Well, Tepper had to be pleased with what he saw.
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And the prosecution seems to be pleased with that bargain.
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You have to be pleased with the reception to Insecure.
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Meanwhile, Trump appears to be pleased with what Barr is doing.
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The Tories will be pleased with their side of the bargain.
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I must be pleased with the way I hung in there.
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I think he would be pleased with the work we've accomplished.
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Ron Cunningham said his wife would be pleased with the verdict.
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The House is not likely to be pleased with these details.
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These investors have to be pleased with Xerox's latest stock gains.
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Trade Me shareholders however would be pleased with the offer, he added.
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Trump will be pleased with his performance, but so too will Clinton.
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Mariah won't be pleased with the headlines, but she'll fall in line.
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But not all appear to be pleased with the furry marine mammals.
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Proponents of criminalizing abortion are, and should be, pleased with this development.
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I think it's more important they be pleased with how it's going.
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Any NBA fan will be pleased with this basketball-shaped popcorn popper.
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Audiophiles and normals alike, then, should be pleased with Deezer HiFi's widened compatibility.
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His party won't be pleased with him, but he did the right thing.
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Give your team the leadership opportunity and you'll be pleased with the results.
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The markets should be pleased with both Powell and Trump listening to their message.
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"Washington will not be pleased" with the U.K. leaving the European Union, Lichfield said.
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There were many reasons that Hillary Clinton supporters could be pleased with her performance.
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O'Rourke should be pleased with the fact that he has awakened the state's Democrats.
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"The market would not be pleased" with one million barrels a day, he said.
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We imagine the author would be pleased with its location in the dim passageway.
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Green Arrow Rebirth #1 Fans of Green Arrow will be pleased with his Rebirth issue.
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He has got to be pleased with that turnaround after the triple-bogey, bogey start.
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If this were a permanent arrangement, Israel would have reasons to be pleased with it.
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Wall Street will be pleased with the new era of prudence in the oil industry.
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He assured the bankers in the audience that they would be pleased with his efforts.
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We're very close to making some announcements that I think people will be pleased with.
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Brad Glosserman, visiting professor at Japan's Tama University, said China would be pleased with the outcome.
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Most governments would be pleased with an annual budget surplus more than twice the forecast size.
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Many Republicans who never loved Trump will nevertheless be pleased with the state of economic affairs.
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President Trump appears to be pleased with son Don Jr's interview last night with Sean Hannity.
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Mitch McConnell, the lead architect of a permanently gridlocked Washington, should be pleased with his handiwork.
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The latest opinion poll suggests that Spanish voters appear to be pleased with Rajoy's decisive leadership.
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I think that you should be pleased with that you get two for the price of one.
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Miss Manners would be pleased with the results of Gridwise's passenger and driver report out this week.
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Ms. Lutz is appealing, though, and fans of the franchise will probably be pleased with the elaboration.
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And while those voters may be pleased with the outcome, getting there was a well-documented struggle.
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Though, were Gruen still alive today, he would likely be pleased with the response to dying malls.
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Fans of the original know what to expect, and overall, they should be pleased with the gruesome result.
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If Eazy-E is any indication, Nate's family will be pleased with Tim's vision ... nobody does it better.
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Moreover, if Mr. Trump wants to focus on this measure, he may not be pleased with the results.
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If you love the Vince aesthetic, you can be sure you'll be pleased with the selection of pieces.
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I just ... If I was a federal worker, I would not be pleased with that comment in any way.
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"Things have gone pretty much to plan today and we can be pleased with our day overall," said Neuville.
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Lorenzo Fontana, deputy leader of Lega, told CNBC on Monday that Moscow would be pleased with the party's success.
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Your peripheral vision will be pleased with this three-monitor stand ($170), which accommodates a trio of 27-inch monitors.
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Your peripheral vision will be pleased with this three-monitor stand ($170), which accommodates a trio of 13-inch monitors.
