Trump sniped back for days despite advice to move on.
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As he became more famous and popular the critics increasingly sniped.
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"It's a Ted Bundy quote," sniped UFC mixed martial artist CM Punk.
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"If it doesn't say Men's Wearhouse, I don't buy it," Ellis sniped.
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In a cold open, "The Late Show" sniped at Paul Manafort's lavish purchases.
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"I could print t-shirts with Pinterest quotes, too," sniped Mrs. Maloney-Schwartz.
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Trump sniped back for days despite his advisers urging him to move on.
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"First of all I'm not here to talk about my personal life," Clary sniped.
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" Another sniped, "Do you think @lenadunham used a scale to lose all that weight?
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They are bombed, mortared, rocketed and sniped, all the while doing astonishingly fast work.
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Halfway through the ensuing power play, Perreault sniped a shot past Miller, tying things up.
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Lincoln Chafee, a Republican-turned Democrat who has sniped at his successor since leaving office.
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Amy Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg sniped at one another over experience and drew mixed reviews.
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" Biden sniped, "You said I set my son up to work at an oil company.
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That's when she sniped, "No, it's my turn," which she said without a hint of irony.
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"Ignorant stays ignorant," one Twitter user sniped; others speculated that she must be a Trump supporter.
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When he won the Golden Globe for best actor, he sniped at the former vice president.
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Trump sniped at Yellen on the campaign trail, accusing her of playing politics with interest rates.
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But whenever George Steinbrenner has a chance, he has sniped at Mr. October, even in August.
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But since Ailes's death, in May, news-side stars have sniped publicly at hosts like Hannity.
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"You're ripping cables out!" and "Get the mic out of there," they sniped at each other.
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In private, Hindus sniped that the Muslims had too many children and that they supported terrorism.
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"I don't need lessons from you on courage, political or personal," Buttigieg sniped at the Texan.
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Also, it's capable of cross-play with PC players — just be ready to get sniped a lot.
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Will we all be forced to wear lederhosen, they sniped, and have our weekly portion of sauerkraut?
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It is with all of this at stake that the candidates sniped at one another this weekend.
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"I'd forgotten that your parents came all the way from Thailand to serve George Washington," he sniped.
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His sensibility has been sniped at by Italians and Belgians as smacking too much of each other.
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They burned blameless children; As for Hadil, they sniped her in public, Killed her in broad daylight.
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ThinkProgress sniped that it's easy to criticize the president when your 18 percent approval rating precludes re-election.
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Finally, your dreams of being endlessly sniped by a 14-year-old with god-like reflexes will come true.
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Earlier in the day, Trudeau had sniped about Trump's late appearance at a women's empowerment breakfast, referring to "stragglers".
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Socially conservative, a charismatic speaker and close to business, he has sniped at Mrs Merkel's government from the sidelines.
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Jake McCabe scored a shorthanded goal, and Lawrence Pilut sniped in a goal to round out the period's scoring.
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"For a combination of smugness, banality, and towering ignorance, it is difficult to top Terry Gross," he once sniped.
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"And then he plays dumb," Jones sniped, arguing that Rubio did in fact know him and his InfoWars show.
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And through it all, President Trump sniped from the sidelines, demonizing the party and its 2020 contenders as socialists.
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When Booker called on Biden to apologize for the "boy" remark, Biden sniped back that Booker should apologize to him.
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"You don't want to be out here, you said it," he sniped later, during his clumsy hissy fit over undead Deanna.
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On Saturday, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sniped about "stragglers" after Trump was late to a breakfast session on gender equality.
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Peshmerga tanks shelled Shi'ite Turkmen districts, while Shi'ite fighters launched mortar fire and sniped at predominately Kurdish areas, the police said.
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Fifteen seconds later, Evgeni Malkin roared down the left wing on a 2-on-403 and sniped a shot far post.
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There were critics who quietly sniped at Mr. O'Neill when he stepped into the shoes of his celebrated mentor, William J. Bratton.
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He sniped Thaksinlek in July at Rajadamnern Stadium with a left elbow KO. Some punters thought it was a high stakes dive.
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The column, in which C.J. sniped that the "camera did [Shortal] no favors," was taken down almost immediately, but the damage was done.
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Critics have sniped at it in the intervening time, and the House Ways and Means Committee is preparing to review the full legislation.
