More like "Woman" — the country star wows with powerhouse vocals.
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I went to pow wows all the time on my reserve.
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The glass-floor walkway wows guests even before they step inside.
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He didn't go to the pow-wows to compete for cash.
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Our famous Bad Gal consistently wows us with her beauty risks.
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The performance drew more than a few "wows" from the audience.
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"I was never into Pow Wows or all the rituals," he said.
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One headline read, quote: Obama wows Berlin in the crowd with historic speech.
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Pizza delivery guy asks to play family&aposs piano, wows with Beethoven sonata .
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Despite our wows, the Stellina didn't bring us the evening's most memorable moment.
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She wins at Instagram and wows on just about every other social media platform.
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In the beginning, it won't matter if someone likes, "wows" or "sads" a post.
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A Prince wows After a "Hamilton" performance, the Duke of Sussex stole the show.
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They go to stomp dances and pow wows, play stickball, celebrate the Cherokee National Holiday.
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So I hope the second season of "Barry" wows me as much as the first.
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The Duchess of Sussex wows the world with her fashion choices each time she steps out.
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Hollywood studios spend billions on creating spectacle that wows their audience or transports them to another world.
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Davis, Reyes & Hamilton are excellent, the action wows & while it's familiar, it's easily the best T43 yet.
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Davis, Reyes & Hamilton are excellent, the action wows & while it's familiar, it's easily the best T22019 yet.
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It made a comeback in the 1980s, when pow wows expanded and became more formalized through competitive events.
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Not only pow wows, but each specific tribe or nation has their own religious practices and ceremonial practices.
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LOVELY... and poor me, as usual, I'm working on the east coast as she wows 'em out west!
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Smith gosh-wows his way around Washington before stumbling into political corruption spearheaded by his senior colleague, Sen.
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What to expect As with many pow-wows between big leaders, don't expect too much of substance to emerge.
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She bypasses high-plane highlighting and wows us with dewy, lit-from-within skin (secret weapon: RMS Living Luminizer).
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Source: FacebookNote: Total engagements include all shares, comments, and reactions (reactions include likes, loves, wows, hahas, sads, and angrys).
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Among the best pieces of advice on building a pitch deck that wows is to create more than one.
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Superman: Dawn of Justice and Justice League have fallen flat but the success of standalone Wonder Woman still wows.
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Yet if "Justice League" wows audiences, there's no upcoming DC movie to capture the goodwill dividend, at least not immediately.
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I think the key to a good pie is one that you put in your mouth and it wows you.
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An athlete at WindGames 2016, a competition exclusively dedicated to wind tunnel tricks, wows the crowd with his graceful dance.
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The more elliptical "Teacup" wows with Matt Ottley's painterly illustrations that use color and light to show a breathtaking planet.
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The Cisco co-founder Sandy Lerner, amid 228 of Mr. Raz's wows, tells about being ousted from her own company.
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But it is Mr. Yen as a blind rebel who wows in some of the film's most kinetic fight scenes.
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Time and time again dances have been the setting for the big reveal where the girl wows in a pretty dress.
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Nothing particularly wows you, but the restaurant does so many things right that the cumulative experience ends up being quite impressive.
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For now, however, his negotiators still attend—and disrupt—pow-wows like this one, aimed at making abstract Paris goals a reality.
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And while she's not doing a Beyoncé-worthy floor routine — she's only 3, after all — she pretty much wows the entire audience.
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AND FINALLY ... Water wows No better way to get through the dry, dog days of summer than watching these wicked water bottle flips.
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At Melbourne's Federation Square, Zoumboulis plans to lead the masses in a "hype speech" and a few "warmup wows" before the main event.
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In all the photos, Chopra wows in an off-the-shoulder design and gorgeous necklace, while Nick looks dapper in a patterned suit.
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But they also breeze right past that: Renee wows them in the interview, she lands the job, and she keeps impressing them every day.
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A 26-year-old magician from Acton, Massachusetts, Lim specializes in close-up tricks and regularly wows the judges who sit at his table.
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Mrs May is not the sort of crowd-pleaser who wows party conferences; nor is she seen in Westminster as particularly warm or friendly.
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As it happens, the week ahead will be full of diplomatic pow-wows at which the international response to the test will doubtless be debated.
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Appearing onstage in his trademark Hawaiian shirts, he regularly wows audiences with tech demos, directing Spot to jump, trot, and dance, like a robot ringmaster.
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But over the weekend, with the war epic "210," came an old-fashioned example of a film delivering both artistic wows and big ticket sales.
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The impact of the moment registers as a chorus of "wows" or "hell nos" before being either endorsed or decried along fairly predictable ideological lines.
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BuzzFeed News gathered engagement data — the total number of shares, comments, and reactions (likes, loves, wows, hahas, sads, and angrys) — for all posts published between Jan.
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The sale's top lot, Francis W. de Winton's diary, containing notes on pow-wows with Indians during an official tour of western Canada, sold for $65,000.
