A favorite subject of his was a gorilla named Guy.
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What's your best subject in school, or your favorite subject?
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And I've found they all have a favorite subject — themselves.
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It's time to deal with reality, Earth sign Capricorn's favorite subject.
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Amina's favorite subject is math; she hopes to become a doctor.
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ScienceTake The hydra is a favorite subject of middle school science.
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Important news will come to you tonight about your favorite subject: money.
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Some of my favorite subject matter is the exploration of dysfunctional relationships.
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But I was stubborn enough to stay with my favorite subject, literature.
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A brokered convention is a favorite subject of election-year media speculation.
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She asked her students, nearly all girls, to name their favorite subject.
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This is your last chance to experience Mr. Zraly on his favorite subject.
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And the weather is our favorite subject now that Mom has moderate Alzheimer's.
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I might even call them foolproof, because they're about babies' favorite subject — themselves.
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The Moon enters Aries this evening, finding you focused on your favorite subject: relationships.
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My favorite subject is astronomy—I'd possibly want to be a scientist one day.
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Who can resist a quiz that will divulge information about your favorite subject (you)?
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Weirdly, the omnipresence of my favorite subject has begun making me grumpy, not elated.
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It does not directly implicate the self, which is all human beings' favorite subject.
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And yet, the account from an anonymous woman named Grace was also everyone's favorite subject.
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I don't want to press so I glide back over to my favorite subject: breakfast.
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In fact, most of those that touched on his favorite subject matter did the opposite.
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Always a good student, Jashua lost himself in his studies, particularly his favorite subject, math.
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Her favorite subject to shoot, though, is her boyfriend Tyler Warren, a renowned surfboard shaper.
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Math is his favorite subject, he told VICE News correspondent Jay Caspian Kang in Detroit.
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Mr. Nack returned to Secretariat, his favorite subject, to tell the story of the horse's death.
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Once again, on his favorite subject, he pretend-faints on the couch in swoon and desire.
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And really, I could write about anything, business, politics, American life ... What was your favorite subject?
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Mr. Ma said he was stepping down to focus on education, a favorite subject of his.
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Habib used to study at the International School of Kabul, where her favorite subject was music.
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Her favorite subject is math, and she wants to be an English teacher when she grows up.
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The idea of relics took center-stage, a favorite subject for collaborator and category-defying artist Arsham.
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Lila, whose favorite subject is math, rarely acts out, but her mother's absence has taken a toll.
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KURTZ: The president said to reporters, well, I will ask about the meddling, that&aposs your favorite subject.
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And think about this, Michael, it was when he was talking about himself, which is his favorite subject.
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History is his favorite subject, so he plans to take plenty of courses in that subject as well.
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Is the only reason why this is your least-favorite subject because you've been covering it so long?
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Take a few minutes of your day to read your horoscope and focus on your favorite subject: yourself.
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"I used to go to school ... and wanted to be a doctor," said Aziza whose favorite subject was Arabic.
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He just wants to get back to school so he can play basketball and study his favorite subject, English.
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Here's his response: Probability was always my favorite subject at school— both as a student and as a teacher.
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Two of these essays (''Recalling Niels Bohr'' and ''Lonesome, With Snails'') revolve around jokes — a favorite subject of Dillard's.
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Once we're in the midst of painting the mural we each tend to gravitate towards our favorite subject matter.
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During the 2012 presidential campaign, Mitt Romney's time at Bain Capital was a favorite subject of attack among Democrats.
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She attended an event at N.Y.C.'s Lincoln Center to talk to kids about her favorite subject (and Belle's!): books.
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Gift Guide: 16 fantastic computer bags Yep, it's another TechCrunch gift guide, this one focused on Matt Burns' favorite subject.
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Also, the announcement that her favorite subject was English in school could double as a hint that Kitty is English.
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Today, Apple CEO Tim Cook started off an earnings call with analysts by talking about everyone's favorite subject: foreign currency markets!
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Spicer started the conference optimistically, joking with reporters and chiding them for being too negative in their coverage—his favorite subject.
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Trump then turned to his favorite subject, the news media, to blame them for allegedly hurting the Puerto Rico response efforts.
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" Mr. Lorentz chided at one point, before pivoting to a favorite subject: "And how are you going to pay for it?
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He took all the classes you're supposed to take, and when people asked him what his favorite subject was, he'd say lunchtime.
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And, of course, we have the eclipse in lovely Libra, which will bring your attention to every Cancer's favorite subject: the home.
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And, perhaps most surprisingly, Trump did not touch on his favorite subject: His against-the-odds victory in the 2016 presidential election.
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Girls were as likely as boys to say math or science was their favorite subject, and to have considered running for office.
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In this case, it has to do with memory, a favorite subject of researchers who study the mental abilities of other animals.
