So even if you're not well-traveled, there's a belief that a well-traveled partner can pull you into their beautiful life.
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"The traditional approach has been so well traveled," Sean said.
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If life is a journey, Doug Lynam is well traveled.
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Are they well traveled and do they travel a lot?
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It is also following a well-traveled historical path to statehood.
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Herman is the most well traveled little stuffed monkey that ever was.
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Sometimes you want to find a story a little less well traveled.
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She was paid well, traveled and retired in 1971 at age 19433.
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Toth added that the area is well-traveled and near a bike path.
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The Avengers claim on their website to be young, educated and well-traveled.
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Indeed, many well-traveled documentaries undergo significant refinement after first showing in public.
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They tend to be more well-traveled and open to tasting new things.
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A well-traveled candidate is seen as a plus, according to The Balance.
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They are also increasingly well-traveled, and therefore exposed to more foreign brands.
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I received foreign stamps from one of my dad's well-traveled co-workers.
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And a well-traveled TV personality shares her top tips for taking trips.
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And the city of Nanaimo finally took notice of its well-traveled square.
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" She adds: "Jamie, the character in the book, is an educated, well-traveled man.
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The French striker Antoine Griezmann and the well-traveled Fernando Torres lead the attack.
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Educated, well-traveled and tech-savvy, they are emerging as the new target market.
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The evasive bird had been seen two days earlier, crossing a well-traveled road.
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One company has a devoted customer base teeming with wealthy, well-traveled young adults.
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Knowing the roads well traveled is one way to protect against unexpected problems, after all.
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Nevertheless, Romney's record as a well-traveled businessman means he also finds favor with executives.
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I'm not a well-traveled dude, but I try to eat all kinds of shit.
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This tiny person is more well-traveled and better dressed than most adults we know.
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The offensive barrage put a damper on the well-traveled Jackson's second start with Washington.
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Those disparate parts became a championship whole under Leicester's well-traveled Italian coach, Claudio Ranieri.
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There are a number of reasons being well-traveled can make a person more employable.
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He added that the agent was shot along a well-traveled trail on the ranch.
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The first foreign-born first lady was, perhaps unsurprisingly, one of the most well traveled.
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"It's full of people who are like-minded: creative, well-traveled, educated, curious," she said.
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Some may ask if this book, covering territory already well traveled, needed to be written.
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They were sophisticated, well educated and well traveled, they just didn't talk much about themselves.
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Hope will be a well-traveled vehicle even before it heads to space in July.
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Its members describe themselves there as "young, well traveled" and mostly educated in eastern Europe.
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It seems reasonably well traveled, having won the Osaka International Chamber Music Competition this year.
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Now with the XFL's BattleHawks, he might be the most well-traveled veteran in the league.
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We know our food is incredibly well traveled, but just where does your food come from?
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The group's members describe themselves there as "young, well traveled" and mostly educated in eastern Europe.
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The Mars Opportunity rover, the most well-traveled robot ever sent to another world, is dead.
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Werba said the sign is on a well-traveled route with plenty of traffic every day.
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I'd say anything that describes how well-traveled and how much of an athlete she is.
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Because according to data gathered by Hostelworld, being well-traveled may actually make you more employable.
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The feature itself, however, is more useful if you have a lot of well-traveled friends.
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Octopus is "one of the most well-traveled yachts in the global fleet," according to Burgess.
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Poke around in the less-well-traveled reaches of the cable and streaming universes, that's what.
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Devils forward Vernon Fiddler, another well-traveled veteran, has an open bed in his Hoboken home.
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In fact, his refusal to deviate from the well-traveled Fed script drew some market criticism.
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Articulate and well-traveled, he carries himself with certainty and poise, and he is relentlessly polite.
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"Those who've seen both Europe and Asia, say" has nothing to do with being well-traveled.
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They are quite like Star-Lord, perhaps one of the most well-traveled Avengers out there.
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World&aposs most well-traveled man has been to 193 countries, and over a hundred more territories.
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"Our program aims to transform wasted time while traveling into time well-traveled," he told NBC News.
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They're well-traveled (at times logging thousands of miles a week), shrewd in business, often unattached romantically.
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A career-minded woman, she's also well traveled, a homeowner and has a supportive group of friends.
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As a result, the path from Irish airports to British abortion providers is a well-traveled one.
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Seven well-traveled writers discuss the dilemma of whether or not to visit nations with oppressive governments.
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"Anywheres," for Goodhart, are well educated, well traveled, tech savvy and mostly liberal, agile and entrepreneurial elites.
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They scurried across well-traveled roads, up barren trees and perhaps even toward the border with Canada.
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Two tartares show Mr. Kent's talent for carrying bright new ideas with him into well-traveled territory.
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Assuming that trend continues, the path Gomez took to become her own boss could become more well-traveled.
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"He was a very intelligent, well-traveled person who was so easy to talk to," Ms. Stetsovskaya said.
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Pastors today who want to start a ministry for those 40 and under follow a well-traveled path.
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When it does not, he offers an honest, determinedly literary record of a passionate, fortunate, well-traveled life.