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As for Ajayi, this is a much better spot for him, and his owners should be pleased with that move.
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It's easy to imagine that smaller members of the crowdfunding community won't be pleased with the entrance of major companies.
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This is a convenient little cleaner that I've had for years, and I continue to be pleased with its performance.
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In a meeting this week, they appeared to be pleased with concessions offered by the Italian government, the official said.
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Few would be tempted to call that first half "pretty," but Senegal, at least, will be pleased with their standing.
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"I understand that even with this amendment, my colleagues from Nevada will not be pleased with this legislation," Pallone said.
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It's probably a little more casual than what Regina George originally envisioned, but we're sure she'd be pleased with their interpretation.
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In a moment of heightened labor militancy in the tech industry, Silicon Valley bosses will likely be pleased with the ruling.
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That goes back to who does Trump appoint — I can't imagine that it would be anyone I would be pleased with.
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So this is something that I think the Trump administration can be legitimately be pleased with on the question of executive authority.
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It remains to be seen whether the former Midwest Democrats who voted for him will be pleased with such a conservative administration.
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Nintendo should be pleased with that success, but the onus is now on the company to make sure things stay that way.
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"The Liberals should be pleased with this result," Cailin Birch, a global economist at the Economist Intelligence Unit, told CNBC via telephone.
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Those who have become disillusioned with Apple's lack of meaningful innovation recently will definitely be pleased with this breathtaking new design direction.
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EA must be pleased with the performance of its Xbox subscription service EA isn't the only company to offer gaming subscription services.
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God, be pleased with those who want to go for jihad – and blind those who are watching and want to capture them.
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Black Coffee appeared to be pleased with the sample, changing his profile picture on Twitter to an image of the project cover.
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Waxing might sound more painful than relaxing, but trust us: Brow-obsessed mothers are sure to be pleased with a trip to EWC.
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They should not be pleased with themselves, because at the end of the day, you have got so many great things going on.
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" Ms. Cappellazzo said, "We feel confident about the deals that have been done for May, and expect to be pleased with the results.
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Well, he might: he has waited long enough to see this day, and he had good reason to be pleased with the results.
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From Frank Ocean and Solange to A Tribe Called Quest and Erykah Badu, hip-hop fans are sure to be pleased with the lineup.
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Whether you choose the Galaxy S10+ or OnePlus 7 Pro, you're bound to be pleased with the quality of photos taken with either phone.
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And finally, Hamilton fanatics would be pleased with Schumer's final sketch, in which she's running a dance rehearsal and Lin-Manuel Miranda stops in.
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New York (CNN)President Trump, a ratings junkie, should be pleased with the results of his State of the Union address on Tuesday night.
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But given the many political sparks and fires he may have dampened, the French president nevertheless had good reason to be pleased with his work.
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Yet Theresa May, the Tory prime minister, who has called a general election for June 8th, has reason to be pleased with these local elections.
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Experts also noted that it's possible that Kim Jong-Un could be pleased with success of the program, meaning that no further testing is needed.
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"Investors should be pleased with the perspective that they(Intel) are getting in on this trend fairly early," according to CFRA Research analyst Angelo Zino.
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Still, it's not a stretch to imagine, these three—and indeed all those intimately involved—would be pleased with the way their stories are told.
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"Investors should be pleased with the perspective that they (Intel) are getting in on this trend fairly early," according to CFRA Research analyst Angelo Zino.
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PARELES If Sam Gendel is playing his instrument into its own grave on "Saxofone Funeral," then he should be pleased with what he's found there.
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Probably. Varys may not be pleased with Tyrion's constant taunting, but at least he's not the only one in Winterfell working overtime to suppress a grimace.
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While conservatives may not be pleased with the changes on the table, moving the bill to the left could help McConnell protect his most vulnerable members.
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Rhimes decided it was time to bring the series starring Kerry Washington to an end, Dungey said, predicting fans would be pleased with how it wraps.
