" TAKE A SEAT "I love a good seated dinner.
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She tells him to take a seat, and he complies.
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All of the faux puritanical moralizers can take a seat.
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President Trump is welcome to take a seat right there'
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Justin and I take a seat and watch the race.
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I have a glass of prosecco and take a seat.
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LONDON — Okay, everyone take a seat, we have some big news.
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I leave my room and take a seat in the parlor.
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Take a seat on the other side of the judges' table.
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Take a seat, rainbow highlighter: You're old news in internet time.
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The master of seating arrangements did not himself take a seat.
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I wait, take a seat by the graffiti-stained window. Bang!
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Honestly, we recommend you take a seat before you take a peek.
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They may inspire future performers to take a seat at grandma's piano.
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Anyone walking down Grand Street could come in and take a seat.
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But, if there's a chance to take a seat, why not try?
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Take a seat back in the peanut section and sit the f— down.
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Hey Sarah, we'd like to take a seat and sample some baked goods.
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Then new parents will probably want to take a seat for this news.
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Take a seat on the grassy lawn, dig in, and stretch your legs.
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Now, added to that, Daimler will take a seat on the Taxify board.
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I take a seat next to the girl with the Maple Leafs sweatshirt.
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"It continues, brilliantly, "Take a seat, because this concept may blow your mind.
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TheRackhamis also cooler- or bucket-ready, so you can take a seat, too.
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So take a seat in the sharing circle and pretend that today, Oct.
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Take a seat along its bank, it's your ideal post-party chill spot.
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Chief Judge Mohammed Sherin allowed Mr. Mubarak to take a seat while testifying.
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Adults will need to take a seat while playing games on the device.
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If Manchin loses, they have to take a seat that currently leans Republican.
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That's where he first decided to take a seat during the national anthem.
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They'll fly into Vegas, take a seat in the ballroom, and see what happens.
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I have two and take a seat with some familiar faces around the hostel.
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Move over pizza, take a seat bacon, it's 2016, and the burrito is king.
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Robots are going to take a seat at the conference room table in 2017.
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Top 11 Winners Anne Wen Now, give me a beat and take a seat
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Take a seat in this premium gaming chair which is made of BMW leather.
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I get to the hotel and take a seat in the relatively quiet bar.
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Not once in the 22013 minutes of Game 23 did Barrett take a seat.
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Let them save (lots of) money, take a seat and watch your happy day.
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My roommate and I take a seat at café Karino for an Aperol Spritz.
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I can't help thinking what he will think when I finally take a seat.
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I take a seat at a table on the outer edge of the dining room.
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"I'm not scared…you're scared!" he declares as I take a seat at the top.
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I arrive a bit early, take a seat near the back, and order a cider.
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If Walker is so tired of standing up, then she can just take a seat.
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Jason Epstein, the managing director at Columbus Nova, will take a seat on Gawker's board.
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We'll admit it: Ice cream is the undisputed dessert of summer (take a seat, popsicles).
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On the bus, a young man stands up so my dad can take a seat.
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The guard had apparently been telling audience members to take a seat during the concert.
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The #InMyFeelings challenge is going to have to take a seat for just a second.
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Drawn to the sound of their rustic guffaws, I head over and take a seat.
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The Rackham is also cooler- or bucket-ready, so you can take a seat, too.
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The lead detective insisted that Jennifer let them in and that she take a seat.
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Pedro invites me to take a seat, but before we begin talking, his phone rings.
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He wanted me to take a seat, but I was not about to do so.
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Ted Fike, partner at SoftBank Investment Advisers, will take a seat on the GetYourGuide board.
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As a result of the investment, Swanson will take a seat on the company's board.
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He invited me to take a seat in the vacant chair next to the president.
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Many English and French volunteers take a seat at the long, central table surrounded by benches.
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Pichette is now the second well-known Google exec to take a seat on Twitter's board.
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It looks like the cool kids' table just let a new It Girl take a seat.
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The terrace at the Pied de Cochon is deserted and peaceful, so I take a seat.
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Take a seat, any seat — they're all cheap, and they all have a million-dollar view.
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The prime minister appeared flustered as he watched Lee take a seat on the opposition benches.
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Attendants overturned the chair of anyone who dared take a seat without forking over a nickel.
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So when the coach says, "Take a seat," he is often referring to a specific one.
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Zanco sat down beside him and gestured for Magid to take a seat across from them.
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Take a seat as its passenger and ride through it as if you were in a dream.
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Trump transition Before Trump takes office, he's going to have to take a seat for a deposition.
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It's Will Smith's turn to take a seat at the red table, and he's not holding back.
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He follows me through the front door and we take a seat in the small waiting room.
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"Take a seat," Gieszinger yells at a male student, pointing to a chair in front of her.
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I walk into a wood-panelled room and take a seat on a plastic-covered hay bale.
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I take a seat in a black pleather booth, next to a terrarium full of iridescent dragons.
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BP Venture's senior principal David Hayes will take a seat on the board of Calysta, BP said.
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Move over, Grandma, take a seat, Aunty, and meet the the world's greatest Wheel of Fortune player.
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The American-born Lady Astor was the first woman to take a seat in the British Parliament.
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Her experience in front of the camera has inspired her to take a seat in the director's chair.
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JoJo and Chase take a seat on a rocky overlook to talk about feelings and drink hot cocoa.
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Please take a seat, and I will let you know when the doctor is ready to see you.
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If you haven't heard by now, please take a seat and let me break the news to you.
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So, why not take a seat on your cooler and let it take you to your next destination?
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Elizabeth Warren was told to take a seat after a clash with Majority Leader Mitch McConnell in Sen.
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Walk around her and take a seat, or go sit in her chair, it just was simply awkward.
