Orpheus illuminates the water as it ascends to the surface.
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He quickly ascends to the top of the leadership ranks.
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United States lawsuit if the conservative judge ascends to the bench.
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The next question, he said is who ascends to the CEO role.
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Inside, a narrow, steep red staircase ascends to a pink phallic throne.
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Without Decker, who has caught nine passes for 194 yards and two touchdowns, Quincy Enunwa ascends to the No. 2 receiver slot, while the rookie Robby Anderson, playing in place of the injured Jalin Marshall, ascends to No. 3.
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Warner, who joined the panel in 28503, ascends to the position following Sen.
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The original period staircase ascends to a master bedroom with Catskill Mountain views.
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Today, it rides through space, floats down Fifth Avenue and ascends to the heavens.
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The majority will change the rules to ensure that the nominee ascends to the bench.
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Emperor Naruhito ascends to the Chrysanthemum Throne today, signifying the start of a new era.
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A policeman warily ascends to the roof, which is exposed to gunfire from ISIS snipers.
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As he ascends to the global stage, Ghebreyesus continues to display strong vision and leadership.
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Floor-to-ceiling windows offer river views, and a ladder ascends to a windowed loft.
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Somehow, the opera manages to reach an ecstatic conclusion, as Iris's spirit ascends to heaven.
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Perhaps when the young prince ascends to the throne as King Hassan III, we'll find out.
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If Vice President Pence ascends to the top job, what would his foreign policy look like?
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Warner, who joined the panel in 2012, ascends to the role of vice chairman following Sen.
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However, it's important to keep in mind Markle's individual achievements as she ascends to A-List celeb status.
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And she even ascends to the Iron Throne, though under tragic circumstances (more on that in a bit).
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A staircase with risers inlaid with patterned mosaics ascends to the second level, where there are two bedroom suites.
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Alphabet's 'other bets' start looking like better bets, Microsoft ascends to the clouds and Trump enlists more titans of tech.
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And speculation persists that Prince Charles will phase out this branch of the family once he ascends to the throne.
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A short stairway ascends to a second-floor entrance that opens to a foyer with more stairs to the right.
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But as he ascends to the top job at Alphabet, the pressure on him will be greater than ever before.
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It's a historic moment as a man who has never before served in government ascends to the nation's highest public office.
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A staircase ascends to a lofted landing that contains a closet with a sliding barn door used to store recreational gear.
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A passenger books the flight through her Uber app, and then ascends to a "skyport" on the roof of a nearby building.
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The story "ascends to an impressively high level of farcical anarchy," A.O. Scott wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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The story "ascends to an impressively high level of farcical anarchy," A.O. Scott wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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The pictures, taken Monday, show the Soyuz rocket carrying the three new space station residents as it ascends to orbit just after launch.
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When experience points reach a threshold, the player ascends to the next "level," which unlocks new abilities, skills and access to new content.
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Schiff, who chairs the House Intelligence Committee, is not the elbow-rubbing, back-slapping pol that typically ascends to power on Capitol Hill.
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Orange ascends to their foliage and the canopy explodes in a dance of flames, drunk on destruction as they leap from tree to tree.
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An even larger group commands even less attention: The 21625 billion non-Americans who are inevitably affected by who ascends to the Oval Office.
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But Cardi B, whose "Bodak Yellow (Money Moves)" ascends to the top of the Billboard Hot 100 chart this week, is no ordinary woman.
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She knew he wouldn't inherit the vast Duchy of Cornwall, which instead will pass to William when their father, Prince Charles, ascends to the throne.
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The centerpiece of the ground floor was a striking, bookshelf-lined two-story staircase, which ascends to La Soffitta, Gild Hall's upper-level wine bar.
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The world's third-largest economy takes a 10-day break, starting on Saturday, as Crown Prince Naruhito ascends to the Chrysanthemum Throne, replacing Emperor Akihito.
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The King's Speech Sadly, The Crown viewers only get a few episodes of (SPOILER) George VI before he dies and his daughter ascends to the throne.
