The director Nabil swung by, clutching a cup of tea.
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He swung by Target, but it was out of stock.
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He swung by the store for a bottle of Canadian whiskey.
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To maintain momentum, I swung by Dash for an old-fashioned.
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Hell, he even swung by homecoming and scored a collards sandwich.
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Couldn't he have swung by our house for a cameo appearance?
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TechCrunch swung by RTX to see what all the fuss was about.
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Allegheny as a whole swung by more than 10 points for Clinton.
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He swung by the office to play us five new world premieres.
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As a waiter swung by her table, she ordered a second crepe.
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Another snowmobile driver swung by to rescue him, and Oviuk clambered aboard.
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He swung by the house outside Raleigh and grilled steak for the family.
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We swung by to check out the healing crystals and outfits on display.
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The powerhouse singer and six-time Grammy winner swung by Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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These figures have probably swung by several hundred dollars since I typed this sentence.
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I swung by Casper's New York City offices to see the Wave for myself.
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And shred she does—right alongside her sister, Isobel, who also swung by the studio.
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I swung by the accelerator's new office a few days ago to meet each team.
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Last night, one fan caught a home run swung by Cardinals third baseman Jedd Gyorko.
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Yogi Berra, the legendary Yankees catcher and manager, swung by once to watch the filming.
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Ronson's party was a who's who too -- artists like Lady Gaga and Katy Perry swung by.
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Well, on Tuesday he swung by the r/gameofthrones subreddit to take part in a Reddit AMA.
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The pint-sized powerhouse vocalist, 123, swung by The Late Late Show with James Corden on Monday.
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Elections in the Hawkeye State are swung by grass-roots activism and the enthusiasm of evangelical activists.
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She enlists helpers, one of whom swung by to gather a bulky cardboard box, brimming with ads.
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They swung by the Boulder, CO County Clerk and Recorder's Office before hightailing it to the delivery room.
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Or notify buds you're hanging out at this bar right now, and wouldn't mind if someone swung by.
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During that time, the price swung by more than 10 percent, from a low of $80.06 to $88.16.
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Actor Paul Rudd swung by James Corden's The Late Late Show for a not-so-quick bathroom break.
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In the clips, Hart sat on a swing and was recorded being gently swung by the physical therapist.
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At the end of the press conference, Iain Glen (Ser Jorah Mormont) swung by for his own popsicle.
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The day I swung by, people were handing out morsels of organic pear impaled on E.U.-flag toothpicks.
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A quick search yielded a dessert place not far away and we swung by to take a look.
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Yet even if the Court had allowed the recount to proceed, the margin would not have swung by much.
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It's possible he just swung by her place bright and early to show her something funny on his phone.
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Gunderson was laying in his hospital bed Wednesday when President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump swung by.
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While Handel was meeting potential voters in Alpharetta, House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) swung by her event.
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JAY-Z swung by the BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge on Thursday, playing one new track and one old.
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On Wednesday's episode of Desus & Mero, pop star Tinashe swung by the show to promote her new album, Joyride.
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Keon said he's looking for more gains though the market will continue to be swung by virus-related headlines.
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Even when Winfrey endorsed Obama in 2007, most voters in a Gallup poll said they weren't swung by her.
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At this stage it's pretty much as unstoppable as one of Tyrion's comebacks, or a sword swung by the Mountain.
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"At first, I thought he was joking...Then, one of his punches swung by," CNN Turk quoted Mese as saying.
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Last weekend, Broadly swung by the Oakland Grand Prix Tour in California to talk to some of the women Planeswalkers.
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The event began this week in Palm Springs and if I were based in SoCal, I would have swung by.
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On Thursday, the singer swung by Today in New York City for a performance and a chat on the 3rd Hour.
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The 48-year-old "Hollaback Girl" singer swung by The Ellen DeGeneres Show Friday, where she gushed about Shelton's PEOPLE honor.
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On Thursday, Grande and Miller also swung by to see famed tattoo artist Dr. Woo, where each got some new ink.
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Explaining the injury, Armstrong shared that he then "swung by the Aspen Valley Hospital" in order to get himself checked out.