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Maguire's boss, not known for warm and fuzzy moments with subordinates, didn't invite him to take a seat.
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McLoughlin will remain on as a board director, and Clouse will also take a seat on the board.
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If you are such a person, and you are at the Guggenheim, by all means take a seat.
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The host made Ramsay take a seat on "the naughty step," after he hilariously cursed over and over.
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HPE CEO Meg Whitman, who engineered last year's split, will take a seat on the new company's board.
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Take a seat at your Dirty Computer and try to find the sneaky switches in this fashion photo!
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Her new title will be Vox Media president, and she will take a seat on Vox Media's board.
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I hand over my ID and take a seat to wait for a nurse to call my name.
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But Rumayyan will take a seat on Uber's board, giving the Saudi government direct involvement in the company's decisions.
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He and I take a seat on a picnic table behind the soon-to-be finished cider tap room.
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You can watch the whole news conference here — but it was a lot, so maybe take a seat first.
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If you answered Cosette in Les Miserables, take a seat and let the real Hathaway stans take the stage.
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If you've never heard of lawnmower parents, take a seat now because you're about to have some strong feelings.
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As part of the deal, Battery Ventures general partner Chelsea Stoner will take a seat on the company's board.
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Slam those dominoes back up on the table and take a seat; make it known you're not playing around.
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Now Democratic voters have moved on to the next potential savior, practically begging de Blasio to take a seat.
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It was now time for the other half of our group to take a seat and try their luck.
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A lot of men have been forced to take a seat and watch, and women are having their moment.
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Today's Republican Party won't take a seat, because too many are deeply in the pocket of the craven gun industry.
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Starbucks (SBUX) is buying a stake in restaurant technology company Eatsa, and will also take a seat on the board.
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Starbucks – Starbucks is buying a stake in restaurant technology company Eatsa, and will also take a seat on the board.
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As part of the investment, Public Investment Fund managing director Yasir Al Rumayyan will take a seat on Uber's board.
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Visitors were invited to take a seat in a small booth, put on headphones, and om along with the monks.
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Kavanaugh became the second justice nominated by President Trump to take a seat on the court, following Justice Neil Gorsuch.
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I take a seat next to Hanako, and Sada Ito, the lead makeup artist, comes to sit next to me.
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You'll never have to pay meticulous attention to your sitting habits after you take a seat on a ZGUP Cushion.
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If Moore does take a seat alongside Trump's appointees at the Fed, at this point he would be the outlier.
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But Young did not walk toward his Manchester United teammate, shake his hand and take a seat on the bench.
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You can either listen and learn or you can take a seat in the back of class and shut up.
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The woman, festively attired and unnervingly forthcoming, invited me to take a seat as she flipped through her card deck.
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After you've checked in, you can take a seat on a comfortable couch or chair in the homey waiting room.
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Take a seat in the chenille-like Zarek Swivel Office Chair ($199.99, normally $249.99) and feel the creative juices flow.
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At GoNoodle, he replaces co-founder Scott McQuigg as the company's leader; McQuigg will take a seat on the company's board.
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As a result of the financing, General Atlantic managing director Dr. Michelle Dipp will take a seat on the company's board.
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Nishar is set to take a seat on Improbable's board yet despite the investment; the London-based firm will remain independent.
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You take a seat, launch the app, search for "Take In," and scroll through the 20-some restaurants that are participating.
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"I definitely fear the return of a hard border," Caolán tells me, as we take a seat in a local cafe.
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"It's ridiculous," said Mr. O'Scanlon, a Republican assemblyman from Monmouth County who will soon take a seat in the State Senate.
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" Here was an arrest warrant declaring that Rosa Parks, a client, "did refuse to take a seat assigned to her race.
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Her new gig — which is also her old gig — begins on January 2, when she'll take a seat next to Matt Lauer.
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As a result of the deal, Stephen Kraus, a partner at Bessemer, will take a seat on the company's board of directors.
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Gianaris was expected to take a seat on the Public Authorities Control Board, which would have had to approve the deal unanimously.
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He is joining SoFi as an adviser, but would take a seat on the board within a few months, Mr Cagney said.
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I don't love his style, and after seeing his idea of fashionable smartwatches, I just wanted Michael Kors to take a seat.
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And we don't take a seat on your board or make you write a big check if you're having a down month.
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She had been able to take a seat toward the back of the train, near the door leading to the next car.
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The masseuse put on gloves, told me to take a seat, and scooped a glob of purple sugar exfoliant onto my hand.
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That enthusiasm gap isn't great for the GOP when they're trying to take a seat from one of the most vulnerable Democrats.
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As a result of the investment, OpenView's Jim Baum, a venture partner with the firm will take a seat on the Logz.
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But today Jackson is preparing his congregation for a controversial figure to take a seat in the pews on Saturday: Donald Trump.
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Founders Fund partner Cyan Banister is spearheading the investment for the firm, and plans to take a seat on the company's board.
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Surely he doesn't want to take a seat on the Supreme Court under the same cloud that hung over — still hangs over?
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"Being cordial and nice does not mean you should take a seat in our galley and make yourself at home," she said.
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They also bought sandwiches and chocolate bars and created a sign which read: "Take a seat and have a bite to eat".
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On the third Thursday of each month, Ms. de Avila would take a seat at her computer a little before 3 p.m.
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Plug in your earbuds and take a seat, because Dr. Clock is here to help you pass the time on that morning commute.
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Back inside, I take a seat in a folding chair and finally take my radiation medicine and a big gulp of purified water.
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Alternatively, all these guys could just take a seat and we could choose one of the six women running for the Democratic nomination.
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Kobie Fuller, a partner at Upfront and previous investor in the email marketing service ExactTarget, will take a seat on the company's board.
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When you take a seat at Taste Community Restaurant and peruse the menu, the first thing you notice is that nothing is priced.
