But the high point of the night was the crowning.
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Both would consider winning their hometown race a crowning achievement.
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Chicago's Crowning clearly have a sense of humor about themselves.
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" Here is the crowning moment of the most memorable "St.
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But Zhang said Xi's crowning moment also comes with uncertainties.
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My hair in its natural form is my Crowning Glory.
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THE technology industry is the crowning glory of America's economy.
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The baby's head starts crowning, and it burns like hell.
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Under the circumstances, though, that hardly is a crowning achievement.
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We feel comfortable crowning Andy the new "King of hydration."
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The crowning jewel of the fall season was a ruby.
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The liberation of Bosnia was President Bill Clinton's crowning achievement.
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The liberation of Syria can be President Trump's crowning achievement.
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The Conservatives are set on crowning Boris Johnson as prime minister.
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The entire Godfather trilogy, for instance, Francis Ford Coppola's crowning achievement.
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The final, crowning jewel has to be Vladimir Putin's umbrella, though.
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The ATS-V's seats are its crowning achievement in this segment.
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Watch the crowning of the latest winner of the Startup Battlefield
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This was to be the crowning glory of his professional career.
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He was nearly 70 at the time of his crowning achievement.
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It was the crowning moment of Bailey's track and field career.
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The crowning glory is that the Elecjet PowerPie costs just $60.
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Forget the adage that a woman's crowning glory is her hair.
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I.P.O.s are generally a crowning moment that validate years of work.
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The crowning layer is the smooth pillow top for additional comfort.
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Bartel also wore a black one-piece swimsuit during her crowning.
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She also wore a black V-cut swimsuit during her crowning.
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Silence isn't just golden, it's also the crowning glory of eloquence.
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The grandaddy of them all is Wikipedia, still the internet's crowning achievement.
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Ready to fight for pop's crowning jewels, her fans resemble a battalion.
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BAMTech cites the launch of WWE Network among the company's crowning achievements.
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For others, it was a crowning, cinematic achievement for the United States.
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It's Def Leppard's crowning achievement, bookended by their two most significant misfortunes.
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In traditional royal-fashion fashion, the hat is the outfit's crowning achievement.
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The event's crowning achievement came in the form of its clothing wares.
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Caitlyn Jenner is celebrating one of the crowning achievements of her life.
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These places will become her powerbases, crowning her campaign even in defeat.
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IT COULD BE DONALD TRUMP'S CROWNING ACHIEVEMENT SO FAR IN HIS PRESIDENCY.
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Mr. Modi's election was the crowning achievement of this new Indian elite.
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The Boston triumph, Keflezighi says, was the crowning achievement of his career.
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One would be the crowning achievement of his unlikely major league career.
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Mercer opted to wear a bathing suit during her Miss America crowning.
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Meriwether opted for a more fitted strapless dress during her crowning moment.
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She wore a simple white gown with gloves during her crowning moment.
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Johnson went with a classic black halter dress for her crowning moment.
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McConnell's thrust is emblematic of what he sees as his crowning achievement.
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But the probe's crowning scientific achievement was its collision with the Moon.
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"Havana" had spent seven nonconsecutive weeks at No. 2 before crowning the chart.
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Yet what, if anything, will be the eventual applications of his crowning achievement?
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But I am happy for everything that has happened since my crowning night.
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Despite the crowning achievement, Ohashi has said she was broken — mentally and physically.
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If this was the promotion's crowning failure with Rhodes, it wasn't their last.
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An important end-of-summer tradition is crowning the Song of the Summer.
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TO BE identified with a distinctive position is an academic career's crowning achievement.
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Pizza bagels stand, to this day, as a crowning achievement in hybrid cuisine.
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"It's a crowning achievement," noted Campbell, of the 40-year polar satellite record.
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Lear remains the crowning role of the most powerful actors of their generations.
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Perhaps my crowning achievement of the two subway maps I've made so far.
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Buferd donned a white bathing suit with white heels during her crowning moment.
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Ay wore a white Cinderella-like ball gown during her Miss America crowning.
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But his players are his product, and their title is his crowning achievement.
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His crowning achievement: pulling the oil-dependent nation out of a grueling recession.
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Crowning Glory I've been getting box braids since I was probably five years old.
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Could the imminent calls for Jon's crowning be fixed by a Targaryen-Targarystark marriage?
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The measure would replace the Affordable Care Act, a crowning achievement of Obama's tenure.
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The audience graced Rogen with a standing ovation, crowning him victor for the night.
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It's interesting enough, until the magazine's crowning turns into name-calling with racist implications.
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Yang Jianjun gave Zerotech's new Dobby drone its simple crowning attribute: its pocket size.
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Francisco Lindor is crowning the Kansas City Royals every chance he gets this season.
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Judge deliberations, TechCrunch announcements and crowning the winner 9:00 PM — 10:00 PM
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The song's fatalistic despair at its own rush to stereotype is its crowning humor.
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Solving the North Korean Rubik's cube would be the crowning achievement for any presidency.
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It is the crowning touch to the centerpiece of the season, the Christmas tree.
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His confirmation would be a crowning triumph for Republicans and the conservative legal movement.
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Her re-emergence into the American limelight is a moment of true crowning glory.
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As the screen fades to black, she picks up his head, a crowning achievement.
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The Democratic Party's crowning success of the night came in Virginia, where Lt. Gov.
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The Miss America contest took a six-year hiatus following the crowning of Delander.
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Marilyn Van Derbur wore a white ball gown with gloves during her crowning moment.
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At 16 years old, the crowning achievement of my life was getting a boyfriend.
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Two years later, he had the best seat for a crowning of another kind.
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For her crowning moment, Dayana Mendoza wore a strapless yellow gown covered in beads.
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It was May 13, Mother's Day, less than three months after her crowning achievement.
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This, to almost anyone, would be a crowning achievement—something you could retire on.
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Crowning a definitive version implies the best, the ultimate, the one we ourselves may choose.
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King Of Men might not even be the crowning achievement of the Blassie discography, however.
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The Sydney Opera House is a behemoth of 20th-century architecture and Utzon's crowning achievement.
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For many Chinese tourists, the crowning glory of the Dandong experience is North Korean cabaret.
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The public crowning ceremony will only take place late-2017 after the previous king's cremation.
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If hair is our crowning glory, we should coat it in luxury, royalty-worthy products.
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Valentin de Boulogne's oil on canvas "Crowning With Thorns" (circa 1615) sold for $5.178 million.
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Close-Up is perhaps Kiarostami's crowning achievement when it comes to blending fact with fiction.
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There is nothing quite like the crowning of a new champion to reinvigorate a division.
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For a dance that is supposed to be a crowning celebration of an education completed.
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And I would consider it one of my crowning achievements if I can do it.
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They share some of the crowning moments of their lives together on stage and off.
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The Voice finale aired Tuesday night, crowning a season 10 champ of the singing competition.
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One of McCain's crowning achievements in the Senate was the McCain-Feingold Act in 2002.
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Another dancer, Gowardy Horton, 38, gave Rudey his fedora, crowning him the party's reigning Michael.
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And the crowning glory of Kennedy's triad came with his 2015 opinion in Obergefell v.
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Every week it got harder to choose winners, and we agonized over crowning just one.
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The baby — and someday that baby's siblings — would be the crowning glory of it all.
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The judges gave Jones' dunk 48 points and Gordon's 47, crowning Jones the overall victor.
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For her crowning moment, Miss America 2015 Kira Kazantsev wore a long-sleeved white gown.
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"The Champions," a spinoff talent show, finishes its second season by crowning an ultimate champion.
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One of NAFTA's crowning achievements was phasing out virtually all tariffs between the three countries.
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It's a great crowning scene, second only to the "Trolley People" scene from The Princess Diaries.
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Back in 2014, SI ran a cover crowning the Houston Astros the 2017 World Series champions.
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Or will we see the fall of House Google, followed by a crowning of many kings?
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"[T]his will surely go down as Kipchoge's crowning glory, his marathon opus," The Guardian wrote.
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Reading between the lines of tonight's mostly boring episode, there are a few new relationships crowning.
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The reigning Miss Universe, the Philippines' Pia Wurtzbach, had her big crowning moment marred in Dec.
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The 2600 Winter Olympics in Nagano was supposed to be the crowning glory of his career.
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The exhibition Concrete Cuba, at David Zwirner (London, 2015; New York, 2016), bestowed a crowning touch.
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This year, however, the lifestyle magazine is crowning someone who is actually self-made: JAY-Z.
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She's also seemingly titled the works What a Racket, truly crowning her the Master of Puns.
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But it wasn't until 1990 that the crowning achievement of disability civil rights policy was passed.
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These tensions lasted well into the New Deal, the crowning years of America's enthusiasm for reform.
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Ritchie donned a white ball gown for her crowning moment at the 1956 Miss America pageant.
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Its crowning glory is its distinctive cratered appearance — its surface it dotted with scores of holes.
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There's a plastic baby doll head crowning through a fondant vulva perched atop the layered treat.
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" One of Black Mirror's crowning VFX achievements is found in the closing moments of "San Junipero.
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Ultimately though, its crowning jewel is that it features one hunk of an ass doing press-ups.
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A mistake is me walking into the wrong bathroom and using it anyway because I was crowning.
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Tearing down net neutrality is the crowning achievement of the most anti-consumer FCC chair in history.
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The "super", as Aussies call their private-pension provision, was a crowning achievement of Mr Keating's premiership.
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Hawke, 89, served from 1983 to 1991 and counted floating the Australian dollar among his crowning achievements.
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In Monday's episode, Wurtzbach tells Harvey that she forgives him for initially not crowning her the winner.
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But what might have been a crowning achievement would prove to be the unmaking of her career.
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After the crowning, attendees filtered to a Chinese banquet after-party where karaoke enthusiasts serenaded the crowd.
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The crowning drama of the episode comes later, and I literally can't wait to talk about it.
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Vukovic still remembers the crowning moment when she received a new birth certificate after years of struggle.
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And, of course, don't forget to check out the city's crowning architectural achievement – the Golden Gate Bridge.
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The euro area is a centerpiece of the "European project," and the euro is its crowning achievement.
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If the projections are accurate, Views is well on its way to becoming Drake's crowning commercial achievement.
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But Source's crowning achievement in the modding community is Garry Newman's Half-Life 2 mod, Garry's Mod.
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With thousands of options in this city, crowning the absolute best is highly subjective and nearly impossible.
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His crowning achievement may have been his decision to drive a hard bargain for Chrysler in 2009.
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The election Sunday was predicted to be a crowning moment for over 40 years of Corsican nationalism.
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The crowning achievement, recorded by Brewster and his under-219 teammates, arrived at the end of October.
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Critics at the time were unimpressed, but "Chimes" is seen now as one of Welles's crowning achievements.
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The 18-year-old was wearing a knee-length satin dress with short heels during her crowning.
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And then there's the crowning glory of the rehabilitation, the glass elevator trip to the 102nd floor.
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They guessed correctly that Prince Charles had his investiture and crowning as Prince of Wales in 1969.
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Be judicious with your photo-taking, a picture of your daughter crowning on the refrigerator isn't helping anyone.
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But Sanders was denied a crowning moment on Monday night, the kind of thing that propels political narratives.
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These are Ruben's riffs on the four elemental figures crowning the north-south walls of the original murals.
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It's the phenomenon that explains how black holes lose mass, and its discovery was his crowning scientific achievement.
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I think there's a lot of interest in his crowning achievement would be the new NAFTA, the USMCA.
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The immense structure is considered the crowning jewel of Indo-Islamic architecture and took 17 years to complete.
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The Japanese-designed headpiece, switched out after the 2008 contest, was reintroduced for the crowning of Nel-Peters.
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Sure, there's no invisible referee awarding you points and crowning winners, but is any of that really necessary?
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It was the crowning moment in a reign of terror that stretched over three years and two countries.
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Champagne's affiliation with luxury, wealth, and celebrity has kept prices high, from crowning kings, to launching great ships.
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Crowning Wright as Satoshi Nakamoto would give him a position of unprecedented social power in the bitcoin network.
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But the crowning heartbreaker is the title piece, named after Capcom's first-person shooter video game from 285.
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These discoveries ultimately helped form the scaffolding for the Standard Model, a crowning achievement of 20th-century physics.
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Perhaps the hotel's crowning perk is its 24,000-square-foot gym, in the basement of the Helios building.
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Though that term comes from hunting culture, it is now the crowning achievement of many safari-going tourists.
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For her crowning moment, Lauren Nelson wore a black gown with a French lace bodice and beaded bottom.
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Musk has said that expecting — even embracing -— failures during testing has helped propel SpaceX to its crowning achievements.
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The crowning encounter was an extraordinary all-night dinner, towards the end of 1999 if I remember rightly.
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The split was a crowning achievement for Klaus Kleinfeld, the Alcoa chief executive, who chose to lead Arconic.