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"This is a serious crisis and no-one can be pleased with what is happening in the U.K. currently," he said at an event in Brussels.
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And though Mr. Colbert was said to be pleased with the performance, it barely made a dent in improving his standing among the late-night shows.
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And on the roads you and I drive every day, I got a sense of why some fans might not be pleased with the GT's engine noise.
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In his letter, Mohammed does not plea for his life, but instead says he will be pleased with any sentence that's handed down, according to the Herald.
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But the president is said to be pleased with the job Pruitt has done in rolling back environmental rules and regulations, one of Trump's core campaign promises.
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Bill Shine is out at Fox News, and judging by his tweets last week when the rumors first surfaced, host Sean Hannity won't be pleased with the decision.
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But if President Trump, the polarizer, is hoping that the strategy will easily kill the multiple investigations, the odds are that he won't be pleased with the outcome.
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Already one red-state Democrat, who would be a top target for Republicans to support a candidate, stated she would not be pleased with Lieberman as a pick.
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The gains also came after a Reuters report, citing sources, said Saudi Arabia would be pleased with oil prices at a range between $80 and $100 per barrel.
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"I think they'll be pleased with the speech," he told reporters, interrupting his news conference briefly when a call from Paul Manafort, the Trump campaign chairman, came in.
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After months of hearing about scandals at Uber and the privately-held company's very public search for a new CEO, Cramer finally found something to be pleased with.
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TheG7has a 12-megapixel and 5-megapixel dual-lens camera setup, which is quite good, and selfie-takers will be pleased with the 8-megapixel front-facing camera.
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Few will be pleased with the administration's ultimate response to this crisis, particularly the hard-line realists on one side and the hard-line idealists on the other.
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Listen: If Sam Gendel is playing his instrument into its own grave on "Saxofone Funeral," then he should be pleased with what he's found there, writes our critic.
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"He decided to put the truth over party and president, because the president really can't be pleased with it," Mr. Dean said in an interview after the hearing.
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Reyes, 23, certainly hasn't looked his age this summer, but the Mets would be pleased with his contributions even if his performance wasn't evoking memories of his youthful prime.
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"I needed this day to be memorable, so I had to buy her something," Khloé says in a confessional, noting that Kim will not be pleased with the purchase.
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Even picky skywatchers should be pleased with the 20-ounce YETI Rambler in stainless steel, though as long as it keeps your liquids the right temperature, anything will do.
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While the suits at HBO may or may not be pleased with Broadbent's loose-lipped revelation, I would just like to personally thank Mr. Broadbent for being so forthcoming.
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After the election, steelmakers continued to be pleased with what they were hearing about possible cabinet appointments — the names being mentioned were, by and large, sympatico to steel issues.
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Even if the Kremlin has reason to be pleased with the latest episode, Mr. Putin and the Russian government prefer that policy changes happen in an orderly, choreographed manner.
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Mr. Leonard, who died in 2013, would surely be pleased with how Davey Holmes, the show's creator, has appropriated signature Leonardesque touches — deadpan humor; casually deployed violence; incongruous eloquence.
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While tech CEOs like Mark Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey have called for defined regulation on content moderation, it's unlikely that they'd be pleased with changes that increase their liability.
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"The people who are still complaining about the president's words Saturday and Monday will never be pleased with anything he says," said Michael Caputo, a former Trump campaign adviser.
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Democrats have to be pleased with that, since one of their persistent claims these past few years has been that the Democratic base is fired up as never before.
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He was well aware that was the group that had been petitioning for 20 years and I would have to think he would be pleased with the decision we made.
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Apple's decision proves that even at a time when people are demanding stronger encryption from the services they use and greater privacy, not everyone will be pleased with the outcome.
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But every time she steps on a scale and asks if she's getting bigger, I know the amount of time she'll be pleased with an affirmative shrinks by the day.
