So, it's turning to a time-honored means of encouragement: money.
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To depart from such time honored protections should require overwhelming justification.
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Yes, we're talking about the time-honored tradition of holiday parties.
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Just like voting, not voting is a time-honored American tradition.
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They put a pleasant twist on a time-honored drinking tradition.
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Notices of this sort are a time-honored, if questionable, tradition.
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It was a time-honored tradition: My queerness was inherently tragic.
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But don't forget this time-honored motherly advice, either: safety first.
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Listening to music in the car is a time-honored tradition.
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Especially in crime, some of these tropes are time-honored tropes.
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For many Americans, watching football on Thanksgiving is a time-honored tradition.
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This time, they go with that time-honored tradition: verbally abusive robots.
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At this point it's essentially a time-honored tradition in Silicon Valley.
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It's a time-honored ritual, a serene "fuck you" to power structures.
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But in time-honored tradition, the movie also has lessons to impart.
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A netted bag of steamers ($12) is another time-honored Connecticut custom.
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Scary-sounding, futuristic diseases are a time-honored trope of science fiction.
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We should be careful about abandoning such time-honored principles of fairness.
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Second, Democrats crossing the aisle in Virginia is a time-honored tradition.
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I mean, so, automated data collection on the internet is time honored technique.
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Picking on climate models is a time-honored tactic among climate change denialists.
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But this source said exerting privilege is a "time honored tradition" in Washington.
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In the time honored tradition of hip hop beefs, Cardi B clapped back.
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A Good Appetite Eating leftover pizza for breakfast is a time-honored tradition.
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It's a time-honored thing, people making a living on horseback moving cattle.
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It's a time-honored tradition, yet it also comes with certain, manageable risks.
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A ballerina's farewell — especially at American Ballet Theater — is a time-honored drama.
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While there, the family found time for a time-honored tradition: the shoe selfie.
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It's a time-honored queer inquiry, and its answer is often muddled and fluid.
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"No, you!" is a time-honored comeback in preschools and kindergartens around the world.
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So, she has to stick to those time-honored protocols to cover her reputation.
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They also use a time-honored tradition for vegetarian complete protein: beans and rice.
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Going to haunted houses with celebrities is a time-honored Halloween tradition for Andy.
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We must note that the fake child note is a time-honored Twitter tradition.
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Cobbling together a DIY dossier about a celebrity is a time-honored internet tradition.
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Bosses show up, irritate, and are ultimately dispatched using time-honored trap-'em methods.
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Many families will be attempting the time-honored tradition of a summertime road trip.
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But it's sad to see the state messing with a time-honored, cheerful tradition.
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Gerrymandering is a time-honored practice of both parties—look at Maryland's House delegation.
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If social media has a time-honored tradition, it's the Facebook birthday wall post.
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Watching illegal livestreams of big ticket events is time honored tradition of the internet.
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Opioids are a problem that demand today's politicians return to that time-honored approach.
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The Republican Bush administration resorted to a time-honored remedy, the reward of failure.
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Trashing the time-honored process for nominating and confirming justices can have unintended consequences.
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It's a time-honored practice that, I like to think, continues to this day.
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Ours is a time-honored way of injecting more voices into the public debate.
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It is a time-honored tradition for many New Yorkers: eating on the subway.
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One time-honored tradition is to put them in the microwave to see what happens.
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Playing with district lines has remained a time-honored tradition in American politics ever since.
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This is a time-honored hustle in American politics, and Trump grasps its operation intuitively.
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Mr. Trump disregarded the time-honored New Hampshire traditions of lavishing personal attention on voters.
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Which is to say it might be the perfect reboot of this time-honored concept.
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"It is a time honored way to invest in a declining economic environment," Cramer said.
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And, finally, there's this time-honored question: Is this a mop or a Hungarian sheepdog?
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It's a time-honored tradition for politicians to deny any interest in the vice presidency.
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This is the time honored conservative tactic of trying to divide and conquer the generations.
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"We must uphold the prevalent and time-honored norms, both legal and moral," she said.
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And they'll find that some of the time-honored cruelties of competitions have been dropped.
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Unable to quell Spicer's doubts, Baldwin's Trump turned to a time-honored technique — sexual assault.
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Sign-stealing is a time-honored baseball tradition — as long as only eyesight is used.
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So the Iowa voters resolved it with a time-honored election tradition: the coin toss.
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After all, playing games together is a time-honored and universal activity for a reason.
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"First and foremost, the president's plan, it embraces America's time-honored federalist tradition," Perry said.
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But too many people in too little space is a time-honored New York formula.
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Punching left is a time-honored tradition among liberals, especially in relatively right-leaning America.
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Manipulating stocks higher is a time-honored game that routinely receives kudos from all around.
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Movies like Planes, Trains & Automobiles are time-honored staples, but everyone has their deep cuts, too.
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Here they are sharing the time-honored tradition of staring at a screen alongside Mr. Carter.
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The trusty, time-honored two-mic rig of Shure SM216s on the presidential lectern was out.
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Heckling is a time-honored tradition in sports, but it doesn't normally end with a gift.
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The third option for becoming a billionaire is in the time-honored tradition of entrepreneurial pursuits.
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Nevertheless, in the time honored tradition, U.S. presidents can take credit for achievements on their watch.
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"The First Family is very grateful to Mongolia for this time-honored traditional gift," Grisham said.
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Light-emitting weaponry is merely an active, far more aggressive version of time-honored deceptive practices.
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Thus, it seems time to consider a time-honored tactic to respond to Iran's belligerence: Decoys.
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They will be participating in the time-honored L.G.B.T.Q. tradition of never quite making it there.
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Alvarado used another time-honored remedy for improvement by toying with new grips on his own.
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The chancellor paid by card, joining those Germans dispensing with a time-honored tradition: paying cash.
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Add to that some time-honored advice that probably bears repeating: Don't pee in the pool.
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Americans who serve our country believe in the time-honored tradition that we leave nobody behind.
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One time-honored way to review documents involves printing them out and annotating them by hand.
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In fact, they probably will, since old people hating young people music is a time-honored tradition.
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The rest surely stems from the time-honored tradition of new bosses throwing in the kitchen sink.
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Michelle Wolf took on the time-honored tradition of hosting the White House Correspondents' Dinner last night.
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Yet most of the players are accountable and engaging, performing with youthful verve but time-honored discipline.
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And, as is something of a time-honored tradition in homeopathy, she contended with skeptics and critics.
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And the time-honored way to get it is to give congressional skeptics something else in exchange.
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If I'm the bass player guy, I get that time-honored tradition of a couple songs [Laughs].
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The time-honored Way of the Fast and the Furious is the Way of Enemies Becoming Friends.
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Learning to expect the unexpected is a time-honored rite of passage for every small business owner.
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Social media activity, he lamented, seemed to be replacing the time-honored tradition of the street protest.
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But "How to Bury a Saint" doesn't need any time-honored rituals to help attain its goal.
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She later apologized for the tweet, even though it referred to a time-honored practice in Washington.
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As always, most adhered to the time-honored tradition and assumed the referees to be at fault.
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Then there is the time-honored remedy of simply crossing his fingers and hoping for the best.
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At last, a cultural movement has emerged that builds upon time-honored practices instead of deconstructing them.
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Barr tried to respond with a time-honored failing PR strategy: Denying responsibility for her own behavior.
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Popular time-honored practices like meditation and yoga, among others, can help manage stress throughout the day.
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At a recent sterilization camp about 90 miles west of Delhi, a time-honored system was chugging along.
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Watching football is a time-honored tradition, and so is chowing down on tasty snacks while you watch.
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The artwork is a modern interpretation of a time-honored practice of covering a street with colored sawdust.
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And they're not just a snack, they're time-honored traditions that usher your tastebuds into a new season.
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Tuesday's election allowed many Americans to partake in a time-honored tradition: idly threatening to leave the country.
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Now, enthusiasts and historians of the adervtising phenomenon can enjoy a documentary dedicated to the time-honored campaign.
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The gesture is a time-honored tradition that presidents take part in as the White House changes hands.
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In the time-honored feminist intellectual tradition, Zeisler can be a little too hard on her own movement.
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Whether racegoers rent or buy their outfits and accessories, making a statement is definitely a time honored tradition.
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They might mean a time-honored tradition or an excuse to hunt for prizes and candy (or both).
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But this worldview follows the time-honored expansionist ambitions of Russian autocracy under czars and Communist leaders alike.
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They went to Ann Taylor, time-honored clothier to career gals, and Ms. Kelly's mother began to cry.
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His team is as disdainful of history as it is of time-honored traditions about press-government relations.
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"Blue slips for district court judges has been time honored and I think needs to stay," he said.
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Ditching unpopular positions in favor of popular ones is, after all, a time-honored way to win elections.
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The mixtape, another time-honored way of curating feelings—once archaic, now weirdly reborn—conveys more authentic emotion.
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Some tax experts said the agency is simply struggling to apply time-honored tax principles to novel technologies.
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Other time-honored but increasingly stuffy elements, like presenting the cork to guests, were falling by the wayside.
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" — Prashant Rao, deputy Europe business editor _____ From The Economist: It's a time-honored form of apology: "I misspoke.
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The turkeys had been gobbling it up in a Washington D.C. suite while awaiting Tuesday's time-honored tradition.
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Equally problematic is the time-honored tradition of holding international conferences intended to create momentum for peace talks.
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It is more likely to stick to time-honored fare than to venture into modernity, let alone contemporaneity.
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Whatever the reason, taking stock of the year&aposs strange stories in Florida is a time-honored tradition.
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In other words, after Pelosi nixed the speech they tried a time-honored tactic used by kids everywhere.
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Verdict: Sadly, Atherton officials should have seen this coming — burning down flammable statuary is a time-honored practice.
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Clinton and stave off complacency among donors and her field team here, a time-honored element of campaign gamesmanship.
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Invoking cis white women's vulnerability to rape in order to advance an oppressive agenda is a time-honored tradition.
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One of the leaders supporting such contemporary creative initiatives is the time-honored National Endowment for the Arts (NEA).
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Watching a movie that scares the bejesus out of you is a time-honored tradition of adolescence, after all.
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Few pop culture rituals are more time-honored and universal than speculating who the next James Bond will be.
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The dancer went with the time honored tradition of writing a note and screencapping it before posting to Instagram.
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Their mission is to participate in a time-honored democratic tradition—making sure their elected officials hear their voices.
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For many of us, cooking outside for friends and family is a time-honored way to celebrate the season.
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It was a time-honored rite of passage, practiced by generations of starving actors and students of the theater.
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The criminalization of political opposition is one of the time-honored tactics of monarchs and dictators through the ages.
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The deniers should revert the time-honored adage that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
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This is, too, a time-honored technique in the South, the "bless your heart" form of shutting people down.
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Ah, yes, that time-honored tradition we all know and love—trying to predict the song of the summer.
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Recipes, techniques, and a fastidious dedication to time-honored traditions were passed down from elders to the younger generation.
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"It's an antiquated process, but it's time-honored," Anthony Fauci, the head of the NIH's infectious diseases division, explained.
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In our Travel section, the actor and comedian Michael Ian Black defends a time-honored, if currently uncool, vacation.
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Casting a man in a woman's role is a time-honored source of cheap laughs for sketch comedy shows.
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As I've said all along, courts should respect the time-honored principle that warrants stop at the water's edge.
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Whistle-blowing, as Mr. Ellsberg did, is a time-honored means for exposing the secret machinations of the powerful.
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There are the time-honored diversions—yelling at your kid in the back, adjusting the radio, scarfing down a sandwich.
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So even though it's one of the best time-honored traditions around, it turns out it's actually, well, pretty gross.
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Instead, it might follow the time-honored tradition of running away from tricky problems by heading for the open seas.
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And with that, remains many of the town's time-honored traditions: The harvest festival and the basket auction, for example.
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Try Arinell, home of NY-style slices served ginormous, greasy, and with time-honored toppings like sausage and green peppers.
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Corporations were able to dramatically increase productivity and profits by rolling back time-honored labor commitments and re-intensifying work.
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And eating raw favas straight from the pod with pecorino cheese and salami is another time-honored treat throughout Italy.
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In turn, the show achieves the scabrous power this time-honored title is often said to possess but rarely does.
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The NRA's embrace of insurrectionism is incompatible with the peaceful transfer of power — one of our nation's time-honored traditions.
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This year's theme, chosen by Trump herself, was "Time-Honored Traditions," in honor of past Christmases at the White House.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Rap songs about getting rich are an age-old, time-honored art form.
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At the close of Q1 this year, the company... Listening to music in the car is a time-honored tradition.
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What in the World Amid the modern skyscrapers of Shanghai, the parties to a time-honored treaty are at war.
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Many time-honored rituals of the peaceful transfer of power were carried out on the U.S. Capitol steps this Friday.
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It's a time-honored tradition of US presidential elections: Americans threatening to flee to Canada if their favored candidate loses.
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There's no time like our annual Spring Gallery Guide to discuss the basics (and pleasures) of this time-honored activity.
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"In time-honored fashion they will try to cobble something together that looks like a major joint initiative," he said.
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Bridge, the time-honored pastime of senior citizens (among others), has just begun a marketing campaign to attract new players.
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Our spirits should surge with patriotic hope when leaders rise to answer Trump's endless falsehoods with America's time-honored truths.
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Read an excerpt below: It's a time-honored literary tradition for a writer to bite the hand that feeds him.
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Now more than ever, we recognize how important it is for us to maintain our culture's time-honored food traditions.
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We need more senators with the political courage to stand up and defend our time-honored principles of American government.
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Listen, sometimes when you tryna get a boo, you resort to a time honored courting tradition: posting a thirst trap.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Royal mugs are a time-honored tradition in Britain, while the White House has sold memorabilia for decades.
