West was midway through a barnstorming tour with Bernie Sanders.
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Steve King, the conservative congressman barnstorming Iowa in support of Sen.
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So he's been barnstorming the state trying to raise his profile.
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Trump was basically doing a barnstorming tour that was anti-elite.
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Yes, Bob Dylan and Neil Young, among others, are still barnstorming.
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" Cruz added: "I can tell you Carly and I have spent weeks and weeks and weeks together on the road barnstorming the state of Indiana, barnstorming the country, and I have gotten to know and respect Carly.
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As Italy's top barnstorming comedian, Beppe Grillo was accustomed to overzealous fans.
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Bernie Sanders and the other Democratic presidential hopefuls have been barnstorming Texas.
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The barnstorming underscore Trump's eagerness to challenge every major Democratic primary event.
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After a barnstorming run last year, Holzhauer holds every consequential single-game Jeopardy!
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Not every owner is, or has to be, the barnstorming Mark Cuban, though.
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Landis took a dim view of barnstorming, and you can't entirely blame him.
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Donald Trump, by contrast, is currently barnstorming the country congratulating himself on his victory.
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He scrapped time in Iowa to take two barnstorming bus tours of the south.
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Ms. McCaskill was not the only Democrat felled by Mr. Trump's second-city barnstorming.
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Do you really think Hillary Clinton will be barnstorming the country on that issue?
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Within hours, Trump was repeating previous comments about illegal migrants during a barnstorming Arizona speech.
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Javy Baez was barnstorming in Tennessee when Jason McLeod saw him for the first time.
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Early airplanes, for instance, were used to sell tickets to barnstorming spectator events, Bezos noted.
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On the third stop of four-day, four-city barnstorming blitz to promote their Aug.
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McCain skipped the GOP convention to campaign at home and has been barnstorming the state.
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Sanders will do some barnstorming now, soliciting tweaks, edits and ideas from around the country.
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It's clear the company is barnstorming E3 this year, and Fallout 76 has monopolized that conversation.
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Still, what about a deep FA Cup run or a barnstorming run in the Europa League?
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But he was unable to capture any momentum this year despite extensive barnstorming efforts in Iowa.
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Teams from various leagues competed, as well as barnstorming clubs like the legendary New York Rens.
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He did it by barnstorming cable news shows, giving performances that are irresistible to TV bookers.
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" They signed off with their current closer, a barnstorming version of the Isley Brothers' "Twist and Shout.
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McIlroy's defeat came three days after he won the Arnold Palmer Invitational with a barnstorming final round.
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A week did not pass without one of their candidates or their surrogates barnstorming across North Carolina.
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Holding a massive barnstorming rally during this humanitarian crisis should not come as much of a surprise.
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He and other executives are forced to go on a barnstorming tour to drum up new business.
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Willie Nelson, despite recent respiratory problems, has been barnstorming across America with his encompassing repertoire of Americana.
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Mr. Buttigieg is planning to spend 15 of the 18 days before the caucuses barnstorming the state.
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President Donald Trump will begin barnstorming for tax reform Wednesday with a major speech in Springfield, Missouri.
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Pennington played on barnstorming teams called the Zulu Clowns (they wore grass skirts), and the West Indian Royals.
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Schneemann has radically foregrounded her own body in her work for decades, to transcendent, politically charged, barnstorming effect.
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"We need our asset out there every day barnstorming for tax reform, health care," the senate aide said.
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"Bond bears need some barnstorming data to remind us that the economy is in decent share," Juckes added.
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He said her brief barnstorming tour to drum up public support had fallen on deaf ears in Sunderland.
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A Candide-like faith that the barnstorming prince will deliver the best of all possible worlds seems pervasive.
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Ted Cruz, his latest stop in a nationwide barnstorming tour to keep both chambers of Congress in Republican control.
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Stars like Ruth aside, they weren't paid particularly well, and a "barnstorming" exhibition tour could greatly supplement their incomes.
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Barnstorming Iowa on a six-day, 28-town campaign tour this week, he is even displaying a touch of swagger.
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Another round of bus tour barnstorming and Cruz exceeded expectations in New Hampshire, placing third behind Trump and John Kasich.
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Our sources expect him to make the case for the plan by barnstorming the Midwest states he won in November.
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In the meantime, Ryan is barnstorming the country for House GOP candidates to help stave off losses on Election Day.
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Later she played with the New York Bloomer Girls and the Hollywood Girls, two of the top women's barnstorming teams.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez isn't just a House hopeful; she's an emerging Democratic star who's been barnstorming the country with Sen.
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It was a rollercoaster night for the wispy playmaker Modric, so influential in Croatia's barnstorming run through the group phase.
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Mr. O'Rourke, 46, has been barnstorming every corner of the state and just finished a five-day, 16-stop trip.
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Mr. Trump is expected to spend time next month barnstorming the country to make the case for the tax overhaul.
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"I Don't Know" is a soulful, delicately wrought piano ballad, and "Come on to Me" is an all-out barnstorming rocker.
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Raise your hand if you thought the title of "Billionaire populist barnstorming campaigner for trickle down economics" wasn't possible before now.
