A rusted mermaid with hollow eyes stared down at them.
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Ever stared down the gaping eye of a category 1753 hurricane?
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Ever stared down the gaping eye of a category 4 hurricane?
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Macron has already stared down the unions over labour law reforms.
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Then, I stared down into the freezer for 10 full seconds.
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The neighboring houses stared down at her like blank-faced jurors.
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Tossing aside two of the bats, I stared down the pitcher.
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For the most part, he stared down, impassively, while they spoke.
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His cat, Fidel, stared down from atop a pile of books.
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As he stared down Month 13, he felt overwhelmed and alarmed.
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Doctors and nurses stared down the horror and saved scores of lives.
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Young then stared down the Nuggets bench, as Denver called a timeout.
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"She has stared down adversity and dealt with it," Ms. Dunlap said.
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McCrory has already stared down big business seeking to topple North Carolina law.
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I stared down at my plate while eating and went right to bed.
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As Kent stared down into the bowels of the earth, a face appeared.
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Imagine if men's magazines stared down the post-#MeToo manpocalypse by disowning men.
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Yet, he stared down those threats; the summit and its organizers did not.
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At the funeral home, the family stared down in horror at their son.
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He stared down at Jack and the look on his face said it all.
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Vargas stared down Healey and eventually charged at him before being restrained by teammates.
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For 18 months, regardless of the weather, they stared down threats, taunts, and violence.
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I'm one among many women sexually abused, misused, stared down, heckled, talked naughty to.
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At times she stared down Perkins and expressed exasperation after votes went against her.
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Long history of protests This is not the first time Lam has stared down protests.
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She stared down at it, and mumbled reasons for not staying for a parenting class.
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As a correspondent from CNN stated at the time, Haley stared down hate and history.
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There Thunberg stared down Trump from a distance as he and his entourage walked past.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. this month, as they stared down Donald J. Trump's inauguration.
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On Day's second swing of the day, he stared down someone who had distracted him.
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Ella stared down her fear and came up with a creative solution to disguise the medicine.
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Hundreds of miles above the crowd, high-resolution satellites stared down, snapping images of the sprawl.
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She arched an eyebrow and stared down the camera as though challenging it to a duel.
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Mr LaPierre says he stared down the lieutenant-colonel, who has now been replaced as president.
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The image of King stared down from two big screens on both sides of the stage.
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Everyone stared down at their phones, catching the creatures that the app superimposed on the landscape.
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As Asonye spoke for 30 minutes, Manafort stared down at the table with his glasses on.
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After two of them, Williams stared down Kenin, who had questioned a call earlier in that game.
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Clemens stared down the Texas A&M bench last weekend after hitting a three-run home run.
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Curt Schilling stared down every challenge October could throw at him without blinking, and certainly without hesitation.
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As I stared down at the numbers on the scale, I thought back to that doctor's visit.
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Afterward, he jawed with opposing fans behind the Knicks' bench and stared down the assistant Rasheed Hazzard.
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He came home drunk one night, stared down the barrel of a gun, and contemplated his suicide.
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He stared down at the carpet and fussed with his shirt cuffs, wearing a wry, mocking grin.
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Preston took his chair off the top of his desk and stared down a practice math exam.
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She stared down the iconic "Charging Bull" of Wall Street — and now she could make it move.
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Ramirez stared down Suarez as he walked to first, and plate umpire Stu Scheurwater warned both dugouts.
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For some activists, the Huizhou detentions are not the first time they have stared down Chinese authorities.
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When the jury announced its decision Thursday, Mr. Cosby sat back in his chair and quietly stared down.
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I stared down at my 14-month-old daughter, her tiny face pale, her body warm with fever.
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She stared down at the cigarette in her hand for a while and then she put it out.
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As I stared down at the screen, a chicken looked back at me making the same facial expressions.
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I stared down into the East River again, black and glittering with the yellow lights of the city.
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"How old are you, bro?" asked Mike Allen, a 28.46-year-old who stared down Mr. Irving skeptically.
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Missouri, Ohio, and Nevada all stared down the exact same problem earlier this year — and got it fixed.
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A worn brown vinyl purse hung from her left arm, and she stared down at the cracked pavement.