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Pinmei has always lived with her grandmother, a renowned storyteller, in peace in their quiet village; but that changes when a new emperor ascends to power.
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The austerity of its presentation hides special, humanizing characteristics in its interior such as a characteristically Corbusian ramp that ascends to the second-floor gallery space.
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But it's hard to imagine how he ever again ascends to a status as lofty as the one he held; others have rushed into that airspace.
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So as this older generation ascends to a position of power they haven't had before, they are also the ones most likely to struggle with online literacy.
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That is one of the questions bubbling up as the royal family makes plans for the transition that will take place when he ascends to the throne.
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If for some reason that child ascends to the throne, it would be the first monarch in British history to be both a U.S. and British citizen.
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It's in finding her voice that Ally ascends to the upper echelons of fame — but the concept also holds true for A Star Is Born and Vox Lux.
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His narrative ascends to the White House and descends to the squalid tenements in which the Baroness Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven hung sardine can lids from her ears.
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The granite staircase ascends to a second-floor hallway, with a reading nook on one end and a door to a terrace with sea views on the other.
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Dick ascends to the pearly gates, imagined as a hyper-stylized vintage backlot, where Jesus himself heals his misshapen toes, which have been his greatest insecurity since his youth.
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Milo in particular, as Breitbart's star brand, is closer than ever to real power as his erstwhile boss Steve Bannon ascends to the position of Chief White House Strategist.
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In practice — at least in modern times — the prime minister ascends to the position in the first place because she or he leads the largest party in the Commons.
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Powered by six drones on extended arms, it ascends to a cruising altitude of three feet, with Lady Gaga looking very much like the figurehead on a starship prow.
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As the golden hour approaches, a cable car — the Teleferico de Taxco — ascends to the popular Montetaxco Hotel & Resort, a popular spot for sunset drinks overlooking the town below.
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Old Deuteronomy will, by some metric never explained to us, determine which cat ascends to the Heavyside Layer to be granted a new life or eternal bliss or something.
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A large staircase with a decorative metal railing and a wooden handrail ascends to the second floor, with a 20-foot stained and etched glass window on the midlevel landing.
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The only analogy I can think of is, you know, the man on the white horse during a time of distrust who ascends to power on a cult of personality.
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The epic story of a prince and princess in exile and the war they must fight before he ascends to the throne has long been central to shaping Indian identity.
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On "Designated Survivor" he plays a low-ranking cabinet member who ascends to the Oval Office when Congress is wiped out by an attack during a State of the Union address.
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An instrument that can disperse an aerosol of particles — say, several ounces of limestone dust — will be housed in a gondola that hangs beneath a balloon that ascends to 70,000 feet.
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It has to repress one and forget the other — and so Jud, ultimately, becomes a sacrifice, while Laurey and Curly become husband and wife, and Curly ascends to the role of farmer.
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While the Scotsman looks as if he might enjoy a Magnum or two, he ascends to the top job after running the bigger arm that includes Dove soap and Axe body wash.
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Prepped, that is, by the very executive branch officials whose presidential privilege claims he may be asked to adjudicate, in a matter of months perhaps, if he ascends to the High Court.
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While we'll have to wait and see whether or not Daenerys Targaryen ascends to the Iron Throne, we are getting a few previews of what Emilia Clarke will be doing in the meantime.
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Framed this way, Gianforte ascends to something between hero and martyr: a real man -- rather than a mouse with impulse control issues -- unafraid to stick his finger in the eye of hostile interests.
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When Crown Prince Naruhito, 57, ascends to the throne, he will follow a much beloved emperor who gently but insistently transformed the role he took over from his father, the wartime emperor Hirohito.
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As for non-humans, the lucky Jellicle who ascends to rebirth in Tom Hooper's film version of "Cats" no longer hovers on a floating tire, it gusts away under a parachute of silk.
