Both are casting about for ways to rebuild their reputations.
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And she says, she is casting about for the next challenge.
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With the term "sharing economy" under scrutiny, experts are casting about for substitutes.
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Clinton and other establishment-aligned Democrats soon began casting about for an alternative.
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Betrayed by Trump, the alt-right has been casting about for a new direction.
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Democrats have been casting about for a big idea to propel them in 221.
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Architects will submit proposals in 2020, but the city is already casting about for models.
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Last fall, the Barnard College senior was casting about for a subject for her senior thesis.
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And because oil profits lubricate the Russian economy, the Kremlin was casting about for a solution.
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At the time, though, Mr. Carr was casting about for a new project to throw himself into.
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Mr Moïse is casting about for new ideas in a country where few policies have worked as intended.
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Now 43, Ms Bolick has spent around two decades casting about for inspiring templates of modern-day spinsterhood.
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He attacks those around him, casting about for people to blame when something doesn't go to his liking.
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He was sort of casting about for ... He had this idea about how to help people discover music.
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The attacks underscore that Kasich's campaign is, in some ways at least, casting about for something -- anything -- to stick.
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Shattered by Mr Trump's victories, the Republican establishment is now casting about for any last means to block him.
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Sliding in the polls, Weidel's AfD party is desperately casting about for a new message, and a new messenger.
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Casting about for a Polanyi-style countermovement to temper the ruthlessness of laissez-faire, Kuttner doesn't rule out tariffs.
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Yeah, not really: we're just casting about looking for other places to set up our fucking lethal erector sets.
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But there is certainly nothing limited or stable in our present casting about the "globe" for supplies and demands.
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In total, the lists include 163 unique women's names, with women casting about 208 of the 0003,695 documented votes.
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Casting about for professional purpose after college, Mr. O'Rourke said he fell into the deepest depression of his life.
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Casting about for what to read to J next, I've noticed a surge of books with autism in them.
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And Ari's difficulties adjusting to life outside the community leave him casting about for some kind of safety net.
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And since only AT&T had the iPhone, the other three in the US were casting about for their competitive product.
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It understandably has climate hawks in a state of high anxiety, casting about for anything that might break through the paralysis.
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Or perhaps a politician is simply casting about looking for new cudgels with which to beat Facebook in front of television cameras.
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That's the mantra coming from AI researchers at the forefront of their field, who are casting about for the next big breakthrough.
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I distinctly remember the feeling of casting about for some world view in which my shortfall somehow constituted a hidden noble advantage.
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Casting about for the ideal story to direct, Mr. Strong happened upon Mr. Slawenski's book, which drew heavily from Salinger's personal letters.
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Casting about the Senate, it is hard to identify others who today hold similar potential to move colleagues away from hardened positions.
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Verizon — which had turned down the chance at that exclusivity — was casting about for some kind of consolation-prize phone for its customers.
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But, with nothing to replace them, we are left rootless—casting about for a new set of institutions on which we can rely.
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Maybe this season is casting about for something to hold on to because the real fireworks can't start for a few more episodes.
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While still casting about, Gorey received an invitation from an editor at Doubleday, Barbara Zimmerman, whom he had known during his college years.
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Having suffered a stunning defeat, Democrats have been casting about for all sorts of new ideas and messages to shore up their mass appeal.
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Be smart: Kelly defended McMaster at the senior staff meeting — even though the chief is widely known to be casting about for a replacement.
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G. Wells, Love and Mr Lewisham Cautious, careful people, always casting about to preserve their reputations and social standing, never can bring about a reform.
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But President Obama's advisers, uneasy with the progressive Mr. Ellison, are casting about for an alternative, according to multiple Democratic officials close to the president.
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One of the first things which struck me when I was casting about for a team was just how repulsive the average football manager was.
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They were casting about for someone to head the commission when Ms. Kapor suggested Ms. Hill, "and, thank goodness, Anita said yes," Ms. Kennedy said.
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She was married — to Jack Lively, a political theorist she met at Oxford — and had two children, and was casting about for something to do.
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For two years, Twitter has been casting about for ways to attract new users and to become a social media destination on the order of Facebook.
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Casting about for a way to revive his spirits, his friends and relatives hit on a plan: have him pay to meet his favorite Bollywood stars.
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They're simply casting about for anything that will protect their president from the scrutiny that he has invited upon himself since long before he was elected.
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The first season of Better Call Saul, while entertaining, often felt like it was casting about for the type of show Saul was going to be.