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Cruz swung by the TV cameras to wish his tired press corps, on the road with him for six days, adieu.
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Rather than demo it ourselves, we swung by T-Pain's house to see what he could do with the updated app.
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Nida swung by the opening of Kandi Burruss and Todd Tucker's new restaurant with a special message from her incarcerated beau.
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Being hit on your uncovered head by a helmet being swung by a 275 lb DE is not one of them.
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The mother-daughter duo swung by the Daily Mail's holiday party, where they were twinning in head-to-toe black ensembles.
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Gavin Newsom made a four-hour road trip from Washington to New York, where he swung by The New York Times.
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In July, I swung by NPR's office to see up-and-coming indie-folk band Big Thief perform at Boilen's desk.
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RR Auction is hawking TaylorMade clubs that were swung by Trump at his course in Bedminster, NJ more than 10 years ago.
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When Kim swung by NBC's Today show set in Pyeongchang, they plied her with all the junk food she could hope for. .
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The 49-year-old actor swung by Thursday's Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, where he addressed his rom-com past.
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The last time Halley's Comet swung by was in 1986, and it's scheduled to make a return at some point during 2061.
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Pence met with several moderate members at the White House on Monday and then swung by the Freedom Caucus later on. Why?
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The Grammy winners are just one of many musical stars who have swung by the Tonight Show for a "classroom instruments" session.
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O'Rourke swung by the trendy and techie SXSW, too, but still didn't announce whether he will embark on a White House run.
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The Bidens first swung by the Invictus Games on Friday alongside former President Barack Obama to watch another game of wheelchair basketball.
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Tom Holland and Zendaya swung by the MTV Movie & TV Awards on Sunday to introduce a new clip from Spider-Man: Homecoming.
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Like one night in mid-September, a cop with two decades of service on the police force swung by around 9 p.m.
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I swung by Contrary Capital's Demo Day this week, in which a number of startups gave a 4- to 5-minute pitch.
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This time, the different angles will allow scientists to reconstruct the three-dimensional path that Osiris-Rex took as it swung by.
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"And he says, 'Oh, I'm sorry I'm late, our jet got in ... and then we swung by Apple to see Steve [Jobs].'"
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Or maybe you swung by an open house on a lark, and dwelt ever after on the beauty you encountered by happenstance.
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On a 13-day trip through Asia, the president swung by the Trump International Hotel Waikiki resort for a 13-minute visit.
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Or at least that's what we learned when GG's beverage director, Gabriel Richter, swung by our MUNCHIES Garden a few weeks ago.
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They also spent New Year's Eve together, where Lopez swung by Drake's Las Vegas gig and cheered him on from the VIP section.
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Then you'd have the people in the middle who will be swung by the fact there are more and more people saying that.
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T-Pain's been working with Apple to promote GarageBand, so we swung by his house to talk with him about the new version.
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Then Trump's Secretary of State pick Rex Tillerson (John Goodman!!!) swung by and was pleased as punch to see his old friend Vlad.
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In an interview with The Hill, Lewis said "several" 6900 contenders had swung by his office to seek his advice or an endorsement.
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Franklin Roosevelt chowed down on a sandwich while sitting in a car during the 1932 campaign; Robert Kennedy crouched over a diner counter while managing his brother's run for president; Ronald Reagan swung by an Alabama McDonald's for a Big Mac in the 1984 race; Bill Clinton notoriously swung by McDonald's as often as he could and ate almost everywhere else.
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Afterwards, she and husband Jay Z swung by sister Solange's "Wine and Grind: Grammy Edition" afterparty, held at a private residence in Los Angeles.
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On Wednesday, she swung by the Supreme Court with daughter Arabella Kushner at the invitation of Justice Anthony Kennedy to listen in on arguments.
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After a disastrous (unless you're Vladimir Putin) NATO summit, President Donald Trump swung by the United Kingdom to meet with Prime Minister Theresa May.
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I recently swung by the establishment to find out how he's managed to deal with impossible politicians and keep their secrets after last call.
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More than one presidential election was arguably swung by Cuban-Americans, who are traditionally more conservative than other Hispanics and mostly live in Florida.