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Women played baseball on "Bloomer Girls" teams from the 1890s through the 693s, barnstorming the United States to play men's teams.
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The barnstorming trip was the handiwork of Christy Walsh, Ruth's agent avant la lettre, a kind of Scott Boras in spats.
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On the Republican side, Mr. Trump, who spent Saturday barnstorming across eastern Iowa, projected the supreme confidence that has defined his campaign.
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Refinery29 sat down with the barnstorming entrepreneur to talk self-care, overcoming rejection and her company's recent foray into networking, Bumble Bizz.
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President-elect Trump is currently barnstorming the country bragging about handing out favors to companies that agreed to make bad business decisions.
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It was November 2016 and Sanders was barnstorming Hawkeye State college towns, trying in vain to drum up support for Hillary Clinton.
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Aware of the strong headwind their party faces, GOP leaders have been barnstorming the country to stump with candidates in vulnerable districts.
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Like Hal Holbrook barnstorming as Mark Twain, the actor Roy Dotrice portrayed Aubrey as a lovable old gossip for some 40 years.
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The first is the ideologue—a populist, barnstorming Brexiteer who ousted back-to-back establishment prime ministers on his way to power.
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Democratic presidential candidates barnstorming through Iowa have frequently addressed the issue after being asked about their responses to the devastating flooding. Sen.
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A barnstorming personality who blasts through restraints and never allows adversaries to take stock of the damage is a powerful political force.
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With some momentum, and an impressive list of endorsements, Klobuchar said she "would like nothing more" than to keep barnstorming the state.
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As part of that push, Jack Ma, Alibaba's charismatic founder, has been barnstorming across the American political landscape over the past year.
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The best known of these barnstorming teams, often called "Black Fives" by historians, were the New York Renaissance and the Harlem Globetrotters.
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Ruth did this in defiance of a rule the owners had adopted that forbade members of the pennant-winning teams from barnstorming.
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Realistically, the way American political institutions work means that change takes time and work, not a single electoral victory followed by some barnstorming.
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Barnstorming the country as Clinton's running mate, Kaine is proving to be a secret asset with minority voters, particularly in his home state.
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Sounds like Stormy could soon be barnstorming around the country, because Scores has locations in 11 cities, including Atlantic City, NYC and Vegas.
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Brooks will officially announce his candidacy Monday during a speech in Huntsville before barnstorming the state with events in Birmingham, Montgomery and Mobile.
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For all the noise, irreverence, and distinctive retro vibes…well, the analogy of a hot rod barnstorming a funeral procession comes to mind.
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Mr. Cruz, recognizing what is on the line, has taken to barnstorming the state Iowa-style, stopping in both cities and smaller towns.
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Mr. Reese spent a good deal of the pre-internet 2503s barnstorming around the country in a station wagon with his bookseller friends.
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Beto O'Rourke, the former Representative of Texas's 16th congressional district, took a similar approach, barnstorming the country as the wokest of woke Democrats.
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Cruz lost all five primaries held Tuesday but said he has been barnstorming Indiana in preparation for the Hoosier State's upcoming primary next week.
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And what better way for a company founded by an ex-Uber executive to do that than by barnstorming the rest of the globe.
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He mused about barnstorming in Australia or touring in vaudeville with the heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey and a professional wrestler to be named later.
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It appears those barnstorming growth rates relied heavily on China's transformation into the workshop of the world, a feat that will not be repeated.
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Professional basketball evolved through barnstorming teams, the rivalry between the A.B.A. and the N.B.A. and the growth of international basketball, with its modified rules.
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Sensing that something special was brewing, huge crowds swarmed across the Scottish links trying to catch a glimpse of the 42-year-old's barnstorming charge.
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Now, thanks to a barnstorming new album, Josh Abbott Band is the latest success story to come boot-scootin' out of the Lone Star State.
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Michelle Obama's barnstorming and emotional speech against GOP nominee Donald Trump on Thursday came straight from the heart, a White House source tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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As if there were any doubt given the barnstorming success of the PS4, Sony president and CEO Kenichiro Yoshida has confirmed plans for a successor.
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Instead of barnstorming across Ohio and Pennsylvania to court these much-needed swing states, Trump is wasting valuable time and money on a fool's errand.
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While Donald J. Trump is busy barnstorming New York, his allies in Washington are busy trying to win the support of Republicans on Capitol Hill.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is barnstorming for progressives across the country after her unexpected primary victory over House Democratic Caucus Chair Joe Crowley in New York.
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The game has been played by more than 250,000 students just this month and is barnstorming its way through middle schools across the United States.
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They glossed over the sexual assault allegations and the brown shirt rallies, and enabled Trump because of the entertainment value of his showmanship and barnstorming.
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But he fired up the Straight Talk Express again and pulled off another famous comeback, barnstorming to victory once more in the New Hampshire primary.
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The group is still barnstorming the jam-band circuit, melting jam-band vamps into electronic dance music loops under neo-psychedelic lights, keeping heads bobbing.
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As he aims to showcase his worldwide portfolio, Trump's backdrops on the campaign trail tend to resemble a promotional tour more than traditional battleground state barnstorming.
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With just days left before a critical midterm election, Trump has been barnstorming the country in a series of rallies reminiscent of his 22.3 presidential campaign.