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Gadd had been recording music since the age of 21975, and ever since then he'd been casting about for the hit song that would break him loose.
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What's ahead won't be mass drowning for his party, but perhaps a cyclone that spares some colleagues, he suggested while casting about for a bit of optimism.
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As a result, designers are casting about, with a gulf opening between bigger brands and more niche players, and between New York and London, and Milan and Paris.
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The Senate is unlikely to have completed its legislation to repeal the healthcare law by then, so lawmakers are casting about for ways to quickly strengthen the marketplaces.
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He even offered Mr. Trump advice, counseling him not to broadcast that he was just 29 years old when he was casting about for a $70 million loan.
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In casting about for additional revenue, they're trying tactics like opening pharmacies and home care agencies, and accepting sicker patients, including those on ventilators, at higher reimbursement rates.
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Having watched tech start-ups upend old-line industries like taxis and hotels, venture capitalists are casting about for the next area to be infused with software and data.
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Having watched tech start-ups upend old-line industries like taxis and hotels, venture capitalists are casting about for the next area to be infused with software and data.
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It has been a jittery couple of months for the health research community, as the Trump administration has been casting about for spending to cut from the federal budget.
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The war in Syria is now the single largest source of new refugees, casting about 4.4 million Syrians out of their country since the conflict began nearly five years ago.
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With a food-import deficit running into the tens of billions of dollars and a spiraling numbers of undernourished inhabitants, Africa is casting about for ways to boost agricultural productivity.
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In the intervening years, Finman has set up shop in Los Angeles, bought a Lamborghini (as one does in Los Angeles) and is casting about for his next big thing.
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With its central Asian growth engine soon consigned to the past, Telia has also been casting about for new areas of expansion, focusing on its home market - the Nordic region.
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At the same time, says Andrew Huang, a hardware designer, the slowing of Moore's law has left the industry as a whole casting about for other ways to build better chips.
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University of Southern California professor Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, another state politics expert, said excitement about Harris is primarily a phenomenon among national Democrats casting about for new leaders and fresh faces.
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If he can achieve it, he will help refocus New York fashion, which has been in something of a creative vacuum in recent years, casting about for a post-sportswear identity.
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As cryptocurrencies emerge from the speculative bloodletting of the past months, believers in the promise of distributed ledger technologies for business and consumer applications are casting about for what comes next.
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On the way, he finds himself casting about for anybody to form an ad hoc family with him, from Shea (one of Maura's friends) to Colton's adopted family to the Christian church.
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As Mr. Laachraoui was casting about for direction three years ago, a charismatic street preacher named Khalid Zerkani was working the streets of neighboring Molenbeek, captivating young Muslim men with his message.
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While casting about for material new businesses, the company has offered strange new business announcements that have little to do with its bottom line, like search algorithm updates and quantum computing milestones.
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Of course, it could be different this time -- Trump and Clinton have such historically low favorability ratings that voters really could start casting about for other options as the campaigns enter the homestretch.
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When Brian Rudolph was developing the pasta for his own consumption in the kitchen of his Detroit apartment, he was casting about for a start-up idea of his own, focusing on technology.
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Outlets published entire screeds attempting to unpack what was really happening in the Emma Thompson-scripted film and Twitter lit up with entertainment obsessives casting about their own theories about a possible twist.
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So to woo these would-be Cann fans, the company is casting about for new distribution deals and cutting its pricing — selling its drinks at a retail price of roughly $4 per Cann.
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" I was pregnant with my first baby, so I had a baby and stayed home for a couple of years, and I was really casting about, thinking, "What am I going to do?
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Instead, she and the others keep yelling and spinning their wheels as Zeitlin — who proves more sentimental about childhood than Barrie — keeps the parts whirring, casting about for meaning that never fully comes.
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He has a lot of heart," said Balaji Prabhakar, co-founder of Urban Engines, a transit startup backed by GV. Casting about for a description of Krane, Prabhakar offered his opposite: "Think of Spock.
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In a sign of the discord gripping the party, President Obama's loyalists, uneasy with the progressive Mr. Ellison, have begun casting about for an alternative, according to multiple Democratic officials close to the president.
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Casting about for a modern setting for the fairy tale, Yolen thought of the movie "Shoah," which includes a long section about Chelmno, the site of one of the grimmest episodes of the Holocaust.
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It would be fun to have some counter-intuitive take here, but the evidence to date demonstrates that Perry is doing exactly what Trump instructed: casting about for some justification to prop up coal.