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Michelin's stars are generally lauded by chefs, a crowning achievement for years of hard graft in the kitchen.
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For her crowning moment, Olivia Culpo wore a red dress with long velvet sleeves and a plunging neckline.
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These are crowning achievements of President Macky Sall of Senegal in his first seven-year term in office.
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Two or three games is way too soon to be crowning anyone, or to be writing anyone off.
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It feels like the crowning glory — we are going to do it where Monteverdi flourished and was buried.
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Feature "King Lear" has long been the crowning performance for actors who know how to dominate a stage.
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The crowning moment will be a "digital summit" in September, which almost all of the EU's leaders will attend.
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A date decades in the making Being an elector is one of Ash Khare's crowning achievements as an American.
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Today, it is the crowning jewel of Sydney Harbour and the most geo-tagged site on Instagram in Australia.
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But really, other than the runway, it's the "lip sync battle" segment that stands as the show's crowning glory.
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We might even come closer to crowning an undisputed champ, the last being Lennox Lewis who retired in 2003.
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It's a clever comment on how a woman can be so objectified that her legs become her crowning achievement.
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It should have been his crowning achievement, but just days before John had tried to take his own life.
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His crowning glory was to drive the team to its first and only Cricket World Cup triumph in 1193.
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And like Eurovision, the impact of American Idol extends far beyond our annual crowning of a new pop star.
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Guinness invented the World's Loudest Band category three years later, crowning Deep Purple as the original kings of noise.
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It is also a crowning achievement for Rouhani, a pragmatic cleric who had pledged to reduce Iran's international isolation.
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The Russia controversy also prevented Trump from fully embracing what would ordinarily be a crowning moment of his presidency.
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Another bogey followed, but the crowning blow to her day and championship hopes came at the par-five 18th.
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Humankind's expansion into space may never meet with crowning glory on other planets or pass far beyond Earth's orbit.
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His crowning achievement, though, is his production on the stunning "Ballin Like Messi," by Chicago's Adamn Killa and Killavesi.
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When my mother was in labor, the doctor thought I was crowning, but instead, I came out butt-first.
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Back in 2016, Hotel Ivy in Minneapolis, Minnesota, underwent a reservation, and its penthouse suite became its crowning jewel.
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Trump considers the appointment of the staunchly conservative Gorsuch one of the crowning achievements of his presidency to date.
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The centre's crowning achievement is its cyclotron, an 8,303-tonne particle accelerator housed within steep slabs of white concrete.
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Or, rather, it was his crowning achievement until a federal judge this year struck down the law as unconstitutional.
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The center's crowning achievement is its cyclotron, an 8,303-tonne particle accelerator housed within steep slabs of white concrete.
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In retrospect, allowing China into the World Trade Organization — one of that order's crowning achievements — was a huge mistake.
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"My mom would always tell me that my thick, kinky curls were my crowning glory," Black shares with R29Unbothered.
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Claims of unblinking fidelity to the text have increasingly become the crowning orthodoxy on the right in recent decades.
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Despite the media's crowning of China as the world's leading diplomatic power, the evidence for this assertion is mixed.
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It's called crowning -- when a bushfire moves through the tops of trees or shrubs, burning independently above the ground.
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Lyft is closing out a busy year for the ride-hailing industry by crowning the top destinations of 2016.
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But this time he was witnessing it in person, from the sidelines, and it felt like a crowning achievement.
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Was it the daughter, shown wearing a fingerless glove and crowning her mother in roses and forget-me-nots?
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India's Supreme Court seems to agree, and its landmark ruling in August could derail the country's crowning technological achievement.
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The Super Bowl is the crowning glory of sports in the United States, but it hasn't been without it's mishaps.
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Apparently, it's just the thing for people trying to camouflage scars acquired from being intent on preserving their crowning glory.
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And, ultimately, that led to his crowning achievement: launching The Vanguard Group and creating the world's first index mutual fund.
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The crowning glory of KFC's South Korean menu is something that has disappeared from the US: The infamous Double Down.
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But there are two things that prevent me from crowning the Powerbeats Pro as the uncontested best true wireless earbuds.
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"With Red Hat being bought by IBM, we're crowning Twilio as our newest cloud king, " the "Mad Money" host said.
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The woman — who was crowning at this point — was moved to a private and more spacious area of the plane.
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The movie was meant to be Warner Bros.' answer to The Avengers; the crowning achievement of the DC Extended Universe.
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Avalanche's crowning achievement, however, is the way in which it lovingly pays homage to visual effects — and Stanley Kubrick himself.
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Just look at Beyoncé, whose crowning as pop culture's prophet felt, at first, like intentionally exaggerated praise—until it wasn't.
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Northern California's All Pro Wrestling experimented with numerous streaming formats before just about anyone else, even crowning an internet champion.
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The crowning moment was the concert, a spectacle so audacious that a listener would be hard-pressed not to grin.
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Ramirez's blast, a three-run home run, was the crowning blow in Thursday's devastating 7-5 defeat for the Yankees.
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The passage of a massive Republican tax overhaul law stands as the crowning victory of the Trump agenda's first year.
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The National Gallery in London chose to lend its "Christ Mocked (The Crowning With Thorns)" only to the Spanish museum.
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Why Foundation, and why aboard the Falcon Heavy, the crowning achievement of Elon Musk's SpaceX private launch venture thus far?
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"Black Parade" is emo's crowning moment, but "Runaway" made emo consumable for hypebeasts, which is the real pioneering moment here.
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It ends up crowning some figures and crowding out others, distorting a reality that's far richer and messier in practice.
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That allowed the crowning of a season champion to move out of the shadow of the N.F.L. and college football.
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The win was the crowning moment for The Advocate since it stormed into New Orleans journalism about six years ago.
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Remember, we were crowning pop stars, holding amazing races, and watching survivors duke it out on desert islands in 2006.
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And Joan's moment of triumph—the crowning of the Dauphin in the cathedral at Rheims—is enacted with goofy exuberance.
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But Mr. Tavernier's own body of work — which arguably had its crowning moment in the 26s — may be underexplored today.
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But he departs with reputation enhanced, his brilliant save on Ronaldo's spot-kick a crowning moment in a fine tournament.
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And while that&aposs arguably Volcker&aposs crowning achievement, he stayed active for decades after leaving the Fed in 1987.
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But wait — the crowning humiliation of "our gay Job" is that his boyfriend, having dumped him, is now getting married.
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Last, there's the crowning layer of sausages, which turn crisp and coppery on top but stay juicy and tender underneath.
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Heji Shin's photographs of babies crowning, featured at the Whitney Biennial this year, also situates childbirth as a work itself.
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He will doubtless be the crowning achievement of the Trump presidency, as there likely won't be many to choose from.
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Hitting four homers in a single contest is even rarer than throwing a perfect game, the crowning accomplishment for a pitcher.
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And not just achieved, but achieved as the crowning example of the spirit that underlays all the accomplishments of his administration.
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And the development of medicines and prevention strategies that can effectively neutralize it are among the crowning achievements of modern medicine.
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The sun has risen a handsbreadth above the horizon, crowning the eastern hills, sheaves of light slanting through the stunted trees.
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ON JUNE 241th the French Open women's singles tournament will conclude with the crowning of a first-time grand-slam champion.
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"Land of Hope and Glory," a lyrical version of one of Elgar's famous military marches, became the song for the crowning.
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After two consecutive years crowning co-champions, this year's Bee has some rule changes, in hopes of producing a single winner.
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That an election that was supposed to restore Thailand to democracy will instead bolster its preening monarch is a crowning irony.
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Is it sad that the big budget immersive sim is probably dead now, after this phenomenal year, and this crowning achievement?
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He also has an upcoming bit part in The Family Guy, which has been the crowning achievement of his acting career.
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Crowning women with visibility and responsibility, MAG organizers hope to prepare its entrants to navigate the challenges of their professional lives.
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Don't start the championship parade planning in L.A. yet ... Magic Johnson tells TMZ Sports SLOW YOUR ROLL on crowning the Lakers!!!
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Two of the European Union's crowning achievements — monetary union and the eradication of borders — have become threats to its very existence.
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No one in the Republican Party (except for Trump delegates) seems to be the least bit excited about crowning the nominee.
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A crowning triumph for Mr. Havelange's commercial ambitions came when FIFA held the World Cup in the United States in 224.
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An IPO would be a crowning achievement for John Sellers and Cody Campbell, who cofounded predecessor companies starting in early 212.
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Securing the event had been considered the crowning achievement of Mr. Beckenbauer, who led the organizing committee for the 2006 tournament.
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Its crowning achievement was stopping the nuclear arms race between the United States and the Soviet Union from expanding into space.
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The crowning moment of any opening ceremony: the final leg of the torch relay and the lighting of the Olympic caldron.
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Weili immediately unleashed a series of elbows, knees and punches before the referee intervened and ended the fight, crowning her champion.
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Mr. Rosen calls it the "mother fire" and considers it the crowning touch at his farm, cidery, winery and tasting room.
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Leading the fight to save global forests would be a crowning achievement and fitting final chapter for his time as governor.
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And at least one of them will end up with the crowning title of the Song of the Summer for 2019.
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Played by Jolie with slinky verve, voluminous wings and two magnificently crowning horns, Maleficent is the earlier movie's greatest special effect.
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And with that, Dern has officially achieved the crowning glory that anoints the age in which we now live: the Dernaissance.
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Douglas's crowning, if ultimately catastrophic, achievement was the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854, which forms the central armature of Blumenthal's story.
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PARK CITY, Utah — The Sundance Film Festival is known for many things, including crowning new indie darlings, Uggs, hot-tub parties.
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" The awful realization that it "was a city after all and not a universe," he felt, revealed New York's "crowning error.
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Miss America 1959 Marie Ann Mobley looked chic during her crowning as she wore a white ball gown with white gloves.
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Katie Harman wore a classic floor-length black dress that'll never go out of style for her crowning Miss America moment.
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Manny himself ably put crowning touches on the puzzle fill and was game to do an even split of the clues.
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This is a problem, sure â€" sleeping is great â€" but I also feel comfortable crowning it the World's Best Problem.
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The crowning accomplishment of the Republican Congress during the Trump presidency is putting a conservative justice, Neil Gorsuch, on the Supreme Court.
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" 2012 But Bill Clinton's crowning DNC moment came in 2012 with a speech that afterward earned him the nickname "explainer in chief.
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These will be the crowning glory of the quantum theory of computation, a field founded on a 1985 paper by Dr Deutsch.
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His Planet Mu debut, 2015's Excerpts, was a crowning achievement of somnambulant techno, with BPMs creeping in the sub 100 range.
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"Crowning a diet king because it delivers a clinically meaningless difference in bodyweight fuels diet hype, not diet help," the authors write.
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Monster Hunter's crowning triumph is its near seamless four-player co-operative hunting, with the focus firmly on team play and camaraderie.
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An IPO would be a crowning achievement for John Sellers and Cody Campbell, who co-founded predecessor companies starting in early 212.
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The crowning irony is that the interim government intends to double down on austerity and cuts in social spending and public investment.
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Bran's crowning pleased me for another reason: It finished his rather beautiful personal arc, which began with injury and ended with honor.
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Going public, once the crowning achievement for an emerging growth company, has been reduced to a liquidity event for venture capital firms.
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Crowning it an "anti-shame, anti-judge anthem," is fitting as she belts "I dodge dick on the daily," over guitar strings.
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Among her crowning achievements, she helped found Heritage Montreal and founded the Canadian Center for Architecture, a pioneering global center for architecture.
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The best women's soccer player in the world discusses her career, her crowning achievement and the controversy that overshadowed her big moment.
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In her retelling I learned about the crowning moment of that morning: He slammed the empty coffee pot down at her feet.
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The robe arrived this week, and the Mets incorporated it into the postgame crowning, bestowing both awards on Bruce after the game.
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Slung like an afterthought over a leather club chair was the crowning element in her uniform, an Azzedine Alaïa denim biker jacket.
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There is a picture of Toni Morrison from the 1970s, her Afro crowning her face, and she wears a silky camisole dress.
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Budweiser is a brand that has always aced the Super Bowl, but this iconic ad from 2014 was perhaps its crowning glory.
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"That's why this is the crowning moment where you see the inflection in the business model," he said, pointing to margin expansion.
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We're one week away from crowning the winner of the Golden Mask on the second season Fox's reality competition The Masked Singer.
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The milestone was a crowning achievement for the commercial industry, which has permanently altered the spaceflight sector over the last 10 years.
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The nuclear accord was one of President Barack Obama's crowning achievements, and Trump's swift exit delivered a powerful blow to his legacy.
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There is a picture of Toni Morrison from the 1970s, her Afro crowning her face, and she wears a silky camisole dress.
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Steven has had an incredible career in music, but he makes it clear to our photog ... Janie's House is his crowning accomplishment.
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The director of Miss World Mexico was shot dead this weekend after crowning the regional winner for the Northwestern state of Sinaloa.