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In recent years, Boothe played the vice president who ascends to the highest office after the president is debilitated in Season 6 of Fox's 24, and he played off his ominous presence as Col.
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The hot dog itself is standard fare, but when topped with cheese and chili it ascends to the stable, satiating reliability and comfort of a childhood favorite fresh from the local hot dog stand.
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The presentation combined a listening party with a fashion show and video game demonstration as Kanye showed his new fashion line and a game, "Only One," in which his mother Donda ascends to heaven.
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Now slowly, gently, she rises in the air, kneeling upright as she ascends to a height of exactly three feet two inches, still sleeping soundly, aware only that she has surrendered, whatever that means.
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In Wikipedia's 18 years of existence, it has become a fixture in our lives: It ascends to the top of Google's search results and provides answers to the questions we ask Alexa and Siri.
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After Prince Charles ascends to the throne, Prince William will become the Prince of Wales, making his role in the royal family vastly different from Prince Harry's, who is sixth in line for the throne.
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The basic plot threaded throughout all four versions of A Star Is Born is a young, talented woman is discovered by an established male artist and, as she ascends to fame, he starts to fade.
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There's gold in them hills for the gangsters and pornographers that populate Times Square, and perhaps some measure of celebrity, too, given the star treatment Linda Lovelace receives as she ascends to the V.I.P. section.
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Elena finds a way to leave for 1960s Havana, where she encounters a new set of challenges: She ascends to the role of official poet of Cuba but then finds herself scrutinized by the regime.
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A test version of the Orion crew capsule launched without crew aboard to ensure that when the craft carrying humans ascends to space, the abort system can pull the crew module away if there's an emergency.
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She climb the stairs of Palazzo Versace in those six-inch heels, every day — including today, when she ascends to the studio on the third floor to oversee the final preparations for the men's wear show.
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I can see a version of this show where he ascends to sit upon the Iron Throne, but I think it's more likely he's ultimately, finally outsmarted (probably by Sansa, his protégé) and loses his life.
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Mooncop is very much a tale of loneliness — though ultimately it's mitigated by a woman who's brought in to staff the upgraded Lunar Donuts cafe (as the only worker, she swiftly ascends to Employee of the Month).
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Last month, even, a tongue-in-cheek website from Cape Breton Island, on Canada's east coast, welcomed Americans looking to "get the hell out" of there if Trump ascends to power — and it has been wildly popular.
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I can see a version of this show where he ascends to sit upon the Iron Throne, but I think it's more likely that he'll ultimately be outsmarted (probably by Sansa, his protégé) and lose his life.
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If he ascends to the post of president of the Bundestag, the position's formal title, Mr. Schäuble will ostensibly be Germany's second highest official, just behind the president, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, and ahead of the Ms. Merkel.
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Rumsfeld has written a kind of modern-day "Pilgrim's Progress" about a good and godly man who enters the Slough of Despond (Washington, D.C.), is tried and tempted, but ascends to Celestial City with his virtue intact.
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Bartlett wrote "King Charles III," a near-future imagining — with Shakespearean-level intensity and iambic pentameter to match — of what happens when Queen Elizabeth II dies and her son Charles, Prince of Wales, ascends to the throne.
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This true story of an impoverished black youth from the streets of Depression-era Cleveland who ascends to greatness by shattering track-and-field records and undercutting Adolf Hitler's racist agenda is a safe, by-the-numbers tribute.
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But he's shown no sign of wanting to return to the era of the demi-gods and every sign of being keen to follow in his father's footsteps when he ascends to the Japanese throne on May 1.
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But when Grizabella ascends to that kitty-cat heaven, reincarnation center or whatever it is, I couldn't help thinking that she was really going to hijack the tire and fly to Las Vegas to open for Britney Spears.
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Imran Khan, the former cricket player whose political party won Pakistan's disputed election late last month, vowed to tackle the distressed economy the moment he ascends to the premiership, which is expected to happen in the coming days.
