Kourtney Kardashian channeled Kool & The Gang with a ladies' night post-Younes Bendjima -- and then she channeled 'Fast & the Furious' ... emphasis on the furious.
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In Charleston, Obama channeled emotion in an incredibly constructive way.
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So, channeled properly, it can bring about positive creative results.
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Huppert's expression was less readable, everything channeled through her eyes.
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"Paris [Hilton] and Mandy Moore… that was what we channeled."
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In 2018, Fisher channeled her quirky humor into children's books.
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Speaking in Parliament this week, Fonseka channeled a nation's frustration.
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When she channeled Jennifer Lopez How nude did she go?
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Here they channeled Thor and Captain America from "Avengers: Endgame."
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Princess Diana seemingly channeled an American icon with this look.
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But I channeled my nervousness and turned it into excitement.
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He channeled her strength and perseverance to get through it.
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On a trip to Paris, the couple channeled Jacques Lacan.
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But their work channeled other energies: research, technique, play, ritual.
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But Mr. Trump channeled his passion into real estate development.
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These were men who channeled power, wielded it, embodied it.
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Sean Connery channeled his native Scotland at the 1998 BAFTAs.
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Little Harper has channeled her mother's style and look before.
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The royal channeled Princess Diana in a polka dot dress.
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The views of centrists may have been channeled by Gov.
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At the same time, by reducing the amount of private sector savings that was channeled into buying federal debt, it would increase the amount of private sector savings that was channeled into private sector investment.
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Rihanna also channeled the monochromatic trend, wearing a bright orange look.
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Twitter has channeled its carb-loaded rage into a new meme.
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Now, Hadid has yet again channeled her inner space-age princess.
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We kind of [channeled] all of my emotions into the song.
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On the campaign trail, candidate Trump channeled the anger of voters.
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"My introversion can be a strength when channeled correctly," he says.
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For a strange few minutes, Trump channeled his inner Spalding Gray.
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Lawmakers often channeled their constituents while talking about the latter issue.
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Instead, I channeled my energy toward appreciating the world around me.
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Or channeled songs that the younger protesters may not even recognize.
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She also channeled Madonna on a Vogue Brasil cover in 2015.
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And I think Elizabeth channeled that, and at a young age.
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And he channeled William Faulkner to appraise the collective Democratic psyche.
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Kamali channeled her own interest in the body into fashion design.
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If "Jaws" was Mr. Spielberg's Hitchcock film, "Close Encounters" channeled Disney.
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In 2017 she channeled Lil Kim, and Barbie the year prior.
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However, two recent initiatives have channeled the deep feeling of underrepresentation.
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All my "art" energy got channeled into queer civil-rights activism.
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On his mother's suggestion, he channeled his energy into sport and theater.
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The metal gods channeled Hendrix and let their guitars do the talking.
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MACCALLUM: Charles channeled it into his desire to continue to be educated.
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Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost channeled old Hollywood glamour with their outfits.
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But, he has channeled his Thor-like qualities and accepted the challenge.
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Just check out how many times she's channeled the cool kids, below!
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At last, his rage is channeled toward the same target as Mildred's.
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One particular party, she channeled Lil' Kim in an all-red ensemble.
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Fallon channeled his inner Johnny Cash and it worked well for him.
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I channeled my inner Kanye and was all, Psh, I got this.
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Hollywood royalty has channeled Britain's royal family for her latest stylish look.
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But it may not be channeled to where it is most needed.
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She's channeled that experience in her criticisms of the Trump administration recently.
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And this isn't the first time that Emma's channeled her famous aunt.
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In so doing, he channeled Ri and her kind to eerie perfection.
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The novels channeled a feeling of loss common throughout post-war Europe.
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Espionage efforts by China could also be channeled through Taiwan, he said.
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Instead, the water is channeled through a three-step advanced purification process.
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Phelps said he channeled his anger and disappointment into his swimming workouts.
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She channeled her humor into a book of essays about her life.
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Zendaya channeled Poison Ivy in a custom emerald-green Vera Wang gown.
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Tax savings were channeled primarily into savings and investment rather than consumption.
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And fans cheered on Panettiere as she channeled her inner diva on
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Those banks channeled huge loans to companies and to government construction projects.
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I am still 16, so my prayers can't be channeled into votes.
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He came across as poised and well-versed in his channeled outrage.
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He tempered Hetfield's angst and channeled those feelings down a creative route.
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Reynolds channeled the wellspring of popular anger at wealthy bankers and elites.
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These three channeled their inner Carli Lloyd, Rose Lavelle, and Megan Rapinoe.
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They taught her to read, and she channeled her intellect into poetry.
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Angelina Jolie channeled Old Hollywood glamour at the Tokyo premiere of "Maleficent."
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Now that zeal for commerce is being channeled into technology start-ups.
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Aid needs to be channeled more effectively to actually reach the poor.
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Less visibly, some national Democratic groups have channeled resources to the state.
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Prairie dogs would dig tunnels that channeled rainwater into the water table.
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As a writer, I channeled my frustration and despair into a song.
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A book of essays he published in 2016 channeled mainstream conservative views.
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Until Bain channeled his inner David and toppled college basketball&aposs Goliath.
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Batsheva Hay channeled Courtney Love for her New York Fashion Week presentation.
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In Selma, he channeled reason and emotion to spark a will to reform.
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Emma Thompson says she channeled her own personal heartbreak while making Love Actually.
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For this year's Grammys, she channeled... Trump's much-debated-and-reviled border wall.
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The duchess channeled Her Majesty's trademark look at Princess Charlotte's christening in 2015.
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Trump channeled that anger, Yang believed, without offering an actual solution to it.
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Charlize Theron perhaps channeled the Oscar statues in this flapper-style gold dress.
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Kit's anger, on the other hand, is channeled into frustration about class difference.
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The late Phil Hartman channeled the Republican nominee during the Marla Maples years.
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And she channeled one of the most iconic blondes of all time: Barbie.
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And Witherspoon channeled that same mindset when she got into the design business.
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" Chesney channeled these feelings and memories into his inspirational new song, "Better Boat.
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Camila Mendes and Lili Reinhart channeled the 2000s for hilarious joint Halloween costumes.
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But then they channeled the spirit of Michael Jackson and everything came together.
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On Wednesday, both morning shows channeled the 1980s for their epic Halloween costumes.
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The Australian investment will be channeled into telecommunications, energy, transport and water projects.
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Social progress cannot be imposed; it has to be channeled through civil society.
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Kate McKinnon channeled her best Glenn Close in an epic "Fatal Attraction" spoof.
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They channeled Andie (played by Molly Ringwald) and Duckie (portrayed by Jon Cryer).
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Some programs are channeled through separate nonprofits; others are housed within private foundations.
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Julia Roberts channeled one of her most iconic film characters over the weekend.
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As part of this strategy, abortion opponents channeled considerable resources into electoral politics.
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The Los Angeles Clippers channeled a newspaper-esque typeface for their City jerseys.
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Federal prosecutors have been investigating if illegal donors channeled money into the fund.
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But as he would in many other races, Williams channeled his wife's strength.
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James Blunt and his wife Sofia Wellesley both channeled a quintessentially British look.
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While Russell Wilson and Ciara channeled another power couple, Jay-Z and Beyoncé.
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They taught her to read, and she channeled her intellect into writing poetry.
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The Vermont senator also channeled the anger about Trump's leadership during this crisis.
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His tweets drove news cycles, and channeled the resentments of a furious base.
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Over time, she developed rhyming skills that she channeled into energetic, moving anthems.
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On Monday those jokesters seriously channeled our emotions and sounded the appropriate alarms.
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Republicans have channeled renewed energy into reclaiming or holding the Houston-area seats.
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Ariana Grande channeled Cinderella in a strapless ball gown designed by Giambattista Valli.
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Christina Aguilera channeled Old Hollywood glamour and Marilyn Monroe at the 2006 Grammys.
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Jason Bateman and Amanda Anka channeled Old Hollywood glamour in all-black ensembles.
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Jessica Simpson channeled two iconic characters while in New York City on Tuesday.
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Electoral law limits the financial help that can be channeled to favored candidates.
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There was a lot of pressure coming in, but I channeled it positively.
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One possibility is that carbon tax revenue gets channeled into greater federal spending.
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Zendaya channeled Poison Ivy on the red carpet in a Vera Wang dress.
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That perspective is channeled through an often rhapsodic musical style of cosmic gospel.
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These bodies-in-passage are channeled by combining sound and language with fragmented narrative.
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" The president has also channeled his favorite network, tweeting: "'The President deserves some answers.
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The nature of impeachment: a narrowly channeled exception to the separation of powers maxim.
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Now he's clean, and has channeled the time off into a powerful second album.
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Now he's clean, and has channeled the time off into a powerful second album.
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Songs were channeled during the ceremonies and different traditions and forms of ritual evolved.
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Ms. Roberts published more than 20 books based on these supposedly spirit-channeled revelations.
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Nicole Scherzinger channeled her inner JLo in a sheer, beaded jumpsuit with a cape.
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All media contact with the School is channeled through Director of Communications Ellen Hatherill.
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This isn't the first time that little Kaavia has channeled her mom's famous role.
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When Luke channeled the power of Thor to get pumped for an AFL match.
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Kardashian West also channeled Campbell when she wore a vintage cheetah print Azzedine Alaïa.
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She's channeled her ups and downs on her 16th studio album, Remnants, out now.
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The image of King conveys a personable, commanding presence, channeled by his outstretched hand.
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After retirement he channeled his creative energy into designing and building hand-made kites.
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Trump channeled everyone's third-grade teacher and basically said, "Not so fast, Mr. Cruz."
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Kristin Cavallari completely channeled Rihanna circa 2012 with her deep V, backless black gown.
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Republicans have for years channeled -- and sought to align themselves with -- President Ronald Reagan.
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It has guaranteed that Americans' charitable giving will not be channeled into political campaigns.
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Taraji P. Henson channeled her inner Cookie Lyons and fired back at 93 Cent.
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When money is channeled toward dorms and dining, isn't it diverted from something else?
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I was 'back-channeled out' of a leadership role that was promised to me.
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In this, he channeled the simplicity of Ronald Reagan's own election platform. Then-Gov.
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Earlier this month, the model channeled Marilyn Monroe, sporting a blonde, finger-waved bob.
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I channeled Maynard to the Tool fans on the yard, screaming my lungs out.
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Read more: Kate Middleton channeled Princess Diana by wearing a stunning traditional Pakistani dress
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Then suddenly the floodgates opened and I just channeled this whole thing in minutes.
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Shangela wisely opted for Jenifer Lewis, a personal friend she channeled loud and clear.
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Over and over, he adamantly channeled a message of sympathy for state election officials.
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The Blues channeled the slight into comprehensive victories in Games 4, 5 and 6.
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President Trump channeled those frustrations and difficulties, fed them and made them infinitely worse.
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She channeled old Hollywood glamour with a red lip, bejeweled necklace, and winged eyeliner.
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In recent years, he has channeled his competitive drive toward cooking, a longtime passion.
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Though known for his hyperbole, Musk's comment channeled a very real fear for experts.
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It was about time, about how he channeled his love through me, his son.
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Storm Reid just channeled her co-star Zendaya's stellar style in a big way.
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She's previously channeled the likes of Amy Winehouse, Morissette, and Eilish on the show.
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An outside adviser described it this way: Trump's anger is being channeled into 2020.
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The "Men in Black: International" star channeled the space theme on the red carpet.
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Those efforts were channeled largely through people in the business world in both countries.
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Reinhart channeled her grief into poetry and shared a moving message to her Instagram story.
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Clinton, and failed to harness the anti-establishment anger that Mr. Sanders so ably channeled.
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Previous years have featured choreography that channeled Dirty Dancing, Slumdog Millionaire, Magic Mike and more.
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Though Grande's had her fair share of heartbreak, she's channeled that pain into her music.
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These Real Housewives stars channeled some pretty big names in an epic lip-sync battle.
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Claire channeled that same can-do attitude into training the pigs for therapy animal certification.
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Lucy Hale channeled her inner Martha Stewart, creating a Pinterest-ready cake we're drooling over.
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Intuition is best utilized if channeled through a more tangible medium, like numerology or tarot.
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Her look channeled the bare-midriff trend, which was especially popular in the early 2000s.
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"A number of my relatives were channeled through that space," the younger Mr Mucha says.
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They didn't mind a fight, but they channeled institutional power for good, if they could.
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Every franc channeled into the arms industry contributes to evil and suffering in the world.
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Through history there is this extraordinary anger against elites that is often channeled through sexism.
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Without insulin, this sugar builds up in the bloodstream instead of being channeled for energy.
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She channeled all of the emotions that came out of these misfortunes into her music.