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It was the main event, plus I was crowning a new champion and it was important... and so on and so on.
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That is the crowning irony: had he simply waited for elections in two years' time, he would probably have walked into the job.
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Jenner and Scott are, unofficially, the new Royal couple of kingdom Kardashian — and part of Scott's crowning is his first appearance on Ellen.
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The cotton was sold under the Fieldcrest, Royal Velvet, Better Homes and Gardens, Canopy, Crowning Touch and Perfect Touch brands, court papers show.
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What it is is the crowning achievement of one of the most ambitious undertakings in film history — the 22-film Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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It validated a half-century of research about the basic building blocks of matter, and remains the crowning achievement of modern particle physics.
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At the end of the day, if she's given the chance to get Trump on the stand, that could be her crowning achievement.
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Median annual pay: $185,150Projected job growth through 2026: 19 percent This gig involves crowning a person, but, sadly, not in a royal way.
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In 2013, the Supreme Court gutted the core of one of the crowning achievements of the civil rights movement: the Voting Rights Act.
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Her crowning legislative achievement — the creation of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) — is at the top of the GOP's budget chopping block.
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The Bellator president considers taking the promotion to Israel to be one of his crowning achievements in his career in the fight game.
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Under the community standards for many social media sites, a baby crowning through a mother's vagina is defined as explicit, or even pornographic.
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I hope the people who fuck with my old stuff still fuck with it—but this album, it's not my 'crowning glory' album.
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Arguably one of China's crowning achievements over the past five years, one unquestionably popular with the public, has been Xi's crackdown on corruption.
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Meghan Markle made her crowning debut at her wedding where she borrowed a nearly 100-year-old tiara from Queen Elizabeth's private collection.
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This is perfectly fine, except for the fact that the plot circles around the crowning of a May Queen, which happens in May.
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Florida's vote to end the state's harsh felon disenfranchisement statute was a crowning achievement of this Democracy Movement, no matter the GOP response.
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"Ultimately, it's a crowning achievement for Nadella and Redmond to win what's not just $10 billion [contract] over the next decade," Ives said.
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Finally filling a notebook, and filing it away on your shelf next to the others, is a crowning achievement without any digital equivalent.
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Obama's whirlwind trip is a crowning moment in his and Cuban President Raul Castro's ambitious effort to restore normal relations between their countries.
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It even has a landing strip of pubes crowning the V. Other names for it include the lady fruit and the butt nut.
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Obama made climate change a central focus of his administration, and the signing of the Paris agreement was one of his crowning achievements.
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And, while the rush to modernity was not without costs, its crowning feat, Haussmann's redesigned capital, has proved, at the very least, durable.
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Millennials are crowning their offspring with names like Nutella and Audi anyway, so why not embrace this creative naming in my own house?
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Someone should have done the necessary checking and correction to allow the crowning work of Ferry's outstanding poetic career to get its due.
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In his mid-20s he fought to narrow the reach of the Voting Rights Act, one of the civil rights movement's crowning achievements.
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"The crowning glory of course was getting the [goods and services tax] done, I think that will be his real legacy," Sen said.
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She returned to professional tennis in May 2017, crowning her comeback 18 months later with her first final appearance at 2019 Australian Open.
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A. There are about 10,000 such barrel-like wooden tanks crowning city buildings, said David Hochhauser, a co-owner of Isseks Brothers Inc.
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His crowning achievement as secretary of state was a law passed in 2011 requiring people to prove their citizenship before registering to vote.
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With their predators removed, the pests feasted on the harvest — crowning an economic policy that resulted in the death of millions by starvation.
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Crowning herself as "Queen of the Teens," Dallas' Asian Doll is giving the world more of her Southern drawl bouncing over bodacious beats.
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The 142nd Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, America's second-longest continuously held sporting event, just wrapped up, crowning Flynn the Bichon Frise as winner.
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Once the ambulance arrived after baby boy Tolbert started crowning, it took one push before he had made his entrance at 10:31 p.m.
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But just one year later, our nation achieved one of its crowning triumphs: We sent men to the moon and returned them safely home.
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For the first time, the final four knocked each other out in two semi-final lip syncs on their way to the crowning battle.
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According to his Twitter and personal webpage, Hett likes "to write about strong women," and his moment of crowning glory was meeting Mariah Carey.
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The crowning accessory was the Lotus Flower, the beautiful pearl and diamond tiara headpiece that dates back to Queen Elizabeth's mother in the 1920s.
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The crowning achievement for China was Italy's decision to participate in China's Belt and Road Initiative — the first G-7 country to do so.
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Rows of computers and large gaming chairs are the living room's crowning feature, along with a couch, a whiteboard and the obligatory giant television.
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The Internet has reacted to PEOPLE's crowning of Idris Elba as its Sexiest Man Alive for 2018 — and the response is through the roof.
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TV conversation with Buck Sexton and John Solomon, says exposing a "corrupt" FBI probe could be the "crowning achievement" of his presidency (The Hill).
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Henrikh Mkhitaryan starred for Dortmund, setting up Shinji Kagawa, then Christian Pulisic before the break, and crowning his effort by scoring in the 56th.
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Now in its sixth year, the annual award show is crowning this year's winners on Thursday night at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.
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The effort also followed the death of King Abdullah in January 2015 and the crowning of his successor, King Salman, who shuffled Saudi leadership.
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His debut album did nothing to uphold that type of crowning, and his follow up with Born Sinner dragged for most of its duration.
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Her crowning achievement, she said, was the development of the MasSpec Pen, a hand-held device that can detect cancer by touching human tissue.
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But instead of being a crowning achievement, the job that Mr. Manafort thought would turbocharge his consulting business set the stage for his downfall.
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Earlier this week, it was announced that Viacom-owned Bellator MMA—the sport's second biggest promotion—will be crowning its own women's featherweight champion.
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Like Macaulay's first book, "Cathedral" (218), about the Middle Ages' crowning architectural achievement, "Crossing on Time" pays tribute to something of a lost art.
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Next month, Mr. Grange will receive for a collector what amounts to a crowning moment, when Sotheby's holds an auction in Paris on Nov.
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Barnes played in six consecutive Ryder Cups from 1969-79, with his crowning achievement coming in the 1975 event at Laurel Valley in Pennsylvania.
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Fittingly, the winner of CIFF's crowning Harrell Award is the film that most deftly syncretizes a great portion of these themes, Kirsten Johnson's Cameraperson.
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Mr. Trump has heralded Justice Neil M. Gorsuch and Judge Kavanaugh, his two Supreme Court nominees, as crowning achievements in an otherwise uneven presidency.
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To understand the significance of Judge Kavanaugh's nomination, you have to know something about how he got to this crowning point in his career.
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And more than one is of Red Star's crowning achievement, the trophy that elevates this club into soccer's most exclusive group: the European Cup.
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Every major discovery in the Standard Model of particle physics, perhaps the crowning achievement of 20th-century physics, was awarded a Nobel, except one.
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Securing Asda would be the crowning moment of the 58-year old's career, which has included stints at Asda itself, Unilever, Tesco and Iceland.
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YouTube user Paul "YosemiteBear62" Vasquez filmed and streamed the genuinely impressive sight of a full double-rainbow crowning the mountaintop beyond his front yard.
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That eagerness has been matched on the US side by Obama, for whom the Iran deal may well be a crowning foreign policy achievement.
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But the orange segments, heated through as the pan is deglazed, are the crowning glory, the unexpected element that will make you remember every bite.
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One of his crowning achievements as mayor was recruiting two professional sports teams to come to Nashville, which is nearly 200 miles west of Knoxville.
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But Kim's crowning achievement was his June summit with U.S. President Donald Trump in Singapore, where he "normalized" his status as the world's supreme dictator.
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On the other end is Casey Affleck, whose truly spectacular turn in Manchester by the Sea is a crowning jewel in an already impressive career.
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Kim has aggressively pursued nuclear weapons and could be looking to a successful fifth test this week as a crowning achievement, foreign analysts have said.
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Alexandre Desplat's musical score is undoubtedly not just one of the best compositions of the year, but one of the crowning achievements of his career.
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Even with one day left in the festival, Saturday night is a sort of early finale — the crowning moment of the festival for DHH fans.
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On PlayStation, Metal Gear Solid is listed as the console's "crowning achievement," with further accolades going to Resident Evil 21999, Xenogears, Tenchu, and Gran Turismo.
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Neither candidate supports the linchpin trade agreement -- the Trans-Pacific Partnership -- that was meant to be the crowning achievement of the pivot, or "rebalance," policy.
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And the crowning accessory was the Lotus Flower, the beautiful pearl and diamond tiara headpiece that dates back to Queen Elizabeth's mother in the 1920s.
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Once upon a time, they were baseball royalty — not quite the Yankees, when it comes to crowning achievements, but certainly a proud and storied franchise.
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But Taro's apprentice turns on him, colluding with the mob to scotch plans for Taro's crowning achievement, a casino in the city's Vieux-Port. Why?
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Winning the final Tour stage in Paris is one of the crowning achievements in cycling, so the sprinters will be going 100% to the line.
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On Friday, one of the lowest moments of Donald Trump's presidency was quickly followed by what is shaping up to be a crowning legislative achievement.
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There can be something very unsettling about the crowning of a new fashion wunderkind in the shadow of a former fashion wunderkind closing his business.
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His crowning glory however is his beard — a flowing waterfall of silky blonde hair that is the envy of all who gaze upon it. BEHOLD!
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Wonder Woman's crowning glory emphasizes her femininity even as she charges into war zones, and it's part of the iconic look we've admired for decades.
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Demme's films were always humane, open to the points of view of everybody in them, and this might be his crowning achievement in that regard.
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In the photo, Sly couldn't look away from his crowning glory, while Sophia posed with her mom, uncle, and sisters Scarlet, 16, and Sistine, 20.
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She describes how her nurse forcibly wrestled her onto her back while another nurse pressed her infant's crowning head into her vagina for six minutes.
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That block will be the final jewel in the King's crowning achievement, and it might well be the defining image of his career thus far.
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The Google Science Fair has been crowning winners for eight years with the help of sponsors like Lego, Scientific American, National Geographic and Virgin Galactic.
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Despite his 2015 misstep, which led, briefly, to the crowning of the wrong Miss Universe, Steve Harvey steps back onstage as host of the competition.
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The crowning jewel is, appropriately, on the roof — an indoor-outdoor deck lined with fire pits and views that stretch to the San Francisco Bay.
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IN 2003, the then-young award for Best Animated Feature was used to recognize one of animation's greatest craftsmen for one of his crowning achievements.
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The crowning irony of the quest is that the jihadists use radical post-modernism to haul the democratic world back into an authoritarian medieval inferno.
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Signs point to a lawn, hammocks, and what you are really here to see: the Hills, New York's newest peaks, crowning a forty-acre park.
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But the pageant went off smoothly, crowning 25-year-old Gabriela Isler of Venezuela before what NBC claims was a worldwide audience of 1 billion.
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Mund says she became interested in pageantry at age six and had already scored first place in over four pageants prior to her latest crowning.
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Since 2012, Mr. Wang has led the Communist Party's discipline commission, overseeing the anticorruption campaign that has been a crowning feat of Mr. Xi's tenure.
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His crowning achievement in pursuit of this goal was the 221 annexation of Crimea, which has kept his popularity ratings around 85 percent ever since.
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It's the European Space Agency's crowning achievement, but rather than going out in a blaze of glory, the Rosetta space probe ended it all with silence.
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If the same fidget spinners can appeal to both highly qualified physicists and third graders alike, they truly may be the crowning achievement of our generation.
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It's a curious choice, given that this crowning readymade marks a recent past in which caucasian beauty was unapologetically promoted as the exemplar for commercial manufacturing.
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But the EPA's water rule was small potatoes compared to the regulation that was to be the Obama administration's crowning environmental achievement — the Clean Power Plan.
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Netflix actually topped Comcast and Disney in May in overall valuation for the first time ever, crowning the company as the world's most valuable media empire.
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You know — a perfectly tousled bun (high or low), a loosely curled princess look (half up, half down), or a modest milkmaid braid (crowning the head).
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Something of a crowning achievement, his Four Elements paintings (1987) express a command of painting for an artist probably best known for agitprop, prints and collage.
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The lower-volume funds redesign traditional benchmarks, like the S&P 500, demoting companies like Apple Inc and crowning new top holdings, like AT&T Inc.
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Dovizioso's pole was only his second of the year and came at a crunch time as the Ducati rider attempts to delay Marquez's crowning as champion.
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It is not only a historical landmark — the crowning achievement of 12 years of intense diplomatic negotiations — but also a safeguard against a nuclear Middle East.
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Although most Rangers fans didn't get to see the crowning achievement in person, the excitement certainly would've been captured in the broadsheets the next day, right?
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Guiding players to a position whereby, at the climax, they want to kill everybody and save Ellie just as much as Joel is its crowning achievement.