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His fridge was always empty, since, in lieu of preparing food, he ordered delivery or swung by a chic restaurant several times a day.
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Sources close to the rapper tell us Drake saw the video and wanted to oblige, so he swung by the hospital to meet her.
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We swung by Frog's San Francisco studio this week to take a look at a small exhibition it's put together for San Francisco Design Week.
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In 2004, the Academy Award-winning actor swung by the White House and noticed the lack of an espresso maker in the sleep-deprived pressroom.
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On Friday, CEO Ted Bailey of Dataminr swung by our temporary studio set-up in Davos, where Bailey appeared to having a highly productive trip.
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That felt a bit exotic for a Tuesday, so I dragged Hendrix's habit into 21st century London and swung by Boots for some diphenhydramine hydrochloride.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ cops picked up the woman last week after Sean says she swung by his Malibu home twice in 2 days.
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Santa Barbara Bowl's general manager, Rick Boller, tells TMZ that her offer amounted to about one free drink per person to anyone who swung by.
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In a last-ditch effort to whip support for the bill, Trump swung by Capitol Hill Tuesday morning to meet with the House Republican Conference.
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Redcar, a Teesside town whose steel mill shut down four years ago under the Conservative government, swung by 15 points from Labour to the Tories.
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Including the latest swing, the euro-dollar price has swung by 15-25 percent margins nine times since 2007, an eye-popping degree of instability.
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To help out our regular contingent Matthew Lynley, Katie Roof and myself — Alex Wilhelm — Charles Moldow, a general partner at Foundation Capital swung by the studio.
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And resorts magnate Steve Wynn swung by Fox News Channel's temporary studio here to express his frustration with what he said has been an ugly campaign.
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Edmonds shared the footage to her Instagram Story on Friday, showing her baby boy sitting on a swing and being gently swung by the physical therapist.
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Earlier this month, Mr. Trump swung by an Ultimate Fighting Championship event at Madison Square Garden, where he was also met by both boos and cheers.
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Good thing Jack Stewart swung by McLaren's R&D center in Woking, England earlier this month for an in-depth look at this million-dollar baby.
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A day later, he swung by my desk and told me we could head over that evening; 6 PM came around, and we made our way.
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We also swung by Top Notch, the actual drive-in featured in the film, to see how this place has changed since the movie first premiered.
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Gangsters still swung by, but they lined up for appointments alongside famous athletes (David Beckham), singers (Adele, Miley Cyrus, Rihanna) and actors (Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt).
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On Wednesday, the legendary model, 48, swung by Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen where she queried about the controversial comments Jenner had made about modeling.
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He has swung by to inspect a street where tarmac and new sewage pipes have just been laid, and where weeks ago there were potholes and mud.
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After more than nine years and three billion miles of traveling through the solar system, New Horizons swung by Pluto and its moons on July 22014th, 269.
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Earlier this week, we swung by T-Pain's house outside Atlanta, Georgia to see what he could do with Apple's new update to GarageBand for the iPad.
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Our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man swung by in a new trailer today, so it's time for us to do what neighbors do and get a little nosy.
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Joe Arpaio lost his job as sheriff of Maricopa County, AZ, in the 22010 election — even as the state of Arizona swung by 3.5 points to Donald Trump.
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Other bouquets tiptoe around the $210 or $19.993 mark, which is a pretty great price for flowers that don't look like you just swung by the grocery store.
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Speaking of statement coats, Vanderpump Rules star Stassi Schroeder recently swung by the PEOPLE offices, where she listed statement coats as one of her must-have winter items.
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She swung by a Dick&aposs Sporting Goods in the El Segundo neighborhood of Los Angeles to pose for a few photos at its new Copper Fit display.
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And when we swung by the MUNCHIES rooftop garden earlier this year, we wanted to see if we could bottle our own beer with ingredients from the garden.
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Like our current president, he told his supporters they were victims of a "corrupt bargain" swung by the political and financial elites, and they loved him for it.
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He swung by Times Square to discuss lessons learned, the things that still worry him and where he's placing his bets on the future of the financial industry.