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He played on the football and lacrosse teams and channeled his feelings onto the field.
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But it's also easy enough to imagine it being channeled in a more conventional direction.
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Jessica Alba channeled American Hustle in a '70s style dress fit for a bohemian bride.
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In Quebec, Outre-Tombe channeled the classic Swedish saw sound on their sophomore LP, Nécrovortex.
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Not surprisingly, she's channeled her feelings into her latest single, which was released last night.
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Just look at the way Powell improved throughout the season as he practically channeled DeRozan.
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Timberlake and little Silas dressed as "Branch and lil Branch" while Biel channeled Princess Poppy.
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And Diffie channeled George Jones' "The Grand Tour" to honor the late songwriter Norro Wilson.
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Yet that very dysfunction in both branches is channeled back to rally his base supporters.
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Much of it has been channeled through dark money conduits like nonprofits and trade associations.
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Moreover, from March 4, all reports regarding the Palestinians will be channeled through the embassy.
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The Times report showed how the subsidies were channeled to that country's politically connected elite.
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Four hours 20 minutes into the game, Albers channeled Colon's theatrics in the batter's box.
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Passengers were channeled through a few doors where heavily armed police again checked identity documents.
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The power of religion is too great merely to hope it's channeled to do good.
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Money should be allocated from a dedicated fund and not channeled through governments, he said.
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When I want music to be channeled to me, it's usually noncommercial local radio stations.
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I channeled David Bowie for this one—it came to me pretty much fully formed.
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Here, water is channeled into these massive basins where it begins a transformation into brines.
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Florida-based artist Harold Caudio has channeled his creative vision using an incredibly unconventional approach.
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We talked to experts and channeled our inner nerds to bring you this handy guide.
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Mr. Weglarz channeled his leanings toward science and technology into a career in computer programming.
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Others simply feel the focus on fish farming is misguided and should be channeled elsewhere.
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No one channeled the joy of bad taste as efficiently as the director John Waters.
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Known as a Russia hawk in the past, Mr. Bolton lately has channeled the president.
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Nearly half the force available to the government has been channeled to migration-policing duties.
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Despite its jokiness, much of "Play" is a scream channeled into theatrical fun and games.
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As a community, we have channeled these feelings of grief, fear and anger into action.
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But you channeled that rage into an exceptional career, whereas Larry LeGaspi is virtually unknown.
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Daisy Ridley channeled a beloved "Star Wars" character with an all-white outfit on Wednesday.
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This outreach is channeled through the Pregnancy Resource Centers, which number in the many thousands.
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Kavanaugh's angry boxing at Democrats channeled Trump and had some Republicans fist-pumping on Twitter.
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About 2800 percent of the country's income is channeled to federal, state and local taxes.
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Is it working-class despair, channeled into a desire for people who spout easy slogans?
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The Utah Jazz guard exceeded expectations and channeled his aggressive side at the right time.
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Still others channeled the oppression of the colonizers and issues of slavery and African identity.
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In time, he channeled his energy into conducting, teaching and performing left-hand piano repertory.
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Maybe with their wisdom channeled through Stacks House, I could manifest my best financial life.
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S. revenue is channeled, to a Bermuda-based, Irish-registered affiliate called Google Ireland Holdings.
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" In his book, "The Warrior Within," Little described chi as a "vast reservoir of free-flowing energy" within all people that "when channeled to our muscles, can give us great strength and, when channeled to our brain, can give us great insight and understanding.
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In Serial Killers, I channeled identity of killers in order to make a set of portraits.
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Even through tough times, she channeled her experiences into positive can-do attitude specifically with humor.
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Perhaps ironically, the energy poured into cryptocurrency could eventually be channeled elsewhere, and not wasted frivolously.
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On Tuesday, she perfectly channeled Jackie O in a powder blue suit and classic low chignon.
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In her recent tour, she channeled "Clueless" with an updated version of Cher's iconic plaid outfit.
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As an adult, she channeled that love into volunteer work at the San Francisco humane society.
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It still channeled an earthy tone but was more woodland-candle smell than straight-up shrubbery.
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Victoria and David Beckham's daughter Harper Seven channeled Billie Eilish for her Halloween costume this year.
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Many noticed that Kate channeled Princess Diana's first appearance with her second royal baby, Prince Harry.
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Arlen says she "channeled" their energy, placing her faith in them, as well as in God.
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In the early internet, the portals channeled people to the content in which they were interested.
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The effects of low interest rates channeled investment into financial speculation rather than real productive activity.
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Of course, this isn't the first time the actress has channeled her Disney mermaid alter ego.
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As such, they channeled what a press release calls this period of "personal apocalypse" into Adepta.
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Empire star Gabourey Sidibe channeled the very wise Elle Woods to help her through the photoshoot.
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Or, channeled another way, it can be the key to well-honed, highly-tuned mental health.
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Open source advocates themselves, Wagenknecht and Sunde channeled these concerns into their creation of psk series.
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That's a big part of why Peep's music was so resonant; he channeled those feelings deeply.
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This isn't the first time Fanning and Jolie have channeled Disney characters on the red carpet.
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Read more: Zendaya channeled Poison Ivy in a sultry emerald green gown at the 2019 Emmys
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Anastasia Karanikolaou, who hosted a Playboy-themed party for the group earlier this week, channeled Cinderella.
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For what it's worth ... Tyra's previously said she channeled Cardi AND Nicki for her new single.
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Moreover, decriminalization freed up resources that could be channeled into treatment and other harm reduction programs.
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He says if that powerful emotion is not properly channeled, it feeds into an unstoppable cycle.
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After Game 3, the slugger Kris Bryant channeled Maddon by finding something positive in the losing.
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Mr. Allen, a billionaire, channeled much of his fortune into transforming Seattle into a cultural destination.
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In this game, the Yankees' aggression, usually channeled through their bats, was displayed on the basepaths.
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Where an ancient wall lies buried, water is channeled away, so the grass gets less water.
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Their simple but heroically scaled gestures channeled the grandiosity and high drama of midcentury action painting.
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It has, quite cannily, channeled its public communications through South Korea, making it easier to renege.
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The mom of two channeled another icon, Cher, in a glittering gold wig and matching bodysuit.
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She represented an earthy bohemia, a woman who channeled her pain and crisis into her art.
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But he channeled the pain and wrote letters criticizing the prison complex that were widely circulated.
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He channeled West Virginia's union roots when he championed a statewide teachers' strike earlier this year.
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She even channeled 100,000 cases of drinking water donated by Pepsico into FEMA's relief supply chain.
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TAVERNISE: Toby's grief and anger — she's channeled it for all these months at the Baltimore police.
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Ever since, the river has been tamed, dammed, channeled and diverted into aqueducts, canals and ditches.
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Bella Hadid channeled her inner early aughts pop star on the 2019 MTV VMAs red carpet.
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To take their mind off the gunman, she channeled their energy into doing good deeds instead.
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As White House communications director, she assisted the president, set up interviews and channeled his views.
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Opinion Columnist Modern conservatives hate regulation, and the Trump administration has channeled that hatred into policy.
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In Ferguson, I channeled all my thoughts and feelings into doing the best job I could.
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First Schaal and Myers channeled the rhythms of Brooklyn, where they live: subways, taxis, R&B.
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The real McConnell has expressed interest in concluding the trial quickly, and Bennett channeled that desire.
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The death of Roger Ailes on Thursday was always fated to be channeled through partisan filters.
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As the car corners, air will be channeled through the underside vents on just one side.
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In Ferguson, I channeled all my thoughts and feelings into doing the best job I could.
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Some, like the king cobra, deliver a large amount of venom with its large, channeled fangs.
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Whatever anger the pair had towards Josh in the past is quickly channeled into jealousy towards Anna.
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In response to the verdict, Shkreli channeled President Donald Trump, but also appeared to accept the judgement.
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I'd like to see it channeled better; there shouldn't be looting and people setting cars on fire.
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The collection channeled a woman's "free spirit" and did not shy away from its signature bold patterns.
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Reynolds looked dashing in Burberry while Lively channeled Elizabeth Taylor in Ralph & Russo and Lorraine Schwartz jewelry. .
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For the event, Markle channeled Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy, who the former Suits actress considers a style muse.
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She channeled "Clueless" with an updated version of Cher's iconic plaid outfit on her most recent tour.
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He channeled his visionary talents into moving pictures, creating some of the earliest special effects in film.
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Andrew Yang channeled Arnold Schwarzenegger a few hours after dropping out of the race: We'll be back.
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For her outfit, Garner channeled Dracula in a crisp white button down and a classic black cape.
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In a recent Instagram photo, Behati Prinsloo channeled her inner earth goddess for the ultimate pregnancy photo.
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But through a series of measures -- mostly cooling rods -- his energies are channeled as effectively as possible.
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Funds will be channeled to organizations Unidos Por Puerto Rico and the Fund for the Virgin Islands.
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So, it was fitting that pro-choice campaigners channeled handmaids in a protest in Dublin on Wednesday.
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Adele had a Beyoncé moment this weekend when she channeled the Lemonade singer at a Melbourne concert.
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It was only a matter of time until Gaga channeled Madonna and those "Like A Virgin" curls.
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The money would be channeled to poor nations via the United Nations' International Seabed Authority in Jamaica.
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Then, Scherzinger channeled Spears' iconic voice, singing, "Oops, I Did It Again," prompting Walsh to laugh hysterically.
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Lido Pimenta: As a guest on the song, I channeled their message, which is a shared one.
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This couple channeled Bob Ross and his Joy of Painting to commemorate their foray into creating children.
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The question now is whether Ailes-ism -- as channeled through Trump -- can be a successful governing approach.
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Chris Bando, a 28-year-old switch-hitter, channeled Mickey Mantle for 75 games, hitting .291/.377/.
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Naturally, he channeled one of the city's biggest stars — LeBron James — while celebrating one of those touchdowns.
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She channeled that into creating a Goth Kitty character for the challenge and it was pretty awesome.
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Repatriated funds must be channeled into investments like fixed assets and property for at least two years.
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The show's creators have channeled some of the popular anger over Wall Street abuses into the show.
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The Duchess of Cambridge channeled Cinderella in a powder blue Emilia Wickstead dress at Wimbledon on Sunday.
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The Qatari money will be channeled into banks and financial markets, a Turkish government source told Reuters.
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" For his public post, Hurd channeled Seinfeld, quoting a classic George Constanza line — "My boys can swim!
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Here's to hoping Wilde channeled Queen Bey on her birthday, too, with a medley of Lemonade tracks.
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But this year, he channeled another relative: His uncle Harry in a burgundy-and-white suspender outfit.
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Is it long lasting, transformative, an emotion with the potential to be channeled into something that matters?
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From early on he channeled the expressionist energy of de Kooning, while conjuring the spirit of Guston.
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In 2018, the rival morning shows inadvertently both channeled the 1980s, resulting in an epic Halloween showdown.
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Third, global data from each USAID mission must be channeled daily to the USAID Coronavirus Task Force.
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I channeled, sort of, the Southern American favorite, shrimp and grits, and set my polenta to boil.
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They channeled thousands of drivers into the deceptive loan scheme and extracted hundreds of millions of dollars.
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"Karun's head water is channeled to Isfahan while locals have no clean water to drink," Qomshi said.
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We are in a month of celebrations, which means that extra resources are channeled into the kitchen.
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And they have channeled opposition to an establishment consensus that called it taboo to question liberal ideals.
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As if channeled by Gladys Kravitz and Charlie's Angels, Leung's stories read like the juiciest verified gossip.
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Instead policymakers allow economic adjustments to be channeled through exchange rates, enabling them to preserve hard currency.
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Makeup artist and TikTok user Charlotte Roberts channeled her talents to transform herself into actor Timothée Chalamet.
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A week later, during his concert in Copenhagen, Styles channeled Elvis with this shiny, powder blue suit.
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That spirit, channeled through dancing of high talent and skill, is enough to make it a winner.
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For a song written about his fifth year, he wittily channeled the literalism of a child's perception.
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Overall, the speech channeled the anger and darkness of his world view and that of his supporters.
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Similarly, allegations involving sexual misconduct may be channeled to the police, the Title IX office, or both.
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Should our responses be so streamlined, so channeled into the world of internet "A/B" preference-testing?
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Kelly Clarkson The singer channeled her inner Sanderson sister with this ode to "Hocus Pocus" witch Winnie.
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It was channeled outside and straight through her doghouse, where the dog was washed in the bargain.
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It can be channeled into less destructive forms, and that's what political parties should aspire to do.
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I channeled Vincent as I created programming for Insta Stories and led meetings with the exec team.
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"June," the album's first track and the first song she wrote, channeled the energy to get Welch going.
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Cool fashion dad, Michael Kors, showed up in a top hat too, but he channeled magician vibes instead.