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The dazzling Oscar winner consistently wows us with her performances, that it s hard to believe she was once a mere background actor – But, it is true!
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THE aerial party tricks of the F-35, a stealth fighter made by Lockheed Martin, an American defence giant, wows audiences at air shows across the world.
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He wows scouts with his acumen on the baseball field, and for someone who doesn't turn 21 until December, his lack of mental mistakes is very impressive.
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WATCH: Aquaman Cast Wows the Red Carpet at the World Premiere in London Heard previously dated Tasya van Ree for four years before they split in 2012.
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" His photo also appeared in a write-up from The Daily Wire on Sunday titled, "Trump Wows Daytona Speedway By Swooping Air Force One Over Race Crowd.
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I now have to worry how my Wows will be perceived, or the fact that I Liked something last year that in hindsight I clearly should have Hahaed.
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The designs were woven into wool blankets initially to be used as trade, but as their importance grew, they were integrated into weddings, pow wows, and even funerals.
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SPACEX FALCON HEAVY LAUNCH WOWS SPACE EXPERTS, HERALDS NEW ERA OF EXPLORATION Nonetheless, the molecules could provide a vital guide for scientists in their search for life on Mars.
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The duo barely ever share the same video screen, because their two purposes are very separate: Jay-Z raps about his own accomplishments, and Beyoncé wows with her dancing.
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And even if Rubin wows the crowd tonight, that kind of development takes patience and time — neither of which are luxuries often afforded to even the most stacked startups.
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The crowd loves her floor routine … and she wows on beam The crowd at the Olympic trials went wild when when Hernandez's score of 15.70 for balance beam was revealed.
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The first of these new flats were "seen as a luxury item" for rich people, says Peter Murray of New London Architecture, which puts on pow-wows for planners and developers.
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This automatic feeder wows dog owners with its many options for customization and reliable function, though there are some comments that the programming may take time to get the hang of.
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The Belgium-based artist collective behind Le Petite Chef, Skullmapping, now wows viewers once again with a "mini mapping" project that uses the space of an art gallery as its playground.
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She wows Maria with a faux story about her career making counterfeit documents, and Big Boo takes a liking to Linda (or, as she's going by in prison, "Amelia von Barlow").
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He wows them with promises of fame and millions of dollars, supported by the backdrop of his own lavish lifestyle, and tells them that all of this can be within their grasp.
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This year, to the delight of many, the company went so far as to create a rainbow Pride reaction to join in with the hahas, wows, and other well-known digital icons.
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They have been locked in a battle for Facebook dominance since mid-2015: Source: FacebookNote: Total engagements include all shares, comments, and reactions (reactions include likes, loves, wows, hahas, sads, and angrys).
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I enjoyed the process of building, and figuring out what parts did before the instructions got to them, and I'm not ashamed to say I exclaimed a few "wows!" in the process.
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Neither wows you with athleticism and neither should be a featured player, but they're both blood-and-guts reliable types who'll help you in a ton of ways and usually not make mistakes.
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Whether or not New York Fashion Week: Men's wows or underwhelms, keep your eyes peeled for these influencers — photographers, designers and industry tastemakers who will be partaking in New York men's fashion game.
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But these performance shortfalls are problems endemic to the entire class of laptops, and the Razer Blade wows in so many other ways that heat and "good enough" performance feel like minor complaints.
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Without those daily pow-wows by the Bevi seltzer cooler and IRL face time with anyone that isn't a partner or roommate, you're probably asking yourself: why even bother with clothing right now?
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Hiking in Mafate on a clear day can inspire an unrelenting chorus of wows, oohs, and ahhs, with one sweeping view after another of the sheer cliff faces that crown the crater's rim.
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She enters a bikini contest and wows her date; she advances at work; she starts condescending to her two best friends (Aidy Bryant and Busy Philipps) because they remind her of her "former" self.
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The journalism itself is our strongest audience tool — we want storytelling that meets readers needs, wows them and is so compelling, so essential, so helpful, so excellent that they make it a daily habit.
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Book The LINE DC starting at $154 per nightBuilt inside a 110-year old neoclassical church, the LINE wows with design that effortlessly blends the building's historic roots with new modern comfort and amenities.
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In a bid to stay cool, even as AMD wows with the super fast, super cheap Ryzen processors, Intel is slowly rolling out an 8th Gen that's a mix of microarchitectures both old and new.
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The model and Project Runway judge wows every year with her well-crafted ensembles, whether she's turning herself into a very believable old lady or a voluptuous Jessica Rabbit — and, obviously, 2016 was no exception.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Singer-songwriter Matt Goss says he and his twin brother Luke will make sure their Bros reunion tour wows fans of the British 1980s pop band when they come to Britain next August.
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"My sons said a few 'wows' and 'Ooh, I hope you get this team and that team,'" Antonelli said Wednesday in a phone call from the car-pool line at her youngest sons' high school.