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But Cuellar has the support of dozens of local officials and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who swung by Cuellar's campaign headquarters calling for a "resounding victory" last weekend.
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I came back from the gym and was reading student work in my new rental house, ice on my banged up knee, when my husband swung by unexpectedly.
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A show of David's recent paintings happened to be up when I was in town, so we swung by the morning of my last day in the city.
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And they were together again on Sunday for another meal, spotted by photographers as Affleck and Sexton swung by a Jack In The Box drive-through in Santa Monica.
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Asahd swung by to see Minaj on Friday night to deliver her a framed record symbolizing the success of "Do You Mind," the hit Khaled track she guests on.
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Aso told reporters after a cabinet meeting that he would not comment on currency levels, while noting that the yen had swung by 2 yen in the past week.
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On a recent afternoon, Firestone and Nancherla swung by a Drybar salon on West Sixteenth Street to get womanly "uptinis," the blowout chain's name for a prom-ready updo.
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Defying orders from his own government, the Marquis (whose real name was Gilbert du Motier) swung by Continental Congress in 1777 and volunteered to serve the colonial cause for free.
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On Saturday, Beyoncé and husband Jay Z swung by the Weinstein Company and Grey Goose's party for the Academy Award-nominated film Lion at the Montage in Beverly Hills, California.
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Trump, after rallying his supporters a few hours north in Melbourne, Florida, on Saturday, swung by a Dana Farber Foundation fundraiser at night, snapping pictures and thanking attendees for coming.
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On Monday, the Younger star, 30, swung by The Late Late Show with James Corden, where she opened up about how her son is prepping to be a big brother.
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THE taegukgi, South Korea's national flag, has rarely been as present on the country's streets as it is today: swung by demonstrators, plastered on trucks and pitched outside big buildings.
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Then, one afternoon in 2010, a meteorite salesman named Blaine Reed swung by Mr. Detector, a roadside prospecting supply store stocked with gold panning kits, rock hammers, and metal detectors.
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Our first brush with Neptune took place in August 21990, when Voyager 24 swung by, but sadly the craft was also the last to pay the remote planet a visit.
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Our first brush with Neptune took place in August 1989, when Voyager 2 swung by, but sadly the craft was also the last to pay the remote planet a visit.
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When the 21-year-old got a call from her mom about how desperately her grandma was missing Patsy, Hennick swung by her grandmother's house and took Patsy for a ride.
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But Russo swung by an Iowa high school for a Q&A (there's a photo), and one student shared some of the revelations from that chat, including the status of Valkyrie.
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The Late Show, however, thinks that this move may have actually been an attempt to cover up some of the more embarrassing visitors who have swung by the White House lately.
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The 56-year-old actress swung by the Friar's Club in New York City, where her When Harry Met Sally costar Billy Cristal was being honored with the Entertainment Icon Award.
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A robust lineup of presidential wannabes has swung by practically every steakhouse, cafe, bowling alley, brew pub and American Legion post in Iowa, from Wapello to Webster City, in past months.
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Aaron Paul graciously swung by Jimmy Kimmel to recap all five seasons of Breaking Bad for us before we dive into El Camino—and did it all in under three minutes.
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Earlier this year, the crown prince was reported to have swung by Silicon Valley, and the kingdom was likely behind a glowing propaganda magazine that hit newstands across the U.S. in March.
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Earlier this month, she swung by The Ellen DeGeneres Show where she admitted that she's not yet sure exactly how close she and Rihanna are despite the fact that they sometimes text.
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I swung by the record label's booth at the music festival to check out the video, which was being demoed along with soon-to-launch Run the Jewels-themed Google Cardboard viewers.
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The 86-year-old actress, who starred in the original 1961 film, swung by PEOPLE TV's newest series Couch Surfing to stroll down memory lane and watch some of her notable performances.
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Then on Tuesday, the former Vice Presidential hopeful swung by a rally in Iowa to give Trump her official endorsement and give us all a gander at her impressively spangle-laden shrug.
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MINNESOTA (38) None of the GOP candidates will stop in Minnesota in the final days before the caucuses, though Rubio swung by last week and pulled an impressive crowd of nearly 2,000.