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A wooden staircase ascends to the full-floor master bedroom with high wooden ceilings, a sitting area with a large flat-screen television, an en-suite bathroom, a walk-in closet and a private balcony overlooking the sea.
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The panda ascends to the top of a snowman his keepers made for him, before toppling off it comically and in an almost-too-good-to-be-true pratfall, getting beaned on his own dome by the snowman's head.
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"Land of the Free," released via Soundcloud, addresses the landscape of injustice that still exists in the US, and looks to get even starker with a Republican Senate and House majority as Mr Trump ascends to the White House.
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Once Kelly's eventual successor ascends to his or her West Wing post, that person will become Trump's third chief of staff in under two years — a turnover rate the president himself once used in chiding his predecessor, Barack Obama.
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" In fact, Cameron said, a major reason he wanted to be a part of "Aliens" was "to continue the idea of a strong female character who is in charge but questioned by the ones around her, but ascends to become heroic.
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Observers say his response has been telling in itself: Even if an FBI report presents inconclusive evidence about these allegations, the past week has offered a revealing glimpse of how Kavanaugh could behave if he ascends to the country's highest court.
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If Ms. O'Donnell ascends to the job, she would join a short but exalted list of women who have served as solo evening news anchors at the three major networks, including Katie Couric at CBS and Diane Sawyer at ABC.
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When he ascends to the throne, Charles, who was feted for his 70th birthday this week, may not have the same time – or energy – to devote to the philanthropic ventures that he's made his own during his five decades of public life.
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That's in addition to the 5.8 million employees who typically work Sunday nights who are also planning to use a vacation day, sick day, or personal day so that they can see which leader ascends to the Iron Throne in the finale live.
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Liberals need to learn, however, that they can't have it both ways, on the one hand demanding the federal government have absolute power and then on the other being outraged, shocked, and horrified when someone ascends to power with whom they don't agree.
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If Bernhardt ascends to secretary, it would mirror the change of guard at the Environmental Protection Agency where last July Acting Administrator Andrew Wheeler, a former coal lobbyist, replaced Scott Pruitt, who stepped down after a series of probes into his conduct.
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The hierarchy of girls is always restructured come the first day of tenth grade when one of the mid-level girls suddenly ascends to the top of the pecking order by virtue of, over the summer, acquiring a slightly older boyfriend who smokes.
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Critic's Notebook In the new version of "A Star Is Born," the seasoned, fading rock star Jackson Maine (Bradley Cooper) seizes a private moment with the up-and-coming singer and songwriter Ally (Lady Gaga), just as she ascends to full stardom.
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Taking the right risk at the right time A landmark study has shown that executives who take big risks early on in their careers typically nab the CEO job a decade sooner than it takes the average executive who ascends to the post.
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From the opening scenes in which Apollo ascends to the heavens to the Furies sweeping down from the skies to shatter the temple where the star-crossed lovers at the center of the story are to be married, the performance seems airborne.
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Patty is one of the four, the others being Abby (Melissa McCarthy) and Holtzman (Kate McKinnon), who are nutty scientists, and Erin (Kristen Wiig), once a pal of Abby's, who begins as a respectable scientist and ascends to nuttiness after contacting Abby again.
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Related: A Canadian Political Dynasty Emerges as Justin Trudeau Ascends to Power "I think during the election campaign we presented the most effective and progressive platform that Canadians have seen," said Peter Julian, member of Parliament for New Westminster-Burnaby, in British Columbia.
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Season 2 finds Danny haunting the Rayburns' dreams as John (Kyle Chandler), his protector turned murderer, campaigns for sheriff; the boozy Meg (Linda Cardellini) ascends to a New York law firm; and the cokehead Kevin (Norbert Leo Butz) becomes the master of his own boatyard.
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The blood-red wall of Queen Elizabeth's court is a stark contrast with the white-costumed courtiers and creepy, cavorting jesters; the martyr's red of Mary's dress as she ascends to her death is a splash of color in the suitably gloomy sets of the final scene.
