Remember, these targets were the NBA's crème de la crème.
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Sales used to be the crème de la crème for shoppers.
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This is the crème de la crème of the art world.
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I had the crème de la crème of sex, drugs and rock'n'roll.
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The most important essence of life—that's the crème de la crème .
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And the crème de la crème is extra virgin, or unrefined, olive oil.
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"These are the crème de la crème, drop-dead gorgeous apartments," she said.
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The circularity of this crème-de-la-crème process provides the sales leverage.
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Now, we must stomach the crème de la crème of ugly shoes: bejeweled crocs.
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Goop's Replenishing Night Cream is the crème de la crème of natural night creams.
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She has been meeting the crème de la crème of the music and film world.
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Silk is the epitome of luxury, the crème de la crème of the fabric world.
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The MacBook Pro is pretty much the crème de la crème of Apple's famous laptops.
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Since 1991, the event has highlighted the crème de la crème of the food industry.
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Unicorn nails are the crème de la crème of fantasy manicures — and we're giddy over it.
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For the last few weeks, I've been using la crème de la crème of micellar waters.
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Since 1991, the event has highlighted the crème de la crème of the American food industry.
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Natural nests are the crème de la crème of the industry, fetching prices over $4,000 a pound.
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While there were a ton of suggestions, we've selected the crème de la crème of the bunch.
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When it comes to employee perks, Google has long been seen as the crème de la crème.
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"The issue is not the crème de la crème — it's the education of the masses," said Prof.
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But it's true that it was a crème de la crème of the of the U.S. business community.
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But for Japanese retailer Felissimo, the crème de la crème of kitty characteristics are their cold, little noses.
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"It's the crème de la crème of ocean racing, and they are all there on display," Holmberg said.
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Located in western Wyoming, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is the crème de la crème of North American skiing.
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As far as celebrity weddings go, Turner and Jonas chose the crème de la crème of Vegas wedding chapels.
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We already know that celebrities have their pick of the crème de la crème when dressing for award shows.
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The red carpet at the Academy Awards has earned its reputation as the crème de la crème of beauty moments.
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The Battlefield represents the crème de la crème; the startups onstage represent just over 2.5 percent of those that applied.
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The Battlefield represents the crème de la crème; the startups onstage represent just over 2 percent of those that applied.
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This is really crème de la crème of classic photographer moments, because it's one you'll probably catch the most grief over.
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It competes with Google, a company that possesses what is largely considered to be the crème de la crème of knowledge graphs.
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McKinsey & Company is the crème de la crème of consulting firms, judging by how difficult it is to get an offer there.
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Its formulas are the crème de la crème, with best-selling reds like Ruby Woo and the sexiest nude of all time, Teddy.
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Harries not only published the essay, but surrounded it with reactions from the crème de la crème of the American foreign policy establishment.
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"Deutsche Bank will still attract people, but it won&apost attract the crème de la crème like it used to," the source said.
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In fact, while you're still putting on that faux-French accent, you might even say they're the crème de la crème of lip colors.
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Here you'll find the best of the best, the crème de la crème of Black Friday discounts on TVs, laptops, video games, and more.
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After some serious reflection, I've rounded up the crème de la crème — that is, all the products that truly stood out to me in 216.
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It was a groundbreaking moment for the company, which is considered the crème de la crème of the ballet world, and for Black dancers everywhere.
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George Clooney's incisors gleam in his role as Miles Massey, the crème de la crème of divorce lawyers, in this Joel and Ethan Coen film.
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Still, Netflix and Amazon remain up 213 percent and 963 percent year to date, respectively, underscoring their places among Wall Street's crème de la crème.
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During his flight, Huang was able to get a tour of the crème de la crème of Etihad's offerings: The Residence, which goes for about $23,000.
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The Biennale is probably the last place in Europe where you can see such beautiful furniture, paintings, pictures — the crème de la crème, as we say.