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She is also well-traveled, had her fair share of relationships, and her favorite drink is Campari orange.
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While that might not be a common flight, plenty of well-traveled routes are in on the promo, too.
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Kris is the devoted matriarch, Kim is a driven businesswoman, and Kendall is the well-traveled model and foodie.
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Levy is an intelligent, well-traveled woman, a staff writer for The New Yorker who made a name for
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"Well-traveled roads," or routes you travel regularly, feel shorter than a journey you've never taken before, psychologists say.
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Simply look back at the past 10 years of recovery to understand the deficiencies of some well-traveled options.
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One well-traveled guest, Tricia Landry, went in December 2015 and says it was beyond a bucket-list trip.
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"It's a kind of nonfashion fashion look," Joe Zee, the well-traveled style editor, told Mr. Trebay in 2004.
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Even some of my most well-traveled friends fret about pulling the trigger on a hotel or a flight.
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The road is surprisingly well paved -- an indication of how well traveled it is -- but not without its perils.
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The well-traveled Mr. Clymer took a reporter's pride in having written articles from all over the United States.
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In other places, offensive saviors have fallen short of franchise expectations and been swapped out for well-traveled arms.
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It gives me the courage to challenge myself and makes me run away from the too well-traveled roads.
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The well-traveled Mr. LeFavour told them that in Europe it cost the same as a pack of cigarettes.
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Meritocracy is what we call the well-traveled roads connecting Harvard with Wall Street and Stanford with Silicon Valley.
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But it was on a well-traveled road in Grand Forks that Marvin's life was drastically altered on Nov.
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Some of us are well traveled, while others had hardly left our home countries before embarking on this year abroad.
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Well-traveled network news anchor Josh Elliott will be looking for another home after being abruptly fired by CBS News.
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They are highly educated and well-traveled individuals, one of whom has appeared on a Forbes 30-Under-30 list.
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Bromhead says that she and O'Hara aligned immediately in that they'd be pulling from Moira's well-traveled and opulent life.
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Spend 30 seconds on any dating app and it makes the world seem like it's packed with well-traveled singles.
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Its hope: to capture some of the spending power of Chinese tourists wanting to take less well-traveled routes around Europe.
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From the looks of things, this little tot is already super well-traveled, having been to Hawaii, New York, and Monaco.
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Caribbean Islands and Europe were the stuff of dreams, places I'd only ever see in my well-traveled friends' photo albums.
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"You want your home to be a reflection of who you are, and seem exciting, eclectic, worldly, well traveled and intellectual."
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Among the well-traveled Dane's previous stops were SK Gaming (2015-16), Tricked Esports (2017), Dignitas (2017) and Heroic (2018-19).
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Written by the director's son, the film, like its protagonist, is well-traveled, however this screening marks its New York debut.
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Though Thoreau was not yet well traveled in outdoors New England, his insights were distilled by watching the rivers' migratory fishes.
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A tree of vintage luggage for sale from the Well Traveled Trunk in the lobby of the Sofitel New York hotel.
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"If they're not well-traveled then it's like, 'Shit,' and you try to find that one trip to showcase," he says.
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Seeing as how she's already well-traveled through space, it's Carol's job to help the other planets affected by the Mad Titan.
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If Lola is your travel agent, The Infatuation is your best friend — who just so happens to be a well-traveled foodie.
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The area is especially well-traveled during holiday weekends, and the risk of such accidents is higher during the night, Schuster said.
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George and Amal Clooney's 10-month-old twins Ella and Alexander are already well-traveled and so loved by their entire family.
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At the time, the man, Ralf Rangnick, a well-traveled German coach with an urbane, faintly academic air, seemed an unlikely clairvoyant.
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The list is compiled by tallying the votes of 1,000 international restaurant industry experts and "well-traveled gourmets," according to a statement.
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"It's an elite, college-educated, well-traveled group, and it's very determined," but it isn't growing, he told The Times in 1981.
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Ms. Brea, herself a victim, was a well-traveled Ph.D. student at Harvard who fell ill after a high fever in 2011.
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Siddharth Kasliwal, a young, well-traveled heir to the famed Gem Palace jewelry emporium in Jaipur, is called Sid by his friends.
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Its gracious courtyard and high-ceiling public rooms stocked with well-traveled books invite the visitor to proceed slowly, if at all.
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By contrast, the established writers tend to focus on ideas and settings more than characters, and to follow well-traveled storytelling paths.
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There are exceptions, of course, so we asked some well-traveled friends about the worst experience they've ever had during air travel.
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Matthew Bourne's well-traveled "Swan Lake," which ran on Broadway in 1998 and won three Tonys, will return to City Center Jan.
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Its total mileage is expected to be more than 100 miles, which will make it the most well-traveled planetary probe in history.
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We are lucky this theatermaker is so well-traveled, otherwise we might have been stuck with accounts of a junior year in Paris.
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An innovative, well-traveled production of Mozart's "The Magic Flute" that takes its inspiration from silent film will finally come to New York.
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Smith also recommended people spending time outside should wear light-colored clothing, stick to well-traveled path and use insect repellents containing DEET.