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Caroline Fredrickson, president of the American Constitution Society, said that becoming a Supreme Court justice used to be the crowning achievement of a long legal career.
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The Hoosier State delivered an all-but-crowning victory to Donald Trump, who beat Ted Cruz soundly in the state, sweeping up at least 51 delegates.
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While the lists are unanimous in crowning Bill Gates the richest man in the world, their valuations for him range from $75 billion to $85 billion.
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His work on the Trump campaign, rather than being a crowning achievement, instead commenced a series of events that would set the stage for his downfall.
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Yet Sunday's first round of elections to the territorial assembly in Corsica is predicted to be a crowning moment for over 40 years of Corsican nationalism.
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According to the American Pie Council, which is responsible for crowning the best pie in the nation, National Pie Day dates back to the mid-1970s.
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Four years after accidentally crowning the wrong winner of Miss Universe, host Steve Harvey appeared to have had another mishap at the 2019 Miss Universe competition.
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He holds the third iteration, reinforcing it mid-word, as the orchestra shifts from C minor to C Major in a crowning fortissimo burst of optimism.
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In January, the St. Regis Princeville Resort, in Princeville, Hawaii, collaborated with the fashion illustrator Dallas Shaw, crowning her its resident in-house artist for 2017.
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Its crowning feature is St. Mary's by the Sea, a city-owned park with a shoreline walkway offering views of the harbor and Long Island Sound.
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Because it's the Super Bowl and competition is the order of the day, we'll be breaking things down by crowning some winners and pitying some losers.
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Failure to fix Dublin could sound the death knell for check-free travel and easy cross-border business across Europe — the two crowning achievements of the bloc.
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The company's crowning achievements in the past decade include replacing a star icon with a heart, doubling the length of tweets, and solving harassment with blog posts.
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Even with all of these successes though, it's fair to say Winter Games' crowning achievement is finally treating sex like a normal, healthy part of a relationship.
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What about the 1964 Civil Rights Act, a crowning achievement of the civil rights movement that brought about real change to a system built on systemic racism?
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After being introduced to "Mad" Max in episode one, Dustin and Lucas are immediately infatuated with the local arcade's new crowning king queen and student: Maxine Mayfield.
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And on Monday, in what could be considered a crowning achievement, Alabama won its fourth title under Saban, ending Clemson's unbeaten streak with a 45-5003 victory.
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The Boiler Room set was, and remains a crowning achievement, but curiously the aftermath also spawned this strange social media furor over a moment in her set.
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Because, let's be clear here, Josh Schwartz has cranked out a lot of successful teen dramas, but The OC was still his first and greatest crowning achievement.
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ET Elon Musk and his company SpaceX will launch their new rocket, the Falcon Heavy, on Tuesday afternoon, potentially crowning a new most powerful rocket on Earth.
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As performed by Emma Stone, the half-spoken, half-sung monologue that follows — a swelling, climactic scene in Damien Chazelle's La La Land — is Mia's crowning achievement.
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Rihanna's latest crowning achievement calls for a yacht of fun ... off southern Italy's Amalfi Coast with her super-rich BF and a bunch of friends in tow.
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The crowning achievement of Rouhani's first term was a deal with global powers to curb Iran's nuclear program in return for the lifting of most financial sanctions.
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He lacked any ambition or strategy for crowning himself king of the cell block, but he was nevertheless a star, and the lesser lights constellated around him.
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The crowning event of the final week of class was to be a presentation by a few nonprofits, assistance programs, and government offices from the surrounding counties.
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The crowning achievement of Rouhani's first term was a deal with global powers to curb Iran's nuclear programme in return for the lifting of most financial sanctions.
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These days, McConnell has made explicit, with taunting tweets among other things, that he views long-term conservative control of the Supreme Court as his crowning achievement.
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He has been a member of Congress for two decades, and his crowning achievement was holding the House together in December for the sweeping tax cuts. 4.
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Cramer's crowning work was What It Takes, a majestic, 1,072-page biographical portrait of six men (including Biden) who sought the presidency in the 1988 campaign cycle.
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" In the obituary, Riggs' family detailed years of her academic accomplishments in medicine, and called her three children with Levi — Grayson, Ryleigh and Sunnee — her "crowning achievement.
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He was ushering out a decade that began by crowning Bret Michaels the Celebrity Apprentice and ended with fresh risk for presiding over conflict on two continents.
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This time, they publicly honored her for one of her crowning achievements: the calendar Grand Slam she won 50 years ago, claiming all four majors in 1970.
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Though Republicans once trumpeted the budget act as the party's crowning achievement of the Obama era, there is little love left in Washington for the 2011 law.
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In that game, the Dominicans rallied from a late five-run deficit, the crowning blow being Nelson Cruz's home run off the Americans' top reliever, Andrew Miller.
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Back in 2013, the Wall Street Journal published what is arguably its single crowning journalistic achievement over the past century—an article about the game of tag.
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"The Burghers of Bródno," an ambitious idea that evolved from engagement workshops with 10 different neighborhood groups and associations, is perhaps Althamer's crowning artistic achievement to date.
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It was at the center of Victor Hugo's 1831 novel The Hunchback of Notre–Dame, and the site of the crowning of Henry VI of England and Napoleon.
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He signed a spending bill that crashed through the limits put in place by the 2011 debt ceiling deal, which was the crowning achievement of the Tea Party.
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Bhutan's Dragon Prince, Jigme Namgyel is once again showing off his crowning glory – this time, in six new photos shared on Instagram by his mom, the Dragon Queen.
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Chief among them was the legendary annual Beaux Arts Ball, and in 1965, TGSF members showed their appreciation for Sarria's contributions by crowning him queen of the ball.
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It was at the center of Victor Hugo's 1831 novel The Hunchback of Notre–Dame, and the site of the crowning of Henry VI of England and Napoleon.
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It was the crowning achievement in a very good year for Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, the songwriting team behind both Dear Evan Hansen and La La Land.
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The crowning offence was a tweet by the leader of the country's left-liberal D66 party, Alexander Pechtold, which seemed to condemn Mr Trump, rather than the perpetrator.
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XXXTentacion was putting the finishing touches on his dream home when he was shot and killed Monday ... something that was supposed to be a crowning moment of achievement.
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She shrewdly parlayed her banquet appearances and product endorsements into $100,000—almost twice what Babe Ruth made that year, then demanded a $20143 fee for crowning her successor.
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Alim Kheraj Britney Spears the Rapper gets a run-out on "Freakshow," and while it's not her crowning achievement (that's this—and also this—naturally), it's very close.
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Versailles attracts millions of visitors each year who come to witness what is considered by many to be one of France's crowning achievements of art, design, and architecture.
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But by reducing cost barriers, improving access and raising awareness, we can ensure that adult immunization becomes one of the crowning public health achievements of the 21st century.
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The deal is one of the crowning achievements of the Obama administration's climate change agenda, with the U.S. committing to reduce its emissions by up to 28 percent.
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The crowning of Donald Trump as the official presidential nominee for one of America's two major political parties was locked-in Thursday night to waves of feverish applause.
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But he and Monfils, who just turned 30, both still lack that crowning moment, be it a Grand Slam singles title or a Davis Cup title for France.
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The official version that he voiced himself is that no sacrifice is too great when serving the motherland, plus the bridge would stand as his crowning construction achievement.
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When I drive to my workplace on the Las Vegas Strip, I still have to see the names "Trump" and "Wynn" crowning the towers that form our skyline.
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Many Beltway Republicans simply look at their shoes when you tell them that the neoconservatives' crowning achievement, the Iraq War, forever destroyed the reputation of George W. Bush.
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These days, Mr. McConnell has made explicit, with taunting tweets among other things, that he views long-term conservative control of the Supreme Court as his crowning achievement.
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In all likelihood, I Lost My Body won't win the 2020 Oscar in a year when it's up against a crowning champion like Pixar with Toy Story 4.
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The Fair Housing Act of 2900 — one of the most challenging and in some ways the crowning achievements of the Civil Rights revolution — became law 220006 years ago.
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Renée Anne Louprette played the Organ Concerto beautifully, and K. Scott Warren conducted St. Ignatius choirs in Poulenc's crowning Gloria, with Wendy Baker as an excellent soprano soloist.
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Some of Riggs' final moments were spent with the three children who were her "crowning achievement," her family remembered in the heartbroken obituary announcing her death on Saturday.
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We want Cyberpunk 2077 to be our crowning achievement for this generation, and postponing launch will give us the precious months we need to make the game perfect.
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Some of Riggs' final moments were spent with the three children who were her "crowning achievement," her family remembered in a heartbroken obituary announcing her death on Saturday.
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Bautista applied the crowning blow, hitting a two-run homer off Luis Cessa, who was recalled from Scranton/Wilkes-Barre earlier in the day to replace Bryan Mitchell.
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Workforce and infrastructure are at the top of the list among 10 major categories and 66 metrics used by CNBC in crowning its Top State for Business 2017.
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Long before I had any rooting interest in college football, I never quite got the obsession with crowning the king of all 153 states via various rankings methodologies.
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If Salesforce executives ever get too full of themselves, and become convinced they are the crowning achievement of the Western world, they can seek out the Call building.
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My crowning achievement came in the final seconds of a Little League championship game, when I went to the free-throw line with my team down a point.
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The city's crowning achievement was a successful first day of school less than 90 days after the tornado, although its school district had endured $150 million in damage.
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Before the crowning ritual, he appeared dressed in white robes as he underwent a purification ritual, sitting under a canopied fountain that poured consecrated waters over his head.
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The crowning achievement of the silent film era is a three-hour epic that rails against racism and smashes the hypocrisies of prejudice—and it's from 19-freaking-16.
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Crowning Miss Max: Inside Brazil's Biggest Prison Beauty Pageant It's near-impossible to quantify how many people have romantic or sexual relationships while incarcerated: The data simply doesn't exist.
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Nominated for her leading role in Paul Verhoeven's "Elle," Huppert described the honor as "a crowning achievement" for which she's "very, very grateful," in a recent interview with CNN.
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By the time Ashe, who was experiencing contractions, made it to the lobby of the building, the baby was crowning, and it was too late to take the Uber.
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The pope ends his visit to Poland on Sunday after a Mass in the same meadow in Brzegi, the crowning event of this year's world jamboree for young Catholics.
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But Donald Trump is not the King David Christians are looking for, and crowning him will cost them the political and cultural influence they've fought so hard to gain.
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The beauty pageant organization is bouncing back from a series of controversies last year, including a breakup with former owner Donald Trump and the mistaken crowning of Miss Universe.
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But Pulisic's real crowning glory came as the match neared its end, with a doom-feeling impending as the scoreline was seemingly settled at 3-2 in Ingolstadt's favor.
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" Son George W. said that a "crowning achievement" of his father, who was fond of coming up with nicknames for friends and family, was anointing Barbara "The Silver Fox.
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But even should Sanders come to power, he argued, that watershed would only mark the beginning, rather than a crowning victory for a whole new wave of worker organizing.
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It is one of the key legislative victories of President Trump, a crowning jewel for his record as one of the most deregulatory commanders in chief in modern history.
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She plotted to kill her husband King Robert (and succeeded) before taking over the small council and crowning her eldest born son Joffrey as King of the Seven Kingdoms.
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Pitting platonic and romantic relationships against one another and crowning one the "winner" in terms of satisfaction goes against everything we know about our mental, emotional, and social needs.
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Static vignettes that chronicle the great Battle of Hastings expand over 230 feet of fabric, and nestled behind the crowning of King Harold II beams the venerable Halley's Comet.
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The official version, which he voiced himself, was that no sacrifice was too great in serving the motherland, and that the bridge would stand as his crowning construction achievement.
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The crowning moment of the Karolyi system and of Martha's personal career was the long-awaited second Olympic team gold medal, which they won by more than five points.
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In a crowning touch, Mr. Gordon attached a canister to the front of the secretary, and in it he placed a small scrap of a flag bearing a star.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Highway 101 runs south from San Francisco, through Silicon Valley to San Jose, crowning it perhaps the Bay Area's most congested stretch of road come commute time.
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It's hard to say that electing a woman as president would have been feminism's crowning achievement, because the success of one woman does not naturally trickle down to all.
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Let us know how you feel by voting (or tweeting at the corporate account, if you must) as we race towards the finish line—we're crowning the winner tomorrow!
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BTS, South Korea's most successful boy band in a pure numbers sense, capitalized on these overarching narratives this year with the release of their crowning achievement, Love Yourself: Tear.
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It was the crowning moment to a much larger project that began when the children noticed that it was getting colder out and that the leaves were changing color.
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Though I don't keep track, I've had hundreds of lovers and have never experienced an STI or a pregnancy scare (The latter, I believe to be my crowning achievement).
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The couple still lives in New Hampshire, where before the primary there, Levi was able to help his father achieve the crowning political achievement, so far, of his life's work.