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Waging permanent political war and defying restraints fits Trump's barnstorming character and gels with his key political image as a disruptor of traditional structures and elites.
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Thyssenkrupp shares' barnstorming performance on the day helped trim the degree to which they have underperformed industrial goods and services stocks in the year to date.
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Shah Rukh Khan, India's biggest superstar, plays the barnstorming coach to the rag-tag bunch of women; the Davids that vanquish Australia's Goliath in the final.
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Over the past few weeks, Kasich remained laser-focused on winning Ohio, barnstorming up and down the state with a fiercely optimistic and anti-Trump message.
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O'Rourke, who launched his White House campaign on March 14, returns to Texas after barnstorming early voting states including Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada.
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Pai says his rural initiative is intended to help neglected consumers, but his barnstorming has led to widespread speculation that he has one eye on Kansas.
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Both Ted and Heidi Cruz are separately barnstorming the state this week, and the campaign this week became one of the earliest groups on Wisconsin television.
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These vignettes of Jackson as a barnstorming revolutionary, which at times came off as batshit crazy, had to be balanced with coverage of his political life.
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She has not held the sorts of barnstorming tours on which some of her top rivals have embarked, and she does not lead in the polls.
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He's active on the national political scene, barnstorming the country for his Our Revolution candidates, performing at rallies, and making the rounds on Sunday television shows.
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Sanders is spending the final 220 hours before Super Tuesday barnstorming the country, touching down in California, Utah and Minnesota, in addition to the Bay State.
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In order to do so, the former VP is setting up shop and barnstorming the Palmetto State in a bid to kickstart his campaign (The Hill).
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He particularly deserves praise for barnstorming through Virginia ahead of the state's 2019 elections, campaigning for Democrats in swing seats who could flip the state legislature.
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The New Hampshire primary is in two days — and Joe Biden only has two public events in the state Sunday while his top rivals are barnstorming it.
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Bernie Sanders, her Democratic opponent, has spent much of the last three weeks in the state, barnstorming in a last ditch effort to win the Golden State.
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Her barnstorming run included a record fifth all-around gold, an individual vault title, as well as helping the U.S. to a fifth straight world team title.
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Her barnstorming run included a record fifth all-around gold, an individual vault title, as well as helping the U.S. to a fifth straight world team title.
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Democratic presidential hopefuls are barnstorming South Carolina, lured by a condensed primary schedule and diverse electorate that will be crucial to securing their party's nomination in 2020.
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That coincided with Mr. Muslim's barnstorming around Europe over the past month, speaking out against Turkey's offensive against the Kurdish-held enclave of Afrin in northern Syria.
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He can only contain his feelings for a few minutes, at best, before devolving into the kind of barnstorming partisan rhetoric that makes him feel so comfortable.
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The hacking of Ms. Jones's website occurred a few weeks later, but she gradually returned to the spotlight, addressing the indignities in her barnstorming and unabashed comedy.
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After Meryl Streep's barnstorming speech at the Golden Globes, in which she criticised Donald Trump without mentioning his name, everyone has been waiting for the almost inevitable tweetstorm.
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In a barnstorming speech at a party meeting in Bonn, she said voters would find shunning government "crazy", and vowed to make the CDU "squeal" in coalition talks.
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They play checkers in the general store and debate issues great and small, until the advent of William Jennings Bryan, the barnstorming Nebraska populist, causes an irreparable rift.
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Trump is going even further than Reagan or Kennedy to press for tax cuts, barnstorming the country with recent stops in North Dakota, Indiana, Missouri, and now Pennsylvania.
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Both men have been barnstorming the country for the past month, raising cash and building chits with vulnerable colleagues as they desperately try to save the GOP majority.
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But many others who played for the Globetrotters and other all-black barnstorming teams like the New York Renaissance and the Washington Bears fell into obscurity and poverty.
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - A gripping whodunnit with barnstorming performances, or a "telenovela" melodrama: critical reactions were mixed on Wednesday for "Everybody Knows", which opened the Cannes Film Festival.
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Obama's hope is that the public responds to his barnstorming by defeating Trump in a landslide and taking down as many of his enablers as possible along with him.
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Other progressives have similarly articulated legislation that'd expand Medicare or paid family leave, and Sanders has been barnstorming for issues like raising the minimum wage and improving union protections.
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It's small wonder that, as he suffered one frustration after another in trying to impose his platform, Trump's impulse was to keep barnstorming the country with campaign-style rallies.
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The CLF has done at least one survey in each of these districts while volunteers are already barnstorming the area with door-knocking efforts every night, according to Bliss.
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If the time ever comes when Trump gets beyond barnstorming and needs a lesson on Jefferson, he might look to a past candidate for the presidency, former Texas Gov.
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Cruz hopes he can turn the good stretch into momentum and a victory in Wisconsin, where the Texas senator is barnstorming this week after winning the endorsement of Gov.
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He painted a barnstorming composition of the martyrdom of the saints Processus and Martinian, whose nude bodies, splayed on the rack, bisect a deluge of torturers, mourners and angels.
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PHILADELPHIA — Al Franken has been barnstorming the country for a year and a half, raising money and campaigning in a spirited push to help Democrats take back the Senate.