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Heather Boushey, the executive director of the Washington Center for Equitable Growth, recalled being a congressional staffer that year and casting about for policies that might combat what we now call the Great Recession.
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But the president, furious about the pummeling he has taken in the news media in recent days, began casting about for a solution to the politically damaging situation, people familiar with his thinking said.
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Since calling for an end to the separations, administration officials have been casting about for detention space for migrants, with the Pentagon drawing up plans to hold as many as 20,000 at U.S. military bases.
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It feels like this whole pop culture moment has nowhere to go but down from here, like we'll overdose on all of these big finales and need to start casting about for something else entirely.
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Casting about for a cause and a savior to believe in is what too many Americans do these days, perhaps as a result of casting off the causes and saviors we used to believe in.
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But now that Trump is casting about for scapegoats, he blames Sessions for his legal woes, tells the "Failing New York Times" that he regrets the appointment, and may even be trying to push Sessions out.
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These inconsistencies make it impossible for American military leaders and diplomats to effectively plan and organize their efforts, while further alienating our allies who have begun casting about for more reliable partners and more sensible policies.
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Unlike Argento, who seemed content to deliver a nastily updated fairy tale in 90 or so minutes, Guadagnino continues casting about for meaning, which perhaps explains why he keeps adding more stuff, more mayhem, more dances.
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At least two senators had made it known that they had no real intention of voting to repeal the Affordable Care Act, and Republican leaders were casting about for something — anything — that could get 50 votes.
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Meanwhile, his enthusiasm for military expertise is shared by a portion (the richer portion, in particular) of the #neverTrump movement, which in casting about for a political savior fastened on the retired Marine Corps general James Mattis.
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Needless to say, after being wholly wrong about "the next great presidential race," the authors spent several years casting about for other targets, going after Barack Obama, tobacco companies, "black helicopters" and France's former president Jacques Chirac.
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Democratic leadership, with the sharp polling advantage, the stories of increasingly frustrated Republicans and a White House casting about without a clear strategy, have, as one Democratic senator told last night, "zero incentive" to give in to Trump.
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With many senior Democrats casting about for an alternative to Mr. Ellison — whose views on Israel have drawn scorn from Jewish groups and Haim Saban, one of the party's most significant donors — Mr. Perez could prove a contender.
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We still see, even to this awful day following an awful weekend of mass shootings, conservative politicians casting about for these familiar straw-men to excuse their own complicity with the cost of doing firearms business in America.
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What's happening: Trump has long been casting about for a replacement and has, on several occasions, made what in any normal world would be taken as an official job offer to Mike Pence's chief of staff, Nick Ayers, 36.
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Ever since the 6, it seems to me that Apple has only drifted, casting about for something to captivate its users the way the iPhone 4's design and new graphical capabilities did, all the way back in 2010.
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Did Lauren Oliver, the woman who wrote the novel that Before I Fall is based on, come up with the date in the film by casting about for other major, non-Valentine's Day February holidays that aren't Groundhog Day?
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The scene robbed congressional Republicans of their ability to blame a potential impasse on Democrats, and they have spent the days since casting about for ways to choreograph a compromise that would protect Mr. Trump's ego and still be broadly acceptable.
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For most of the episode, it felt like the show was just casting about for something for Alicia to do in the episode apart from having sex with Jason Crouse (yes, that happens, but more on that in a bit).
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I found the recent McSweeney's parody of the show brutally funny, and it has definitely felt like the series is casting about for new ideas to drive it forward now that the mystery of how Jack died has been resolved.
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In 2013, New York Republicans were casting about for a candidate to take on Mr. Cuomo, who had amassed more than $33 million by January 2014 for his re-election campaign and was widely expected to win a second term the following year.
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With driverless passenger services from the likes of Waymo, Uber and General Motors slow to become realities, the autonomous industry is casting about for practical uses — and hitting upon experiments like food deliveries from cars that make a golf cart seem spacious.
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In the months since his defeat, Mr. O'Rourke himself seemed to be casting about for answers, discussing a possible run with advisers but appearing genuinely conflicted — seeking clarity at one point by making a solo road trip to meet Americans in unrehearsed settings.
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It is his ability to refresh a weary design trope like Cuban tropicalia that, one imagines, might recommend Mr. Hart to one of those great American brands now casting about for a design talent to steer a course back toward profitability and relevance.