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In one photo, Legend again channeled his inner Travolta while standing in front of a graffiti-covered wall.
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Channing Tatum channeled his inner Beyoncé yet again — but this time, it was for a super sweet cause.
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In the rest of Mr. Ieremia's work, the same energy is all channeled into joyful explosion and clarity.
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"John Wayne" is a video about transportation and speed, channeled through the ghost of the human John Wayne.
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We channeled our inner kids again, which the "sprinkle pool lifeguard" told us is the pool's main purpose.
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Above all, the women are similar in their ambition, and that's what Brosnahan channeled while playing Mrs. Maisel.
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Natalie Portman channeled the late Jacqueline Kennedy while on the set of her latest project Jackie on Tuesday.
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"I just kind of got over it," says Brown, who has since channeled his troubles into his music.
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At a recent event for #girlgaze that celebrates female photographers, Ava channeled the '90s in two striking ways.
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Stewing in fear and anger is also incredibly draining, even wasteful of energy that could be channeled elsewhere.
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Actress Isla Fisher charmed audiences in Wedding Crashers, and now, she's channeled her quirky humor into children's books.
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Reinhart, who plays Betty Cooper, channeled her grief into poetry with a moving message on her Instagram story.
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On who Styles definitely channeled for his debut music video: harry styles, sign of the times (2017) pic.twitter.
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DJ Dillon Francis channeled his inner Gigi and vogued for the camera in a series of modeling takes.
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" They also channeled Trump when describing 2016's slate of indie films, which Kroll joked were all "depressing.
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Reports said the pals had channeled $23 billion of Putin's money through a complex network of offshore companies.
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There was this guy who channeled a Dumpster Raccoon—Toronto's true mascot, sorry Drake–and climbed this pole.
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Government largesse was once again channeled back down the tried-and-trusted pathways of infrastructure and property construction.
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No, something else would have to step in, another Higher Power, again channeled through something beyond our comprehension.
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It has received military support, channeled through Turkey, from states opposed to Assad, including U.S.-made TOW missiles.
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The joy Mr. Ackermann channeled was, he agreed, all the more valuable in uncertain, unhappy days like these.
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Several million more euros, the ministry said, were channeled to NGOs through third parties that received EU assistance.
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Instead of having flood waters overwhelm the city's defenses, they'd simply be channeled into the newly converted waterways.
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A written statement channeled through the PGA Tour was a safer way of thanking Woods for his selection.
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Chinese businessmen indirectly channeled money to the Democratic National Committee and Clintons in the 220006s, triggering a scandal.
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Saints players, supporters and lawmakers have channeled their resentment of the missed call — a blunder from the Jan.
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The angry old men will not be mollified, their xenophobia cannot be controlled or channeled into constructive cooperation.
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She may have become a lawyer, but Sotomayor definitely channeled Ms. Drew at one point in her life.
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"Any feelings in the writers' room could easily be channeled through her through that character," King said. 2.
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In order to produce such irresistible fiction, Patricia Highsmith channeled her own difficult relationship with her home country.
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She channeled her anger at the victory of President Donald Trump by taking aim at her congressman, Rep.
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The funds are expected to be channeled into areas such as the development of blockchain innovations, Reuters said.
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Snow channeled Cinderella in this gorgeous strapless chiffon J. Mendel gown, which was covered in subtle polka dots.
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At Milan Fashion Week, Johnson channeled her inner fashionista with a bright dress, big sunglasses, and funky clutch.
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Jaden Smith channeled the rapper's alter ego, Igor, with a blonde bowl cut and a bright pink suit.
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Its eyes glow electric-red, and the vacuum's exhaust has been channeled through its nostrils, so they snort.
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American travelers will be channeled toward hotels run by civilian tour organizations, such as Gran Caribe and Cubanacan.
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Pamela Anderson channeled her inner Bruce Wayne to slam rideshare companies ... no joke, or Joker for that matter.
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The contest brought out about ten impersonators, though none channeled the distinct mannerisms of Dean like Scott did.
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Recently on a beach in Italy, she channeled the Little Mermaid...according to her Instagram caption, at least.
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We wonder if she channeled Snow White while she was in the setting of the German fairy tale.
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Earlier in the week, Kylie and her best friend channeled Madonna and Britney Spears at the 2003 VMAs.
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But Witherspoon channeled innocent Annette with just enough simmering slyness to pull off the character's epic power moves.
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Phaedra Parks channeled her inner Whoopi Goldberg and rocked her little heart out in the house of worship.
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Brexit channeled these sentiments, framing the European Union as the ultimate establishment, and immigration as a perilous threat.
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But amid that exasperation, some students channeled their inner Beltway operatives and began a targeted rapid-response campaign.
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My eldest daughter has even channeled her compassion into working toward a career as a nurse practitioner. 7.
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From their outfits to their decor, the couple channeled "The Greatest Showman" at every turn of their wedding.
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I channeled everything I was learning from friends and colleagues, and then I started adjusting my rates upward.
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Veteran activists joined with first-timers, and some of this energy was later channeled into the #MeToo movement.
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Recently, however, the water has been channeled underground before re-emerging at the end of the cliff section.
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Christmas has come and gone, but Jennifer Lopez still channeled the holiday spirit with her Golden Globes gown.
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Asked why the finish was essential, Brian Treacy, president of Sagamore Spirit, channeled Mr. Plank, a childhood friend.
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"Other providers have done the same," said Hadley, adding that the reform had channeled patients to government hospitals.
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Birkland likely channeled many coastal residents when he said he wasn't sure where he stands on that question.
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"They need to be channeled into the appropriate resources, and there must a component that's involuntary," he said.
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DJ Khaled channeled his inner goat to push his favorite rum, and the result is this hilarious campaign.
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Kim and Khloe channeled some Yeezy vibes during the day -- long trench coats, body-hugging short dresses, etc.
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The actress, who never shies away from a show-stopping beauty look, channeled a rainbow wearing multiple shades seamlessly.
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Sometimes a bit of competition is a good thing, so long as it's channeled in the right direction.[AP]
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Deborah Lohse's innate sauciness was channeled into a flirtatious Dzydzilelya, said to be the goddess of spring and romance.
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Host Kevin Spacey also got involved in a bit where he channeled his House of Cards character Frank Underwood.
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Really, this was a fairly even stage — even including Biden, who channeled some convincing emotion after the opening set.
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Robertson has since channeled his political aims into advocacy for conservative policy influenced by his reading of Christian doctrine.
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Even more surprising: Von D channeled Ariana Grande's recent crimped look (and got some major volume out of it).
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They are not to be wasted or numbed out or squashed, but channeled and harnessed and used for good.
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Trump didn&apost build that movement; he ably channeled the movement&aposs anger without actually agreeing with his policies.
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Proceeds are channeled into riskier but higher-yielding investments, such as corporate bonds, or even local government pet projects.
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As he stood on the podium at the Republican Convention, he channeled Ronald Reagan with repeated references to freedom.
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To kick off the show, Ripa and O'Connell channeled Hamilton, enlisting the help of Corbin Bleu and Matt Bomer.
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Edwards says it's now channeled elsewhere, in other artistic musical outlets that provide the same sense of satisfying exploration.
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Over the years, he's channeled his artistic passions into the Raider Room – an ever-growing tribute to the team.
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She instead channeled her energy into college gymnastics, joining the UCLA Bruins gymnastics team for the 2015–16 season.
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In a subsequent Lenny letter, Kesha revealed she channeled her feelings of "severe hopelessness and depression" into the song.
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Kate Brown channeled Semisonic and told the armed group that's taken over a wildlife refuge that it's closing time.
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He's a fighter from Kyrgyzstanwho who was recently fighting in Thailand when he channeled Neo from the The Matrix.
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I think that's the principle reason populism is being channeled in right-wing directions, but I think that's evolving.
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Chopra channeled her heritage with her velvet Ralph Lauren Collection gown and embroidered hood at the 2018 Met Gala.
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All news would be channeled through a handful of official agencies, and only after rigorous peer review and analysis.
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Kelly channeled his "inner Mark Watney," and experimented with the crops, making his own modifications to keep them alive.
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Ronald Reagan had just been re-elected, and Kushner, political to the core, channeled his alarm into the play.
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The 37-year-old star just shared which '90s supermodel she channeled at Versace's 2018 Met Gala after party.
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Paris and Nicole Hilton channeled Marie Antoinette for the night, while Delevigne opted for an ethereal, flowing purple gown.
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Candidates in both parties have channeled these fears at targets ranging from immigration to trade deals to the government.
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While Monica opted for a Catwoman ensemble, Chandler channeled his favorite childhood character with a "Velveteen Rabbit"-inspired look.
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Most of the dissent that has been voiced publicly was channeled through anonymous leaks to journalists, not visible protest.
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Brokerages Charles Schwab and TD Ameritrade have channeled Netflix in pricing and recommendation products, respectively, rolled out this year.
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They introduced a quota system for Chinese workers and channeled much of the transborder business through state-controlled entities.
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Itt's dreams are particularly vivid and, as channeled and described by Keng, take Jen into Thailand's deep, tumultuous past.
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Stanaland opted for a classic black tuxedo, while Snow stunned in a pale-blue strapless gown that channeled Cinderella.
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Markle channeled Princess Diana when she wore a headscarf for the first time to visit South Africa's oldest mosque.
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Zendaya oozed glamour as she channeled the DC Comics character Poison Ivy at the 2019 Emmys on Sunday night.
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For Trump, a rich guy who somehow channeled the populist rage of the country, the perception problem is obvious.
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Afterward, Kerr channeled the former tennis player Vitas Gerulaitis, who had his own stretch of futility against Jimmy Connors.
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This doesn't make America a fascist country, but all of these ingredients are easily channeled into a fascist politics.
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But for both bureaucratic and diplomatic reasons, the UN channeled all money first through Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's government.
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For years, prosecutors say, hundreds of millions of dollars were siphoned from the company and channeled into political campaigns.
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Alto's Adventure is such an immersive experience, it's hard to believe it's being channeled through a mobile-sized screen.
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Few modern politicians have so effectively channeled America's ire at the corruption endemic to Washington, DC, as Donald Trump.
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Democratic Senators seem to have fallen in line with their progressive base who have channeled their fervor against DeVos.
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Both channeled questions ever present here: Why did Germans under Hitler abandon their humanity — and who and what survived?
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Vanessa Hudgens and Austin Butler channeled "The Addams Family" at the premiere of "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood."
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She channeled these experiences into activism—working not just on immigration issues but also reproductive rights and voter education.
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" He added: "A lot of production designers are too channeled to their own particular task; the responsibility is monumental.
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Wearing a Curry jersey, Peranidze channeled Curry's on-court gait, going behind, under and around benches on the sideline.
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Each quarter, the indebted companies make payments on those loans, and that money is channeled to the end investors.
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Her corporeal sculptures channeled even bolder statements as they ebbed into increased abstraction and less figuration in the 1990s.
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His presence is channeled through a voice two octaves deeper than anything I've heard come out of a human.
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She took the perfectionist tendencies that had served her so well in golf and channeled them into her marriage.
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The public has reacted to the recent events with outrage and anger, most of it channeled through social media.
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Mr. Trump suggested that China had channeled $1.5 billion to Hunter Biden in an effort to influence his father.
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Sturino channeled the look with a denim shirt dress from JCrew and black lace-up espadrille shoes from DSW.
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She channeled Princess Leia with her outfit, which included a white, sparkly crop top and a long, flowing cape.
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At Gucci's Paris show, snake skins came in trouser and dress form, while Kering's Saint Laurent channeled python boots.
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He has channeled his immense wealth into projects that promise total surveillance of everyone and immortality for the superrich.
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Don Jr. channeled his father, Trump complained earlier this week that the press has tried to suppress his tweets.
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The precious (and adoptable!) pups visiting from the shelter channeled their inner part-time models for a Halloween fashion show.
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A 2004 U.S. Senate probe showed millions of dollars channeled by Obiang and his relatives into the disgraced Riggs Bank.
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Banks could cease to be viable businesses, eliminating a key way that money is channeled from savers to productive investments.
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In 2016, Trump channeled the same anger against Washington and is proposing to build on the same policies Obama instituted.
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The caps channeled those worn by the Black Panthers, a militant group that defended minorities during the civil rights movement.
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I believe anger can be channeled in such a way that it gives strength to people, and to a cause.
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Markle channeled Bessette-Kennedy on her wedding day, thanks to Givenchy's Clare Waight Keller who designed the royal wedding dress.
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He channeled a lifetime's practice of staying up late and watching YouTube videos into his first experiments with Ableton production.
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Recently, Ellis Ross channeled her mother in a red sequin Jenny Packham Spring 2018 gown at the 2017 amfAR Gala.