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There are kompot—fruit punch—and kvass to drink, and when you take a seat at the table, they bring you homemade bread.
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Ocado said it has invested 4.75 million pounds ($6.2 million) for 18 percent of Karakuri and will take a seat on its board.
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HIS FIRM TRIAN PROPOSING CHANGES IN THE ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE AT P&G AND CALLING FOR PELTZ TO TAKE A SEAT ON THE BOARD.
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Now Rohrabacher's Democratic opponents have seized on his Russia ties as they look to take a seat that's a top priority for Democrats.
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Derek Jeter's haters can take a seat ... 'cause he ain't gonna let the Marlins suck forever -- so says legendary MLB boss Peter O'Malley.
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Once you've got your decoration situation all sorted out, take a seat, kick back, and have Alexa play your favorite horror audiobook from Audible.
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Vitamin C's "Graduation" can take a seat, because Netflix's new teen movie The Last Summer is here to provide all those pre-adulting feels.
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Mr. Obama did not take a seat at the table as he watched a live feed of the raid from a crewless drone overhead.
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Your feet are aching and you want to take a seat for just five minutes—maybe check your phone or finish off your coffee.
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If you are a Kit Kat lover, you may want to take a seat while we fill you in: cake-filled Kit Kats exist.
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Let's stop running from our demons for a moment, take a seat at the table of shadows, and smoke a joint with the devil.
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The circus surrounding the confirmation process for Judge Brett Kavanaugh to take a seat at the Supreme Court has made for an intense summer.
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The winner will have a strong opportunity to unseat Donnelly and take a seat Republicans may need to win to hold their Senate majority.
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To do so will require that the American business community is also actively involved and able to take a seat at the U.N. table.
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Before we get started, we take a seat outside on his terrace and he gives me a quick history lesson on his favorite fetish.
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Simple tamarind and mint sauces arrive with every pizza in tiny metal ramekins if you're wise enough to take a seat at the counter.
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I take a seat upstairs at a wooden bench—it's a full house at 2 PM on a Tuesday, after the traditional lunch rush.
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Jimmy Gomez (D) — a state assemblyman before he resigned to take a seat in Congress — to delay leaving Sacramento while the deal was struck.
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The day after the 2016 election, the Fox journalist will take a seat next to Ripa on the morning talk show for the first time.
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Kuechly will also take a seat on ETB's board of directors, giving the football star a huge sway over the business side of the firm.
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MyTaxi founder Niclaus Mewes will take a seat on the supervisory board and in addition he will become managing director of Daimler Mobility Services GmbH.
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And as a result of the latest funding, former General Electric chief executive Jeff Immelt will take a seat on the company's board of directors.
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Basic guys dreaming of dating Malia Obama can take a seat ... the former First Daughter looks to have a suitor who is anything but basic.
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But as the youth take a seat at their desks once again, they may be toting some not-so-friendly friends along with them. Lice.
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Related: Hilarious Installation Leaves Wooden Chairs on a Sanding Treadmill Repurposed Shopping Carts Make Perfect Chairs Take A Seat On Your Favorite Novels With BookBenches
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Imagine this one spinning out as you order your third Amaretto Sour of the evening, and take a seat at a table in Blue Marlin.
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So we understand that we have to take a seat at the table, because that is the only way that our interests will be protected.
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Reed picked up his fourth foul on Xavier's ensuing possession, though, and had to take a seat as did usual leading scorer Max Strus (10 points).
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Karbauskis, a wealthy agriculture businessman and the long-time leader of the Peasants and Greens said he will not take a seat in the new cabinet.
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On Tuesday, the show announced that Ripa and producers are giving one lucky fan a chance to take a seat beside her for one day only.
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Bubba Gump Shrimp Co.: Take a seat in the bar or lounge area for the chance to indulge in $1 tacos and $4 Corona Extra bottles.
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JD.com founder and CEO Richard Liu will take a seat on Farfetch's board as part of the deal, which makes JD.com one of its largest shareholders.
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"This is one of the most exciting moments of my life," Tracee Ellis Ross tells me as we take a seat in a downtown Manhattan penthouse.
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The company said once people order at one of the stations — sleek, vertical touchscreens — they will get a digital location device and can take a seat.
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Others, like many baseball and basketball players, take a seat on the bench a little more often late in the season if the games are inconsequential.
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Center employees, friends, family — and anyone, really, who had access to Building 30 — could walk in, take a seat, take a lunch break and take pictures.
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It is also part of a bigger trend of Chinese companies, often with government encouragement, seeking to take a seat at the table with global corporate chieftains.
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Josh Tavel, the Bolt's chief engineer, invites me to take a seat behind the steering wheel and, from the passenger seat, starts showing me around the interior.
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CLS, which settles over $803 trillion of payment instructions a day for its members, will take a seat on R3's board of directors, the companies said.
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As part of the investment, a managing director at the fund, Yasir Al Rumayyan, will take a seat on Uber's board, the company said in a statement.
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" The officers say they asked to take a seat and order some food, but claim the bartender told them, "We don't serve you guys here any more.
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Take a seat in the sand and drink it all in: the lapping ocean, the roving seagulls, and the hordes of rollerbladers whizzing past, belting out songs.
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Bumble posted a sharp retort on its blog in the form of an open letter: "Take a seat, because this concept may blow your mind," Bumble writes.
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The Sweetener track is a declaration against being anxiety-ridden, and Ariana's switch is a nice reminder that sometimes you have to remember to take a seat.
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I check in at the counter and take a seat at a table, where I meet Lyes, a 55 year-old server who just finished his shift.
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Sheryl Sandberg's book Lean In calls on women to stand up for themselves, to take a seat at the table, to assert their rights in the workplace.
