doubt there has ever been a better account of how a person with a capacious brain sits down with a cup of tea and a pile of cards and sets about creating authoritative definitions.
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The CW's modern Archie-verse adaptation reimagines the 70-odd year-old comic for a new generation, using the classic characters and locations to create a construct of small-town America the series then sets about deconstructing.
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Lovett baking human meat pies — which, relevantly, is a plot point in "Titus" — she sets about removing the corpses' clothing and accouterments, then draining them of fluids and gases with a ludicrous contraption involving hoses and hand pumps.
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She succumbs, at first, to what is most likely a well-practiced campaign of seduction: Reynolds flirts with her at breakfast, invites her to dinner, takes her back to his country house and sets about making her a dress.
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If AI is set to change civilisation by using data to make better decisions, most of the historical data-sets about, say, jet-engine performance or clothing supply chains belong to established firms, beyond the reach of Amazon and Facebook.
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Supreme Court won't take up 'Making a Murderer' case Zellner sets about the process of reexamining and punching holes in key aspects of the prosecution, including suspects who were ignored, evidence that was potentially planted and detailed study of the forensics.
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Danette Chavez, The A.V. Club: In addition to establishing the core dynamic between Shadow and Wednesday, American Gods sets about recreating many key moments from the novel, including reimagining Bilquis' worship scene as the dating app hookup to end all dating-app hookups.
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" The last five retirements from the Court have all fit this pattern, and the late Justice Scalia himself admitted that he "would not like to be replaced by someone who immediately sets about undoing everything that I've tried to do for 28500 years.
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Uy Nguyen, a 23-year-old English-language tour guide, says he feels it's easier to perform his comedy routine in English because he can do sets about his family life — which play well to foreign audiences, but are generally considered taboo locally.
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"Nintendo has done something incredibly smart with Miitomo in terms of getting customers engaged and, at the same time, generating valuable data sets about the interests and preferences of its players," explained Anders Drachen, a games analytics expert at Aalborg University in Denmark.
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In response, the school is holding a "healing rally," which seems like the sort of thing that would only fly in LA. But the longer "Lemons" runs, the more Black-ish sets about showing just how permeable the Johnson family's bubble always was.
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Campus radio host Sam White (Logan Browning) — who helms the blistering "Dear White People" show that the party was mocking in the first place — immediately sets about trying to galvanize the school's black students into taking a stand the administration can't ignore.
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As Mr. Assad sets about picking up the pieces of America's shattered alliance with the Kurds, President Vladimir Putin of Russia has already begun fortifying his ties with Saudi Arabia in a visit this week while his troops fill the vacuum American ones left.
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Dispatching him without undue difficulty, she flees the United States with her 4-year-old twin sons, and then — hiding out at her mother's home in Martinique — sets about unraveling the complicated back story that produced her present (which, in the novel's reality, is 1992).
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It's the beginning of what's expected to be a significantly larger buy, as the network of 2202-some donors led by billionaire industrialists Charles and David Koch sets about the task of keeping the Senate in Republican hands and supporting candidates who have purist free market beliefs.
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That such Republican stalwarts would take part is a little odd in that Graves has a late-life identity crisis and realizes that the conservative policies he put into effect when in office 25 years earlier have done long-term damage, which he sets about trying to undo.
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According to Denice Ross, senior policy adviser at the White House and co-lead of the Police Data Initiative, thanks to the Police Data Initiative, which launched last May, 75 police jurisdictions have collectively released more than 150 data sets about policing, including information around use of force.
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The heist plans that Harry left behind seem like the only way out; Veronica, realizing she's not the only one who is in danger from the Mannings, sets about convincing her fellow widows that they'd better do the job so they can pay back the money their husbands took.
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Running with Scissors' isometric murder romp of 1997—in which you played a gun-toting man, the "Postal Dude," who sets about slaughtering his fellow townsfolk after being evicted from his home—was targeted by US Senator Joe Lieberman as being excessively violent, and he tried to have the game banned.
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When a brand name like that goes on the market, Toubassy sets about figuring out where and how long ago its revenue peaked, and how much affinity and awareness the brand has among potential shoppers — indicators of whether it would be worth the time, capital, and risk involved in a relaunch.
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While the rest of her schoolmates are looking up at an eclipse, Verónica and some friends hold an impromptu séance in a disused part of their school, where they seem to conjure up an evil spirit that only has eyes for Verónica and sets about insinuating itself into her life and family.
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Wesley Westbourne (Jonathan Silverman), the beleaguered show business son who sets about getting the TV special made after a rerelease of Boy Crazy turns out to be a cult hit — the reasons for that become clear later — has a tortured relationship with his mother, Kate (Maclaine), that he has to sort out.
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The most-noticed pledge is the one that reads: Build the border wall and eventually make Mexico... So obviously, the administration still has designs on somehow making Mexico pay for the border wall it wants to build even as it sets about trying (in vain so far) to get Congress to pay for it first.
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The North Korean spy, however, may not be quite what he seems: On a bookshelf next to his bed is a Russian-language translation of "The Count of Monte Cristo," the French novel whose protagonist considers himself wrongly imprisoned and, after a spectacular escape, sets about taking revenge on all those responsible for his incarceration.
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So while I'll remember for a long time the image of Jazz jury-rigging a hammock to hold her under one of the anorthite harvesters while she sets about breaking it down, the rest of the book is so vague and unmemorable that all I can say about it, really, is that it was fine.
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In non-L Word terms: The power couple is going through some troubles because one of them wants to be with a man, Nick sets about teaching baby dyke Benny the ways of lesbians and the two end up falling for each other, while Filomena—a bisexual, high-maintenance actress—brings comic relief to the show.
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His paranoia about witchcraft and demons was magnificent and hyperbolic; particularly popular were his nearly annual broadsides against Halloween, the devil's birthday, including a tract in which Satan himself appears as a pumpkin-headed figure who sets about murdering unsuspecting teens, and his take on Dungeons and Dragons, presented as a form of occult training in which witches slowly prepare children to start practicing black magic.
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