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But if Clinton wins and she's smart, she'll do everything she can to embrace the movement that Sanders has channeled.
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In January, McClatchy reported that the FBI was investigating whether Torshin illegally channeled money to the NRA to help Trump.
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Parties and candidates then channeled this frustration into increasingly bold and exaggerated promises about how they would fix that dysfunction.
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Gilbert, 43, hopes any sadness the cast feels will be channeled "in an honest way into the show," she added.
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The actor channeled Miss Piggy from ears to toe, as he rocked a massive pair of bright pink platform boots.
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Gilbert, 43, hopes any sadness the cast feels will be channeled "in an honest way into the show," she adds.
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Cardi B kicked off 2018 by dropping the music video for Bruno Mars' "Finesse" remix, which channeled In Living Color.
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We're particularly fond of Geary's pumpkin patch look, in which she channeled Thicke's famous white-and-black striped Beetlejuice pants.
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On previous occasions, she has said she admires Jacqueline Kennedy and she clearly channeled the fashion icon on Inauguration Day.
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But, plot twist: Witherow is a recovering alcoholic who channeled her new life of sobriety into a love of baking.
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Last year, the actor channeled Jesus Christ in Gucci for the "Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination"-themed night.
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Bella Hadid channeled her inner Evel Knievel while vacationing in St. Barts ... except she looked flawless in her daredevil outfit.
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" Cruz (briefly) channeled Stevie Wonder: "I just called to say I love you, I just called to say I care.
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Trump has successfully channeled America's id: the hatred, the prejudice, the dishonesty, the willing ignorance and turning away from facts.
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A former Marxist guerrilla, Herrera has channeled her decades of experience fighting for social change into the women's rights cause.
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These sounds, in turn, will be channeled via wires to a series of chairs, which will essentially function as loudspeakers.
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The pyroclastic flow follows the topography it encounters, quickly becoming channeled in pre-existing valleys and deepening them through erosion.
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Marling channeled that creative energy elsewhere, looking instead to the women in her life she found and still finds inspirational.
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Peter King channeled many Republican bigwigs when he took Moore's loss as a chance to go after Bannon: GOP Rep.
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Impulse control can be contained and channeled into intuition by quiet afternoons on the screen porch reading long complicated books.
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He has not abandoned his practiced naïveté, but channeled it toward something that felt more mature, practical without being predictable.
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So far, Meghan has reworn outfits from her pregnancy, honored a local African fashion brand, and even channeled Princess Diana.
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The oomph is channeled the to the AWD drive system through an eight-speed automatic with a auto-manual option.
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It is covered by ice sheets that get channeled into the oceans through a network of ice streams and glaciers.
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Grande channeled her pain into her music, penning "No Tears Left to Cry," the first single off her album, Sweetener.
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Once again he is defensive about his hero's weaknesses, but in this case it is channeled in a useful way.
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"My energy and psyche are channeled into the stone: it is a very physical practice," Levy tells The Creators Project.
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The artists and athletes formed a joint panel to talk about how they channeled their respective social capitals toward environmentalism.
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Solidarity must be properly channeled, or else there's a real risk this failed program will reboot right under our noses.
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So he channeled his adrenaline one more time to earn a victory and breathe life into the Cubs once more.
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Since large quantities of gold were no longer being channeled through Turkey, the country's trade deficit looked set to increase.
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Holt channeled his inner Bill Withers and belted out the 1977 hit "Lovely Day" with his band, The Rough Cuts.
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The AfD channeled that worry and exploited anti-migrant feelings that had been building steadily over the previous two years.
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Politically, that culture war is being channeled into conflicts between Republican-dominated state legislatures and Democrat-dominated big-city governments.
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At least some of that pressure is channeled through the Popular Mobilization, said Mr. al-Abadi, the former prime minister.
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He had since channeled that fame into a spot on Mr. Trump's transition team and frequent appearances on cable news.
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Pepe becomes a force that cannot be stopped or contained, but that can be channeled for good or for evil.
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So a lot of the discontent with decadence ends up getting channeled into virtual politics as opposed to real politics.
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He built his phenomenally successful business himself and, having done so, channeled a significant fraction of his wealth into philanthropy.
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When she heard the news, the Massachusetts senator channeled her inner Ellen DeGeneres, busting out a few little dance moves.
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Mr. Bergasse, who brilliantly channeled Jerome Robbins in the recent revival of "On the Town," is less assured doing Fosse.
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Melania Trump channeled Jackie Kennedy with her fashion choices: a light-blue Ralph Lauren dress with a matching bolero jacket.
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All of your incoming and outgoing internet traffic is channeled through an encrypted tunnel between you and the VPN server.
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Benckiser went through a series of mergers and spinoffs, and the Reimanns eventually channeled much of their wealth into JAB.
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Some have channeled their anxiety into fitness -- one friend lost twenty pounds working out his anger on the rowing machine.
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But Erdogan has long complained that the money is slow to come and channeled through aid groups, not Turkey's budget.
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When he wasn't shooting himself, much of that excitement was channeled through watching movies from the burgeoning local film scene.
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He has channeled the propagandistic rhetoric of posters and sloganeering and made something that challenges us to reconsider our ideologies.
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Opioids are perhaps the most tangibly tragic of the issues Trump channeled during the campaign but has shortchanged in office.
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The light blue color gave off some serious Cinderella vibes, while the styling of Danes' hair and makeup channeled Grace Kelly.
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The Aga Khan Foundation is part of the Aga Khan Development Network, which has channeled nearly $750 million into Afghanistan's reconstruction.
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Floyd Mayweather channeled his inner-Bob Barker for his son's 16th birthday party ... 'cause he gave away A BRAND NEW CAR!!!!!
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"She spotted the potential in Adam and channeled it in a way that made him incredibly successful," the former executive said.
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The Kochs, who have channeled billions of dollars into conservative causes, kept their distance from Trump during the 2016 presidential election.
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And through all the hardships, the singer has channeled her pain into her new album Out of the Dark, out Friday.
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The books have spread across the country, and even overseas; there are two American publishers keeping the channeled works in circulation.
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Both Today's Savannah Guthrie and Good Morning America's Ginger Zee channeled Olivia Newton-John for their Halloween costume on Thursday morning.
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Last year, GMA and Today inadvertently both channeled the 1980s, resulting in an epic battle of the morning shows, Halloween edition.
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As the wet season rains beat down, nat kadaws in extravagant costumes channeled nat beings and answered questions for concerned villagers.
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A driver in Lithuania channeled James Bond and attempted to evade police by deploying a smoke screen and spikes, police say.
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The teens learned about a dancer's experience living with their particular disability, and later channeled that experience into an abstract wearable.
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People have expertly captured the attitude of the GOP and channeled it into how they would navigate this beloved tabletop game.
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Keanu Reeves channeled his inner Johnny Utah from "Point Break" to pull off this thrilling -- and incredibly dangerous -- Super Bowl ad.
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Slater's next big character, Mark "Hard Harry" Hunter, had the radical J.D. beliefs, but channeled them into a pirate radio show.
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For years, he channeled Libby Gelman-Waxner, a self-made middle-aged movie critic for Premiere Magazine and later Entertainment Weekly.
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This is the third time Cox has channeled Friends on Instagram since joining the social media platform a few months ago.
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He also took 13.79 million yuan ($2.10 million) in bribes that were channeled via his wife and son, the court said.
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Half the profits are channeled back into running the enterprise, while the other half go directly to the workers, said Wandji.
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But for the brand's Korean counterpart, she channeled the spirit of "the beautiful Bowie" with the singer's iconic spiky gold hair.
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I feel like they channeled the spirit and the tone, the gentleness of this couple, and the quiet that they are.
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Power from the circuits is channeled into batteries fitted with a charging unit that indicates the amount of power being generated.
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"Um, well that was Derek, that wasn't me," Stiller tells PEOPLE when asked if he channeled his on-screen alter ego.
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Most funding from bilateral development agencies or multilateral financial institutions must be channeled through and guaranteed by national governments, he said.
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And when she lost, many Democratic women channeled their anger into the women's marches and the sexual harassment reckoning of #MeToo.
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Evelyn Foster channeled her broader apprehensions about the movie into her daughter's specific decision to darken her hair for the role.
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At its best, the strike channeled West Virginia's long, proud history of worker action to address the challenges of this century.
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This makes sense because the circuitry that normally connects us to one another socially has been channeled instead into drug seeking.
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Money was not channeled to the poor but to those who served the poor — typically black social service, middle-class professionals.
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So this was nothing new to the Cleveland Cavaliers' leader, who channeled his inner yogi by emphasizing tranquillity before the game.
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Donald Trump successfully channeled that spirit in 2016—just without the usual scaffolding of conservative principles and paeans to Ronald Reagan.
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If those same dollars had been channeled into productive public investment, families all along the income scale would have benefited enormously.
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If channeled into a broader digital strategy for the region, these types of approaches could have a lasting and transformational impact.
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Kerry Washington channeled red hot Hollywood glamour when she made her red carpet debut on the heels of "Scandal" in 2011.
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Cecily Strong channeled Fox News personality Jeanine Pirro on Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update and soaked Colin Jost in the process.
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Instead, Grande channeled her momentum — operating within the brightest spotlight of her career — to craft something that felt more like a
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The reports said Mr. Putin's friends and associates had channeled $2 billion through a complex, deliberately convoluted network of offshore companies.
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Read more: Meghan Markle turned heads in a bright red coat and purple dress that channeled the Queen and Princess Diana
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But the charisma that the Belgian born star channeled through the camera with was just as evident off the big screen.
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Traditionally, state-raised investment funds have been channeled through state-owned enterprises (SOEs) because they are big tax payers and employers.
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Shiona Turini, who worked as a costume designer for Season 3, channeled her nostalgia for the 1990s into progressive statement pieces.
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Mr. Rondeau, with his long hair, scraggly beard and rumpled shirt, exuded wild-eyed charisma and channeled it into his performance.
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Johnson says they've introduced more "plain and simple" tableware in the past few years, after sales reps channeled feedback from retailers.
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The latter look channeled the unapologetic '60s-era glamour of Diana Vreeland, noted Guido Palau, the hairstylist behind the colossal hairdos.
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She channeled Cinderella for her 2019 look and the dress was complete with luminescent electrical work that made her dress glow.
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The payments were being channeled through the Foundation for the N.I.H. in 10 annual installments, and payments started three years ago.
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She has A.D.H.D. At school in Acton, a Boston suburb, Ms. Eldred channeled her energy into cheerleading, dancing and horseback riding.
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Kether Donohue (You're the Worst) channeled all her dizzy energy into Jan, the Pink Ladies' "weird" girl who snarks through snacks.
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Allen, the latest rookie quarterback to show off his N.F.L. readiness, channeled the N.B.A.'s Joel Embiid when discussing the win.
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"The dissatisfaction over the economic crisis, it seems to me, was channeled along with a discourse about conservative morals," she said.
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Numerous people connected to the group said it channeled Mr. Bloomberg's priorities, including his strong preference for working with both parties.
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NEW BLOOD AT HERTZ This month, I channeled years of frustration and bile into a column about the rental-car industry.
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Furthermore, hunting revenues can be channeled to underpaid and under-equipped rangers to improve their capacity and reduce susceptibility to corruption.
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Miss France, for example, channeled the 1920s in a tiered gown, while Miss Colombia opted for a dress with daring cutouts.
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Before Easter, about 20 church members, students and teachers channeled their frustration by marching into lawmakers' offices in Washington, demanding action.
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Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis channeled frustration, saying the leaders "can go straight home" if the four frugals do not budge.
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In 19073, the prominent British anthropologist Sir Arthur Keith, writing in The New York Times, channeled Boule's work to justify colonialism.
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First, the Wests channeled characters from The Flintstones, with Kardashian West as Betty Rubble and West as the Flintstones' "dog," Dino.
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It has channeled funding for teen pregnancy prevention programs and family planning grants into programs that emphasize sexual abstinence over contraception.
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On one outing, I channeled Mary Tyler Moore's iconic fox piece as I strolled unself-consciously through a city department store.
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In his home, Mr. Drucker channeled "Robsjohn-Gibbings in Athens," he said, referring to the historicist designer's apartment overlooking the Acropolis.
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Glencore, whose subsidiaries likely channeled bribes through Kotronakis, according to prosecutors, declined to comment on its alleged dealings with the businessman.
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Nick Viall's former flame channeled a fem-bot for the occasion, while Rachel Lindsay's one-time suitor dressed up as a biker.
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The Golden Globes culminated with Bohemian Rhapsody winning Best Motion Picture — Drama in a celebration that channeled the energy of Live Aid.
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William's brother, Yance, has channeled his grief and heartache into a new true crime documentary on Netflix, Strong Island, premiering on Sept.
