They're aiming to open up to all comers in fall.
|
|
"The trial is written for all comers," Dr. Sharma said.
|
|
This team is ready for war and will body all comers.
|
|
Sportsheets New Comers Strap-On & Dildo, $25.95, available at Adult Empire.
|
|
Infrastructure investments tend to benefit all comers, not just the investors.
|
|
The arm starts thinking for itself, killing all-comers with impunity.
|
|
It's consistently beating all comers in my early-season grilling matchups.
|
|
Some primaries are open to party loyalists; others to all comers.
|
|
But the future is still bright, there are up and comers.
|
|
Paying top dollar means, among other things, 5G for all-comers.
|
|
Unwilling to bend the rules, the crew sends the late-comers away.
|
|
The 2016 Race Ted Cruz beat all comers in Monday's Iowa caucuses.
|
|
The venerable institutions may benefit as much as the up-and-comers.
|
|
On the student level, several of the stars are up-and-comers.
|
|
Nobody dislikes sustainability, and it is capacious enough to welcome all comers.
|
|
It was a world best this year and a UK all-comers record.
|
|
But that "carry all comers" decision itself is an exercise of editorial discretion.
|
|
Nonetheless, the data does reveal some apparent up-and-comers among startup hubs.
|
|
The late comers are more likely to just want to view those photos.
|
|
Here are just a few, from the stalwarts to the up-and-comers.
|
|
It also includes art installations and late-night concerts by up-and-comers.
|
|
Now she is facing down all comers, from her own party and beyond.
|
|
So those are my two up-and-comers; those guys are doing okay.
|
|
And Notre Dame may prove a tough out for all comers this season.
|
|
St. John's wants more comers than it gets; this price cut may help.
|
|
Experienced mathematicians warn up-and-comers to stay away from the Collatz conjecture.
|
|
That is not to say America's borders should be opened to all comers.
|
|
"Guaranteed issue" requires that an insurer take all comers regardless of their medical condition.
|
|
Hiroshi Tanahashi continued his aging great champion gimmick with fire matches against all comers.
|
|
While other cities indulged in occasional bouts of sectarian bloodletting, Aleppo welcomed all comers.
|
|
They would never make public statements about being ready to take on all comers.
|
|
Hell, I'm not even entirely sure I'm confident enough to take on all comers.
|
|
But in previous elections, mayoral debates featuring all comers proved unwieldy and not informative.
|
|
The sense of an epistemological free-for-all provides an opening to all comers.
|
|
These are up-and-comers who are transforming the energy industry through their work.
|
|
Polling -- nationally and in key early states -- shows Biden lengthening his lead over all comers.
|
|
To this end, he might be paired with one of the division's up-and-comers.
|
|
Squeezed into a radiant, green dress, Lovette welcomed all comers - she is the landlady here.
|
|
So many great up-and-comers mixed in with the heavyhitters of punk and hardcore.
|
|
There are also many up and comers where investors can get some capital growth too.
|
|
Today, some of its more offbeat up-and-comers will have a chance to shine.
|
|
Unlike most teen comers of the day, Daya's fan base was not initially cultivated online.
|
|
There are highly selective fellowships for up-and-comers, most of them writers of color.
|
|
Art Scout is a regular column out of Australia that profiles creative up-and-comers.
|
|
The only way to bring in more women was to bring in up-and-comers.
|
|
Promising up-and-comers have long found themselves languishing, with nowhere to up and come.
|
|
But some stagers, loath to miss out on a revenue stream, are taking all comers.
|
|
Intel VP Steven Holmes said in an interview that Intel is ready for all comers.
|
|
That show and the one in 2005 focused on the work of up-and-comers.
|
|
He proved that by beating all comers in the first round of Ukraine's presidential election.
|
|
La La Land leads all comers, tying the record for most Oscar nominations with 14 nods.
|
|
The Grammys are a time for music legends and up-and-comers to share a stage.
|
|
It must occur in a sufficient frequency and volume and you have to accept all comers.
|
|
More recently, n+1, The New Inquiry, and Muumuu House cast a shadow over all comers.
|
|
Matthew McConaughey is joining other celebrity late-comers in saying "alright, alright, alright" to joining Instagram.
|
|
Today they travel from one heavily immigrant Paris suburb to another every Saturday, taking all comers.
|
|
The list includes institutions like Philippe the Original and highlights up-and-comers like Tacos 1986.
|
|
" Given the current uncertainties faced by up-and-comers, "you won't have that in the future.
|
|
Thanks to YouTube and streaming music services, the language of jazz is open to all comers.
|
|
Movements thrive by engaging all comers, not by calling people names, breaking windows or making threats.
|
|
We're getting closer to it — and when you get to that point, bring on all comers.
|
|
Still, among those adventurous enough to take on all comers, the forums have often been telling.
|
|
The company wants the up-and-comers to feel proud to be associated with the brand.
|
|
Conversely, the 2019 reboot will feature a lot of A-listers, in addition to up-and-comers.
|
|
So here, I rounded up some Latina up-and-comers who are killing the game right now.
|
|
If you get complacent as a leader, you're an easy target for hungry, hustling up-and-comers.
|
|
Here are the female auteurs, writer/directors and up-and-comers you need to know in 2016.
|
|
Up-and-comers Head and Ilse Paulis had qualified at the last chance qualification regatta in May.
|
|
The ECJ supervises the European Common Aviation Area, for example, which opens European skies to all-comers.
|
|
The Apple Watch conquered all comers and became the most important wearable in the world in 2017.
|
|
Nagy suggests instead Denmark's Faroe Islands, Todos Santos in Mexico, and Dakar, Senegal, as up-and-comers.
|
|
Late comers are SOL if they're dudes and don't pick up a girl on their ice flight.
|
|
Khan is known to take on all comers, but that reputation suffers the longer he avoids Brook.
|
|
Blackberries lumbered through the coral like lions on the hunt, eviscerating all "serious" comers with better software.
|
|
He wins something like half of the hundreds of games he plays every week, against all comers.
|
|
Crisscrossing the country, the Celtics whipped all comers, exhibiting their skills in dingy dancehalls and cramped arenas.
|
|
Cora was billed as the championess wrestler of the world, willing to take on all female comers.
|
|
On the Republican side, Trump continues to lead all comers with 31 percent of the national vote.
|
|
Wherever powerful men work and have influence over young female up-and-comers, there's potential for abuse.
|
|
The post-Oscar soirées became a melting pot of Hollywood's up-and-comers mingling with old favorites.
|
|
They are spaces open to all comers, including those who identify as trans, agender, asexual, and straight.
|
|
He's exceptionally confrontational, constantly trumpeting his willingness to debate all comers on Twitter and on Jihad Watch.
|
|
A base for numerous United Nations bodies, its open economy and tolerant ethos have attracted all comers.
|
|
President Trump's improbable campaign focused on the singular importance of trust — trust in Donald Trump against all comers.
|
|
But they are flattered that outsiders are interested, and insist on their right to parley with all comers.
|
|
He avoided addressing the constitutionality of the decision to require the baker to make cakes for all comers.
|
|
An African-American team, the Oak Leafs played all-comers, including Bay Area white teams and college squads.
|
|
Despite these losses, Fox News has continued to beat all comers in cable ratings, including non-news networks.
|
|
In spite of the heavy competition, Gallivan believes that BlueJeans is well positioned to take on all comers.
|
|
Just as the anointment of Vaquera as comers has brought the label attention, it has also invited criticism.
|
|
Are the rich countries obligated to take in any and all comers from the countries they have despoiled?
|
|
Meet the 36 rising stars of Madison Avenue revolutionizing advertisingTanya Dua rounded up up and comers in advertising.
|
|
Up first: Charitably minded online bidding opened on Monday to all comers for more than 2202 donated items.
|
|
Up first: Charitably minded online bidding opened on Monday to all comers for more than 200 donated items.
|
|
St. Petersburg is perhaps the most enlightened, treating all comers to its clinic and sponsoring an advertising campaign.
|
|
Wall Street Journal reporters go dumpster diving, and then resell the trash on Amazon's take-all-comers marketplace.
|
|
The Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act, a 1985 law, requires that hospital emergency departments treat all comers.
|
|
Sbiet reported that the Saskatoon and Calgary basketball scenes are packed with Sudanese and Cameroonians, and are comers.
|
|
Twitch streamers, YouTubers, indie game developers, vaporwave 3D artists, machine learning tinkerers, live video performers — the up-and-comers.
|
|
When these later-comers turned up, I wanted to ask them, "What took you so long?" but I didn't.
|
|
A handful of up-and-comers with hefty population growth, like Nashville and Austin, are thriving alongside the superstars.
|
|
But Joanne is a take-all-comers kind of artist, who right now is focusing squarely on the music.
|
|
Held in Basketball City along the East River, the independent art fair is saturated with contemporary up-and-comers.
|
|
They're endlessly looped on TV's sports highlights shows, the boo-yah stage for ogling superstars and up-and-comers.
|
|
Golovkin's willingness to fight all comers and his hard-hitting knockouts have made him a sensation among fight aficionados.
|
|
We think picking a No. 1 seed to defeat all comers in its quadrant seems like a bad idea.
|
|
But the South Carolina convention, virtually a required stop for presidential hopefuls, is typically open to all journalistic comers.
|
|
And the upstart prince, above center, is taking on all comers: the royal family, wealthy Saudis, Iran and Hezbollah.
|
|
That this is untrue — candidates have done post-event photos with all comers for years — can feel almost irrelevant.
|
|
Unlike Trump, who engenders loathing among Democrats and love from his base, incumbent Republicans evoke disdain from all comers.
|
|
Serena Williams is such an insane athlete, she's playing tennis while 7 months pregnant -- and will still destroy all comers!!
|
|
"ExxonMobil, like Chevron, are late comers in the Shandong market," said an independent refining executive at a plant in Dongying.
|
|
Many do not simply set up their platform and sit back, letting all-comers join and set about striking bargains.
|
|
Social impact companies are increasingly finding success recruiting the "up and comers at director and senior management levels," he added.
|
|
Imagine watching a lineup of LeBron James, Kevin Durant, and Steph Curry take on all comers in 3-on-3.
|
|
After ETS ditched the MBTI in 1975, Myers found a publisher with no qualms about selling it to all-comers.
|
|
Private property owners and private lessees would face the unappetizing choice of allowing all comers or closing the platform altogether.
|
|
In fact, there isn't much it doesn't offer, including many of the best cult brands and up-and-comers alike.
|
|
Last year IBM released Quantum Experience, which lets all comers play around with a crude quantum computer over the internet.
|
|
Others, though, are up and comers — regional brewers whose name hasn't quite made it onto the lips of beer lovers.
|
|
Leonard is a franchise-altering presence who will alleviate an aging Lowry while up-and-comers bloom by his side.
|
|
The failure of Opdivo to work for "all comers" in lung cancer was first announced in August, without any details.
|
|
It's a clever ploy, a word vague enough to appeal to all comers and too forceful for many to ignore.
|
|
True, Rosset had an excellent eye for literary comers — he bet early on Samuel Beckett, Jean Genet and Eugène Ionesco.
|
|
But on Monday, Uber, the ride-hailing company known globally for competing ruthlessly against all comers, waved the white flag.
|
|
Despite other up-and-comers, it's still the first and only private entity to have successfully launched a memorial spaceflight.
|
|
As has been noted repeatedly, it has a hard-earned reputation as a dead end for talented up-and-comers.
|
|
The death of NYFW would mean a destructive decline in opportunity for these up-and-comers, and nobody wants that.
|
|
We identified up and comers who are doing just that at the top PR firms like Edelman, Ketchum, and MSL.
|
|
A sign warned all comers that the water is cold and deep, and that entry is limited to competent swimmers.
|
|
But for most liberal Israelis, Zionism concretely means building a modern Hebrew-speaking civil society that can assimilate all comers.
|
|
But the conference also featured up-and-comers like The Wing co-founder Audrey Gelman and venture capitalist Arlan Hamilton.
|
|
All the up-and-comers into stand-up or improv seem to love the New Movement, the Hideout, and ColdTowne.
|
|
Yuliya races in collegiate events that welcome all-comers, but she expects 2020 to be her last year of competition.
|
|
Mr. Woetzel has established the festival as a place to see both major dance stars and up-and-comers perform.