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And against the backdrop of a brutal ongoing war, it introduced a range of novel features, from nationwide barnstorming and candidates' debates to subsidized television airtime for all contenders.
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All of this helps explains why Clinton is ditching New Jersey, where she holds a comfortable lead, in favor of barnstorming in California, which will award 475 delegates next week.
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Barnstorming the state over the weekend, his speeches veered away from the economic injustice, focusing instead on the injustices done to him and his campaign by the political-industrial complex.
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There's a line in Philip Roth's Great American Novel, an otherwise forgettable slog through a boringly imagined fictional baseball season, in which the barnstorming team plays against a prison squad.
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Putnam, a former congressman, has run a more traditional campaign for governor, barnstorming the state with campaign events aimed at building upon his family&aposs deep ties to the state.
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Chestnut was referring to a barnstorming address by the notoriously militant feminist in which she described the lengths she would go to get men to drop out of her classes.
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SIMÓN BOLÍVAR SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF VENEZUELA Carnegie Hall opens its season with this barnstorming ensemble of young musicians from a nation in crisis, led by its star conductor, Gustavo Dudamel.
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And Doris Kearns Goodwin, whose tale of Teddy Roosevelt barnstorming America for "a square deal for every man, great or small, rich or poor" should be read by every politician.
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And Ryan has been barnstorming the district in recent days, making stops at local county fairs, the Dousman Derby Days and a visit to Racine's party headquarters Saturday with Sen.
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This is the Essendine living quarters and artistic lab, home to Garry and his inner circle of longtime friends and employees, as they prepare for a barnstorming tour of Africa.
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The Yankee stars — Ruth fresh off his 60-home-run campaign, Gehrig the league M.V.P. — embarked on a three-week barnstorming tour that would take them from Trenton to Fresno.
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Despite the number of tourists barnstorming the state in the middle of winter, the candidates have been working hard in the days before the primary holding multiple events across New Hampshire.
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IN HER barnstorming speech to announce her candidacy for the leadership of the Conservative Party, delivered in Birmingham on July 11th 2016, Theresa May promised nothing less than to fix capitalism.
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He put this popularity to good use campaigning for Barack Obama in 2012, when his convention speech and cross-country barnstorming were seen as major assets for the re-election campaign.
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Maybe, someday, he can even use them to play basketball again, in a nationwide barnstorming tour where RoboJordan and like eight CBA-level players take on a local NAIA College Squad.
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On the Sunday evening before Election Day, as part of his eleventh-hour barnstorming tour, Donald Trump touched down on some of the most famously contentious political turf in the country.
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Oh, and though it came six years before Cher's soft rock phase officially began with 1987's eponymous album, her barnstorming Meat Loaf duet "Dead Ringer for Love" definitely fits here.
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By largely ignoring the words in the orders and instead focusing on social media posts and comments then-candidate Trump made while barnstorming the nation on the campaign trail last fall.
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Throughout "Rolling Thunder Revue," the new film by Martin Scorsese chronicling Bob Dylan's celebrated barnstorming tour in the fall of 1975, the participants struggle with how best to describe the event.
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Trump's response is to fight back, barnstorming all three states to ratchet up the anger of his base over impeachment and get out the vote in notoriously low-turnout off-year elections.
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Hall of Fame jockey Smith, who won the $1 million Filly and Mare Sprint earlier in the day, extended his Breeders' Cup record of career victories to 25 with Arrogate's barnstorming run.
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Nahles has campaigned for a re-run of the coalition that has been in power since 2013, and last month helped secure party delegates' backing for the negotiations with a barnstorming speech.
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On his current tour, comedian and gadfly Hari Kondabolu has been barnstorming Trump country, hitting up college towns and cities in the red-state strongholds of Indiana, North Carolina, Missouri, and Louisiana.
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The X Prizes, started by Peter H. Diamandis, an entrepreneur, seek to recreate the barnstorming prizes of the early 23th century that spurred aviation advances like Charles Lindbergh's flight across the Atlantic.
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Wobbled from the fists of the heavy hitting Lineker, Rivera soon found himself in the guillotine choke of the Brazilian and was forced to submit—an unexpected finish to a barnstorming brawl.
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That is particularly true in the men's game, where the biggest stars often turned professional before 1968, snuffing out marquee duels or shifting them to more dimly lit settings suitable for barnstorming.
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Modi, despite a barnstorming campaign that carried him to the biggest electoral landslide in three decades in 2014, has so far failed to touch the rhetorical heights achieved by India's first prime minister.
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Across the country, far-left progressives and democratic socialists suffered decisive electoral defeats in Tuesday&aposs primaries, despite high-profile barnstorming efforts by left-leaning leaders like Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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Until late last year, when they signed their first Ring of Honor–New Japan deal, they were barnstorming the country without a safety net, working as many as five shows in four days.
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As President Donald Trump makes deals with congressional Democrats and continues his national barnstorming campaign for tax reform, is the Trump cabinet and the overall White House team going to remain as is?
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While Buttigieg and Sanders were barnstorming around the Granite State on the eve of its primary, their campaigns were filing separate requests with the Iowa Democratic Party to recanvass 29 precincts in total.