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With the malleable ability to be dynamic, enchanting, and inexplicably delicate, artwork made with Japanese bamboo is a time-honored practice.
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Tetris is a time-honored procrastination technique that people will commonly employ while studying for tests or working on Mashable articles.
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The past two years, that short stretch of the calendar was negative, which is a time-honored warning sign for January.
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It's right in line with some of the most time-honored star-crossed lover tropes that literature has ever served up.
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Each entry is an excursion into metaphor, for the time-honored terms in the almanac are not to be taken literally.
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It's a time-honored tradition of the beauty industry to create a woman-specific problem and then sell it to us.
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LG announcing all — or, at least, most — of its launches ahead of CES has become something of a time-honored tradition.
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It is abundantly clear that he does not share America's time-honored bipartisan conservation values or a commitment to sound science.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - There's a time-honored tradition for new chief executives to start the job with a kitchen-sinking.
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Charge, an Oxford, UK-based electric vehicle company, is testing its prototypes in the most time-honored way: at the races.
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But Sam Smith certainly knows what that's like, now he's participating in the time-honored tradition of apologizing through his hangover.
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Breaking bread, a primordial human experience, has been a time-honored way to build bridges, mend fences and create common ground.
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The time-honored Hollywood cry "Get me a thirty-year-old Robert De Niro!" is being answered by De Niro himself.
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Democrats are effectively campaigning as the patriot party and standing up for time-honored values of democracy and justice for all.
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The pairing of frenemies is a time-honored storytelling device used by biographers to help us understand their subjects more fully.
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Here, von Mueffling shares her best advice on spring beauty, along with some time-honored tips passed down in her family.
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In that world, Yiannopoulos's sexuality is hardly "shocking" — a point he himself makes — but rather fits neatly into time-honored stereotype.
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Remaking an old story, the 2018 "A Star Is Born" relies on the old, time-honored solidity of the pop ballad.
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Tossing out a time-honored tradition now could be construed as an overreaction in a time when we need collective calm.
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This goes beyond the time-honored dodge of: I'm not sexist/racist/homophobic, but I'm not so sure about my neighbors.
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When she tries to leave him, he feels "dishonored" and seeks a time-honored remedy: he throws acid in her face.
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My time-honored/time-strapped strategy is to make a lot of quick stir-fries from whatever I have on hand.
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In time-honored post-Super Bowl tradition, Lady Gaga capitalized on her exposure by announcing a world tour, starting in August.
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This results in the frustrating, time-honored practice of picking out the tiny spaghetti fragments from the crevices of the stovetop.
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Of course, there is also the time-honored tradition of watching "The Rugrats Chanukah" --an enjoyable cinematic experience for all ages.
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But the more time-honored and reliable way to lose a fortune, however, often comes down to just one word: family.
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But there's something special about van Loon's time-honored process—something more human and less algorithmic in this age of automation.
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It's a time-honored way to spare the new administration a waste of valuable time, prestige and political capital defending the indefensible.
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On whether corporate donations to the inauguration raises conflicts: Corporate donations are "a nonpartisan activity" and "a time-honored tradition," said Spicer.
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While that may be a time-honored political tradition, we should draw the line when their actions threaten the safety of Americans.
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There's a time-honored tradition of hunting for skincare and makeup products that are similar to and cheaper than more expensive brands.
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And she had seasoned pro Kate Middleton by her side as she showed the time-honored sign of respect to the monarch.
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Anyone familiar with the time-honored cultural script for women who name their sexual assaulters will find these reactions all too familiar.
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Or was that decision merely a route to a representation of the universalized human form in the time-honored tradition of Leonardo?
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" The first book sold hundreds of thousands of copies and promised "the most time-honored and effective self-help secrets ever formulated.
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Furthermore, posing for photos at the fast food chain is apparently a time-honored tradition for many high school seniors, to boot.
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That's surely part of the picture -- but Rubio broke many of the time-honored political rules, and paid the price for it.
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Being a mom of three boys has changed Zoë Saldana's perspective on many things — including the time-honored practice of play dates.
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While enjoying the game, Kutcher, 40, and Kunis, 34, even took part in a time-honored sporting event tradition: the Kiss Cam!
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First-quarter reports so far are turning one of the market's most time-honored truths on its head — that profits drive prices.
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" The oracles "prognosticate in the time-honored manner of oracles littered all over B movies and pulp science-fiction and fantasy novels.
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Sometimes they simply buy a chunk of a publication, a time-honored method of influencing what is deemed fit to write about.
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"In fact, this bill legalizes discrimination — government imposed top-down discrimination against those with time-honored views of marriage and gender," Rep.
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While this is a time-honored practice used by presidents of both parties, it has arguably gotten worse under the Trump administration.
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We all know the time-honored tradition of blaming the losing candidate and their campaign for making every misstep in the book.
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Lacking seasonal fruit beyond rhubarb and the first strawberries, pastry chefs reach for that time-honored staple: the humble and protean egg.
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Now, the artform, called amezaiku, is in danger of becoming obsolete, though a few artisans are keeping the time-honored practice alive.
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Making gingerbread houses is a time-honored holiday season tradition, but let's be honest: Most of the time they're just for decoration.
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It's a family tradition so time-honored that one year when they skipped caroling due to inclement weather, the neighbors took notice.
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West is, in short, applying old values to a new vision that builds on time-honored survival strategies from black America's past.
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It is also a time-honored literary tradition that when their scalded source material cuts them at parties writers always seem surprised.
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Their kitchens were set up to cook them quickly and they had time-honored recipes to make simple peasant food taste delicious.
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Court-ordered surveillance is not a back door; it is a time-honored and legitimate right of government to protect the citizenry.
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These kids, intrigued by their parents' sudden interest in spring cleaning, decided to give the time-honored, stressful tradition a try for themselves.
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You may also be one of the Americans honoring the time-honored tradition of buying a box of See's Candy for the holiday.
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As with any big company, threatening to leave for another city is a time-honored way for sports franchises to extract such money.
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But might we suggest one more: the time-honored tradition of ensuring the bedsheets you sleep on are softer than a baby's butt.
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Nickel-rolling — or the practice of trolling someone with songs, images, or lyrics from Nickelback — is a time-honored tradition at The Verge.
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It's a time-worn, time-honored formula, one that gets harder to tweak and twist with every new spin on it that appears.
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How long will Kim stick with the look — a time-honored favorite of festival season, which is just kicking off in Southern California?
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"Attacking Congress is a time-honored American tradition," said Paul Musgrave, a scholar of US foreign policy at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
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Trump continued with the time-honored defense of the angry and "politically correct": citing the approval of unnamed friends in the criticizing group.
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There is time-honored process in which the Department of Justice and local senate offices vet and interview candidates for these important positions.
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This explains the Kingdom's loss of appetite for the swing producer role, its time honored job as the global central bank of oil.
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The scouts put a lot of stock in whether a player has "the good face"—a time-honored term of the scouting art.
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We're pretty used to people winning (and not winning) things on half court shot challenges at basketball games—it's a time-honored tradition.
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The theme for the family's first Christmas in office is "Time-Honored Traditions," which looks back at 200 years of holiday celebrations there.
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Taking away a player's "time and space" is a time-honored hockey cliché, but it's also the best way to contain a star.
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Many people (some meme-makers included) have identified jokes about WWIII and the draft as coping mechanisms, and time-honored ones at that.
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University officials reacted in time-honored fashion: They heaped abuse on the reporter and the paper, accusing them of vox populi scandal-mongering.
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In time-honored fashion, he worked from station to station — salad chef, sauce chef, fish chef — at La Tour d'Argent and Lucas Carton.
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One of the time-honored dreams of Republicans in Congress has been to cut historically Democratic programs such as Medicare and Social Security.
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A time-honored tradition, the news fail compilation is also one of the oldest, most enduring, and arguably purest forms of YouTube content.
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"I am absolutely embarrassed that a senior officer and a senior NCO took such liberties with a time-honored military tradition," he added.
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Edward's crime, it seems, is to have administered caning back in the day when that time-honored British custom was still the norm.
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And faced with that prospect, it seemed only right to tackle the challenge with the most time-honored organizational tradition of all: a list.
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Once, I even carried another full-sized adult home in the time-honored Dutch practice of meerijden (ride together) after his bike was stolen.
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Instead, we are awash in whole-hearted affirmations of this most canonical and retrograde of forms, the time-honored trophy of the oppressing classes.
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On Tuesday morning, Meghan displayed a deep curtsy and bowed her head as she showed the time-honored sign of respect to the monarch.
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Photo: GettyWater parks are a time-honored American tradition, and a great way to beat the summer heat while stewing in strangers' bodily fluids.
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A commoner bewitching a prince is a time-honored tale, dating back to Cinderella and Beauty and the Beast (both variations on the theme).
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Punting hard questions over to the executive branch is a time-honored legislative tradition in the United States and there's nothing wrong with it.
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The Obama-RBG bear hug has been a time-honored tradition, because the only person who loves RBG more than you is this guy.
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In their own time-honored fashion, they even cite oil-funded studies that seek to cast doubt on the accepted climate science behind biofuels.
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"There is a time-honored tradition at the Department of Justice, at least since Watergate, that is nonpartisan," Yates said, according to Yahoo News.
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Clinton's long journey to the center of presidential contention mirrors a larger impatience with a time-honored tradition of going along to get along.
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Challenge coins are a time honored tradition and certainly appropriate in this situation, but Kim Jong Un's face has no place on this coin.
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New York is once again celebrating the victorious US Women's National Soccer Team with a time-honored Big Apple tradition: the ticker-tape parade.
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The time-honored U.S. role on the Korean Peninsula has been to help South Korea deter a 1950-style, all-out North Korean invasion.
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The time-honored solution of trying to select charismatic candidates who propose popular ideas that will improve normal people's lives remains the correct one.
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I believe this is the type of person to restore America to its time-honored values of life, liberty and the pursuit of freedom.
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One-time deals for red carpet events have been a time-honored tradition, occurring regularly ever since magazines and tabloids have covered event fashion.
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The details: There will be time-honored ritual and a wide range of invited guests, and Democrats will deliver two responses, one in Spanish.
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The first Christmas of the Trump White House celebrated the theme "Time-Honored Traditions," for which first lady Melania welcomed children for wreath-making.
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The state-level advocacy is "a time-honored tradition, and this is the usual time, but there is still so much uncertainty," Haynes said.
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In a preview for journalists on Monday, the White House unveiled its annual holiday theme: "Time-Honored Traditions," with an array of seasonal décor.
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He argued for eliminating the time-honored professional exemptions that let members of 22 trades — including doctors, lawyers, podiatrists and embalmers — abstain from serving.
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So attempts to silence her by impugning her sexual virtue — a time-honored technique for shutting women up — just roll right off her back.
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This fall, iPhone 8s and Xs are hitting shelves across North America, setting in motion that most time-honored of rituals — the smartphone funeral.
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Holding your nose on Election Day: It's a time-honored tradition among American citizens who support some aspect of a candidate's platform, but not others.
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As for other home remedies, "time-honored soothing techniques include swaddling, soft sounds, such as white noise, and gentle motion, such as rocking," Homme said.
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Yet, the ascendance of Colton Underwood, a very public virgin, as the 2019 Bachelor has thrown all of that time-honored prudishness out the window.
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"I've had the opportunity to needle this president with blunt satire, a time-honored political tool," Baldwin, one of Trump's most outspoken Hollywood critics, writes.
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But then again, the same could be said of the world's most revered and time-honored dating solution — a high school cafeteria game of MASH.
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The way the materials feature in our Conscious Exclusive collection shows how the latest technology can be incorporated with time-honored techniques for spectacular results.
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For the first time, the series is skipping the time-honored story-driven campaign mode in favor of a more dedicated focus on online play.
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Tim Kaine displayed a time-honored trait for a vice president -- preparedness -- showing up at his Richmond, Virginia, polling place 15 minutes early on Tuesday.
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Somehow this has become a "controversy" because real jockmen are being denied the time-honored tradition of donning fake Jessica Rabbit boobs in parking garages.
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Look: Adapting true stories into movies that celebrate the triumph of the human spirit and come out at Christmastime is a time-honored Hollywood tradition.
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It turns out there's a lot you can learn about how to properly celebrate from the time-honored children's ritual of exchanging valentines in class.
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This is a time-honored color code for jealousy, obsession, and, as in Hitchcock's masterpiece, a nebulous past/present overlay presented by an unreliable narrator.
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The culprit in these circumstances is often less the child involved and more the zero-tolerance policies that remove time-honored discretion from school administrators.
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In turn, Crowley accrued power in Congress in the time-honored way, by gaining seniority and securing support from bankers, real-estate interests, and unions.
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Mr. Rosen, a fan of contemporary art and experimental theater, looked at the restaurant's time-honored rituals and its older clientele with a cold eye.
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Catfish, hot sauce, a few sides: For many African-American families, these are makings of a time-honored gathering that feeds a sense of community.
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Floating down Oxford's canals and rivers is both a time-honored pastime and an excellent way to explore the city, especially in the warmer months.
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Riling up one's political base is a time-honored tradition, and certainly Mr. Trump's new pet rant about 13 angry Democrats is designed to inflame.
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Independence Day began the now time-honored tradition of kicking off the marketing campaigns for big-budget movies with an expensive Super Bowl ad slot.
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After 49 years of nightly broadcasts, the Israeli government shut down the state broadcasting authority's time-honored television news program with only one hour's notice.
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A discrepancy between a tech company's messaging and Wall Street expectations is a time-honored occurrence, one that has also bedeviled many of Snap's predecessors.
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On her nighttime walk, she has a chance to assert maturity in the time-honored way: by yelling at a younger person to grow up.
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It's a time-honored tradition as old as dancing around a maypole or looking for a groundhog's shadow: Glassdoor's annual best jobs list is here.