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For the former, take a seat at a table outside the city's first specialty coffee shop, La Molienda, on a quiet corner in the Sant Jaume neighborhood.
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Senior Afghan officials said if the Taliban take a seat at the table along with representatives of countries in the region, it would be a significant development.
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What if she could walk to a wooden bench under the shade of a tree and take a seat next to a trusted member of her community?
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Get a coffee, take a seat on one of the benches, and let those thoughts rush through your brain while you process everything that happened last night.
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"But when you have a shot of the creative bug you just have to go with it, and other things just take a seat on the back burner."
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In 2013 Sandberg published the best-selling book, "Lean In," which encouraged women to take a seat at the corporate table rather than shying away from fully participating.
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I take a seat in the empty room, grabbing a Time magazine to signify, if nothing else, that at least I am a person interested in the news.
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I later volunteered as a communications consultant with the Rwanda Girl Guides, which led me to take a seat on the national board, a challenging, yet fulfilling position.
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Realizing there could be no reason for the cashier's refusal other than the color of her skin, Desmond decided to take a seat on the main floor anyway.
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"I'd be glad to have the person who started it all come in and testify — President Trump is welcome to take a seat right there," Welch shot back.
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But as the Senate considers Judge Neil Gorsuch's nomination to take a seat on the Supreme Court, the fate of the filibuster itself is up in the air.
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At the spacious Chiado locale, order a velvety flat white, take a seat amid the plants, put away the phone (there's no Wi-Fi) and savor your coffee.
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I was ushered into the kitchen by Mr. Bakker's mother, who spoke rapid-fire Dutch (which I do not speak) while motioning at me to take a seat.
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But the person at the front desk assured me I was, in fact, where I was intending to be and told me to take a seat in the lobby.
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If, before today, you were positive that Cardi B understood that Donald Glover and Childish Gambino are the same person, then you might want to take a seat… pic.twitter.
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Sturgill Simpson didn't take a seat inside Bridgestone Arena in Nashville for last night's Country Music Awards—he wasn't invited, and wasn't even sure that he submitted this year.
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On the first floor, guests can take a seat in the Parisian-style sitting room or grab a chair at the dining room table as crystal chandeliers sparkle overhead.
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The right of the Cherokee Nation, home of the largest U.S. tribe, to take a seat in Congress dates back to treaties signed in the 18th and 19th centuries.
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WATCH: 'Living Through Gay Conversion Therapy' With Shauna off to serve another punter, I take a seat at an empty table, turning to talk to a group of guys.
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At the beginning, middle or end of a long day of pavement treading the harbour is the perfect place to take a seat and watch the world go by.
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Keep walking until you reach the lighthouse and slip your key in the lock, hang your parka by the door and take a seat beside the peat-burning fireplace.
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I'd take a seat in front of them on the sand and cross my legs, and in my best broken Spanish, I'd try to ask for what I wanted.
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Rather than take a seat alongside Goodell while Belichick went to the lectern, Brady left the room — leaving Goodell sitting alone off to the side as Belichick answered questions.
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I take a seat in the local bakery at 1:30 PM to practice spying, hoping to overhear the conversations of unsuspecting agents as they enjoy their coffee and cake.
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A one-term senator, Duque worked at the Inter-American Development Bank in Washington until 2014, when Uribe asked him to return to Colombia and take a seat in Congress.
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Take a seat at the U-Shaped bar and order the classic hickory burger with smoky, housemade ketchup, plus a warm slice of apple pie a la mode for dessert.
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All the Conor McGregor haters can take a seat ... 'cause Conor was just being a boss when he WENT OFF inside the cage last week -- so says Kimbo Slice's son.
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Still, the negotiating table is the only place sustainable progress may be made, and Iran's explanation of its uranium enrichment decision suggests Tehran may be willing to take a seat.
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In basketball, if a player loses focus or his shot deserts him, he can take a seat on the bench or lean on a teammate to pick up the slack.
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Market selloffs can raise fear and emotions among investors, which is why it's important to take a seat and think calmly over the whole investment process that you have undertaken.
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Art that invites the viewer to take a seat, pose for a picture, or toss a few beanbags also raises questions of where the art stops and the party begins.
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Becerra, who was sworn in for a 13th term as a member of Congress on Tuesday, would replace Kamala Harris, who resigned to take a seat in the U.S. Senate.
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When a pitcher's arm gets tired and the manager comes out of the dugout to check on him, the pitcher responds, "I'm doing fine, go take a seat," Weiner says.
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Eyewitnesses tell us it was PACKED -- so much so that Chris had to take a seat on some blond chick's lap for a while ... as Vanessa watched from a distance.
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In its most recent attempts to gain public favor, Lyft will soon be taking a stand by pledging fixed commitments to charities when you take a seat as a Lyft passenger.
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Then she's leaving, and I wind my way between tables to the line of chairs outside the strip room, and take a seat alongside the other prisoners whose visitors have departed.
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"I think Scots and Punjabis are very proud of their own cultures so you get both of these coming together and it's wonderful," Harry says, as we take a seat inside.
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As part of this round in Refinery29, Christina Miller, president and general manager of Turner's Cartoon Network, Adult Swim and Boomerang, will take a seat on Refinery29's board of directors.
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And like most non-Republicans, I'd rather Flake have voted against Kavanaugh full stop and instead called for Merrick Garland, Barack Obama's blocked nominee, to take a seat on the court.
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What to do Take the stairs up in a nondescript building in Midtown West, enter a library with a rectangular stage in the middle and take a seat along the perimeter.
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For example, those white wooden rocking chairs that greet travelers at Charlotte Douglas International Airport seem like one big "Southern porch," beckoning travelers to take a seat and have some tea.
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As they see it, the tavern would not look all that different from when Kerouac would take a seat at the bar with rolls of nickels to buy a few beers.