|
|
Salazar is joined by a cast of A-listers and up-and-comers, none of whom get the full CGI treatment.
|
|
Amazon's version has been released on an "open-source" basis, letting all comers look at the source code and suggest improvements.
|
|
A few comers have attempted this nearly impossible feat and now the X-ONE H1 is now giving it a try.
|
|
It looks like Hollywood's up-and-comers are doing their best to shift the narrative and shine a light on positivity.
|
|
And older workers should be encouraged to see the bright side of learning new skills from tech-savvy up-and-comers.
|
|
Meanwhile, global PC sales, where Microsoft's Windows OS maintains a huge advantage over all comers, have dropped every year since 2012.
|
|
This is him destroying all comers during his senior year at Chicago's Perspectives Charter School way back in 2010 and 2011.
|
|
In 1954, two fashion world up-and-comers were honored by the International Wool Secretariat for their work in women's wear.
|
|
This week PEOPLE hosted its annual Ones to Watch party, celebrating all the talented up-and-comers in the entertainment industry.
|
|
The three vibrant options to choose from are all original works of super cool art from kick-ass up-and-comers.
|
|
With more than 7,000 moulds, says Mr Helfrich, the Gipsformerei is "unique in offering casts of every mould to all comers".
|
|
Between supporting up and comers and hanging out with kids in Mumbai, Bieber is reclaiming his narrative in a positive way.
|
|
The Up and Comers The real winners of the Bellator NYC and Bellator 180 cards were the up and coming talent.
|
|
As with solar, companies that win early approval keep generous FITs for up to 20123 years, while late-comers miss out.
|
|
The American market is open to virtually all comers; what tariffs remain are small hurdles for countries looking for American consumers.
|
|
He won the light-heavyweight title in 2011 at 23, and defended it eight times against all comers without a defeat.
|
|
Phelps won his signature event, the 200 butterfly and exulted afterward, gesturing as if to say he'd take on all comers.
|
|
Management teams worry that top analysts and young up-and-comers they want to keep will follow colleagues out the door.
|
|
The Stud originally opened as a Western-themed leather bar in 1966 and today is an LGBT+ bar welcoming all-comers.
|
|
WhatsApp and Instagram simply became another cog in Zuckerberg's everything machine, a means to help it crush any and all comers.
|
|
There's a lot of good work, which is global in scope and not by a list of prevetted up-and-comers.
|
|
The president, known for fighting his political wars simultaneously on multiple fronts, seems intent on taking on all comers in Asia.
|
|
When it's trying to get third parties to work with its products, Amazon throws open the doors and invites all comers.
|
|
Soon after, she e-mails Frances and Bobbi to suggest profiling them as literary up-and-comers for a local magazine.
|
|
Patreon has access to data on up-and-comers that it likely feels is too good not to make use of.
|
|
Snowden does not belong in the same category as Julian Assange's WikiLeaks, which indiscriminately makes stolen material available to all comers.
|
|
I've got a list: If I could go back to those conversations, I'd tell those up-and-comers one more thing.
|
|
While the big brands dominate the scene at Baselworld, up-and-comers also flock to town looking to make a mark.
|
|
Too often, though, Grammy Moments have meant fading elders performing alongside up-and-comers who learned their "influences" on the TelePrompTer.
|
|
And because BMI operates under close antitrust scrutiny, it's required to license its music to all comers on a nondiscriminatory basis.
|
|
In battle, where other kings stood back, Maximilian raced in on foot, and showcased his fearlessness by challenging all comers to duels.
|
|
That's a marked difference from the 2015 ceremony, when HBO utterly dominated all comers, with 19953 wins to second place NBC's 12.
|
|
They were up-and-comers enjoying early tastes of steady work and visibility, and they knew each other by name and reputation.
|
|
How is it possible that a loudmouth with no safety catch on his shocking opinions can beat all comers for the nomination?
|
|
If there is a desire for a bench filled with younger up-and-comers, Biden's name somehow continues to make the rounds.
|
|
Amazon has, for better or for worse, pursued a policy of open and aggressive courting of all comers with its software strategy.
|
|
On top of being up-and-comers in their industries, they're also the younger siblings to some of your already-famous favorites.
|
|
Here we have the Flash, a smiling Superman, Cyborg, Wonder Woman, Batman, and Aquaman assembled and ready to take on all comers.
|
|
While he acknowledges some blemishes in John Churchill, he stoutly defends him against all comers -- especially later historians such as Thomas Macaulay.
|
|
Phelps won his signature event, the 200 butterfly, and exulted afterward, gesturing as if to say he would take on all comers.
|
|
Sophia Amoruso: Are there any up and comers that you would shout out or be like, "Damn," —Huda Kattan: There's a lot.
|
|
Moderates do not consider our country's unwillingness to take any and all comers at any point an equivalent to a modern Holocaust.
|
|
Frank Bruni IN normal times, a party's leaders and comers grovel for roles in the convention and prime time on its stage.
|
|
During the interim, other executives in the horse race tend to peel off, letting up-and-comers take over their own roles.
|
|
Participants range from up-and-comers to behemoths like David Yurman and Fred Leighton, and events will include panels and studio tours.
|
|
Trending The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo has plenty to offer all comers — even if the rodeo itself isn't up your alley.
|
|
In 21, Australia and New Zealand runners were allowed in the Cup, and by 22001 the race was opened to all comers.
|
|
In New York City comedy, it is notoriously difficult for comics, especially up-and-comers, to find stage time at reputable clubs.
|
|
Online platforms like Facebook, Linkedin, Slack, and up-and-comers like Hopin have done the heavy lifting by creating spaces to play.
|
|
The food greeted all comers who stepped off the modern bustle of Midtown Manhattan and stepped back 113 years earlier to Dublin.
|
|
Most conventional mosquito traps capture all comers - moths, flies, other mosquito varieties - leaving a pile of specimens for entomologists to sort through.
|
|
In fact, for centuries Kurds have fought famously, taking on all comers: Persians, Ottomans, Arabs, British and the various governments of Iraq.
|
|
Part of Ms. Brown's job is to know the right people, the interesting characters, the up-and-comers and the established players.
|
|
Three weeks after the election, I happened to attend a meeting of Democratic up-and-comers from around the country in Washington.
|
|
Before those acting races narrow, then, here are seven of those up-and-comers and scene-stealers the academy ought to consider.
|
|
NBC is about to do just that with Bright Futures, a pilot starring Emily Ratajkowski and some other equally attractive up-and-comers.
|
|
It should be less intimidating for new comers and easier to provide the same tools on a computer, a tablet and a phone.
|
|
Last night Baker Mayfield, the swaggering former signal caller for the Oklahoma Sooners announced he was officially ready to take on all comers.
|
|
Texas GOP Sen Ted Cruz, a conservative who is on the working group, said it is "essential" Republicans include views from all comers.
|
|
He is just 6-7 and 230 pounds, but he was like a knight on the parapets, swinging his mace at all comers.
|
|
These are typically cards littered with local fighters, up-and-comers and the veteran big names reaching the twilight of their glittering careers.
|
|
If Armstrong is the people's stadium, Connors — a man for all courts, who took on all comers — was their choice, and their champ.
|
|
The aggregate cast of those projects is a virtual encyclopedia of '70s celebrity, a startling compendium of has-beens and up-and-comers.
|
|
For the up-and-comers to be concerned about age, fatigue and injury, rather than the two-time defending champions, seemed fairly backward.
|
|
But back home, he developed a reputation for taking on all comers, making himself ubiquitous with regular constituent forums and social media savvy.
|
|
Accidental drug overdoses have claimed the lives of established rappers including Mac Miller and up-and-comers like Juice WRLD and Lil Peep.
|
|
Dark comedy "Vice," a scathing look at the rise to power of former U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney, led all comers with six nods.
|
|
For the past six years, he has outbid all comers for the first tuna of the year sold by Tokyo's famed Tsukiji fish market.
|
|
The evening's lineup was a mixture of older artists, today's hit-makers and up-and-comers, with baritones in the Travis mold well represented.
|
|
Cole Sprouse has been cast as Jughead, and various up-and-comers will be playing Betty, Veronica and Josie (yes, of the Pussycats fame).
|
|
A Strategy Analytics research report on global smartphone sales crowned the iPhone the undisputed leader in the market, as Apple absolutely dominated all comers.
|
|
Instead, Firework is focused on what it calls "premium user-gen" — meaning it will feature a mix of professional creators and up-and-comers.
|
|
But there is a way in which art for art's sake is the art most open to all comers, and the most (potentially) ethical.
|
|
Doocy, who has hosted "Fox & Friends" since its inception, in 1998, is the show's jovial, distant dad, greeting all comers with a bemused rictus.
|
|
In a compelling match up of up-and-comers, Gallagher—the grappling savant with much room for improvement in his striking—met Chinzo Machida.
|
|
But Mr. Timberlake is on firm footing here, once again gliding over a disco-pop beat and urging all comers to catch the spirit.
|
|
He said while big companies like Apple and Microsoft will continue to innovate and "fight" each other, he's also looking for disruptive new comers.
|
|
The populist Democrat famously opened the White House to all comers after his inauguration, turning the normally dignified executive mansion into a mob scene.
|
|
The tides started changing for Canadian Smash at the country's largest major event, Get On My Level 93, where Ally took on all comers.
|
|
Copies of the publication, whose pages have carried works by Mad magazine legends alongside up-and-comers like Abby Jame, are free to customers.
|
|
But they could have identified some young comers from swing and heartland states and elevated them to positions of greater prominence than they did.
|
|
And it's in the desert wasteland of Gariseb, where Rebecca feverishly treats all comers, that McNeil's writing is most luminous, both spare and powerful.
|
|
They provide a spectrum of care, from medical and dental to behavioral and pharmacy needs, to all ages and all comers — insured or not.
|
|
But out of all the up-and-comers, there's one celebrity who's sky-rocketing to supermodel stardom at lightening speed, Michael Jackson's daughter, Paris Jackson.
|
|
For the past six years he has outbid all comers for the first bluefin tuna of the year sold by Tokyo's famed Tsukiji fish market.
|
|
You may not know the names of these Generation Z up-and-comers yet, but they're about to make it big — all on their own.
|
|
I hope he sheds the robe of the cynical mystic, and comes back as a quick-witted jokester who can take all comers, himself included.
|
|
That is the view put forward by Jacob Mchangama, a Danish lawyer and founder of a think-tank which defends free speech against all comers.
|
|
If you keep up with the Customer Choice Awards each year, you may notice a few returning champs, new comers, and even some dark horses.
|
|
Notice that AWS sits alone on the right side of the graph and all other comers are far back in spite of gaudy growth rates.
|
|
Unlike some other coding schools, AcadGild takes all comers (and offers a refund to students who don't feel they can keep up with the coursework).
|
|
It's a decent enough starting point, but honestly, Facebook doesn't seem particularly interested in courting more developers or opening up the API to all comers.
|
|
"These makeup artists are a mix of up-and-comers who are ones to watch, and others whose creative work inspires me," he told Refinery29.
|
|
Similarly, critics claim that the program reduces class size by not accepting new students beyond fourth grade, whereas zoned public schools must accept all comers.
|
|
The Welsh players were enjoying seeing how far their team spirit could take them, but were also serious about pitting their strengths against all comers.
|
|
The roster is a quick-burning amalgamation of Charlie Strong's upperclassmen, Bobby Petrino's up-and-comers and a passel of transfers banished from other schools.
|
|
In years past, it is hard to imagine as creature feature-based an item as 'The Shape of Water' leading all comers with 13 nominations.
|
|
It used to be that Brazilian cards were stocked with old timers in their twilight years and local up and comers being fed easy victories.
|
|
Dozens of up-and-comers saddle up with major fashion houses for an edit that's heavy on forever pieces styled in a forward-thinking way.
|
|
But not only would all comers be guaranteed a job under this scheme, the job would pay $19903 an hour plus full health care benefits.
|
|
The 'Up and Comers' Award honors the lesser-known heroes of enterprise tech who are leading important projects at companies with popular apps and services.
|
|
Works by established artists including Daniel Buren, Francis Alÿs and Huma Bhabha commingle with those by up-and-comers like Harold Ancart and Thea Djordjadze.
|
|
Works by established artists including Daniel Buren, Francis Alÿs and Huma Bhabha commingle with those by up-and-comers like Harold Ancart and Thea Djordjadze.