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"We are vetting a huge population for people who are especially good at providing passionate attention—the crème de la crème," Pam Soffer (BA psychology) assures me.
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Ahead you'll fine the crème de la crème that will not only become mainstays in your wardrobe, but are guaranteed to fit your style to a tee.
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From there, he became known in NYC for having the crème de la crème of wax, returning to the city every few months to sell off crates.
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"So instead of bringing their content to the U.S. and Europe, they rather invest in the crème de la crème locally and maintain a hands-off approach."
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We asked our crème de la crème selection of journalists, columnists and pundits which of their male counterparts they give high marks for style, swagger and smarts.
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CRÈME DE LA CRÈME This multipurpose beauty balm from Dr. Jackson's truly does it all: nourishes lips and cuticles, strengthens hair and eliminates wrinkles and fine lines.
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Get lifetime access to The Google Analytics Masterclass for $19, or 94% off See Details Digital marketing is the crème de la crème of today's job skills.
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But the crème de la crème of the segment is Oliver's own version of that Facebook apology ad, which happens to be voiced by Silicon Valley's Thomas Middleditch.
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The tiny gold-nugget highlighter immediately earned its place as the crème de la crème of highlighters, adding the perfect touch of gilded shimmer for healthy, glowy skin.
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After all, this was Rob Fucking Halford of Judas Fucking Priest—the crème de la crème of metal royalty and one of the genre's few remaining original patriarchs.
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He's respected, and gifted, and at the height of his game — the toast of 1950s London, dressing royalty and the city's crème de la crème in his airy atelier.
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The real crème de la crème of the knitwear we're eyeing adds more dimension than just muted neutrals — they're about packing in as many striped colors as we can.
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Set in Edinburgh in the 1930s, it features an inspiring, infuriating teacher, Jean Brodie, who teaches her girls ("the crème de la crème") to admire Renaissance paintings and Mussolini.
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If you want the absolute best and are willing to pay a lot, the Lello 4080 Musso Lussino is the crème de la crème of home ice cream makers.
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In an attempt to find the crème de la crème of concealer, our Refinery29 Beauty Innovator Awards testers tried the best formulas to reach the mass market this year.
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Just when you thought dating couldn't get any harder, a super-exclusive dating app for the crème de la crème of "ambitious intellectuals" is about to land in London.
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On especially rough days, when I finally tire of bingeing beloved trash shows like Gossip Girl, I venture into the crème de la crème of drama: Reddit's r/relationships.
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Only the crème de la crème of skate pros were able to make a comfortable living off their profession, and skaters still existed on the fringes of mainstream culture.
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The Bose LifeStyle 650 is the crème de la crème of surround sound speaker systems, featuring excellent support for streaming platforms, lots of inputs, and an amazing sound quality.
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And the properties along the beach are the crème de la crème of Tel Aviv living, so while the pool of buyers for those is tiny, they do sell.
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"We had Kelly Devin, who's this iconic director/choreographer, and she hand-picked the crème de la crème of Broadway dancers to be on the show with me," the actor said.
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She soon earned an exclusive contract with Calvin Klein, and then landed the crème de la crème of the modeling résumé, a spot in the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show lineup, in 2009.
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Like the title character of that story, Mr. Lek was in the business of putting old fight heads on young shoulders and nurturing the crème de la crème of the fight game.
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That's because in May of 22017, someone at Ballislife, the crème de la crème of high school basketball highlights, caught McClung aggressively dunking on everyone in his vicinity at an AAU game.
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From that standpoint, skipping steps would be a major mistake, and ensuring that De'Aaron Fox can be the crème de la crème of his loaded draft class should be a focal point.
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The shirt was hand-embroidered with happy-hued flowers, and was the crème de la crème of a wide textile collection I'd amassed over the years — each piece a reminder of home.
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"'We saw a film that does not match the level of a competition that claims to show the crème de la crème of world film production,'" Mr. Jacob said in an interview.
