But aside from O'Rourke, 2020 contenders aren't beating down Green's door.
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Little wonder Europe's beleaguered social democrats are beating down his door.
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The September sun was beating down on our villa in Bali.
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It's probably not the white-hot sun beating down at high noon.
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Imagine, a Black girl scientist, beating down bad guys in Iron Man's armor.
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I loved the sun beating down on my face and the wind whipping around me.
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The Nobel winners weren't exactly beating down the White House door hoping to get in.
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It was 2400 degrees outside, and the sun was beating down on the frazzled croplands.
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The sun was beating down outside, but inside the apartment it was dim and cool.
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And there are outdoor scenes, set on beaches, with pale nude bodies in beating-down sunlight.
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We don't like a president who seems all too focused on beating down his personal enemies.
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Kardashian, 33, shared a sweet photo of herself and her love with the sun beating down.
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On taxes, your freedom to provide for your family without the IRS beating down your door.
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It's here that we see what Quinn is best at: beating down anything in her way.
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"I think you'll see investors beating down the doors looking for ways into new media," Mitchell said.
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By winter, grilling can become euphoric: no sun beating down and no bugs biting at your skin.
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With all that fame, you'd expect men to be beating down the 38-year-old star's door.
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Even in the winter, her food tastes like the afternoon sun beating down on a tomato patch.
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Shares in Hong Kong also took a beating, down 1.91%, while Japan's Nikkei stock index slid 0.99%.
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Don't they feel rushed by the countdown to work or school beating down with the shower spray?
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Picture this: You're laying on a pristine beach on a lush island, sun beating down, cocktail in hand.
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Take off your jacket and imagine the sun beating down on you in midsummer — 20 years from now.
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The rain was beating down on the windshield, and the cars on the highway had slowed to a crawl.
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Yahoo has been openly shopping itself for months, and would-be buyers haven't exactly been beating down its door.
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Together, the trio tried to shield the inside of their apartment from the intense wind and rain beating down outside.
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The fat sun beating down, sweat leaking from your nether regions like an open hydrant and face burned to oblivion.
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ORONO, Me. — The sun was beating down on the leafy campus of the University of Maine one afternoon last month.
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It was a particularly hot day in New York City and the sun was really beating down on the courts.
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Powerbeats Pro are also sweat-proof, so you can feel confident wearing them as the sun is beating down on you.
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The Houston hottie delivers fire line after line, all while beating down a group of bad guys in a splashy funhouse.
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Soybean futures settled slightly firmer, with concerns about trade negotiations between the United States and China beating down any rally attempts.
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We got video of Yachty's bodyguard beating down a guy who is part of the rapper's entourage ... or at least he was.
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With the sun beating down, each new bend in the road made a fresh demand on my poor quadriceps and knee joints.
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He points to the mountains and lush fields, the sky above us is a radiant blue with warm rays of sun beating down.
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Waiting for a taxi the next morning, the sun beating down on Manchester's sandstone streets, I found myself alone with Bez once more.
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They'll make your hair soft and shiny all year round — but especially when the heat is on and the sun is beating down.
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"The wind was beating down on everyone, and I was thinking, 'Whoa, I'm going to die — I really may die here,'" Davison said.
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"He said the Cuban police had forced their way into his apartment complex, and they were now beating down his door," she says.
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His most important advisers are often working the phone themselves, trashing colleagues and either spreading or beating down rumors of turmoil and imminent changes.
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But in the immediate aftermath of the exchange, the White House scrambled to clarify Mr. Obama's remarks for the press beating down their door.
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The committee also proved successful in beating down two Republicans, spending $220006 million to attack candidates who ultimately ended up in fifth and sixth place.
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They always ended up in a heterosexual relationship, of course — their reward for beating down the queer baddies who had dared to rise above their station.
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I simply wonder how these very important things can be reconciled with a sport that's fundamentally brutal and built on beating down those who play it.
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When I think of it the image that comes to my mind is of a blazing hot day with the noonday sun beating down in perpetuity.
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In 21, the state might have done the opposite -- beating down his campaign and opening the path for Biden to break clear in the delegate race.
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"The sun beating down on you, a big field, and you have the combination of smog and altitude — that was my first altitude experience," he said.
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Ethanol also took a beating, down $213.8 billion (22016 percent) from last year on the back of cheap oil and corn, despite production staying roughly steady.
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Today, when my friends touch my hands with concern and ask, "Not even a drink of water?" with the sun beating down on us both, I sigh.
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MIAMI — The midday sun was beating down on a forlorn, nine-acre section of the Overtown neighborhood last month, and there wasn't a soul in the streets.
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Training for a fall marathon means a lot of miles are covered with the summer sun beating down on you and hydration is key to getting through workouts.
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Founders are pushed to pursue international expansion and growth, growth, growth — beating down their rivals (who often are terrified from the moment their competitor receives Vision Fund money).
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I know that you seem to be constantly beating down metaphorical readings that your subject matter is a dark commentary on consumer culture or childhood or America itself.
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The first person shooter from what was then a relatively unknown company starred a silent scientist beating down alien headcrabs and shooting human Marines in a novel sci-fi adventure.