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The restaurant has some other time-honored dishes, including broken pasta sautéed with potatoes (Thursday): 28004 St. Marks Place (Avenue A), 2252-2100-240, tramontipizzanyc.com.
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We're experiencing a rejuvenation of federalism, and states, serving in their time-honored role as the "laboratories of democracy," have become key drivers of innovation.
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She is now preparing a master's thesis about chimneys and tries to combine time-honored practices of the trade with a concern for the environment.
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But the love-over-politics plotline seems to be another casualty of an administration that has torched even the most time-honored of Washington chestnuts.
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In the past few weeks, members of Congress have once again engaged in the time-honored practice of lambasting Congress for failing the American people.
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Making people laugh about politics is a time-honored comedy tradition that's been around just about as long as both politics and comedy have existed.
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The weight loss before-and-after image is a time-honored tradition, and one long used by shady weight loss marketers to sell supplements and diets.
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These vegetable-centric dishes are enjoying a second life thanks to the quasi-vegetarian Millennials who are moving in and discovering the time-honored traditional recipes.
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Then there's urologist Mike, who once again proves the time-honored maxim that if you are pale and wear glasses, Survivor's giving you a goofy soundtrack.
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But Mr. de Blasio vehemently denied that Queens was ignored in favor of Manhattan and other boroughs — a time-honored allegation heard throughout Queens on Monday.
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"I am absolutely embarrassed that a senior officer and a senior NCO took such liberties with a time-honored military tradition," Haston said in his statement.
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Each of the women, in one of the academy's time-honored traditions, is dressed in her ceremonial uniform, posed on the steps of historic Nininger Hall.
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It is a time-honored and tested tradition, but CNN's Maeve Reston said there are questions about whether Team Trump is ready for this next chapter.
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Cornyn would like to move into his party's top Senate leadership position, and being generous with colleagues is a time-honored way of winning their support.
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In fact, private gunsmithing is a time-honored tradition that predates the mass-manufacture of firearms and still stands as a favorite pastime of gun enthusiasts.
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In his statement, Haston said: I am absolutely embarrassed that a senior officer and a senior NCO took such liberties with a time-honored military tradition.
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"I am absolutely embarrassed that a senior officer and a senior NCO took such liberties with a time-honored military tradition," Wednesday's statement from Haston said.
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It's not actually a time-honored tradition, but who's going to stand in your way if you decide today's the official day to enjoy a glass?
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On Monday, the first lady will unveil "Time-Honored Traditions," which she personally designed, with a nod to the past 200 years of White House holidays.
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"What critics said: "To fill its empty soul, 'Tell Me a Story' tries to capitalize off of time-honored fairy tales and timely anger surrounding Trump.
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"What critics said: "To fill its empty soul, Tell Me a Story tries to capitalize off of time-honored fairy tales and timely anger surrounding Trump.
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For apes, nit-picking, a time-honored skill that parents of school-age children with lice know all too well, puts similar demands on the eyes.
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The use of Antiquities Act is a time honored tradition that both Republican and Democratic Presidents alike have used to protect important natural and historical sites.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android The weed industry is getting to know a time-honored tradition of the American business world: corporate fraud.
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In Washington, she has played the time-honored role of White House hostess, but has also unveiled a platform focused on compassion and issues facing children.
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Clinton would deliver a concession speech and he would escort Mr. Trump to the Capitol for the time-honored ritual of a peaceful transfer of power.
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Julianne, her sisters and their mom practiced the time honored tradition of "Sun's out, buns out" on their final day of vacay in Cabo San Lucas.
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In this series for T, the author Reggie Nadelson revisits New York institutions that have defined cool for decades, from time-honored restaurants to unsung dives.
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"A time-honored tradition of pseudonymous free speech on matters of public moment runs deep in the political life of America," Twitter said in its filing.
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If acquainting Western taste buds with insect food is a tall order, maybe it's time to try the time-honored ploys of advertising, new research suggests.
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We're not trying to complicate that time-honored ritual, but we recognize that some people might need some guidance on hosting a proper Memorial Day bash.
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Followers thought Fuchs and Grossman's adventure was cute and romantic, until they realized it was a couple leveraging a time-honored tradition for personal and financial gain.
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Locating themselves on the safe ground of what historian Andrew Bacevich has called " the new American militarism," they were simply enacting a time-honored American public ritual.
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In the annals of popular beauty Instagram posts, selfies with LED light therapy masks have become as time-honored as swatch-loaded arms and pigment-mixing videos.
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But this time-honored recovery method and form of meditation might actually be doing more harm than good for the legions of partygoers who adhere to it.
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This year's theme is "Time Honored Traditions," which is reflected through faux-snow covered trees, classic wreath displays and the iconic 350-pound White House gingerbread house.
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It is the most time-honored tradition of The Bachelor to make probably very normal women look as though they have the emotional acumen of drunk toddlers.
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On another trip, they gathered in a time-honored anti-abortion tradition: They prayed on the sidewalk outside a Planned Parenthood abortion clinic, for the women inside.
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If you had to wager which beauty brand was trending most in 2011, would you go with a time-honored (and celebrity-endorsed) luxury like La Mer?
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The furnishings, themed "Time-Honored Traditions" were revealed in late November, and the first lady selected "every detail of the décor," Fox News reported at the time.
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This time-honored tradition of using medieval execution techniques on crustaceans ensures maximum freshness, so we say, but it also poses some pretty obvious animal welfare issues.
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Michael Irvin says it's a damn shame some Eagles are boycotting Trump's White House ... and hopes the time-honored tradition can continue once POTUS is outta office.
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In Yukon's Dawson City, drinking a cocktail with a pickled toe is a time-honored tradition that more than 100,000 visitors have undertaken, according to the municipality.
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It also told the time-honored tale of women triumphing over men who underestimated them, ending with the women being inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
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"Big George?" he suggested before going to the time-honored Stripper Name Formula: Pet Name plus Street You Grew Up On."Big Boy Fourth Street," Clooney said.
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Where it stands: The Taliban would agree to meet government officials only in a "personal capacity" — a time-honored way to avoid legitimizing adversaries in early talks.
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As I have written in the past, the selling of the title "ambassador" is a thinly-veiled form of corruption that is a time-honored Washington tradition.
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The oven is imported from the region, as are the ingredients and time-honored techniques like bakers pressing their knuckles into dough to create olive oil nests.
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Washington (CNN)When Howard Schultz, Starbucks billionaire and independent presidential candidate, erred on Twitter, his campaign turned to a time-honored Washington tactic to explain the misstep.
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In this new series for T, the author Reggie Nadelson revisits New York institutions that have defined cool for decades, from time-honored restaurants to unsung dives.
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In New Hampshire, voters slogged through snow and slush to cast ballots for local offices and questions in a time-honored ritual known as Town Meeting Day.
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Not only do you need to keep up with all of your time-honored favorites — but there are also dozens of new shows to juggle as well.
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How can this so-called journalist be so ignorant of the time-honored and sacrosanct role of the press as a vital cog in our democratic structure?
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Listing the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats, is a time-honored method of keeping track of the concerns you&aposll need to manage for your company.5.
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That adaptation found delicious crosscurrents of feeling, not to mention all sorts of sly commentary on male bonding, in the riverside antics of the time-honored characters.
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These time-honored doctrines have been abandoned over the past 15 years, and the slide of democracy into the media-entertainment abyss has been fast and furious.
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On the campaign trail, Mr. Pence promised that a Trump White House would apply "time-honored conservative principles" like cutting taxes and regulation, and increasing military spending.
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Calvin Harris has loads of famous friends and he is determined to tell you about it via the time-honored medium of Putting Them On The Track.
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The first trailer for the long-awaited series Star Trek: Discovery is here, exploring the franchise's most time-honored conflicts within an early era of the Federation.
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This was a reference to a time-honored banker adage, now mostly forgotten after nearly nine years of easy money: Bad deals are made in good times.
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This type of situation would typically call for a charm offensive, though Pai has apparently decided to resort to his time-honored tactic of being incredibly condescending instead.
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The 18-year-old actress donned a fancy dress (nothing new there) and joined her date on the staircase to recreate a time-honored tradition...taking prom pics.
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TURLEY: Well, Jason, as you know, what we&aposre about to see is a time- honored performance of kabuki that occurs on Capitol Hill with every confirmation hearing.
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Evidence-free freakouts over erotica are a time-honored tradition, from fears about "pornographic" French novels in the 1890s to consternation over cable-TV porn in the 1980s.
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In a time-honored tradition of presidential primaries, the political hand-wringing has included some chatter about late entrants to the already saturated field, according to those reports.
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That way you can impress everyone with how you've married 21st century technology with the time-honored tradition of cooking hot dogs and hamburgers in 95-degree weather.
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This Halloween, check the closet and the kitchen cabinets before watching these horror films — some recent, others time-honored — that explore what happens when the material becomes monstrous.
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Yet, there's a problem with how The Bachelor is handling this time-honored tradition: I said "parents' 'blessing'" and this show is only worried about a father's blessing.
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While some "can innovate their way into it, internally," most will feel pressured into the "time-honored tradition" of buying smaller companies to enter newer markets, he said.
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It's almost Thanksgiving, and the people behind Hinge have asked their users to say what they're thankful for this year, just like the time-honored elementary school tradition.
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Instead of her time-honored trips to the ground, the star of the best movie of 2017 (mother!), climbed over some theater seats to gab with Meryl Streep.
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This story fits in with a time-honored tradition of telling long-winded, customer service nightmare stories on Twitter, in series of dozens or even hundreds of tweets.
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"I think I get an A." While Trump has cast himself as a different kind of commander in chief, blaming messaging is a time-honored White House tradition.
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The season opener, written by Ms. Kauffman and Mr. Morris, uses a time-honored sitcom device, the sudden medical emergency, to complicate the action and delay a resolution.
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You don't need me to tell you that those "guys" were in fact British troops setting about the time-honored tradition of trashing anything we could not hold.
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The peaceful transition of power is a time-honored tradition in American politics, one many observers anticipating a Trump defeat weren't sure he would respect if he lost.
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In the time-honored tradition, older Americans have decried the Millennial Generation's bizarre penchant for avocado toast and for "killing" industry after industry as they come of age.
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The rise of Prince bin Salman has shattered decades of tradition in the royal family, where respect for seniority and power-sharing among branches are time-honored traditions.
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Former federal judge Walter Kelley called Facebook's shift toward a more privacy-focused platform a "time-honored" lobbying strategy to stay ahead of potential political or legal action.
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Manafort needed a way to get cash from offshore accounts into the U.S. cleanly, so he turned to a time-honored tradition for money launderers: expensive real estate.
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Now, the Computer Human Interaction research group based at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland have produced a fascinating working platform of this time-honored scifi trope.
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He might not want to run for office any time soon, but Mark Zuckerberg has perfected the time-honored political art of talking a lot without saying anything.
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This avian quality is particularly exciting to me because it validates one of my most time-honored soapbox rants, to which I've subjected many unwitting friends and readers.
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But we're backing the Nittany Lions to win on Saturday by calling on one of the most time-honored traditions in college football heckling: Minnesota ain't played nobody.
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They said, "enough" to blurring constitutionally directed legal lines, arrogation of power to an Executive bent on rule by executive order, and indifference to time honored procedural practices.
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And as this behavior continues, it is not just our politics being disfigured, but the American sense of well-being and time-honored notions of the common good.
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If it's been anything like mine, your emotional state can be summed up in those time-honored words: Holy fucking shit I am so stressed out right now.
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Children's movies selling merchandise is a practice as old as Papa Smurf himself, a time-honored tradition in America and one I never expect to see go away.
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CreditCreditCharissa Fay In this series for T, the author Reggie Nadelson revisits New York institutions that have defined cool for decades, from time-honored restaurants to unsung dives.
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That second figure is, in fact, the portentously spoken, older Salomé herself, who is seen here narrating a revisionist account of a time-honored slice of Judean history.
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Self-righteous bluster against Israel at the U.N. is a time-honored tradition for Arab states, and Egypt is currently the lone Arab member of the Security Council.
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For venture capitalists, publishing a list of tech predictions is a New Year&aposs tradition as time-honored as popping a bottle of champagne and kissing at midnight.
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CreditCreditNina Westervelt In this series for T, the author Reggie Nadelson revisits New York institutions that have defined cool for decades, from time-honored restaurants to unsung dives.
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Which there will be—in the time-honored tradition of hockey trades, expect the knives to come out for Subban (anonymously of course) over the next few days.
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Although Egg Boy has emerged as our newest hero, he's also the latest participant in our time-honored tradition of throwing eggs at—or smashing eggs on—politicians.
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Soriano also embraces an ephemeral moment, but through his use of a dry, non-pictorial vocabulary, he is able to push a time-honored subject down a new path.
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Here, on the disappointingly non-existent Joe Pesci Show, Baldwin engages in one of his time-honored power moves on the show, slipping people cash with a smart impression.
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And on top of that, mocking the powerful is not only a bit of fun, it's a time-honored practice that has the potential to create actual, sociopolitical change.
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Photo via Flickr There are two time-honored annual traditions associated with Burning Man: the ceremonial burning of the man, and the ceremonial ruining of the event's Facebook page.
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During the long, cold slog from January to spring, it's a time-honored tradition to stay inside, snuggle under blankets, and watch competing Fyre Festival documentaries back to back.
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But the denial only came when Lewandowski was pressed by reporters — not by audience members who demanded answers during the City Club of Cleveland's time-honored Q&A session.
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Continuing a now time-honored tradition of creating explosive news late on a Friday afternoon, special counsel Robert Mueller has delivered his final report to attorney general William Barr.
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The Stories feature already made the time-honored tradition of creeping much less anonymous — and unless it changes, it could make sharing bug-eyed filtered selfies less fun, too.
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Maybe if you push the game in a way the makers did not anticipate, something strange happens … Testing masking systems is something of a time-honored tradition among gamers.