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In doing so, he stared down a Supreme Court judge who had signed off on Mr. Costa's release.
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In the dining hall, animal heads lined the walls and a taxidermied raccoon stared down from a chandelier.
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Chief of Staff John Kelly crossed his arms and stared down at his shoes, barely glancing at the president.
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Getting blasted with a bunch of walnuts while getting stared down by Nutcracker Zenyatta is a truly horrible experience.
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She's brokered Middle East peace deals and ceasefires, stared down drug lords and terrorists, expanded democracy around the globe.
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He stepped onto a pile of rocks, put his hands on his knees and stared down into the sea.
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They stared down their losses in 2008 and decided that instead of conceding defeat, they needed to double down.
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Still on the ground, Ionescu turned and stared down Richards with a look that could launch a thousand memes.
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One of the most searing takedowns came from Raisman, who stared down Nassar and lambasted his decades of abuse.
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Mr. Austin stared down the ice, hoping to slide his rock between the Scottish stones, onto the bull's-eye.
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He ordered a salad and then stared down the three pieces of dark chocolate that came with the check.
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"Together we stared down a broken political establishment and we restored government by and for the people," Trump said.
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Google has stared down China on search censorship and opposed the EU on implementation of the right to be forgotten.
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Mrs Merkel, whose parliamentary constituency encompasses the point at which NS2 reaches Germany, has stared down these interest groups before.
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I stared down Xfinity's vast, well-armed forces and managed to get a full $25 knocked off my monthly bill.
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The painting is a shocking assertion of masculine ego and sexual primacy; the clothed woman is literally stared down, excluded.
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Volcker stared down political pressure from Carter&aposs successor, President Ronald Reagan, as well as lawmakers from both political parties.
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They all had their hands on their heads and stared down at the floor between long blinks and deep breaths.
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"Wait my refrigerator has the best lighting," Jenner captioned a clip on her Snapchat story, as she stared down the camera.
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He also stared down the jury as he walked out, and mouthed to his family, "I didn't do it," KFOR said.
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Who has stared down the long dark tunnel of another contract extension for Grunfeld and another year, at least, of Wittman?
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"Ever stared down the gaping eye of a category 4 hurricane?" tweeted astronaut Alexander Gerst, who is abroad the space station.
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In downtown Seoul, the giant smiling face of Kim Jong Un stared down at pedestrians from a billboard-sized TV screen.
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We stared down into the center and the denture-white, Skopje 2014 structures surrounded by comparatively tasteful Communist-era Brutalist architecture.
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He stared down a 73-win steamroller and a three-to-one deficit, and willed his club to three straight victories.
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Some girl burned herself, raising a ripple of skin along her arm, and stared down at the scorch with idle curiosity.
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These are my people — the ones who have already stared down their mortality, and who can't take any day for granted.
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When James stared down Ntilikina, Enes Kanter ran in to confront James, and the two were quickly separated by a referee.
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As Zainab's father spoke, her mother, Nusrat Ansari, stared down at the floor, her face wrapped in a thick blue dupatta.
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Over the past nine episodes, Season 3 has stared down the challenge of a cartel that didn't want to be known.
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Mr Abe's government stared down Japan's coddle farmers during the TPP talks, but may not be willing to take them on again.
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His offence: labelling bottles of baijiu alcohol with the iconic image of the lone protester who stared down tanks near the square.
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"They're so small," I said, eyes wide as I stared down at a Bluetooth-enabled earbud no more than four millimeters thick.
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Behind the counter, a sleepy-eyed girl, high school age, unimpressed and bored by all of them, stared down at her phone.
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Do you really think the person who stared down the Benghazi committee for 11 hours is going to wither under schoolboy taunts?
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Bush also never stared down Congress to cause the longest partial government shutdown in US history like Trump has in recent weeks.
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S. has stared down the men of violence and — for the time being at least — come out from the encounter on top.
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I thought he stared down some of our hitters today, too, for longer than he needed to when they questioned some calls.
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Stephanie Thomas stared down the video camera, steeled to shed her clothes and share her deepest insecurities with a roomful of strangers.
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She stared down at me, and I thought that perhaps she was skeptical of me, the same way I was of her.