|
|
But if anyone can pull this one off, it's the cast of Emergence, which is filled with both television veterans and promising up-and-comers.
|
|
And they recorded more visits to hospital emergency rooms, which are required by law to care for all comers, regardless of their ability to pay.
|
|
So send us your up-and-comers, your rockstars, the new folks on your team that you already know have ideas that will take them places.
|
|
All your faves are included, from HGTV veterans Jonathan and Drew Scott of Property Brothers to up-and-comers Ben and Erin Napier of Home Town.
|
|
Atlantium was a way of expressing my broadly progressive political views in an age and at a time when progressivism was under attack from all comers.
|
|
None of the veterans is playing his very best tennis these days, but all three are ageing gracefully, easily swatting aside threats from up-and-comers.
|
|
While we already knew many of these influential beauty up-and-comers, it's especially exciting to see them honored for what they truly are: business entrepreneurs.
|
|
The standalone app is launching this summer and will feature 400 comedians and allow a way for up-and-comers to upload their comedy at will.
|
|
The show gives unknown up-and-comers the opportunity to make their own movie and it has yielded several films that have been forgotten to time.
|
|
The revamp comes as Tencent, which owns stakes in Snap, sees increasing rivalry from up-and-comers like video app TikTok and news app Jinri Toutiao.
|
|
Some of these fellas have YouTube followers in the millions, while others are up-and-comers — either way, you're going to want to hit "follow," STAT.
|
|
Plus, we saw industry veterans like Karolina Kurkova and Alek Wek stride down the carpeted runway alongside up-and-comers like Iskra Lawrence and Jocelyn Corona.
|
|
Golovkin's hard hitting knockouts and willingness to fight all comers have made him a viral video sensation and one of the biggest draws among fight aficionados.
|
|
But the car maker is one of those things: it's always simply there, at the top of the mountain, telling all comers to bring it on.
|
|
Kate Atkinson, Dennis Lehane, Stef Penney, Gillian Flynn, Laura Lippman, Megan Abbott — and two of my favorite up-and-comers are Jamie Mason and Elizabeth Little.
|
|
A Washington group that represents Google, Facebook and other internet giants — as well as some up-and-comers — is trying crowd funding for its favorite lawmakers.
|
|
But a name isn't everything — not all Disney and Nickelodeon apps are educational — and sticking only with familiar brands may leave out exciting up-and-comers.
|
|
With Serena leading, the Williams sisters have opened the U.S. Open to all comers, attracting fans who may never have paid attention to tennis at all.
|
|
State television said voting officially ended in the parliamentary election at 2000 GMT after it was extended several times to allow late-comers to cast ballots.
|
|
State television said voting officially ended in the parliamentary election at 2000 GMT after it was extended several times to allow late-comers to cast ballots.
|
|
As the astronomical event gets closer, late-comers who want in on the two minutes of solar action can still get lucky — if they act quick.
|
|
This month, Congress passed the Fiscal Year 2019 Defense Authorization Act that included provisions addressing the need to preserve America's technological dominance over all potential comers.
|
|
Curated by Courtney Puckett, Drawing for Sculpture will feature drawings by 210 sculptors, from heavy hitters like Louise Bourgeois to up-and-comers like Rachel Beach.
|
|
Obamacare limits the ability to charge higher premiums for women and older people, and it forces insurers to take all comers, even people who are already sick.
|
|
Although insurers are required to sell coverage to all comers during open enrollment, the Secretary of HHS can waive the ACA rule requiring annual open enrollment periods.
|
|
Rather than guarantee paid jobs for all comers, the systems across the Atlantic often give employees too much protection and charge employers taxes that are too high.
|
|
Different still are the network-specific streamers, like the up-and-comers HBO Max and Disney+, and the more niche offerings, like Shudder, Kanopy, Mubi, and Criterion.
|
|
Sally, an actress hovering around the age agents start telling up-and-comers they might be past their sell-by date, is needy, self-obsessed, and insecure.
|
|
She's on the roster at L.A.'s coolest (and only) all-nail agency — Nailing Hollywood — and is one of the top up-and-comers in the field.
|
|
They're not one of the leading team so they have a tendency to pick up and comers or people who aren't well known and aren't that demanding.
|
|
Malka is still active in Latin American investments, and some of the fintech portfolio that he's amassed includes up-and-comers in South America's fintech community, too.
|
|
In 1998, Nasdaq started a project called Next Nasdaq — or what Nasdaq was going to become — and they decided to handpick some of the up-and-comers.
|
|
He would gyrate provocatively as he walked to the ring, strut about to nineties garage, then somersault his way over the ropes and spark out all comers.
|
|
Gus Malzahn and Auburn are taking on all comers in 2018, but the degree of difficulty in the Tigers' upcoming schedule might be even stronger than expected.
|
|
Tech outfits including giants like Amazon, Facebook, Google and Microsoft and up-and-comers like Airbnb and Uber hope that sort of improved efficiency means more profit.
|
|
But investors did not extend that favor to up-and-comers like Snap, a social media darling that was expected to revive the market for technology IPOs.
|
|
A limited run of the hardbound books that backers received are now available to all comers, nestled amid the Firewatch merch in Campo Santo's in-house shop.
|
|
Tracks by up-and-comers like De Grandi and Sunareht are experimental but vibrant, showing the possibility that comes from blowing apart walls between scenes and styles.
|
|
"We cannot be said to have done anything more than increase their general terror of, and hostility to, all comers," Mr. Portman wrote in his 1899 book.
|
|
The younger Mr. Miller — true to form — established himself as the perpetually debate-ready boy who most enjoyed taking on all comers in 10th-grade confirmation class.
|
|
Teenage juveniles in the musical supposed the streets were their domain to be controlled, to be defended against all comers, to provide a stage for their swagger.
|
|
Its owner, known by the nickname Skinny Razor (played by Bobby Cannavale in the film), was like a mentor to the up-and-comers, journalists later wrote.
|
|
Martin McCann is the title character, who lives alone and fends off all comers until two women (Mia Goth and Olwen Fouéré) turn up at his doorstep.
|
|
It's not that any of the crop of up-and-comers is secretly plotting to replace Pelosi and company anytime soon — especially not after seeing Ohio Rep.
|
|
The all-star lineup also includes a bounty of underground up-and-comers, including Jeremiah Meece, Shyboi, Tygapaw b2b JX Cannon, and a live performance by Quay Dash.
|
|
From red-carpet mainstays like Sandra Oh to Hollywood up-and-comers like Fiona Xie, everyone at this year's SAG Awards showed up in a bun-bang combo.
|
|
Right now, it seems that Spotify doesn't know whether up-and-comers can have more pull than established names, like Amy Schumer, who already has a Spotify show.
|
|
Tasha: Well, the thing there is that video games don't culturally own the idea of naked power fantasies, particularly of the "one dude can take all comers" variety.
|
|
The concerts also offered the opportunity for a few up-and-comers to test their chops on a stadium crowd – and now on a TV audience, as well.
|
|
It was a surprising step for a talented young designer who was used to rubbing shoulders with then-up-and-comers Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, and Marc Jacobs.
|
|
Up-and-comers Jimmie Allen, Tenille Townes, Runaway June, Jordan Davis, Morgan Wallen and Mitchell Tenpenny also will get their moment in the spotlight on a side stage.
|
|
Dear White People casted up-and-comers Mike Powers (as a presidential play on Scandal's Fitz) and Presilah Nunez as Olive Bishop (a clever rendition of Olivia Pope).
|
|
Not many people get to work with Hollywood's biggest up-and-comers, but makeup artist Allan Avendaño calls some of film and music's biggest budding stars his clients.
|
|
I bring a great bottle of wine I've been saving from from a small winery in California and crack it open for the early-comers, my CEO included.
|
|
Spotify already has a reputation of being a hitmaker for new artists and other up-and-comers, but now the company is turning its prowess into a product.
|
|
I would love to be able to pass on the knowledge and wisdom that I have about live performances to up-and-comers and hopefully help people out.
|
|
Sandstorm: In the early 2000s, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency decided to accelerate self-driving development with an open-to-all-comers race across the Mojave Desert.
|
|
Business people know that every seller charging the same price to any and all comers is the best way to spur more supply, more competition, and better quality.
|
|
It's rare to find a bank that doesn't offer bill pay services, in fact, outside of a handful of smaller up-and-comers that aren't full-service banks.
|
|
Tourism has made its mark in the agricultural town: Cruise boats line the quay, and the drivers of the horse-drawn carriages known as calèches stampede all comers.
|
|
Not only was the start-up looking to disrupt the car insurance market, it was now just one of a number of up-and-comers in the city.
|
|
But there are risks to effectively becoming your own genre — understudies and comers will do what they can to follow what you've already done, but so will you.
|
|
The card might lack star power, but there's some good stuff to be found on UFC 220 for the fight fan with an eye for up-and-comers.
|
|
More recently, Tokimonsta has used her recuperated gift to champion new artists, releasing a compilation of work by up-and-comers on her own label, Young Art Records.
|
|
A nation of only five million people has crushed all comers, including sports behemoths like Germany and the United States, in the events Norwegians care about the most.
|
|
President Trump, who declared that trade wars are easy to win, has also welcomed an arms race on the grounds that the United States would beat all comers.
|
|
Business Insider is launching a list of the rising stars of the industry — up-and-comers within startups, energy giants, or other institutions helping push the transition forward.
|
|
It has been the home for luminaries in other sports as well, including baseball and swimming, most recently Reece Whitley, who is one of swimming's up-and-comers.
|
|
Last year, Combs came in 22nd on the list in a year when Swift bested all-comers with $170 million after her best-selling "1989" album and world tour.
|
|
Pickett's mixed fortunes in the UFC's bantamweight division is largely due to his attitude to fighting, taking on all comers, of which includes some of the division's most dangerous.
|
|
Listen to the emotional reverberations of "You See," see if you can catch them performing live in your city, and stay tuned for more from these up and comers.
|
|
A proven knockout artist in the lighter weight ranks, Lobov has long been known on the European scene for taking on all comers at a variety of weight classes.
|
|
Some are young up-and-comers (Sarah Palin, Paul Ryan, Al Gore, Dan Quayle), and some are older with vast experience (Joe Biden, Dick Cheney, Joe Lieberman, Bob Dole).
|
|
If you compare their products – and I have – with competing smart speakers an non-audiophile "dumb" speakers you will find their UI, UX, and sound quality surpass most comers.
|
|
Then there are the cities that have thrown open the door to all comers: Las Vegas has given the green light to nearly every company that has approached it.
|
|
And while these machines have raked in their share of dough through crowdfunding efforts, it seems pretty likely that actual retail interest will be enough to maintain all comers.
|
|
When staff members unhesitatingly complied, he was apparently taken aback and, rather than leave, spent the rest of the evening at the establishment buying ice cream for all comers.
|
|
The pro surfers I talk to aren't interested in trashing Slater's wave; that's like asking NBA up-and-comers to critique LeBron James while hanging out at his house.
|
|
There's a "huge double standard," Brinkman told Vox, in the way the GOP generally treats its "young guns" and up-and-comers — too many of whom are white men.
|
|
We got the "Prblms" rapper at LAX and asked him if the latest violent incidents will make up-and-comers in the music industry reconsider getting into the game.
|
|
To his credit, having taken on all comers in his prime, you could perfectly understand if Sonnen thought the juice wasn't worth the squeeze when it comes to 'Venom.'
|
|
"We're all a little crazy to be doing this," Mr. O'Rourke told one supporter quietly, consoling all comers after giving some valedictory public remarks about staying in the fight.
|
|
Bindi and Robert were also among the 2019 Time Next 100 list, which honors the rising stars and up-and-comers who are shaping their industries and the future.
|
|
The EAT study has helped to answer that question "because it looks at all comers who were exclusively breast fed," whether they were high risk or not, he said.
|
|
Consumer AI, though, is just getting started, and some of its up-and-comers are dreaming of big uses, all while making small changes to improve your life today.
|
|
"If the primary campaign is decided by who has the most substantive progressive accomplishments, de Blasio beats all comers," one Democratic strategist told New York magazine earlier this year.
|
|
SNK 2, Mr. Jodoin said that Next Level is exciting because it attracts top talent and cultivates a community where up-and-comers can train to become future champions.