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You're about to be so blown away by these amazing discounts, you may need to take a seat (preferably in the cute new chair you're about to score for way less!).
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"If I was on a train to Hamburg and saw a person with gray hair sitting alone, I'd ask if I could take a seat beside them," she told me recently.
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Hearing the rhythmic tunes of a jam session in Unity Hall is an open invitation to take a seat, tap a foot, and maybe even add a voice to the chorus.
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Drake really oughta zip his lid and take a seat when he's hangin' courtside for the NBA Finals, 'cause his attempts to troll opposing teams aren't even top-notch ... so says Godfrey.
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Raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens can take a seat because Amy Poehler opened a wine store in the Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn, and it's our absolute new favorite thing.
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Stop what you're doing and take a seat, because a rare white baby koala has graced the Australia Zoo with over-the-top cuteness that has to be seen to be believed.
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" (YouTube has reportedly severed ties with Paul, one of their biggest stars, over the controversy.) Another commenter cut right to the chase: "take a seat and get Cardi's name out ya mouth.
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As part of the investment, the managing director at the Public Investment Fund, Yasir Al Rumayyan, will take a seat on Uber's board, joining Mr. Kalanick and other directors, including Arianna Huffington.
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I head to the nearby Bell in Hand Tavern and take a seat at the bar in front of a TV. There's a Boston Celtics game on (because of course there is).
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Ilhan Omar, a Minnesota state lawmaker and Somali-American former refugee, is favored to take a seat in Congress after winning her Democratic primary in a left-leaning Minnesota district on Tuesday.
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Portland residents were recently able to take a seat inside the Black Lodge's extradimensional red room from Twin Peaks, the David Lynch-helmed cult series that recently began its third season on Showtime.
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This is the weirdest flex, but OK. Beauty guru YouTube needs to take a seat — TikTok users are showing off their makeup skills by dolling up potatoes in the delightfully weird #potatoportrait challenge.
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At this time, senators are reviewing the findings of the investigation and a full Senate vote for Kavanaugh to take a seat on the highest court in the land is expected this weekend.
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"If, before today, you were positive that Cardi B understood that Donald Glover and Childish Gambino are the same person, then you might want to take a seat…" he wrote in the caption.
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After agreeing to pay ¥1000 [$9] for 30 minutes of hedgehog petting and as much tea and instant coffee as I wanted, I was told to choose a hedgehog and take a seat.
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Worried about a repeat of this experience, Canada was hesitant to take a seat at the original TPP negotiating table, but with the U.S. in TPP, Canada had no choice but to join.
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" At a rally, Maduro told a group of sympathizers he spoke with the Pope personally, adding, "When I sat down with the Pope I didn't take a seat, the people of Venezuela did.
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As a result of the financing, Martha Notaras, a partner at XL Innovate — the investment arm of the global insurance firm XL Catlin — will take a seat on the company's board of directors.
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You may want to take a seat before you read this sentence because it'll undoubtedly leave you shook: Rooney Mara didn't try pie for the first time until she was 31 years old.
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And it curves in at the edges, so basically, I think if you're over 214 foot 215, you either have to take a seat or bend yourself into the shape of the train.
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He would place the flowers on a spot in the bedroom where he believes Bob's body was found, take a seat on the floor and carry on conversations as if Bob were there.
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Justice Brandeis was confirmed by a vote of 47 to 22 four months after his nomination, which remains the longest a successful nominee has waited to take a seat on the Supreme Court.
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For a delightful twist on the traditional condensed milk iced coffee, take a seat riverside at Cong Caphe, with its Communist army décor, for a coconut-milk-and-cream coffee smoothie (45,000 dong).
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On Monday, Valeant said that Chief Executive Michael Pearson will step down and activist investor William Ackman will take a seat on the company's board as the embattled drugmaker tries to turn the tide.
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"Being able to take a seat, find your drink, and carry on conversations without removing your headset is only the beginning of what's possible," they add, as if describing real life and yet not.
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Nissan is accepting applications between now and December 27 for restaurants in Japan who are interested in providing these for customers looking to take a seat and be ferried in queue while they wait.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Take a seat next to the paddlers in a long and narrow dragon boat as they row in unison to the beat of a drum and race towards the finish line.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A melancholic melody draws me closer to a film, and I take a seat on a bright orange couch that looks like it was made in the '70s.
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The president walked into the room, declined to take a seat, failed to shake hands with anyone, and announced he was not going to talk about infrastructure while he was under investigation by Democrats.
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DALLAS — Moments before the home team was introduced on Monday night, Kristaps Porzingis made his usual walk behind the scorer's table to take a seat on the Dallas Mavericks' bench at American Airlines Center.
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Or take a seat in California in 1896 among Union Army veterans gathered to hear Naomi Anderson — black — and Susan B. Anthony — white — urge them to vote for woman suffrage in a forthcoming election.
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The court ruled a day earlier that Spain should have released from prison Catalonia's former deputy leader, Oriol Junqueras, so that he could take a seat in the European Parliament he won this year.
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As the maître d' instructs everyone to take a seat at a big, makeshift dinner table in the living room, everyone starts shaking hands and socializing with one another, all the while exchanging restaurant recommendations.
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Now the new Earl of Snowdon, who is 18th-in-line to the throne, is about play an even bigger role — and will have the opportunity to take a seat in the House of Lords.
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Woodley says Keaton's dad needs to "get the hell slapped outta him" for being a white supremacist ... and his mom should take a seat after allegedly trying to parlay Keaton's fame into a cash grab.
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I might have just had breakfast but as I take a seat in the restaurant, aromas of the Middle East with notes of the Med drift over from the kitchen and my stomach starts rumbling.
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As a result of the investment, Bill Cilluffo, a former president of Capital One International and a general partner with QED, will take a seat on the company's board of directors, according to a statement.
