These audits go beyond Apple dropping in on businesses to interrogate workers.
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He likens dropping in on one to occasional Sunday churchgoing in the West.
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I was no longer the doctor dropping in on rounds, calling the shots.
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Couldn't they have taken a few elementary lessons before dropping in on strangers?
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Quincy's motive for dropping in on her old mentor is among the more clanking contrivances offered here.
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They spent two days together talking and walking around the city while dropping in on bars and restaurants.
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It wasn't as if we were simply dropping in on some old friends, as I had understood it.
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She infiltrated my family life: buying expensive gifts for my children, dropping in on special events and much more.
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Mr. Graham, for one, betrayed a note of amazement over dropping in on a foreign leader's White House visit.
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They spent the off-season shooting commercials, dropping in on late-night talk shows, sitting courtside at Knicks games.
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Not for Denis some bumbling trip around the neighborhood, dropping in on Mars or a couple of Jovian moons.
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Jumping into a game of Fortnite is paying a social call, the equivalent of dropping in on a cocktail party.
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After dropping in on Mexico's president, Donald Trump doubled down on his vow to make Mexico pay for a border wall.
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Patricia de Lille, the city's mayor, has taken to dropping in on residents who use too much water and asking them why.
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When Ford executives started dropping in on Silicon Valley startups a couple of years ago, they were met with less than warm receptions.
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But a pundit from Mars dropping in on the "Q" last night without any context would have been hard-pressed to spot the discontinuity.
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After dropping in on Don Hector, whose instructions apparently boil down to "murder everyone," he heads to Los Pollos Hermanos to meet Gus Fring.
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Yes, but: It's hard to imagine a remote driver hundreds of miles away can make a quick judgment by dropping in on a complex situation.
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Superyacht owners are always dropping in on each other as they criss-cross the seas, to compare not just their vessels but also their guest lists.
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When I arrived to the scene, teens lined every concrete surface, taking turns dropping in on the ramps, grinding on the rails, and jumping over stuff.
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They gathered Saturday morning at a roller-skating rink and spent all day knocking on doors as well as dropping in on barbershops and beauty salons.
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Day told a story from the Masters about how Watson, when bored, wasn't shy about dropping in on his neighbors to see what they were doing.
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He will preside over the meeting in Davos, greeting dignitaries, opining from the main stage of the Congress Center and dropping in on exclusive dinner parties.
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Obama will be dropping in on campaigns across the country to rally the party faithful — a couple volunteers got on the road at 3:00 a.m.
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Dropping in on the stream actually feels like getting a balcony-level view of the parade, with a few different vantage points that cycle throughout the stream.
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This year the winner is Mia Armstrong of Arizona State University, and we've been dropping in on villagers in rural Guatemala — and seeing stunning levels of malnutrition.
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We got a call into West Valley office of the LAPD to see if they're dropping in on Chad again in light of this new disturbing information.
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So expect the prime minister's visit to the White House on January 27th to be a study in awkwardness: the mother superior dropping in on the Playboy Mansion.
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There's shitty CGI (are they dropping in on upside-down walkers instead of parachutes?), awkward acting, nutsack humor, a dildo gun, and nerd-favorite porn star April O'Neil.
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The segment of Jobs' speech that James chose to focus on was the bit about the Apple co-founder and CEO randomly dropping in on a calligraphy class.
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Even when he's not performing, he'll be dropping in on Cuban bands, participating in an instrumental master class and breaking it down at rhumba and salsa dancing parties.
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Footage released on Wednesday by the Australian Antarctic Division shows a penguin quickly dropping in on communications specialist Matthew McKay, who was travelling through sea ice at the time.
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I had a vague sense that the office was in Greenwich Village, so I made a list of travel medicine specialists near there and started dropping in on them.
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I will confess to occasionally dropping in on a co-worker pal who always has a good stash of candy, and I have never brought her some in return.
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Why it matters: After John Kelly took over as chief of staff, Manigault was one of the Trump aides banned from dropping in on meetings she wasn't explicitly invited to.
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Ben (Joey Bragg), a recent college graduate, visits his hometown on his way to New York, dropping in on his dad, an aggressive loser named Wayne, played by Mr. Spade.
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I always tried to stay away from bulls, just because I like to do stunts that I'm in control of, such as dropping in on a skateboard into a brick wall.
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He made good on his promise on Tuesday, dropping in on Votintseva and her neighbors who live in a rickety, barracks-style two-storey house in the Urals mountain city of Izhevsk.
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" Clinton then added that building those relationships "certainly takes more than making up for a year of insults by dropping in on our neighbors for a few hours and flying home again.
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It's a little bigger than the Echo 5, which is more of an alarm clock alternative, so makes sense for watching videos and placing voice calls…or dropping in on the kids.
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In the meantime, watching "Sherlock" is like dropping in on old friends who are as smart and sarcastic as ever but don't seem to have as much joy in their lives anymore.
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"It certainly takes more than trying to make up for a year of insults and insinuations by dropping in on our neighbors for a few hours and then flying home again," she said.