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It's a well-traveled sentiment — protecting one's home is a near-feral impulse — and one born from love, but the presumption is nonetheless insidious.
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The arrival of the well-traveled Brown in 2012 has brought on-court success to a program with little of it in recent years.
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CNN Opinion asked our well-traveled contributors to weigh in on the good, the bad and what they think should change about air travel.
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This is a book that goes off the well-traveled path, and actively encourages its readers to explore the world, rather than travel it.
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One brand that's been a longtime go-to of editors and well-traveled folks is Malin+Goetz, of Cannabis candle and Eucalyptus deodorant fame.
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Of his injury replacements this season, the well-traveled Hoyer actually wasn't bad: He was 1-4 but had six touchdowns without an interception.
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In the United States, as the well-traveled slugger Nelson Cruz suggested on Saturday, the fans love you when you play for their team.
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The Well Traveled Trunk has installed a "sustainable" Christmas tree made of vintage Louis Vuitton trunks in the lobby of the Sofitel New York.
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"Whether you're talking out of your ass or actually well-traveled, I certainly like to make a point of talking about travel," Murray says.
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By relentlessly promoting its own playlists so users subscribe, Spotify has built well-traveled sub-properties within its app where it can sell ad space.
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Xi is a well-traveled Chinese leader who is also expected to consolidate his own power within China at a Communist Party congress this fall.
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Varun Baker, a well-traveled and educated entrepreneur, has started Ganjagram, an application where users can read up on the laws regarding marijuana in Jamaica.
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In fact, express lanes are speeding our journey down the road — already far too well traveled — toward being a nation of haves and haves-less.
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Outgoing foreign minister Ri, 76, a well-traveled career diplomat, was named a member of the politburo during a recent congress of the ruling Workers' Party.
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A counterweight to this armada of stars is Un Certain Regard, which often functions in the official selection as a berth for less well-traveled directors.
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Well-traveled NBA veteran Lance Stephenson reportedly has agreed to a one-year, $4 million deal with the Liaoning Flying Leopards of the Chinese Basketball Association.
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"Lightness" by Peter and the Wolf is a song about the road, made on the road by one of the most well traveled musicians I know.
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In a perfect world, you would love the history books to remember you as someone who was well traveled and intelligent, a mentor and a visionary.
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This is well-traveled territory, including Marc Reisner's classic book from 1986, "Cadillac Desert," which remains the definitive work on the West and its water woes.
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Starting in the mid-'22009s, the Border Patrol effectively sealed off the well-traveled crossing paths of the San Diego and El Paso Border Patrol sectors.
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Mr. Alexander, a tenor saxophonist with a taste for smartly surging hard bop, has a productive history with Mr. Mabern, a well-traveled and soulful pianist.
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The company says the adapter works in more than 150 countries worldwide, and while I can't say I'm that well-traveled, it hasn't failed me yet.
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For this Valentine's Day show, Ms. Jordan appears with two well-traveled accompanists, the pianist John DiMartino and the bassist Harvie S.646-7213-4346, mezzrow.
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"So, he has this great job in marketing, and we both have a degree in journalism, and he's well-traveled, and — oh yeah — he's 24," I say.
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Well-traveled foe: A representative for a pro-ethanol group, which has been tailing (and dogging) Mr. Cruz all week, yawned deeply as he handed out pamphlets.
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For example, he has lived for nearly 60 years in the same Omaha home, on less than three-quarters of an acre, bordering a well-traveled street.
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In a sun-filled building a few blocks from a well-traveled metro stop in DC a few weeks later, Mark and Kelly were hard at work.
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Now they are all at Iona — two graduate students and a well-traveled junior — and a big reason the Gaels are headed back to the N.C.A.A. tournament.
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Hesperios contains all the trappings of perfect taste: The store is a banquet set to let you know about a life well read, well traveled, well indulged.
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The well-traveled pig is a byproduct of Nafta, which has helped create complex agricultural supply chains that make for an often circuitous route to the consumer.
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She concluded with a couple of her well-traveled gems, beginning with Mozart's little "Turkish March," as arranged by Volodos and Fazil Say: virtuosic in the extreme.
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That hope is buoyed by the fact that men in tech are by and large well-educated and well-traveled — they are entrusted with building our future.
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So, we touched base with some of the most well-traveled (and well-dressed) bloggers in the world, who each embarked on their own type of whirlwind adventure.
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During her reign, the queen has been patron to hundreds of charities and organizations, as well as being one of the world's most well-traveled heads of state.
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If you're a well-traveled enthusiast of Mexican food, you know that hitting all the right notes in dishes like ceviche is a lot harder than it seems.
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Mr. Granger was a well-traveled art student with a penchant for Japanese design and no culinary experience when he opened the first Bills in Sydney in 1993.
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His Institute of Mind Sciences and Classical Yoga attracted a certain type of Karachi woman — affluent and well traveled — who was interested in developing her mind and body.
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Some of Trump's deepest skeptics had convinced themselves, despite a career's worth of counterevidence, that a well-traveled military man might temper the president's instincts, particularly on immigration.