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Image: Casto VocalThe 33,23-year-old Pumapunku temple in western Bolivia is considered a crowning achievement of Andean architecture, yet no one knows what the original structure actually looked like.
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The crowning achievements here—which would form the franchise's musical bedrock—are the film's inquisitive ascending/descending theme and a taunting two-note figure that mimics an eerie children's rhyme.
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Like Kylie, Cher's crowning moment (or at least one of them) came out of the need for a new sound after a failed album, 1995's It's a Man's World.
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But when it comes to crowning an overall winner, between Portrait mode, Studio Lighting mode, slightly more detailed zoom photos and super strong color accuracy, the iPhone X is it.
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The tangled mess of mainstream candidates emerged as a rat king in the final Granite State results, denying any momentum for the candidates and crowning Donald Trump the big victor.
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Although we know what eventually happens, the flashback cuts off there, and we're whipped back into present day where Sarah is trying to escape with Helena, who is essentially crowning.
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His crowning feat came on October 31, 2016, when he became the first person to successfully land a quadruple corkscrew: an off-axis backflip combined with four in-air twists.
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The end of sanctions marks a crowning achievement for Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, a pragmatic cleric elected in 2013 in a landslide on a promise to reduce Iran's international isolation.
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The crowning jewel will be the Universal Hip-Hop Museum, scheduled to open its doors in 2022 in a 60,000 square-foot facility in the Bronx, where hip-hop originated.
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Her crowning achievement was crusading to prevent the Equal Rights Amendment from being added to the U.S. Constitution and it made Schlafly a leader in the modern American conservative movement.
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The film grappled with thorny geopolitical issues that had no easy answers, through conflicted heroes and complicated villains—while also delivering satisfying popcorn action and crowning your new favorite superhero.
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One of Taylor's crowning achievements was the restoration of a World War II P-40 Kitty Hawk which was later purchased by a collector for tens of thousands of dollars.
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Last September, just six weeks after it opened, cracks found in two steel beams forced the closure of the Transbay terminal's crowning gardens as well as the rest of it.
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Biggest Super Bowl blunder ever has gotta go to Young Jeezy ... for bailing on the Falcons at the start of overtime and crowning them champs ... before the GREATEST. COMEBACK. EVER.
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The result was a new law that is the White House's crowning legislative achievement — and one the GOP hopes will preserve its majorities this fall in the House and Senate.
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As well as winning the award—and thanking her mum, Jesus, and her boyfriend, Offset of Migos—Cardi performed her single "Bodak Yellow," and it felt like a crowning moment.
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The Public Editor The New York Times took a critical step toward crowning a new publisher on Wednesday, naming Arthur Gregg Sulzberger as deputy publisher and heir to the throne.
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The problem: Generously rewarding teams for winning makes sense when crowning a champion of a competition, but rankings are supposed to indicate quality rather than simply a tally of victories.
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In the Coast Guard, he served as a photographer, and on the weekends he spent his time golfing — a habit that would lead to his eventual crowning as golf's "king."
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Its crowning triumph was the Supreme Court's recognition in 1965 of a constitutional right to privacy, but the legal victory should not obscure the economic forces that were its foundation.
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It calls for shaving a thin layer of damaged bone off the ball of the hip joint and replacing it with a metal cap — "like crowning a tooth," Su said.
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For Gasol it was the crowning achievement of an incredible year that saw him win an NBA World Championship with the Toronto Raptors before leading his national team to glory.
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Older fans may still regard the list published by Official Chart in Britain, or by Billboard in America, as crowning the undisputed victor, but that is no longer the case.
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He had survived the Great War and had fought the petty political battles of the military to reach the rank of colonel — not a crowning achievement, but a comfortable one.
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The largest international health initiative in history to fight a single disease, Pepfar is considered a success story by any measure and a crowning achievement of George W. Bush's presidency.
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The mainstream gay rights movement, which claims marriage equality as its crowning achievement, has meanwhile pivoted toward promoting workplace protections for LGBTQ employees while continuing to traffic in representation politics.
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But the crowning feature of the luxurious 99-room property is the spacious, two-level spa complex, which has three thermal pools fed by the area's famed natural spring water.
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For husband and wife, it was a crowning moment that led four years later to the end of centuries of white domination when Mandela became South Africa's first black president.
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The annual award show is the crowning moment for everything on television (and streaming services) and this year will be hosted by Saturday Night Live stars Michael Che and Colin Jost.
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His crowning jewel, however, may be this viral gem in which he wished Lively another happy birthday, this time including a photo of her body half cropped out of the frame.
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As Xprize points out, it shouldn't be entirely surprising to anyone that one of its competitions would end without crowning a clear winner: The whole point is that they're very hard.
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Russia presents a similar problem to China; amid tensions with the Kremlin, Mr. Trump would be ill-served in relying on Russia to host what could be a crowning diplomatic achievement.
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It's because of Sansa's snappy one-liners, rebellion against her new Queen, and her ability to make Jon Snow feel like dirt that I'm crowning her MVP of this episode (+20).
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With the majestic snowcapped massif to the north, the narrow river valley to the south and centuries-old castles crowning hilltops for good measure, this wine zone, Valtellina, is strikingly beautiful.
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The 10th Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Major wrapped up a few weekends ago, crowning the champion team, Astralis, in the grand finals and marking the Nuke map's debut at the Majors.
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But as a viewer to that moment, I found his ability to still find some level of humanity for someone who had just injured him so severely, maybe his crowning moment.
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The North Korean leader had just opened the doors of his isolated country to the world, allowing foreign journalists to observe what had deemed a crowning achievement in Pyongyang's nuclear quest.
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The 2015 Supreme Court ruling that legalized same-sex marriage was celebrated by many in the gay community as the crowning achievement of a decades-long quest for respect and dignity.
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"One day I happened on a crowning of a carnival Queen by accident, and it seemed so unusual and anachronistic I was surprised that such a thing still existed," he says.
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Perhaps the crowning achievement of any stand-up comedian is the comedy special, the definitive recording of their jokes, style, and reception at a particular time and place in their lives.
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Everyone is good at bar trivia, but no one is quite as obsessed as Lawrence, a sort of George Constanza type whose crowning achievement is the team's almost yearlong winning streak.
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Cupp, who died last year at 76, considered Liberty National his crowning achievement, and marveled at how the Statue of Liberty was a mere 2,000 yards from one of the greens.
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"Nashville" the television show was still more than two years away from its premiere on ABC, and The Times was still nearly three years away from crowning this town "it" city.
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" The star also joked that maybe she will "InstaLive the birth," continuing with a laugh, "If I literally selfie myself crowning and that doesn't become a Twitter moment, I give up.
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Archaeologists have long puzzled over the purpose of the mysterious headgear, and whether they were real items worn by people, or just iconographic ornaments, like halos crowning saints in Christian artwork.
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The $10 billion Saudi investment seemed to be a crowning achievement for Mr. Yameen, but now the Saudis seem put off by the negative publicity, and the deal may be unraveling.
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Over the following 50 years the Dutch modernised their sea defences in one of the most ambitious infrastructure projects ever undertaken; the Maeslant barrier, inaugurated in 1997, was its crowning glory.
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What Shanahan has done with the Falcons offense this year is nothing short of remarkable, and Sunday's NFC Championship game against the Green Bay Packers could well be his crowning achievement.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - The new railway linking Nairobi to the port of Mombasa was supposed to be the crowning achievement of an infrastructure bonanza propelling President Uhuru Kenyatta to victory in Kenya's Aug.
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Which is why he recently teamed up with Polaris to celebrate the crowning of Pinedale, Wyoming, a sprawling utopia for outdoor recreation, as "Ranger Country USA," as determined in a public vote.
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And although Japandroids had only one other album under their belt, 2009's Post-Nothing, the consensus among their fans was that Celebration Rock might just forever be their unmatchable crowning achievement.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Yuki Kawauchi's improbable victory at the Boston Marathon on Monday was the crowning glory in the career of an amateur Japanese runner who has defied every convention in modern athletics.
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Yet the hosts enjoyed their own crowning moment in front of the Ugandan president Yoweri Museveni when Jacob Kiplimo won the country's first-ever cross country gold in the under-20 race.
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But predicting the future would perhaps be the crowning achievement of any surveillance state, giving it the power to control citizens by preemptively locking them up before they'd even done anything wrong.
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The results leave López Obrador slated to be the next president of Mexico, crowning a 12-year-long campaign that took him to the most remote corners of the country several times.
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Choose the side of your face that you're most comfortable with facing the camera, then start the first braid from the arch of the opposite eyebrow, crowning your face along the hairline.
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"She comes crawling out of the bathroom after a while and she's like 'I think I'm crowning,' " the actor tells Kelly Ripa and cohost Ryan Seacrest of his wife Ryan Michelle Bathe.
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By 2005, Mo Ibrahim had sold Celtel International to MTC for $3.3 billion, crowning what is arguably Africa's first tech unicorn and turning into millionaires nearly 100 people from the founding team.
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This, the New Century Global Centre, was to be his crowning accomplishment, the world's largest structure by floor space, the size of 246 football fields, or nearly three Pentagons or eight Louvres.
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The baby started crowning just as they pulled up to the hospital, and Katie was forced to deliver in the car instead of the hospital room where she planned to give birth.
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The story he told me began with cavemen on the hunt, moved through the Republic of Venice and the rise of the American railroads, and concluded with the crowning success of Ethereum.
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"The listing would have been a great crowning achievement of a success story," Industry Minister Carlo Calenda said, but added "the private shareholders decided otherwise and had the right to do so".
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Washington (CNN)Despite Donald Trump's commanding win in the Nevada caucus Tuesday, Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus is holding off crowning the Republican front-runner as the standard-bearer -- for now.
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At Computex Taipei today, Intel is introducing its new range of Extreme Edition processors, with the crowning jewel being the company's first 10-core CPU for consumers, the $1,23.2 Core i27-26850X.
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But the crowning moment is at the end, with the arrival of the viral yodeling preteen Mason Ramsey, who shows up to sing about his Razor scooter, cows and his giddy-up.
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The fact that they both worked so hard to create a crowning viral moment for the online left, and then scrambled for damage control, demonstrates a fundamental weakness in the Democratic Party.
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The low prices, freshness of the items, and mammoth display of products at Walmart were just a few of the reasons we had no problem crowning it the victor over Whole Foods.
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What had all the makings of a crowning morphed into a real contest thanks to Nadal's opponent, Daniil Medvedev, a man a decade younger and appearing in his first major title match.
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And although Japandroids had only one other album under their belt, 2009's Post-Nothing, the consensus among their fans was that Celebration Rock might just forever be their unmatchable crowning achievement.
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Season five ended with the crowning of Hosea Rosenberg, possibly the show's most disappointing winner aside from some guy named Kevin, over adorable angel Carla Hall and bald Finnish monster Stefan Richter.
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As a literal crowning touch, they added an irregular saw-toothed roof line, jagged like a piece of obsidian, which created the apartment's defining design feature, a sharply creased, origami-like ceiling.
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Jazz's most influential showcase of rising talent, the Thelonious Monk International Jazz Competition, returned on Monday from a hiatus, crowning the 24-year-old Israeli pianist Tom Oren as this year's winner.
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Buying Rockwell Collins for $23 billion — one of the biggest deals in the history of the aerospace industry, uniting two major manufacturers — was meant to be a crowning achievement for United Technologies.
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From the crowning of an unexpected champion to an off-season of stunning free agency moves, the league has upended so much of what we had come to know to be true.
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If you haven't already seen this crowning achievement, on which he worked with his son Domenico from 1751 to 1753 at the invitation of Prince-Bishop Carl Philipp von Greiffenclau, go see!
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Women must cover their hair, but are not allowed to shave it (it is their crowning glory); men cannot enter the kitchen without a woman's permission because it is the woman's domain.
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But to wrap things up, he just throws in the towel and shamelessly lifts his father's sublime crowning chorus, "Ruht wohl" ("Rest well"), which proved overwhelming in this different, altogether slighter context.
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Amenities such as "Good Access to M3/M4 and A329" are listed as enticements, which seem a bit trivial when "Protected from the Dark Lord by Powerful Enchantments" should be a crowning feature.
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In Season 4, "The Watchers on the Wall" depicted the wildling assault on Castle Black, complete with wooly mammoths and giants, and crowning Kit Harington's Jon Snow as GoT's go-to action hero.
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Old classics like "Rebellion (Lies)" and "Ready to Start" were pounded out with controlled, good-natured ferocity, and "Sprawl II" (still maybe the band's crowning achievement) sparkled like it was always supposed to.
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It all went down when host James Corden brought up Centineo's recent crowning as People's Sexiest Rising Star "It says that you are currently single," Corden asked as he looked at the magazine .
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Even before the Miss America pageant, her crowning as Miss Michigan displeased some Internet commenters in the US and China, with some saying she was not pretty enough to represent the Chinese diaspora.
