Tristan Shone has been steamrolling a prolific path since 2004.
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I'm expecting a classic cocktail of opioid funding and partisan steamrolling.
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Leaders seem reflexively determined to govern by steamrolling the other side.
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Trump is "steamrolling our national conversation," Sikoryak says, regardless of your political persuasion.
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But at the moment, Biden is steamrolling his way to the Democratic nomination.
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Chris Christie signed on, is intent on steamrolling his way to the nomination.
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Ms. Boone became known for her steamrolling drive and not the fragility underneath.
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Still, all this counts on Trump not steamrolling his way through the nominating process.
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Here he is steamrolling Alisyn Camerota as she tries to ask him questions. pic.twitter.
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Social media platforms are steamrolling their old designs to highlight the camera and people's Stories.
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In an effort to win people to our sides, we could wind up steamrolling them.
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LSU reclaimed the top spot after steamrolling Georgia in the SEC title game, 37-10.
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If not for the quality of its victories, then for the steamrolling of those vanquished.
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The BJP subsequently tightened its grip on power, steamrolling to victory in a series of states.
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Uber may have a reputation for steamrolling its competitors, but it can be conciliatory at times.
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Uber, the ridesharing company that made its name by steamrolling local regulations, isn't much for compromise.
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For Renata, that means becoming rich again and steamrolling everyone in Amabella's (but really Renata's) path.
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Until Trump's loudest detractors realize this, he'll continue steamrolling over every flimsy barrier they set before him.
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But Paul's finesse game was flattened by the steamrolling Trump, who likewise dispatched with retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson.
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A non-narcissistic person is more likely to understand they're steamrolling the conversation and back off a bit.
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Given Inoue's last half-decade of steamrolling dudes, the old guard beating new to the punch is surreal.
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New Jersey governor Former Goldman Sachs executive Phil Murphy is steamrolling toward New Jersey's Democratic nomination for governor.
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Na'Vi started out on the CT side, winning the pistol round and pretty much steamrolling Team Liquid from there.
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Turkey's president, a man used to steamrolling his critics at home, is in for a rough visit to Washington.
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Then 2012's Argo stormed into the Kodak Theatre, steamrolling the competition without a Best Director nomination for Ben Affleck.
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"You now have a president-elect who will absolutely delight in steamrolling her," one Wall Street banker said this week.
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It worked in the primaries, where he was able to stand out from the crowd, steamrolling opponents and flustering fact-checkers.
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As with many modern day events, the steamrolling was live-tweeted by the man who manages the Pratchett estate, Rob Wilkins.
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Steamrolling the legislature like it's Jules in an argument with Bethenny Frankel doesn't exactly uphold our tenet of checks and balances.
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Then she arrived at the doors to Flushing Meadows and looked unbeatable, steamrolling her way into her 10th U.S. Open final.
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All eyes are looking forward, not back, and players are steamrolling anything — or anyone, in Krug's case — that gets in their way.
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" Dykstra also alleged that once she left, the ex had her blacklisted at companies she worked for regularly, effectively "steamrolling [her] career.
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An art collector and philanthropist with a ruthless streak, Riggio spent two decades steamrolling independent booksellers and bending publishers to his will.
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Since 2009, the company has aggressively expanded to more than 450 cities, at times steamrolling regulators and launching campaigns against local lawmakers.
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Cleveland hasn't even fully "flipped the switch" on defense, and is steamrolling what's supposed to be its stiffest pre-Golden State Warriors competition.
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Trump was borderline incoherent, steamrolling reasonable questions and routinely dismissing every concern about the links between his businesses and his presidency and Russia.
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Pretty Little Liars is steamrolling towards its two-hour finale, and as a diehard fan, I'm more than a little bummed about it.
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Following McConnell's announcement, the Senate is in a position to quickly begin the trial — even if it requires steamrolling the 47-member minority.
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The Cavaliers then exacted their revenge in the NCAA tournament, steamrolling the competition en route to their first national championship in program history.