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While they seem to have a taste for the exotic, they&aposre also headed to the Middle East and Europe to visit a few more well-traveled countries.
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But Patel noted that he was looking in some less-well-traveled areas, such as Perth, despite concerns over oversupply and a downturn in the region's commodity-intensive industries.
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" Her statement also mentioned the Krupinskis' grandson, William Maerov, whom she described as an "outstanding young man -- very curious, well educated, well traveled and a delight to be with.
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Conceived as the home of a well-traveled freelance photographer, the hotel's design aesthetic is a fusion of antique and contemporary furnishings, Peruvian artifacts and classic and modern art.
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Mr. Xi called for revitalizing Marxist-Leninist doctrine, a reflection of the party's fears that it could lose its grip over a younger, increasingly wired and well-traveled generation.
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Jeffrey Grossman, a well-traveled Juilliard alumnus who played second harpsichord in concert, will take over the conducting for the staged version on Saturday, with Louisa Proske as director.
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JetBlue liked the company's ability to offer private space to weary travelers off of red-eye flights on well-traveled routes from Los Angeles to New York, according to Bamfo.
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" During Monday's Waymo tour, CEO Krafcik didn't tell Reuters when Waymo might start driving beyond the safe and well-traveled confines of the Phoenix area, but said they're getting "close.
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The touch of the well-traveled chef (who has worked in kitchens from Vancouver to Tokyo to Qatar) is famously light, which is not by any means to say dull.
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President George Bush was well traveled while in office but less of a tourist than Mr. Obama, said Mr. Meacham, who recently finished a biography of the senior Mr. Bush.
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Some of it's very 1936, some of it's very 2017, but all of it sounds like what your favorite glamorous, well-traveled, hard-drinking aunt would tell you to do.
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Well-traveled in Japan, he used a high-low fusion of organic elements, decades before such a mix was fashionable in the West — timber, concrete, rusted metals, travertine and glass.
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And as Sofia's culture and music scene has emerged, catering to a generation of well-traveled young Bulgarians who are hungry for art and entertainment, it has provided further opportunities.
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David McVicar's well-traveled production dates back to Brussels in 2000, but it is also one of this house standby's more interventionist stagings, and should be particularly vivid opening Feb.
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The owners of this well-traveled Toyota Land Cruiser J6 (its odometer reads 300,000 miles) went full nomad over the course of their four-year schlep from California down to Argentina.
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Romina Spina, a freelance journalist who frequently travels for work, says she thinks traveling to 52 places a year would be incredibly stressful — even for the most seasoned, well-traveled correspondent.
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"I've never seen owners who care so much or who do so much," one of Lupo's well-traveled bartenders tells me while watching Murder by Death fans chat up her bosses.
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Packed with welcoming plants, invigorating prints, and thoughtful personalized touches, the 600-square-foot space feels like the comfortable nook of a well-traveled tastemaker, rather than a place of business.
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But with $10 billion under management, among the most any private equity firm has invested in these markets, its name is well traveled in the Middle East, South Asia and Africa.
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Either way, you've got to furnish your high concept "well-traveled-hoarder"-themed studio apartment with French porcelain rib-eye steaks, Indian block print bed coverings, and hand-painted Mexican nichos.
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Charcandrick West suffered a concussion Sunday, so the well-traveled Davis finds himself in the No. 2 chair once again for the Chiefs in a Sunday night showdown against the Broncos.
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In an interview in early 20003, the well-traveled Hitchcock explained why teams with Stanley Cup aspirations are much better off hiring a seasoned coach than promoting an up-and-comer.
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Think of how well-traveled and eco-responsible you would be if you could economically zip between cities at speeds exceeding 700 miles per hour in a comfortable, carbon-neutral way.
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The demonstrators blocked traffic on a well-traveled road for about five minutes, police said, and then marched down that road and through residential streets before police ordered them to leave.
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Bob Krasnow, a well-traveled music executive credited with revitalizing Elektra Records in the 270s and '21994s with a varied roster that included Metallica, Anita Baker and Björk, died on Dec.
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On Wednesday, the well-traveled and completely rectangular outfielder Marlon Byrd was given a 162-game suspension by Major League Baseball after testing positive for the human growth hormone secretagogue Ipamorelin.
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" Okafor added that posting such photos on social media "doesn't make you look cool or well-traveled, you just look like a dickhead who is deeply committed to their White Savior Complex.
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They did not have the well-traveled, English-speaking demeanor of the two senior Iranians who had been negotiating the larger nuclear deal with the United States for more than two years.
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Ultimately, all or a subset of these factors have caused parents to follow a well-traveled route, controlled by their brain habit memory system, that did not include stopping at the daycare.
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"I have been empowered by my sisters who have forged this path by speaking up, and I must do my part to make it a little more well traveled," Kate told BuzzFeed.
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The announcement amounted to a doubling down on a campaign proposal that had left some scratching their heads, and perhaps improving its viability by extending it along a well-traveled tourist route.
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Her subjects have ranged from the obscure (a future-themed album that Frank Sinatra made in 1980) to the well-traveled (the Manson murders, which she unfurled, "Serial"-style, over 12 episodes).