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The single currency scaled $1.24 overnight for the first time in over three years, crowning a stellar rise over the past 2-1/2 months from $1.1608 in the first week of November.
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After the crowning, the crowd filters out of its seats—some to take more photos of the women, others to the Chinese banquet after-party at a restaurant on San Francisco's Clement Street.
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The single currency scaled $1.24 overnight for the first time in over three years, crowning a stellar rise over the past 2-20103/2 months from $1.1608 in the first week of November.
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The higher prices would then eat away at the increased discretionary spending that comes as a result of the tax bill, which was Cohn's crowning legislative achievement as part of the White House.
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The clothes — rich in narrative, as always — were inspired by the 1930 crowning of Haile Selassie as emperor of Ethiopia, and by traditional ceremonial dress used to push the boundaries of contemporary tailoring.
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An I.P.O. was supposed to be a crowning moment for Uber, but its tribulations show that the aftermath has been far from easy, putting Mr. Khosrowshahi on defense and under pressure to outperform.
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The Iran deal was one of the crowning diplomatic achievement's of former President Barack Obama's tenure, but has continued to be a divisive issue in Washington since it came to fruition in 2015.
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Or perhaps it's more accurate to say that the audience of 450 was the crowning element: Many of them were people of color, who were requested by invitation to dress in white apparel.
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He talked about those decades in a way that made clear he regarded his more recent stint as a Municipal Court judge as something other than the crowning achievement of his legal career.
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Bret: The 2015 Obergefell decision, which made marriage equality the law of the land and is one of Kennedy's crowning achievements, is pretty solid constitutionally and I doubt the court will revisit it.
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In the discussions of his work already much emphasis has been placed on "American Pastoral" and the two books that followed it, as a kind of crowning achievement, his best, his great trilogy.
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Earlier this year her crowning work, "The Books of Jacob", translated by Maryla Laurent, was awarded the Prix Laure-Bataillon for the best foreign-language book translated into French in the past year.
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"Opening the Second Avenue subway this weekend was a crowning achievement for the M.T.A., and I'm proud to have been a part of such a historic moment," Mr. Prendergast said in the release.
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The decision last year by General Electric to move its world headquarters here is the crowning example (though the city and the state gave G.E. $150 million in tax breaks to do so).
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"I do think this book is the crowning achievement of her career so far and that is saying something when you've got Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies behind you," he said.
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So to honor my fiery feelings on this dairy matter, I'm sharing Pinterest's top pinned cheese recipe of all time (over 250,000 times to be exact), and am officially crowning it the "CROAT" (i.e.
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His crowning achievement while in Congress — a bipartisan agreement to balance the budget — was built on military cuts that could be anathema in military-heavy South Carolina and the other southern states to come.
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There, Zinke will be presented with an opportunity to build upon Roosevelt's crowning achievement, our uniquely American public lands system, by positioning himself as a leading champion of the Land and Water Conservation Fund.
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Below, we'll break down the comparisons by category, crowning a winner that offers the best prices on average in each, to give you a better understanding of what these price differences really look like.
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The Live with Kelly and Ryan host, 48, congratulated the actor for his crowning as PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive 2018 on Tuesday while busting out a blanket with the Luther actor's face on it.
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PARIS — In the mythology of fashion month, Paris is considered the crowning jewel; the city where creativity meets history and is blended into vision, which then gets translated into the clothes we all wear.
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Highlighted by some wild knockouts, the long-awaited UFC debut of Will Brooks, the crowning of two new TUF winners, and a wild war for the strawweight throne, the card was an excellent one.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Chinese President Xi Jinping began a two-day state visit to Prague on Monday to promote business ties, crowning efforts by Czech President Milos Zeman to build a strategic relationship with Beijing.
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It had critics and MTV personalities crowning Beck as the King of Slackers—the "Slackers" being a group of Gen X-ers who were seen as chumps not willing to make anything of merit.
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JERSEY CITY — Two months after Tom Kite won the 22012 United States Open, the crowning achievement of his Hall of Fame golf career, he was playing in a law firm's company outing near Baltimore.
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Twice this past year, while reporting from Venice, I walked right past Verrocchio's crowning glory: too busy, and too star-struck by more famous names, to see the master in front of my face.
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And it was primed for moments like this, when about 175 women had gathered to watch what they thought would be a crowning event: Hillary Clinton being named the first female United States president.
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Let's hope the president's decision on the nuclear deal emerges from a sound, reasoned strategic choice on Iran, not from a misguided isolationist impulse or a deep-seated animus to his predecessor's crowning achievement.
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By then, Martin, who died in 1974, had completed nearly all of his most significant vocal compositions, many involving choruses, which an increasing number of musicians, scholars and critics view as his crowning achievements.
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Phoenix, 45, won the best actor Oscar after three previous nominations, crowning an awards season that has seen him sweep every major prize for his role in the standalone origin story of Batman's archenemy.
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Phoenix, 45, won the best actor Oscar after three previous nominations, crowning an awards season that has seen him sweep every major prize for his role in the standalone origin story of Batman's archenemy.
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The house's crowning glory was to be its broad-hipped roof of gold-hued Collyweston slate, a material Mr. Crawley likely knew from visits to a relative who lived near where it was mined.
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Once upon a time the crowning of a new set of style royalty was so newsworthy that reporters from The Rocky Mountain News to The Daily Mail in England would vie for the scoop.
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But as Best in Show judge Betty-Anne Stenmark said before announcing the winner, the round is about choosing the dog who best meets the Westminster Kennel Club's breed standard, not crowning the cutest canine.
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But after waiting so long for her crowning moment as a pro, Kerber was content to bask in the spotlight, and the crowd caught her wave of bliss and rode it with her — Williams included.
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On the campaign trail, Trump touted his plans to dismantle his predecessor's crowning immigration achievement: the program that prevented about 750,000 undocumented immigrants who were brought to the United States as children from being deported.
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Kasich has prided himself in staying above the fray, using his "I won't to take the low road to the highest office" line as the crowning moment in most of his nearly 200 town halls.
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"A Doubter's Almanac," which Random House is releasing on Tuesday, features a brilliant mathematician, Milo Andret, who proves a famously impenetrable conjecture as a young man, then destroys himself trying to top his crowning achievement.
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Two hundred meters from the shore, four tall splash plumes shot up into the air like thick geysers, crowning and splattering down on the slushy ice that bobbed along the waters of the Beagle Channel.
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VIENNA — The U.N. nuclear agency certified Saturday that Iran has met all of its commitments under last summer's landmark nuclear deal, crowning years of U.S.-led efforts to crimp Iran's ability to make atomic weapons.
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Williams went on to enjoy a successful singing and acting career, and made a historic return to the pageant as a judge in 2015, where, perfectly unimpressed, she received an apology for her de-crowning.
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He included the administration's decision to withdraw from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, his appointment of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court, job creation, a crackdown on immigration and terrorism as some of his crowning achievements.
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The crowning achievement of American filmmaking powerhouse Francis Ford Coppola is undoubtedly his Godfather trilogy, which tells the story of mob boss Michael Corleone's ascent (or descent, depending on which way you look at it).
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WHEN the Golden State Warriors prevailed over the Cleveland Cavaliers last June to win their first National Basketball Association (NBA) championship in 40 years, it looked like the crowning achievement for a historically mediocre franchise.
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Despite a season filled with inexplicable (arguably unjustified) twists, Game of Thrones Episode 4 Season 8 has begun a seemingly inevitable march toward crowning the most rote successor to the Iron Throne possible: Jon Snow.
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Retirement should be the crowning achievement of our working lives – a chance to take on exciting new challenges, travel, enjoy family, and experience things we were too busy to make time for when we worked.
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Proposed talks between President Trump and North Korea leader Kim Jong Un could be Trump's "crowning achievement" if they go well, or lead to war in they fail, an Asia security expert tells The Hill.
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And there is Celeida Tostes's "Passagem (Passage)" (1979), showing the artist first covered in clay inside a large vessel, her head crowning out the top, and later her clay-covered body fallen to the ground.
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In a decade when Hollywood is embroiled in scandal, criticized for turning a blind eye towards sexual harassment and lambasted for being "so white," crowning Roma the year's Best Picture would be a radical act.
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It was the crowning achievement of Spector's Wall of Sound, 13 songs from the producer's in-house favorites—The Ronettes, The Crystals, Darlene Love, The Blue Jeans—that fully realized his vision for modern music.
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After the couture-flushed '80s — with the revival of Chanel, the crowning of Yves Saint Laurent and the triumphant rise (and rapid fall) of Christian Lacroix — Colonna, Lang, Margiela and their ilk offered something else.
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Which leads me to conclude that crowning value the winner over growth is both misleading and ironic, since most investors consider Apple solidly a "growth" company, even when it trades at a sub-market multiple.
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Now, as Biden attempts a third act in his political life, and reaches for what would be a crowning political achievement, the Senate has once again become the setting for a family tragedy of sorts.
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But he would awake the next morning, devastated again that his father didn't have more time to enjoy the house, didn't live another year-plus to witness the crowning moment of his son's basketball career.
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McConnell has also made the case to the President that the sooner the impeachment trial is finished, the sooner Trump can pass a crowning achievement of his presidency: the United States-Mexico-Canada Trade Agreement.
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Because of that, we are crowning a new king -- er, queen -- in our monthly rankings of the 33 people most likely to wind up as the Democratic nominee for president against Donald Trump in 2020.
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Moreover, why not follow the current constitution, long described as the crowning achievement of Hugo Chavez, and submit the proposal of a constituent assembly to a true national referendum, instead of Sunday's rigged, undemocratic vote?
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ACTRESS Will win/should win: Glenn Close Close has marched through awards season for her role in "The Wife," and there's undeniable sentiment behind crowning her distinguished career with this seventh-time's-the-charm nomination.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Much like the vast mosque he has commissioned atop one of Istanbul's highest hills, President Tayyip Erdogan's supporters hope a referendum on Sunday will be a crowning achievement in his drive to reshape Turkey.
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Though of course, the fandom's crowning moment had already happened in October 2014, when Marvel Studios announced that it would finally make its first solo superhero movie about a woman superhero: Carol Danvers as Captain Marvel.
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That crowning can be endearing but with theories of us being in a new Civil Rights era, music from black artists that is resolute in its call for pride, love, and understanding is likely to increase.
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Plug Carly Rae Jepsen's name into Twitter or Instagram and you'll be greeted with a peculiar sight: Dozens and dozens of comments narrating exactly what is literally happening in the photo, and crowning her for it.
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A large part of unique self-standing technology is the linear elastic actuator in parallel (LEAP) which essentially makes up for most of the mechanical spring and thus, the robot's crowning achievement of single-legged mobility.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)If the Pixel 1963 was Google's crowning achievement for showing how good a software-first approach to phone design can be, then the Galaxy S1953 is a tribute to the hardware gods.
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Stephen Curry, their electric superstar point guard, has supplanted Mr James as the face of the league, inspiring odes to his ballet-like artistry as well as crunchy statistical analyses crowning him a one-man revolution.
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For her final scene in the film, the crowning of Pamon (one of the eight kings of Hell), Dowd was saying prayers between takes—but was dedicated to nailing the delivery of the film's final lines.
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A much more important phone call was the first-ever such contact last Friday between Xi and Abe — a crowning achievement for Abe's long years of patient and persistent pursuit of dialog with the Chinese leader.
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Foreign exchange - the largest and most interconnected of global markets, used by everyone from global airlines to money managers in transactions worth trillions of dollars a day - is the crowning jewel of London's financial services industry.
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One of the crowning achievements of the energy commission is a recent regulation for microgrids, the first of its kind in the United States, and a potential game-changer for Puerto Rico and the energy industry.
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And though Palhares would win this fight by knee-bar, the subsequent controversies of Palhares' career would result in his being stripped of the title, leaving the door open for the crowning of a new champion.
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It continues all the way up to 2015, with the much more lavish House for Essex by Charles Holland and Grayson Perry, a telescoping metal roof crowning its jewel box of ceramic decoration and exuberant color.
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But "timeless" may be a more apt descriptor: The film is a loose adaptation of 1942's Casablanca, one of cinema's crowning achievements, and it swaps the very real Second World War for a fictional one.
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And that's the crowning shame on top of the litany of shameful ways in which we treated this cocky youngster from East Finchley like a peach ripe for bruising — a heart thrown back on the floor.
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Four blocks away, in a Ritz-Carlton hotel, another ceremony was held, crowning 19-year-old Saundra Williams as the first ever Miss Black America, in protest of the "white stereotype," The New York Times reported.
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Abbi's rabid competitive spirit at a work outing makes for a good B-story for the episode, but the crowning moment of the episode (and maybe the season) comes from Ilana's co-workers, celebrating her firing.
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His eight straight Finals appearances are his crowning achievement, and he would likely have more than three championships if his Cavs did not run into perhaps the greatest team of all-time in 2017 and 2018.