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Look for more of that as he enters election mode this year and turns more publicly to his favorite subject of immigration.
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Maybe he would have been excited about learning something new in science, his favorite subject, his 4th grade teacher Jeanie Euler tells PEOPLE.
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Executive orders repealing Obama-era regulations and hard-edged rhetoric on a favorite subject such as illegal immigration at least give supporters heart.
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Geography was my favorite subject at school, and I'd done an end-of-term project about Kenya, which is why I chose it.
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The muxe community is concentrated in the isthmus of Tehuantepec, in southern Mexico, and is a favorite subject for foreign artists and journalists.
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Through Jiro, The Wind Rises acts as a fairly transparent reflection on Miyazaki's career via a morality tale concerning his favorite subject: aviation.
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She could seem highly controlled in conversation, especially when discussing her family history, and spoke in generalities, even about her favorite subject, fashion.
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While his landscapes remained resolutely Indian, with Benares being a favorite subject for the painter, Kumar's chromatic structures became more pictorial over time.
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What Really Happened: With the failure of the latest attempt to repeal Obamacare last week, Republicans turned to their other favorite subject, tax reform.
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Last year, Ever Mejias, 14, quit school, where art was his favorite subject, to pack ice in a factory and help out his family.
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Their son, who was quiet and shy, was to graduate this month from high school, where his favorite subject was math, Narier Ducasse said.
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Yes, Aquarius season will find you focused on your relationships, but this eclipse will ask you to focus in on your favorite subject: yourself.
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With this sculpture, he had found what would be his favorite subject, and the one that would make his name: the heroic male body.
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He issued no formal public statement on the decision, and his only tweet of the day was about a favorite subject: constraining Iran. Sen.
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Sen. Ted Cruz could have taken a big bite out of Donald Trump's lead when we lobbed him a question about his favorite subject ... soup!
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We all have that lingering back-to-school imperative that makes us more inclined to learn something new or delve deep into a favorite subject.
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The 11-year-old said her favorite subject is math, so much so that she wants to be a math teacher when she grows up.
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"My favorite subject would probably be History or English, I really love English and I really love writing and I also really love History," she says.
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As I've pointed out repeatedly in the past, Trump's favorite subject is Trump and he will never tolerate the campaign being about anything other than Trump.
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He will also meet with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (or Abe Shinzo, as we should really call him) and may chat about everyone's favorite subject: trade.
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Strategies In the summer of 2012, I called John C. Bogle to discuss his favorite subject: index funds and the plight of rank-and-file investors.
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Alex was a good student — his favorite subject was English — and he politely tried to decline, because the last thing he aspired to become was a gangster.
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Then Graham turned to a favorite subject of the President: The text messages -- badmouthing Trump -- between then-FBI official Peter Strzok and Lisa Page during the 2016 election.
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And the plump slug, as the app explains, is a favorite subject of haiku poets; one included example: The sea cucumber/speaks of its anguish/to the jellyfish.
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William told a group that he wasn't good at maths and that geography was his favorite subject — and urged the children not to "rush" their answers in class.
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You are your own favorite subject, Leo, but today I want to remind you not to share information about yourself with someone who wouldn't share their's with you.
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Will the media uproar over the surveillance of a reporter doing her job prompt a reexamination of the FBI tactics in your favorite subject, the Russia, Muller, Trump investigation?
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The president previously pledged to bring up the issue of Russian election interference after his tumultuous NATO summit in July, derisively referring to it as the media's "favorite" subject.
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He missed the bus and decided to walk to Rochester High School, hoping to make it in time for his third-period class in world studies, his favorite subject.
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In his hospital bed, Bashir, who lost his left leg below the knee, had an exercise book in which he regularly practiced his writing in Pashto, his favorite subject.
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His favorite subject was history and he wanted more than anything to be a crop duster pilot — to swoop and dive through the Alabama skies he grew up under.
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But he has heard from countless people over the years, he said, who have marveled at the way the birthday book gets to the heart of their favorite subject: themselves.
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"I want to continue my career as an actor but I want to concentrate on my education as well," he says, adding that math is his favorite subject in school.
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That takes about an hour and a half, but he thought he would at least make it in time for his third-period class in world studies, his favorite subject.
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Over the past few years, house prices that provoke disbelief have dislodged weather as the favorite subject of small talk in parts of Canada, particularly Vancouver, British Columbia and Toronto.
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"I never knew why science was always my favorite subject in school, and now it all makes sense My favorite," Lutz wrote on a photo of Gonzales rocking a NASA sweatshirt.
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Washington (CNN)On the eve of a potentially make or break moment for his Supreme Court nominee, President Donald Trump held a press conference to talk about his favorite subject: Himself.
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And perhaps it's no wonder that edibles have lately become a favorite subject of articles, contests, and cookbooks that extol the wackiest weed-infused food you never knew you needed to eat.