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It will represent yet another uncomfortable moment for a party that has often had to pick between its traditional conservative principles and standing with the barnstorming force -- Trump -- that has taken it over.
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But instead of cranking up the heat and the volume in the way you associate with barnstorming star turns, he gives the impression of someone who always feels the tug of invisibility, of nothingness.
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The New York Jingle Ball is one stop on a barnstorming tour that travels the country, sponsored by the radio conglomerate iHeartRadio, and serves as a proxy referendum on the year in pop music.
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Barnstorming Kendall is actually the Roy who displays the most empathetic reaction to the cruise ship scandal, saying "this is not okay," that it shouldn't be minimized, pushing for a full investigation and disavowal.
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He also gave him a picture of the grave in his native Luxembourg of one of Trump's heroes, barnstorming World War Two general George Patton, with a note reminding "Dear Donald" of a shared history.
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Saturday night in downtown Pittsburgh, Sanders, the Vermont independent who caucuses with the Democrats, rallied more than 1,500 people against the bill on the first leg of a hastily assembled joint barnstorming tour with MoveOn.org.
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Obviously, President Trump understands a lot of these realities as he's already been barnstorming around the country pushing for the plan and even pressuring some red state Democrats in the Senate to get on board.
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Clinton in South Florida and Philadelphia and Mr. Trump dashing to four states across three time zones — the sort of barnstorming tours presidential candidates have traditionally made in the last 72 hours before Election Day.
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Dusty was one of the last vestiges of the territorial era, and maybe Rhodes can undertake a sort of new-age barnstorming tour once the alleged dispute between him and WWE over his availability clears up.
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Tusk himself referred to a profusion of reform initiatives, such as those from Macron in a barnstorming pro-European speech at the Sorbonne on Tuesday and by European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker earlier this month.
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And his efforts to make a deeper footprint weren't helped Monday when his campaign sent word that it would have to cancel two events on its barnstorming tour to make newly scheduled votes in the Senate.
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The barnstorming performance will be welcomed by policymakers who are counting on labour market strength for a long-awaited pick up in wage growth and inflation in the face of a downturn in the property market.
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Trump is barnstorming the country in the final week before the elections, but his schedule suggests a focus on the upper chamber, with stops in the Senate battleground states of Florida, Missouri, Montana, Tennessee and Indiana.
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Medvedev, who will make his debut at the ATP Finals in London next month after a barnstorming season, lost for the first time since the U.S. Open final, going down 212-217 23-21 25-26.
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So Wilson signed with the Harlem Globetrotters in the era when the team was highly competitive, barnstorming the country to take on college all-star teams and white professional teams, even traveling to Europe and Asia.
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A range of different factors kept the candidates from really barnstorming New Hampshire the last few days, from the Iowa caucuses Monday night to the end of the impeachment trial on Wednesday to preparations for Friday's debate.
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Sanders said his campaign has 15,000 volunteers barnstorming the state in the final push to Monday's caucuses and stressed that his campaign has struck a chord with middle class voters looking to shake up the status quo.
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But few efforts are more ambitious than the Folger's efforts to send a fleet of First Folios barnstorming to all 29 states and two territories, including 214 where the book seems to have never been displayed before.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Alison Riske said she wished she could get married more often after crediting her upcoming nuptials for her barnstorming run at Wimbledon which has earned her a quarter-final date with fellow American Serena Williams.
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Ms. Nixon had spent the weekend barnstorming upstate New York, with stops in Rochester, Saratoga Springs, Ithaca, Schenectady and Kingston, drawing some of her larger crowds of the campaign after her debate with Mr. Cuomo last Wednesday.
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While coaching the Knicks of the Basketball Association of America in 1947, Lapchick partnered with Bob Douglas in an attempt to have Douglas's barnstorming and all-black New York Renaissance, or Rens, admitted to the league, intact.
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He sent them packing back to Liverpool to work on it, eventually suggesting the dynamic coup de grâce ending that would cap this, their first number-one record, a last barnstorming idea in a song full of them.
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VIRGINIA WATER, England (Reuters) - A barnstorming 10-under-par 62 propelled Swede Alexander Noren to a course record as he romped to a come-from-behind two-stroke victory in the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth on Sunday.
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Elko, Nevada (CNN)As other candidates are barnstorming Iowa, Jeb Bush made an out-of-the-way stop Tuesday to campaign in the rural town of Elko, Nevada, a small city in the northeastern corner of the state.
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It was a statement that will have been noticed by his main rivals, reigning Olympic champion Kirani James and Wayde Van Niekerk, whose barnstorming run of 43.48 seconds earned him a first world title in Beijing last year.
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In other retellings the group intercepted a Montana based manager and promoter named Mike Collins, who was barnstorming through the state with several of his fighters at the time, and asked him to approach Kearns on their behalf.
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True tennis historians know how much Laver sacrificed — specifically in the number of possible Grand Slam event victories he deprived himself of, settling for 11 — when he shunned the amateur establishment to become a barnstorming professional in 1963.
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Elite players had largely boycotted the N.W.H.L. because of its low wages and working conditions, and they were embarking on a so-called Dream Gap Tour, a barnstorming event put together by the Professional Women's Hockey Players Association.