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No mushiness, no sloppiness; just unadulterated awesomeness and V-8 fury, channeled through a six-speed manual with a pool-ball shifter.
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The star, 37, channeled Toni Braxton circa 1993 for her Halloween costume this year, which she shared with her fans on Instagram.
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Community organizations and unions channeled the justified anger and concern of local residents, taking to the streets and the halls of power.
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Beijing's 2.43 package was channeled down the well-grooved paths of infrastructure and property, both key usage drivers for the steel sector.
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Kopf channeled that sentiment by asking a question to candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders at a CNN Democratic debate last month.
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And Silicon Valley donors say they draw some distinctions between the two, particularly that Biden lacks the cool factor that Obama channeled.
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It took Kizzire 63 starts to finish on top, but he channeled past experiences that included two wins on the secondary Web.
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Instead of aiming for the original's high-pitched vocals, American Idol star Jax channeled Janis Joplin, and we're so glad she did.
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Mostly, though, it looks like Romans did exactly the wrong thing with all the sewage that they channeled out of their cities.
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Meanwhile, this is the third time Cox has channeled Friends on Instagram, which she joined thanks to a push from Ellen DeGeneres.
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I felt like a carefree child floating around the Mashable office shooting portraits of everyone as I channeled my inner Terry Richardson.
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The amount channeled through Google Netherlands Holdings BV was around 4 billion euros more than in 2016, the documents, filed on Dec.
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"These conclusions serve as an important reminder that women's electoral energy must be channeled strategically and across election cycles," the analysis notes.
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His name grew synonymous with a pitiable strain of rom-com that channeled the actor's charisma into a more approachable, dateable persona.
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Kate channeled major spring vibes with the black flower-print dress she wore to the National Portrait Gallery in London last year.
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Below, real moms share their worst confrontations with breastfeeding shamers, and how they've channeled those experiences into the fight to normalize breastfeeding.
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He had counseling and channeled much of the emotional trauma into exercising, writing music, starting a business, and talking to close friends.
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The bank allegedly channeled money through offshore companies, two of which were officially owned by one of the Russian president's closest friends.
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Bella channeled Ashley's look, wearing a red jumpsuit and jacket and colorful red tinted sunglasses while spotted out in Paris last year.
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This year, he channeled his family's Scottish heritage, and shared that as a kid all of his presents were wrapped in tartan.
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In the third round, Barberena channeled his inner Diaz and his pitter-patter boxing completely stifled the attacks of his Brazilian counterpart.
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But this Friday, June 9, Jupiter snaps back into action, exposing all the back-channeled B.S. that's been hidden from our view.
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It channeled the grievances of his voters, who are predominantly white and rural and hostile toward both elites and multiculturalism in general.
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" Demagogues on the right have channeled this anxiety into rage against the "other" and those on the left against the "1 percent.
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His daughter was born around that time as well, and he channeled his energy into fatherhood and living a more balance life.
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For the novel, Neil also channeled his own passion and expertise for magic by adding practical magic tricks that kids can learn.
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The latest was in late 2015 when they received 5.4 billion euros($5.98 billion) from the European Stability Mechanism channeled through HFSF.
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A 28-year-old boxer nicknamed 'American Idol' channeled Neo from 'The Matrix' to dodge 13 consecutive punches in his weekend win
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Kaine, meanwhile, channeled Trump's penchant for interrupting and continually looking for help from the moderator, overeagerly delivering his debate prep talking points.
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Once rich in water, the Al-Ula valley has channeled people, and trade, along its wide, flat floor for thousands of years.
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As you described, the hack channeled millions of unprotected devices from a widening class of appliances on the Internet of Things (IoT).
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It feels like a little bit of that anxiety was channeled into the character of Berg, who dies alone in his bathtub.
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So all the frustration toward Pruitt on the part of congressional Democrats is being channeled into an investigation of ... expensive plane flights.
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So they channeled their energy toward Ellison's bid for chairman in hopes of delivering a big victory for the party's progressive wing.
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Even as it wins in court, the agency may have to face a day when most cases are channeled into federal court.
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What Republican voters wanted, instead, were candidates who channeled their anger and fear, who demonized nonwhites and played into dark conspiracy theories.
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Nativist politicians like Donald J. Trump have channeled the resulting discontent as hostility to outsiders: Mexican or Polish immigrants, Chinese exporters, minorities.
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Ms. Postell, 26, channeled her emotions into an incisive lyrical illustration of the violence and discrimination that melanin-rich people have suffered.
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Trump ran a presidential campaign that channeled fear of Islam, and courted that same anxiety from the moment he arrived in office.
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Petersen's research suggests that in advanced democracies, much of this anger will be channeled through the political system rather than mass violence.
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Often, they said, the family's image doctor, Nir Hefetz, who also turned state's witness, was the person who channeled the Netanyahus' demands.
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All these stories were told to me by a guide who channeled the same nostalgic pride I had witnessed in Paradise Palms.
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By then, Turnage had become a celebrated British composer who channeled the rhythmic vitality of popular music into a knottily lyrical sound.
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He channeled Brazilians' anger over staggering levels of corruption and crime, presenting himself as the only candidate tough enough to solve them.
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But it resonated because its tale of monsters and plucky outsiders channeled the heart as well as the aesthetics of its influences.
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Kathleen Sebelius, the former Kansas governor and federal health secretary, said Democratic primaries had channeled a clear signal from liberal-leaning women.
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The Ducks, who outshot the Blackhawks 16-224 in the first period, channeled that pressure again 215 seconds after the Strome goal.
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The power is channeled to the aforementioned torque-vectoring all-wheel-drive setup via a quick-shifting, eight-speed, dual-clutch transmission.
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Beyoncé channeled singer Toni Braxton circa 1993 for her first costume, which she shared with her fans on Instagram in October 2018.
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Participants in the EB-5 program have channeled billions of dollars into construction, the film industry and other sectors in recent years.
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They have since channeled their spare time and business expertise into building a blog and online business that they run while traveling.
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Can this level of activity by average citizens being a part of the political process be sustained and channeled towards electoral outcomes?
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It revealed how Microsoft had built a massive Rube Goldberg machine that channeled at least $39 billion in profits to Puerto Rico.
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She toned things down the following weekend and channeled her idol, Billie Eilish, with ripped jeans, a white crop top, and bandana.
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But using international climate cash channeled through the South African National Biodiversity Institute (SANBI), farmers in Leliefontein are finding ways to adapt.
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The city has already channeled approximately $1 billion from luxury development for affordable housing into communities like Harlem and the South Bronx.
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The designer channeled — and collaborated with — black American intellectuals and the black spiritual tradition for a moving show during London Fashion Week.
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Danny Garcia channeled some of father's showmanship to hype what is shaping up as one of the fights to watch for 2017.
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Writing is where I have put my longing and channeled my emotions over the things that I used (erroneously) to self-regulate.
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When you retire, that doesn't just go away, it's got to be channeled somewhere, and Kareem has let his creative juices flow.
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Artworks operated as vessels for healing and explored queerness, race, and class while avoiding tokenization or condescension, as they channeled firsthand experience.
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On Saturday, the DNCE singer, 29, channeled his fiancée Sophie Turner, 22, by dressing up as her Game of Thrones character Sansa Stark.
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Belting out Tina Turner's 1988 classic "River Deep – Mountain High," Hadwin channeled her energy and powerhouse vocals all the way until the end.
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The roughly 300,000 tonnes of steel that Severstal exports to the United States can easily be channeled elsewhere, BCS Global Markets experts said.
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Imagine if those CEOs channeled their reported anger by stepping up in unison to throw their combined economic might around the Oval Office.
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Noodle shop owner Hunter Hu from Brisbane channeled a bit of Crocodile Dundee when a robber threatened him with a knife in November.
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Zellweger channeled the Wizard of Oz star and renowned singer in a pink and blue patterned coat with a matching wide-brim hat.
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She channeled the kind of girl-power feminism-lite that flourished in the Obama years, encouraging her readers to find their warriors within.
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ED SHEERAN – 'SOMEONE LIKE YOU' Sheeran blew us away when he covered Beyoncé, so it's no surprise that he also superbly channeled Adele.
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But, if you believe in sacred geometry, the shape you choose may have a subtle effect on how your crystal's energy is channeled.
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They are fed up with the inaction of elected officials on gun control, and have channeled their frustration into a history-making demonstration.
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Millie Bobby Brown must've channeled Eleven's superpowers when it came time to renegotiate her "Stranger Things" contract ... because she's getting an ENORMOUS raise.
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He also says that he channeled many past performers, from Michael Jackson and Bono to Radiohead and Trent Reznor, for his stage presence.
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The device interprets intentional brain signals that would normally be channeled through the spinal cord, sending it to the desired muscles via cables.
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While the Kochs advocated the benefits of free trade, Trump channeled anger at US manufacturing jobs disappearing overseas because of bum trade deals.
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Fortunately, Bell was totally game to make this Disney song as metal as possible, and channeled the grittiest vocal quality she could muster.
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Now, the streaming service's $8 billion content budget, 85% of which is devoted to original programming, will be channeled deliberately, and occasionally ruthlessly.
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We wouldn't doubt him -- remember, this is the guy who channeled Billy Hoyle and JUMPED OVER DIDDY at the 2012 Slam Dunk Contest!
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His questioning style couldn't be more different than Justice Antonin Scalia, but in some ways his questions channeled the man he has replaced.
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Iraqi Kurds do receive weapons and equipment from the Pentagon, indirectly channeled through the central Iraqi government in Baghdad because of sovereignty issues.
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No, you're not seeing double: Demi Lovato channeled Selena Quintanilla, her fellow Texan icon and the late Queen of Tejano music, for Halloween.
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Kawakubo is known for her risk-taking, out-of-the-box aesthetic, and attendees channeled that with a stream of rad beauty looks.
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The company that still bears his name has now channeled his engineering prowess into a highly intricate timepiece with a startlingly spare design.
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MSNBC's Joe Scarborough said early Thursday President Obama "channeled Ronald Reagan" during his speech at the Democratic National Convention Wednesday night in Philadelphia.
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Kardashian West channeled a '90s look from the designer yet again for the Business of Fashion dinner the Tuesday night following the Met.
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But first, Papastamatiou recalls the time when he channeled Royce Gracie to control his own personal Art Jimmerson: a flailing gray reef shark.
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He channeled billions of dollars in oil revenues to the poor, creating — for a while, at least — an illusion of growth and inclusion.
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But when she stepped to the blocks Monday for the 100-meter butterfly final at the trials, Vollmer channeled her precocious preteenage self.
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He channeled these sessions into an epic poem, "The Changing Light at Sandover," which won the National Book Critics Circle Award in 1983.
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Lochte channeled Phelps in the first half of the final, taking the butterfly out fast and extending his lead on the backstroke leg.
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In their current form, the vast majority of these incentives are channeled to higher earners, leaving out many low and middle income families.
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I wish I could tell you I channeled someone inspiring — Beyoncé, maybe — and took charge, demanding that the voice just shut up already.
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"Like, you could sing the phone book and it wouldn't matter," J. Lo lazily channeled Randy Jackson, the most useless Idol figurine ever.
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Blue channeled her inner Meghan Trainor Monday in NYC while tagging along with mama Beyonce and Jay Z at the CFDA's Fashion Awards.
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Close management will be needed to ensure stabilization investments are prioritized and channeled to advance the goal of a stable, inclusive eastern Syria.
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They channeled marijuana smoke through a tube until the container was filled with it, and kept the lobster there for about three minutes.
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On Comedy It was only a matter of time before a stand-up comedian channeled the righteous rage of the current feminist moment.
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Instead of giving in to political exhaustion, Wojnarowicz fanned his rage and channeled it into a message of — not hope, exactly, but insistence.
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Both women channeled liberal alarm at Mr. Trump and at social inequality in their own communities, and promised an unyielding fight for change.
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Clinton has frequently channeled their anger over the past 10 months, since Mr. Trump took office, and the awards ceremony was no different.
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Zendaya channeled Poison Ivy at the 2019 Emmys wearing a sultry green dress that was one of her best looks of the year.
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But, again, while technology tools are great enablers it's not always clear exactly what fire you're lighting once momentum is pooled and channeled.
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Bravo&aposs "Watch What Happens Live" host Andy Cohen channeled Parton and wrote that he was "a guy who can do it all."
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Maria, like her parents, spoke very little English at first, but as she learned she channeled some of her considerable energy into tennis.
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But since he became prime minister five years ago, Mr. Modi has channeled Gandhi to appeal to moderate Hindus and people outside India.
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It's been some time since Brooklyn has had a genuine hip-hop prospect, certainly one who channeled the bruising energy of the 1990s.
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The librarian saw it as proof that local gamers' passion could be channeled into tech education, but he had little luck convincing politicians.