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And after making a step-back 22003-pointer late, he stared down Joel Embiid to send a message without saying a word.
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"Not since Kennedy stared down Khrushchev over the missiles in Cuba has our nation been this close to world war," the president muses.
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You've seen the highlights -- Wade stared down Hart (and Allen Iverson!) after hitting the dagger in Game 2 of the Heat-Sixers series.
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I stared down where the camera pointed, one hand in my neon fanny pack, idly tousling the hair of my best troll doll.
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The man stood casually on the subway tracks, his face showing no sign of terror as he stared down a 22007-ton train.
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Recently, Billie jumped on an ottoman and, for 10 minutes, stared down a bird on cat TV. "It was unusual," Ms. Jacobs said.
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Their father, Cliven Bundy, along with a band of armed men, stared down federal agents trying to seize his livestock in Nevada in 2014.
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Roddie Edmonds stared down the barrel of his Nazi captor's pistol and refused to say which of his fellow prisoners of war were Jewish.
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But I stared down every last one of my law school options and I felt in my very core that I just couldn't go.
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He called the officers among the bravest Americans to ever live, adding that they stared down danger with courage, with dignity and with pride.
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I turned and stared down the aisle where a kid who looked about 18 was aiming an AR-15 the salesman had handed him.
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Or even the sort of anxiety she stared down while winning back-to-back United States Tennis Association Pro Circuit women's titles last spring.
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The highlight play came in the third quarter, when Young nutmegged a defender, hit a pull-up jumper, then stared down the Nuggets bench.
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As we stood at the entrance to Brooklyn's Prospect Park, we stared down at little dots on my phone, each representing Daniela Perdomo's colleagues' locations.
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Trent Kelly stared down the muzzle from less than 20 yards, and the shooter missed repeatedly as he careened, zigzagging toward the first base dugout.
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He stared down at the menu, which was a single page with a list of items on the left side and nothing on the right.
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Macron has stared down unions before, including over the proposed Franco-German merger of Alstom and Siemens rail businesses, which was derailed by antitrust concerns.
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He's stared down his son's dealer in court and an undocumented immigrant connected to a Mexican cartel responsible for distributing black-tar heroin in the region.
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"To be certain, I've stared down the devil more than once in my life but I've never faced a real life or death decision," she said.
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They were not afraid they did not falter they stared down danger, raced down alleys, chased down criminals, kicked down doors and faced down evil. Brave.
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Universally labeled a no-nonsense prosecutor, he stared down high-ranking officials in the Bush administration and did not allow them to politicize the Justice Department.
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At this point, I excused myself to go talk to one of the other men whose penis I had not just stared down the barrel of.
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Bright lights, 20 students, and two professors stared down at her like she was the sole survivor of some UFO crash landing, she tells me now.
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He has successfully stared down protests over reforms to the labor code, the state railways and pension system that were orchestrated by trade unions and his opponents.
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At the headquarters of Zimbabwe's ruling party, a portrait of the former dictator, Robert Gabriel Mugabe, stared down from a high wall enclosing a bank of elevators.
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Mr. Rusbridger stared down a libel suit against the newspaper by a powerful former minister involved in the scandal, Jonathan Aitken, who was ultimately jailed for perjury.
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When a virtual sea rose above me and enormous, Renaissance-era statues stared down, I fought the urge to crane my neck up above the rising water.
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When it was at its best, Jessica Jones stared down lazy stereotypes about women, tackling them with a blunt strength not unlike its lead character's own special ability.
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Surrounded by dozens of stone-faced FBI agents on a frigid winter's day, Dennis and Kem Parada stared down at the empty hole and knew something wasn't right.
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"Today we pay tribute to this Kentucky farm boy who stared down evil with the strength of a warrior and the heart of a true hero," Trump said.
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As the intervening months unspooled, McCain proved himself every bit the stubborn fighter who stared down torture by the Vietnamese and stood up to tyranny by Donald Trump.
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The drone strike at Baghdad International Airport drew comparisons to Mr. Clinton's four-day bombing campaign of Iraq in December 1998 as he stared down his own impeachment.
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For several long hours, the man stared down the barrel of a gun, while they searched his phone and demanded answers to questions about a work-related conflict.