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George Osborne, Mr Cameron's chancellor, put trade and investment at the heart of the relationship, steamrolling any concerns about human rights and national security.
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After steamrolling its opponents during its 10-game home winning streak, Washington found itself in a dogfight with the Detroit Red Wings on Thursday.
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In turn, EU leaders delivered a snub to Poland's government by steamrolling its objections and reappointing former Polish premier Donald Tusk to chair summits.
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And it's going to start steamrolling — so there's good cause for everyone to unite behind the guy who will decimate Hillary Clinton in November.
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James Harden is hot on his heels, but the steamrolling anger of Russ's game is much more compelling to the eye than Harden's slipperiness.
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They've been a completely different team in 2017, steamrolling the league to go from 11-63 to knocking on the door of the playoffs.
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But those disputes were largely resolved in open multilateral discussions, and the lingering challenges aren't fixed by steamrolling an unprecedented military-transparency regime, Bolton-style.
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Pavel didn't give up on his Rogue deck, though, coming into the next game strong and steamrolling over DrHippi's Druid for the 4-2 win.
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From getting kicked out of a chair to being beaten with a brush in an ice rink bathroom, Grace holds her own opposite Janney's scene-steamrolling.
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And while some people argue that such strong-arming, big-footing, and steamrolling tactics are necessary, time has shown this line of attack to be nihilistic.
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"Duterte is steamrolling the rule of law and its advocates both at home and abroad," said Phelim Kine, deputy director for Human Rights Watch's Asia Division.
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The Los Angeles Clippers have been steamrolling through Eastern Conference opponents of late but they will be tested in their one trip to Boston on Wednesday.
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The question is whether Democrats will bargain with an administration hell-bent on steamrolling congressional oversight on so many fronts, including funding for a border wall.
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Roger Stone, a longtime Trump adviser, wrote a column on his website envisioning a Trump candidacy steamrolling to the nomination, powered by wall-to-wall media attention.
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Venerated luxury brands like Cartier and Prada sought a younger and more diverse crowd, while indie downtown labels cemented their reputations for steamrolling racial and gender boundaries.
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The lack of match practice told as she lost the opening set 6-0 in her first round clash against qualifier Shelby Rogers before steamrolling the American.
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And it takes the absolute steamrolling of her self-esteem through cringey social functions to make the simple, kind words she receives later feel like cathartic triumphs.
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"By lashing out and seeking to rein in critical voices, President Erdogan's government is steamrolling over human rights," Andrew Gardner, Amnesty International's Turkey expert, said in a statement.
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Cruz has a lot riding on Texas, where he is banking on a big win in his home state to stop Donald Trump from steamrolling to the nomination.
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But these songs are as diaristic as they are politically vital, and Donnelly seems intent on not steamrolling one of those characteristics for the sake of the other.
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A natural welterweight, Alves won his season of The Ultimate Fighter with consummate ease as a middleweight—steamrolling his opponents with knockout and submission wins to his credit.
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Sir Oliver and Mr Grieve are both veterans of the "May wars" to prevent the government from steamrolling Parliament and have created a store of templates and strategies.
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For what it's worth, there was a Nazi law prohibiting Jews from owning guns -- but remember, they would have been battling Hitler's army, which was steamrolling entire countries.
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Trump's campaign had been steamrolling until recently, as the GOP front-runner took heat for remarks made on abortion, torture and the roll of nuclear weapons in international politics.
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The emails give unique insight into the behind-the-scenes machinations of Uber's lobbying arm, which has been accused of steamrolling the regulatory processes of municipalities around the world.
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Nonetheless, Clinton allies insist the former secretary of State will not underestimate Trump, who surprised the professional political class by steamrolling to front-runner status in the GOP primary.
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TCU showed no mercy on a Purdue squad missing its standout quarterback, steamrolling to a 34-13 victory in a non-conference clash Saturday night in West Lafayette, Indiana.
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Sanders has opened up polling leads in California and Texas, the two biggest states to vote on March 85033, and his small-dollar fundraising apparatus is steamrolling the competition.
