Each claim is somehow splashier, but briefer than the last.
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Clinton's low-key "listening tour" last year, pining for splashier events to organize.
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Pine has the splashier, more compelling role as the marooned and mortal Steve Trevor.
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They have followed one award winner with another, one splashy statement with a splashier one.
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Usually an Americans season premiere will involve a splashier spy mission, or at least something overtly shocking.
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In the process, Slack may have inadvertently modeled a more successful I.P.O. than its larger, splashier counterparts.
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War Machine is one of the splashier movies Netflix has coming up: for one, it stars Brad Pitt.
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The festival has long incorporated additional programs that are now as crucial to the event as its splashier selections.
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The splashier but less significant one was a plan to include a "Great Repeal Bill" in next year's Queen's Speech.
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After Disney's purchase of Fox was finalized, the newly embiggened company made a much splashier display of its newfound power.
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In that vein, Downward Dog is set and shot in Pittsburgh, and stands out among some of ABC's splashier sitcoms.
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The new beauty department at Saks Fifth Avenue, which opens this week, is a lot splashier, and hard to miss.
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For one thing, the new problems are sort of variants of the much splashier Spectre and Meltdown bugs of early 2018.
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But if the legal consequences Gibson faced for his treatment of Grigorieva were minimal, the consequences in Hollywood were slightly splashier.
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Of course, ordinary button mushrooms can be used, but a mixture of cultivated mushrooms in all shapes and sizes makes a splashier dish.
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Larger and splashier projects are planned for the area, including a 1,279-unit waterside mega-development from the Chetrit Group and Somerset Partners.
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Which is not to say that Clooney should be splashier in her performance of celebrity, or that Beyoncé should be more restrained in hers.
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Other tech companies have made moves into the health care world, none splashier than Amazon buying PillPack, but they've largely been pretty traditional moves.
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These days, the color is almost glow-in-the-dark neon and the slime is runnier and splashier — all the better to douse celebs in, right?
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In April 2019, Zoom went public and fared better than splashier tech companies such as Lyft and Uber, which held their IPOs around the same time.
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Montgomery County, located outside of Washington D.C. is less well known and lacks some of the splashier attractions of a warm city perched on the beach.
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Gun Crazy (1950) was one of those small pictures that Hollywood Studios churned out on the side while producing splashier movies, often within the same studio complex.
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Looks like life imitated art and Halley and Moonee never stood a chance against splashier and more expensive Oscar films, like Phantom Thread and Darkest Hour. —M.
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Washington made the splashier deal, sending forward Kris Humphries, center DeJuan Blair and a 2016 first round pick for Morris, who is expected to join the team Friday.
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They describe a place gripped by a desire to win, with victory defined as raising more money and then spending it on splashier projects than other charities did.
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ASX's eVTOL design is a tilt-wing design, which is distinct from the tilt-rotor design you might see on some of the splashier concept vehicles in the category.
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But it seems even more likely that a large tech giant will see the strategic value of Slack and try to snap it up first for an even splashier sum.
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In a similar vein, FX's "Legion" offers a darker, more cerebral take on mutant powers -- a show that has very little in common with the splashier aspects of the Marvel universe.
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Every other year or so, Apple holds an October event ahead of the holiday shopping season to show off product updates it couldn't fit into its splashier iPhone event in September.
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Mr. Boseman's magnetism is more slow-burning and his performance is more physically restrained than Mr. Jordan, even deliberate, though he has his splashier, freewheeling moments, including some hand-to-hand grappling.
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Book InterContinental Moorea Resort & Spa's overwater bungalows starting at $491 per nightLess famous than its splashier and more built-up island counterpart of Bora Bora, Moorea is an equally stunning Tahitian destination.
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Buteau has the splashier lines, leaning into the kind of confident self-deprecation (she refers to herself as a "fat, pregnant Meghan Markle") and side-eyes that Wong unleashes in her standup specials.
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As an executive, Bloomberg has been known to favor his newsroom's "core" business coverage for financial professionals over some of the splashier vanity projects that the media company embarked on in recent years.
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Unlike Walmart, which has made splashier moves scooping up smaller retailers and bulking up various international segments, Target has been focused on bolstering its supply chain, remodeling stores and launching new brands internally.
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Much of the coverage of Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's ongoing press tour has focused on splashier news, like him appearing on the podcast of antivaxxer Ben Greenfield to recount his alarming personal health practices.
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Quite a few rumors didn't come true, leaving many to think that Apple is holding out for a splashier iPhone update in 2020, when the company is supposed to introduce 5G technology to its devices.