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But even before the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, execs from a standout project management company swung by TechCrunch HQ to chat with the Equity crew about their business and growth: Monday.com.
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Meek swung by his alma mater, James G. Blaine Elementary School, Friday afternoon in Philadelphia to personally hand out the goods, and the kids went crazy as they got their new gear.
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The trajectory of Mr. Maezawa and his guests would be similar to the one taken by the Apollo 8 astronauts in 1968 as they swung by the moon but did not land.
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When Desus and Mero swung by and said they hand't played a Gears of War game since Gears 2, but wanted to check out Horde mode in Gears 4, I was... concerned.
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His latest film project is the upcoming Star Wars spin off movie Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (out December 15), which he swung by Wednesday's Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon to promote.
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But before that, Chloe, 18, and Halle, 16, swung by L.A. music mainstay Amoeba Records with PEOPLE Now's Aaron Eisenberg, where they revealed some interesting information about Beyoncé and her daughter Blue Ivy.
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The Pirates of the Caribbean actor caught a performance by the Lido de Paris cabaret dancers on Saturday and swung by children's hospital Necker-Enfants Malades in full Jack Sparrow gear on Thursday.
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St. Lawrence - with its smattering of dairy-farm villages, college towns, and shuttered industrial sites - was also among 63 counties where votes swung by 10 percentage points or more to Trump from Obama.
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Rapper Vic Mensa swung by The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore on Wednesday night to discuss Justin Timberlake and the controversial comments he made during the 2016 BET Awards that sent Twitter aflame.
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Miller is one of the president's longest-serving aides, so it was not surprising that Trump swung by, fresh off taking a lap at the Daytona 500, to wish the new couple well.
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When The Legend of Tarzan stars Alexander Skarsgard and Margot Robbie swung by Saturday for a live Twitter Q&A that was broadcast on Periscope, the results were as revealing as Skarsgard's shirtless wardrobe.
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On Friday's Today, Fonda and Lily Tomlin swung by to promote season 3 of their acclaimed Netflix show about two former rivals who forge a friendship after their husbands leave them for each other.
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The pop star swung by NBC's A Very Wicked Halloween Monday night, celebrating 15 years of Wicked on Broadway (which doubled as drumming up some excitement for the long-in-the-works movie adaptation).
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Usher swung by Alfred Coffee in West Hollywood on Friday — more than a week after three individuals announced they were suing him for failing to warn them he reportedly had herpes before having sex.
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We passed a halal butcher and a line of men in prayer caps outside a mosque; we swung by his old elementary school and the apartment where one of his girlfriends used to live.
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Retired teacher Marilyn Schmitt, 111, who came out to see Biden, also heard similar values expressed by Buttigieg, the openly gay mayor of South Bend, Indiana, who swung by her town five days earlier.
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The actress, best known for the beloved '90s sitcom The Nanny, swung by PEOPLE's Chatter on Wednesday where she opened up about her Cancer Schmancer organization and the positive ways her diagnosis impacted her life.
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Then the Bagger swung by the Fox party; clearly the studio anticipated a big win for "The Revenant" (hey, the Bagger did, too) renting out the sprawling Hollywood Athletic Club, with barricades lining the sidewalks.
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More importantly, if the statewide vote swung by 5 points in a Democratic direction — representing the largest Democratic wave in more than 40 years — the plan's efficiency gap would still favor Republicans by double digits.
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After the Academy Awards, the "Parasite" director swung by the Governors Ball (the official after party), then her and practically every other A-lister in Hollywood hit Vanity Fair's annual Oscar party in Beverly Hills.
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Two veteran SI models who scored a spot in this year's iconic issue, Hannah Ferguson and Bo Krsmanovic, swung by the PEOPLE offices today to dish what their families really think about their skimpy swimsuit shots.
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On Thursday, the America's Next Top Model judge and supermodel, 30, swung by Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen where a caller asked her about the controversial comments Jenner made about modeling back in August.
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Trump went to Israel, met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, swung by the Church of the Holy Sepulchre and made a historic visit to the Western Wall (he's the first sitting president to do so).