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On Sunday, Fox News host Steve Hilton sniped at Fauci for saying that he would be fine overreacting to a public health crisis.
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" South Dakota's governor, Dennis Daugaard, sniped that such bans are "political statements that have no discernible effect" and are "designed to generate publicity.
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Mainstream politicians in the Netherlands, Germany and France are being sniped at by the far right in the run-up to elections next year.
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" Longtime Apple product marketing SVP Phil Schiller, who revealed the computer, even sniped at critics that day, saying onstage, "Can't innovate anymore, my ass!
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Gaza erupted after Islamic Jihad gunmen sniped at Israeli soldiers, and Israel's response was met by 600-plus Hamas rockets against Israeli civilian targets.
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" Klobuchar quickly sniped: "I just want to say there's three women up here who have fought pretty hard for a woman's right to choose.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, he has been sniped at by some of the music world's most scathing types, among them Keith Richards and David Bowie.
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Back in Afghanistan, they were received as icons of progress, though some sniped that they had dressed immodestly while abroad and compromised their marriageability.
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The worst attack on police came on Thursday night, when Micah Johnson sniped five officers dead and wounded seven others at a protest in Dallas.
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Just over five minutes into the third period, Kane sniped in his 14th goal from an extremely sharp angle for a 4-2 Sharks lead.
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While his team enjoyed a power play, Doughty was fed a cross-ice pass and sniped a puck from the top of the left circle.
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It's been sniped at for weeks because four of the nonwhite candidates still in the race did not get the poll numbers needed to qualify.
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Bezos and Musk have a friendly rivalry when it comes to spaceflight, having sniped at one another on Twitter about their wide and varied space accomplishments.
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The spat largely dominated the news cycle on Capitol Hill as Democrats sniped at each other over Omar's comments and Republicans roundly condemned the Minnesota progressive.
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The two candidates have repeatedly sniped at each other on Twitter, and Perriello has made his opposition to the Republican President a major feature of his campaign.
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Toronto tied the score at 1 when an undefended Kapanen sniped a one-timer past Rask on the stick side at 4:23 of the second period.
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One of the really powerful things about the game was what happened after I was repeatedly sniped and killed off early on in the first couple rounds.
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For months the two have sniped, with Trump calling Kim "Little Rocket Man," and Kim parrying with "Old lunatic, mean trickster and human reject" from the North.
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The south seethes at the northern bullies who bombarded their roads and sniped at their citizens when they briefly conquered Aden in the early months of the war.
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During a background call with reporters, a DOJ spokesperson reportedly sniped at news outlets associated with the companies involved—which was read as a veiled threat at CNN.
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With Trump boycotting the event over a disagreement with sponsor Fox News Channel, much of scrutiny fell on Cruz, who tussled with moderators and sniped repeatedly at Rubio.
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Heather said someone had sniped him and killed his character before while he streamed "Black Ops 4" on Mixer, but he didn't consider it to be a problem.
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A Syrian military source meanwhile said armed groups in Aleppo had sniped on residential buildings, and fired three mortar bombs at a government-held area on the city outskirts.
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And when Republicans and Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee preened and sniped and made vaguely self-important fools of themselves, she showed her confusion, her amusement, her surprise.
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Arum said that promoters and broadcasters sniped at each other in the lead-up to that fight to protect their turf, but that for this fight the partners are cooperating.
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Eberle and Barzal each sniped the top corners of the net in the first two rounds of the shootout, and David Pastrnak scored for Boston to force a third round.
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Hartman pulled up in the left circle and sniped in his third, Staal tallied his eighth on the power play and Zucker scored his ninth to round out the scoring.
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But in his videos Pamajewon will quickly switch gears and return to the gameplay, narrating how he sniped an opponent, or insulting another player for trying to use an unwieldy weapon.
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Anderson gave Columbus its first lead when he scored his first power-play goal, his 26th overall this season, at 15:43 when he sniped a wrister from the high slot.
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Presiding judge O-Gon Kwon said the three-year Sarajevo siege, during which the city was shelled and sniped at by besieging Bosnian Serb forces, could not have happened without Karadzic's support.
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Letang made amends at 17:01 of the second period when he sniped a top-corner, short-side dart from the right faceoff dot when the Penguins converted an odd-man rush.