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Herrera said the bonds would work as a "type of insurance" and would be channeled to help impacted populations in case of emergency.
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The authorities have also channeled vitriol against Mr. Guo through Global Times, a tabloid that the party often uses to attack its foes.
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It appears to be preparing for an authoritarian response, channeled not through the provision of welfare but the cruelty of the police state.
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Instead, Grande channeled her momentum — operating within the brightest spotlight of her career — to craft something that felt more like a philosophical statement.
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In the past Egypt has carried out air strikes in Libya and has channeled material support to the LNA, according to U.N. experts.
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On Thursday, Gomez channeled the &apos70s in layered Louis Vuitton denim, which she paired with a $299 zebra-print, faux-fur Mango coat.
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Inspectors also falsified sanitary permits, and bribes were channeled to the Brazilian Democratic Movement Party of President Michel Temer, according to the authorities.
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It appears that the rising tide of immigration has indeed provoked some backlash, and that backlash has been channeled into the Republican Party.
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The doorway lies within the wound from Vulnicura, which now appears transformed into a prismatic portal channeled between the chests of two lovers.
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He probably should've just channeled his ambitions into a 2022 statewide run, but, you know, a lot of people are running for president.
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When this unbesmirched reputation is channeled through the online voice of his Teens, the effect is, somehow, a more honest kind of lie.
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This widespread intention to help can be channeled into proactive support through learning the behaviors that are indicative of a friend needing help.
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On Wednesday, he channeled some of his infamously prolific energy toward Wiz Khalifa in a rant that continued for more than 30 tweets.
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Parties are the institutions that have channeled that passion and tried to make some sense of it by systematically incorporating it into policy.
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Gaga has always channeled a certain rocker chic vibe with her ripped up fishnets, vintage band tees and penchant for all things Saint Laurent.
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De Rubertis said much of the investment was likely to be channeled to companies in Britain, Switzerland and a region spanning Paris-Brussels-Amsterdam.
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Karlie Kloss channeled her inner Black Widow (with a blunt auburn bob and all-black outfit) which she tells PeopleStyle is her favorite superhero.
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And at the 2019 Golden Globes, Oh and Comer stunned fans when they channeled a lot of Killing Eve energy on the red carpet.
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He channeled his intellect and compassion into a second act focused on improving people's lives and strengthening communities in Seattle and around the world.
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The case against Lee involves $6.4 million in bribes and gifts channeled through an associate of the disgraced South Korean president and two foundations.
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Pregnant Khloé Kardashian channeled the mother of dragons for Halloween — and Tristan Thompson also coordinated with a Game of Thrones costume of his own!
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President Joko Widodo, who is running for re-election in April, said on Monday more money will be channeled toward disaster education and response.
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We are getting his anger, his resentment, his grievances, his obsessions, and his fears, channeled by an increasingly embittered circle of loyalists and hacks.
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Last year, GMA and its rival, NBC's Today, inadvertently both channeled the 1980s, resulting in an epic battle of the morning shows, Halloween edition.
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Weird Al Yankovik's North Korea song channeled our angst in August when there Trump poked the bear of nuclear war with Kim Jong-un.
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Prosecutors showed contracts laying out that Manafort would be paid $4 million a year in quarterly installments of $1 million, all channeled through Cyprus.
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I've never shouted my feelings across a cubicle, but in the last five years, I've channeled some of that energy into my YouTube channel.
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According to lead researcher Renata Picao, the "super bacteria" entered the city's waterways when sewage coming from local hospitals got channeled into the bay.
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Although Arnardóttir's scintillating installation is hardly about Iceland, it sure seems the case that she has channeled her remarkable volcanic homeland into the work.
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The star channeled her favorite music icons of all time — Cher, Madonna, Aaliyah and Selena Quintanilla — and caused some controversy with her Aaliyah interpretation.
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Cramsey had channeled his grief over his daughter&aposs death from a drug overdose into a mission to save others from the same fate.
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This week on Saturday Night Live, Aidy Bryant impersonated Sarah Huckabee Sanders as she channeled the confidence of Demi Lovato during a press conference.
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Channeled in the right way the boundless energy that I had as an addict and alcoholic has become a tremendous part of my success.
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Right now, the bitterness at America's grass roots is often channeled in ways that are divisive and destructive: at immigrants, say, or at Muslims.
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While Emilia Clarke channeled a dark version of her iconic Game of Thrones cape wardrobe in a black, sheer, embellished version of the style.
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Her style is both natural and airy, and is channeled into her $2,100 Oakland apartment, which she shares with her fiancé and their dog.
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Aaron Paul channeled an early 1900s couple with his wife Lauren, adding a black and white filter to an Instagram photo for further effect.
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Likewise, the private equity company may not know the identities of the investors, who may have channeled money through family offices or other funds.
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And in 2009, as his administration came under fire for allowing executives at failed insurance company AIG to leave with bonuses, Obama channeled Truman.
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Today, Branson's pioneering impulses are channeled into Virgin Galactic as he competes with Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos in the private space exploration industry.
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The grief-stricken father, who was the only survivor from the family, has channeled his pain into a way to help other refugee children.
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After his friend and bandmate Chester Bennington died of suicide almost a year ago, Linkin Park guitarist Mike Shinoda channeled his grief into art.
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But instead of ignoring the game, or ignoring his feelings, he channeled his emotions into his play and came up with a huge night.
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The creative mom channeled her love of The Little Mermaid, braiding a mermaid doll into Atlantis' hair and painting the little girl's hair green.
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Mongeau channeled Jeffree Star in a pink tracksuit and matching bra, while Paul resembled Shane Dawson in a gray robe and pig T-shirt.
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Mongeau channeled the makeup mogul in a pink tracksuit and matching bra, while Paul resembled Dawson in a gray robe and pig T-shirt.
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But the general thrust of his post channeled many on the far right who see immigration and globalization as existential threats to white America.
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This allowed the emotional power of Englishness to be channeled into eurosceptic politics and support for a British exit from the EU or "Brexit".
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The millennial generation seems atomized but relatively well-behaved, their passions channeled into virtual realms (Twitter fights, video games, porn) rather than the streets.
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She channeled Princess Diana in this $1,750 Prada dress while paying tribute to the royal at her memorial garden in London back in 2017.
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The lava could eventually be channeled to one powerful vent while others go dormant, as has happened in some previous Hawaii eruptions, Stovall said.
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Her movement seems to charge great blocks of air with energy throughout both stage and auditorium, energy that seems channeled directly from the music.
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At its peaks of political success, the conservative intelligentsia has channeled and directed populism, responding to grass-roots passions without being ruled by them.
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I would argue that there's something inherently constructive about a project like this, because it channels something that might not have otherwise been channeled.
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Historically, Wisconsin voters channeled this kind of anti-establishment sentiment toward progressive ends, like the need for government to restrain the power of corporations.
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"That fear of immigrants was of course channeled by then-candidate Trump during his campaign to create a potent campaign issue," Mr. Moore noted.
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The most persuasive advocacy on Friday night occurred when these players channeled their evident desire to connect into performances of notes on the page.
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She said she channeled their power when, one afternoon after school in March 1955, she and her friends boarded a bus in Montgomery, Alabama.
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"I think it needed to be a little bit channeled and (she got) some tips on how to use all this energy," he said.
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Over more than a decade, they channeled thousands of drivers into reckless loans and extracted hundreds of millions of dollars before the market collapsed.
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The anger over Dodge's use of Dr. King's legacy in it's commercial is better channeled into fighting against racial inequality rather than internet outrage.
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The shares are still down 13 percent since March 16, when Facebook first acknowledged that user data had been improperly channeled to Cambridge Analytica.
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Jared Leto and Joseph Baena channeled their inner child over the weekend at the Malibu Chili Cook-Off ... and they both came up big.
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The money will be channeled through the American-British demining charity HALO Trust, which promised that half the 0.23 new deminers would be women.
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To bolster the effort, the country's leaders have appealed to Italians to reject "furbizia," the sort of cleverness typically channeled into getting around bureaucracy.
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That assistance, financial or otherwise, was being channeled through the United Nations-backed unity government in Tripoli, which in turn is funded by Italy.
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Apple has hardware that people carry in their pockets; having everything channeled through the main retail hub that powers content on phones makes sense.
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I was previously a VC, and so I essentially channeled all the questions my founders would ask me into articles that solved those problems.
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The drivers, nearly all of whom are immigrants, were channeled into reckless loans totaling billions of dollars, leaving many bankrupt and struggling to survive.
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And it is also important to remember that some conflict — at least the right kinds of conflict — can be channeled effectively, and even productively.
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When a nation's savings are channeled toward worthwhile projects, and effective managers are put in charge of large companies, good things tend to result.
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Cheslie Kryst, Miss USA, channeled Sandra Bullock in an ensemble modeled after the Statue of Liberty, complete with gold-tipped wings and a torch.
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He channeled his frustration into seeking accountability for the massacre and speaking up for the kinds of changes he believes will prevent another one.
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She was referring to the "chic, sophisticated, intelligent" woman she channeled for this season's beauty look, built upon a canvas of gorgeously luminescent skin.
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Donald Trump channeled the rising unhappiness into his electoral victory, but his trade wars and tax cuts for the rich only widen the divide.
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Elliot Green has channeled the landscape paintings of the early Northern Song dynasty along with the fantastical landscapes of the Sienese painter Ambrogio Lorenzetti.
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Foresman described in his deposition in November 22007 how Warnig channeled the consortium's proposal for participating in the auction to the top of Rosneft.
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It was a large rice field then, with a canal down one side, a stream that had been straightened and channeled in his grandparents' day.
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And while Williams didn't have a full court available to show off her tennis skills, she channeled her competitive side with a classic drinking game.
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Why, it was Kristen Stewart, taking the theme to heart in a head-to-toe look that channeled David Bowie, the late, great camp icon.
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Following her messy split from Davidson, Grande channeled her heartbreak into music, releasing the self-love and breakup anthem "Thank U, Next" on Nov. 4.
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Wilder couldn't help but feel that something more could have been done – pain he channeled into a formal movement pushing early testing for ovarian cancer.
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That lawyer later channeled the outrage from his experience into a successful nonviolent revolution to remove an occupying army from his home country of India.
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" Burgess also channeled the music diva's black-and-white "Sorry" video during the same episode, telling his roommate Kimmy Schmidt (Ellie Kemper), "I'm Lemonade-ing.
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I channeled that anger into advocacy, fighting for other historically black colleges and the importance of education and preserving the legacy of Land Grant institutions.
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" Fast forward to the first Women's March: "I saw what it looked like when that grief and fear and anger was channeled into civic action.
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The anti-establishment Pirate Party, which would get 30 percent of the vote if an election were held today, has channeled the anger of many.
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EJ Johnson, 27, channeled Paris Hilton herself at the socialite's Halloween party on Thursday night with a Barbie-inspired costume — with pink feathers and all.
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Williams again channeled Beyoncé while appearing as a guest in both Andy Roddick and his wife Brooklyn Decker's Lip Sync Battle performances earlier this year.
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Stanfield has channeled a lot of the hostility he absorbed during this period into this work; extolling his weirdness as a way of reclaiming it.
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Prince Charles channeled his dad, Prince Philip, and made a surprising gaffe while in Australia on Wednesday when he swore during a live radio interview.
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That only compounded the fury of opposition supporters, which Juan Guaidó, president of the National Assembly, has channeled through a series of open-air meetings.
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Sanders said Americans upset with Trump's election have a right to be angry, but called for that anger to be channeled in a positive way.
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This year, people used familiar formats for more sophisticated storytelling, while others channeled newer ideas like multi-person VR and haptics into crowd-pleasing experiments.
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It now looks like development for Microsoft's keyboards is being channeled into SwiftKey, rather than the variety of iOS keyboards the company has been testing.
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The adventure follows a day in which the couple lit butterlamps with the Dragon King and Queen of Bhutan and Kate channeled her inner Katniss.
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And Trump, who has been famous for decades as a symbol of wealth and business acumen, channeled the image of a negotiator throughout his campaign.
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Le Boudoir Marie Antoinette is channeled in this hideaway lounge beneath Chez Moi from the restaurant's owners, Tarek Debira and Patricia Ageheim, and Ali Mardassi.
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It's a really difficult question to separate that raw stuff from how that raw stuff is channeled through the political structure of a given place.
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Over the years, Kim Kardashian West has channeled many of her female icons — this year alone, the star dressed up as Cher, Madonna and Selena.
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Over the weekend, the actress channeled her famous character Eleven (minus the nose bleeds) and defended a young boy who was being bullied at school.
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Because most of the cash in wealth management products is channeled into bonds, analysts expect banks would gradually have to cut their exposure to bonds.
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The inspiration behind the photos was of an "endless summer" which was channeled through a '90s vibe (re: the high pony and high-cut leotard).