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"These were all women who had college degrees, were married or had a significant other, were well traveled and led very nice lifestyles, but every one of them felt invisible," she said.
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The first African team to seal a place in Russia, the continent's unpredictable powerhouse is in one of its sporadic good moments under the experienced (and well-traveled) German coach Gernot Rohr.
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I bring this up not to brag about how well traveled I am, or for the sake of complaining on the internet, but because it signified a real issue: I was insanely overworked.
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The well-traveled Dolphins have ventured to Los Angeles, New Jersey and London for their first three contests - with Jay Ajayi's rushing game being grounded with just 173 yards in the last two.
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By contrast to the well-traveled monarch, the Eastern swallowtail is a homebody, spending its several weeks as a winged adult flitting through a few flowery summer acres — if nothing eats it first.
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Despite the fact that I wasn't well traveled I felt like I had a pretty good grasp of what distant places looked and felt like – though I was sure I wasn't 100% right.
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The last album he worked on before his death last year, "On a Distant Shore" leans toward those ballads, with orchestral arrangements behind his reflections on a well-traveled life. Palmetto. Sept. 201533.
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The well-traveled Venezuelan has a keen eye for the kind of offhand style that's incidental to generations of taste and privilege, and each image is a glimpse into a life well lived.
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While a European Union arrangement with Turkey has largely shut down the once well-traveled route across the Aegean, the rescue on Thursday was a reminder that some are still making the journey.
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Even if he loses big statewide, local Democratic candidates have embraced him, and say that the energy generated by his well-traveled campaign may have a long-term legacy for the party in Texas.
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Dorit Kemsley, the newest Housewife on the The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, has spent much of her three episodes on the hit Bravo show so far boasting about how well-traveled she is.
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The "well-traveled road" is why we underestimate the time it takes to get to work on your daily commute, but arrive at the airport hours ahead for a trip you've never taken before.
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But if Kim Jong Un were truly dedicated to modernizing the North Korean state, he could hardly have hoped for better advice than his well-traveled uncle, Jang Song-Taek, would have given him.
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The acclaimed and well-traveled defensive coordinator, currently employed by the Los Angeles Rams, saw his team give up three consecutive touchdowns in the first half, but whatever he told them at halftime worked.
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Accuser Britney Taylor filed a civil suit against Brown and alleged he sexually assaulted her, but Brown said the accusations are false and Rosenhaus also defended his well-traveled client on ESPN on Wednesday.
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The author embedded himself for a summer with the Chatham A's, tapping into the thoughts and feelings of the club's stud prospects, bottom-of-the-roster grinders, well-traveled coaches and well-meaning boosters.
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In this first episode of our video series, which you can watch above, we asked CNN's embeds to take a break from washing their well-traveled laundry to discuss the all-important campaign rally.
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The stately living room, with a grand piano and views of the Pacific Ocean, is neatly decorated with treasures of a well-traveled life, like etchings of Cairo and Ann's framed watercolors of Tunisia.
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Indeed, it was clear that the ground had shifted on both sides of the border, and that the well-traveled route north to a better life had suddenly grown quieter, riskier and more desperate.
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And Hotel Covell is a kind of novel told in décor — each room a "chapter" of a tale about George Covell, a fictional swinging bachelor turned well-traveled writer, partially based on Breer's father.
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WILBER: I'm in total agreement here … turning an entry into a spoken phrase gives a clue welcome immediacy, and because ANTE/ANTE UP is so well-traveled in puzzles, the quote clue feels fresh.
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The 73-year-old Parrish was also awarded the title of world's most well-traveled man after a trip to Conway Reef, a small atoll 280 miles off the coast of Fiji, The Sun reports .
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AMERICAN AIRLINES APOLOGIZES TO PASSENGER FOR &aposSHREDDED&apos SUITCASE, MISSING ITEMS In response, the well-traveled teen got a big scoop of life advice from a 64-year-old woman identified by the handle QueenOfCoach .
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HARTFORD — Mark Twain was a well-traveled literary superstar, so famous that his editor once journeyed to Washington to ask President Theodore Roosevelt if he would move Thanksgiving because it coincided with Twain's birthday plans.
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Mexico has been beaten, 3-2, but Honduras Coach Jorge Luis Pinto, the well-traveled Colombian manager who led Costa Rica to the quarterfinals in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, is pulling the handbrake.
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A few minutes out of the lava rock obstacle course, we encountered a discovery that validated the spot-on travel advice I received months earlier from a well-traveled friend who had done the trek.
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The pretext on Thursday at Carnegie Hall was "In War and Peace," a well-traveled, predominantly Baroque program with the early-music band Il Pomo d'Oro, which has already been released on disc by Erato.
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The dense origin story involves Billy acquiring his powers from the Wizard (Djimon Hounsou), who must find a champion to fight off an intricately introduced bad guy, Dr. Thaddeus Sivana (well-traveled villain Mark Strong).
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What JFK knew about the developing world from his time as a well-traveled senator in the 1950s is true of Iran today: Those who take power will remember where Washington was during their struggles.