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Gauff only made it to the main draw of the event as a lucky loser but has made her opportunity count with a barnstorming run to Sunday's final, where she will meet former French Open champion Jelena Ostapenko.
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Here are a handful of Trump's most outlandish claims: That he pioneered the 'airplane rallies' politicians have used for decades For decades, barnstorming candidates have parked planes, headlined rallies, then flown off to their next stop on the hustings.
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As the Washington Post's Kathleen McLaughlin and David Weigel noted from the campaign trail of Sanders's "four-city barnstorming" through the state with Quist: On Saturday, in front of 3,000 cheering voters at this Democratic city's Civic Center, Sen.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Australian Ashleigh Barty weathered the fierce challenge of Amanda Anisimova to end the 24-year-old's barnstorming run at the French Open and reach the final with a rollercoaster 22-23(53) 25-22 230-3 victory on Friday.
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"Heidi and I, we are going to spend a lot of time in the state working to earn your votes -- barnstorming the state, holding town halls, holding rallies, asking for your support," Cruz told an Indiana GOP dinner on Thursday evening.
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Even so, his only other mention in Baseball Reference (other than with the Oaks) is as a 39-year-old in 1932 with the Cuban Stars West, a barnstorming team that included the father of future baseball great Luis Tiant.
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Bernie Sanders and new Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez are on the road, barnstorming the country as part of a campaign to rally resistance against President Donald Trump and -- in theory -- make a public display of their common cause.
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These comments, along with a barnstorming set of non-farm payroll numbers in the world's largest economy, pushed 10-year U.S. Treasury yields 10 basis points higher - the biggest one-day rise in over two years, if it remains so.
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With just six months before Britain is due to exit the EU, she has so far weathered the Brexit storm, shrugging off a barnstorming speech by her ex-foreign minister Boris Johnson that did little to hide his leadership ambitions.
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As control of the House appeared to fade for Republicans in recent weeks, Trump homed in on Senate races, barnstorming through key states that would determine if Republicans would be able to keep and expand their majority in the chamber.
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From the Lincoln-Douglas debates, to Woodrow Wilson's barnstorming on behalf of the League of Nations, to Harry S. Truman's whistle-stop campaign by rail, our leaders have usually addressed the crowd in a way that assumes its decency and intelligence.
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Despite those sizable GOP majorities and the president's own barnstorming across the country to sell his proposal, creating private accounts for Social Security became so toxic that it was never brought to a vote in either the House or Senate.
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MONDAY • Monday kicks off a week of barnstorming for President Trump, reportedly starting with an event at the White House saluting the employees of Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection, who have spearheaded his crackdown on border crossings.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) has been barnstorming the country for House GOP candidates, including Gallagher on Friday.
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The equivalent of an athletic director today, Lea put together a five-game, six-day, 0.1,230.6-mile trip by train through the South because he needed money to finance the 21899 team, and barnstorming was the only way to get it.
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Williamson has spent roughly three weeks barnstorming in the early-voting state of New Hampshire since the beginning of the year, more time than anywhere else besides early-caucus Iowa (she's actually moved to Des Moines for the duration of the campaign).
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If people are willing to pay a lot of money to go on suborbital barnstorming flights on the Virgin Galactic SpaceShipTwo and the Blue Origin New Shepard they will be willing to shell out even more for a few orbits around the Earth.
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That hasn't stopped him from barnstorming the West, dispensing advice that ranchers, not the American public, actually own the public lands and are free to ignore the federal land managers whose job it is to regulate commercial uses on federal public lands.
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Steve King remains a heavy favorite to prevail in November, but he's got some competition in the form of Democrat J.D. Scholten, a former professional baseball player barnstorming the northwest Iowa district in a red, white and blue Winnebago emblazoned with his name.
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Booker is one of five senators running for the Democratic nomination who face the prospect of spending the lead-up to the first-in-the-nation caucuses in the Senate chamber as jurors in President Donald Trump's trial instead of barnstorming Iowa.
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BOSTON — A buoyant Hillary Clinton plunged into the crowd here after a barnstorming speech, posing for selfies and shaking hands on the eve of what she hopes will be a pivotal victory in the 11 states, including Massachusetts, that hold Democratic nominating contests on Tuesday.
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With 250 senators in the bag, the junta's candidate would still need the votes of 393 members of the lower house to be selected, which explains both Mr Prayuth's barnstorming and the emergence of several parties backing the army or run by military men.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) barnstorming country ahead of midterms (The Associated Press).
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Near the end of his barnstorming tour Trump told a crowd that news coverage of his visit to a Pittsburgh synagogue where 11 worshippers had been killed by a gunman presented a false picture of a mass protest that arose in the nearby streets.
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LEIPZIG, Germany (Reuters) - Less than 24 hours after Angela Merkel's protegee won a statement of support from her party, Bavarian conservative leader Markus Soeder gave a barnstorming speech to the Christian Democrats (CDU) that reignited debate over who should be the next conservative chancellor candidate.
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"The Force Awakens" may have been a barnstorming space opera, but it was also a shameless retread of the 1977 "Star Wars"—yes, it even ended with the rebels blowing up another bloody Death Star—and this lack of novelty undermined the validity of the whole enterprise.