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Gemini, now at stud in France, has sired more than 30 colts so far, Mary Chapot said, perpetuating the line of Gem Twist in defiance of time-honored expectation.
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And in cases where companies vent their gas wells, another big source of escaping methane, drillers can use the cheap and time-honored method of flaring — burning it off.
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"There's a time-honored tradition of looking the other way when it comes to star professors," said Brett Sokolow, the executive director of the Association of Title IX Administrators.
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In the continuation of a time-honored tradition, another drug dealer has gotten in trouble after instagramming loads of photos of himself posing with cash, jewelry, and flashy cars.
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The time-honored tradition of making the nation's children recite combinations and patterns of letters directly from memory is upon us: The 2018 Scripps National Spelling Bee is here.
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At the bar, a few weather-worn older dudes sat in the time-honored pub stance: elbows out, one hand on a cold beer, talking in low, friendly voices.
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Back when we were still living in the shadow of the postwar era, the rules were stricter and more religiously observed; you weren't supposed to challenge time-honored authority.
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CreditCreditCourtesy of DiPalo's In this series for T, the author Reggie Nadelson revisits New York institutions that have defined cool for decades, from time-honored restaurants to unsung dives.
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TECH TIP The time-honored travelers' trick of charging your phone from the USB port on the hotel-room television is one option for powering up away from home.
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CreditCreditCourtesy of Fanelli's In this series for T, the author Reggie Nadelson revisits New York institutions that have defined cool for decades, from time-honored restaurants to unsung dives.
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Mr. Delaney's big pitch was bipartisanship, and the time-honored idea that Americans could overcome their bitterest divisions if they had a leader who encouraged them to do so.
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Steven Rattner Phony math is a time-honored tradition in the Washington world of budget making, but the first full fiscal plan from the Trump administration breaks new ground.
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In the March 23 issue of Rolling Stone, Bridgette Dunlap pointed out that manipulating racial — and now ethnic — resentment is a time honored political strategy in the United States.
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Since Jenner is publicly talking about her family's time-honored holiday tradition this year, it's possible she will take her rightful place in front of the camera for 2019.
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Their failure rate is high, but they're also a time-honored way for immigrants in particular to use hard work and entrepreneurial zeal to break into the middle classes.
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The Cambridge natives failed to realize I wasn't a deviant sex criminal exposing myself for jollies, but rather a college student participating in the time-honored tradition of streaking.
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Last October, 11-year-old Evan Spisak wandered down to his father's basement workshop to help out on a weekend project, a time-honored tradition in homes across the country.
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And in the time honored tradition of two years and counting, we've got a sneak peak of the biggest, flashiest, and floppiest dunks to watch for in this year's contest.
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Get the Master Sword Letter Opener for $11 See Details via GIPHY As the Lego of the gaming world, Minecraft persists as a time-honored classic that engages our creativity.
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This method of "fixing up" several short stories into a longer work is a time-honored tradition in science fiction's history, and it works extremely well for this particular narrative.
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The latter, a bag full of free swag valued in the five-figure range and up, is a time-honored tradition during awards season and at film festivals like Sundance.
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The formula that American farmers employ to sustain the foundation of the nation's food system is simple and time-honored—plow then plant, and in three months, harvest and sell.
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At this point in Oscars history, starting your speech — and often using up every last second of it — with an endless string of thank you is a time-honored tradition.
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Time honored Dream Hampton, maker of a documentary series "Surviving R. Kelly" about sexual abuse, and Christine Blasey Ford, who accused U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault.
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Besides being very pretty to stare at, the gown embodies this poetically fine line between time-honored techniques and tech-harnessing machine work that Manus x Machina aims to underscore.
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Ms. Thomas did less bouncing; she favored the time-honored technique of dunking her hot dog buns in cups of water before stuffing them into her mouth with her fist.
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European designers have often found influence in time-honored Americana — and on the spring/summer 2017 men's runways this season, there have been several updated takes on the Western shirt.
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In the freewheeling Philippines, where smoking, drinking and staying out late are time-honored traditions in big cities and small towns alike, Mr. Duterte's policies might be a tough sell.
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Fittingly, Loewe will launch a collection alongside the sculptures that includes a deconstructed leather basket and a braided-leather purse with bamboo handles, inspired by time-honored forms of weaving.
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But over the course of eight episodes, each character put a lot of stock into selling the appearance of moving forward while indulging their time-honored bullshit on the side.
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On it are a number of time-honored plutocratic pleasures, such as cold oysters, foie gras terrine, and a really fine and forcefully seasoned tartare of ivory-veined rib-eye.
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In any case, the camera observes her according to time-honored cinematic conventions: from behind at a low angle as she walks around in her underwear or a bathing suit.
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However, the experiences of the past 70 years should have taught us that the world's best hope for peace and prosperity is an unshakable, shared commitment to time-honored alliances.
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According to the press release, McDonald's is continuing its time-honored tradition of working with fashion and retail brands by granting direct access to the new clothes and accessories line.
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But that last time-honored tradition has vexed city planners for centuries, with rodents blighting New York City's tunnels, streets and businesses for as long as the city has existed.
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And Mr. Bennet turned to another time-honored publicity grab on Saturday, the big-name endorsement, when he rolled out former Senator Gary Hart at the New Hampshire Democratic convention.
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She ended the group date by touching the rose before Colton handed it out (another time-honored Bachelor faux pas) and ruffled even more feathers than her previous surprise lip-lock.
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When the cinematic story is a ghost story, there's a general tendency to rest on the time-honored question of whether the disturbance is paranormal or all in the protagonist's head.
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He was meeting a lot of actors during that period, enjoying the time-honored custom of late-night, post-show gatherings at which many different Broadway casts would eat and mingle.
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"It's particularly important for the American Art Museum to acknowledge how important this body of work is to the greater American story, and situate Traylor among our most time-honored artists."
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Claiming an insight is "counterintuitive" is a time-honored method of suggesting it is actually much smarter and thus truer than a different conclusion, but that does not make it true.
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Open-source packages like this one allow almost anyone to create a deepfake (with some technical knowhow — your grandma probably hasn't replaced her time-honored Bingo sessions with some casual deepfaking).
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Being spoofed on Saturday Night Live is a time-honored tradition and most politicians — of both parties — realize, at minimum, the PR advantages of appearing to be in on the joke.
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At Willa Jean, Fields has a number of tartines on the menu, so she decides to improvise on one with us using a time-honored flavor duo: pesto and goat cheese.
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It's a time-honored practice used by presidents of both parties, but it appears to have gotten worse under Trump, writes Dennis Jett, a professor of international affairs at Penn State.
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For many restaurants on Veterans Day (which falls on Monday, November 11), it is a time-honored tradition to offer veterans and military personnel free meals or great discounts on food.
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But it is also fairly distinct and somewhat anachronistic, couched as it is in a fairly time-honored, traditional way of getting things done — by looking to skilled craftspeople for help.
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And the "I'm just making jokes!" defense is a time-honored one among comedians who spend a lot of time talking about politics, like Oliver's former Daily Show boss, Jon Stewart.
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These are obviously estimates based on Strategy Analytics own research but even if the smartwatch and Swiss watch industries are reaching parity, things aren't looking up for the time-honored tickers.
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Movies about Labor Day and the end of summer are a time-honored tradition in American cinema, from Stand By Me and Weekend at Bernie's to last year's Everybody Wants Some!!
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But before all that, Lindsey and I talked—about Habit and Snail Mail's upcoming album, Sheer Mag (and a little Slipknot), and the time-honored art of playing the goddamn guitar.
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"And what — I hesitated in framing the time-honored question, but it popped out before I could shut my mouth in time — do you think of American women?" the reporter wrote.
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He was precise on the corners — 42 of his 62 pitches were thrown for strikes — and his pitches were delivered according to a time-honored strategy of keeping opponents off balance.
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It became clear that fish fries were more than just a great way to eat fish — they were a cultural pillar and a time-honored tradition in the African-American community.
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But in the time-honored traditions of both horror and rock, things get wilder and stranger as the big finish approaches: Malerman's story takes flight in some head-splitting metaphysical directions.
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The breakup chop is a time-honored tradition in pop culture, whether it's Keri Russell's infamous Felicity haircut post-Ben, or Katy Perry's 2017 taking a break from Orlando Bloom pixie.
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Extraordinary fresh seafood is harvested from the cold waters of the North Atlantic and the North Sea, and preserved using time-honored traditions that are just as complex as French charcuterie.
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He insisted that a run at the Public Theater be in a small space for a limited period — a time-honored strategy to create appetite for tickets to a Broadway production.
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"Taking this action really is the time-honored tradition, the constitutional tradition, of making a good-faith argument for modification, reversal of existing legal precedent," Mr. DeWine said, according to Cleveland.com.
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With many, many more customers thanks to California's decision alone, the industry will suddenly have more profits that it can then use on a time-honored tradition in American politics: lobbying.
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WindowsImage: ScreenshotThe time-honored way of taking a screenshot in Windows is to hit PrtScn on your keyboard then paste the results into an image editing app of your choice (like Paint).
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Jim Magagna, executive vice president of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association, said ranchers are worried the dispute may cast "aspersions on a time-honored way of life and work," according to Reuters.
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We're sure you have your family's heirloom recipe and approach to cooking and serving your Thanksgiving turkey, and we're not one to tell you to scrap all of your time-honored traditions.
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The 2018 Winter Olympics opening ceremony was an opportunity for athletes around the world to proudly wave their nation's flag and welcome the start of a time-honored tradition of peaceful competition.
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And, as with any case of mechanization of labor, humans will inevitably be replaced, meaning that the time-honored summer job of pushing carts in the parking lot could soon be obsolete.
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" Mr. Barghouti added that Israel was supporting efforts by states to try to "delegitimize the boycott, a time-honored tactic of resisting injustice in the U.S. and a form of protected speech.
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"In fact, this bill legalizes discrimination — government imposed top-down discrimination against those with time-honored views of marriage and gender," she said in remarks on the floor ahead of the vote.
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In retrospect, the Satanic Panic simply followed the time-honored tradition of parents not understand or liking what excited their children; when the same parents were young, their parents hated the Beatles.
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It's actually part of a time-honored culture war waged by right-wing extremists through the ages that helps them normalize their hateful ideas by couching them in familiar or appealing trappings.
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I love port with cheese — I especially liked it with Ossau Iraty, a hard sheep's cheese from the Pyrenees, though two-year-old Cheddar and the time-honored pairing, Stilton, also work.
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What these votes ultimately represent is the desire to preserve a time-honored tradition in a state that highly values such practices, not least its own established role in the primary calendar.
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Flexibility with language and creative drafting of legislation is a time honored way to ease congressional disputes in a way that gives both sides a credible argument that they got a win.
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Gringos who want to master time-honored recipes like pavo en relleno negro (roasted turkey in charred chili sauce) can take classes at Los Dos, the cooking school founded by David Sterling.
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Fighting against male drunkenness fell within the time-honored female purview of defending the family and the body; extending women's rights into a new political realm felt more radical and less immediate.
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It is a "time-honored KGB tactic for waging informational and psychological warfare," Michael Weiss, a senior editor at The Daily Beast and editor in chief of The Interpreter, wrote on Tuesday.
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The duck face, the fish gape, the smize—these are just a few of the time-honored poses that celebrities, influencers, and the Instagram-happy masses have relied upon to create perfect selfies.
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" The videos, each met with howls of laughter by members of the audience, capture what the lawsuit claims was "a time-honored Chapter tradition that builds unity by satirically and hyperbolically depicting brothers.
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The Casual Inhumanity of How Detroit: Become Human Uses Black CulturePhoto: Sony Interactive EntertainmentTo quote a time-honored African-American turn of phrase, video game developer David Cage owes black people a check.
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Leaking the names of potential running-mates is a time-honored political strategy to show continued momentum; this time as Cruz is likely to endure defeats Tuesday in Republican primaries in the Northeast.
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Travis' dunderheaded faith in FAM could easily be the central plot of the show, following television's time-honored comedy tradition of pitting a funny, well-intentioned husband against his more grounded, realistic wife.
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But, in the time-honored movie tradition of suspended disbelief, we will watch the penultimate episode and spend an hour in Calabasas without worrying about the future of Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
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It was a time-honored invocation of one of Israel's main defense mantras: Since it is small in size and population it needs to maintain qualitative and technological military superiority in the region.
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If Viet Cong thrived off of the time-honored post-punk tradition of emotional distance and abstraction, Preoccupations inverts it, shedding the scuzz, musically and otherwise, for an unflinching look beneath the surface.
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But now—if the tabloids are correct that they have, indeed, split—they will have to navigate the time-honored teen soap tradition of breaking up while continuing to make out on-screen.
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Inspired by this take on a time-honored seasonal trend, we've crafted anti-precious, anti-demure outfits that offer a new and nuanced interpretation of what it really looks like to dress feminine.
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Leaking the names of potential running-mates is a time-honored political strategy to show continued momentum, this time as Cruz is likely to endure defeats Tuesday in Republican primaries in the Northeast.
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And at Gucci, the latest Le Marché des Merveilles watches feature the striped kingsnake, a time-honored motif of the house, which winds its way up the leather strap and onto the dial.
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The remarkable run of song recitals in New York in recent months has at times felt like a relay of pairs of top-flight singers and pianists, many in time-honored Germanic repertory.
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It's the kind of recipe you can vary endlessly, always falling back on the time-honored combination of juicy beef and leafy greens, with a piquant citrusy dressing to pull it all together.
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Street Scene Job-hopping is one of those time-honored traditions on Wall Street and often provides a way for a banker, trader or executive to get a better title and higher pay.
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They number more than 1,600, and they are the volunteers whom the Iowa Democratic Party relies on to ensure that its time-honored process runs smoothly, and that the results are reported accurately.