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If you are inclined to blame the former President Barack Obama's casting about with pivots to Asia and China's exclusion from a trans-Pacific trade deal, think of how wise and operational are our sinologists' thoughts for settling the accounts between the nuclear-armed states.
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And what if middle-aged people who are casting about for a second act had real societal support while they did so, like free after-school programs for their children or a monthly basic income guarantee, like the one now being piloted in Ontario?
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France spent much of the year casting about for ways to counter the threat of violent protest by the gilets jaunes (yellow jackets), and ended the year with a huge wave of strikes against President Emmanuel Macron's limited yet still deeply unpopular pension reforms.
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Since abandoning the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a trade deal that would have tied together a dozen nations and 40 percent of the world's economy, the Trump administration has been casting about for ways to regain its lost clout in Southeast Asia, a region increasingly dominated by China.
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Casting about for more moderate New Hampshire voters, Bush, Kasich and Christie all committed early to the John McCain model, driving from one corner of the state to another, holding dozens of town halls and lingering until the last voters had a chance to shake hands and ask questions.
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Casting about for historical precedent, he brought up another big tabloid story that he argued had propelled the infidelities of the powerful into more respectable journalistic quarters: Donald Trump's extramarital affair with Marla Maples, who famously sparred with Trump's first wife, Ivana, on the ski slopes of Aspen, Colo.
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Marion is one of a parade of recent literary antiheroines — Bernadette Fox ("Where'd You Go, Bernadette"), Amy Dunne ("Gone Girl"), Lena and Lila in Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan series — who are casting about, sometimes wildly, for ways to reinvent what it means to be a woman in the world.
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Legions of disillusioned Republicans who still retain enough moral integrity to prevent them from voting for a proto-fascist yam have been joined by an army of Bernie-or-Bust bros still confused about delegate math and have begun casting about for another political ship to anchor to like so many barnacles.
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For the past few months, some of the most powerful men in China — allies of President Xi Jinping with longstanding ties and deep experience with the United States — have been casting about for a better understanding of Mr. Trump and how to respond to his combative trade agenda, according to several people they have consulted.
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Wes, like many of them, had been casting about for a cause: He regretted sometimes that he'd given the years he might have spent in the US Army to the church, serving as a missionary in Argentina, and he had for a while considered going to Syria, to volunteer with Kurdish forces fighting ISIS.
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Like other social apps, it encourages you to interact with people you know, but what it really incentivizes is participating in broader trends, or joining popular hashtags, or lip-syncing or performing to clips of songs or speech, or just casting about for a subject or trend to jump onto in your spare time.
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"It was one of those items that became part of the zeitgeist," Mr. Pask said of a boxy functional garment repurposed for an employment landscape in which people (not exclusively men) find themselves casting about for something comfortable and multiuse, a garment more adult than a sweatshirt yet less fuddy-duddy than a suit.
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More immediately, as condo prices dip in more affluent areas, the city's major developers can seem to be casting about, looking for things to build, said Jeff Levine, the chairman of Douglaston Development, which has been active in the Bronx since 1987 but whose latest project, the 425-unit Crossroads Plaza, is by far its largest.
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If there were a German word for frustration at a local politician repeatedly casting about for a bigger and more important stage for himself, it would capture the sentiment of elected leaders, police officials and political observers in New York toward Mayor Bill de Blasio as he returned from a surprise trip to Germany over the weekend.
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Now that the obligatory genuflection at the altar of thoughts and prayers has been completed, pundits and politicians around the country have moved on to the next step in the uniquely American ritual of gun violence: casting about for scapegoats that can bear the terrible weight of blame for these crimes — particularly those that have nothing to do with guns.
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Whereas Democrats in 1998 frantically searched for promiscuous lawmakers and spoke of coup by impeachment and overturning the will of the people, Republicans today are casting about to find prior attempts to use the White House for political gain and insisting that it takes acts of the worst villainy to oust a president because after all the people elected him.
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Senate Republicans are casting about for the best strategy to defend President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Sanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Republicans warn election results are 'wake-up call' for Trump MORE from articles of impeachment and divided over several key questions, which has led to a disjointed defense of their party's leader.
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Chafing against the roles that society has prescribed for her but uncertain what role to occupy instead, she joins a parade of recent literary antiheroines — not just Bernadette Fox but Amy Dunne in Gillian Flynn's "Gone Girl," Elyria Marcus in Catherine Lacey's "Nobody Is Ever Missing," Lena and Lila in Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan series — who are casting about, sometimes wildly, for ways to redefine and reinvent what it means to be a woman in the world.
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