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In the premiere, for instance, in addition to dropping in on a tank collector, they go looking for the final resting place of the arm amputated from Stonewall Jackson during the Civil War.
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Instead, he routinely made his way around Jamaica, dropping in on friends and acquaintances and exchanging his paintings in poster paint (industrially produced tempera) on illustration or mat board for food and lodging.
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"It's great for the people that you're dropping in on and supporting, but it also has a positive impact for them in terms of their brand, their fan base and their own life experience."
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When he teases his older sister Valencia, their closeness and ease with one another is palpable, and it feels as though "Home Videos" is dropping in on a conversation they've had many times before.
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We will often linger closer to home, dropping in on correspondents at campaign rallies, talking to voters, dissecting the numbers that throw some light on what is going on in this most unusual of cycles.
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She made a point of dropping in on him on her way to school each day, and she'd call him during the day from a janitor's closet — and to her delight, he'd always take her call.
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Trump has also moved quickly to establish relationships with lawmakers, dropping in on the Republican retreat in Philadelphia to give remarks and hosting a series of meetings with members of both parties at the White House.
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Knoll, invited to share the screen with the journalist, seizes her moment to deviate from the usual acts of peculiarity that go with dropping in on interviews, to just say hello to her mum and dad.
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It was an intense several weeks that involved a ton of gum-shoe reporting—knocking on doors, making cold calls by the dozens, slipping notes under security gates in Beverly Hills, dropping in on comedy clubs.
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After two rounds of picking at Lima with potshots along the fence and then dropping in on the Brazilian's hips to avoid counters, Koreshkov lost his mind in the third round and decided to swing haymakers.
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The joyful, '80s-set movie (which opens in limited release March 30) is the "spiritual sequel" to Dazed and Confused, dropping in on baseball players at a Texas college during the three days before classes start.
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Since becoming the Democratic nominee last month, Clinton has been touring toy manufacturers, visiting tie makers and dropping in on public health clinics, where if she mentions Trump at all, it is usually to contrast their policies.
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Action Bronson's Munchies food series F*ck, That's Delicious made its VICELAND network premiere last week, and the rapper celebrated by dropping in on Eminem's Sirius XM hip-hop station Shade 45 to rap with some friends.
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Getting countries to work together takes more than trying to "make up for a year of insults and insinuations by dropping in on our neighbors for a few hours," she told the American Legion's national convention in Cincinnati.
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"It certainly takes more than trying to make up for a year of insults and insinuations by dropping in on our neighbors for a few hours and then flying home again," Clinton said during a speech in Cincinnati.
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It's more than a photo-op ... and it certainly takes more than trying to make up for a year of insults and insinuations by dropping in on our neighbors for a few hours and then flying home again.
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Through it all, Mr. Obama has played the role of consoler in chief, pulling staff members into the Oval Office or dropping in on their meetings to buck them up, reassure them and tell them that this, too, shall pass.
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That first excursion gave him a sense of belonging that he explored over 11 years of visits: dropping in on relatives, pursuing the stories of those targeted by current President Rodrigo Duterte's merciless drug war, even getting a museum commission.
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Mr. Cohn, a powerful I.C.M. agent, had offices across the street from the Paris Theater on the Upper West Side, where the film ran for months, and he made a habit of dropping in on it several times a week.
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And while we don't get to see Shannon dropping in on Thompson's nuptials, it does look like we'll get to see Thompson's initial reaction to seeing his ex for the first time since she underwent gastric bypass surgery and hired a personal trainer.
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On Echo Show devices, the caller will experience a 10-second 'frosted glass' screen when dropping in on an approved contact or room, so the call recipient can decline the Drop In in that timeframe before they are shown on the screen.
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The two also brought a bolder cinematic language to the series, using documentary-style techniques that made it feel as if viewers were just dropping in on some real station somewhere, unannounced, enhancing the feel that everything in the show was really happening somewhere.
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Similar to the drop-in feature on the Echo Show, once enabled there doesn't seem to be a way to block the intercom, so it's worth making sure that you're okay with family members dropping in on you unannounced before you set it up.
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On the day of the interview, after dropping in on the "Tumacho" run-through, she walked over to the Wild Project to watch the tech rehearsal of the second Summerworks play, Olivia Dufault's "The Tomb of King Tot," which would open to solid reviews.
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The actor and director (she made her debut in 2019, helming an episode of Netflix's GLOW) plays Sarah, an isolated young woman who spends her time working in a crafts store, dropping in on her horse, Willow, and watching reruns of her favorite show, Purgatory.
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"It certainly takes more than trying to make up for more than a year of insults and insinuations by dropping in on our neighbors for a few hours and then flying home again," she told a convention of the American Legion military veterans' group in Cincinnati.
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Seeing the management firm as a way to make headway on key environmental and criminal justice issues, the headliner pundit will be announcing plans soon for a tour of the U.S. And don't worry, you're not alone if you're eagerly awaiting Bey dropping in on the political scene.
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The Big Bang Theory is still filled with punchlines about Leonard's lactose intolerance and Sheldon's germophobia, such that anyone dropping in on the show for the first time, or only encountering it through short clips in anti-BBT YouTube rants, might come away thinking it's just stale, lazy digs at nerds.