|
|
And yet Alan Dershowitz, the Harvard law professor and self-professed liberal who has lately taken to defending President Trump against all comers, insists that everyone's got it wrong.
|
|
The family is cordial with all comers, but when two representatives of Albertsons appeared at her booth, Ms. Healy excused herself with alacrity, pivoting midsentence to address potential customers.
|
|
Local swim clubs lead guided ocean swims on the weekends to all comers, swims that are a mile and a half along the beach or to an offshore island.
|
|
And it is a generational story to a degree, in that he's from the older generation of filmmakers who are seeing their artistic vision replaced by younger up-and-comers.
|
|
In 2015, he led unheralded Japan to a stunning upset of the South Africans, and this year he has led England past all comers on its way to the final.
|
|
The view on display Tuesday night of two New England progressives taking center stage and shooting down all comers was powerful but doesn't reflect the actual state of the primary.
|
|
"If you don't evolve there will be new up-and-comers who will come out and speak to that generation exactly how they want to be spoken to," Power said.
|
|
And Sunday night the 2017 Golden Globes provided high and low moments for both old guard Internet Boyfriends like Gosling as well as promising up and comers like Dev Patel.
|
|
Along with Victor "Ferra" Francal, who finished 4th with The Leftovers last season, PSG eSports have eagerly trampled all comers and already secured a place at next month's World Championship.
|
|
Instead of being fed to up and comers, fights like the one against Siver—a gatekeeper with a fun, side-kick-happy, telegenic style—are what Parillo has in mind.
|
|
Spotify buys Gimlet and Anchor in podcast push, earmarks $500M for more deals After a lengthy beta period, Spotify only opened its podcast submission program to all-comers last October.
|
|
And now that foiling is part of that series and others, the single-hulled Moth will no longer be the only way for up-and-comers to display their talent.
|
|
Back when he was beating all comers in the GOP primary, one genre of positive press coverage he garnered was fulsome praise from horse race journalists about his political genius.
|
|
This onetime student was now teaching up-and-comers like the future art critics Peter Schjeldahl and Carter Ratcliff, the future rock star Patti Smith and the poet Charles North.
|
|
If ESPN is the dinosaur of the sports world, it's now using its strength of reach to attract two of the coolest up-and-comers in the world of sports.
|
|
Rather than wait for Silicon Valley investors to discover Chicago up-and-comers, Shah and Agarwal say they now back promising start-ups with their own investment firm, Jumpstart Ventures.
|
|
Though, his mixed fortunes in the UFC's bantamweight division is largely due to his attitude to fighting, taking on all comers, of which includes some of the division's most dangerous.
|
|
These races are also giving up-and-comers a way to gain experience in a campaign and make a name for themselves, potentially for another go further down the line.
|
|
But those events have been open to all comers, and they have included players with little hope of breaking into the top tier — some of them over 50 years old.
|
|
There was a picnic at Nebraska Furniture Mart, a 5K run and a chance to challenge Mr. Buffett in a game of Ping-Pong (he promised to "take all comers").
|
|
As with many synagogues in America, the doors to Tree of Life and Pittsburgh's other shuls on Saturday mornings did not have any security and were open to all comers.
|
|
But social media has also allowed up-and-comers to latch onto gang lore without ever meeting an older member, and the rigid hierarchy of street drug markets has waned.
|
|
In addition, immigrants or their children have played key roles in founding many technology companies, including giants like Apple, Google and Intel and up-and-comers like WhatsApp and Airbnb.
|
|
The clinic, which is open to all comers regardless of sexuality and HIV status, promises to provide affordable, cutting-edge care to those in recovery with specific, intersectional treatment needs.
|
|
Alien Isolation is a bold vision for a AAA game in the modern era, where most big-budget games make the player practically super-powered, able to best all comers.
|
|
Now that countries around the world, including economic up-and-comers China and India, have announced plans to ban fossil fuel-powered cars, Gogoro wants to help them make the shift.
|
|
A first of its kind for CNBC, we hope to highlight the up-and-comers before they make it big, giving our audience an inside look into their high-octane world.
|
|
Mr Macron's emerging diplomacy seems to rest on pragmatism: a belief in keeping the door open to all-comers, even unsavoury ones, on the premise that isolation breeds even greater danger.
|
|
A prize exhibit in the old dockyard is HMS Warrior, a steam-and-sailing ship that outgunned all comers when launched in 1860 but held her lead for barely 15 years.
|
|
No one is going to die in America, we haven't let people die in America for hundreds of years because doctors take care of and hospitals take care of all comers.
|
|
Critical acclaim resulted in a major label deal and airtime on MTV, and at, their commercial peak, they were touring as headliners over up-and-comers Faith No More and Soundgarden.
|
|
Ever since she blew up with her 2011 hit single "212," Azealia Banks has demonstrated a knack for picking great beats, whether they be from veteran producers or up-and-comers.
|
|
Thankfully, you can also race against a human, and if I was 10 years old again I would be challenging all comers because it's actually a blast to drive the cars.
|
|
Sure, there are other up-and-comers and big-name fighters whom Pacquiao could have faced in bouts that might have drawn more attention from the news media and the public.
|
|
What Bale exuded through the tournament was the spirit to have a go, to take on all comers and to play with a smile on the face of his team's soccer.
|
|
The stage has hosted everyone from local up-and-comers The Coathangers and Big Jesus to nationally recognized acts like Deafheaven and Russian Circles, while maintaining a perfectly grimy, DIY feel.
|
|
And while Kanye may get all the credit as the premier curator in rap because he uses other artists like instruments, Wayne has a good ear for up and comers, too.
|
|
It was like watching a pirate captain swinging from the mizzenmast, dueling all comers: It was great drama, and it works against almost any team not named the Golden State Warriors.
|
|
An extended Bloomberg campaign, in such a scenario would only continue to split the anti-Bernie vote, allowing Sanders to continue to widen his delegate lead over any and all comers.
|
|
Ironically, he is now completely outside the party's ambush zone and his back is planted safely and firmly against a wall where he can take on all comers one-by-one.
|
|
"When his meager wages were exhausted, he'd play chess against all comers in arcades for a dollar a match (he was a brilliant player) to fund his outings," Mr. Rich wrote.
|
|
" Given growing competition from Google's Android and other comers, "I think there's a tremendous amount of headwinds going forward, so I'm very, very leery of being long Apple at this point.
|
|
Nearly all have scars left by Mr. Netanyahu, who towers over the right wing in part because he has never allowed up-and-comers to grow powerful enough to challenge him.
|
|
Among the things he gleaned from paying attention to the Houston-based label's moves was how they leveraged more popular signees to push lesser known ones and up-and-comers there.
|
|
So, snag pieces from brands you know and love like Vince Camuto (a T-Swift favorite) and French Connection, or test drive trendy up-and-comers like Sanctuary Clothing and Moon River.
|
|
Brazil's smattering of Fight Night cards have been filled to the brim with local up-and-comers with the bill topped by a big Brazilian name against an American or European opponent.
|
|
Beyoncé enjoys tapping up-and-comers for new music (recent-ish collabs have included Frank Ocean and UK producer Naughty Boy), and as a mum, she also loves positivity and inspirational sayings.
|
|
No wonder that growing labor market tensions led the German Chancellor Angela Merkel to invite – without any consultation with other euro area countries – all comers from the Middle East and Central Asia.
|
|
Now available on the streaming platform, "Taylor Swift's Favorite Songs" includes a slew of new tunes, from Reputation cuts, to offerings from up-and-comers and veterans, like Keith Urban and Pink.
|
|
Old school cast members Mary Jo Pehl, Bill Corbett, and Kevin Murphy are back for the reboot, along with new comers Hampton Yount and Baron Vaughn, playing a pair of robot sidekicks.
|
|
The threat is equally acute in large publicly chartered hospitals like Parkland Memorial in Dallas and Jackson Memorial in Miami that by contract must treat all comers regardless of ability to pay.
|
|
If he'd planned it out, it might've looked something like this: Avoid imitating the stripper bounce of YG and DJ Mustard's early releases, a frequent pitfall for many LA up-and-comers.
|
|
With its perfect mix of talent from yesteryear and young, hungry up-and-comers, TNA seemed poised to make a real push at WWE's top spot, à la WCW in the 1990s.
|
|
Hoping to appeal to a new generation of up-and-comers, it scaled back its extravagant menus and created a stage for the city's prime movers in publishing, advertising, fashion and finance.
|
|
The controversy illustrates the balancing act that hospitality companies must perform given their mandate to open their doors to all comers without alienating any, even when those guests have become increasingly polarized.
|
|
The hope for Snap is to build early relationships with some of the tech industry's up-and-comers, but also increase the number of advertisers bidding on the company's existing ad inventory.
|
|
The last days of the summer have seen the release of several highly anticipated albums from some of the biggest names in pop and some of the buzziest up-and-comers alike.
|
|
Meanwhile, if the grown-ups in the room have egg on their faces, the up-and-comers might divine some wisdom from Young's rapid rise and the choices that led to it.
|
|
Instead, wielding their encroaching influence over the Assembly, they pursued a divide-and-conquer approach, ramming through an election law that allowed all civilian comers to cast their hats into the ring.
|
|
For up-and-comers like Johannesburg — which jumped three levels on the global city ladder since 2500 — the result has been that it is now the most unequal city in the world.
|
|
Redway notices how social-media savvy up-and-comers sport their own attention-grabbing wigs, all in the hopes of attracting the right eyeballs to their page, and she finds their strategy inspiring.
|
|
One of the film's biggest appeals is how the DJ trio — especially Diplo, dubbed "DJ Diplomacy" by one news report — seems authentically invested in and excited by the local young up-and-comers.
|
|
Yet its familiar faces -- Barack Obama, Sanders and now Clinton -- who appear to be attracting the most attention so far -- underlining its weak bench of up-and-comers ready for the big time.
|
|
Vanke, the country's No.2 developer by sales and one of the early comers to the rental market, plans to double the number of apartments it is renting out to 200,000 in 2018.
|
|
The allusion to that strange sound was meant to sum up Germany's open-ended invitation to all comers from the Middle East to relieve the country's labor shortages and boost the economy's competitiveness.
|
|
So, in the case of immigration, the liberal notion that economic welfare will be maximized by simply throwing open the national labor market to all-comers would be resisted from a neoliberal perspective.
|
|
The Italian-born producers Merk & Kremont (that's Federico Mercuri and Giordano Cremona) partnered in 2011 and in recent years have become some of the most successful up-and-comers on the EDM scene.
|
|
He assembled groups like the Time and Vanity 6 and remained engaged with up-and-comers — particularly groups featuring women songwriters — asking acts including Janelle Monáe and King to open at his shows.
|
|
"The deployment is mainly intended to park an 603-pound gorilla off Syria's coast to intimidate all comers," said Cliff Kupchan, the chairman of the Eurasia Group, a Washington-based political risk consultancy.
|
|
The Cruz amendment would allow individuals to opt out of ObamaCare's costly health-insurance regulations — but only if insurers simultaneously offered ObamaCare-compliant plans to all comers, including patients with preexisting conditions. Sen.
|
|
Today's up-and-comers would likely counter that they are competing in a world with limitless entertainment, and only doing what wrestling has always done: evolve to meet the tastes of its audience.
|
|
It's a part of the program's growth strategy that's helped identify some of their up-and-comers to watch, an early stamp of approval for names like Amihere, Kia Nurse, and Natalie Achonwa.
|
|
He's become the kind of guy who can inspire a generation of up-and-comers on one side, hold court with the OGs on another, and keep everyone feeling good in the process.
|
|
This excludes things like requiring insurers to take all comers for premiums that vary only by age and smoking status or preventing them from imposing coverage caps and lifetime limits, among other measures.
|
|
In Manhattan's Lower East Side, for example, there are lots of galleries showing up and comers, and the Whitney is an example of a museum that's good about showcasing works by newer artists.
|
|
They have both beaten all comers — sometimes narrowly, sometimes far more easily — and now the United States and England will square off in a Women's World Cup semifinal on Tuesday in Lyon, France.
|
|
Mr. Porter, a prodigious improviser and an integral part of Mr. Washington's touring band, recorded "The Optimist" between 2008 and '09, joined by 11 fellow up-and-comers in Mr. Washington's parents' basement.