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She swiped and swiped again, first too slow and then too fast and then glacially slow, all while shameful eyes and a crowd of cameras stared down upon her.
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As I stared down the game's final hours, I began to reckon with the fact that despite all of its scale, it was in many ways an empty world.
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So what do you learn about life when you've stared down death in the form of a five-ton elephant that crushes you, and lived to tell the tale?
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Partway through her closing argument on Tuesday, Kristen Gibbons Feden, a 35-year-old prosecutor, strode across the courtroom and stared down Bill Cosby from a few feet away.
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He settled in the chair by the deck, got up, plopped down on the living room couch, put his feet up, laced his fingers and stared down at them.
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But on Tuesday, Stephens defiantly stared down Nassar in a Michigan courtroom to inform him that the abuse was over, and his time as a free man was up.
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This was the man once known as the Dark Knight, who stared down opponents with a bloody nose and a knee-buckling arsenal during his stellar 2013 and 2015 seasons.
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But presented with the first real opportunity to show how top executives at CBS are handling their #MeToo maelstrom, Kahl stared down the press corps to deliver the company line.
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A former senior Trump administration official said the president's decision basically was made two years ago, and that Trump finally stared down what he considered unpersuasive advice to stay in.
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Standing their ground So far, Qatar has largely stared down its neighbors, ignoring an initial 10-day deadline to respond to their demands and continuing to seek a diplomatic solution.
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I contained myself when an officer opened the stall as I was using the toilet and stared down at me, claiming he thought I was smoking and needed to check.
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The GT is being stared down by a replica of of a GT40 — the race car that won the 24 Hours of Le Mans in 1966, going 1-2-3.
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Subverting the typical Buffy structure, "The Zeppo" shows the others' battle only in flashes, and in the end Xander chooses not to tell them about the disaster he stared down.
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PayPal CEO Dan Schulman has stared down death threats for taking tough social stances, but in entering China, the PayPal CEO could find the biggest challenge yet to his values.
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California Chrome entered as the odds-on 4-5 favorite, but Baffert's inexperienced colt, who started at 8-5, stared down the challenge with a performance that even surprised his handlers.
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Kaili Joy Gray, editor of the liberal media company Shareblue, tweeted a photo of the lone demonstrator who stared down a tank after the Tiananmen Square crackdown in China in 28503.
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The Mueller report describes how Rosenstein stared down the White House in May 2017, when officials wanted him to give a press conference defending the firing of FBI Director James Comey.
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Say what you want about his character and his morals, but it's clear Trump has repeatedly stared down his own self-inflicted abyss and managed to keep his grip on power.
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Kelly stared down at his plank during a backyard lunch break that afternoon and came to what now seems like an obvious design appraisal: too much planing surface in the tail section.
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With the Giants leading by 248 points, a black cat trotted from a MetLife Stadium tunnel, dashed up the sideline and darkly stared down the Cowboys' bench from a few yards away.
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On August 13th of last year, Kerby Jean-Raymond stared down the barrels of three Glock 19 handguns aimed at him by a trio of blue-clad New York City police officers.
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CreditCreditChang W. Lee/The New York Times PYEONGCHANG, South Korea — It was exactly noon, 12 o'clock high, when Shaun White stared down the halfpipe, looking again for the top of the world.
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From the TED stage in 2013, Sergey Brin, the Google co-founder, made the case for his company's face computer by denouncing the way people, including him, stared down at their smartphones.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump stared down a united front as he huddled with his top national security advisers in July 2017 to decide whether to certify Iran's compliance with the nuclear deal.
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Donaldson stared down the Twins' bench after his first-inning home run on Sunday, and protested when Hughes threw a pitch behind him to start the fifth, bringing Gibbons out of the dugout.
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After all, students bring more to the table than returning senators and House members: They've stared down the barrel of an AR-15 and watched their friends and classmates gunned down alongside them.
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As he stared down Jack Kocon, his childhood friend who plays for top-seeded Totino-Grace high school, he must have played out the only two outcomes for the game: him or me.
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Michael Pavelka's single all-the-world's-a-stage set is punctuated by mirrors, bringing to mind those old movies in which people used to see their pasts materialize whenever they stared down their reflections.