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After months of hearing about scandals at Uber and the privately-held company's very public search for a new CEO, CNBC's Jim Cramer finally found something to be pleased with.
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Whether you're browsing the cooling racks at a high-end shop or wandering the supermarket aisle in search of Entenmann's, you'll be pleased with what you walk out with, either way.
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What's even more striking is how low those "yes, deserves re-election" numbers are among Republicans and self-identified conservatives who, presumably, should be pleased with the Republican majorities in Congress.
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"They may not be ... pleased with the tone of his campaign or the name-calling, but on policy, Donald Trump and Republicans are singing from the same hymn book," he added.
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Despite a rocky start to the season, the Los Angeles Dodgers have to be pleased with the way they have played against the other defending division champions during the last nine games.
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Of course, rival operators who have had to either slash their 4G data rates or provide more data (in some cases double) at the same price, won't be pleased with Jio's interpretation.
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The bar I set for myself with both the book and the app was that it be something Kubrick would be pleased with, that they have the integrity of a Kubrick film.
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"Investors might be pleased with the market's recent performance, but it's unlikely they find the underlying dynamics—a more favorable risk backdrop, with decelerating economic and earnings growth—particularly inspiring," Golub said.
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The reason is not hard to fathom: as Russia continues to oppose NATO expansion on its western border, it would hardly be pleased with a country turning to America to its east.
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France will be pleased with that, but they've been terribly fortunate with the own goal and the V.A.R. decision, which surely will be chewed on for weeks if it proves decisive today.
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Reporting since then has revealed that Trump and his advisers simultaneously believed that Democrats would be pleased with the move and that Comey's unwillingness to pledge loyalty to Trump justified the decision.
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"The opponents of Waters of the United States are going to be pleased with this new rule," said Myron Ebell, who led Mr. Trump's E.P.A. transition team and who viewed the memo.
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He has undergone psychoanalysis twice — the first time for six years, then for nine — and professes himself to be pleased with the overall outcome, a certain thorniness of personality having been diminished.
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I remain a devout federalist, but even those of us who favor a more integrated Europe cannot be pleased with the current deadlock and the organization's general lack of development and efficiency.
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As the fallout from the Brexit rattles financial markets around the world, one country geographically close to all the drama may be pleased with the United Kingdom's decision to leave the European Union.
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In case you missed it ... Trump shouted out his own administration more than saying an actual "thank-you" to fallen soldiers, saying they'd be pleased with the country's unemployment numbers and revamped military.
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Trump told Abbas, a Western-backed moderate, that the final peace blueprint would offer the Palestinians an important settlement that they would be pleased with, but did not provide specifics, the sources said.
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When you said that they were going to all of a sudden put something together, and you would be pleased with it, and he did what you said, it doesn&apost make sense, right?
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The life of Arnold Palmer is being remembered at a memorial service on Tuesday and the iconic golfer, who passed away at 87 on September 25, would probably be pleased with the refreshments served.
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"We think the RBA would be pleased with the strength in employment in today's numbers, although the stubbornly high unemployment rate will remain a source of concern," said Felicity Emmett, senior economist at ANZ.
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At the same time, not all of those in the Nusra Front may be pleased with anything that looks like a softening of its hard jihadist line, which is why Zawahiri's endorsement was needed.
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From what we know of The Donald, he can't be pleased with these type of images leading stories: shot after shot with his lips puckered in an "o," eyebrows raised and taken from below.
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Norton recognized that neither the Scott family nor the Slager family likely would be pleased with his punishment, adding that sentencing is the hardest facet of his more than 27 years on the bench.
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Liverpool, which advanced to the group stage through the final qualifying round, will be pleased with its opponents, which included Sevilla and Slovenia's Maribor, but less excited about its coming visit to Spartak Moscow.
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"I must be pleased with a straight-set win because both sets, especially the third, could have gone a different way," Djokovic told reporters after setting up a fourth round clash with French 14th seed Gilles Simon.