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So I am thinking if I try to walk out, I take the risk of IEDS (mines) if I go off road, and I run the risk that I will be sniped.
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For most of the debate, the candidates viciously sniped at each other — not just by criticizing each other's policy proposals, but by repeatedly shouting and attacking one another in very personal ways.
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But it nonetheless takes on special relevance after Trump's comments during his campaign for the U.S. presidency in which he sniped at low levels of defense spending by some of NATO's European members.
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Doubts about India's economic vigor have been enhanced as Mr. Modi's government has sniped with the Reserve Bank of India, suggesting it should hand over some of its cash to finance public spending.
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Brazil barely created any good chances through the first half, when they mostly wandered the field and sniped at the referee, Bjorn Kuipers of the Netherlands, for not giving them more free kicks.
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As Devoney Looser points out in a new book, "The Making of Jane Austen" (Johns Hopkins University Press), some activists reimagined her as a "demure rebel", arguing that she would have sniped from the sidelines.
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But after a life that's been almost too real for reality television, in both glamour and tragedy — and at a time when frenemies have sniped that she doesn't have a career — Radziwill is at ease.
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" Donald Trump Jr. used his own Twitter account to spread a conspiracy theory about a fraudulent outcome and sniped that "there's no question anymore that the greatest threat to US Elections is in fact Democrat incompetence.
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But his career was derailed after he sniped on-air that A.S. Byatt's Booker-winning novel, "Possession", was "the kind of novel I'd write if I was foolish enough not to know I couldn't write a novel".
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Intel's latest-generation Next Unit of Computing (ugh, I'll just call it a NUC) is an honest-to-goodness gaming PC capable of running the latest AAA titles at frame rates that won't get you instantly sniped.
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"It was almost more than I could bear when the 'newspaper dog' Balto received a statue for his 'glorious achievements,'" sniped sled driver Leonhard Seppala, whose team ran the longest stretch of the 674-mile Serum Run.
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" In a foreshadowing of the tension that eventually drove Hepburn and Ferrer to divorce in 1968 after 14 years of marriage, van Heemstra sniped "I believe that Audrey is getting rather sick of the neurotic side to him!
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Benny Gantz, a centrist and former military chief who is posing the most serious challenge to Mr. Netanyahu in a decade, sniped in a Facebook post that Mr. Begin would have kicked Mr. Netanyahu out of his Likud.
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Mr. Sanders sniped at party officials and complained vociferously about debate rules set by the D.N.C. that open a path for Michael R. Bloomberg, the billionaire former mayor of New York, to qualify for the upcoming Nevada debate.
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Philip Hammond, the chancellor, has been sniped at because he supports a long transition period to make Brexit go smoothly—a sensible idea which is viewed with suspicion by some Brexiteers, who fear the transition stage could become permanent.
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The low-drama Senate floor debate marks a stark U-turn from the intense GOP feuding over a mammoth defense policy bill, where Republicans blocked each others' amendments and sniped at each other during a closed-door policy lunch.
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Nate Silver of FiveThirtyEight and Nate Cohn (who, at the Times, is one of the needle's masterminds) sniped at each other about the assumptions built into their models; everyone got really huffy about correlated errors for a few days.
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All this has damaged Trump's relationship with Republican leaders — over the summer, Trump and McConnell publicly sniped at each other, and Trump is said to blame Ryan for what seems like a disastrous decision to tackle Obamacare repeal first.
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Unchastened by the Iraq debacle and the exposure of the bogus rationales for the war, an out-of-power Bolton has sniped at the Obama administration's Iran nuclear agreement and beat the drums for war to denuclearize North Korea.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French right-wing opposition leader Laurent Wauquiez came under fire on Wednesday for taped comments in which he sniped at politicians in his own camp and government, often using rough language, prompting a senior party member to quit.
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Beyond its other drawbacks, hosts Michael Che and Colin Jost joked about the Emmys' low ratings, their lack of coolness (Jost gave a shout out to viewers at the "Silver Lining Senior Center"), and generally sniped at the entire awards process.
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Henrik Lundquist, who won a gold medal with Sweden in 2006, described the news as "disappointing" and a "huge opportunity…wasted" on Twitter, while his countryman Erik Karlsson sniped that "whoever made that decision obviously had no idea about what they're doing".