|
|
After many years as a line cook, at up-and-comers like Rebelle and Gwynett St., Welle takes pride in her staff, most of whom are friends, and all of whom are women.
|
|
To solve these crises, the states created "take all comers" insurers, and then at some point encouraged the private market to cherry-pick until the problem became manageable or simply ceased to exist.
|
|
As a result, ArtSFBlog is home to both established contemporary artists such as Alex Katz and Barry McGee and to up-and-comers like Lil Kool, Ellie Andrews, and even de Pinho himself.
|
|
Wu-Tang Clan, De La Soul, and Mobb Deep were some of the biggest hip-hop artists of the time, and their participation, along with that of well-regarded up-and-comers was significant.
|
|
The pair aren't just the new hosting team for the Academy of Country Music Awards (airing April 3 on CBS), they're also real-life longtime friends, having met as up-and-comers in 2005.
|
|
Now, lest I be misunderstood to be defending the league against all comers, MLB does have a responsibility of disclosure and action in this case, even if that responsibility is not to the fans.
|
|
Martina McBride, who received the Cliffie Stone Icon Award, had a passing-of-the-torch-song moment as she watched up-and-comers Caylee Hammack and Lauren Alaina deftly conquer two of her hits.
|
|
At the same time, "no drama Obama" has been replaced with a president who has undergone any number of controversies, proudly and eagerly confronting his adversaries and tweeting away at any and all comers.
|
|
Vali Nasr, an American international-affairs professor, former diplomat and authority on Shia Islam, suggested that in carrying out the sentence, the Saudi authorities were knowingly sending a harsh sectarian signal to all comers.
|
|
Without the surge in premiums that wider subscriber rolls would bring in, the insurance companies would probably have been unable to offer reasonably priced policies to all comers regardless of their preexisting health conditions.
|
|
If that attorney accepts all comers - and to make a decent living off these vouchers an attorney would have to handle many cases - then his client's' right to a speedy trial may be endangered.
|
|
They have launched an online minigame which challenges all comers to balance the budget (or at least, keep the debt-to-GDP ratio from rising) over 25 years, without throwing their favourite policies overboard.
|
|
Teachers at the Academy of Public Leadership argue with Mr. Matthews about taking all comers, complaining that the school is judged for the performance of students who show up just weeks before state exams.
|
|
The Council of Fashion Designers of America, the organizing body of American fashion, nominated Monse for its Swarovski award for up-and-comers; so did the Woolmark Company, which sponsors an international design prize.
|
|
Outside of Congressional leadership, Democrats failed again at their first opportunity for a national response to Trump -- foregoing a huge bench of up-and-comers for yet another conservative older white man in Gov.
|
|
While his father worked for Mr. Murdoch in Dublin, Mr. Rice was on the rise in the mogul's Los Angeles operation, helping to reel in talented up-and-comers like the director Baz Luhrmann.
|
|
An international monastic order dating from 1048, and ministering medically to all comers, the Knights of St. John had previously made their base in Rhodes, until its invasion by the Turks left them homeless.
|
|
Nordstrom, however, in a bid to keep customers curious, has established itself as a destination for not only the classics, such as Burberry trench coats and Fendi bags, but also the up-and-comers.
|
|
The store takes all comers: those who want a few gifts prepped as quickly as possible, and those who wish to painstakingly customize the color, size, and sparkle of the pile underneath the tree.
|
|
Olivia Wilde's Booksmart seems destined to be this era's Dazed and Confused, which is to say that teen comedy full of unknowns and up-and-comers who'll all go on to become big, big stars.
|
|
It means forgetting about the aftermath in which Dan Henderson could become UFC middleweight champion, who might actually have to defend the title against all comers as he edges even closer to 50 years old.
|
|
Determined to pursue his passion for performing, Hall took to YouTube, where he began to garner a following posting video blogs, song covers and collaborations with fellow up-and-comers like Tori Kelly and Pentatonix.
|
|
Blizzard, meanwhile, is home to some of the biggest e-sports titles around, from established games like Starcraft and Hearthstone to up-and-comers like Heroes of the Storm and the just-launched shooter Overwatch.
|
|
The lineup featured mostly local Icelandic bands and a couple of up and comers like Jlin, serpentwithfeet, and Moor Mother, and a number of under-the-radar artists like Sykur, TroyBoi, and Null and Void.
|
|
With this inaugural list, which is separate from our annual compilation of the 25 most innovative CMOs in the world, Business Insider is recognizing the up-and-comers rethinking the status quo and reshaping marketing.
|
|
Lerner also became the demanding player-coach for a competitive softball team that took on all comers — correction officers, professional football players, anyone willing to play an opponent who would always have home-field advantage.
|
|
Coppola's Beguiled boarding school is populated by some of her regular favorites — Elle Fanning and Kirsten Dunst — as well as some intriguing up-and-comers (The Nice Guys' Angourie Rice and Pete's Dragon's Oona Laurence).
|
|
His office has pushed him to pursue more television interview offers, often in the safe harbors of Fox, but Mr. Kennedy has shown a willingness to take on all comers in the halls when approached.
|
|
The haul for "Game of Thrones" helped cable channel HBO lead all comers with 137 Emmy nominations this year, ahead of Netflix with 117, reflecting the battle for dominance between traditional outlets and streaming services.
|
|
Letters To the Editor: David Leonhardt states, "Crucially, many charters are open to all comers, which means their success doesn't stem from skimming off the best" ("School Choice Works While Vouchers Don't," column, May 2).
|
|
With the nation's fastest-growing economy and an all-star business roster of household names and up-and-comers, Washington — the Evergreen State — soars above the competition as America's Top State for Business in 2017.
|
|
The Broadside Press provided an avenue for nearly 21973 poets to be published, ranging from already established voices like Gwendolyn Brooks and Melvin B. Tolson to up-and-comers like Nikki Giovanni and Sonia Sanchez.
|
|
Mark Pocan of Wisconsin, co-chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, and has a slew of co-sponsors, including up-and-comers Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts, Rashida Tlaib of Michigan, and Ilhan Omar of Minnesota.
|
|
There were American indie stars, WWE stars, New Japan stars, old-timers, up and comers, and it looked like more fun and more meaningful than just WWE screwing up two hours of its big show.
|
|
Jump ahead to get to know these creative up-and-comers as they show off H&M's fall denim collection — and pick up a new tip or two on how to up your own style game.
|
|
But as capital-hungry technologies such as the railroads arrived, followers of President Andrew Jackson (a prominent fan of limited liability) in America and free-market liberals in Europe threw the privilege open to all comers.
|
|
That's why, every now and then, we like to add some fresh perspectives into the mix — we're talking the quirky, one-of-a-kind up-and-comers who can add something unexpected to your morning swipe.
|
|
We grew up together in the Midwest and I watched as her three sons excelled in the sport, each of them on a high school program that plays all comers nationally and perennially reaches national prominence.
|
|
But Waters has become a synecdoche for the city — the embrace of queerness, of "perversion" of all kinds, a stand-in for Baltimore's willingness to accept all comers and to make art out of whatever's around.
|
|
The museum, about halfway between the mall and Washington's waterfront, seeks to serve all comers, staking its claim to become a must-stop attraction for the hordes of tourists who land in the capital every year.
|
|
These lists would have been more useful had they included more up-and-comers and fewer choices like Domaine de la Romanée-Conti and Domaine Raveneau, which are universally acknowledged to be great and exorbitantly expensive.
|
|
Coaching jobs like these are for up-and-comers or Division III lifers, not someone like Eaves, a former N.H.L. player and assistant with an N.C.A.A. title and a world junior crown on his coaching résumé.
|
|
My reasoning behind the selection was to include a couple of really mainstream beer brands (like Heineken and Budweiser) as well a few lesser-known up-and-comers since that's sometimes where the magic can happen.
|
|
In his book "Boys From Syracuse: The Shuberts' Theatrical Empire," Foster Hirsch described an "elegantly furnished boudoir" the theater owner Lee Shubert kept near his office, where he brought leading ladies and promising up-and-comers.
|
|
In 1992, popular culture had few black superstars working in stand-up (Eddie Murphy and Richard Pryor had stopped performing; Chris Rock was doing sketch), and the best up-and-comers were not getting major exposure.
|
|
The cast is a veritable who's who of it girls, up and comers, and familiar faces from hit TV shows like Good Trouble, Teen Wolf, 13 Reasons Why, and Riverdale all experiencing one last summer to remember.
|
|
Germany – a country where all the EU trouble started with misguided austerity policies and an open-door invitation to all comers – is facing a highly probable demise of the governing center-right parties in next September's elections.
|
|
Few entrepreneurs have experience growing companies at the pace demanded by international VC, so up-and-comers are often left to find their own way, without strong examples to point to or thought leadership to draw from.
|
|
The night was a three-hour phantasmagoric display of music, big-name talent (Exhibit A: Luke Bryan), promising up-and-comers, the irrepressible merriment of Bones and his misfit part-time band, the Raging Idiots — and surprises.
|
|
Its edits eliminate everything inconvenient to telling a straightforward story about a hero (ideally an American, though a massively talented athlete from a nation Americans have heard of — Usain Bolt, for instance — will do) vanquishing all comers.
|
|
Songs like "96,000" are infectious, addictive, and full of heart, and serve as Miranda's announcement to all comers that Bernstein, Stephen Sondheim, Cole Porter, and the Gershwins are his crew and he's taking his place alongside them.
|
|
This exposed her to works by pioneers such as Marina Abramovic and Joan Jonas, and introduced her to international artists and up-and-comers, such as Adam Pendleton, whose work she has gone on to commission herself.
|
|
He had plied the fraught waters of the VIP cocktail circuit, schmoozed with up-and-comers in La Condesa, and slowly but surely mapped out the intricate web of narco influence and corruption within the federal government.
|
|
At Vanderbilt, Bowdoin and other schools, the groups lost access to campus space, student fees and activity fairs — on the grounds that requiring student leaders to affirm a statement of faith violated the schools' "all comers" policy.
|
|
Facebook counters that the programme is open to all-comers that meet certain technical requirements, that user data are stored for only 90 days, and that there is no profit motive: the service does not include advertising.
|
|
The source also said that while May stuck to the campaign discipline dictated by her election team, the Labour leader was kept "front and centre" of Labour's campaign, holding public rallies and taking questions from all comers.
|
|
Ideally, the time between elections should be spent positioning your client so they are so strong as to scare off all comers, or at least honing their bona fides the way a boxer trains for a prizefight.
|
|
"You guys want to fight, you're going to have to fight me," Ali told them as he began shadow boxing with all comers, breaking the tension and leaving a bunch of people with a story to tell.
|
|
The promised freewheeling, take-on-all-comers Senate showdown over immigration policy never really materialized before it all collapsed Thursday with the defeat of four proposals, including President Trump's, which suffered the worst loss of them all.
|
|
The plant-based up-and-comers have become a big enough threat that the meat industry has hired a marketing hit man to go after the new plant-based contenders to an increasing share of meat's market.
|
|
In trimming the fat, the Macedonian-American coach axed some noteworthy up-and-comers, including four players who made the trip to France for the 2019 World Cup: Mal Pugh, Tierna Davidson, Morgan Brian, and Allie Long.
|
|
There's plenty to absorb while roaming the streets of San Francisco: the mind-boggling views along that glorious waterfront; the Mission's still-feisty, freaky, welcome-all-comers character and the meandering natural pleasures of Golden Gate Park.
|
|
In the span of a few years, with Jared at the helm, the Kushners had managed a Gatsbyish reinvention—emerging from disgrace in New Jersey as up-and-comers in the glitzier world of Manhattan real estate.
|
|
During that time, Germany continued to live off its trade partners, while lecturing all comers on economic policy, virulently denouncing the support provided by the euro area's easy credit conditions and relentlessly attacking Washington's allegedly nationalist agenda.
|
|
The verdict from voters is definitely mixed, judging by Trudeau's experiences as he traveled the country in January taking questions from all-comers, a practice he says helps him break out of what he calls the Ottawa bubble.
|
|
"You Should Follow" unearths mesmerizing social up and comers on the brink of fame, while "Just the Tip" lets some of the biggest digital gurus guide newbies through the essentials tips and tricks of growing their social stardom.