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After a two-year restoration project inspired by its original Spanish Colonial flair, the hotel is a bastion of history and cool with modern upgrades that any member of the well-traveled set will love.
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The first African team to seal a place in Russia, the Super Eagles, the continent's unpredictable powerhouse, are in one of their sporadic good moments under the experienced (and well-traveled) German coach Gernot Rohr.
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Well-traveled friend: "You generally don't know what day it is," said Mr. Cruz's wife, Heidi, who arrived for the final day of the Iowa swing after campaigning for her husband in New Hampshire this week.
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His caregivers theorize that he squeezed out of an air hole on the truck and landed in a pile of snow – not far ahead of a municipal snowplow clearing the well-traveled road near Hagerstown, Maryland.
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She is one of China's most prominent businesswomen — well-traveled, fluent in English, the heir apparent to a global technology firm that is a source of pride for both ordinary Chinese and the ruling Communist Party.
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While we fully expect to see tried-and-true runway trends at the likes of H&M, the Swedish behemoth's smaller companion boutique is like a well-traveled cousin who just came traipsing back from Paris.
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The museum, designed by I. M. Pei to display the antiquities collection of Mihoko Koyama, is in a far-flung location, tricky to get to and, even among the well-traveled and well-informed, fairly obscure.
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Laurel Canyon Boulevard, the well-traveled thoroughfare curling its way through this city's historic rock 'n' roll enclave, was closed for two days after the waterlogged porch of a house collapsed onto the roadway, blocking traffic.
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After hugging Eric and Isaac goodbye, she set out with a bottle of water and a snack-sized box of Cheerios, thinking that she would make it to a well-traveled road in a couple of hours.
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The Old Curiosity Shop was a temple for the inquisitive, imaginative and well-traveled — and a profile that, more than a century later and some 300 boutiques on, was not far from the Bulgari customer of today.
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"They're 25- to 45-years-old, well traveled, affluent professionals, mainly, who like to have fun and burn the candle at both ends," said Anthony Ingham, the global brand leader of W Hotels, which has 54 locations worldwide.
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Though he only made a handful of appearances for Manchester United, the well-traveled Djordjic is remembered there as a precocious talent and winner of the Jimmy Murphy award for the best young player at Old Trafford in 2000.
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Erudite, curious and well traveled — he spent his 90th birthday in St. Petersburg, Russia — Mr. González de León was also a painter and urbanist who was particularly concerned with how to restore part of Mexico City's ancient lake network.
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Murray Fromson, a well-traveled print and broadcast reporter who helped found the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press at a time when journalists faced hostility during President Richard M. Nixon's administration, died on Saturday in Los Angeles.
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Williams (whose well-traveled resume includes a stint on "Grey's Anatomy") brings an appropriate gravity and weariness to the role, with his estrangement from his wife (Christine Adams), who prompted him to hang up his gloves, weighing on him.
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As with photographic postcard imagery of well-traveled sites, Warren's stagings of tranquil collegiate vistas represent the beginnings of a robust if now well-worn tradition: the elite college experience pitched as a picturesque retreat enhanced by the blandishments of nature.
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Their lineup does not look as imposing as Houston's, but Asdrubal Cabrera, Howie Kendrick and Kurt Suzuki — well-traveled but well-respected veterans — have come up with big hits to support the mainstays Anthony Rendon, Juan Soto and Ryan Zimmerman.
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It's also prudent to talk to well-traveled friends about their experiences, bucket lists and must-visit locations — advice from friends and family is one of the top sources for vacation ideas, followed by travel guidebooks, according to the Hilton survey.
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Why it matters: This comes shortly after a well-traveled New York Times story about "restaurant-menu medicine" companies like Hims, which operate in something of a regulatory blank space — connecting patients with doctors who prescribe without conducting in-person exams.
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Fueled by the well-traveled and well-tatted senior sharpshooting guard Katin Reinhardt and junior guard Duane Wilson, a former program cornerstone who has mostly been lost in the shuffle this season, Marquette shot nearly 70 percent in the second half.
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Insignia enlisted four experts to escort the client on their trip: "a big survivalist," a wilderness expert, a Michelin-star chef, and a well-traveled documentarian who had been on the frontlines of war zones to serve as a campfire storyteller.
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WASHINGTON — Former Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson once admitted that he had never known a single American diplomat before joining the Trump administration, a surprising admission for a well-traveled executive that many in Foggy Bottom found insulting and dispiriting.
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But at risk in the process are a number of well preserved pre-Colombian artifacts left in what used to be a well-traveled trade route that passes along a spring and wetlands that provide important habitat for area species.
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The path from European football to the United States is a well-traveled one, with the likes of David Beckham, Wayne Rooney and Steven Gerrard all ending up in America's top soccer league (MLS), but Kane wants to blaze his own trail.
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From 2004 to 2015, the well-traveled Latvian maestro Mariss Jansons led something of a charmed professional life as chief conductor of two of Europe's most venerable ensembles, the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra of Munich and the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam.
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In a forested area off the well-traveled paths of The Contemporary Austin's sculpture park at Laguna Gloria, John Grade's Canopy Tower offers a solitary experience: The 16-foot-tall sculpture hangs high enough off the ground for one person to stand inside.