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In the mid-1960s Mr. Cuevas spent two years at the Tamarind Lithography Workshop in Los Angeles, where he produced a series of prints on a favorite subject, the Marquis de Sade.
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Often referred to as the moment baseball lost its "innocence," the Black Sox scandal remains both a pop culture touchstone and a favorite subject of baseball historians, rife with funky details and unanswered questions.
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On the show, they discuss everything from sports to pop music to shark research (Zolak's least favorite subject), and Zolak shines as the archetype of the guy people want to chug beer(s) with.
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This time, it's a new single—her first solo cut since she released that debut album back in April—called "Money," a creeping, piano-led stomper that more about one of her favorite subject matters.
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At a recent packed show in a former 1920s cinema in Montreal, Mr. Khullar bounded across the stage, before diving into his favorite subject: those who want Quebec to separate from the rest of Canada.
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"Math was not my favorite subject," he said, but at 16, for a mathematics project in his junior year, he fashioned a "voter election model" of the Jacksonville area for predicting elections based on early returns.
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Your favorite subject was "Great Works of Art," you loved the class hamster, Shoelaces, and you always made sure to invite the new kid over after school for a playdate so s/he wouldn't be left out.
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Cleansed, usually, of its actual roots as a story about forced assimilation and a bloody rebellion, it has also become a favorite subject of children's books, something for the Jewish boys and girls whose houses Santa skips.
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At the conference, Maestri was also asked about another favorite subject of Apple's: bringing foreign cash back to the US. Maestri repeated a position we've heard from Apple again and again, that it believes taxes are too high.
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In addition to being a patron of the Gallery, Kate is a self-described "enthusiastic amateur photographer" – and her favorite subject seems to be her three children: Prince George, 5, Princess Charlotte, 3, and Prince Louis, 10 months.
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"That's why he's not giving out his tax returns because if he did you would see all the tricks and dodges he uses to not pay taxes," Kaine said, going on to pivot to veterans, another favorite subject of Trump's.
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The number of immigrants Sweden accepted during the refugee crisis — 240,000 new arrivals to a country of just around 10 million between 2014 and 2015 — and Sweden's progressive reputation has made it a favorite subject for right-wing media in the United States.
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" And then, of course, there are the quotes from Joni, herself, like when she says, "For the most part, producers are spirit-bruisers," or "In America, wife-battering is a national pastime," or "The anatomy of the love crime is my favorite subject.
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When you look at a cat — for some reason cats are a favorite subject of artificial intelligence research — light waves bouncing off it hit your retina, which converts the light into electrical impulses that travel along the optic nerve to the brain.
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He piles up samples — the title track of "Jewelry" juggles electric-piano jazz and pitched-up Hebrew-language pop — and slings polysyllables and puns with the raspy conviction he learned from Nas: "In elementary, my favorite subject was P.E. — Public Enemy," he raps.
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"But from 2015 I began to change my classes, because China was now in front and the world was behind," said Hu, a prominent public intellectual in China, who wears a watch on each wrist and grows animated when speaking of his favorite subject.
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Student protesters held up signs saying "No Eugenicists on Campus" and "Eugenics Is a Fascist's Favorite Subject" as Charles Murray, the conservative scholar, spoke at New York University on Friday afternoon, but his talk proceeded, interrupted only by the chants of annoyance coming from outside the building.
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Soros' support for liberal, pro-democratic initiatives has long made him a favorite subject for right-wing conspiracy theorists in Europe and the U.S., but in the last few years smears against him have increasingly moved beyond blog posts and message boards and into the halls of government.
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Photo: APThe astronomical prices printer makers charge for cartridges have long been a favorite subject of internet comedians (with more than one noting that printer ink is now more valuable than gold), so it came as a bit of a surprise when HP actually made some concessions after pushing out an update that bricked unofficial ink cartridges last year.
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He called for paid family leave, a favorite subject of his daughter and senior advisor Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia Ivanka Trump talking to lawmakers about gun reform legislation: report MORE, without detailing how or what that program would look like.
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I thank [my friends] for coming in here so that we can talk about our favorite subject or have a dull conversation, but to see people like the one woman who came in here and walked through the aisles naked, completely dirty, not knowing what to do… What do you do when a naked woman just walks through your aisles when you're trying to close the shop?
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A favorite subject of the recent slate of stories is the conservative hypocrisy surrounding abortion legislation: "I Believe God Gave Us All Free Will—Except Pregnant Woman," reads one headline, accompanied by a photo of an Alabama Governor Kay Ivey grinning; "Senator Says the Only Acceptable Way to Kill a Fetus Is With a Gun," reads another; "Life Is Sacred, That's Why This Nonviable Fetus Should Stay Inside Me So We Can Both Die," reads a third.
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