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It all seems dumb in the best way possible, and I realize that there's something blasphemous about Konami stomping around in Kojima's crowning achievement, but I'd be lying if I said it didn't look incredibly fun.
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The crowning attraction is obviously the 510-foot-long ark ("That's over a football field!" said the bus driver who shuttled us from parking lot to guest services), built by Answers in Genesis founder Ken Ham.
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The crowning moment of a rapprochement unthinkable only three months ago was the Ethiopian Airways Boeing 787 Dreamliner that touched down in Asmara this week, the first direct commercial flight in 20 years between the two countries.
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Johnson's crowning moment had ended in near farce after he was told on the 12th hole that he had been put under notice of a possible stroke penalty, with a decision to be made after his round.
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It is the last piece of the puzzle needed to enable the abolition of retail roaming charges in June, crowning a decade of efforts by Brussels to allow citizens to use their phones abroad without paying extra.
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And yet, here we are, at the crowning event of an awards season, so marked by discussions stemming out of the #MeToo movement, and the Time's Up initiative, and Ryan Seacrest is back to his old tricks.
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Zidane, or Zizou, did well enough, crowning his five years at the Bernabeu with one of the most spectacular goals ever seen — a thigh-high volley in the 2002 Champions League final to win against Bayer Leverkusen.
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The crowning event of the trip comes Tuesday, when Abe and U.S. President Barack Obama will visit Pearl Harbor, the site of the Japanese attack 75 years ago that drew the United States into World War Two.
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When West Germany swallowed up a decrepit East, it was seen as a crowning western triumph in the Cold War: the Communist police state that imprisoned dissidents and shot escapees was assimilated to its successful, democratic neighbor.
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In Greg's possession are some of the most bizarre and beautiful objects that I have ever beheld with my own eyes, but the crowning jewel of his collections is every piece of Mr. T merchandise ever made.
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In addition to crowning a nominee and dancing under avalanches of confetti, national political conventions are the time when the Democratic and Republican parties draft the platforms that cement their official positions on a range of issues.
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For almost two centuries, Greece and Britain have tussled over who should possess the Parthenon Marbles, the crowning prize of timeless beauty and ancient civilization taken from Athens and now displayed at the British Museum in London.
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Susanne Bartsch, the night-life doyenne, recalled buying Christmas presents at the original West 17th Street location before it closed in 1993 and hosting an AIDS benefit called the Crowning Glory, where artists sold crowns for charity.
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The critics agree: Vanderpump Rules—a reality show that follows several consistently drunk and oftentimes deeply upset employees of Real Housewife of Beverly Hills Lisa Vanderpump's SUR (Sexy Unique Restaurant) Restaurant & Lounge—is a crowning cultural achievement.
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The merger with Deutsche Börse, announced in March 2016, would have been a crowning achievement for Mr. Rolet, 58, capping a career that also included senior positions at Lehman Brothers, Goldman Sachs and Credit Suisse First Boston.
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Soon, he returned, this time making a grand entrance with Mr. Salah before about 230,2000 fans, posing for photographers and television cameras, even grabbing the Liverpool star's arm and raising it as if crowning a boxing champion.
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Breaking the soggy tape on Boylston Street remains the crowning moment of Linden's career but the 36-year-old remains anything but complacent as she gets set to run through all five of New York City's boroughs.
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The prime time ceremonial swearing in of Kavanaugh at the White House on Monday night highlighted a crowning achievement for Trump and conservatives -- tipping the ideological balance of the Supreme Court potentially in their favor for generations.
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Though Iowa's vote is important, of course, this unique media environment could dampen its historic effect of crowning a front-runner and make later contests even more influential for how voters perceive the candidates and the race.
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But E.E. Ward Moving & Storage's crowning achievement is that it has remained the oldest continuously operating black-owned business in the United States, a distinction recognized by the Department of Commerce and mentioned in the Congressional Record.
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When Zozibini Tunzi of South Africa was named Miss Universe on Sunday, her crowning signified a milestone: the first year that four of the major beauty pageants had simultaneously awarded the top prize to a black woman.
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Superficially bristling with every property of fantasy fiction up to and including cliff-crowning castles with pointed turrets, the show plunges you into a state where there is no state except the lawless interplay of violent power.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - If Hadi al-Amiri triumphs in Iraq's election on Saturday it would be a crowning achievement for the dissident turned Shi'ite militia leader who spent more than two decades fighting Saddam Hussein from exile in Iran.
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Maybe in another 20 years, time will prove its worth and you'll all say to yourselves "my, my, my how the time does fly" and finally come around on this crowning jewel of the third-wave ska movement.
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Obama will make his historic trip to the Communist-ruled Caribbean island on March 21-22 with hundreds of people in tow, crowning 15 months of warming relations after more than half a century of Cold War animosity.
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Founded in 1921, a year after women won the vote, it channeled a wave of resistance to change by crowning winners who were demure and unambitious—everything the boisterous flappers and fiery feminists of the Twenties were not.
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The crowning moment for the "King of Queens" star came when Billy put him on the mic for "It's Still Rock and Roll to Me." Kevin's reaction to his own vocal performance is as classic as Billy's music.
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The crowning achievement of Mitch McConnell's notorious career in politics came on Tuesday, when the Senate majority leader got 49 of his Republican colleagues to vote to begin formally debating how many more Americans should lack health insurance.
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The law was the crowning achievement of a multifaceted campaign by the drug industry to weaken aggressive DEA enforcement efforts against drug distribution companies that were supplying corrupt doctors and pharmacists who peddled narcotics to the black market.
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Once upon a time, back in ye olde days of 2002, a young designer, just shy of 21 years old, was discovered by a store that was famous throughout the land for crowning the new princes of fashion.
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If the Ghost of Winningest Coaches Past were to visit Saban this season, I suspect he might urge his heir to think bigger than his own crowning legacy, a stadium full of houndstooth apparel, honoring his signature hat.
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And in his crowning speech, he gave us something else: a bet that this fall, he can win with a scared and disillusioned electorate — what he called in his speech "the forgotten" — by lighting a beacon of darkness.
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The tie-up is one of the largest ever in the pharmaceuticals sector, crowning a hectic few months of deal-making as big drugmakers look to improve their pipelines by bringing in promising medicines developed by younger companies.
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Her crowning moment of glory, her political decision to fight in the Falkland Islands—which was a massive publicity stunt for her regardless of loss of life—managed to save her tenancy in parliament for quite some time.
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Their crowning achievement so far is "Me and My Dog," an indie-pop song enveloped in ethereal harmonies, which blends the three songwriters' sensibilities to crystalize feelings of romantic anxiety and the double bind of self-inflicted isolation.
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Today's the day we've all been waiting for: It's the 424-year anniversary of the crowning of King Henry IV of France, who presided over the Kingdom of France from the late 16th through the early 17th centuries.
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Nor did Scott's anti-imperialism ever keep him from wrestling with the speed of the British departure ("the creation of Pakistan is our crowning failure," one character angrily declares) and the consequences of Gandhi's philosophical and political interventions.
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Henrietta Hudson (438 Hudson Street) has itself been open nearly three decades, but that didn't stop New York magazine from recently declaring it "more vibrant than ever," and crowning it the "absolute best" lesbian bar in the city.
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Mr. Iger's crowning achievement — should he be able to win regulatory approval and pull off an integration — came on Thursday when Rupert Murdoch entrusted much of his life work not to his own sons but to Mr. Iger.
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How about designating just one every year — say, Game 227, which falls on a Saturday — as an afternoon start, assuring that young fans on the East Coast could watch all nine innings of baseball's crowning event before bedtime?
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Here, every moment — light flooding a darkened room, an oceanic baptism and a halo of shampoo crowning the head of an abandoned child — speaks more eloquently than most of its dialogue, though the words are very fine, too.
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She missed her crowning as Fairfax High homecoming queen to attend a West Point recruiting event, but was there to crown her successor a year later, the faux diamond tiara hidden under her dress gray Army uniform hat.
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The processing platform, part of a $2146bn project that takes oil from wells drilled under nearly 238km of water, ought to be one of the crowning achievements of an industry that has endured 3.73 years of civil war.
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Though Macfarlane has made waves calling for the construction of new coal-fired power plants in Queensland, his crowning achievement post-office has been to make sure the Adani coal mine gets built, despite its shaky financial foundations.
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It was a crowning embarrassment for HBO in an already poorly received season, and a bitter disappointment for fans who felt that a story they had been invested in for a decade was being given a slapdash finish.
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It had promised to be a crowning moment, in which President Trump would proclaim United States recognition of Israel's sovereignty over the Golan Heights, and Mr. Netanyahu would remind voters back home of his mastery of international diplomacy.
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The tragedy is that the monetary union – a crowning achievement of nearly 50 years of wisdom, valor, pain and sacrifices -- may be gravely compromised anytime between May (French elections) and September (German elections) of next year, or immediately thereafter.
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Epic Games wrapped up its weekly Fortnite Summer Skirmish series on Monday, crowning one victor and giving out $22019 million in prize money after a four-day series of high-stakes tournament play between the game's most skilled players.
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"If the baby's not crowning and about to come out and another two pushes isn't going to get the baby out, we need to talk about what to do to expedite delivery or consider a C-section," she said.
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Clinton crossed the country on June 7 and headlined arguably the most significant political event of her life as she became the first female presidential nominee from a major US political party, the crowning achievement on her storied career.
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Crowning the rice is a rich duck-egg yolk that has been slow-cooked to perfection, and then dusted with catfish abon (dried, finely shredded fish, sometimes unappetizingly called 'floss'), and topped off with fern tips and edible wildflowers.
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This particular cocktail has been Worm Ouroboros' favored poison since the band's inception, but What Graceless Dawn is their crowning glory—their strongest and most intoxicating offering to date, and one of the year's most ethereally gorgeous recordings besides.
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"Instead, the Cyberspace Administration of China appears to be simply advertising the law — its crowning achievement — while enforcement is driven by an uptick in more prosaic repression and risk-aversion ahead of the 19th Party Congress," the note continued.
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It's the practice of attaching awards to those opinions, crowning one movie homecoming king, electing a single performer the greatest of the year — in short, the whole enterprise of the Oscars and every award that leads up to them.
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His success in helping to persuade Mr. Trump to abandon the Obama administration's nuclear deal with Iran, which eased sanctions in return for Iran's verifiable promises of peaceful nuclear work, was one of Mr. Netanyahu's crowning foreign-policy achievements.
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DOHA (Reuters) - American Christian Coleman scorched to the 100 meters world championship gold medal on Saturday but the crowning of the world's fastest man could generate no more buzz than the air conditioning in a half-empty Khalifa Stadium.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Women in India have taken to the streets to oppose sexual violence after the gang rape and murder of a young vet shocked the country, crowning a year of high-profile protests around the world.
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And Mr. Putin is eager to declare victory, not only militarily but to cement his leadership of an international diplomatic effort that he sees as crowning Russia's return to the world stage as an equal to the United States.
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Miss Colombia, Ariadna Gutierrez, appeared on Steve Harvey's talk show to chat about the host's epic flub during December's Miss Universe pageant — when Harvey incorrectly named Gutierrez as the winner, before correcting himself and crowning rightful winner Miss Philippines instead.
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Although it is the Masters Tournament, not the Open Championship, that Mr McIlroy must win in order to complete golf's career grand slam, he has made clear that he would regard a victory on his home turf as a crowning achievement.
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He flourished and had soon become one of Europe's hottest young talents, winning three league titles, one Yugoslav Cup and the crowning glory: the 1991 European Cup, in which 03-year-old Prosinečki opened the scoring in the penalty shootout.
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He's seen as a prime ministerial assassin As a powerful member of Labor's right-wing faction, Shorten was closely involved in replacing then-Prime Minister Kevin Rudd in June 2010 and crowning Australia's first and only female leader, Julia Gillard.
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"Hidden Figures" (2016) American underdogs don't come in purer form than the women of color who worked for NASA during the can-do crunch days of the Space Race, the country's crowning achievement, which coincided with the tumultuous Civil Rights struggle.
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With her due date growing closer, Amy Schumer announced that she had received a very "horrifying" gift from her husband Chris Fischer's sister Molly Fischer: a cake depicting a crowning baby, with a doll head poking out to greet the world.
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So Mr. Guzman steered him toward a Rolex Day-Date with a milk chocolate face and a rose gold bracelet, explaining that men often bought it to celebrate a crowning life event: selling a company, making partner, snagging a dream job.
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And the game, even more than last year's upset over UConn had the feeling of a crowning moment for a program that has grown, with remarkable speed, from an SEC also-ran into one of the premier bluebloods in the country.
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Events that should be the crowning glory of a FIFA presidency already look like fraught affairs, thanks to a decision in 2010, beset by controversy but unlikely to be overturned, to award the 2018 and 2022 finals to Russia and Qatar.