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An entirely different time-honored tradition is looking a little shaky in 2019: fall TV. As Deadline pointed out on Tuesday, broadcast networks suffered the lowest same-day Premiere Monday ratings in history.
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Teeling uses time-honored methods such as aging its whiskey in oak barrels, but it also sets aside up to a quarter of its annual production for experimenting with new techniques and flavors.
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It's a time-honored tradition, recreating our lives in the Sims, providing some semblance of control over the chaos of existence in the real world and the unknowable outcomes of big life events.
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It demands a certain respect for tradition, he said, even though it's flexible enough to withstand deviations from the time-honored classic featuring cured pork cheeks, peeled tomatoes and sheep's-milk pecorino cheese.
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Dressing up for Halloween is half of the fun of the holiday — but for all these years, the time-honored traditions of trick or treating and costumes have been reserved for us humans.
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Last year, Alderson reverted to a more time-honored capitalist formulation: He made deft midseason trades and built an entertaining product, and fans began to pour through the gates, and television advertising rates rose.
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Carnival is simply playing its time-honored role as a national escape valve during tough times, said Raul Juste Lores, editor at large at Folha de São Paulo, one of the nation's largest newspapers.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama welcomed President-elect Donald Trump to the White House Thursday, as both men put past antagonisms aside in a time-honored ritual epitomizing the peaceful transfer of political power.
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Most of these game-changers are doing things differently far beyond Fashion Week (a time-honored biannual roll-out of new collections that, let's face it, appears to be on the brink of extinction).
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It's a time-honored tradition to complain about how expensive avocados are while simultaneously digging into your third order of guacamole for the week, but right now they are even more pricey than usual.
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But even as the mob's time-honored rackets started to run dry and The Sopranos convinced your baby-boomer parents to subscribe to HBO, New Jersey's real-life mafiosos remained a poorly understood bunch.
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Like most websites, we love participating in the time-honored internet tradition of ranking things, and we'd love nothing more than to put together the official rankings of both Carey's albums and Carrey's movies.
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"Tobacco manufacturers and distributors have long taken part in a time-honored tradition of donating tobacco products to service members, often while deployed," Hunter wrote in a letter Thursday to FDA Commissioner Robert Califf.
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A photo of a dimly-illuminated decoration-lined hallway from 2017's "Time-Honored Traditions"-themed decor was compared to scenes from films such as Harry Potter, The Chronicles of Narnia and Silent Hill.
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To arrive at my preferred model, where far more political questions are solved locally, would require a large-scale reworking of many federal laws, and a reconsideration of many time-honored Supreme Court cases.
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Forced confessions on TVKadyrov immediately took steps to stop the rumors from circulating, in part by using the time-honored Russian tradition of arresting people and forcing them to confess and apologize on television.
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One of the most puzzling injustices in American history is our time-honored tradition of eating turkey, a bird that excels in its mediocrity, on the best holiday this great nation has to offer.
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In addition to our time-honored studio residencies, a variety of innovative professional immersion programs provide opportunities for artists to explore new areas of social and technological practice and engage critically within their field.
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But a recent study by Jean Twenge suggests young people today have become so enamored with smartphones that they are voluntarily delaying time-honored rites of passage like getting drivers' licenses and having sex.
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Rather, we should stick with the time-honored policies that have made the United States the titan to topple in the first place: free trade, competitive markets, reasonable regulations and the rule of law.
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Giving flowers on Valentine&aposs Day is a time-honored tradition, though many of us have horror stories of buying arrangements online, only for them to turn out to be mediocre bouquets in person.
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Now some of those same bureaucrats have described him as an aggressive operator who elbowed them out of the way, rejected time-honored protocols and turned his personal cellphone into a national security risk.
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Ever since Howard Schultz revealed that he's thinking of running for president, many people are revisiting a time-honored question: Could a business CEO ever be a good choice for the nation's highest office?
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Illness is a time-honored arbiter of moral rectitude: Those who are too good for this world die angelically, with a single pathetic cough; those who are too wicked die with much tortured groaning.
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Robert Mickens, a longtime Vatican analyst, said venerating saints or praying at the tombs of martyrs is a time-honored Catholic practice, but he questioned the decision to display the remains of the two saints.
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And then Northern's starting roster signed with EnVyUs, a much larger organization, in the time-honored tradition of bigger esports organizations snapping up whole lineups in order to jump to the top of the order.
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For years we measured the success and future promise of a business with time-honored valuation techniques; amongst other criteria, we looked at income and profit, the value of liabilities and assets, the potential market.
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In a speech earlier this month, FBI Director Christopher Wray carried on the time-honored agency tradition of claiming that Silicon Valley can backdoor encryption safely if its workforce just nerds a little bit harder.
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The FBI needs to return to the time-honored tradition of refusing to comment on investigations and, even when those investigations are over, minimize at all costs the fanfare with which the results are announced.
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However, although buying out smaller competitors is the time-honored way to boost market share and lure in new customers, that strategy may not always pan out if smaller companies don't want to play along.
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This labor-intensive process recalls the time-honored methods of Oaxacan raw-earth construction, in which wet molds of compost are laid out in the sun to dry, yielding a stable, naturally-made building block.
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They become so enamored of new businesses, new technologies and new markets that they neglect the old, and in doing so deprive themselves of the fuel for growth, which sits in those time-honored businesses.
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Royal Ascot is beloved by many, with some 300,000 racegoers attending the five-day event every year – including the royal family, who always make sure the time honored tradition is part of their social calendar.
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"If someone is looking for a test case to overturn the time-honored judicial precedents of vertical mergers, this is not the case," David R. McAtee II, AT&T's general counsel, told me this week.
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But the Internet and its social media accomplices have upped the ante, fabricating new holidays and ushering other time-honored rituals, solemn observations and family quarrels into the ether, where they are louder than ever.
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After all, nail-bitingly close finishes are a time-honored tradition at the Olympics, and OMEGA's team has had to adjudicate results that would have been impossible to judge without sophisticated camera and timekeeping technology.
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To ensure diners, who might subscribe to time-honored traditions, aren't unseated by the newfangled concepts, Leung deconstructs traditional foods and picks reference points, preserving the essence but twisting the presentation or the accompanying flavors.
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In a reversal of the time-honored formula whereby symbols of the sitter's life and work are arrayed in the picture like saintly attributes, Wulff implies antipathy, not affinity, between the subject and her surroundings.
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Timothy Head is executive director of the Faith and Freedom Coalition, a national grassroots movement of over two million conservatives and people of faith in support of time-honored values, stronger families, and individual freedom.
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In the capital, the lifting of the dry law, or "ley seca," sparked the return of a time-honored tradition of hanging out, beer in hand, in front of the city's 24-hour convenience stores.
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Celebrating the Fish Fry, a Late-Summer Black Tradition (2018) Catfish, hot sauce, a few sides: For many African-American families, these are makings of a time-honored gathering that feeds a sense of community.
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The Legislature typically only sends bills it has passed when the governor requests them — a time-honored practice that goes back several governors and allows Mr. Cuomo to set the pace of approving new laws.
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Argentinean literary culture is ruthlessly centered in Buenos Aires—"that bad habit, Buenos Aires," Jorge Luis Borges called the city—but Di Benedetto resisted the time-honored impulse of literary young men toward the capital.
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But today the instinct to collect and accumulate things has, she says, been replaced by a desire to collect and accumulate experiences — and, in time-honored Japanese fashion, to building ever larger libraries of images.
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Nathan Morlando's "Mean Dreams" may use a time-honored premise — young lovers on the lam (see: "Badlands") — but it does so with such quiet, gently appealing assurance that it makes the template seem fresh again.
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Unruh. Image: YouTubeTo suggest the purpose of Taylor's suit is to win ignores a time-honored history among right-wing internet-reliant bigots of threatening to or engaging in frivolous legal proceedings to bolster their image.
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The bottom line: Scientists have yet to create an artificial intelligence system to help with such forecasting, leaving today's futurists leaning on time-honored traditional methods — deeply studying history for clues of what may come next.
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That time-honored brand loyalty is why we grab a tube of Burt's Bees lip balm every time we find ourselves standing in a checkout line, desperately in need of something to recharge our chapped lips.
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Starting tomorrow, classic Sega games will be popping up on the iOS app store and Google Play for free (with a $1.99 ad-free option), giving tons of time-honored games a new, easily accessible home.
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Every year, children of the slums who have recently turned 20 can volunteer to take part in their society's time-honored, highly anticipated tradition: an elaborate series of physical and psychological challenges known as the Process.
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Meghan also debuted the perfect curtsy when she greeted Queen Elizabeth, mastering the time-honored sign of respect to the monarch even with Princess Kate, a seasoned pro at the bow and dip, by her side.
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Lodro Rinzler, a buddhist teacher and co-founder of the NYC meditation studio, MNDFL, incorporates food and adult beverages into special mediation workshops that help participants explore different approaches to our time-honored habits and vices.
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The intrepid painter Graham Nickson has explored a time-honored theme, the ideal world of Arcadia, making images that are, at once, entirely about the present and suggestive of traditional concepts of a pastoral, terrestrial paradise.
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The ghost-written autobiography of the American politician is a time-honored tradition, an attempt to angle for policies, prepare for an upcoming election, secure one's legacy, or cash in at the end of a career.
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Out come the time-honored trappings: the carving knife; a soundtrack alternating among ambient Lynchian strains, cheesy pop numbers and snatches of hard-core rock; lightning-fast shock cuts in the editing, including glimpses of dismemberment.
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This time-honored practice began last century, when workers from the Middle East and Africa flocked to Libya for jobs in its booming petro-economy -- a pattern that continues even now, despite Libya's dismal security climate.
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This, alas, is a time-honored tradition in ballet companies—and Balanchine's career was marked, even shaped, by serial infatuations—but it is no longer honored, and managements are now scrambling to institute codes of conduct.
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Meghan also debuted the perfect curtsy when she greeted Queen Elizabeth, mastering the time-honored sign of respect to the monarch even with Princess Kate, a seasoned pro at the bow and dip, by her side.
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And so kicking the can down the road is a time-honored fallback position for the political class, especially when voters prefer to see "wins" on their behalf as distinct from nuanced solutions to difficult problems.
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FBI official Peter Strzok's recent testimony before the House Judiciary Committee continued a time-honored practice of elected members of Congress doing nothing about the open contempt of federal departments or agencies and their unelected officials.
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Il Forno di Gennaro In 1960, this fourth-generation bakery moved from the Sassi to its current sleek and modern space in Matera's new town, but it never strayed from the time-honored wood-fired technique.
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We tend to get distracted, when discussing couture, by the cost of the clothes, and the petites mains and their time-honored skills, and whether we think it is good or bad or frivolous or historic.
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Ms. Mitchell's source is the time-honored tale of Orpheus and Eurydice, who turn out to be just one of many pairings (not all of them romantic) coming to grief on the London stage just now.
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It's been eight years since I last summarized the known benefits of this time-honored form of exercise, and it has since grown in popularity in venues like Y's, health clubs and community and senior centers.
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It's a time-honored tradition that many consider to be quintessentially American: debate vigorously, engage with your neighbors, practice free speech, and, eventually, help to determine through popular vote who will serve as your elected representative.
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Narrative indirection, the time-honored choice, often governs "Lincoln in the Bardo," as when Saunders clips dozens of different and sometimes contradictory sources to handle Lincoln's physical description: His hair was black, still unmixed with grey.
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But as after-hours gatherings and dedicated Instagram experiences continue to take off, a time-honored practice has surprisingly gained traction, and become a destination-worthy draw: conservation, or art restoration, done in the public eye.
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Picking out the perfect Christmas tree from a lot is a time-honored holiday tradition for many, but there are also plenty of reasons to opt for an artificial Christmas tree instead of the real thing.
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Its shocks are well-timed, giving us enough reason to fear what's on the other side of various doors while nodding to the time-honored horror tradition of turning a mundane object into a malevolent one.
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In the aftermath, the media scrambles to answer these questions, because we've got TV channels and websites to fill with speculation, and debating the debate is a tradition as time-honored as any in American politics.
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Most did rely on the time honored adage in medicine, "the more often you do it, the better you are" that informed the advice that my mother should travel to a large high-volume academic center.
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It also lets insurance companies bring back the time-honored practice of pricing insurance for people with preexisting conditions at a higher — prohibitively higher if need be — rate, violating the absolute core of the Jimmy Kimmel test.
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The fireworks display on the Mall has been a time-honored nonpartisan tradition for nearly half a century, and Trump's new vision for Independence Day has caused a stir among city officials and lawmakers, the Post reports.
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Then Sarah dumps tequila over his head and all the girls gather inside to participate in the great time-honored tradition of talking shit in a group about one other person which, of course, brings them together.
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We could listen to our betters, who claim the only tact for improving is to "get gud," or we could employ the time-honored tradition of modifying our hardware to make our gaming a little less shitty.
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Some po'boy purists might balk at the idea of rejiggering the time-honored formula perfected at New Orleans institutions like Parkway Bakery and Domilise's, but Boudreaux and his team are hardly Guy Fierifying this New Orleans classic.
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The time-honored Dogs of the Dow investment strategy has long been used by investors to mark a new year by buying into the 10 members of the Dow Jones Industrial Average that pay the highest dividend.
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One of the most exciting and time-honored events at Disrupt is Startup Battlefield, and we can't wait to see the Berlin cohort take the stage, dazzle the judges and launch their dream on a global stage.
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President Donald Trump enthusiastically participated in the time-honored tradition of the turkey pardon, granting clemency to a bird in the White House Rose Garden before jetting off to Mar-a-Lago for a long holiday weekend.
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Searching for deals through Google, Bing and deal aggregation sites is a time-honored way of scoring the best price on your most-coveted gifts, but it's also a hotbed of bad or at least sketchy links.