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Paul extended his hand and tried to get some love from Lue ... but Lue left him hanging and then stared down Paul's hand like he couldn't believe he would have the balls to try.
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He stared down Suns owner Robert Sarver and the Phoenix bench after made baskets several times — the last after his 3-pointer put Miami ahead to stay at 89-87 with 4:35 left.
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Paul Sewald, a Mets reliever, stared down at the mound after he coughed up the go-ahead solo home run to Joc Pederson on his first pitch of the night in the seventh inning.
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GREENLAND (Reuters) - Flying over eastern Greenland, the NASA scientists stared down from a Gulfstream jet as it followed the precise course they had flown in previous years - using radar to map the loss of ice.
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The countercultural movement started as early as 2000, when Chris Uys and a gaggle of like-minded environmentalists stared down a peat-harvesting machine at Abbeyleix bog in County Laois and forced it to retreat.
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Since taking power in January House Democrats have proved surprisingly united: discontent with Nancy Pelosi's speakership fizzled and the party successfully stared down President Donald Trump over his demand for $5.7bn for his border wall.
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But then the pixels and polygons left my perspective as the visor came up and I stared down at the same gun that had felt so key to defeating the Empire's goals just seconds earlier.
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Midway through the third quarter, the Chiefs were in the red zone with a chance to pad their lead when Smith stared down Jeremy Maclin and was intercepted in the end zone by LeShaun Sims.
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BOSTON — At 5 on a windy winter morning, in a cold, harshly lit warehouse in Boston's seaport district, Baracat Paiva stared down at the 200-pound bigeye tuna before him and reached for his knives.
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YouTube creators loomed over the convention as royalty; they stared down at young, obsessive fans from massive posters hanging from the convention building, and walked around flanked by security guards, passing through secret passageways to their destinations.
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Australia's central bank stared down global headwinds and kept interest rates steady for a tenth month on Tuesday, even as surprisingly soft data suggested the domestic economy hit an air pocket at the end of last year.
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Djokovic, a 29-year-old from Serbia, stared down the past and all the salt, vinegar and baseline brilliance that Andy Murray could muster to finally win the title, 3-6, 6-1, 6-2, 6-4.
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Outside a memorabilia store across the street from Windsor Castle, a party mask with a gloomy caricature of Mr. Trump stared down at an image of the beaming royal newlyweds, now the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
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Behaviors varied a lot between the individuals, but on average, gulls took longer to go for the fries when they were being stared down, and six of the gulls wouldn't touch the food during the staring trials.
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"We stared down the unholy alliance of lobbyists and donors and special interests," announced the owner of the Trump International Hotel in Washington, which is packed with guests who are there to do business for foreign governments.
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Established by the 2019 Defense Authorization Act, the commission draws its inspiration from one set up by President Dwight Eisenhower in the 1950s, as he stared down the barrel of new strategic challenges necessitating a policy overhaul.
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Tatum had a dunk over James with 553:41 left -- and stared down the Cavaliers star and bumped him with his chest -- and then followed it with a 3-pointer that gave the Celtics a 72-71 lead.
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The new allegation places even more pressure on Manafort, who has stared down prosecutors as they heaped charges on him and say they continue to investigate the possibility that he coordinated with Russians during the 2016 presidential election.
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Leadership analysis might give clues Hong Kong protests present Trump, Xi with painful choices MORE needs to demonstrate to his people that he stared down Goliath and has tangible reassurance that the United States will not preemptively strike.
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Yes, just about every person that lauded the 73-9 regular-season team from Oakland suddenly flipped their betting odds, switched on their doubt, and stared down the very stark reality that the Chosen Team was slated to die.
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Feeling inspired by the current climate of change, we spoke to 10 industry-disrupting women about their triumphs, aspirations, and motivations — as well as a few of the challenges they've faced (and stared down with steely reserve) along the way.
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After a turbulent few days, the PM appears to have stared down critics from within her own ruling Conservative party, after coming under significant pressure following the resignation of two senior aides — Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson and Brexit Secretary David Davis.
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And yet they stared down at that circle — smoothed by the soles of Hank Williams, Patsy Cline and Johnny Cash, carved 45 years ago out of "mother church" Ryman Auditorium, the Opry's previous home — and they dared to dream that big.