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The Love, Simon actress channeled her inner wicked witch for Halloween and shared the secret recipe to her Mexican side dish in an Instagram video.
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Troy Brouwer, a free-agent acquisition in the offseason, channeled his inner Aaron Rodgers in an attempt to calm the teeth-gnashing among Calgary's fans.
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I channeled the broken inspiration they gave me into a shirt design to help raise funds for Everytown, an organization that counters the gun lobby.
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"Having those resources on both sides channeled back to their economies is a significant positive impact," Belachew Mekuria of the Ethiopian Investment Commission told Reuters.
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Kendall channeled her inner "Rocky" for her LOVE Magazine Advent Calendar shoot -- guzzling raw egg yolks, shadow boxing and even doing one-handed push-ups!
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Elsewhere, shares in French bank Credit Agricole edged lower following media reports about a money laundering network that allegedly channeled billions of euros from Russia.
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Wohl channeled his pro-Trump enthusiasm into a brief stint contributing to the far-right website Gateway Pundit and a measure of MAGA internet celebrity.
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The file sent to prosecutors shows that much of the cash was then channeled to a Lebanese company controlled by Ghosn associates, the sources said.
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Tokyo is also monitoring what looks like widespread American skepticism about far-flung military commitments, now most famously channeled by Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
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Studio and his wife Anna suffered a miscarriage at seven months, Murra channeled their grief into a digital monument to their unborn baby boy Ray.
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The report is the starting point of a bi-annual series of SDG Budget Reports to ensure that resources are channeled towards the 2030 deadline.
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Evidence sent to French prosecutors showed that much of the cash was subsequently channeled to a Lebanese company controlled by Ghosn associates, the sources said.
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Her red-and-white stripped long jacket with its starred trim channeled the American flag — while she carried a far more literal flag-printed purse.
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Princess Deniz of Bavaria, aka Deniz Kaya, loved it so much that she even channeled the Duchess of Sussex's look on her own wedding day.
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The couple's daughter Erica, 26, has channeled her pain into becoming an outspoken activist, but their youngest son, Emery, 16, keeps his feelings bottled up.
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Leading up to the elections, Chastain provided both Trump and Clinton stickers for breakers to place on plates and bottles as they channeled their anger.
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She was visiting Edinburgh during a particularly gloomy season in 2016, and channeled her excitement about an upcoming winter holiday in India into the series.
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We also talk with Preston's family members and cardiologist to find out how he channeled his ongoing health concerns into his most exciting project yet.
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"Imagine if you channeled some of that restless energy into building strong relationships with people in your neighborhood or planning the block party?" she said.
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Like true engineers, the class of 2020 channeled creativity and innovation to put together a "fauxmencement" ceremony on Thursday -- a day they'll probably never forget.
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Nicole, who had learned to call 225 by the age of 0003 because of her parents' fights, channeled her anxiety into timelines, budgets and lists.
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As her political views began to form, Ms. McCain channeled a hereditary sense of pugilistic extroversion into social media, blogging, writing jobs and television deals.
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The deal channeled more state cash to the region for job training, and handed contracts to militant groups to protect the pipelines they once bombed.
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Like many of her peers who were in these exhibitions, appropriation was the central strategy of Bender's practice, and she channeled it toward critical ends.
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And the money currently available from governments and NGOs is understandably channeled towards the 165 million people who need medical interventions to address sight loss.
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Robbins's early style has been dexterously channeled by the choreographer Sarah O'Gleby in the City Center "High Button Shoes," which is directed by John Rando.
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A quick poll of my coworkers via Slack revealed that most people have channeled their quarantine-bred existential anxiety into a wide range of activities.
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The actress channeled the "Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons" theme with the first ever custom Coach gown, bright pink eye shadow, and a mini bag.
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This heated air over Antarctica was channeled toward Australia's surface with the help of the Southern Annular Mode, a westerly band of wind circling Antarctica.
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Called "sissy boy" as a child, he started drawing at a young age and channeled many of his internal (and outside) demons into his artwork.
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The audience sat in a circle on overturned plastic crates and listened as Mr. Mitler channeled messages from the spirit world for anyone who asked.
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Proceeds from the sale will help the central bank recoup some losses from 2017 bailouts, while the remainder will be channeled back to state coffers.
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His father, Dan, who was living nearby in the whiter and more prosperous St. Bernard parish, channeled his grief into obsessively investigating his son's murder.
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Yet, as Gen X heads into their peak earning years, the majority of them have not channeled their professional successes into better planning for retirement.
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But more recently, lawmakers have channeled that energy into legislation, making California a showcase of what progressive governance looks like in the era of Trump.
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The play's title refers to the "school-to-prison pipeline," wherein underprivileged students are channeled directly from the public education system into American penal institutions.
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Kim Kardashian took all your doubts about her becoming a lawyer and channeled them into the most fitting Halloween costume: Elle Woods from Legally Blonde.
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The EU has sent more than 327.9 million euros to Libya, with an additional 41 million approved in early December, largely channeled through U.N. agencies.
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During a recent vacation, Gayle King channeled her "fav niece," Mackenzye Schwab, by striking her best swimsuit modeling poses in an unretouched Instagram photo shoot.
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With little patience for academia, he lasted just six months at the Chelsea College of Arts after high school, and channeled his energy into music.
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Campaign finance reformers, typically progressives, use the term "dark money" to describe politically-motivated spending channeled through non-profit groups that keep their donors hidden.
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He is 76 and describes himself as "a picaresque guy" from New Orleans, with artistic tendencies that he channeled into a career as a merchant.
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Here was a musician who has long channeled social ideals into artistic action, drawing explicit links between a Bruckner cycle and today's roiling political issues.
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And as these public-private ventures have in recent years proliferated across the continent, they've channeled philanthropic capital to conservation efforts on an extraordinary scale.
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I'm always looking for the sage voice and ethical framework of a C.S. Lewis, channeled through the work of a millennial influencer from New Jersey.
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Take, for example, Kim Kardashian West's appearance on the September 2017 cover of Harper's Bazaar Arabia in which she channeled her personal "Armenian queen" Cher.
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So may the insurrection gain ground but be channeled not by punishing scapegoats, but by pursuing reforms that make the system work better for ordinary Americans.
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The original blade runners were actually "bladerunners," created by Alan Nourse, a physician and science fiction author who often channeled his professional experience into his stories.
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In 1982, a performance artist named Anna Homler channeled a primitive vocal chant while driving a car through Los Angeles's lush and mountainous Topanga Canyon region.
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In the photo, the two sisters held hands as Jenner channeled Tara Lipinski, daringly balancing on one leg and raising her other arm in the air.
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McGillis channeled her past problems into helping others – working with women at a New Jersey drug and rehab facility, she told The Oklahoman newspaper in 2013.
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Emily Blunt channeled Meryl Streep as she recreated several scenes and moments from 2006's The Devil Wears Prada during her 73 Questions Interview with Vogue.
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Only IDR23trn of KUR loans were channeled in 265, which means a projected five-fold increase in KUR loans this year under the new subsidy scheme.
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The collection, which channeled the "beautiful divas of the stage, " was punctuated with a live performance by songstress Alice Smith and 360-degree views of Manhattan.
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Clearly feeling the Christmas spirit, Demi Lovato channeled her artistic energy into decorating gingerbread houses with her pals— and documented the fun on her Instagram Story.
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The couple dressed up for her BFF Kelly Rowland's party over the weekend, and fittingly channeled another powerhouse couple of music: Lil' Kim and Notorious BIG!
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Some of the money will also be channeled into providing direct access to the monument and expanding its current entrances, the council said in a statement.
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It's been really interesting to see all of that energy that's been built up over all of these years reassembled, channeled, and focused on a person.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Qatar pledged $15 billion in investment to Turkey, which will be channeled into banks and financial markets, a Turkish government source told Reuters.
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But since the 2016 presidential election, Carrey, like many celebrities, has found fresh political fervor, and he's channeled it into a new venture as a cartoonist.
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When the planet of love's energy is channeled through a fiery sign like Leo, you can bet you'll feel a shift in your own romantic priorities.
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When she took the podium, Paltrow channeled her Glee character Holly Holliday to make her acceptance speech in Spanish, after being presented the award by Oriol.
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What I've done is taken the intense frustration Sekiro so frequently delivers and channeled it into something constructive: digging through my piles and piles of media.
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Julianne Hough also challenged Biles to come up with "the sassiest name ever" for the character that she channeled for her jive, who was dubbed Zoey.
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The couple dressed up for her BFF Kelly Rowland's party over the weekend, and fittingly channeled another powerhouse couple of music: Lil' Kim and Notorious BIG!
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Jessica Biel & Justin Timberlake For the second year in a row, Timberlake channeled his inner troll while walking the Oscars red carpet with his elegant wife.
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The Suicide Squad star channeled Clint's famous "Spaghetti Western" getup at Hilarity for Charity's 5th Annual Variety Show to benefit The Alzheimer's Association this past weekend.
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Holmes, 37, channeled the poise and class of the former first lady as she filmed scenes alongside the actor who plays Maurice Tempelsman, Kennedy's last companion.
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Instead of dwelling on her struggles, Teresa has channeled them into a new memoir about overcoming adversity and is sharing a First Look exclusively with PEOPLE.
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During the call, the medium channeled Grammer's mom, who then asked him to write a song for his 2-year-old daughter, Louisiana K, for her.
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It launched with a manifesto of sorts for utopian dress, channeled into a single garment that was gender-neutral, utilitarian, and made-to-measure: the jumpsuit.
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At last night's This Is Us finale party (have you depleted your supplies of tissues yet?), Moore admittedly channeled the best-dressed emoji on our keyboards.
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Kylie, 18, channeled her goth alter ego complete with fake nose, jet black wig, glasses and a myriad of colorful tattoos on her arms and neck.
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He may have left the fedora at home for this trip to Central Park, but he channeled his dad's style via joggers and pint-sized sneakers.
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She's channeled this interest into Legends of the Lost with Megan Fox, a four-part documentary series exploring historical mysteries, currently airing on the Travel Channel.
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Soundgarden, which channeled the dark slow-grind of Black Sabbath, went on to win 1995 Grammy awards for the song "Black Hole Sun" and album Superunknown.
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She has channeled her nurturing spirit and drive for social change into passion projects that are altering the way society views birth, breastfeeding, and birth control.
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IPR law enforcement will be channeled towards cases related to the internet, exports and imports, as well as rural and urban areas, where counterfeiting is rampant.
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Not only does Gina LOOK like Melania, she's also nailed the accent ... and it seems she's totally channeled into the mind of Donald Trump's 3rd wife.
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The supermodel channeled the iconic Disney character, Mary Poppins, for Taylor Swift's epic NYE party and she nailed the look thanks to her spot-on accessories.
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The lesson of the 1930s, that Churchill understood so clearly and channeled into the Kindertransport, is that immigration policy is an expression of a nation' values.
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As the name suggests, Baden Baden lies on top of a system of natural hot springs that have been channeled into local spas for our enjoyment.
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Woodley, 26, channeled the "Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination" theme in a futuristic silver Ralph Lauren dress with white ruffle details on the sleeves.
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Half a world away, writers from the Middle East have channeled their frustrations into novels that explore the political and social fallout of the Arab Spring.
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But they channeled most of their energy into ferreting out forgotten acts and labels and amassing the detailed historical information that informed Norton's scholarly liner notes.
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Dan Donovan carried his New York 11th District primary against Michael Grimm, the felon and former congressman who ran a brash campaign that channeled Trump's style.
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Mr. Sanders has channeled this angst into excitement by telling a satisfying story about a system that has been rigged against, among other groups, the young.
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That story, obviously, eventually ended in tears, as a poorly supervised financial system channeled inequitably shared growth into an unsustainable pyramid of debt that eventually collapsed.
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There's a solid black metal influence as well, primarily channeled through the harsh vocals and overall dark, cold atmosphere (punctuated by ritualistic chants and screaming solos).
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Intermittently, he channeled the discomfiting straight talk of Richard Pryor and Eddie Murphy, who spoke at the Oscars in 1977 and 1988, respectively, about industry racism.
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YouTuber Tana Mongeau and musician H.E.R. both channeled Britney Spears' "Slave 4 U" performance from the 2001 VMAs by pairing their outfits with a live snake.
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As the sometimes violent demonstrations wear on, some Hong Kongers' anger towards the Chinese government is apparently getting channeled into xenophobia towards acutal mainland Chinese people.
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And though Streep channeled Munch after a del Potro forehand, her look would also be appropriate for a men's tennis player looking at a rejuvenated Djokovic.
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He accomplished a similar alchemy with Vincent van Gogh in Julian Schnabel's "At Eternity's Gate," which channeled the ecstasy and torment of the painter's inner life.