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Fifteen years ago I wrote a long piece titled "The Tax-Cut Con," describing what was even then a time-honored scam; it reads almost word for word as a description of Republican strategy in 2017-18.
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Kori Schake, a research fellow at the Hoover Institution of Stanford University who specializes in civilian-military relations, said the account of Mr. Trump's call suggested he did not follow the "time-honored rituals" of such calls.
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"There's an enormous difference between a piece that's alloyed, rolled and hammered, and made by hand — it's time-honored — and something made by CAD (computer-assisted design) and machine-produced forms," she said recently at her atelier.
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But the reaction was also mitigated somewhat by a certain cynicism in a country where wiretapping has been a time-honored tradition in politics, and allegations of spying by the government against its critics are not new.
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Beginning in 2021, Camembert made from pasteurized milk, in factories, will be labeled in a way that has only been allowed for artisanal cheese made in the time-honored, more expensive way — by hand, using raw milk.
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The Pennsylvania pro-hockey team hosted its annual Teddy Bear Toss, a time-honored hockey tradition that invites fans in the stands to chuck stuffed animals onto the ice after the home team sinks its first goal.
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To the Editor: Re "Growing Cultural Rift Disrupts a Time-Honored Trip to Israel" (front page, June 12), about Jewish activists who have objected that the trips don't include Palestinian perspectives: Birthright trips are not an entitlement.
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But now, the uproar triggered in the wake of Mueller's Russia investigation raises the question of whether his time-honored methods have left him vulnerable to exploitation in a new political era of hyper-partisanship and self-aggrandizing.
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The time-honored tradition of cultivating business contacts over a leisurely game of golf makes up 40 percent of the SGC's weekday trade, and Johnston bets that golf will remain a popular way for business people to network.
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Some of this can be attributed to Trump's near-total disengagement from the process, but most of it boils down to the time-honored truth that, once they are in place, benefits are really difficult to take away.
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In November 1941, Kael and a friend, the poet Robert Horan, moved to New York together in the time-honored manner of aspiring artists: penniless hitchhikers hoping they would figure out some way to support themselves on arrival.
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Factors like failing rains and new pests, linked to climate change, have likely played a role in muguka's popularity at the expense of time-honored crops such as maize, said Dickson Kibata, a technical officer at the AFA.
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The group will partner with Party City and other brands to launch the #ALLoween campaign, which aims to promote both National Trick or Treat Day and "the time-honored traditions of Halloween on October 31st," the petition reads.
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The time-honored tug of war between the judiciary and the legislative branch of government will play out in Kansas on election night when the fate of five State Supreme Court judges will be determined in retention elections.
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But maybe the police should expand the search to our nation's interstate highways, where 18-wheeler brothers-in-arms full-up on a full tank of go-go juice obey a time-honored code of the open road.
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In nearly all of their time-honored recipes that had been passed down and refined over generations, rose water was used as the liquefier rather than plain water, despite it being costlier and more time-intensive to produce.
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After checking into a hotel, he says, the first rule is to canvass the room for drugs that the police have planted, a time-honored trick to silence a journalist whose work is inconveniencing the powers that be.
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"Today's ruling contravenes a fundamental and time-honored position of the United States Supreme Court: Interrogation tactics that may not be coercive when applied to adults are coercive when applied to children and the mentally impaired," they said.
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Between the pale blue hydrangea bushes of that storied neighborhood and the shoreline of the Inkwell, a historically African-American beach on the island, I met seasoned black Vineyarders whose screen doors swung open in time-honored hospitality.
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The effects of social and political change, years of war and the rise of the influential Spanish chefs of today are covered, as are ingredients like olives, anchovies and chocolate; markets; dishes like cocido; and time-honored utensils.
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Beneath that arresting image, Salieri and Mozart play out their wounding dance of death, the climactic "Requiem" rattling their symbiotic being, not to mention an audience for whom a time-honored play once again tears at the soul.
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Here's what happened: As the Des Moines Register readied a cover story and CNN prepped for an hourlong special about the time-honored poll, Pete Buttigieg's campaign complained that his name hadn't been offered to some poll recipients.
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Yet many in Washington and various media outlets seem ready to blame Mr. Kim's latest move on an American president they detest rather than on the time-honored North Korean playbook from which it is so obviously drawn.
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Mad Men, the TV series that made Matthew Weiner one of the most famous, most powerful showrunners alive, obeyed the time-honored tradition of using a story set in the past to tell a story about the present.
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The association's executive director, Monte Shaw, recognizes that fibbing to the people of Iowa about corn is a time-honored political tradition—and that the ethanol lobby has outsized power because Iowa enjoys special status in vetting presidential candidates.
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On the night of (and the morning after) the 133 Golden Globes, a liberal movie star and a conservative commentator engaged in two time-honored rituals: the impassioned cause-driven acceptance speech, followed by the withering ad hominem dismissal.
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Contrary to Gold's approach to her palette, Guillot's color range — largely, restrained earth tones and the grays of weathered wood and concrete — is a lesser consideration, another time-honored if now rather musty prejudice of much three-dimensional art.
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That's normally fine, but then a child like this comes along who tosses aside Yo Gabba Gabba tunes and instead sings "Black Hole Sun" by '90s grunge darlings Soundgarden — with the time-honored vocal aid of a hot shower.
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After winning only 36 percent of the vote in that state's Republican primary—the last, best place to sustain hope of capturing his party's nomination—Cruz announced that he's suspending his campaign, the time-honored euphemism for the end.
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For eager newcomers trying to hustle a life in New York City, there are certain time-honored means of staying afloat: foaming lattes as a barista, selling books at the Strand, or shepherding spaniels as a paid dog walker.
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Rabbit and Future share this handshake after partaking in the time-honored Detroit tradition of fixing a hooptie while singing an improvised version of "Sweet Home Alabama"—about as good a reason as any to share a hearty shake.
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The case is the latest one to cancel the copyright of a time-honored song that many people may well assume was available for anyone to sing: A judge invalidated the copyright on "Happy Birthday to You" in 2015.
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The ARMY was so mighty that by the time BTS made their US television debut at the American Music Awards in 2100, the audience was treated to a time-honored K-pop spectacle: an auditorium ringing with fan chants.
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The couple, who married three years ago, got the apartment, a Classic Six with crown moldings, hardwood floors and a windowed kitchen, in that time-honored New York way — through somebody who knew somebody who had very good connections.
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Now it was just the host, playing straight to the camera as he engaged in the tedious if time-honored tradition of recording corny promos that would run on TV and radio before the program's debut on July 29.
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As one of the most divisive and least predictable campaign seasons in memory came to an end on Tuesday, millions of Americans from all walks of life took part in a time-honored national tradition: They did not vote.
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Drivers are supposed to leave each other room to race, and so even though "closing the door" on another driver is a time-honored passing technique, it's something that Leclerc wanted the increasingly interventionist F290 officials to look at.
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Naz was the innocent tossed into the criminal justice system and made less innocent — a time-honored archetype — while Stone was a surprisingly lovable collection of quirks and character ideas, given beautiful life in the hands of John Turturro.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May, faced with the near-impossible task of renegotiating part of her Brexit deal with the European Union before the rapidly approaching Brexit deadline, has resorted to the time-honored strategy of stalling for time.
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This is a nightmare, but it's also creative, and a good spin-off from a time-honored tradition of curating other people's artwork as a way of expressing emotions when we have a hard time putting them into words ourselves.
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" White House spokesman Sean Spicer said on Wednesday that inaugurations have "pretty much been a nonpartisan activity ... This is a time-honored tradition, and I think a lot of Americans and companies and entities are proud to support the inaugural.
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America's Next Top Model ended "ended" in 2014 after 22 cycles of Tyra's inimitable smizing and the time-honored tradition of girls with new pixie cuts hysterically crying into the camera about the gorgeous head of hair they just lost.
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He said that "the national anthem is a time honored tradition," and said that players would have previously agreed to a set of rules, and suggested that there would be many outlets for players to express their freedom of speech.
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Affleck, who won the Oscar for Best Actor in 2017 for his role in "Manchester by the Sea," is breaking with one of Tinseltown's time-honored traditions, wherein the previous year's Best Actor winner announces the winner for Best Actress.
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In Bloomberg News' ongoing obsession with the many time-honored traditional foods millennials are killing, the news service reports this week that the generation is responsible for the decline of that picturesque staple of the Thanksgiving table, the giant turkey.
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The intrepid British-born painter has also explored another equally loaded, equally time-honored theme: the ideal world of Arcadia, making images that are, at once, entirely about the present and suggestive of traditional concepts of a pastoral, terrestrial paradise.
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"President Trump's refusal to release his income tax returns has broken a time-honored, bipartisan tradition which has weakened our democracy and his jaw dropping business conflicts have now put the security of our nation at risk" said state Sen.
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As for the European Union, it has grown weary of Washington's polarizing attitudes toward its allies, as it has condemned the highly controversial Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act, which effectively lifts sovereign immunity, a time-honored cornerstone of diplomatic relations.
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Dippin' Dots are a time-honored theme park tradition, and the iconic southern California location has a new version dubbed Spookies 'n' Cream, which is a classic cookies and cream flavor dyed orange and studded with pieces of Oreo cookies.
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It is also highly probable that each so-called victim will be portrayed, fairly or not, by defense attorneys as a woman willing to voluntarily trade sexual favors for a shot at movie fame in the time-honored Hollywood tradition.
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These days, many fifteen-year-olds make their entrance into the nightlife at illegal gabba raves in repurposed metropolitan abattoirs, like Home Counties Christiane Fs––but for me, it was the time-honored combo of shit, cheap booze and underage boredom.
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Ronny Jackson may not have been the best choice to run the VA, but we'll never know thanks to the time-honored Washington tradition of destroying good people who raise their hands when the president asks them to step forward.
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In effect, Germany and France are moving in the direction that would earn Merkel and Macron the role of leaders of the free world, unless Trump acts in a way that reinforces the time-honored American role of global leader.
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It was also about clashing cultures in a Gulf Coast village between native-born patriots, many of them veterans of the Vietnam War, and refugees with little command of English or concern for time-honored local customs and fishing practices.
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There are plenty of celebs who have made their Starbucks drink choices known to us over the years, and we can steal these time-honored, road-tested faves if we ever need some good ideas for a new Starbucks drink order.
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It slots neatly into the time-honored summer blockbuster category of "aggressively fine": competent, lightly funny, ably performed by a handsome cast, and unlikely to inspire anything more than a "well, that was fun!" on the way out of the theater.
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That was the last anyone heard of this unlikely duo and its colorful array of allies and enemies—until now, and a new Ratchet & Clank that, in the time-honored tradition of reboots across all media, is simply titled Ratchet & Clank.
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It was discouraging that so many people apparently believed that the time-honored journalistic act of telling a story straight had become a problem and that The Times needed instead to take sides and coach readers on what to think.
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It's our title dog who spots the pup clinging to a branch over the canal, and who thinks of using the excavator's long boom to reach the pup, all communicated through the time-honored techniques of judicious pointing, barking and pawing.
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As president, that means focusing on time-honored strategies to success that apply to universities everywhere: worrying about the faculty who are recruited here, the campus experience, and whether we are providing the leadership and internship opportunities that students need.
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But a wrinkle in this time-honored process — the peace prize was first awarded in 1901 — emerged on Tuesday, when the committee announced that it had uncovered what appeared to be a forged nomination of President Trump for the prize.
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In an election year marked by lackluster campaigning and low turnout, one group of New York City voters came to the polls in droves: those seeking to lodge the futile and time-honored protest of writing in a candidate for mayor.
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The debate, borne out in both the local newspapers and the occasional street protest, has centered on the suitability of calling the time-honored "Trike," as the Tricycle was known within the business, by a seemingly random name, the Kiln.
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The turkeys arrived at the Willard Hotel on Sunday to enjoy a luxurious stay in a historic D.C. suite ahead of Tuesday's time-honored White House tradition in which the sitting president publicly spares two lucky birds from becoming Thanksgiving dinner.
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The case is the latest one to cancel the copyright of a time-honored song that many people may well assume was available for anyone to sing, after "Happy Birthday to You" was declared part of the public domain last year.
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"It's the story of 2017," said Gabby Warshawer, the director of research for CityRealty, which has seen a spike in buildings offering reduced security deposits, with some asking as little as $500, as opposed to the time-honored one month's rent.
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Working to pay for school is a time-honored American tradition — with the loss of their work permits, these young people may not be able to pay their own way, finish college and give back to the country that supported them.
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These tactics are a time-honored part of any major House debate — for the party in the minority they serve as symbolic expressions of opposition, in this case to impeaching Trump, and as delay tactics intended to drag out the debate.
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And though "Best Babysitters Ever," with its trail of gut-busters, may appear to be the least serious of the three, even that book deals with feelings of abandonment and loneliness, proving that tragedy plus time-honored humiliations equals comedy.
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LONDON — Summer in Britain brings with it welcome bursts of sunshine and a set of time-honored events that include the Wimbledon tennis championships, the Royal Ascot horse races — and the Proms, one of the world's largest classical music festivals.
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In a time-honored ceremony on the flag-draped West Front of the Capitol earlier in the afternoon, Trump placed his left hand on a family Bible and another that belonged to Abraham Lincoln and promised to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution.
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Featuring effortless verses from grime heavyweights JME and Wiley—with Skepta on production duties commanding a beat that's the definition of "simple but effective"—the track is an infectious, electronic-tinged paean to the time-honored practice of bussin' gunfingers in the rave.
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Blaming the dumb shit you do on GTA is a time-honored tradition: Media coverage latched onto the game to explain an eight-year-old shooting his grandmother, cops blamed it for riots in London in 2011, the NRA blames it for everything.