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It was his display in the 2015 British Open that gave Day the belief to launch a barnstorming run to the top of the rankings and now, 12 months on, he would like nothing more than to triumph at the world's oldest major for the first time.
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But he has been dogged by headlines describing a sleepy reelection bid at a time when Scott has already been on the air and barnstorming the state, fueling anxiety among Democrats that Nelson, 28500, lacks the energy and visibility to defeat the former health care executive.
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At the Baselworld watch fair last March, Zenith introduced the bronze Pilot Type 20 Extra Special ($6,700), which eschewed the macho high-tech polymers of many contemporary aviator watches for a 1920s antique-like look that conjured images of barnstorming biplanes, open cockpits and fluttering white scarves.
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But in the final week of the 2018 campaign, he's kicking it into an even higher gear, barnstorming the country in hopes of doing everything he can to rally the GOP base and stave off what, historically speaking, should be a very tough election for Republicans.
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Progressives hoped to replicate the barnstorming victory of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in New York earlier this summer, but in Michigan Abdul El-Sayed, a youthful Muslim candidate for governor backed by Bernie Sanders, lost by about 20 percentage points to Gretchen Whitmer, a state legislator backed by the unions.
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But a surge in Republican enthusiasm – stoked in part by a tense debate over the nomination of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh and by a barnstorming campaign by President Donald Trump – helped the GOP hold onto control of the Senate and limit the gains in Democrats' new House majority.
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Stockland, Australia's biggest listed residential property company, is closely watched because of its exposure to two markets under pressure: the housing sector, which has started to cool after years of barnstorming growth, and the retail segment, which has been largely subdued over low wage growth prevailing in Australia.
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The Bernie blitz Sanders last weekend headlined a barnstorming tour of three states -- Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia -- carried by President Donald Trump last year, each home to Republican senators who had publicly expressed doubts about the GOP bill or secretive working group in which it was authored.
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Since his ouster from the White House a year ago, Steve Bannon has been barnstorming across Europe, meeting with figures like the former leader of the U.K. Independence Party, Nigel Farage; the French Rassemblement National head, Marine Le Pen; and the far-right Hungarian prime minister, Viktor Orban.
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Restoration finds the 25-year-old chanteuse delivering a soulful version of John's 1974 ballad "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me," while she lets loose on Revamp with a barnstorming rendition of the relentless classic "The Bitch Is Back" — the same track she performed at the CBS tribute.
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At the end of Trump's barnstorming 11 days comes his summit with Russian leader Vladimir Putin in Finland, an encounter that will unleash new speculation about his baffling relationship with the Kremlin strongman and -- depending on how things go at NATO -- could cast new clouds over the destiny of West.
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Mr. Harrelson makes Johnson an almost predictably entertaining force, and his performance fills the movie with oxygen whether he's barnstorming through politics, slamming down phones, lobbing obscenities, braying at his staff from a toilet seat or gleefully grabbing his crotch while announcing that his tailor needs to make his pants roomier.
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"A lot of the top players were missing, but we were delighted to be there and we knew how important the moment was," said Rosewall, who, then 5, was part of a group of men's and women's professionals under contract with the American promoter George McCall's barnstorming National Tennis League.
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Flournoy had been back in the Bronx for about a year when he received a phone call from Nick Nurse, who was then the coach of the Birmingham Bullets of the B.B.L. The previous year, Nurse had taken Flournoy and several other college players on a barnstorming tour of England.
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The kids' reactions were epic enough, but then star David Harbour got on stage and delivered a barnstorming speech with such intensity that it was worthy of an award all on its own, following the Meryl Streep playbook and criticizing President Trump's recent executive actions without ever mentioning the POTUS by name.
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Ms. Diamond's play, which opened on Thursday at the Laura Pels Theater, tracks Stone, whom history has almost forgotten, from her tomboy youth on the sandlots of St. Paul to her years of barnstorming with men's exhibition teams, to her historic first at-bat for the Indianapolis Clowns of the professional Negro Leagues.
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For all of his efforts to run an open, accessible campaign — marked by frequent on-the-record conversations with reporters on his blue-and-yellow barnstorming bus — McKinsey is a famously secretive employer, and Mr. Buttigieg says he signed a nondisclosure agreement that keeps him from going into detail about his work there.
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"Boundless oceans, vast skies," a barnstorming ballad released in 1993 by the Hong Kong rock band Beyond has long been the unofficial anthem of the Hong Kong pro-democracy movement due to its lyrics about freedom and hope written by front man Wong Ka-kui, who died in a freak accident shortly after its release.
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It was a sunny Wednesday in May, and I was on a ride-along with the Breitling Jet Team, a civilian equivalent of the Navy Blue Angels that functions as a barnstorming unit and promotional tool for Breitling watches, a Swiss aviation-centric company that spares no expense in its attempt to dominate the skies.
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"The combination of a barnstorming headline number and the slight rise in unemployment suggests two things: America is creating jobs at a prodigious rate right now and there is some spare capacity to keep employers fed with more recruits in coming months," said David Lamb, head of dealing at Fexco Corporate Payments in Edinburgh.