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DARK MONEY: 68 percent of foreign capital invested in the soy and beef sectors, which is driving deforestation in the Amazon, is channeled through tax havens.
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But Devine is imagining an endgame for Sanders in which the energy of the campaign is channeled much earlier toward helping Clinton in the general election.
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Ideally, science-based quotas and age and gender limits ensure that wildlife populations are not decimated, while funds are channeled back to communities acting as custodians.
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But look, he's a great entrepreneur and it wouldn't ... His aggression, if it was channeled properly and not so toxic, could've been a really interesting character.
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Takahashi's nickname is Jonio, after Johnny Rotten, whom he channeled in his youth as the lead singer in a punk tribute band, the Tokyo Sex Pistols.
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" But she is also the inspiration for the character, who's only slightly less terrifying than the one channeled by Meryl Streep in "The Devil Wears Prada.
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Via a media blitz worth hundreds of millions of dollars that's flooded the Internet and airwaves, Bloomberg has channeled his energy almost entirely into knocking Trump.
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And most recently, Gerber channeled Crawford's Versace MTV VMAs outfit, wearing a similar strappy bustier top accented with gold buckles, for her 18th birthday in September.
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Recently on the reality show, Caitlyn hilariously channeled her daughter Kylie Jenner's viral slogan "Rise and Shine" while giving an inspirational speech to her fellow teammates.
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Since closing the store, Mr. Moss has channeled his compulsion to "put this next to that" into rearranging the furniture here before Mr. Getchell wakes up.
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But rest assured that as channeled by Ms. Close, who is backed by a 40-piece orchestra, Miss Desmond's ego will be as supersize as ever.
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One of the demands is for 2% of profits from JSE-listed companies to be channeled towards the efforts to end violence against women and children.
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They're channeled from Sandler's mind into ours through a collection of off-kilter tics — a scrunched-up voice, a hot temper or a weirdly jutted jaw.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Qatar pledged $15 billion in investment to Turkey, which will be channeled into banks and financial markets, a Turkish government source told Reuters.
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On Inauguration Day she wore a Tiffany-blue dress and matching jacket by Ralph Lauren that channeled the classic American style closely associated with Mrs. Kennedy.
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The result is a psychotic, psychedelic Fantasia-like opera of crushing riffs, furious growls, and merciless drumming, channeled into one seamless, terrifying, and surprisingly organic narrative.
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Darwin wrote of "endless forms most beautiful" (beauty being in the eye of the beholder) but Cockell makes a strong case that evolution is narrowly channeled.
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Trump, by sharp contrast, campaigned as an economic nationalist and channeled the anger of white working-class voters who felt left behind in a changing America.
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In particular, glacial lake outburst flows, like the Missoula Floods some 13,000 years ago, left behind similar features such as the Channeled Scablands in Washington state.
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While Cersei has always channeled her father in various ways, she now outright copies him in her style, leaning into tight, black perforated and quilted styles.
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With a wide brim black hat and yellow robe, a pregnant Beyoncé channeled her iconic fashions from her Lemonade visual album for her latest maternity photo shoot.
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The regulators said China would prevent funds from being illegally channeled into the property market, and ensure capital allocation between real estate and other industries was balanced.
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This morning, the captivating actress turned entrepreneur channeled her contagious energy into an exciting new venture: the launch of a luminous yet affordable home line at Walmart.
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Yang, like the vast majority of his schoolmates, believes student idealism in this day and age must be channeled towards working with -- rather than against -- the government.
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Mouthing the words to "Lady Marmalade," Panettiere, 26, channeled Christina Aguilera – right down to the bleach-blonde teased tresses, knee-high heels and cleavage-baring burlesque attire.
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I have channeled my feelings of severe hopelessness and depression, I've overcome obstacles, and I have found strength in myself even when it felt out of reach.
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Per People, Lively hit the red carpet at Reynold's Detective Pikachu premiere, sporting a dress that channeled the adorable Pokémon Reynolds portrays in the upcoming noir film.
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When Ben Mackinnon moved into a new apartment with his fiancee a year and a half ago, he channeled a lot of money into their new place.
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Riyadh has historically channeled billions of dollars to Lebanon to help its reconstruction after the 1975-90 civil war and following massive Israeli incursions of south Lebanon.
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Kim Kardashian West, who is currently studying to become a lawyer, just channeled one of the most iconic pop culture law students of all time — Elle Woods!
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Just last week, he channeled the president at the Texas Republican Party's convention, railing against "fake news" and the "liberal media," according to the Dallas Morning News.
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Every Halloween or fancy dress party seems to contain at least one wannabe Kahlo, and celebrities ranging from Beyoncé to Salma Hayek have channeled the Mexican artist.
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To promote a new charity campaign, the "Game of Thrones" star channeled her inner Jon Snow and hit the street of New York City, with amusing results.
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Under the deal, more state cash was channeled to the region for job training and militant groups were handed contracts to protect the pipelines they once bombed.
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When Camila Cabello channeled Ariana Grande's signature high ponytail at the MTV European Music Awards Sunday night, the pop star just couldn't put up with the pain.
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HSBC's Swiss private bank channeled almost 74 million euros ($81 million) through Santander between 2005 and 2008 to pay clients at other banks, Wednesday's court ruling said.
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Of course it doesn't quite sound like Chrome (little truly does), but I think I channeled some of their atmospheres—the clangy motorik-on-the-moon thing.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star channeled bride vibes on Wednesday when she was spotted in Beverly Hills wearing a massive diamond ring — on that finger!
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For this look, her makeup artist, Erika La'Pearl, channeled the flame emoji and used Pat McGrath's Mothership V palette to create a smoky sunset on her eyelids.
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But it was only a few days before she totally transformed again, with a brand new magazine photoshoot where she channeled another star from the 1960s, Cher.
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And while the flows were initially channeled into specific sectors such as precious metals, the evolving trend has been one of increased allocation into broader commodity indices.
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Space tourism will become increasingly affordable in the coming years as an unprecedented amount of capital gets channeled towards the sector, according to a former NASA astronaut.
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Mae Whitman, the actress who played Ann channeled her television character when she shared an election day tweet, proudly showing a Hillary Clinton cap and a snack.
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Cohen wrote prose and poetry until his late 20s, desperate to organize himself on the page, before realizing that those urges might be better channeled into songs.
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Lady Gaga's performance at the 2016 Grammys, in which she channeled David Bowie, used similar technology — but, when you watch closely, the result is less than perfect.
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V. HAMILTON INC SAYS ALL ITS EXISTING ASBESTOS CLAIMS & FUTURE ASBESTOS CLAIMS HAVE BEEN CHANNELED TO A TRUST RESPONSIBLE FOR RESOLVING SUCH CLAIMS Source text for Eikon:
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"I channeled my anger in activism, and I became a very serious human rights activist, political activist, as a result of my fleeing my country," she said.
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Critics doubt that the Ocean Project can accomplish its goals given that an estimated 8 million metric tons of plastic are channeled into our oceans every year.
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Time after time, at rally after rally, attendees would tell the media that Trump got them -- that he effectively channeled their frustrations, their anger and their hopes.
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Some readers, particularly supporters of Mr. Trump, strongly disputed the article's premise, arguing that the anger and frustrations channeled by him are unrelated to race at all.
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Trump spent $306,000 in the latest quarter on payroll and channeled $60,000 to a consulting firm run by his campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, according to NBC News.
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"Oil revenues should be channeled into long-neglected and conflict-battered infrastructure and developing new industries," Turner said, noting the sector's revenue is crucial to reconstruction funding.
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But critics contend that Mr. Bratton is an imperfect vessel for reform, too wedded to an approach that has channeled minority men into the criminal justice system.
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The fashion designer Narciso Rodriguez channeled his admiration for the painter into a green-and-white silk dress, saying that her "purity of line" was the inspiration.
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Imagine if all the effort currently being channeled into street theater and grand PR gestures were redirected toward supporting high-tech upgrades to America's existing coal fleet.
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She acknowledged that writing the book had been "therapy" and "catharsis" for her, but focused on how her experience can be channeled to help Democrats move forward.
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Burton may have spent his childhood in a world that didn't suit him, but he's channeled that into a visual style that unites him with us all.
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If the benefits of startup disruption are not being equally distributed then technology itself looks vulnerable to being rocked by populist movements channeled via existing political systems.
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If The Power of Positive Thinking channeled America's post-war optimism of the '50s, then Infinite Resignation—which came out on July 19—is our contemporary elegy.
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And they and others had been staunch allies of former President Barack Obama in 2008 and 2012, then channeled their support to Hillary Clinton four years later.
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This has caused no small amount of angst and soul searching that she has now channeled it into a show that seeks to chronicle all of it.
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And the fact that the retailer has channeled success through Instagram is no accident: Saghian admits to paying celebrities to post pictures of themselves wearing the brand.
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A fracturing punctuation to a brilliant career—a paralyzingly sad end that re-contextualizes the source of the subterranean depths and supernatural highs that his voice channeled.
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Actually, not poor me, because I channeled this angst into action and went out and got myself a better job with better pay and (seemingly) better people.
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Denolle noted that the geology of the region makes it so that tremors from nearby areas are channeled toward Mexico City, making any seismic activity a threat.
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Mine is 12/14 But Mr. Richman also channeled his grief into action, leaving his job at a pharmaceutical company to focus full time on the foundation.
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At first, I wasn't quite sure how this was "a hint to the multilingual answers," until I channeled what little high school Spanish I could still recall.
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If I get letters or messages from people who love how those ideas have been channeled into fabrics, then I know I am on the right track.
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He becomes a force that cannot be stopped or contained, much to creator Matt Furie's distress — but one that can be channeled for good or for evil.
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The study -- fueled in large part by industry funds channeled through the foundation -- according to the New York Times, is the Moderate Alcohol and Cardiovascular Health Trial.
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Britney channeled Madonna's 'Like a Virgin' video clip when she walked out at the 2003 MTV Awards stage wearing this white bridal inspired outfit, veil and all.
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When he got out he stepped back from politics — but by 6383 France had a new boss, and David channeled his propagandistic genius into a new vessel.
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It does not have the swelling orchestral strains of "Glory to Hong Kong," which seem to have channeled Hongkongers' hopes, fears and despair in a unique way.
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Before she channeled her pain into art through "More," Halsey performed a poem about rape and reproductive health at the 2018 Women's March in New York City.
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The 30-year-old singer reflected on the formative moment and explained that rather than shying away from the spotlight, she channeled her emotions into her work.
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However, just like the aftermath of the Anita Hill hearings, the defeat and despair that crippled millions of women across the country was soon channeled into activism.
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Known as the father of South African jazz, the trumpet master channeled the struggle against apartheid into soulful compositions that championed the experiences of ordinary South Africans.
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"The water has been collected, channeled and treated in the industrial effluent treatment station as normal," Norsk Hydro said, adding that alumina production had not been impacted.
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Much of China's outward investments are channeled through Hong Kong "due to the trust of Chinese and foreign firms on Hong Kong's institutional framework," the bank said.
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Earlier this year, however, May successfully channeled Nick Timothy's rhetorical skills, first when she formally accepted her new position and subsequently in a more detailed keynote address.
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The new Pandora Case describes how almost $12 million allocated by the Agriculture Ministry for farm programs was instead channeled through two foundations to the election campaigns.
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But the information sent to French prosecutors shows that much of the cash was then channeled to a Lebanese company controlled by Ghosn associates, the sources said.
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It was a book where I channeled a lot of my anxiety about the future into it, and then 20 years later found myself living in that future.
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They channeled one of their biggest influences, Thin Lizzy, on a rendition of their song, "Emerald," which appeared as a bonus track on the CD version of Remission.
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" He also channeled a familiar and pointed progressive criticism of Harris, noting that before he was elected to the Senate at age 29, "I was a public defender.
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Donning a blonde wig and black-leggings, Guthrie epically channeled Newton-John's iconic Grease character Sandy for the morning show, while Daly dressed as her summer lover, Danny.
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Donning a blonde wig and black leggings, Guthrie epically channeled Newton-John's iconic Grease character Sandy for the morning show, while Daly dressed as her summer lover, Danny.
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Three years ago, Jenner channeled another famous pop icon for Halloween: Christina Aguilera, who coincidentally was also on stage at the time of Madonna and Spears' 2003 kiss.
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At an Iowa campaign stop on Thursday, one brave high school student channeled her inner rom-com star and asked him to be her date to the dance.
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Paris Hilton channeled 101 Dalmatians' Cruella de Vil by sporting a black and white hairstyle, and she even walked the runway carrying a small dog for full effect.
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The 48-year-old actor channeled his inner Derek Morgan — the character he played on the series — in a shirtless selfie he shared to Instagram late Wednesday night.
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