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From Mulberry Street in Little Italy to Springfield, Massachusetts, to southern Florida to Pennsylvania, the multi-family operation allegedly worked together by reverting to time-honored mob practices like running illegal-gambling ventures, strong-arming businesses, and (at least talking about) busting kneecaps.
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Bucking the time-honored Trek trope of selecting a "redshirt" (a low-ranking, generic officer) to be the sole casualty of the first Starfleet away mission of the season, Discovery instead chose to off a smug, insecure white male science officer — mid-mansplain.
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"Really from the beginning of his presidency, President Trump has not observed the time-honored norm that's been in place at least since Watergate that there should be a real division between the Department of Justice and the White House," Yates continued.
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Washington (CNN)The US Air Force is making it clear that dinosaur puppets have no place in its "time-honored" military traditions -- levying tough punishments against three members of the Tennessee Air National Guard involved in a viral video depicting a reenlistment ceremony.
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In the Alston case, one must wonder if the old time-honored recruitment and indoctrination of rookie police officers was adhered to in hiring someone who had been associating with drug kingpins since high school, yet still managed to get on the NYPD.
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Such an apology would also remind a nation reeling from police shootings and shootings of police officers that we have unfinished business addressing racism and injustice in America and that thoughtful — and thought-provoking — nonviolent protest is a time-honored democratic tradition.
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A time capsule opening The Helium Time Columns Monument in Amarillo, Texas, is a neat structure that not only commemorates the discovery of helium, it also serves as an extremely fancy version of a time-honored middle school tradition: The time capsule.
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One main reason for the pessimistic outlook is that the Senate, for various political and logistical reasons, has essentially given up on the time-honored method of considering individual spending bills on the floor after they have been hashed out in committee.
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Mr. Wolfe responded with a manifesto in Harper's, "Stalking the Billion-Footed Beast," in which he lambasted American fiction for failing to perform the time-honored sociological duty of reporting on the facts of contemporary life, in all their complexity and variety.
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"Edges of Light," created last year, brings together traditional time-honored tunes ("We decided to go for the really old ones," Mr. Dunne said on Thursday) with more contemporary compositions and devices, like the sonic manipulation of his tapping into rippling echoes.
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When it became clear on Thursday that Democrats in the United States House of Representatives could not defeat a bill to repeal and replace major parts of the Affordable Care Act, they turned to a time-honored American tradition: taunting the other side.
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They keep alive by their patriotism the time-honored truth that America is a melting pot of shared values, and not the cauldron of racial injustice and national division promoted by the president who is the temporary occupant of the Oval Office.
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In countries like Russia or China, would-be Colberts are more likely to end up in prison than on top of late-night TV. A public display of humility, however, is only one time-honored aspect of a traditional correspondents' dinner monologue.
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"While home sharing is a time-honored tradition in many cultures around the world, the rise of digital platforms like Airbnb has brought it within reach of more people than ever before," Airbnb's vice president of trust Margaret Richardson writes in today's announcement.
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You can sleep on a buddy's couch, stay a few extra years in mom and dad's basement, spend a couple more months living with your ex than you should have, or maybe even briefly engage in the time-honored tradition of "banging for board" (ick).
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These businesses know that treating everyone fairly and equally is essential to maintaining Missouri's time-honored brand as a welcoming and thriving home for the best minds and talented workers who want to help grow business, raise their families, and explore our world-class attractions.
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It's Super Bowl Sunday tomorrow, which means it's that time of year when millions of people gather in living rooms across the United States and put our differences aside in celebration of two time-honored American traditions: consumerism and binge eating greasy, cheesy snacks.
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But the nonprofit has also benefited by inflaming the community's anxieties that a time-honored way of life is coming to an end — while eliding the fact that its own lobbying on behalf of corporations and against regulations has hastened the destruction of that lifestyle.
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Facebook's new Watch Party video-streaming feature is wildly popular with pirates, who use it to run illicit movie marathons In the time-honored tradition of all internet streaming platforms, people are using Facebook's group video-watching platform to watch pirated movies, Rob Price reports.
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Here, in the basement of the Hilton Downtown Chicago over the first weekend in August, the Barthwells — Dave, 2000; Ali, 219; Matt, 235; and friends Taylor Witten and Lisa Beasley — have accomplished something both time-honored and nearly impossible in today's commercialized fan culture.
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She may not have the name recognition of a Gloria Steinem or Hillary Clinton, who just happens to be her close friend, but Melanne Verveer belongs to the same time-honored, battle-tested group that has worked on the front lines for equal rights.
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Expressing how excited she felt to be a part of the occasion, Hager shared a photograph of her sister Barbara Bush and mom Laura Bush with hot rollers in their hair, a time-honored Southern tradition that Witherspoon dispenses advice on in the new book.
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Let me repeat for emphasis, some Republicans, such as McCain and Sasse, are acting with intense patriotism and honor while others, such as Cruz and Grassley, are acting to change the subject and divert attention which is the time-honored strategy of cover-up artists.
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McRaven, whose personal heroism is universally admired and whose leadership is widely revered throughout the military community, has been a strong and courageous critic of Trump and a strong and internationally respected voice for the alliance of democratic nations and time-honored American values.
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In fact, the elaborate unlocks and progression systems that are wrapped around Forza 7 end up making that time-honored tradition of using less prestigious cars to work your way up to bigger and better cars, races, and series feel less coherent and enjoyable.
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READ MORE: The Only Way to Make an In-N-Out Burger Better Is to Deep-Fry It But there was something about In-N-Out—hyped, Californian, sitting in direct opposition of the time-honored Texan classic Whataburger—that brought out the knives.
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You may not realize you are doing it, but if you are salting away money every month in a workplace retirement plan, there is a good chance that you are practicing one of the most time-honored methods for long-term investors: dollar-cost averaging.
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Both films fall into that time-honored category of movies about groups of friends on the cusp of big life changes who, over the course of one zany day, characters learn lessons about themselves, friendship, and growing up while also navigating a befuddling hormonal minefield.
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The president is attempting to dismantle the rule of law, destroy the time-honored independence of the Justice Department, and undermine the career men and women who are devoted to seeking justice day in and day out, regardless of which political party is in power.
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And these privileged kids, some of whom had marched in a giddy parade earlier dressed in tutus and clown costumes in a time-honored Harvard tradition that was somehow venerable because, well, they'd been doing it at Harvard for decades, wanted her to sing.
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Dr. Birch, a developmental psychologist, and the researchers she worked with studied pea-hating children, coached new mothers in ways to quiet crying babies other than feeding them, and scrutinized time-honored parental practices like demanding that a child finish everything on the dinner plate.
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In time-honored fashion, one side or the other will blink at the last minute, these officials said, allowing for a compromise under which developers would accept smaller profits and unions would agree that only projects over a certain size would have to pay union wages.
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The Modern Family star celebrated Thursday on social media with the time-honored tradition of posting a throwback photo to when she was younger, this week sharing a shot of herself when she was first starting out in Hollywood and posing for bikini-clad comp card shots.
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With the rollout date imminent, it remains to be seen whether Twitter is preparing a dramatic change in the way it polices users on the site or if the new approach will simply fall in line with its time-honored, laissez-faire approach of inaction and confusion.
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Yet Nickson turns these loaded, time-honored motifs into compelling, wholly contemporary images that toggle between unabashed romanticism and a modern celebration of the expressive power of super-saturated color relationships and abstract structure, with a healthy admixture of awareness of the history of western art.
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At the Fieldston School, the nearly all-white prep school he attended from first through twelfth grades, he practiced the time-honored strategy of overachieving: by his senior year, he was student-council president, captain of the track team, all-around "golden boy," and bound for Harvard.
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Alas, the plot and subplots are variations on time-honored Hong Kong cinema devices: The young Fei (played as an adult by Eddie Peng) grows up training alongside a buddy, Fiery (Jing Boran); both pine for the same woman, Chun (Wang Luodan), a minder of street waifs.
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Requiring teams come on the field for the pre-game national anthem wastes a good five minutes that could have been devoted to rally cries, stirring speeches, chalk talks, or the time-honored football tradition of removing helmets and bringing it in to take a knee.
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Many of them fostered a debate-club vibe, full of lawyerly hypotheticals and thought experiments, spitballing and modest proposals — and of course, so-called devil's advocates, who engaged in the time-honored process of arguing one side of a proposition in order to test the other's flaws.
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The list of injury and surgery announcements after a hockey team is eliminated from the playoffs is a time-honored tradition in the N.H.L. After the Washington Capitals made another disappointing early exit, it was revealed that their star Alex Ovechkin had knee and hamstring injuries.
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He pries open the time-honored progression of courses to make space for inventions like a predessert cocktail shaken in front of you by the sommelier, Frank Cisneros, who picked up some of the more recondite skills of the Japanese cocktail bar when he worked in Tokyo.
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So perhaps it was unsurprising that Mr. Blankfein used a voice mail message sent to employees on Sunday — a time-honored Wall Street way of delivering firmwide messages — to criticize the travel ban and note that parts of the executive order had been at least temporarily suspended.
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Alex Mullins presented patchwork sweaters, jaggedly stitched together from scraps of ribbed knits; and J.W. Anderson adorned his runway with vibrant crocheted knitwear in the form of coats, blanket-like kilts, oversize scarves and other accessories that felt time-honored in origin and contemporary in execution.
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Of all the items that have swooped in to replace the somewhat-recently maligned plastic straw — melty paper tubes, injurious metal sticks, carb-heavy bucatini alternatives, the time-honored option of just spilling all over yourself — the strawless cold-cup lid is possibly the most absurd.
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The furious reaction from the Chinese government and segments of the Chinese public, along with conciliatory statements by NBA players and officials, led to charges from figures across the American political spectrum that the league was placing money before the time-honored American value of free speech.
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Hiding this sort of stuff in metaphor is a time-honored tradition in children's movies (see also: Babe and its sequel), and because kids will already see themselves in Paddington, it's easier to make the leap to understanding, at the very least, anti-talking-bear prejudice.
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In a voice mail message sent to employees on Sunday — a time-honored Wall Street way of delivering firmwide messages — the bank's chief executive, Lloyd C. Blankfein, said the travel ban was "not a policy we support" and noted that parts of the executive order had been temporarily suspended.
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What he'll say and what he won't In a time-honored tradition, senators will do their best to get Gorsuch to speak about hot-button issues that could come before the court like immigration, abortion and national security, and he will attempt to gracefully dodge the line of inquiry.
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Her latest series, compiled in a new book titled American Fair and published by Kehrer Verlag, is a stunning perspective on the culture surrounding county fairs in the US. Each picture is a portrait of America's heartland and the time-honored customs that have brought communities together for generations.
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While her work predates that of the time-honored founders of abstraction (Robert Delaunay, Wassily Kandinsky, František Kupka, Kazimir Malevich, and Piet Mondrian, among others), stipulations in her will prevented it from being shown until twenty years after her death, and in fact was not publicly seen until 1986.
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Watching her half-brother, Jon Snow, draw up battle plans with his all-male team of advisors, she points out a major flaw in the time-honored practice of war games, which are based on blanket strategy—avoiding an opponent's pincer move, for example—rather than understanding his psychology.
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But if you were to take just one glance at how much cash each Democratic candidate has—a time-honored proxy for figuring out who the front-runner is—you would see that same name, Pete Buttigieg, way down toward the bottom of the list of 2020 contenders.
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As you've probably already figured out, it's a type of duplicity that all but the most gullible parent immediately sees right through, leading to the time-honored "conflict years" between child and progenitor that you've been immortalizing in your country ever since that "Yakety Yak" song was in vogue.
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A patriot platform would champion the time-honored notion that America is a great, good and noble land in which every American is equal and no American is demeaned and defamed by a president who preaches a politics of hate and division from the bully pulpit of the presidency.
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As they toured the island, including Wirata's family home in a mountain district near Lake Batur, Freedman realized her preconceptions—that Bali, with its tropical climate and time-honored cultural traditions, would be free from the complications and tensions that permeated her life in New York—were wrong.
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"The muscle memory that you negotiate in secret, that you cobble together things at the last minute and jam it through — those are sort of time-honored Albany traditions that continue," said Blair Horner, the head of the New York Public Interest Research Group, a longtime government watchdog group.
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In production after production, whether in a comprehensive season of time-honored tragedies at the Almeida Theater in North London or in a tiny playhouse in West London (the Gate) that offered up a "Medea" with a mighty difference, these sagas of slaughter, retribution and revenge rang out with extraordinary vigor.
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Or, it would be, if doing nice floating also involved The-Dream crooning a bunch of sensual af lyrics at you (The-Dream, you see, is going to fuck you until you literally fall asleep, and he is just letting you know via the time-honored medium of the slow jam).
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To bring Runaways to the page, he took a time-honored storytelling trope – the inevitable struggle between children and their parents – and gave it a comic book twist: the Runaways band together after discovering their parents, who ultimately gave them their powers, are members of a secret cabal of supervillains.
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The rule would treat franchisors as joint employers with their franchisees, meaning that they would liable for the thousands of daily decisions of what are essentially independent small businesses and less willing to take a chance on an untested upstart looking to pursue this time-honored ticket to the middle class.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — Summer seems to be the moment for many Midwestern cities to launch new art festivals, in the hopes of using art as a driver for tourism and promotion of place — a time-honored formula stretching back to the first Venice Biennale and beyond.
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One theory holds that despite the topical themes, the key to the show's popularity lies in its escapism — it was a relief to watch a world in which Brexit doesn't exist, and a lone hero can resolve all problems (except his own, of course) in time-honored action-star fashion.
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In "Bakhita," fraught personal experiences intersect with historical and political events and time-honored religious practices, all encompassed within the span of the protagonist's own life — which moves from a village in late-19th-century Sudan to a convent in post-World-War-II Italy, and from slavery to sainthood.