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Fans of Domino (Zazie Beetz), a mutant with the ability to be "lucky" and a fixture in the X-Force comic books, will also be pleased with such an effortless and smile-inducing introduction to the character.
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"We sincerely believe you will be pleased with the show, and look forward to celebrating a great year in movies with all Academy members and with the rest of the world," the letter to the members said.
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With the win, the Colts moved to 3-2 on the season — a result Indianapolis fans have to be pleased with after the abrupt retirement of Andrew Luck threatened to cut their hopes before the year even began.
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The president was said to be pleased with the resignation of Mr. Dowd, whose prickly personality had begun to grate on him and other members of the legal team, according to a person who spoke with the president.
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And sure, this computer is a very powerful little machine if you want to run all the numbers, and those willing to push it to its limits as a proper iMac replacement will certainly be pleased with the performance.
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There is good reason to be pleased with ODNI's report despite public concerns, as it arises from two important documents: the statutory requirements of the USA FREEDOM Act of 2015, and the IC's internal document entitled Principles of Intelligence Transparency.
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Los Angeles leads the majors in runs scored this month and continues to be pleased with the first-base platoon of Ji-Man Choi and Jefry Marte, who have combined for six homers and 16 RBIs in 143 at-bats.
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"If the film helps raise awareness and more people seek treatment, that would be a success that we can be pleased with," Dr. S. Bryn Austin, a professor at Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, said.
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Ukraine's leaders will be pleased with the visit, which is meant to show that the US still stands by the country's side as it continues to fight a war against an aggressive Russia in its east and against corrupt oligarchs in its capital.
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"While I am sure the 20 Commonwealth Games sports and their athletes will be pleased with the additional one-off funding of A$15.5 million for their preparation it's a pity this assistance is not permanent," Coates, who was re-elected president on Saturday, said in a statement.
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One might have expected preservationists to be pleased with the Frick Collection's latest iteration of its expansion project, announced in April, given that the design — by the architect Annabelle Selldorf — calls for preserving the gated garden that upended the museum's previous attempt to renovate its 1914 Gilded Age mansion.
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"There may be some debate around the benefit of lower-than-anticipated provisions (including the uptick in formations), but overall, we believe that investors will be pleased with the results, particularly in the context of what peers have generated to date this quarter," John Aiken, an analyst with Barclays, said.
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While pregnancy speculations hit the gossip mill pretty quickly — as celebrity pregnancy rumors are wont to do — the claims were quickly lost in a sea of fans who seem to be pleased with the possibility that the Bajan singer will be better equipped to fill out a Fashion Nova body-con dress.
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Users who drop $20 on a title expecting what they'd get from a comparable console game are never going to be pleased with VR. The market is so much smaller that unless devs have substantial VC subsidization, the margins aren't going to allow them to basically give away content their teams labored away on.
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On the eve of the pop star's 47th birthday on October 3, it's tempting to wonder if the rebellious '90s icon would be pleased with her current, more buttoned-up life as a mother of three, recent divorcée, and host of The Voice who still puts out music (albeit of the more pop, less punk persuasion).
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Apple iPad Apple MacBook Air Linx 12.5-inch Tablet HP 43-Inch Laptop HP EliteBook 840 G1 14-inch Ultrabook HP Stream 11.6-Inch Laptop Dell Inspiron 15 3000 15.6-Inch HD Anti-Glare LED-Backlit 2019 Laptop ASUS VivoBook 15.6-Inch Full HD Laptop Huawei Matebook D 14-Inch Laptop Razer Blade Pro 17-Inch 4K-Touch Gaming Laptop Those seeking a powerhouse of pixels for their TV should be pleased with this selection.
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Giuliani will be pleased with the additions to Trump's legal defense team Strzok, who was removed from special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's probe after it was revealed he exchanged anti-Trump text messages with former FBI lawyer Lisa Page, testified on Thursday under subpoena before the House Judiciary and Oversight and Government Reform committees.
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