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These lucky few even met Kylie the night before when she swung by to visit the store before its grand opening – and said she was more beautiful and kind in person than they ever expected. 2.
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I started running as an amputee seven years ago, when, on a whim, I swung by a running workshop for lower leg amputees held at Chelsea Piers in Manhattan and organized by the Challenged Athletes Foundation.
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So the women drove the child and her father to a nearby clinic where they arranged for a free evaluation, then swung by a pharmacy to pick up some medicine to treat the pain and swelling.
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The 24-year-old supermodel swung by Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen on Wednesday, where she was asked by a caller whether her finacé — Detroit Tigers pitcher Justin Verlander — prefers sex before or after games.
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The 45-year-old mother of two swung by Thursday's Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, where she was asked by a caller how she thought Kelly's first week at the popular NBC morning show went.
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This year, she celebrated ten years marriage to her husband, businessman Matt Robinson, who she met when he randomly swung by to see her perform in Nashville some years before at the suggestion of a mutual friend.
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So when Richter swung by the garden—while it was on the last legs of LA-style weather—he was shocked to discover that our lemon thyme, winter thyme, rosemary, and pineapple sage were alive and kicking.
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Steven Coy happened to be eating lunch at Miss Katie's Diner in Milwaukee when Ted Cruz's wife Heidi and Carly Fiorina swung by for a campaign stop Wednesday afternoon, before news of Trump's latest abortion comments made headlines.
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Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aimé swung by The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon tonight to show off two of the company's most important products in years — smartphone game Super Mario Run, and the new Switch console.
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Before he swung by Russo's restaurant in L.A., Holland dropped in on Jimmy Kimmel's late-night show in October to show off his new superhero costume — cracking that he'd lost his mask to Kimmel's co-host, Guillermo Rodriguez.
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Kylie's not the only beauty magnate in the family, either, Caitlyn also swung by her daughter's Snapchat to do a quick plug for her new MAC lipstick, Finally Free, a shimmering light rose shade: And that's not all.
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Rapper Bushwick Bill also swung by to tell us the tale of how he lost his eye—a story that involves a PCP blunt, a bad plan to make some insurance money, and his mom with a gun.
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I swung by one morning before the second Republican debate, held at the Reagan Library in Simi Valley in September 2015, and snapped this pic of a yellow "X" across the star that was embedded across the internet.
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Last week saw Zayn release a new single, "Let Me" in the run up to a brand new album, his second as a solo artist, and today he swung by Beats 1, via telephone, to chat about it.
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Even if you haven't typed in a single personally identifiable piece of information, a website can make a good guess about whether you're the same guy who swung by last Tuesday, and can market you some relevant advertising accordingly.
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The 53-year-old actor, who was recently fired from his job as weatherman on Comedy Central's The Jim Jefferies Show, swung by the five-day performing arts festival in England — snapping pictures with some of the performing musicians.
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Since Tictail is one of the best destinations for uncovering these hidden style gems, I swung by the Tictail Market in New York City and tried out some pieces from various under-the-radar brands from around the world.
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Before the Cavs flew back to Cleveland to greet their hometown fans, they swung by the XS Nightclub in Vegas to punctuate the night's festivities, which included a Larry O'Brien-shaped cake and enough champagne to last several lifetimes.
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Hilty, 37 — a Tony-nominated veteran of the Great White Way with turns in shows like Wicked and 9 to 5 — swung by the Brooks Atkinson Theater, where McPhee is making her Broadway debut in the Sara Bareilles-penned musical.
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NASA astronaut Scott Kelly—he of the Year in Space experiment, excellent Instagram feed, the not-so-first flower, and water ping-pong—answered these and other burning questions when he swung by Reddit on Saturday for an Ask Me Anything.
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The 75-year-old politician swung by the San Francisco spot late Tuesday night with a small group of friends, a representative for the restaurant told Eater, and opted to forgo the ribs or smoked pork the eatery is known for.
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Last year THUMP swung by, and we can attest that the only thing hotter than the action going down in the room's dark corners were the nasty house and techno heaters provided by the "bathroom attendants" in the DJ booth.