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In other words, if we aren't invited to take a seat, we pull up our own chairs and join the assembly anyway when others are dealing with issues about which women of color care deeply.
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It would be a good result for the Tories who are currently odds-on to win in Copeland and take a seat from Labour that has been controlled by the latter for nearly a century.
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Women are more eager than ever to see a girl waltz into the most powerful old-boys' club in the world, the White House, and take a seat at the head of the table. Sue
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By Wednesday, you'll be exhausted even if you follow my advice, and wondering if maybe you ought to order some takeout, take a seat on the couch, watch "The Weekly" on Hulu, go to bed.
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EDT (1500 GMT) on Thursday on whether to limit debate and move toward the final confirmation of President Donald Trump's choice of federal Judge Neil Gorsuch to take a seat on the U.S. Supreme Court.
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"It's another great reason for us to leave the EU and take a seat back at the WTO so we can shape events," said Richard Tice, a businessman and European parliamentarian for the Brexit Party.
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Inside, we pass a coffee table festooned with a colorful tome called The Big Book of Pussy 29D, then head out back to the pool deck and take a seat, surrounded by cacti and other greenery.
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The London-based fintech firm said that Deven Parekh who is a Managing Partner at Insight Partners and an early investor in Twitter, Alibaba and JD.com, will take a seat on its board following the fundraising.
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After her surprise entrance, she motioned for retail staff to take a seat on the many leather-and-wood cubes arranged on the floor (designed, like many of the store's wares, by chief creative Jony Ive).
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As a result of GV's investment, general partner Karim Faris will take a seat on the company's board of directors along with Ron Wohl, an angel investor who worked at Oracle for the past 19 years.
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On Tuesday, Ripa's first show back from Live with Kelly's summer break, the host announced that she and producers are giving one lucky fan a chance to take a seat beside her for one day only.
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As I was urged to take a seat at a desk, I sat down on a physical stool that was being tracked virtually and looked at a computer monitor I could actually touch with my hands.
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Changing someone's mind may not always be possible, but attempting to walk in their shoes, or take a seat at their table, is a great way to see through to the person on the other side.
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Inside, we pass a coffee table festooned with a colorful tome called The Big Book of Pussy 29D, then head out back to the pool deck and take a seat, surrounded by cacti and other greenery.
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"As in every negotiation, you take a seat at a table and you want to agree on the best possible terms", said Szapiro when asked on the tone of conversations with suppliers, without entering in details.
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This has been part of the league's business strategy, most notably in its "Take a seat, Take a stand" initiative, in which a portion of select W.N.B.A. ticket purchases went to groups such as Planned Parenthood.
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You can find them there almost every day, chatting with their regulars, planning their next big party, waiting for some stranger to walk inside, take a seat, and ask them what this place is all about.
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Less than a month ago, the federal appeals court judge appeared set to be confirmed by the Senate in time to take a seat on the high court before the start of oral arguments next month.
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Take a seat and get ready to cringe because you're about to witness what is either the very best, or the absolute worst, local news segment that has ever existed in the history of corny news segments.
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It was a gay bar that had liberated me and so many of my peers, once we finally summoned the courage to stick around and take a seat, putting us on a long path toward self-acceptance.
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And yet Donald Trump was just elected the 45th president of the United States, soon to take a seat at the most important desk in the most august office in the most consequential residence of the world.
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They included keeping General Pinochet's authoritarian 21991 Constitution in place, albeit with revisions, allowing the former dictator to remain head of the army for eight years and later to take a seat in the Senate for life.
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"Shall we take a seat?" drawls Este, smiling and plonking herself back down onto a leather sofa, her two younger sisters swiftly following suit; three fresh-faced Californian girls beneath a rectangular window of grey London sky.
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He will also take a seat on the board of the central bank, representing the government, and continue the bank's efforts to maintain inflation within its target range of 2 to 4 percent while tacking sluggish economic growth.
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The hill is known to attract a more colorful breed of fan, so if you'd rather not spend hundreds to get in to the stadium, take a seat on the hill and enjoy the game and people-watching.
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"Laura Brown, Harper's Bazaar Executive Editor"There were so many remarkable things about Bill Cunningham, but what I loved about him most was his refusal: refusal to take a seat that was offered, a drink, or a dinner.
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The heightened exposure brought about by World Cup qualification has caused Halldorsson, who plays his club football for Danish club Randers, to take a seat in the director's chair once again, if only briefly, to make a TV ad.
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Buy them by the quarter-pound or one-ounce pot, or take a seat and try the butter board ($252), a sampling of seven sweet and savory butters served in melon-ball-size scoops with a toasted demi baguette.
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Take a seat at "Club Apple" and get sloshed on a drink that is, according to a statement from the chain's vice president of beverage innovation Patrick Kirk, "kind to your pocket book" and potentially disastrous for your liver.
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In an interview on Globo TV's national evening news, Bolsonaro also said he would like cruscading anti-graft judge Sergio Moro to becoming his justice minister and, eventually, take a seat on the Supreme Court when an opening arose.
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Once it arrives, you take a seat in the back and make use of the car's rear seat entertainment system while the car whisks you away (and indeed, in the highly controlled demo, there is nobody in the driver's seat).
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So when "dinosaurs" and their defenders act like the abuse of sexual power is a thoroughly modern invention, that feminists "invented" sexual harassment, I would like to invite them all to take a seat — and watch a few hours of Shakespeare.
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Braden Holtby has handcuffed Boston throughout his career (33-2-0, 1.57 goals-against average, three shutouts), but he is expected to take a seat in favor of Philipp Grubauer with Washington in the midst of back-to-back tilts.