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Mike Epps has probably lost more money on a high-stakes table than he'll have to dish out in fines for beating down a dude in a New Orleans casino.
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When I first talk to F L A C O, the Indianapolis-based rising rapper, the sun's beating down on the balcony of my Brooklyn apartment with a blistering vengefulness.
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Okta stock took the biggest beating, down over 22016 percent to $513, and even mighty Salesforce had its worst day since 251, according to CNBC, down 23 percent to $225.
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But with the sun beating down at 97 degrees, and the encroaching hoard of other acts' fans to reckon with over the course of the afternoon, things would get dire.
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That means that on terrestrial planets, continents would crash into each other and pull apart, mountains would push up, and the sun beating down would create a wind circulation system.
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His ears went from pink to an almost bioluminescent red; the veins in his neck seemed to pulse in time with the sheets of rain beating down on the terrace.
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Sometimes, when temperatures soared above 90 degrees and the sun was beating down, we'd look longingly at pickup trucks and hope someone would offer us a ride (no such luck).
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Summers, who was Playmate of the Year in 2014, took in every bit of her last name this week in Malibu, looking as hot as the sun beating down on her.
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And while much of the ground in and around the city is blackened and charred, some homeowners in the least-affected parts of town were beating down overgrown lawns on Wednesday.
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"We had people beating down our door to get in at the low rate we were offering at the time," said Camire, who is the director of human resources and operations.
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Later in school, I read Bose's mesmerizing account of the monsoon rains beating down on his tin-roof house, but my relatives who took up residence there remained homesick for Calcutta.
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The sun was beating down on Vinto as the two inaugurated a new irrigation channel, the latest infrastructure project delivered by the Movement for Socialism, or MAS, Morales' and Arce's party.
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The harder your gadget is working the hotter it's going to get too, so maybe ease off that video encoding or those intense mobile games if the sun is already beating down.
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Months ago, I found myself here when the track was empty; the Florida sun beating down, and I drove a van out to the steeply banked section between turns one and two.
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The list goes on: Sweet/Vicious centered on a rape survivor, depicting the daily devastation of living with trauma and giving us some hope in the form of beating down campus rapists.
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The grounded approach Asmussen mentions means that the lightsaber feels more realistically destructive, as it does in the original trilogy, but you have to earn that finishing blow by beating down your enemies' defenses.
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People are not beating down the jailhouse doors to get some free meals and a flat-screen TV.Bitcoin miners have flocked to Iceland to take advantage of the cheap energy costs and cool climate.
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"If you are one of those high-momentum companies, investors are going to be beating down your door because there is so much interest in investing in the next big winner," Mr. Sanwal said.
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Or did you already throw this open to the outside world, and there weren't enough young, fit, intelligent people with college educations and no rap sheet beating down your doors for an opportunity like this.
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The book is nothing less than a suggestion that the beating down of poor, rural whites is one of many ancient sins that America can't quite find it in its heart to do penance for.
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But sowing divisiveness and mercilessly beating down opponents are tactics that seemed to have stayed with the Trump team to this day, long after Manafort worked there as campaign chairman from June to August 2016.
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As the noontime sun was beating down on the fishing boat, and the crew was on deck cleaning the fishing nets of debris from the sea, someone called, " 'A gunboat is coming,' " Mr. Zhang said.
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The sun was really beating down by then, and I kept seeing it all in my head: the little fan blowing wind on the back of Felicity's neck, wisps of red hair standing straight out.
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Especially when you look closely at the top of each statue and see a layer of "Cheeto sweat," as Urrea calls it — the condensation that results from the sun beating down on the greasy kernels.
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With the Californian sun beating down on them, labourers crouch to pluck lemons off low branches and strain to grab them from high ones, carefully placing the fruit in satchels that weigh 255lb (2000kg) when full.
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The Empire Polo Club doesn't offer much shade, so we suggest wearing a hat to protect your head from the sun beating down — at least from 11.593am to 3pm, when the sun's rays are the strongest.
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Monza is the last round of the European season and, with the sun beating down on the Ferrari faithful who festooned banners from the main grandstand, dominant champions Mercedes again look to leave their rivals trailing.
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So, today, when the sun is beating down on your back, when your palms are ripping open from the rig, when your legs feel like a bowl of Jell-O, keep pushing forward in his honor.
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For a brief moment, their simple social app for finding out if friends could hang out via emojis, called Down to Lunch, topped the app rankings and had VCs beating down their door with term sheets.
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With the blistering sun beating down temperatures well over 80 degrees, whatever foundation, blush, or lipstick you put on in the morning almost always melts off before you can leave the office to pick up your lunch.
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What a relief it is to look up at the sun in the wide open sky of the park and feel the sun beating down with that intensity and heat that causes goose bumps and a shiver.
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From this simplicity and rugged beauty I saw the density of Monterrey in its populous valley, the confusion of roads, the sun beating down on the mass of white, flat-topped houses that looked hot and Moroccan.
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The point of a hat in tennis is, first and foremost, to keep the sun out of your eyes — the sort of sun that has been beating down on the players all week at this torrid Australian Open.