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Maybe it is time for another experiment, time to stage "Othello" where once ships were sent all over the Mediterranean for war but far more for trade and exchange; time to ask Shakespeare, with the inexhaustible imaginative energy of his time-honored plays, to address once again our modern dilemmas.
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The race-grievance industry argues it is nothing less than oppression to say that black college students should adhere to principles of civil discourse; that black debaters should be held to time-honored standards of reasoned argumentation; and that students in English classes should be taught the canons of standard English.
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The law declares that the animals must be stunned insensible before they are killed, a practice widely applied in the global food industry but rejected by some observant Muslims and Jews, who insist that their time-honored method of slashing an animal's neck is mandated by their religion and fully humane.
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The académiciens trooped down the stairs in their splendid green-embroidered uniforms to the sound of a Republican Guard drumbeat, and several hours of verbal fireworks followed, with the inductee and a welcoming member launching elaborate decorations on the French language at each other, according to the time-honored custom.
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He thought she was his underage student, and he still chose to have touchy-feely conversations about his love life with her on a Ferris Wheel, not to mention partaking in the time-honored romantic tradition of dabbing your partner's nose with a paintbrush during a getting-the-gym-ready-for-prom-montage.
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Although the halftime show is a time-honored tradition that many look forward to every year, this year the performers have faced criticism from fans who urged the musicians to back out in support of Colin Kaepernick, the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback who started the #TakeAKnee movement to protest racial injustices.
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As a pure mining company that had endured over a century of commodity booms and busts, Freeport had long shunned debt and never acted as if it expected good times to last indefinitely — time-honored notions that Mr. Moffett and his allies appear to have discarded when they pushed into oil and gas.
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Mr. Gabay's death resonated far beyond New York, with many seeing it as the senseless killing of a man whose life embodied a time-honored version of the American success story: a son of immigrants who grew up in public housing, earned an Ivy League education and dedicated himself to public service.
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On Soccer PARIS — It is an established rite, a time-honored tradition: Before every major soccer tournament, each participating team hosts a send-off match in which the players get one last runaround, one final standing ovation from a stadium full of devoted fans in a game against a (relatively) hapless opponent.
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Characters clash, split and recombine in the time-honored tradition of Shakespeare's great cross-dressing comedies "Twelfth Night" and "As You Like It." The background for such melting identities is a picturesque, willfully artificial Arcadian vale by Julian Crouch (which makes deft use of pornographic silhouettes), with costumes to match by Arianne Phillips.
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Ouendan (later retooled for the West as Elite Beat Agents) was and still is one of my favorite games ever made: A series of J-Pop bangers soundtracking the elaborate dance routines of a male cheer squad, called to solve everyone's problems via the time-honored medium of shouting and dramatic poses.
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While it has always been both the birthright and burden of women to not only make and maintain a home but also attend to the physical and emotional needs of its inhabitants — often at some sacrifice to themselves — these far-reaching and compelling essays go beyond time-honored examinations of gender and motherhood.
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While evidence supporting or contradicting that assertion has yet to surface, salting—the act of getting a job at a specific workplace for the purpose of getting a union off the ground there—is a perfectly legal and time-honored tactic of organized labor, if that is the reason for Moran's continued employment at Tesla.
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Despite cutting back on the richness in homes and restaurants around Durban, you can still find a few restaurants that make it in the time-honored way, such as Impulse by the Sea, Capsicum at the crumbling Britannia Hotel, CaneCutters in Glenwood, and at a Hollywood Bets in Springfield, a betting parlor (of all places).
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"The president is attempting to dismantle the rule of law, destroy the time-honored independence of the Justice Department, and undermine the career men and women who are devoted to seeking justice day in and day out, regardless of which political party is in power," Yates said in a New York Times op-ed Friday.
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Leaning on details about what the teens are up to in an effort to shock parents — and, let's face it, the media, who have already dubbed Euphoria "controversial" despite nobody actually seeming to be all that mad about it — is a time-honored tactic, one that resurfaces in pop culture every five to 113 years.
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But the discord over a presidential visit — a time-honored ritual in the aftermath of such a tragedy — underscores how wide the gulf has become, at a time when the White House and the Israeli government are in lock step on every major issue, yet as a majority of American Jews voted against the president.
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CreditCreditAndy Haslam for The New York Times We were driving on what is locally known as the Golden Mile, a stretch on the wind-pummeled, rugged island of Islay off Scotland's southwest coast that includes three time-honored, world-renowned distilleries that most Scotch whisky drinkers would recognize by name — Ardbeg, Lagavulin and Laphroaig.
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The time-honored exercise of international politics as a "great game," an endless competition for strategic advantage among sovereign and equal powers, was in urgent need of a radical update for a world in which networks spawned by the internet and social media, both benign and malignant, were shaping a far different global order.
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I could go on, but that would risk burying the other lead, which is this: The Jungle Book's characters, action and story are also first-rate, a completely original take on the time-honored tale that restores some of Rudyard Kipling's elements while hewing just close enough to the 1967 animated classic to satisfy its biggest fans.
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Somewhere along the westward road from Louisiana to California, Vietnamese cooks began tinkering with the time-honored recipe: rather than simply boiling the crawfish in Cajun spices, they add a step of immediately cooling boiled crawfish and then tossing the mudbugs in a butter-based sauce that may also include garlic, onions, peppers, orange wedges, and lemongrass.
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While cities that have waged fierce anti-goose battles — in Monroe, N.Y., Senator Chuck Schumer got involved, bringing in an organization called GeesePeace — might have welcomed news of the deaths, in Malone, where observing the annual goose migration to the park is a time-honored tradition, the birds are viewed in a more friendly light, Mr. Sherwin said.
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SARYTA RODRIGUEZ, NEW YORK To the Editor: Rather than subject the country to a prolonged, deeply divisive and likely unsuccessful campaign to repeal the Second Amendment, would it not be preferable to revise its language so as to reflect contemporary social concerns (such as gun violence) while preserving the time-honored right to bear arms for legitimate purposes?
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We can already guess where this one is going, so there wasn't a lot of suspense — the high point of the event was his introduction of the new governor of Alabama, who had arrived at her office through the time-honored method of waiting for her superior to get driven out of office in a sex scandal.
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I spoke with Spencer a number of times, formally at press huddles and informally, and I had the sense of him as a deeply thoughtful public servant working hard to follow the appropriate commands, in substance and in process, of his commander in chief while respecting the time-honored, vital process of peer review and judgment inside military ranks.
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With his staff and more than 20 Irish reporters by his side, the prime minister (called a "Taoiseach" in the Irish language) participated in a day of events — including a luncheon at the U.S. Capitol, a one-on-one meeting with Trump, and the time-honored "shamrock ceremony" in which a sitting U.S. president is gifted a bowl of shamrocks.
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Since her initial win, Rowlands hasn't spent much time on time-honored college Republican activities like student recruitment or door-knocking for state candidates ahead of the June 5 California primaries, in races which may prove incredibly important for Republicans trying to keep control of the real House of Representatives; that's the kind of work that doesn't get national media attention.
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As I sat down earlier this week to write this column, the Takes—that is the time-honored writing format of "hastily slapped-together opinion containing a few hundred words about a timely thing coupled with a headline so polarizing that people end up sharing it before they actually read it"— were coming to me at a fast and furious pace.
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On the other hand, official Palestinian acknowledgement once and for all that Israel is not just here to stay, but has a right to stay, would deprive Palestinian leaders of time-honored tools for manipulating their constituents – appealing to and inflaming their baser anti-Jewish prejudices, promising them salvation if they'll only shut up 'til the Zionists are defeated, and so forth.
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In those halcyon days before the internet, if you wanted bigger breasts, you took part in those time-honored traditions of filling your bra cups with Kleenex, shoplifting a pair of those silicone inserts from Victoria's Secret, or standing in front of the mirror repeating "I must, I must, I must increase my bust" while doing a variety of ineffective arm movements.
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Things go smoothly enough in Charles Town—there is an unforgettable shot of McBride shooting two muskets into the camera while wearing khaki shorts, à la The Great Train Robbery—but it all goes to shit once everybody gets to the hotel, when Gamby catches the kids engaged in the time-honored field-trip tradition of surreptitiously drinking stolen booze and making out.
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Now, as the press, at its finest, informs the public of a president's nefarious behavior, a whistle-blower courageously comes forth to reveal the chief executive's disturbing conversation, and the House of Representatives brandishes time-honored checks and balances, I will tell the class that for all its flaws, democracy in America remains intact, its institutions steering the country forward.
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When Terese Lawry and Jacob Falkovich suddenly found out they had to move in August — a miscommunication between Ms. Lawry, a doctoral student in biology at Columbia University, and the housing office resulted in their Morningside Heights apartment being assigned to someone else — Mr. Falkovich suggested they turn to a time-honored method for making hard choices: a decision matrix.
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It's the old class warfare dressed up with the idea that the financially successful have done something wrong, that they must pay for understanding the rules and adhering to them, must pay for staying in school, laboring over many years while delaying gratification, obeying the law and accepting time-honored verities that are no longer cool in the new postmodern progressive age.
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Some archly noted Mr. L'Roubi's lack of men's wear experience and a subtle shift in the time-honored Huntsman cuts, while others raised eyebrows over Mr. Lagrange's recently concluded very public divorce battle with his wife, Catherine, which resulted in a £150 million settlement and the sale of their £90 million, 15-bedroom house in Kensington Palace Gardens to the Chelsea F.C. owner Roman Abramovich.
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There may be a new secret album title Now, we're not suggesting that Kanye indirectly broke any embargo (although celebrities knowing stuff before the rest of the world is a time-honored tradition) nor are we saying he has ties to the Illuminati (that's more a Beyoncé thing, and besides, West already went on the record last year denying any ties to the famous conspiratorial entity).
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"When I was younger I was embarrassed to talk about my period" As a result, the stealth maneuver of sliding pads or tampons into sleeves, tucking them in boots, waistbands, or really anywhere out of sight before going to the bathroom is a time-honored tradition that many girls and women, including Raisman, have felt the need to practice as periods are considered taboo.
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The Canadian comedy, imported to the US by Pop (the former TV Guide Network!), is, if nothing else, an opportunity to watch Eugene Levy and Catherine O'Hara revive their hysterical chemistry from so many years of working together on various comedy projects, and its premise — a rich family falls on hard times and has to figure out how to fend for itself — is a time-honored one.
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To the Editor: Re "The Firing of James Comey" (editorial, May 10): During a perilous time in our nation's history, when a president acts with wanton disregard for the time-honored institutions and processes of government in a blatant attempt to quash an investigation, all Americans must stand up for the rule of law and squarely against this effort to impede an important inquiry.
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The temporal (and, at times, literal) isolation of Logan might stand apart from the increasingly episodic structure of today's comic-book movies, but Mangold's road-trip actioner—which focuses on the titular Wolverine and Professor X (Patrick Stewart) as they attempt to help an 11-year-old mutant girl Laura (Dafne Keen) get to safe harbor—also takes cues from other time-honored film genres from Westerns to dystopian futuristic dramas.
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But I am also deeply concerned about the effects the rapidly warming climate will have on the necessary, time-honored debut of Horny Season: That first weekend in late winter/early spring where temps finally hit 50+ degrees, everyone lets their legs out for the first time in months, and there's a visceral, chaotic feeling of horn in the air, buzzing around everyone like fruit flies to a rotten apple.
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Indeed, every single episode of Atlanta starts from the sort of time-honored sitcom premise that wouldn't feel out of home on I Love Lucy: Earn comes into a windfall and tries to take his girlfriend out, only to have the night ruined; Alfred's friend Darius (Lakeith Stanfield) tries to reason with a stranger whose ideas about the world mark him as an oddball recluse; Alfred gets roped into the schemes of a local businessman.
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It wasn't ginned up by Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, but it was deeply and irrevocably exploited by him in the time-honored tradition of undermining economic solidarity among the struggling by arguing that progress for people of color comes at white people's expense.
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But for the same reason Republicans were outraged when President Obama overstepped his constitutional powers, 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's border wall-themed declaration of a national emergency violates both the spirit and letter of America's time-honored separation of powers.
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White House press secretary's Stephanie GrishamStephanie GrishamWhite House predicts Senate trial will last less than two weeks Federal judge blocks Trump order allowing states to refuse to settle refugees Trump accuses Democrats of a 'con job' as impeachment managers are announced MORE's cavalier dismissal of a letter from 13 former White House press secretaries, Foreign Service and military officials about the time-honored value of daily press briefings by the White House press secretary and urging their resumption misses the point.
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" The same article suggested that traditional valentines were for bumpkins and that city sophisticates had moved on: "Our country cousins, judged by St. Valentine's Day, still retain that primitive sentimentality which prompts this bashful mode of confessing even vaguely to the existence of the tender passion, while the more matter-of-fact denizen of the Metropolis either has more nerve to openly declare his or her love, or, with the spirit of cosmopolitanism, considers the time-honored custom of sending valentines as befitting only past and more puerile ages and peoples.
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Blogger Reacts to the Popular YouTubers Who Want to Trademark the Word &aposReact&aposThe Fine Brothers pissed off a lot whole lot of people when they announced a bold new scheme to…Read more ReadThe Fine Bros made their substantial internet following mostly by taking the time-honored reaction genre to YouTube, with videos following the format [DEMOGRAPHIC] REACTS TO [THING]:The pair basically assumed that they owned the format, and oh-so-generously came up with the idea of licensing their unique style to other YouTubers, in return for a share of any revenue.
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"You know, this has really taken the assault on the rule of law to a new level," Yates told David Axelrod in a televised episode of "The Axe Files," airing Saturday at 7 pm ET. "Really from the beginning of his presidency, President Trump has not observed the time-honored norm that's been in place at least since Watergate that there should be a real division between the Department of Justice and the White House," said Yates, who was fired by Trump in January 2017 for refusing to defend the administration's travel ban.
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