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Trump left the impromptu briefing room without taking questions, having delivered the first emergency foreign policy statement of his presidency, But even as he confronted one of the gravest matters of his office, Trump nonetheless found it impossible to resist dropping in on a nearby wedding reception, already underway in his treasured Grand Ballroom.
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His outfit for this, his Carnegie Hall recital debut, seemed less a statement against stuffy concert protocols and more an earnest welcome to his audience: We could have been dropping in on this prodigiously gifted 25-year-old pianist (also a composer) at his apartment in Washington Heights, a few miles north of Carnegie.
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OhmniLabs co-founders Jared Go and Thuc Vu came up with the idea for Ohmni after realizing that telepresence in structured, office environments might be a neat trick and novelty, but its real potential resided at home, where the unstructured environment meant that a robot that could replicate the experience of dropping in on, or even living with a close relative would be a much more engaging experience over time.
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Alexander has beaten people up on multiple occasions for dropping in on other surfers.
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Susan expects Carroll to resume a past affair they had, but he rejects her and instead has sex with Ann when she shows him his house. Ann tries unsuccessfully to continue the affair by dropping in on Carroll at home and bringing Linda over to clean. However, Carroll shows himself to be a womanizer, seemingly incapable of connecting with anyone. He visits his wealthy father Carl, whom he has not seen in three years.
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Yet she found expression though parody. Through figurines in puppetry and paper mache of cathedrals, rosaries, and other religious iconography, she poses social commentary on the complexity of things like faith and where it fits in an increasingly secular Mexico. She did not have many exhibitions of her work, but it was extensively written about by critics Paul Westheim and artist Jean Charlot . Charlot was impressed by her work after dropping in on a chance visit, back when Cueto rented an apartment out to Diego Rivera right next door.
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When she was awarded a commercial pilot's licence at the age of 19, through a legacy of 200 pounds from a great aunt, plus money loaned from her father (which she paid back), Nancy bought her first aircraft, a de Havilland Gipsy Moth. Soon after, Nancy Bird and her friend, Peggy McKillop, took off on a barnstorming tour, dropping in on country fairs and giving joyrides to people who had never seen an aircraft before, let alone a female pilot. While touring, Bird met Reverend Stanley Drummond. He wanted her to help set up a flying medical service in outback New South Wales.
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Lloyd Dunn suspended all zine production (see PhotoStatic Magazine) and went on a yearlong trip abroad, spending most of the time in France (see The Expatriot), but also dropping in on John Heck, then living in Prague. Upon Dunn's return to the United States, he and Ralph Johnson regrouped to form the duo Public Works. Using similar principles to the Tape-beatles, Public Works laid the focus on digital audio production, and tightened the emphasis on the making of music, with a reduced emphasis on pure sound collage or 'audio art'. 1997's Matter (Staalplaat) was the group's début recording.
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Regarding Loretta Lynn, it was on live TV over KTNT in Tacoma Washington that Vancouver businessman Norm Burley then and there decided to record and released a local talent featured, the housewife-turned singer named Loretta Lynn her first single on Zero Records entitled, "I'm a Honky Tonk Girl," in February 1960, which was recorded in Los Angeles along with three other sides. The record was largely marketed by Lynn the hard way, driving in her personal vehicle and dropping in on radio stations unannounced. Unorthodox at the time, the marketing effort worked, and the record eventually achieved the position of #14 on the country singles chart. Lynn's contract and the master of the recording was shortly purchased from Zero by Decca.
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Green talks about various students and then introduces the All-Star program, which is concentrating on the music of Frank Zappa, and including concert footage of the students playing a Zappa song. He then leads the camera on a tour of the School, dropping in on various classroom lessons including Asa trying to learn Black Sabbath's "The Wizard". The film moves to the Collins' home and introduces the twins' mother Andrea Collins, followed by O'Conner at home with his mother Lisa. There is a montage of scenes of the students rehearsing for a beginner's Black Sabbath show, and an 80's show by the intermediate students, and interviews with other students including Eric and Julie Slick, and keyboard teacher Eric Svalgard, father of Madi Diaz.
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While Elizabeth continues to watch over Nesterenko to stop another attempt on his life, Philip leaves a dead drop for Oleg with Elizabeth's message about the anti-Gorbachev coup plans. Stan continues to investigate the Jenningses, searching their names and Dupont Circle Travel on an FBI database (with no matches for Elizabeth and an obvious false positive for Philip), dropping in on Philip at work (and noting Elizabeth's absence), calling Pastor Tim in Buenos Aires (who does not reveal the Jennings' secret despite the aggressive nature of his questioning), and telling a skeptical Dennis about his suspicions, including William Crandall's dying comments describing the Jennings family and how Gregory Thomas had a girlfriend with beautiful hair who smoked heavily. Dennis incredulously asks Stan if he really thinks Elizabeth was Gregory Thomas's girlfriend. When Stan doesn't back down, Dennis flatly tells Stan that Philip and Elizabeth are not Soviet spies.
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