|
|
Founders and early investors are still going to get spectacularly rich, but late-comers and retail investors may find there's not much upside left unless the company can solve the quandary of serving a two-sided market profitably.
|
|
It also acts like a de facto homecoming for chefs, from celebrities to up-and-comers, to gather together and enjoy all of the aforementioned food and alcohol in one of the most gorgeous spots in the world.
|
|
On the other hand, upholding the doctrinal purity of eastern Christianity against all comers (in practice, against the Catholics) has been one the country's raisons d'être since the 16th century, at least in the eyes of Russian nationalists.
|
|
From the up-and-comers being hailed as "the next Ronda Rousey," to established fighters working toward their shots at the UFC Women's Bantamweight belt, every woman was presented in terms of her relationship to the crossover star.
|
|
It allows for an easy plug into whatever feud is currently hot—have the top babyface eliminate all comers for a shot at a heel champion, say, or introduce a heel as dangerous challenger for a crowd favorite.
|
|
You don't just tell a tank company to blitz a crossroads and hold it against all comers, you tell their battalion commander to do it, and then attach instructions like how quickly or casualty averse they should be.
|
|
Use current listings as a springboard for up-and-comers Current listings may be out of the bag, but that doesn&apost mean you can&apost use them to find listings that may be waiting in the wings.
|
|
But over recent years, Stanford administrators noticed that as the school rejected more and more comers, it received bigger and bigger donations, its endowment rising in tandem with its exclusivity, its luster a magnet for Silicon Valley lucre.
|
|
LONDON (Reuters) - Novak Djokovic remained firmly in cruise control on Monday to reach the Wimbledon quarter-finals as he swatted aside France's Ugo Humbert, the latest of tennis's up-and-comers to show promise but ultimately fall short.
|
|
Monday's announcement identified Mary Erdoes, 50, who runs the bank's asset and wealth management arm; Doug Petno, 52, who runs the commercial banking division; and Marianne Lake, 48, the bank's finance chief, as among the up-and-comers.
|
|
Much of the early part of the show, along with the afternoon up-and-comers concert held in the stadium parking lot, was devoted to local rappers aspiring to have an evergreen New York classic of their own.
|
|
You could argue that making a technology like this widely available and open to all comers might make those who are trying to make their devices stand out with special features less inclined to jump on the bandwagon.
|
|
The 41-year-old has failed to claim a victory in his last five bouts, but he certainly reminded us of the old school martial arts attitude of taking on all comers at the drop of a hat.
|
|
When it comes to their plan for licensing via an SDK, they're hoping to have launched to all comers in about a year's time, after first running trials with select partners — and are aiming to start that this year.
|
|
Every day, there's a long queue of people waiting for seats, often with a few late-comers trying to blag their way in with the waiters, like underage ravers trying to flirt with unimpressed bouncers before being turned away.
|
|
As his career progressed, so did his spare-time role as a pastor with another successful multinational concern, the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), a Nigeria-based organisation that ministers to the country's diaspora and all other comers.
|
|
Superstore, created by Office writers room veteran Justin Spitzer, had solid joke writing and a fairly impressive cast, ranging from TV veterans like America Ferrera and Mark McKinney to promising up-and-comers like Lauren Ash and Colton Dunn.
|
|
There is no shortage of up-and-comers jostling for a spot in China's massive e-commerce industry, and oftentimes they pick a niche market and present a novel business model different from the establishment of Alibaba or JD.com .
|
|
Her new show, "Story Songs," mixes rock songs (by Radiohead and others) with theater songs by established names like Stephen Schwartz and Jason Robert Brown and such up-and-comers as Ben Toth and Joe Iconis. Sept. 22-25.
|
|
Peruse Ducks message boards and Twitter, and you'll come up with names like: That is a ridiculously vast list of names, from hot coaching prospects to up-and-comers and boring, experienced coaches to exciting, sort-of-experienced coaches.
|
|
Mr. Kutcher's investments, made while he was working alongside talent manager Guy Oseary, include several of this tech wave's most successful start-ups, like Airbnb, Uber and Spotify, as well as hot up-and-comers like Bird and Casper.
|
|
This series, which regularly takes place on both the East and West Coasts, is a consistently reliable bet for those comedy aficionados who want to catch up-and-comers before they've signed their big-time sitcom or movie deals.
|
|
Starring a mostly unknown cast of young actors, "The Get Down" is set in the South Bronx in the late 1970s and traces the journey of a group of up-and-comers in the still nascent hip-hop scene.
|
|
If this happens, it could disrupt and destabilize commercial insurance markets by sending older, sicker individuals to licensed insurers who are bound by the ACA to accept all comers and offer an array of costly benefits and consumer protections.
|
|
As we embark on the midterm elections, ask yourself: Do we want to keep things orderly and allow only those with legitimate reasons to enter America, or do we wish to "take all comers" and risk descending into chaos?
|
|
And even if the eagles struggle to pierce the armor of a crocodile with their razor-sharp talons, they can easily just take out the eyes of all comers and slowly pick at their prey as they die from infection.
|
|
Now it has more than one million users — and will clearly be hoping to step that up quickly as it opens the doors to all comers, and as Apple vs the FBI raises public awareness around encryption and data privacy.
|
|
The film was actually Union's first and she used the photo to reflect on the experience, saying that it was an unforgettable time for everyone involved, since many of the film's stars were still up-and-comers in the industry.
|
|
In fact, it seems like Rachel and Coleman are doing a good job pitching a billionaire named John Booth on their production skills: He's a big fan of Everlasting and is looking for new up-and-comers to invest in.
|
|
Far from an all-comers policy designed to open funding streams for any historic buildings needing restoration, the organisation's brief reads, the programme was "open to all churches and government buildings, but only to a small subset of secular nonprofits".
|
|
Sometimes crammed into the back patio of a bar, sometimes in ritzier corporate venues, the tastemakers behind the scene usually shine the spotlight on up-and-comers, but occasionally pull bigger names like Ryan Hemsworth, DJ Quik, and Capital Cities.
|
|
An increase in competition for Lobov would be welcome—hell, the man is one of the few who is seemingly genuine in his willing to fight all comers—but this booking against Swanson makes little to no sense for the UFC.
|
|
If the last few Chanel runway shows have taught us anything, it's that you can always expect a sea of colorful tweed on the catwalk and the hottest group of young up-and-comers with über-famous parents in attendance.
|
|
Just as the World Cup exists alongside the top soccer leagues in the world, it's unlikely that a successful Overwatch League will hamper entrenched e-sports events like DOTA 2's The International or popular up and comers like Fortnite.
|
|
Slimane, a designer and photographer whose collections have, for the best part of a decade, leaned heavily on rock 'n' roll for inspiration, has long had a savvy ear for up-and-comers who can double as edgy designer-wearing waifs.
|
|
They also had the foresight to let others into their musical alchemy, gifting fans with extended dance cuts and remixes from the likes of producers like Shep Pettibone and Andrew Weatherall, up-and-comers at the time who are now legends.
|
|
Noisey Radio on Beats 1 is proud to bless you with no fewer than 11 world premieres this week for re-upping your summer playlists, plus a look inside upcoming projects from some of hip-hop's finest up and comers.
|
|
While the New Orleans Saints and Atlanta Falcons will enter the game with a combined record of 6900-2628, football tends to defeat all comers when it comes to television ratings and is likely to take a chunk of the viewership.
|
|
It started off looking like the Marc Jacobs spring/summer campaign would star famous gay icons (Bette Midler, Sandra Bernhard), a transgender film icon (Lana Wachowski), and new up-and-comers (models Kiki and Veronika along with drag performer Milk).
|
|
We'll be looking at everything film-related from the female perspective, interviewing major players in the industry, chatting with up-and-comers, and discussing where Hollywood is doing right by women and where (all too often) it is failing them.
|
|
"This trade does tend to attract tourists (late-comers) and when something like this latest squeeze back happens they hold up their hands and return to this argument that the authorities control the value of the yuan," says Omni's Morrison.
|
|
Iceland's nascent but burgeoning rap scene made a strong showing, with young up-and-comers like Glacier Mafia, GKR, Sturla Atlas, and Reykjavíkurdætur unleashing trap- and rave-influenced sets as part of the first true movement of Icelandic-language rap.
|
|
LUCKNOW, India (Reuters) - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi out-campaigned all-comers in the 2014 general election but, as he faces his biggest mid-term test, he is up against a rival determined to beat him at his own game.
|
|
The goal of "We," as executives refer to the company, is to overtake any conceivable venue for entrepreneurial-minded up-and-comers who are drawn to a clubby sense of community and the turnkey ease (if impersonal feel) of communal spaces.
|
|
There are victims, so many of them, typically up-and-comers in an industry where he had the power to make or wreck their careers, or bully or buy their silence, or, if some allegations are to be believed, rape them.
|
|
PARELES It could have been profoundly simple: "Slide" is a fleet, direct-concept, low-complexity, high-energy collaboration between French Montana, playing the genre elder here, and two up-and-comers: the melodic crooner Lil Tjay and the appealingly eccentric Blueface.
|
|
This long, narrow slash of rolling hills and pretty half-timbered towns between the Vosges on the west and the Rhine to the east has its share of great growers and winemakers, both older masters and young up-and-comers.
|
|
The two casts for the run will include established up-and-comers (the tenor James Valenti and the soprano Latonia Moore), young unknowns, and even a respected veteran (the baritone Carlo Guelfi)—just as the old City Opera would have done.
|
|
Its coaches range from Hall of Famers like Pitino, Duke's Mike Krzyzewski and North Carolina's Roy Williams to lifers like Florida State's Leonard Hamilton and Miami's Jim Larrañaga to up-and-comers like Georgia Tech's Josh Pastner and Virginia's Tony Bennett.
|
|
To accomplish this "no-makeup makeup" look given to an all-age cast of models that included fashion vets like Carolyn Murphy and Amber Valletta (as well as up-and-comers like Lineisy Montero), Butler started by hydrating the skin itself.
|
|
"I think the inability to hold $66 most of the day saw some of the late-comers give up the ghost, so it was really a technical move," said John Kilduff, a partner at Again Capital LLC in New York.
|
|
As it offers up-and-comers a platform unlike any other that's been available before — mixing pageantry and lip syncs with reality-TV-ready drama — Drag Race has further cemented the role of drag queen as a business-savvy figure.
|
|
These sets will be filmed live in Atlanta later this year and will focus on respected veterans and young up-and-comers, none of whom are the A-list stars who have typically received the most attention on the streaming giant.
|
|
But then slowly (then quickly) Google overtook all comers with its superior search and that search revenue helped the company expand away from its core business leading it to create a true app store as well as a truly powerful mobile infrastructure.
|
|
But almost as interesting as the game itself was the fact that the two sides—one representing wobbly college basketball royalty, the other an upstart that had vanquished nearly all comers—turned out to be so evenly matched, just as the bookmakers predicted.
|
|
Mr Luce likes the idea of a "universal basic income", paid to all citizens with no strings attached, but notes that governments would need to be tough about not extending it to all comers from across the world, drawn by its promises.
|
|
Each of the 10 teams will have an academy squad, designed to give up-and-comers a chance to learn before going pro, and Riot is also working to improve the standards for players, which includes raising the minimum salary to $75,000.
|
|
There was the old guard — including the fashionable, commanding likes of Fiona Goode (Jessica Lange) and Myrtle Snow (Frances Conroy) — and up-and-comers like Queenie (Gabourey Sidibe), Zoe Benson (Taissa Farmiga), and, of course, newly-named Supreme Cordelia Goode (Sarah Paulson).
|
|
According to Geist, a loss could risk cooling off innovation in Canada by up-and-comers who may fear heavy-handed legal reprisal from the powerful incumbents that run the country's communications infrastructure and in some cases the content that flows through it.
|
|
In fact, for those who know, most Tim and Barry videos sit in the one-take tracking shot format (look, here's one with Belly Squad and another with Big Zuu, two of this city's best up-and-comers who you should be watching).
|
|
Kelleigh Bannen, Lindsay Ell and Kalie Shorr kicked off CMT's fifth annual Next Women of Country celebration in November with a surprise cover of Swift's Reputation track in front of country up-and-comers including Lauren Alaina, Danielle Bradbery and Carly Pearce.