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"By lashing out and seeking to rein in critical voices, President Erdogan's government is steamrolling over human rights," Andrew Gardner, Amnesty's Turkey expert, said in response to the latest crackdown.
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Dying her hair platinum blonde and steamrolling her good girl image in Written on the Wind proved to be her big break, earning her an Oscar and juicier film roles.
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I was stunned by how straight up rude he was being about it, too; whenever I'd interject, or gently try to correct him, he'd dismiss me and keep on steamrolling.
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Particularly, in the end, you're so on his side and so fucking pissed with the way that those Americans are handling it and just sort of steamrolling this whole community.
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Taken together, the episodes demonstrate the way Ailes used his media perch to pursue ideological objectives, steamrolling over anyone who got in his way, and resisting any efforts to constrain him.
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The Senate tax bill is steamrolling towards passage this afternoon, with members' concerns being addressed — except for the deficit hawks, who aren't getting extra debt-reducing provisions added to the bill.
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Finally, Amazon has developed a reputation for steamrolling local economies and may end up killing over 2 million jobs as it increases its dominance over traditional retail and other market sectors.
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The leaders of the European Union delivered a withering snub to Poland's right-wing government on Thursday by steamrolling its objections and reappointing former Polish premier Donald Tusk to chair their summits.
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Cydonia left the group stages with a 22-20 record, steamrolling Handsomeguy twice 22-21 and 212-103 but losing to the top Chinese player JasonZhou in a close 210-230 match.
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I don't know how Downward Dog found its way onto a broadcast TV network's comedy slate, but after steamrolling through the four episodes made available to critics, I'm just thrilled it did.
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And once you have made it through the perilous opening stages of the campaign, do you even need to fight the battles personally anymore, since you're generally steamrolling one minor power after another?
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Clinton supporters and strategists outside her orbit say that makes her fully capable of absorbing losses in the first two states and then steamrolling Sanders when the contest moves to more diverse places.
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Cruz's main challenge in his 2012 bid came on the Republican side with a general-election steamrolling of his Democratic opponent, a former state lawmaker who hadn't held office in nearly a decade.
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The Nintendo 64 certainly had bigger numbers to throw around on paper than the PS1, for example, while the PS2's inferior specs didn't stop it from steamrolling the Xbox and the GameCube.
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Uber's Flying Car Plan Meets the Regulator It Can't IgnoreAfter years of steamrolling local taxi authorities and ignoring impotent city officials, Uber has started a battle where asking permission most definitely trumps asking forgiveness.
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In the final scene of "The Social Network," a lawyer advises Mr. Zuckerberg to settle with the people who had accused him of steamrolling them — the Winklevii and his Facebook co-founder Eduardo Saverin.
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A team coming off a national championship and on its way to three more, and now steamrolling toward a fifth in a row as it heads into this year's N.C.A.A. tournament at 32-1483.
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After witnessing the exacerbation of social problems caused by new, large-scale developments in Society Hill in Philadelphia and East Harlem in New York, she turned against the urban renewal schemes that were steamrolling cities.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Rafael Nadal continued his march towards a record-extending 12th French Open title by steamrolling a sorry Kei Nishikori 6-1 6-1 123-3 to book his place in the semi-finals on Tuesday.
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But on the issue of transgender troops, conservatives who worried that Mattis was steamrolling them won out, with Trump siding with them less than a month after Mattis committed to a six-month review of the issue.
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But now he's facing a rupture with his Pentagon leaders after steamrolling them on a series of decisions — from Mideast troop movements and the use of military funds for a border wall to disciplinary actions involving individual commandos.
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CLEVELAND (Reuters) - The Golden State Warriors secured their status as an NBA dynasty on Friday by steamrolling the Cleveland Cavaliers to claim a third title in four years, and one that might send LeBron James elsewhere to seek championships.