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"It takes somebody so good, so dominant — the crème de la crème — and it makes him into an international figure of epic failure," said David Okun, a software developer who created the app.
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Of all the events taking place last week in the French Riviera — and there were plenty — this dinner hosted by consulting group MediaLink and iHeartMedia may have been the crème de la crème.
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Ahead, shop the cheap highlighter we're reaching for over our $40 pan, the lipstick we love that costs less than a movie ticket, and more of the crème de la crème of drugstore beauty.
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As if her jam-packed agenda weren't enough, Disney recruited the crème de la crème of fashion videography, Milk Agency, to document Minnie's Fashion Week debut — and we got the exclusive on the outcome.
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It's all very tricky business, which is why we've done the work to compile a list of the crème de la crème of foundations — the ones that perfect skin while still looking like skin.
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Initially encouraged by Eleanor Roosevelt, its mandate was to facilitate escape for prominent dissidents and luminaries of the arts, many of them Jews: the makers of masterworks, the crème de la crème of European genius.
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Both Prince Eugen's Waldemarsudde and the nearby Thielska Gallery, the home of a wealthy industrialist and art collector, exhibit what was considered in Hilma's day the crème de la crème of Swedish and Scandinavian artists.
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But today you are more likely to find European brands like Miele, Bosch and Lacanche — with Gaggenau being "the crème de la crème," said Whitney Kraus, director of architecture and planning for Halstead Development Marketing.
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There have been a lot of awws: And lots of exclamation points: Congratulations to the happy couple on their new baby, their engagement, and maybe most of all, their crème de la crème of proposal stories.
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But unlike our own insignificant birthdays, Mickey's includes a massive PR play featuring special food products, a massive interactive art exhibit located in the heart of Manhattan, and the crème de la crème, designer capsule collections.
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But long before his family run gym in Bangkok got voted crème de la crème, Woody had another camp, one in a gloomy, rain drenched English city called Manchester, a kickboxing gym above a Thai restaurant.
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Gibson Guitars, available at Guitar Center, from $999Gibson Hummingbird Guitar, available at Guitar Center, $3,849La crème de la crème of acoustic guitars, played by everyone from Keith Richards, Graham Parsons, and Bob Dylan to Justin Bieber.
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This is a Beaton who gets seldom talked about: the Beaton who documented a devastating war with as much dedication and skill as he documented the crème de la crème of Hollywood and the British royalty.
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That said, ASHOP CREW and Lennox wanted the crème de la crème: the people who could master this new medium of thermal art and use that second layer to help creatively communicate the Degrees of Perfect idea.
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Nowhere is this more concentrated than the Agricultural and Pastoral show (A&P), a rural gathering where all things farm-related are celebrated—and the crème de la crème of agricultural athletes are put to the test.
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Once considered the crème de la crème of credentials on an aspiring entrepreneur's résumé, YC has grown bigger and bigger — and in the eyes of its critics, less of a signal in the world of startup noise.
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Backing Mr. Rush is the crème de la crème of the Australian theater aristocracy: The theater director Neil Armfield, the film director Fred Schepisi and the actors Robyn Nevin and Helen Buday have all testified in his defense.
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So, as you can imagine, the event's red carpet is full of the crème de la crème of Hollywood, as well as another pop culture reality TV icon you may not have expected to make an appearance—Donald Trump.
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Fleur de sel, the crème de la crème of salt, so delicate it must be hand-harvested, costs a small fraction of what it costs back home; tins of cocoa powder and Puy green lentils are other gift possibilities.
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PHANTOM THREAD Paul Thomas Anderson's first feature since "Inherent Vice" (2014) reunites him with Daniel Day-Lewis — unforgettable in "There Will Be Blood" — and centers on a dressmaker who tailors for the crème de la crème of London in the 1950s.