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It turns out that the playful piñata — which has a long and culturally diverse history that includes roots in China, by way of Italy (perhaps disseminated by Marco Polo) — is an object lesson in beating down sin and temptation.
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"The recovery in oil has given the market a little bit of a positive tone this week and today, we have both JPMorgan and China's trade data beating down expectations," said John Brady, managing director at R.J. O'Brien & Associates in Chicago.
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Listening to Rodriguez's mesmerizing set, I'm reminded of the short speech he gave beforehand, where he called the performance a "solar ceremony"—a double entendre referring to both the hot sun beating down outside and the communal house that nurtured his music career.
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The next morning, when I went for a run on the beach, I ran, barefoot, with a heightened sense of purpose, for miles, almost completely unaware of the bright sun beating down on me and the strenuousness of running on hard-packed sand.
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Previously, Olaplex was limited to professional use, which is a testament to the buzz and power of the salon grapevine — so many colorists are raving about it to other pros that salons are beating down the doors to add it to their services.
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Moreover, her close ties to Lula da Silva and the fact the Worker's Party they both belong to is ensnared in the sweeping graft probe -- an operation known as "Car Wash" -- means they do share a common interest in beating down these allegations.
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Tashiana says she was hired June 9, 2016 and quit on June 26 ... saying Faizon, who less than a year ago was caught on video brutally beating down an airport valet employee at Columbus International Airport, made it an intolerable work environment.
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From the bright town square where you can almost feel the heat beating down on the back of your neck, to a cozied-up couple's moment in front of the TV, the film is visually gorgeous: that tender combination of dramatic and intimate.
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Of two groups of pictures at Richardson, the city is viewed panoramically in the 20143-22014 black-and-white series called "Public Transit Areas," in which isolated figures stand, under a beating-down sun, at unsheltered bus stops in working-class neighborhoods.
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Of course, no fight video has more clearly gotten to the core of these still lingering issues than the recent high profile showdown in China between brash MMA fighter Xu Xiaodong quickly beating down the supposedly mystically-powered tai chi practitioner Wei Lei.
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And so my best friend and I have spent my due date doing the things I love most: relaxing by a beautiful pool with the sun beating down onto our skin, sipping cocktails and champagne, and eating an Alps-sized mountain of ice-cream sundaes.
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As we approach the summer's sticky doldrums, the part where it feels like the humidity will never lift and the sun will never stop beating down on the nape of your neck, it's good to have a soundtrack to keep you cool and collected.
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At the swingin' Vegas pad of the brothers Bradley and Rodney Mitchum (last seen beating down and throwing out their casino manager after Dougie Jones won 30 consecutive jackpots), three pink-clad cocktail waitresses, Sandie, Mandie and Candie, flit around, serving as both maids and ornamentation.
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The moment signaled a double turn: Hart, by cheating to win and beating down a bloodied Steve Austin after the match, became a detested heel, while Austin played to the crowd's sympathy and "passed out" rather than submit to Hart, launching one of the most successful babyface runs ever.
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Waffles: As I stand in the shower towards the end of this experiment, hot water beating down on my head, holding two burnt Eggo toaster waffles in my hand, I think about how I went to journalism school to make a difference in the world, to do important work.
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"The sun was beating down like crazy," Horn said, describing the scene at Freeport Harbor where the ship's staff checked to see if the waiting mass of evacuees had the requisite travel documents to enter the US. Horn's medical team tended to many people who suffered from heatstroke.
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The sun was beating down on the intimate setting of Court 11 when Lopez faced Marcos Giron, but it was the 25-year-old who was slumped on the net after handing the Spaniard the decisive break in the third set before a 6-4 63-2 6-4 defeat.
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IMMOKALEE, Florida — Despite the 90-degree heat beating down on Southwest Florida Wednesday, more than 400 people were at a tomato packaging plant waiting for five-gallon buckets filled with water, personal hygiene items, and other basic necessities they still lack, three days after Hurricane Irma tore through the region.
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Recently, the cult of individuality has been beating down the doors of the fashion industry, and we're finally seeing real improvements for body inclusivity: Barbie's got brand new bodies; established designers are expanding their size ranges; and Aerie cast a gorgeous model for its most recent swim ad, who put her rolls on full display.
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Or maybe it will be the feeling of being totally alone, on your third hour without water, with the scorching sun beating down, and the stiflingly thick windless air radiating off the sprawl of bone dry sticks, and the buzzards circling overhead as you realize how much you suck at this—that will bring you to your knees.
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"Investors are not beating down the doors of any country as they did in the last decade, and they have to be competitive to attract investment because companies are going to be very selective in this new world of lower prices and oversupply," said Daniel H. Yergin, vice chairman of IHS Markit, an energy consulting firm in Washington.
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But after a couple of episodes seemingly devoted to Stone and Chandra beating down every door they could think of to find somebody else who might have committed the crime, it feels a little strange that Ray had previously been relegated to a nearly wordless cameo during Andrea's funeral (one seemingly positioned just to show that Ray would be played by the fairly well known character actor Paulo Costanzo — and thus allowing some viewers to ask, "Hey, why is Paulo Costanzo playing a glorified extra?" and start wondering).
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