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Yes, the perfect foundation is hard to come by, but finding its match in a concealer — the one that melts into skin, magically lending brightness to dark circles and steamrolling bumpy blemishes — is a whole other kind of struggle.
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So far, it's working: The USMNT has won both games since the switch and flashed perhaps its most dynamic form since the 2014 World Cup in their final tune-up match, a 513-0 steamrolling of a lackadaisical Bolivia.
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There are real concerns about the way 22011G is being deployed in the US, including security issues, the potential to interfere with weather forecasting systems, and the FCC steamrolling local regulators in the name of accelerating the 22010G rollout.
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But whereas Steve Jobs went on to define what it meant to be a modern founder—the turtleneck uniform, the keynote showmanship, the scorn for formal education and steamrolling managerial style—Woz just became a wealthier version of his former self.
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"Duterte is steamrolling the rule of law and its advocates both at home and abroad," said Phelim Kine, Asia deputy director at Human Rights Watch (HRW) in a statement this week, noting that the President was breeding a violent society.
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Barnes & Noble's e-reader was more than just a rare competitor to Amazon's steamrolling Kindle, it was a nice device with an interesting design — and one of the first in its class to offer now-standard technologies like front lighting.
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One gets the feeling that she's uninterested in tarnishing her carefully curated universal appeal with such tawdry topics; rather, she prefers to stay on (positive) message, flashing that sweetheart smile and steamrolling over anyone who tries to lure her off-script.
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Be smart: This impatient and improvisational billionaire — who spent a lifetime cutting deals, grabbing what he wanted, and steamrolling anybody in his path as the boss of his own company — has no interest in adapting to the ways of Washington.
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Earlier this week in an interview with Zane Lowe, Malik admitted what seemed like the unmentionable: that he never wanted to be in One Direction, and that, for him, it was just kind of a runaway freight that kept steamrolling.
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The Buckeyes have been steamrolling opponents since their early loss to Oklahoma, winning five in a row by an average of 42 points, and they are coming off a bye week that should have them primed and ready for the challenge.
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It's not just the cold, it's the openness, the sense that pieces like "Velvet on the Horns" can sprint off into any direction, from sidewinding tremolo-picked riffs to uneasy ambience to steamrolling drum punishment all within a minute or two.
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Koreans will be quick to tell you that the gray haze steamrolling their city wafts over from China and Mongolia, but the unending parade of cars in this sprawling metro area of over 20 million are probably not entire blameless.
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By and large, Uber and Lyft are steamrolling government opposition across the U.S. Last summer in New York, Uber badly embarrassed Mayor Bill de Blasio by soundly defeating his bid to cap the number of for-hire drivers in the city.
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To Trump supporters, who enjoy the president's grinning face stuck to all manner of pictures and gifs — and shirts — Heuser's image represents how they see the president every day: as an unimaginably wealthy man, casually steamrolling the world on impossibly expensive tank treads.
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In his office in the Senate Russell Building in 2009, Bayh repeatedly met with donors for the health insurance and pharmaceutical sectors who were trying to shape the health care bill that was steamrolling through Congress at the time, according to the schedule.
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Duffy will be looking to end Kansas City's five-game losing streak as well as stifle a Chicago attack that registered 15 hits and went 7-for-12 with runners in scoring position while steamrolling the Royals 12-1 in Monday's series opener.
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He is, after all, a dude who in 1970, ruined Ray Fosse's career by steamrolling him in an All-Star game, and subsequently used the cheap shot to burnish the self-aggrandized "one true hard-nose" version of himself to sell tacky crap.
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The whole thing was pretty awful, with Bateman repeatedly saying "not to belittle it, but..." before immediately belittling her story anyway, continually minimizing Walter's experience as something that just happens on set sometimes and steamrolling her as she and Alia Shawkat tried to argue otherwise.
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Ferrari has not won a race so far this season, and the more nimble Mercedes team is steamrolling all competition again — with the exception of the surprising resurgence of Red Bull, which is the only other team to have won a race this year.