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The crowning moment of the debate came at around 9:45 pm, when Kaine launched into a devastating foreign policy attack on Donald Trump: Donald Trump cannot start a Twitter war with Miss Universe without shooting himself in the foot.
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Jerry Heller spent his final moments listening to his crowning achievement in life -- Eazy-E from N.W.A. We're told Jerry's nephew, Terry, raced to the hospital Friday when he got word his uncle had been in a bad car accident.
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James' company, UNINTERRUPTED, released some behind-the-scenes footage from the lead-up to the NBA Finals ... when LeBron shockingly told reporters that playing with -- or even against -- LeBron James Jr. in the league would be his crowning NBA moment.
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PEOPLE staff writer (and resident American Idol expert) Patrick Gomez predicts who will become the fifteenth – and final – Idol: After fifteen seasons of searching for superstars, American Idol is set to end Thursday with the crowning of one final winner.
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And this means the country's leaders, past and present -- rather than gearing up for what was supposed to be a crowning achievement, as the continent's first nation to host an Olympics this summer -- will be busy dealing with the fallout.
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That should give some inkling of the euphoric scenes enlivening the city this week after an equally improbable but, for the phlegmatic Midlanders, infinitely more wished-for, event: the crowning of the local football team, Leicester City, as champions of England.
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Shelton, 43, recently opened up about his relationship with Stefani while chatting with Martina McBride on her Vocal Point podcast, joking that their romance came as a bigger shock to him than his crowning as PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive in 2017.
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When the Plainedge Red Devils extended their rout last week of the South Side Cyclones with a fourth-quarter touchdown, it was a crowning moment for the winner of a big game between unbeaten high school football teams on Long Island.
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The president also said he ordered the release of classified documents in the Russia collusion case to show the public the FBI probe started as a "hoax" and that exposing it could become one of the "crowning achievements" of his presidency.
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TV said Tuesday he ordered the release of classified documents in the Russia collusion case to show the public the FBI probe started as a "hoax" and that exposing it could become one of the "crowning achievements" of his presidency.
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The Trump administration plans to try and freeze Obama-era fuel-efficiency standards starting in 2021 in a bid to reverse another of the former president's crowning policies aimed at combating climate change, according to a report from The Washington Post.
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Hendricks produced a two-run single that built the lead, and Wood, who was in the game only because Hendricks was knocked out by a Pagan line drive, delivered the crowning blow — a home run deep into the left-field bleachers.
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The same leniency that allows for the free sale of marijuana, same-sex marriages and the crowning of a bearded drag queen named Conchita Wurst as the winner of the 2014 Eurovision song contest also tolerates militant Islamism within Western borders.
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New York designer Laura Wass, founder of WXYZ Jewelry, famed for crowning Beyoncé with a gold hat in her 7/11 music video, rolls out a new, creative wearable next month that puts all the latest Android smartwatches to shame.
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They had become notorious for their audience-driven stunts; for their most famous prank, they promoted a "100 Grand" giveaway for weeks in Boston, and, after crowning a winner, informed the guy that he was getting a free candy bar.
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In the 22 years since Kieslowski's death, his reputation as one of modern cinema's most distinctive and influential auteurs has only grown, and "The Decalogue," first shown on Polish television in 1988-89, is often regarded as his crowning achievement.
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Dr. Carroll studied for a time under Dr. John Cade, who in 1948 had discovered that the salt lithium could settle the mood swings of bipolar disorder — a discovery that is still, far and away, the crowning achievement of biological psychiatry.
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Whatever the city can offer, the state taketh away in the form of do-nothing legislators and governor who sport, as their recent crowning achievement, an Arizona-style law that allows the police to question people's citizenship and immigration status.
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ArtScroll, founded by Rabbi Zlotowitz in the mid-1970s, worked to make the books accessible to both, starting with the megillah (scroll) of Esther and crowning the company's output in 2005 with a 73-volume set of the Babylonian Talmud.
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" And it averred that the bill was "the crowning achievement of a multifaceted campaign by the drug industry" which "worked behind the scenes with lobbyists and key members of Congress, pouring more than a million dollars into their election campaigns.
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A shower of confetti marked not only the crowning moment for the Overwatch League's first-ever Grand Finals champions, the London Spitfire, but also the end of a successful inaugural season for Activision Blizzard's latest foray into the esports realm.
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The tournament featured the top ten men's, women's, and mixed teams from Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, and North America, and culminated in the crowning of Austria as the men's world champions, and England as both the women's and mixed world champions.
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Any fan's crowning moment is likely to be their team's first Super Bowl victory, but to have it be the same year your team selected to honor you, as their fan, is simply a ludicrous and fantastic dream come true.
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He guided the officer to the passenger front door of his car where a woman was sitting, and when he pulled a blanket off, Carty saw that a baby was crowning and realized he was going to have to jump into action.
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Five years ago, Pearson stormed to 100 meter hurdles gold at the London Olympics, a crowning moment after dominating the event in a two-year period that included the 2011 world championship at Daegu and winning the IAAF women's athlete of the year.
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We travel to Sao Paolo, Brazil, to capture the days of preparation leading up to the crowning of Miss Max, which includes runway training from a professional choreographer and a day of hair and makeup courtesy of some of Brazil's best stylists.
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During his address Tuesday night, Trump hit on every major Republican talking point and tossed in a few made-for-TV moments, like crowning conservative folk hero Rush Limbaugh with a Presidential Medal of Freedom and reuniting a deployed soldier with his family.
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The special anniversary, honoring Steamboat Willie's premiere on November 18, 1928, has seen a myriad of television programs, an interactive art exhibit, and fun food products, but the anniversary's crowning achievement has been the countless fashion collaborations honoring the cartoon character's milestone.
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Along with being a famous landmark and tourist attraction, it has played host to countless religious ceremonies and historical events ... including the crowning of Henry VI of England in 1431 and the beatification of Joan of Arc by Pope Pius X in 1909.
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No one is going to be crowning the Jets (214-22011) or the Giants (214-7) as any kind of sovereign this weekend (and truth be told, the Buffalo Bills at 6-2 can credibly claim to be the kings of New York).
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In one of the crowning moments of the pas de deux, she holds that arabesque, leaning against Aminta's chest, while he frames her head in his hands, and she sensuously sweeps her arms past his hands, down and apart like opening wings.
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This was an issue that first day, and on the subsequent two days, as the trail was often atop a towering cliff on the right side, the left side, or at a few spots, both sides, the path crowning a precipitous land bridge.
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The same goes for "Bohemian Rhapsody," and Rami Malek, as Freddie Mercury, commands the crowd no less majestically than Portman does, but the crowning glory of Queen is meant to warm us, whereas Celeste, in her pomp, emits a cold robotic zest.
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Having presided over America's victory in World War I, Wilson saw his triumph turn to ashes in 19443 when the Senate repudiated not only the peace treaty he had helped write but the crowning achievement of his life, the League of Nations.
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In her new book, "Leadership In Turbulent Times," historian Doris Kearns Goodwin says Americans should accept the fact that presidents often make mistakes along the way to their crowning achievements; their failures as people and as leaders inform their successes as both.
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It is 83, about 48 years after the passage of the Fair Housing Act of 1968, which, along with the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and the Civil Rights Act of 1964, represent the crowning legal achievements of the classic Civil Rights Movement.
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With his power at home secure and the country's nuclear program (perhaps) completed, Mr. Kim appears to have the confidence to emerge as a recognized, if not yet respected player on the international scene, a crowning achievement for an ambitious young leader.
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The 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, intended as Putin's crowning glory, were overshadowed by boycott threats over Russia's draconian ban on "gay propaganda" (the country was later slammed by the United Nations Human Rights Committee for violating an international covenant on human rights).
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Anthology's Essential Cinema rotation — which cycles though a longstanding body of films that the theater's 1970s selection committee deemed to have earned that label — reaches F. W. Murnau's poetic 1927 masterpiece, often held up as a crowning achievement of the silent era.
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His crowning moment came in a game in June when, playing first base, he was called for interference in the top of the first and then, in the bottom of the inning, failed to touch first and second base after hitting a triple.
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Drag Race put Logo TV and World of Wonder Productions on the map for after premiering its first eight seasons and crowing canonical queens like Violet Chachki and Sharon Needles (and for not crowning Latrice Royale and Katya) on the queer-centric channel.
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Popular imagery of volcanoes may imply that these crowning caldrons of liquid fire are common, but there were thought to be only seven contemporary volcanoes on Earth with persistent lava lakes that have been seen to stick around beyond a single eruptive outburst.
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Some critics have argued that crowning "The Testaments" was a way for the judges to retrospectively acknowledge the political and cultural importance of "The Handmaid's Tale", which was shortlisted for the prize in 1986 but lost out to Kingsley Amis's "The Old Devils".
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FATIMA, Portugal (Reuters) - Pope Francis will make two Portuguese shepherd children saints this week, crowning a belief that started with reported visions of the Madonna 100 years ago which have turned the Shrine of Fatima into one of the most famous in Christianity.
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It is bad enough that the men's national team failed to qualify for this summer's World Cup, a fact the federation was reminded of daily as the tournament in Russia dazzled global audiences on its way to crowning a new champion Sunday.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai King Maha Vajiralongkorn visited Buddhist temples and greeted his subjects for the first time since his crowning in a royal procession around the old quarter of Bangkok on Sunday, as part of intricate coronation ceremonies held over three days.
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It was a huge letdown from the makers of Halo, as its crowning achievement of the early Xbox era was making the shooter genre feel as expansive and bold as Star Wars, with a story campaign you clamored to play instead of doing so begrudgingly.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 1960, Danish modernist Arne Jacobsen finished his crowning achievement, the Royal Hotel in Copenhagen, designing not only the building itself, but also the furniture, light fixtures, doorknobs, ashtrays, and even the silverware used at the hotel's restaurant.
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Those gigs led to Comer's greatest crowning achievement prior to Killing Eve, as the titular royal in Starz's The White Princess, where she played the tricky, politically savvy Princess Elizabeth, a woman with absolutely no fear of punching a king right in the face.
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If completed, a merger with United Technologies would be a crowning achievement for Honeywell's chief executive, David Cote, who arrived in 2002 as the company was reeling from the collapse of its planned sale to G.E., whose offer beat out the one by United Technologies.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Thousands of dogs from 20 countries will compete in this year's annual Westminster Kennel Club show in New York, which opens Sunday and culminates with the crowning of "Best-in-Show," the most coveted prize for pedigree dogs in the United States.
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TOKYO, Japan, April 2360 (Reuters) - Yuki Kawauchi's improbable victory at the Boston Marathon on Monday is the crowning glory in the career of an amateur Japanese runner who has defied every convention in modern athletics and taken the road less travelled to make his mark.
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A logical place would be Saturday of last week, when the Mets' cheerful clubhouse tradition of giving a goofy costume crown to the player of the game was marred when a righteous doglegged coffee-colored dong photobombed a team pic of T.J. Rivera's crowning.
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With Johnson leading by just one stroke for much of the back nine, the state of the competition was an open question until Johnson stretched his lead to four strokes at the end, crowning his first major victory with a birdie at the 18th.
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The Iran deal — formally known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) — was one of the crowning diplomatic achievements of former President Barack Obama's tenure, but it has continued to be a divisive issue in Washington since it came to fruition in 2015.
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It was the one shining moment of a completely stupid series finale that included a laugh-inducing suggestion of democracy, the crowning of the worst possible candidate as king of the Seven Kingdoms, and the cringeworthy presentation of the book the show is based on.
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The task was shaping up to be what she considered her final, crowning act at the E.P.A. Ms. Hamnett was invited to the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, a part of the White House complex, to be present as Mr. Obama signed the bill into law.
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James Aguiar and Mark Haldeman, visions in white from the tops of their feathered fedoras to the soles of their silver-studded shoes, parted a colorful crowd of blooming bonnets and top hats en route to putting a crowning touch on a 23-year relationship.
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This was the spirit of DragCon, a sprawling shrine to all things drag but especially to alums of the reality competition show RuPaul's Drag Race, which wrapped its ninth season on June 23 by crowning Brooklyn queen Sasha Velour as America's Next Drag Superstar.
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Ecuador's national dish, encebollado, is a ruddy stew of tuna, lightly poached until not too far from rare, with fat cuts of cassava, boiled in the briny poaching liquid, and a crowning heap of curtido — pickled red onions and tomato under a flutter of cilantro.
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A law that many argue is one of the crowning achievements of President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 28500 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE's legacy.
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Disturbingly stoic, violent and seeking absolution he's not sure he needs, the mob killer Frank Sheeran allowed Robert De Niro to deliver a majestic, subtle performance in ''The Irishman'' that has the feel of a crowning achievement — and for reasons that go beyond the screen.
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The MacDonald victory is one of Lima's crowning moments in his career, as it saw him win the Bellator MMA welterweight title for a third time while also winning the Bellator grand prix in what is a wildly competitive division for the Hollywood fight firm.
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