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Your experience with them will depend greatly on your experience with EarPods; if you don't like Apple's provided earphones, chances are the AirPods won't be your thing, no matter how much their wireless tech wows you.
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Hotel Oderberger wows from the get-go, with a reception area that doubles as the entrance to the magnificent 65-foot-long indoor pool, set beneath a soaring vaulted stone ceiling, and framed by towering columns.
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A third scenario, which is much less likely but still theoretically possible, is Jack Dorsey wows everyone over the next few months and ends up keeping his job, Twitter shares go way up, and everyone is happy.
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Back then, Dad would always be in the stands at the pow-wows, his sisters told me—well, me and Dino, but Dino was one and two, so I think the stories just skidded right past him, pretty much.
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On Wednesday's upcoming episode of America's Got Talent, season 11 finalist Dorenbos, a magician and New Orleans Saints' long snapper, wows Marlon Wayans with two tricks that we wish we could all do (the second trick will air Wednesday).
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Charlize Theron usually wows on the red carpet in super-sparkly, super-plunging, body-hugging gowns but on Thursday night she attended the amfAR Inspiration Gala in L.A. in something very un-Charlize-like — a loose-fitting black ensemble.
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Watch in this clip as Stern, with an assist from his supportive 80-year-old "Bubbie," wows the Sharks with his pitch for NoHBO, an eco-friendly shampoo that ditches the traditional bottle for a candy wrapper-like alternative.
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Just as Periscope lets you signal your continued interest in a broadcast by sending infinite hearts, Facebook will now let you send a broadcaster infinite likes — along with hearts, wows, and all the rest of its new like button reactions.
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Learn to build a brand that wows both online and offline, plus spin up a portfolio certain to wow potential clients and collaborators — all the while learning how to not just make a great first impression but also one that lasts.
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Plus, lest anyone assume that most of the spending is all on women and their families, guys who go to the prom are increasingly expected to dig up enough cash — about $300 on average — to make a promposal that wows.
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SS: One of your ministers was telling me I think it was about a year or so ago about how you would take advantage of perhaps Brazil's wows on the coffee production front and taking advantage on that as well.
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It's the best Android phone right now — as the Galaxy Note 8 was last year — and it will probably hold that title for a while, unless Google really wows the world with its next Pixel phone expected in the fall.
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If it weren't for Peik Lin (Awkwafina), Rachel's college friend and native Singaporean who knows just what she's in for, Rachel would have shown up completely unprepared, and in a cute vintage red dress rather the gorgeous Missoni gown that wows the crowd.
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Susie settles in quickly to the dance school and wows her instructors with her confidence and moves, and the very serious Madame Blanc (also played by Swinton) takes a special interest in fostering Susie's talent with her intense, hands-on style of teaching.
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Mr Berlinger and his cameras—the first ever allowed inside a Tony Robbins event—follow the 6-foot 7-inch (200cm) cheery hulk as he dispenses his wisdom, pow-wows with his team and then lectures and engages with an eager audience of 2,500.
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Dash Charge is OnePlus' proprietary fast-charging system that debuted with the OnePlus 25 last year, and it wows: I clocked the OnePlus 28 going from a 25 percent charge to 74 percent in the exact half hour it took me to have breakfast one day.
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READMEPlays games real goodPlays movies real goodDoes it all in UltraHD, which is 4K plus HDR (specifically HDR10)The perfect 4K set-top box...at least until Project Scorpio or the Playstation Neo wows us allUpdated controller is very pleasant to holdThe back is textured for your hands' pleasure.
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The Chase Sapphire Reserve wows cardholders with 3x points on travel and dining (plus 1 point per dollar on other purchases) and benefits like a $300 annual travel credit, a Priority Pass Select membership, and 33% more travel when you book with points through the Chase travel portal.
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What provoked the "wows" often heard on Zaha Hadid Square is that the architects threw the hovering volume off balance, first by planting the addition off-center, to maximize light into the courtyard, and then by bending and stretching its shape, as though driven and distorted by invisible forces.
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The trio wows with a wholly unique and positively electrifying take on heavy metal-tinged, hard-charging afro-psych, led by a powerful vocalist who considers herself "the conductor at the center of the destruction and chaos," and whose commanding, acrobatic pipes recall both Jill Scott's molten soul and Christian Mistress' Christine Davis at her bluesy best.
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Contained in the data set will be anonymized information on things like the age, gender, and political views of the people who clicked those links; what kind of device they used to access them; which links they viewed, shared, and reshared (including the ones they shared without clicking on); along with the number of likes and loves and wows and so-ons that the posts received.
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Here's what we look for in our potential founders: They understand the market opportunity and use case better than people that have spent years in it But at the same time, they have a strong point of view that is contrarian to what incumbents believe They have a bias toward small, lean and fast moving teams They have already identified the first five hires from their own networks They have an insatiable hunger to deliver a product that wows the customer and have a "hacker" mentality to get to early signs of product-market fit Growth keeps them up at night, not scale.
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