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The scene was relaxed, women strolling up to sign in on an iPad in a pink case then take a seat on a couch covered in fluffy pillows, in a cool glass box full of candles and chunks of rose quartz.
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Following the release of a joint statement with Orlando Bloom on Tuesday that, after around a year of dating, the pair is "taking respectful, loving space at this time," the pop star wants people talking about them to take a seat.
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Valeant on Monday said Chief Executive Michael Pearson was leaving the company, and billionaire investor William Ackman, one of the company's biggest shareholders, would take a seat on its board, as Valeant tries to rectify accounting problems and save its business.
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A friend notified her of a private plane being sent to Vieques to retrieve a man with a brain tumor on September 25, and Gordon could take a seat on the flight if she made it to the airport on time.
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An increasingly powerful and affluent country, China is now "in a spot where they are trying to take a seat at the adult table" on global affairs, according to John Rutledge, chief investment officer of Safanad, a global principal investment house.
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Now that protests have wrecked the equanimity of the city Juppé spent nearly a quarter-century spiffing up, Macron has summoned him to Paris to take a seat on France's mighty Constitutional Council, which vets new laws for their constitutionality.
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To get a sense of its shape, take a seat on the churchyard bench and rest your right foot on your left knee: the Thames follows the curve of your heel and sole; the Medway the bony top of your foot.
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He doubled back from a trip to the West Coast to take a seat in the stands in Indianapolis, where the 49ers — the team most associated with the N.F.L. protest movement against racial injustice — were suiting up to play the Colts.
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I'm a particular fan of the Active Mat, which takes some of the pressure off your feet while you're standing all day; the dual-monitor arm set-up; and the variable height Varichair, because everyone deserves to take a seat sometimes.
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This week, along with guest Anu Duggal, the founder of Female Founders Fund, the team discussed Uber's impending IPO, Q1's IPO pace, Stash's raise and more changes at Y Combinator that saw Sam Altman take a seat as the accelerator's chairman.
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In the spirit of sociological inquiry, you walk into the Poodle's tunnel-like room and take a seat at the edge of a small stage on which two young women, stark naked but for their high heels, are gyrating lethargically to rock music.
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Many large companies facing class actions that claim they unlawfully deprived employees of seating will likely consider settling them now that the California Supreme Court has ruled that most workers have the right to take a seat, lawyers for plaintiffs and employers said.
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Jeff Van DrewJeff Van DrewWhat's on the ballot across the country on Tuesday How centrist Dems learned to stop worrying and love impeachment Majority of Americans see impeachment inquiry as fair: poll MORE (D) left Trenton to take a seat in Congress.
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In addition to having three Senate-confirmed directors, the FDIC's board includes the heads of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and the OCC, meaning the new head of the OCC will also take a seat on the FDIC board in 2017.
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But if you take a seat by the fountain, you are occupying a spot that would have been smack in the middle of the mini-freeway that the city's former construction czar, Robert Moses, planned to build, slicing the park in half.
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Listeners were told to place electronic devices in a locker, take a seat in the Drill Hall, and meditate in silence for more than half an hour while the automated platform containing Levit and his piano glided to the middle of the space.
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Cover image: President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee, Judge Brett Kavanaugh, officiates at the swearing-in of Judge Britt Grant to take a seat on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit at the U.S. District Courthouse in Washington, in this Aug.
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Financing came from firms like Firstime Venture Capital, whose managing director, Ilan Shiloah, the former chief executive of the Israeli arm of the advertising firm McCann Erickson and the chairman of McCann Worldwide Group's operations in Israel, will take a seat on the board.
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Nicki Minaj needs to take a seat and get educated on what Rosa Parks went through -- then she'd think twice before dropping lyrics trivializing it ... that's how folks at the Rosa and Raymond Parks Institute for Self Development feel anyway, along with Rosa's nephew.
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With an estimated 162 million women in the U.S., compared to 157 million men, it's hard to understand how not one woman was invited to take a seat at the table to advocate for policies that would affect the majority of the American population.
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Trump last year appointed conservative Justice Neil Gorsuch to take a seat that the Republican-led U.S. Senate, which must confirm nominees to the high court, had prevented Democratic former President Barack Obama from filling in 2016 following the death of conservative Justice Antonin Scalia.
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While many reporters informed the public of a fire in the house once Donald Trump became the Republican nominee and then the President, some of them during the campaign chose to take a seat in the burning building and invite us to roast marshmallows.
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It was an apt summary of a match which he started by pummeling almost unreturnable serves but ended muttering sarcastic self-criticism and refusing to take a seat a change-over, preferring instead to skulk in the shadows at the back of the Centre Court baseline.
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Meanwhile, Apple takes an admirable leadership stance on issues of identity, particularly around LGBTQ issues, but its CEO Tim Cook is still happy to take a seat next to President Trump, whose administration has taken aggressive steps to limit the rights of transgender Americans again and again.
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Care-O-bot asks me to accompany it to the kitchen to choose a drink, then invites me to take a seat in the living room, following along with a bottle of water carried on its touch screen, now flipped over to serve as a tray.
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Mr. Pereira had discussions with Saudi officials about possible projects in the country that later broadened to include a Saudi proposal that the kingdom's culture minister would take a seat on La Scala's board in return for an investment of at least €15 million over five years.
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It might end up being the best hardcore record that comes out this year (although it'll probably need to take a seat behind that bewildering record by The Armed, who somehow successfully took Genghis Tron's pioneering electrogrind sound and mixed it with Kurt Ballou's glossy Converge-like production).
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Windus even invited the neighbor who made the initial complaint to take a seat in his yard with a handwritten sign that reads, "Reserved seat for the nosey nei[g]hbor that complained about my fence to the city," — proving he's certainly not your typical guy next door.