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When Trump took his oath of office, it was the American Dream made manifest — business tycoon and macho reality TV icon ascends to the highest position in the land; the tall blonde Eastern European-born model was his wife; the tall blonde American entrepreneur his daughter.
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SpaceX's latest launch took place on Monday, and it was a success in just about every regard — except in terms of one of its secondary missions, which was an attempt to catch the two fairing halves that together cover the payload as the rocket ascends to space.
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" Another well-placed voice, the queen's former press secretary, Dickie Arbiter, lends a valuable behind the scenes perspective arguing that Charles' personal qualities will serve him very well as king: "When he ascends to the throne, he will be the best-prepared monarch we've ever had, and probably ever will have.
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As George Herbert Walker Bush ascends to heaven to be greeted by Barbara, the woman he loved for seven decades, and Robin, the daughter they loved so much and lost much too soon, it is a moment to say thank you, Mr. President, for a life well lived and a job well done!
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I looked out at the sea and considered that, for all our advancing on gender matters, the novel's story is alive today: A woman must step aside as a man ascends to the presidency, and a "pro-life" activist would sooner bomb an abortion facility than let a raped girl cross its threshold.
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In the early 1990s, Morgan punched up the screenplay for the American comedy "King Ralph," in which an oafish Vegas lounge singer, played by John Goodman, ascends to the British throne (his grandmother, a hotel waitress, had a fling with a duke) after the entire royal family is accidentally electrocuted while having their photo taken outside Buckingham Palace.
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If Judge Joan Larsen ascends to the Supreme Court, she'll bring something unique among the names on President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's shortlist: experience on a state supreme court.
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There's Dr. Arthur Jennings, the dead politician whose narration jump-starts the story; Nina, a nihilistic receptionist; Dr. Love, a Medellín operative trained by the C.I.A.; Bam-Bam, a baby gangbanger; John-John, a gay hit man; Josey Wales, the tricky, perceptive enforcer who flubs the Marley assassination but then ascends to the top of a transnational drug syndicate.
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When Harrelson brawled with Rose that October day in 1973, taking on one of the toughest players in the game (who also outweighed him by 40 pounds), I felt as if I had been recognized for my own hidden abilities — those qualities that would one day rise out of me like an apparent line-drive double that ascends to clear the fence.
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"You can have the couch, the lamp, the diamond ring/the books on the shelf, the dishes in the sink," she itemizes over one repeated chord, and soon, with everything cleared out including the bad memories, the electric guitar digs in, the drums kick harder and the melody ascends to where she can be "way up high beyond your gravity" — unencumbered and free.
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As Trump ascends to the presidency having convinced some large portion of the American public that the fake role he played on "reality" TV constitutes a real-world qualification to govern the nation, a theater in which living people gather to see each other and have a collective experience can be immensely powerful and uniquely useful in identifying what is real and true.
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Visitors can walk up to the original front doors no longer easily visible from outside the museum on East 36th Street, view a hidden staircase in its book-lined library that ascends to its upper tiers, and even meet Belle da Costa Greene, who died in 1950, having been the longtime librarian of the museum's collector, J. Pierpont Morgan, and the museum's first director, appointed by Morgan's son in 1924.
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And Boothe was the disbelieving FBI agent, listening to the increasingly shocking story of a man who says his father hunted and killed demons who were posing as people in 2001's Frailty (directed by his Tombstone costar Bill Paxton.) In recent years, Boothe played the vice president who ascends to the highest office after the president is debilitated in Season 6 of Fox's 24, and he played off his ominous presence as Col.
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We teach girls and women the same lesson in our politics, a dynamic captured perfectly by the Kavanaugh nomination and confirmation hearings: Here is a man accused of engaging in these sexual humiliations women know so well, who is so protected by other men that a supposed "investigation" doesn't bother to put so many women's voices and their corroborators in the record, who ascends to one of the most powerful positions in the country, where he is now situated to strip women of our reproductive freedoms.
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