|
|
Over the course of more than an hour, he blasted out a stream-of-consciousness (and erratically punctuated) list of rappers who have inspired him, including pillars of the genre, longtime peers, oft-overlooked fan favorites, former rivals and up-and-comers.
|
|
Mr. Slimane took portraits of New York's esoteric illuminati, both the well known (Thurston Moore, Francesco Clemente) and the underappreciated (the post-punkers James Chance and Lydia Lunch and up-and-comers like the Long Island-born brother rockers, the Lemon Twigs).
|
|
From Viktor Orban in Hungary to Narendra Modi in India, these leaders have expanded their base by delivering a personalized, charismatic form of rule in which they are militant defenders of the nation against all comers — be they foreigners, "traitors," liberals, or leftists.
|
|
On the basis of this rule, Mr Craig and Mr Mullins complained to the Colorado Civil Rights Division, and the agency ordered Mr Phillips, Masterpiece Cakeshop's proprietor, to comply with the law and make wedding cakes—if he makes them for anyone—for all comers.
|
|
Dissuading all comers from targeting exposed high-value information through deterrence alone would not only be incredibly difficult to achieve, the level of deterrence required would be so extreme that it could destabilize international relations and be greeted with criticism at home and abroad.
|
|
The YouTuber, who is now known for his elaborate headwraps and confidence in spades, remembers what it was like to be new to the industry and feel scared; now, he hopes to give up-and-comers a support system they can actually relate to.
|
|
But these were only the sketches of the polished jams that have racked up tens of millions of plays on Soundcloud and helped Allen gain a spot on a nation-wide tour this winter alongside fellow up-and-comers Shy Glizzy and Dae Dae.
|
|
His swoony, playful, often deeply melancholy musical fantasy about two Hollywood up-and-comers (Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling) echoes the classic Hollywood musicals of the 2013s and 1960s, imitating their energy, then stepping back to enjoy a warm, longing nostalgia for their heyday.
|
|
The company also notes that Song ID could be useful when you're checking out music from up-and-comers whose names and song titles you may not know — like Amazon Music's own 2019 Artists to Watch playlist or its Weekly One program featuring developing artists.
|
|
Held in Bloomsbury, an elegant London district known for its garden squares and literary past, the "open iftar" is laid on for 30 nights by a small community group - The Ramadan Tent Project, which invites all comers to join them and eat for free.
|
|
The new film is a "throwback musical" starring two young LA up-and-comers — Ryan Gosling as a jazz pianist, Emma Stone as a would-be actress — who meet and fall for each other, but find success is getting in the way of their relationship.
|
|
SEGA's completely gone in terms of home hardware, destroyed after the commercial failure of the (now revered) Dreamcast; and Nintendo's transformed from a prime player of the 1980s and '90s, where its rules-abiding consoles held their own against all-comers, into something else entirely.
|
|
"At a time when America seems to be closing opportunities and feeling less inclusive, this library is making the largest investment in its history in a central branch library that provides opportunities for all to learn and is welcoming to all comers," he said.
|
|
And I'm wondering, along with a lot of other people: Does the media emerge from this campaign year having learned important lessons that made it better — quicker to call a falsehood false (or, if you prefer, a lie a lie) and treat all comers seriously?
|
|
"These kids are becoming YouTube stars, too," she said, referring to up-and-comers such as Jade Chynoweth, a 17-year-old dancer and aspiring actress with model looks and 358,000 Instagram followers, or Kaycee Rice, a 13-year-old from Simi Valley, Calif.
|
|
At sites large and small throughout the city, you'll find the event's usual mix of A-listers (like Conan O'Brien on Thursday at the Beacon) as well as up-and-comers (Desus Nice and the Kid Mero at Madison Square Garden's Hulu Theater on Sunday).
|
|
This is not only exhausting for performers, but drives down the value of their work—and in a market saturated with hundreds of up-and-comers with a webcam and a cash app, there are endless ways to exploit the worker and their time.
|
|
A young American Marine, Claude Martin, at the back of the line — the very back, since after less than an hour, the hired security forbade any more people from lining up — said he had heard whispers that the earliest comers had arrived at 3 a.m.
|
|
More recently, the focus has shifted to up-and-comers like Marianne Lake, the bank's chief financial officer, as well as on established players like Gordon Smith, its chief executive of consumer and community banking, and Daniel Pinto, who runs the corporate and investment bank.
|
|
" The following year, New York magazine named him the "junior couturier," one of 12 up-and-comers to watch for that fall, who would "give you something original, personal and maybe even meaningful," and "give the big-league labels a run for their money.
|
|
Hulu and Netflix ads went head-to-head with up-and-comers like Disney+ and AppleTV+, all against the backdrop of prestige TV. In 2020, viewers will have to choose from or shell out for close to a dozen different services offering original content.
|
|
The game hasn't taken full advantage of the mouse and keyboard, making it feel sluggish in the hand compared to recent RTS games like StarCraft II, and highlighting how easy it often is to just build an all-conquering blob of units and beat all comers.
|
|
She would be entering a crowded Democratic field that will likely include a mix of former politicians, up-and-comers who aren't well known nationally yet and third-tier contenders, as Trump did in 2016, winning as his opponents failed to coalesce behind a single rival.
|
|
Google faces more serious competition from other comers, namely the creators of the number two and three most-used browsers in the world: Apple's Safari has come with the Intelligent Tracking Prevention tool for two years; Mozilla's Firefox private browsing mode already boasts robust tracking blockers.
|
|
It was no secret as the party convened in Cleveland that ambitious GOP up-and-comers would use the convention as a platform to increase their own profiles ahead of 2020, while also hedging their bets and endorsing Trump, in case he somehow wins in November.
|
|
WAKO also gives up and comers a way to prove themselves against international competition and make a name for themselves, so they can get signed by companies like Bellator KB. I think the two complement each other well even though they may not be in business together.
|
|
The city's poetry and comedy scenes are renown for up-and-comers on their way to Los Angeles or New York, and there is never an empty night at impermanent venues in bookstores and video rental shops (there are still at least two in the Mission).
|
|
Still, among the many ways to be unhappy online, I see at least a few constants: The historical trend has been for early-adopting countries to both shape the internet more and censor the internet less than late-comers, so those tensions are fairly predictable and powerful.
|
|
" Over edits from distinguished up-and-comers like Sega Bodega and Mal Devisa, the industry insider flicked through hours of synth-heavy hip-hop and juddering bubblegum bass, finally landing on a breakout track from the English producer Ross From Friends, "Talk to Me You'll Understand.
|
|
Mr. Taylor and his band, the Vancouvers, had been signed by Berry Gordy Jr., the founder of Motown Records, and had had a Top 21970 hit with "Does Your Mama Know About Me?" when he encountered a group of up-and-comers called the Jackson 5.
|
|
The Rose of Ohio may have bested all comers, though, when she presented what was essentially a life hack: how to open a bottle of wine by slipping it into a boot and then slamming the boot, over and over, against the side of a table.
|
|
Otherworldly Just in time to surf the wake of the latest Star Wars film comes GALACTIC EMPIRES (Night Shade, paper, $17.99), a collection of compact space epics anthologized by Neil Clarke and written by some of the biggest stars and up-and-comers in the genre.
|
|
But even though the carrier is the same and the health law requires insurers to take all comers, canceled plans each year force her to learn a new coverage design, file new paperwork with doctors and worry that her primary physician will be dropped from the network.
|
|
He stayed late to polish routes with his receivers and then review every throw on film before returning to the complex or a friend's room in Solons Hall to destroy all comers in Madden N.F.L. There is, as Newton discovered in 284, nothing glamorous about playing football for Blinn.
|
|
Here's an inside look at our favorite moments: TOP BILLINGThe annual ABC special always mixes up the performance order, but the actual concerts follow a fairly predictable order, starting with vintage stars and moving on to up-and-comers and A-listers, and finally, to the top acts.
|
|
This week, festival-goers could have posted up at Fader Fort to see a who's who of hype rap, taken a (slightly dated) Top 40 route with sets by Flo Rida, French Montana, and Twista, or sought-out cool kid up-and-comers like Lil Yachty and Lil Durk.
|
|
This was great for up-and-comers like Sonny and I because we knew there was no downside to a Markquish match: even if we only beat them half the time, each win jumped us 213–214 ladder spots while the losses only dropped us one or two.
|
|
But there will also be a clutch of up-and-comers appearing at Threes Brewing in Brooklyn; a "Signatures in Brass" series organized by Marquis Hill, at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola; and a "New Dimensions" concert at the New School, featuring Wadada Leo Smith and Taylor Ho Bynum. Sept.
|
|
This monthlong music festival at venues across Los Angeles features au courant headliners (AlunaGeorge, Bibi Bourelly, Sampha, Haim) and hand-picked up-and-comers, dubbed Red Bull Sound Select artists (Tunji Ige, Nicole Dollanganger, River Tiber), with tickets to all shows under $15. redbullsoundselect.com/30days. Nov. 1-30.
|
|
"Shalane has pioneered a new brand of 'team mom' to these young up-and-comers, with the confidence not to tear others down to protect her place in the hierarchy," said Lauren Fleshman, who became a professional runner in the early 2000s, around the same time Flanagan did.
|
|
Ms. Buckley and Mr. Flynn, formidable British up-and-comers, smolder as the troubled, almost feral lovers in this debut feature, which is inspired by the so-called Beast of Jersey, a serial rapist who brutalized children in the 1960s on the isle where Mr. Pearce grew up.
|
|
Diverse types populate the GrEEK Campus, from undergraduate and graduate students with a burning idea to share with the world, to twenty-somethings who have launched an idea or two but hunger for more, to experienced entrepreneurs who mentor the up-and-comers while looking for new investment opportunities.
|
|
There's a certain richness and honesty to Mabel's jams that sets her apart from her fellow up-and-comers, and she sings about relationships in a way that feels totally real, raw and unique (which is no small feat considering 90% of music is about relationships in some capacity).
|
|
For some stans, it's not just about believing that someone you're a fan of is superior to all comers; it's about proving and quantifying that superiority in any way possible, whether it's in terms of box office earnings and album sales or fan-voted honors like the People's Choice Awards.
|
|
Alongside flashbacks to a fucked up marriage with dancer Frances Taylor (Emayatzy Corinealdi), there's a Bill & Ted imagining of Davis in the 21st century, in which he performs onstage, in a jacket labeled #socialmusic, with a supergroup of former collaborators (including the real Herbie Hancock) and dynamic up-and-comers.
|
|
Noting that many LPs work for institutions like pension funds and universities and have investment committees to answer to, he borrowed the old catchphrase that "no one ever got fired for buying IBM," meaning LPs often prefer to write checks to established firms rather than gamble on up-and-comers.
|
|
While up-and-comers like Michelangelo found modeling in clay absurd, another youngish artist, Giovanni Francesco Rustici (1474-1554), brought fresh refinements to it in a cream-glazed figure of John the Baptist as a new kind of spiritual hero: a violet-eyed, swimmer-thin dreamboat, soulful from every angle.
|
|
From the beginning, we have an intensive sourcing model with analysts and associates who spend most of their time doing this kind of research, including cold calling, conducting online research, talking with industry participants about who they think the up-and comers-are and what kinds of software folks are using.
|
|
Moreover, there is a world of difference between setting yourself up with a boutique lobbying or consulting shop after your time in politics and getting paid by a few clients whose causes you think are reasonable and having a hotel in downtown Washington where you openly collect bribes from all comers.
|
|
Up and comers like Killy and Deko put in impressive displays, newer stars like Lil Pump and KYLE show that they aren't going anywhere for awhile, and veterans including Mac Miller and Lil B show new sides of themselves and increased capabilities since the last time they were on a major platform.
|
|
What rankles is the way Mr. Rosen has framed his decision as not capricious but inevitable, a clash between two cultures: old or older New York versus new or young New York, stuffy versus lively, an aging clientele of predigital corporate titans versus a crowd of up-and-comers, the past versus now.
|
|
The relationship of these two up-and-comers, playing out amid a large cast of other familiar Mafia-drama types (the ruthless but declining boss, the calculating mother, the good soldier, the aggrieved wife), proceeds through an arc of increasingly operatic violence, as rival clans fight for turf and one massacre begets another.
|
|
He prefers Bee brand playing cards — "That's what I learned with" — and he plays with either a queen of diamonds or a queen of hearts — both are red — and two black cards, challenging all comers to pick out the red one off the top of his cardboard box after some sleight of hand.