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At a March meeting of the CARB board — where she and her fellow board members resolved to push ahead with stricter emissions rules for cars and trucks, with or without the federal government — she stared down the auto industry representatives present.
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The majority leader spent hours sitting up like a statue — with his hands folded neatly in his lap and a blank expression on his face — as he stared down the Democrats who were making the case to remove Trump from office.
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Thunberg, who was named Time magazine's Person of the Year earlier this week over Trump, has sternly castigated world leaders for not doing enough to combat the climate crisis, and memorably stared down Trump at the UN General Assembly in September.
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We met with young women who had stared down death and despair in towns that lacked basic health care -- as was the case for so many young caretakers during the Ebola crisis -- and were now proudly showing off their public health expertise.
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The first time I ever had gumbo (the real kind that someone's mama spoons out of a giant pot for you), I stared down at a mélange of seafood, sausage, and rice — seduced by creamy roux and a dance of aromatic spices.
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Not long after, the iconoclastic film director Ken Russell invited her to portray the conflicted, temperamental young artist Gudrun Brangwen in his film of D.H. Lawrence's "Women in Love," in which she stared down and danced with a herd of highland cattle.
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Perhaps unwittingly, Ms. Schafer was reciting an argument Mr. Jordan himself offered when he first stared down accusations that he turned a blind eye to the abuse, arguing that he was a victim of "deep state" liberal bureaucrats embedded in the government.
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In an extensive report released on Friday, the committee detailed that several female staff members complained to Mr. Meadows that Mr. West routinely put his hands on their backs and shoulders, pulled their hair, and stared down their blouses and up their skirts.
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Mayor Pete, whose platform includes a proposal to eliminate the Electoral College and replace it with a nationwide popular vote, stood onstage, stared down on the American people and argued that the Democratic nominee should not necessarily be chosen by a popular vote.
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Those five minutes, like the Senate committee hearings where Harris stared down bumbling Trump officials, captured the promise of the let-it-rip ex-prosecutor who'd launched her run five months before in front of 22,000 supporters with moving rhetoric and great expectations.
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As she prepared to get married in a flowy dress and flower crown she hoped would read as free-spirited, Marnie stared down a concerned Hannah and begged her to at least pretend that getting married to Desi was a good decision.
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According to Edmund White's biography, among many audacious acts, the older Genet, caught up in the state violence against protestors, stared down a rifle-toting National Guardsman and reassured the injured victims, many of them white kids who had never encountered police aggression.
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"A protester has power that makes the dictatorship tremble," Cruz said, comparing a man shot in the chest by a Hong Kong police officer last week to the protester who stared down a column of tanks in Tiananmen Square during the 1989 anti-government protests.
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Photo: Ted S. Warren (AP)Evidently registering that no one wants to be stared down by a camera for the entirety of their flight, United and Delta are now covering the tiny in-unit cameras in the back-of-seat entertainment units on their planes.
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Chris Tierney and Matt Nieto scored early goals and Joe Pavelski got another late score for the Sharks, who stared down the demons of their past playoff failures against Los Angeles and advanced to the second round for just the second time since 2011.
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But today, with the benefit of the hard-earned lessons we learned as we stared down the barrel of a loaded gun, most residents of Cape Town -- admittedly not those living in flood-prone, low-lying informal settlements -- are smiling at the prospect of a wet weekend.
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Well, today, all of that all precipitated into one culminating moment as Overlord Goodell took to his fascist war declaration podium before the NFL draft, stared down a public that was littering him with boos (his mere presence elicits vitriol nowadays) and asked for more hatred.
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They put on their best "Run The World" faces and stared down the camera, channeling their inner Solange, Bey and Mama T. Strauss recalled that her wedding planner came running to find the girls, because the impromptu photo shoot caused them to miss their entrance cues.
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As I stared down at her face, newly freed from a tangle of cloth tape and a breathing tube, I drank in the details of her rosebud mouth and realized that the connection we had forged through seemingly insurmountable obstacles was not ending, it was simply changing.
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In her now famous speech to the U.N. on that trip, delivered in the state of indignant incandescence singular to teenage girls, she stared down a room full of the most powerful leaders in the world: "You come to us young people for hope," she said.