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We get vivid portraits of Larry Rivers, Willem de Kooning, and John Cage; descriptions of places where Berkson lived, in New York and then Northern California, as well as those he visited (he was well traveled); and some short interviews with him.
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These are the people Harper Lee and I grew up among — educated, well-read, well-traveled Alabamians who would never invite George Wallace into their homes, but nonetheless watched in silence as he humiliated poor Alabama in the eyes of the world.
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If your well-traveled dog is bringing his essence to your couch, rug and just about every other fabric in your home, you may think there's nothing you can do but suck it up and drop about $5 on a bottle of Febreze.
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ET, CSN-Philadelphia, RDS, TSN22 (Ottawa) ABOUT THE FLYERS (215-224-20): Brayden Schenn is on the move again as Hakstol once again shuffled the deck and sent the well-traveled forward to the second line to join promising Travis Konecny and veteran Wayne Simmonds.
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"We think PlaNet has an advantage over humans because it has seen many more places than any human can ever visit and has learned subtle cues of different scenes that are even hard for a well-traveled human to distinguish," Weyand told MIT Tech Review.
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He guided the company through 9/11 (the HQ, across the street from the World Trade Center, was left unusable), the global financial crisis, and numerous challenges to AmEx as the go-to payment option for the wealthy and well-traveled, AP's Ken Sweet writes.
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This particular stretch of beach is especially good for bird research, since of thousands of tiny, well-traveled shorebirds — each small enough to fit into the palm of your hand — flock there during migration to gorge themselves on the protein rich-eggs of horseshoe crabs.
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During 15 season in the major leagues the well traveled Byrd played for 10 teams; Texas Rangers, Chicago Cubs, Washington Nationals, New York Mets, San Francisco Giants, Pittsburgh Pirates, Boston Red Sox, Cincinnati Reds, Phillies and Indians, slamming 159 homers and driving in 710 runs.
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Eight years ago, Mr. Obama suggested a messenger from a dreamy, multicultural future: the son of a Kenyan father and a white American mother; a well-traveled cosmopolitan who had spent much of his childhood in Indonesia, seemingly at home wherever he planted his feet.
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The luggage tree at the Sofitel New York — which also displayed vintage trunks from the Well Traveled Trunk last spring and frequently exhibits art in its lobby — is part of Sofitel's worldwide effort to promote "Christmas couture," said the hotel's general manager, Simon Antoine.
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Story and her crew visited many well-traveled spots — Midtown Manhattan, people's front stoops in brownstone Brooklyn — as well as some out-of-the-way places like Rockaway Beach, where residents worried about an eroding shoreline even before Hurricane Sandy devastated the area in 2012.
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MINNEAPOLIS — The most well-traveled player in Major League Baseball this season, Oliver Drake of the Minnesota Twins, learned something as he wound his way through a record five big-league clubs: The deeper you go into the season, the easier it is to travel light.
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Black people who are well traveled, especially Afro-Latinos who've traveled to many Spanish-speaking countries, eventually come to the glib conclusion quicker than anyone else, that despite our longtime and recently stoked problems here in America, there is perhaps no better place in the world to be black.
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Mr. Williams, then a retail bank manager, sometimes exhibited art at the branch he managed, while Ms. Williams volunteered at the Baltimore Museum of Art, haunting the collection donated decades earlier by Etta and Claribel Cone, well-traveled local sisters who amassed works by Matisse and other European artists.
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And yet Marsden's essays about landscape and history and the habitations and habitants of that mysterious, familiar but deeply unknown fingerlike peninsula at England's lower left-hand, seagirt end are deft and exquisite, filled with the learning of a supremely well-traveled man and composed in a lilting, finely chased prose.
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Nearby in Palermo Viejo, dipping into Facon (Nicaragua 4880) is akin to wandering around the house of a well-traveled friend; the owner, Martín Bustamante, crosses the country to fill his shop with ceramic pots, oversize wooden spoons and bags decorated with chaguar, a traditional plant fiber from northern Argentina.
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And, working with the Well Traveled Trunk, a New York vintage luggage specialist, the Sofitel New York has created a 3.83-foot-tall Christmas tree for its lobby; it consists of 15 pieces of Louis Vuitton luggage dating from the 1880s to the 1930s that sell from $10,000 to $16,000 each.
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ET, FSN Carolina, MSG-Plus2 (New Jersey) ABOUT THE HURRICANES (32-27-13): Well-traveled forward Lee Stempniak, who joined his 10th team in 33 seasons when he signed with Carolina in July, showed the value of a veteran presence down the stretch with his first two-goal game since Oct. 18.
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As a smart, well-traveled Briton and a former mayor of London, he understands the contributions Europeans have made to the success of Britain — from the excellence of its schools to academia, from high tech to commerce, from the national health service to the finance sector, which helps to pay for it.
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Deemed a "well-traveled Schwabbie" on a business-update call in 22015 by the investor-relations head Richard Fowler and often called "Professor Martinetto" on calls with analysts, he&aposll be assisted by a team of people from Schwab and TD Ameritrade for an integration projected to take up to three years.