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During KMB's fan day, where the drivers are greeted by fans to take pictures and sign autographs, Amber draws the ire of Samantha, 38, when she decides to take a seat at the table to greet the fans, despite not officially being named a racer for the company yet.
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If you're walking along Madison Avenue and suddenly feel undone by the stress of minding your own business, you can duck into the glass-enclosed atrium of the old I.B.M. Building, at Fifty-sixth Street, and take a seat at one of the many bamboo-shaded café tables.
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At ten past ten each Friday morning, he would take a seat among the freshmen, who were not even a quarter his age, and join in the discussion of this old poem, an epic about long journeys and long marriages and what it means to yearn for home.
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During KMB's fan day, where the drivers are greeted by fans to take pictures and sign autographs, Amber draws the ire of Samantha, 38, when she decides to take a seat at the table to greet the fans, despite not officially being named a racer for the company yet.
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As senators continue Thursday to review the findings of an FBI investigation into some of the sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, a full senate vote for the embattled 53-year-old judge to take a seat on the highest court in the land is expected this weekend.
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Majendie initially unveiled the work on the first anniversary of the earthquake, and although it was meant to remain for one week, it became a long-term installation beloved of locals and tourists alike, who are invited to take a seat and contemplate the event that transformed the city entirely.
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Gwyneth Paltrow plays Helen, a comely Londoner who, depending on those pesky doors, may or may not take a seat next to a stranger named James (John Hannah) and strike up a conversation, only to return home to find her boyfriend (John Lynch) in bed with his ex-girlfriend (Jeanne Tripplehorn).
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As a result of the new round, which included a $6 million equity commitment from investors including Drive Capital, MK Capital and Pritzker Group, and a $2 million debt facility from Silicon Valley Bank; Drive Capital General Partner, Andy Jenks, will take a seat on the company's board of directors.
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Yeah. I want to go back to Cup at some point in my career... I think I could have success in the Cup series, but on the flip side of it, I'm not going to jeopardize what I'm doing right now just to take a seat and explore that option.
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After years of working as a career bureaucrat and congressional staff member, she will take a seat in the spotlight when senators from both parties examine her credentials to lead the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, an agency beloved by Democrats and excoriated by Republicans since its inception seven years ago.
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For a sugar-soaked breakfast you're sure to remember, take a seat at the kooky Sugar Gone Mad cafe, where the décor is whimsical and the menu (with items like a rich Monte Cristo sandwich, pickled "Easter Eggs" in candy colors, and puffed French toast) pays homage to Disneyland's Blue Bayou.
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Since it was dreamed up by former homeless young offender Sir John Bird, who admits he's probably the first shoplifter and car thief to take a seat in the House of Lords, the magazine has helped hundreds of its vendors pull themselves up from the streets and on to better lives.
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Here's how the deal was announced in May (emphasis mine): Nokia Technologies will take a seat on the Board of Directors of HMD and set mandatory brand requirements and performance related provisions to ensure that all Nokia-branded products exemplify consumer expectations of Nokia devices, including quality, design and consumer focused innovation.
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When Blake Shelton told the folks at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum to take a seat, he really meant it: The Voice coach's famous chair will soon be making a guest appearance at the Nashville museum as part of a new exhibit honoring the star, PEOPLE has exclusively learned.
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I spoke to artistic director Carlota Guerrero, who worked closely with Solange and tapped into her own design background to create unique fashion looks on location, as well as a few of the designers, from an eco-friendly upstart to a recent Central Saint Martins grad, to learn how it feels to take a seat at this table.
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Nokia noted today that is not making a financial investment or holding equity in HMD but its Nokia Technologies division will take a seat on the HMD Board of Directors, as well as setting mandatory brand requirements and performance related provisions — to ensure that all Nokia-branded products live up to its quality and design standards.
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The "Deadpool" sequel doesn't so much break the fourth wall as take a seat on the opposite side of it, with such an abundance of meta references -- starting with a jab at "Logan," featuring the Wolverine character that helped sire Deadpool's cinematic exploits -- that Reynolds' character practically takes a seat alongside the hard-core fans for whom they're intended.
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But even though Jack's that day looked like a Durant-themed hall of mirrors, with clips of his epic rejection of a LeBron James shot from the day before flickering on TVs, he was able to walk unmolested through the busy restaurant and take a seat in a rear booth for a plate of boneless hot wings.
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" JUSTICE ANTHONY KENNEDY ON THE SUPREME COURT: HIS LEGACY AND THE FUTURE OF HIS SEAT Neil Gorsuch, the most recent justice to take a seat on the bench following President Trump&aposs appointment of him and Kennedy&aposs former law clark, wrote that Kennedy&aposs "respect for every person and every case has made him a great man and a great judge.
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Todd Webb was maybe not the most original of the city's photographers, since in many ways his work looks like a continuation of Berenice Abbott's "Changing New York" project of the 1930s, but even more than hers, his pictures present a vividly comestible pedestrian-eye view, one that invites you to walk into that pawnshop, take a seat on that streetcar.
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But if we take a moment to stop ourselves—and perhaps take a seat—and think about it, we'll realize pretty quickly that, because we really don't know anything that will happen in 21996, 22017, 22018, and 22019 (or even 20213), anything and everything that can be said about these years, or even about this very second, will probably be a lie—and we can't prove the contrary, in any event.
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McCain that Bannon should "take a seat" and ripped the former Trump aide for using military service as a political cudgel after what President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE said about McCain's father, Sen.
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But peel back the layers — starting with the puffer coat that makes you feel like the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man, then the wool-blend sweater that gives you hives on your neck when you sweat through it on the subway, then the Heattech-everything concealed under your actual clothes — and take a seat in front of the crackling hearth, and maybe, just maybe, you'll start to feel some semblance of the curl-up-by-the-fire cuffing-season vibes all those holiday movies promised.
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