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Many of the film's actors get to be splashier with their characters, like Michelle Yeoh as the icy and devastating Eleanor Young and Awkwafina (more on her in a bit) as Rachel's buoyant best friend.
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MICHAEL SCOTT San Francisco To the Editor: I found Elizabeth Word Gutting's essay "What My Mother Sees in Hillary" deep in the folds of the May 22 Sunday Review, buried under layers of louder, splashier Trump vs.
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And a push from the agency's chairman at the time, Gary Gensler, to go after bigger, splashier cases led the commission to a yearslong investigation into the manipulation of a widely used interest-rate benchmark known as Libor.
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Most of the discussion around the dominance of Big Tech companies has been on the bigger and splashier acquisitions — like Facebook's grab of Instagram and WhatsApp, or Amazon's swallowing of Whole Foods, or Google's wrangling of Nest and Fitbit.
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While the Winter Olympics never attract the same crowds as its splashier warm-weather sibling, the Pyeongchang Games have faced even greater challenges, due in part to their proximity to the peninsula's demilitarized zone, a mere 40 miles away.
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It's an incredibly difficult task — both for Angela and for the increasingly impressive Doubleday — but watching her determinedly slice through every obstacle thrown her way has been far more exciting and tense than many of Mr. Robot's splashier sequences (read: Elliot's).
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One of the splashier announcements at the Bonn climate talks this week has been the rollout of the Powering Past Coal Alliance — a pledge by roughly 20 countries (so far) to phase out use of coal in power generation by 2030.
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The two Koreas' "new era of peace" raises the bar for President Trump's summit with North Korea: He'll go in with credit and momentum, but now will want an even splashier accomplishment than yesterday's path to officially ending the Korean War.
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But she had nothing on her splashier counterparts in other cities, a highly visible minority flaunting silver hair and an idiosyncratic fashion sense on blogs and Instagram feeds, eager to shed the inhibitions that many found cumbersome in an earlier life.
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Like much of the splashier overseas spending by Chinese conglomerates, the acquisition of the dairy was financed by layers upon layers of debt, the type of financial complexity and opaque deal making that worry regulators in China and around the world.
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The event, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in New York, aims to show off products Apple couldn't fit into its splashier iPhone event last month when the company unveiled its new iPhone XS, XS Max and XR. WEDNESDAY • It's Halloween.
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The festival's splashier gala presentations, which involve red carpets, include Andy Serkis's feature directorial debut, "Breathe," starring Andrew Garfield and Claire Foy, and "Darkest Hour," a drama starring Gary Oldham as Winston Churchill and directed by Joe Wright (the 2005 "Pride and Prejudice").
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This one, held at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, follows its splashier September press event where it unveiled the iPhone XS, XS Max and XR. Apple unveiled what it's calling the biggest change to the iPad since its inception eight years ago.
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In recent years, she has tied herself to Lister's life with the kind of zeal normally reserved for biographers tucked into the dusty corner of a library, except in Wainwright's case, she had a splashier plan for getting Lister's life in front of the public.
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"He was kind of shy, people don't know that, but he didn't like to show up to a place alone, he certainly could, but he made a splashier entrance with a whole bunch of beautiful models wearing his glittering clothes," says Frowick about his glamorous entourage.
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What that means is unclear (we're keeping our fingers crossed for driverless cars though we aren't getting our hopes up) but the ATAP session has been one of the splashier sessions at previous I/O conferences — so we have high hopes it will be good, whatever it may be.
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A second Giant playing in his first major league game, third baseman Zach Green, had an even splashier debut, contributing a single to his team's first run in the second inning before ripping an RBI double that scored Buster Posey with the game-tying tally in the fourth.
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That moment, when Laura cheats death against all possible odds, has stuck with me for a long time after watching the episode — far longer, in fact, than any of the previous three episodes' splashier moments, like when Gillian Anderson appeared on a TV as a purring Lucy Ricardo in episode two, or a goddess swallowed people through her vagina during sex in the first two episodes.
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Still Processing Last week, we witnessed two extraordinary events: Venus Williams's playing some of the best tennis in the last decade of her career (she lost in the semifinals at the U.S. Open, but with style), and the rollout of Rihanna's new line of cosmetics, Fenty Beauty, which was splashier than the release of the new iPhone X. We learned something unexpected from each.
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It was bought by teen-magazine owner Daniel Filipacchi, and its style became "splashier" and more youth-oriented. Rivette remained editor until April 1965, and was replaced by Jean-Louis Comolli and Jean Narboni. He contributed articles to the magazine until 1969. Immediately after Rivette left Cahiers, Beauregard was ready to make The Nun (1966) and Rivette and Gruault again revised their script.
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