|
|
McCain had a legendary status as a campaigner in New Hampshire because of the hundreds of town halls he held there during his runs for president in 2000 and 2008, when he took questions from all comers and occasionally invited some of the more colorful personalities up on stage to debate him.
|
|
Streaming out of Union Station, the late comers -- their trains delayed by the volume of passenger traffic -- were greeted by a busking trombonist who played an American jazz gospel, "When the Saints Go Marching In." They celebrated each other, shocked and marveling at the massive turnout and the dirty, wicked puns that colored the festivities.
|
|
Scattered comments by the president and his aides imply an alternative explanation: the administration envisages a grand diplomatic bargain with Russia that encompasses arms control, counter-terrorism, the status of Crimea, economic sanctions and relations with China, an arrangement in which the two leaders indomitably face down all comers like some maverick geopolitical wrestling team.
|
|
It started off being programmed for a generation who prized music snobbery and nostalgia, fueling the reunion of bands like the Pixies, New Order, and Blur and featured headline acts like Radiohead, Björk, and the Red Hot Chili Peppers, with the buzziest up-and-comers in indie rock filling out the bottom of the bill.
|
|
Tie-ups between traditional retailers and these up-and-comers make sense for a number of reasons, including the fact that the collaboration can help young brands decide if they should open their own standalone stores as a next step, according to Jake Mendel, of Silicon Valley Bank's Early Stage Practice in New York.
|
|
"I think that's what's giving some of these artists a little bit of confidence [to be more vocal]," Moss said of country up-and-comers like Maren Morris and Brothers Osborne, or even contemporary superstars like Eric Church, who've either supported Democratic candidates or criticized conservative sacred cows like the NRA without commercial repercussions.
|
|
The Brits may have forgotten to invite anybody from UK rap or grime, but it's ok guys, this two-second appearance from a pair of respectively gobby up and comers smashed on telly at a national event when neither of them are of legal drinking age, should just about have British youth culture covered.
|
|
This made him the second-lightest contestant among the nine heavyweight fighters vying for a UFC contract that season, but Evans, who not two years earlier had wrestled in college at 174 pounds, somehow managed to overcome his physical deficiencies and beat all comers that year, even those who outweighed him by 40 pounds.
|
|
And given such a large sample of strong performance, when the 'Zags obliterated all comers this season, pundits took note: the Associated Press (AP) ranked them first in the country for a month after they went undefeated in their first 27 games, and the NCAA's selection committee assigned them one of the four coveted top regional seeds.
|
|
The winter solstice is behind us, the days are getting longer, and the calendar year is coming to an end, which can only mean one thing: It's time to check back with some of the experiential artists we hailed as up-and-comers last winter, and see what they've been up to the last few months.
|
|
And here is Germany's response: Having created havoc in the EU with its misguided fiscal austerity and open-ended invitations to all comers from Middle East and North Africa, Berlin is now calling on tiny Slovakia to come up with a plan to hold the union together during the next EU summit in Bratislava on September 16.
|
|
For the Angels, Adriana Lima, Behati Prinsloo (who is back following a three-year hiatus), Candice Swanepoel, Kendall Jenner, Elsa Hosk, Jasmine Tookes, Josephine Skriver, Lais Ribeiro, Gigi and Bella Hadid, Martha Hunt, Romee Strijd, Sara Sampaio, Stella Maxwell, and Taylor Hill will walk this year's stage, among a slew of newbies and up-and-comers.
|
|
Triumph The Primary Election Special 2016, Written by Andy Breckman, Josh Comers, Raj Desai, David Feldman, R J Fried, Jarrett Grode, Ben Joseph, Matthew Kirsch, Michael Koman, Mike Lawrence, Brian Reich, Craig Rowin, Robert Smigel, Zach Smilovitz, David Taylor, Andrew Weinberg; Additional Materials by Ray James, Jesse Joyce, Jason Reich, Alex Scordelis; Hulu QUIZ AND AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION
|
|
Having showbiz parents can help up-and-coming performers, for sure, but it also creates a certain awkwardness in that those up-and-comers have to prove themselves – either by forging out in a direction different from their parents or by enduring Hollywood long enough to let fans know that they're there on their own merits.
|
|
The bike, the road-going derivation of a machine trouncing all comers on the dirt ovals of the American Flat Track racing circuit — and revealed in showroom-ready form on Monday at the Intermot industry show in Germany — is an acute change of course for Indian, whose retro-flavored cruisers and Deco-kissed touring machines have revived the company.
|
|
Few of the performers for the telecast had been announced by the time of the March 15 cancellation, aside from a segment that would have Miranda Lambert joined by a lineup of young female up-and-comers for "Fooled Around and Fell in Love," an all-star performance that's unlikely to be recreated in this altered setting.
|
|
And while victory tends to cool intracaucus griping, if Ms. Pelosi becomes speaker, she owes it to the institution and her colleagues to set about raising a new generation of leaders, helping prepare such up-and-comers as Cheri Bustos, Hakeem Jeffries, Linda Sánchez, Ruben Gallego, Joseph Kennedy III, Ben Ray Luján, Eric Swalwell and Seth Moulton, among others.
|
|
With a cocktail hour and live auction, the show will feature a mixture of veteran comedians (Joy Behar, a host of "The View," and Robert Klein, who has been performing since he joined the Second City comedy troupe in 24726); established working comics (Judy Gold and Des Bishop); and up-and-comers (Bob the Drag Queen and Tim Dillon).
|
|
Our community needs to be bigger and our community needs to be recognized because there are queer comics that just aren't out because it's not safe, or they're not doing comedy because they feel there's not a space for them… I started the up-and-comers because I didn't want them to have the same experience as I did coming up.
|
|
In 133, he signed a partnership with the brand new surf label Hurley and got up-and-comers Blink-182 — then still a year out from the explosively popular Enema of the State — to wear the brand's clothes onstage in exchange for free seats on one of the Warped Tour's buses, since the band couldn't yet afford their own transportation.
|
|
She wandering, hosting, raising children connected to new mobilities and most unusual these movements in Treme', New Orleans was a incubating, enmeshed embedded in this silken cocoon when she land, she's came to be parachute mender, landed those black immigrant peddlers from Hoogali network of new comers If you skimmed any of that title, I urge you to take it from top.
|
|
In short, the pursuit of pleasure is not confined to our hero alone but extended to all comers, with a horny democratic good will, and it's typical of Korine to suggest that, in an era as acrimonious as ours, the true provocation is to harbor no grudges, to forgive us our trespasses, and to drift along, catching the tide of contentment.
|
|
In fact just 12 hours after the university's rejection of all comers, an alumnus stepped forward with a financial gift prodigious enough for Stanford to begin construction on its long-planned Center for Social Justice, a first-ever collaboration of Renzo Piano and Santiago Calatrava, who also designed the pedestrian bridge that will connect it to the student napping meadows.
|
|
On Friday, he will return officially with the album "My Turn," 20 tracks that can't help but sound like a victory lap, with production by Tay Keith and Three 6 Mafia's DJ Paul, plus appearances by Lil Wayne, Lil Uzi Vert and the up-and-comers Rylo Rodriguez and 42 Dugg, artists Lil Baby has signed to his own 4 Pockets Full label.
|
|
As he stands there, knees almost buckling, in over-large slippers, brandishing his two weapons of war — palette and brush — as if in a hopeless challenge to all comers (arms spread wide, vulnerable and helpless in the presence of truth's stern and unremitting gaze), he could, we feel, easily topple forward, or collapse back into the dust from whence he came.
|
|
Other featured acts include an all-women hip-hop set featuring Queen Latifah, Missy Elliott, Remy Ma, and MC Lyte; a new jack swing set curated by a founder of the genre, Teddy Riley; alt-R&B favorites Kelela and Daniel Caesar; and many more, with classic artists and up-and-comers performing side by side over the festival's three nights at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.
|
|
It was still going to be another year and a bit before Oculus got snapped up by Facebook for $2 billion, and the Rift virtual reality headset didn't actually launch at CES, but this was a kind of coming-out party for it nonetheless, since it was the first time that the company had set up a stand to provide demos to any and all comers.
|
|
Graham thinks of her as "a female Warren Buffett who knew about everything except finance"; the sort of woman who provides advice to all comers on "private schools, on marriage counselors, on hairdressers, on au pairs, on restaurants, on shops, on neighborhood watches, on gyms, on doctors, on internet providers" but may not know, he suspects, the name of the mayor of New York City.
|
|
One of the up-and-comers, Mr. Moore, ticked off a list of what he views as blemishes on Mr. Biden's record that should be barriers for black voters: Mr. Biden's past support for crime bills that some experts argue resulted in harsh sentences for black offenders; his treatment of Anita Hill during Clarence Thomas's Supreme Court confirmation hearing; and his eulogy for Strom Thurmond, the state's onetime Dixiecrat senator.
|
|
He hasn't ruled out the possibility of going back to school at some point so that he can make those video games he was dreaming of making before that fateful evening in a themed children's restaurant over a decade ago, but his career is still young and he's too busy taking on all comers in whatever weight division is required of him to think about that too seriously right now.
|
|
The dispute culminated with Braun, who owns the master recordings to her first six albums after Swift signed with a new label last year, saying last week that his family had received numerous death threats as a result of the pop singer's accusations of bullying and tyrannical behavior The other artist of the year nominees are Drake, Ariana Grande, Halsey and rapper Post Malone, who led all comers with seven nods.
|
|
It's one thing to complain that in a situation of restricted opportunity for art critics, the entrenchment of a few established voices such as those of Roberta Smith and Peter Schjeldahl means less space for younger aspirants; but — especially when Jones can't point to any decline in the quality of the elder writers' work — it's foolish of him to call on them to commit career suicide to make way for the up-and-comers.
|
|
Trump is going to use -- and use -- the news of the Clinton campaign funding the anti-Trump dossier In the wake of The Washington Post's reporting last night that Hillary Clinton's campaign and the Democratic National Committee helped pay for former British spy Christopher Steele's work to compile a dossier on Trump, the President made clear that he will use that as a cudgel against all comers questioning his campaign's ties to Russia.
|
|
To date, Source Code has backed close to 150 startups, including up-and-comers Bytedance, the TikTok parent that's now the world's most valuable startup; food delivery leader Meituan Dianping, which listed in Hong Kong last year; micro-credit provider Qudian, whose New York IPO marked one of the biggest for a Chinese fintech company that year; Mogu, a Tencent-backed fashion ecommerce site that floated on the Nasdaq last year; just to name a few.
|
|
"Confronted with evidence built up over years of research that community colleges are too often failing their mission of educating all comers, college leaders are embracing a reform movement that calls for a fundamental overhaul of the structure of community colleges and the way students choose and follow a route to a degree," said Thomas Bailey, a professor of economics and education at Teachers College at Columbia University and director of the Community College Research Center.
|
|
Read more: Red hot up-and-comers Archie Sharp and Dennis McCann show the future of British boxing is as fun as it is flashyAnd on Saturday, July 13, Dubois showed he has the potential to live up to those expectations as the opening round alone showed an amped-up crowd just how hard he can hit, and get hit, as the punches exchanged with Gorman were so heavy, they sent tremors across the canvas and rattled the ropes around the ring.
|
|
Most of its products are thus designed to remove friction to accessing more user data; whether it's free search, free email, free cloud storage, free document editing tools, free messaging apps, a fuzzy social network that no one loves but which is somehow still hanging around, free maps, a mobile OS platform that OEMs can load onto smartphone hardware without paying a license fee… Most of what Google builds it opens to all comers to keep the data pouring in.
|
|
I wiped the blood off the old sword and handed it back to the priest — I did not want the fresh gore to obliterate those sacred spots that crimsoned its brightness one day six hundred years ago …" Then, after spending more than 600 pages savaging all comers and making vicious comments about the inhabitants of the lands he visited, Twain concludes, "travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts.
|
|
For the up and comers of country music, from Whitey Morgan to Jonny Fritz, who are following in the footsteps his worn out boots have left behind; for the real country music fans who feel as out of place at Country USA as they would at Coachella; for anyone who just wants an honest country song on the jukebox while they drown the workday with a cold beer and a tall glass of whiskey, this is some good news indeed.
|
|