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Some of the most exacting housekeepers I know are, in fact, men, whose sharing of the care of their children has led them down the same well-traveled road as their feminine forebears, for whom the house became an extension of the self and therefore subject to the self's same vulnerability, neuroticism and pride.
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The young chocolate company is run by the 28-year-old Edwin Yansané, a curious and well-traveled chocolatier who set out to build upon the French savoir-faire in chocolate-making by incorporating spices, herbs and various ingredients from other cultures, many of which are already part of the fabric of the city.
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On Thursday evening the two offered a well-traveled program of music from the waning days of the great Romantic Viennese lieder tradition, around the turn of the 20th century, in the intimate Board of Officers Room of the Park Avenue Armory: songs by Schoenberg, Webern and Berg, Alexander Zemlinsky, Alma Mahler and Hugo Wolf.
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During Abbas' visit to Washington, this US administration can decide whether it wants to join us to create peace, stability and prosperity in a turbulent region and an unsettled world, or it can take the road well-traveled of allowing Israel to perpetuate the occupation and violate the most basic norms of legal, civil and moral behavior.
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Hill, Barnes carry Dodgers to rout of Padres LOS ANGELES — On a Los Angeles Dodgers team loaded with veteran stars and the presumptive National League Rookie of the Year, no one is playing better than a well-traveled 13-year veteran left-hander and a hybrid catcher/second baseman who began the season with three career RBIs.
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ET, ACC Network ABOUT TEXAS SOUTHERN (4-4): Well-traveled junior guard Zach Lofton (21 points per game), who is on his fourth college team and playing Division I basketball for the first time since the 2013-13 campaign, is a two-time SWAC Player of the Week winner and has already scored at least 24 points four times.
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J.P. Over the course of 20 years, the band Metric — formed in Canada but quite well-traveled — has often given its songs a metronomic core: a pulse of steady eighth-notes or 16th-notes that can sound like new wave and punk-pop when guitars dominate, or like dance music and electro-pop when synthesizers take over.
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Inside, Riad Mena's well-traveled owner, Philomena Schurer Merckoll, together with her friend Irineos Katsaros, the global visual creative at Vivienne Westwood, has designed an intimate aesthetic universe inspired by the best of Marrakesh: rugs from the carpet showroom Soufiane Zarib, hand-painted pottery by the home-goods studio Lrnce and photography from the respected Galerie 127.
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And while not every AI language model using these new techniques is named after a Muppet (OpenAI's well-traveled GPT-2 is one exception, though "Snuffleupagus, or Snuffy for short" was considered as a name before being rejected as too flippant), it's a pretty sure thing that if you see a Muppetware model you know what approaches it's using.
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"In Ghostly Japan," Lafcadio Hearn A collection of magical, supernatural Japanese folk tales, first recommended to me by a well-traveled and well-read friend, this collection has a special significance as a four-line footnote from this book about a young boy training to be a samurai inspired the screenplay of my first feature film, "The Warrior."
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Uno's victory that night was the start of a 10-year after-show life as Westminster's most popular winner, a well-traveled reign that included a visit to the White House to visit George W. and Laura Bush and ended last week when he died of cancer on the ranch he shared with his owner, Caroline Dowell, in Austin, Tex.
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The painting had been taken down a few times by Republican lawmakers and left at the office of Representative William Lacy Clay, Democrat of Missouri, who sponsored the piece, before finally appealing to the architect's office, which oversees the contest, in which student artwork is chosen to hang in a well-traveled hall between the Cannon House Office Building and the Capitol.
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That was definitely the gist of a well-traveled social media meme this winter that featured a Fox News segment on Ocasio-Cortez, Tlaib, Ilhan Omar, and the other left-aligned lawmakers sworn in to the 33th Congress; it counterposed sweetly smiling headshots of the alleged socialist insurgents alongside bullet-pointed policy goals, such as free college and Medicare for All, that actually poll quite well in American opinion surveys.
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Designers these days rarely work where they were born or became adults — to be in fashion now is to exchange actual citizenship for the parallel universe in which the industry operates, a universe consisting of Milan, Paris, London, New York and maybe Tokyo — and yet Van Noten, who is as well-traveled as any of his peers, continues to reside and work in Antwerp, where he was born, raised and educated.
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But Martino also said he was not aware that foreign coaches — well-traveled veterans like Bora Milutinovic and Carlos Alberto Perreira or former players like Ruud Gullit and Aron Winter — had a history of posting underwhelming results in M.L.S. That could be changing: The Colombian Oscar Pareja has built a respected foundation in Dallas, and Martino noted the success of Patrick Vieira, the Frenchman who has led New York City F.C. to its first playoff berth.
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Change in routine, stress contribute to lapses Although each case is different, the cases tend to share factors in common that contribute to children being left in cars: a change in the parent's routine that leads him or her to follow an alternate, but well-traveled, route; a change in how the parent interacted with the child during the drive, such as when a child might have fallen asleep en route; and a lack of a cue, such as a sound or an object associated with the child -- for example, a diaper bag in plain view.
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