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Known for wearing ever-present white pads over his knees and an array of red, white and blue wristbands, Neal helped the Globetrotters' barnstorming ensemble become a regular feature of ABC's "Wide World of Sports" in an era when the National Basketball Association did not have a robust national television presence as it does now.
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The 46-year-old Speaker, the youngest in modern history, has been barnstorming the country in the final weeks of the campaign, raising cash for endangered House Republicans, touting his positive "Better Way" policy agenda, and making the case that a GOP-controlled House will be a "check" on a liberal Clinton White House.
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Former Democratic presidential candidate Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE is barnstorming for Democrats across the country heading into the final week of the 2016 election cycle.
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Never mind that Proud Mary's 70s blaxploitation film nods (the Foxy Brown font used in the logo being one) means that the film is likely spiritually closer to Tina Turner, whose own reinterpretation of "Proud Mary" as a barnstorming, take-no-shit anthem is just as well-known as CCR's original version, if not more so.
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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — In a barnstorming tour that took him to eight countries in one week, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo burned with one central message: "The need to counter the greatest threat of all in the Middle East, the Iranian regime and its campaigns of terrorism and destruction," as he put it in Cairo on Thursday.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Warren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism Collins: Trump 'angered by impeachment' MORE held a campaign rally here on the eve of the nation's first 2020 presidential primary, offering counterprogramming to the Democrats barnstorming the Granite State in their efforts to replace him.
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They have been barnstorming the country from their home base in rural Nevada looking for places to take an armed stand against what they see as federal government intrusion, and landed at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge headquarters near Burn, Oregon, after a protest in support of a pair of ranchers headed to jail who were convicted of committing arson on federal lands.
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Or maybe they really do add Kevin Durant to the roster and it never happens and the NBA evolves into some sort of And-1 Tour barnstorming concern, with the Warriors touring the country kicking local team's collective dicks in while strangers high-five each other and Mike Breen roams the court making up nicknames and howling BANG into a cordless mic.
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UK has 'got to get it done' In the Sunday Times interview, Trump suggested that May would have been better off had she adopted his barnstorming negotiating style in intricate exit talks with the EU. He said May should refuse to pay the $49 billion divorce payment required by the EU if Brussels does not give into Britain's demands and said she should sue the European bloc.
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Trump's midterm campaign barnstorming brought a strident, hostile and obsessive attempt to create fear and hatred against the so-called migrant caravan, based on the fraud that it represented a supposed invasion of America by an army of Latin American criminals that required an unpopular wall on the Mexican border which, according to the great lie repeatedly told, would be paid for by Mexico.
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This year, Trump is trying to change the national narrative in the final weeks of the election by barnstorming the country, drumming up fear over a migrant caravan wending from Honduras through Mexico, hitting Democrats in conservative states for opposing his Supreme Court pick Brett Kavanaugh, and promising an unlikely new round of tax cuts even before the last set Republicans passed fully kicks in.
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The rationale behind the rule was never quite clear; somehow it was thought to distract from the specialness of the World Series if the players could be seen in Poughkeepsie soon after, or perhaps it damaged the brand when a barnstorming team advertised itself as "The World Champion 19220 Cleveland Indians," and rolled out Doc Johnston and Harry Lunte instead of Tris Speaker and Bill Wambsganss.
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As he and a small team of aides weigh the merits of a campaign, Mr. O'Rourke, 46, has focused largely on whether he could run the kind of race he did in Texas — barnstorming towns with a liberal message and a perpetual social media live-stream, talking up his disdain for pollsters and super PACs and staking his bid on a personal connection with voters as much as any issue platform.
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Steve BullockSteve BullockHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Sunday shows - Recession fears dominate Bullock: Putting Cuccinelli in charge of immigration 'like putting Putin in charge of election security' MORE (D) was headed to the airport after a recent round of Sunday morning talk shows, bound for another barnstorming tour through Iowa — but not until he watched his son's track meet in Helena. Rep.
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The first hockey game on American soil was played at Yale University; Hobey Baker played his high school puck at St. Paul's in Concord, New Hampshire; about half of the gold medal winning 1960 US Olympic roster was made up of dudes from Massachusetts; the New England Amateur Athletic Union's annual championship tournament—held in Providence or at the Boston Garden—featured some of the best barnstorming teams in hockey's early history.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and Republican leaders have homed in on expanding the Senate majority, with Trump barnstorming the country for eleventh-hour stops in key states to energize his base in an effort to drive more GOP voters to the polls on Tuesday.
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Nick RahallNick Joe RahallWe shouldn't allow politics to impede disaster relief Break the cycle of partisanship with infant, child health care programs Clinton mulls role in 2018 midterms MORE, a former Democratic West Virginia congressman, said Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE was a hands-on politician, working the state hard during his campaigns and barnstorming it ahead of his wife's 2008 run.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (Vt.) has launched a major push to elect a Democratic Senate with a board of directors announced to spearhead the Sanders-inspired group Our Revolution; sending a major fundraising email to his small donor army asking them to back four key Democrats in important Senate races; and preparing plans for barnstorming campaign appearances backing Democrats in the presidential and congressional campaigns.
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