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PARIS (Reuters) - In his first year in office, French President Emmanuel Macron has had some big wins — he's changed labor rules to make hiring and firing easier, stared down unions to overhaul the state-run rail company and tamed the budget deficit for the first time in a decade.
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Maybe we can even imagine that he's making Bettman sweat a little, as if a guy who stared down Bob Goodenow and shut down an entire league for a full year is really going to lose sleep over a local politician in one of the NHL's smaller markets.
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Most recently, director Erik Nelson resurrected Wyler's footage for a new documentary, "The Cold Blue," a film dedicated to the heroic actions of the men of the "Mighty Eighth" who stared down death each time they climbed into their cockpits and bombardier enclosures and took to the sky.
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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, whose company just stared down that same question late last year as it negotiated a high-stakes deal with the $100 billion fund, gave voice to that intellectual exercise today as he offered an overview of his business to Goldman Sachs clients and investors.
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President Bill Clinton may have had a war room full of lawyers and press aides when he stared down Republicans during his impeachment in the 1990s, but Trump has a hulking force of eager soldiers who have demonstrated zero willingness to abide by any traditional rules of engagement.
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He stared down the lens of a camera in a crowded, dimly lit room and railed about how it felt to be young and surrounded by violence, to see his older brother's face in the newspaper, and to look at his mother and know from her eyes that she felt lifeless.
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It's been a big week for Greta Thunberg: The 16-year-old Swedish activist led the climate march in New York City, delivered a thunderous speech at the United Nations General Assembly, and stared down President Donald Trump in a moment that has already been GIF'd to the high heavens.
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However, as Selina Meyer (Louis-Dreyfus) stared down a recount in the election that would make or break her one-term presidency as something more, the dread that Veep's badly-behaving, potty-mouthed public citizens faced down was matched with a sense of hilarious chaos the show only previously hinted at.
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" Mr. Najib, who has stared down corruption charges, added, "His appeal to Americans who have been left behind — those who want to see their government more focused on their interests and welfare, and less embroiled in foreign interventions that proved to be against U.S. interests — have won Mr. Trump the White House.
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"I have to admit, as a Democrat, many of my friends and supporters looked at me as if I was absolutely nuts when I suggested that I would be coming tonight to speak with a group that's often identified as the tea party," Buttigieg said as he stared down from the pulpit.
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They mostly feature the face of one student, Nick Sandmann -- who appears to be smirking, and has now come forward -- as he stared down the elder, while a crowd of his fellow students all wearing red-and-white "Make America Great Again" hats gathered around, laughing, and seeming to mock-sing along with Phillips' chant.
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At one point in the beginning of her speech, she broke briefly from her prepared remarks to say, "Hello everyone," and the haunted look on her face, as she stared down hundreds of teens jeering at her, was almost enough to invoke sympathy until I remembered that she is enthusiastically complicit in her husband's agenda.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE of Maine, as chair of the powerful Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee repeatedly stared down the Bush White House.
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In February, President Donald Trump took this hands-off message to a rally in El Paso: "This is the state where a small band of patriots, at the Battle of Gonzales, armed with a single cannon, stared down a foreign, powerful army and declared, 'Come and Take It,'" he told the crowd, according to Breitbart News.
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The group, led by the sons of a Nevada rancher who with a large group of heavily armed men successfully stared down federal agents in a 2014 dispute over grazing fees, had earlier made a public call for help with supplies to cope with the winter weather, with temperatures at the reserve expected to dip below freezing in the coming days.
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" As Mr. Trump takes the stage for the final debate on Wednesday night, evangelical women may well be thinking less about the male leadership's defense of Mr. Trump and more about the words of the popular evangelical speaker and writer Beth Moore, who tweeted this month: "I'm one among many women sexually abused, misused, stared down, heckled, talked naughty to.
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WASHINGTON — The House Ethics Committee issued a rare letter of reproval on Friday to Representative Mark Meadows, Republican of North Carolina and chairman of the hard-line Freedom Caucus, for mishandling sexual harassment allegations against a top aide, after complaints from six female staff members that his former chief of staff frequently engaged in unwanted touching and stared down their blouses.
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