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The winners of the 17th annual "HOSCARS" (Hostelworld Customer Annual Ratings) were announced by Hostelworld in January, crediting the crème de la crème of hip hostels across 250 categories based over a million reviews from guests over the previous year.
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The party started in 1994, but its roots really extend to the 1960s, when Irving Paul Lazar — the superagent known as Swifty, a nickname bestowed by Humphrey Bogart — began hosting Oscar gatherings for the crème de la crème of Hollywood.
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Like clothing and accessories, the beauty brands Net-A-Porter carries are undeniably the crème de la crème — we're talking Oribe and $20 nail polish bottles — but right now, there's a major sale happening, with everything marked down by up to 50%.
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Our political leaders are so understanding because we appear to have the wealthiest Congress we've ever had, with a majority of members now millionaires, so they understand the importance of cutting health insurance for the poor to show support for the crème de la crème.
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Here you have an example of Trump making remarks to an audience comprised of Manhattan's crème de la crème — many tickets were $3000 each at face value — and the national media that's based there, from which we'll say generously Clinton wins 80 percent of the vote.
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Whether you're looking to save on skin-care essentials, like a new Clarisonic cleansing brush, or you've been looking for an excuse to shop the crème de la crème of makeup at Violet Grey, use the handy guide ahead to find all the best beauty deals happening this weekend.
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Even if you can't afford the crème de la crème when it comes to your salon — because hey, we're all on a budget — you can have that kind of enviable cool-girl color, so long as you do your photo research and bring the visuals to your next appointment.
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In recent years, France's Socialist Party has had a coalition resembling that of the U.S. Democrats: a wobbly three-legged stool of various human rights movements, many of them race- and gender-based, a shrinking traditional working class, and the crème de la crème of the new economy.
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If your collection of pastels is looking a little sad and crusty at the moment — with a few glass bottles of sheer pink that may be more than two years old — we have your guide to the current crème de la crème of pastel polish, as determined by the pros.
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"There has always been a feeling in the State Department and Foreign Service," he told The New York Times in 1998, "that economics officers were not quite the crème de la crème, that what you really wanted to be was a political officer carrying diplomatic notes to the Foreign Ministry and making démarches."
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In 2016, someone using the name Shadow Brokers appeared online, posting bizarre blog rants alongside incredibly powerful tools created by NSA's Tailored Access Operations unit, the crème de la crème of US hackers, that had never been made public, a breach regarded as among the most damaging in the history of US intelligence.
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Tom Ford lipsticks are considered by many to be the crème de la crème of luxury makeup — they're housed in beautiful brown-and-gold tubes, feel weighty when you pick them up, and slide on with a blast of creamy pigment that never feels (or looks) drying or crusty on the lips.
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The crème de la crème of candles, Lafco's soy wax candles are filled with layers of fine fragrances, with scents made to embody the essence of different places — Feu de Bois evokes wintery days spent cuddled by the fireplace and a blend of ginger, grapefruit, and raspberry summons the pure luxury of a penthouse.
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So here is the crème de la crème, the Top 2300 destinations where you could, right now, reinvent your life, chase adventure, have a great time and most likely reduce your cost of living dramatically George Town is the capital of tropical-island Penang, located just west of mainland Malaysia, and offers one of the best overseas retirement opportunities in the world.
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With Diamond status — the crème de la crème — the benefits are numerous: dedicated, 24/7 phone support with Uber's most experienced customer service agents; complimentary surprise upgrades from UberX to premium products like Uber Black at no extra cost (drivers will still earn the premium fare, with Uber absorbing the difference); access to highly rated drivers; and no delivery fee on three Uber Eats orders every six months.
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Here are a few of our favorite 20-second snippets that won't make you feel like you're living in a trailer for Insidious IV. We're talking about the crème de la crème of welcome and enjoyable earworms—although, based on a casual canvas of the Life desk, it seems like many songs have 20-second choruses, so feel free to time out your favorite and see how it stacks up!
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