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We swung by the Boon Burger Café, which claims to be "Canada's first all-vegan burger cafe," where I ate the Spicy Boon Buffalo Burger, a grilled patty with Louisiana hot sauce, mayo, guacamole, tomatoes, celery, red onions, and lettuce.
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Hebden also played "Rings in the Coffee", by Madlib and Future Islands' Sam Herring's collaborative project Trouble Know Me. Later in the broadcast, Joy Orbison, Champion, and Pearson Sound all swung by the studio to play their own guest mixes.
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The vote for a British exit, or Brexit, swung by England and Wales, felt crushing to the Scots, who have strongly favored membership in the European Union and its single market, feeding their alienation from the Conservative-led United Kingdom.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, 38, swung by the fast food burger chain to fulfill her sweet tooth with a vanilla soft serve ice cream cone (from the dollar menu!) wearing an outfit most of us can relate to.
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Earlier today in Davos, where afternoon temperatures reached a balmy 20 degrees (and evening temps have dropped to limb-numbing f-f-five degrees Fahrenheit), CEO Valery Vavilov of the bitcoin infrastructure provider and transaction processing company BitFury swung by our temporary studio.
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Young Thug, whose smooth, natural tone on the first of his two appearances was a welcome surprise; Quavo and Travis Scott, the latter of whom swung by on a date of Drake's ongoing Boy Meets World tour; and 2Chainz, who needs no introduction.
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As part of her whirlwind trip between Witness world tour performances in Belgium and Amsterdam, Petty swung by the theater — posting a photo of the show's program on her Instagram Story and even adding a sweet heart-filled sticker above an image of Bloom's face.
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So when celebrity hairstylist and Glam App founder Joey Maalouf swung by PeopleStyle's offices recently, we asked him for a go-to bridal hairstyle look that works whether you're a guest or the one walking down the aisle for our "How It's Done" video series.
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I swung by a press preview last week and spent a few hours, as I do every year, sampling all the bikes on display, from the usual big names, such as Harley-Davidson and Indian, Honda and BMW, but also a few upstarts, including Royal Enfield.
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Photo: J. Scott Applewhite (AP)Google CEO Sundar Pichai finally swung by the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday for a real clown show of a hearing which—including a denial that the company is planning to launch a censored Chinese search engine "right now"—contained little useful information.
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Last August, 15-year-old schoolboy Jermaine Goupall was stabbed to death simply because he lived in the CR7 zip code and happened to be hanging out in his neighborhood when a gang from the nearby CR0 zip code swung by armed with knives, looking for enemies to maim.
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" Exclusive: Two other Trump advisers also spoke with Russian envoy during GOP convention Mercedes-Benz shows off its first pickup Attorney General Jeff Sessions steps aside from Russia probe He swung by again 2010, and, after seeing the machine's dirty coffee filter, sent along a new machine for those "poor slobs.
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The 25-year-old "God Is a Woman" singer swung by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Thursday to promote her new album, Sweetener (out now), and explained that wedding bells were ringing in her mind when she first crossed paths with Davidson while hosting Saturday Night Live in 2016.
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I've paid 4.1 visits to "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812," starting five years ago at the 87-seat Ars Nova theater Off Broadway, and including a fractional visit one afternoon when I swung by to see a scene I was trying to describe in a story about Josh Groban.
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I was on vacation in Krakow, Poland with my boyfriend, and that day we'd visited the city's ancient Wawel Castle, traversed medieval squares, picked over grimy antiques at outdoor markets, swung by Oskar Schindler's factory, and, at one point, found ourselves standing on the stones of what had been the Krakow Ghetto.
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A few years earlier, his friend had bought a condo off the Greystone stop of the Metro-North line, and before Mr. Rios returned to Manhattan, they swung by the friend's brother's place at Modera Hudson Riverfront, a new development on the banks of the Hudson River two train stops closer to Manhattan.
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In the 18 counties in the Green Bay media market, where TV ads linked Judge Hagedorn to Mr. Trump, voters swung by 18 points toward the conservative compared with a State Supreme Court election last year won by a liberal judge, according to an analysis by Craig Gilbert of The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
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