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Del Tredici's script serves up rapid-fire exchanges that keep the interrogation steamrolling ahead, and Scanlon's subtle changes to Brooklyn Nine-Nine's default direction make the scenes in which Jake and Holt stare down their suspect feel more ominous than the show's usual vibe.
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Ted Cruz in the primary and had kept his position closely guarded, gave an impassioned plea for delegates to be free to vote for whomever they chose, citing the importance of rights to the GOP and criticizing the Trump campaign for what he called steamrolling the nomination.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Queens public officials have invited Amazon to the bargaining table on behalf of Long Island City artists, a decision that has enraged community members who have accused the corporate behemoth of steamrolling dissent by "art-washing" their HQ123 headquarters proposal.
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A cautious revisionist job, "The Founder" tells an old-fashioned sweet-and-sour fable of good American capitalism versus bad, and how Ray Kroc built his fortune by steamrolling Mac and Dick McDonald — the brothers who built the first McDonald's — before going in for the corporate kill.
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It found legislative champions in South Carolina Republican Senator Tim Scott and New Jersey Democratic Senator Cory Booker, who slipped a section into the omnibus tax bill steamrolling its way through Congress in late 20123, attracting little attention amid the debate over deep corporate and individual tax cuts.
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Trump's Super Tuesday #3 The anti-Trump donor call that day set in motion what would become the end-run at the real estate mogul to prevent him from steamrolling through the winner-take-all contests that started Tuesday night on Super Tuesday #3 with Ohio and Florida.
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No, folks, I'm not retracting any of my "it won't be Trump" predictions just yet, but in the interest of staying au courant with my fellow pundits in the wake of last night's Nevada steamrolling let's stroll for a moment in a world where Donald Trump actually wins the nomination.
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But the urge to compare the two conflicts is still understandable, because for all the differences in detail, the drama in the church is a kind of photonegative of the drama in Washington, D.C. In both contexts, a provisional center has cracked up, and a form of steamrolling populism has taken power.
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Judging from his speech on Monday, his statements throughout the campaign, and interviews with historians and psychologists, Mr. Trump has committed himself to denigrating, if not steamrolling, the conditioned responses that have long served to help unite the country in times of crisis and offer Americans a chance to grieve and heal, and regain a sense of safety.
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Boasting bright colors, a gorgeous tongue-in-cheek '90s aesthetic, and more tie-dye than a Lisa Frank Trapper Keeper, the video showcases the essence of K-pop's steamrolling international popularity: talented hot people performing sharp, interesting choreography, and doing it incredibly well, all balanced against a clear visual style that you'll be thinking about for days.
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"Dust Tracks" (1993), the sole painting in the show and the first thing you encounter as you walk through the door, reaches out and grabs you in a lurching embrace; a raucous concoction of swells, swirls, and cutaway voids, it's more sculpture than painting, a human-scaled riposte to Frank Stella's steamrolling Moby-Dicks (1986-88) from the decade before.
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" Television host Miss Lori, who has written about being terrified when she couldn't find her then 4-year-old daughter at an auto show, said, "Imagine if all these people steamrolling the parents and the zookeepers about this incident were to invest their 'Monday Morning Quarterbacking' energy into actually becoming an expert in zoology, early childhood psychology or social work.
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But in a wild turn of events, the track got picked up by a small local station before getting airplay on one of the biggest radio stations in Italy—and within days, it was steamrolling its way to becoming one of the biggest hits of the late 1990s, taking the electronic music group touring around the world as their song shot up the charts.
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Loud, sloppy, angry songs about revolution, apocalypse, and fucking shit up, or sad songs about the mess we've made already, or beer-drinking and hell-raising songs to scream out with your buddies—punk is many things, and even though there's a snowball's chance in hell that Kardashian can tell Discharge from Disclose or Antisect from Anti Cimex, what could possibly be more punk than a woman steamrolling over any concept of what is "proper" or "respectable" and rising to international fame on the strength of her own sweat and blood, to say nothing of that perfect storm of sexual agency, business acumen, and ego?
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