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The Republican-led U.S. Senate planned votes on Thursday for competing proposals to end the partial government shutdown - both of which were likely to fail - as lawmakers and the White House sniped at each other over how to break their month-long impasse.
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"Market hunters" armed with high-power rifles flooded the prairies, killing buffalo at rates as fast as a hundred buffalo per man per hour; tourists sniped buffalo for the thrill of it from stopped trains and then left the carcasses to rot.
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PARIS, Feb 21 (Reuters) - French right-wing opposition leader Laurent Wauquiez came under fire on Wednesday for taped comments in which he sniped at politicians in his own camp and government, often using rough language, prompting a senior party member to quit.
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"With Boris Johnson as prime minister, the negotiations would be easier," one EU diplomat said of the foreign secretary, who has sniped at May's push for a deal that could see Britain stay bound by some EU rules, at least for a transition period.
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But the scenes in the crypts inevitably ended up being some of my favorites, especially when the show turned its attention to Tyrion, Sansa, and Varys, who bickered and sniped at each other but nevertheless found a connection as the long night wore on.
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Afterward, Trump brought McConnell before reporters in an impromptu Rose Garden news conference, telling reporters they have a great relationship — never mind that they and their aides have sniped at each other for months over the lack of a health care bill and other legislative setbacks.
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ASBEST, Russia — Sniped at for decades by health advocates, Russia's doggedly defiant producer of asbestos — a substance banned as a killer by more than 22014 countries — thinks it has perhaps finally found the perfect figure for a campaign to rehabilitate the product's deeply stained image: President Trump.
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In game five, he batted this soft attempt away like it was nothing: Then in Game six, Steph got sniped from behind in the halfcourt (In what is, admittedly, more of a spiritual chasedown): Watch Steph lose his will to fight in real time as LeBron unleashes a torrent of trash talk.
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Harry Truman and Dwight Eisenhower sniped at each other for the entire limousine ride from the White House to the US Capitol ahead of Eisenhower's inauguration, a sour episode that only unraveled further when Truman called Eisenhower a "coward" as he was leaving office (the men later reconciled at John F. Kennedy's funeral).
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While Ullmark was denying some grade A chances for Buffalo early in the game, including two point-blank stops on Jonathan Drouin, the Sabres rewarded their goaltender by grabbing the lead late in the first period as Carrier skated down the right side and sniped a wrist shot from the circle to the top far corner past Vasilevskiy at 13:56.
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But with anchors like Mr. Cooper moderating, fact-checking and bantering, CNN has turned the genre into a powerful supplement — if not antidote — to the often-acrimonious debates: long, seemingly informal conversations in which candidates can be pressed at length, but can also take the opportunity to get their points across without being sniped at or interrupted, and to show more than a little personality and charm.
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Even before the November 2016 presidential election, the human rights chief charged that Trump shared, along with a number of other aspiring conservative politicians in Europe, tools such as "half-truths and oversimplification," which they also had in common with ISIS (Zeid used the common Arabic name of ISIS, Da'esh.) Last November, Zeid sniped publicly at "populists" who spread "hatred through tweets," which a U.N. official confirmed as including Trump.
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Babis has sniped at Brussels, especially due to Czech opposition to taking in asylum-seekers, but at the same time has been keen to build an image of an effective negotiator on the European scene and has stressed the importance of firm anchoring of the central European country in the EU. This has set Babis aside from Poland and Hungary whose leaders have been keen to pick fights with Brussels.
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He's been revealing in the past, but most people chose to ignore it: like when he sniped at an Indigenous activist asking him for clean water or when he was accused of applying political pressure on the attorney general (the first Indigenous justice minister ever) to defer prosecution against a major engineering and construction firm based out of Quebec and, look, we're both bored now, so let's get to the blackface.
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Two weeks ago, I recently made a trip to the McNally Jackson bookstore in Soho, and sniped two books from their sale section, both of which pertain to my China beat: Lenin's Kisses by Yan Lianke, which I've eyed every time I visit the store, an absurdist tragicomedy that comments on China's culture and society while never crossing the line; and Iranian-American professor Behzad Yaghmaian's The Accidental Capitalist: A People's Story of the New China, which includes interviews of migrant workers who don't usually have a voice in media coverage.
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