But the Trump victory was the icing on the cake.
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Just to have this, it's just icing on the cake.
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The ones that came afterwards were icing on the cake.
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It was the icing on the cake in my collection.
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"It was just the icing on the cake," she says.
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"Happy Birthday Modernized Ildefonso!" read the icing on the cake.
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The Google Nest Mini is the icing on the cake.
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And pulling off the singing is icing on the cake.
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The real estate, however, is nice icing on the cake.
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His continued memeability is only the icing on the cake.
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"I think it would be the icing on the cake."
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The interest rates are more like icing on the cake.
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"The link was, like, the icing on the cake," he said.
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"It's the icing on the cake for me," she told WFAA.
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"Higher scores than that are icing on the cake," says Griffin.
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Per icing on the cake, Hernandez later tweeted about meeting Bey.
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Complimentary Hilton Diamond status is just the icing on the cake.
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And if it does pass, it is icing on the cake.
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Sustainability is the icing on the cake with this impressive piece.
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The whole Tammy thing is was just icing on the cake.
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It won so now this is like the icing on the cake.
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The icing on the cake is there's a lot of M&As.
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The icing on the cake ... Alessandra shaking her cake by the ocean!!!
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Meeting Roger, the legend of the Cowboys, was icing on the cake.
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It's our last show on the tour, the icing on the cake.
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But landing the New Shepard booster is just icing on the cake.
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The other strong revenue streams make it mostly icing on the cake.
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Joining NATO and the European Union was the icing on the cake.
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That Bradford has made the offense watchable is icing on the cake.
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This other (the running) is just a little icing on the cake.
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"Any other way they're characterizing it is just icing on the cake."
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"Graham recently said that having McCarthy back was like "icing on the cake.
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Lucas' disappointed expression right at the end is the icing on the cake.
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If you get those two, the rest is just icing on the cake.
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But the GeForce GTX 1080 graphics card is the icing on the cake.
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"This (molecular hydrogen) is just like the icing on the cake," Waite said.
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Pulling off a dramatic cat-eye is just the icing on the cake.
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Adding in the kitten-rescuing element is just the icing on the cake.
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So, again, when those things align it's just like icing on the cake.
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" And the icing on the cake, she adds, is that they "love school.
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"That was probably the icing on the cake right there," he told CNBC.
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When I got that award it was like the icing on the cake!
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And saving nearly $3 on subway fare is the icing on the cake.
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And when it did, it was like icing on the cake, she said.
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And paying excessive fees per photo is just the icing on the cake.
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An official Grammys red carpet appearance would simply be the icing on the cake.
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If it goes further, than that, of course that's the icing on the cake.
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That it appeals to climate-friendly investors is "icing on the cake", he says.
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" But for Moss, getting to know Michael was the icing on the cake. "Yes.
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More than mere icing on the cake, female pleasure is the cake — it matters.
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That it's an accessible game to boot is the proverbial icing on the cake.
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The icing on the cake that is this season is the attention to detail.
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It also said its Shanghai factory is almost ready, putting icing on the cake.
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And when Carina [Sinatra's granddaughter] came along, that was the icing on the cake.
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Winning the Google Lunar X-PRIZE would just be the icing on the cake.
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The haptic Digital Crown and fall detection is the proverbial icing on the cake.
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The icing on the cake is that CyberGhost is now a cheap date too.
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That was kind of the icing on the cake, the nail in the coffin.
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The icing on the cake and the proof of my not needing to eat.
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Bettering relations with the U.S. was just the icing on the cake for Moreno.
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Those are now icing on the cake, if and when we get to them.
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The icing on the cake is that a partisan Republican Senate will not convict.
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The addition of the Republican candidate's hairstyle is really the icing on the cake.
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The variety of sizes and relatively reasonable prices are the icing on the cake.
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Not to diminish getting an Oscar, but to me that's just icing on the cake.
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For Putin, Russia's runaway success on the pitch has been the icing on the cake.
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That the entire package works great on the go is the icing on the cake.
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The icing on the cake was Spiegel's decision to refrain from apologizing for the hack.
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What he might have said in return would have simply been icing on the cake.
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That he didn't fully commit to the bit is just the icing on the cake.
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"Foreign capital is also coming in but that's like icing on the cake," he said.
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The fact that it takes place in Litchfield's chapel is just icing on the cake.
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"Saving culture is not just the icing on the cake," he said in an interview.
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"The icing on the cake is what we refer to as portfolio intelligence," Vasavada explains.
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His victories, with the GOP nomination and the election were unexpected icing on the cake.
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The fact that the Bills are playing New England is just icing on the cake.
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But to me that's the icing on the cake after you [become] a fully-rounded person.
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But taking home her 19th straight all-around title wasn't even the icing on the cake.
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"It was just the icing on the cake," the reality star told PEOPLE last year. 11.
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The icing on the cake is when Dan's phone rings, you have to hear the ringtone.
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The fact that they work for the rest of us is just icing on the cake.
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" While she hates her boss for many reasons, "This is really the icing on the cake.
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Hijacking the Democrats' failed "shovel ready" promises from 2009 would be the icing on the cake.
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Winning that and becoming Europe's No. 1 golfer would be "icing on the cake," Lowry said.
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It sounds great, it looks fine, and the smart home hub is icing on the cake.
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"Love to win the Olympic games put the icing on the cake," he said on Twitter.
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Ultimately though, the icing on the cake was that it comes packaged in a steel case.
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It's just that anyone added to a bill with these residents is icing on the cake.
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That the world's most popular scientist, Neil deGrasse Tyson, hosts is just icing on the cake.
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If it lasted five years or 12 years, it's all icing on the cake to me.
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However the support from her fellow Team USA teammates might be the icing on the cake.
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As icing on the cake, VA doctors are literally leaving surgical tools inside our nation's veterans.
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Having the photo split up in strips and dissipate was just the icing on the cake.
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But to Cramer, growth in brick-and-mortar sales is just the icing on the cake.
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JC: Awards are genuinely lovely, and they're a laugh; but they're the icing on the cake.
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What would be the proverbial icing on the cake now that he's racked up all these nominations?
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The fact it all worked out and the record was achieved is just icing on the cake.
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As icing on the cake, it's a pangram; every letter appears at least once in the grid.
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The added functionality, like online play or the easier special editions, is just icing on the cake.
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Being able to add in photos and other multimedia is icing on the cake, so to speak.
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Icing on the cake would be for Congress to restrain government spending, the ultimate burden of government.
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"If people are able to get a laugh out of it that's just icing on the cake."
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But sticking it to Trump also seems like the icing on the cake from the Obama perspective.
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"A plus" for ASSET is much more obvious than "An additional plus" for ICING ON THE CAKE.
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The fact that Tesla's anti-prole tank is all-electric is only the icing on the cake.
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That it happens during a bizarre game of vampire baseball is just the icing on the cake.
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But for the White House that wouldn't be a negative, that would be icing on the cake.
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A custom-made, Rick-approved beer would be the icing on the cake for the summer tour.
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In that way, it felt like this was all icing on the cake after the first week.
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Eggs are the icing on the cake, the star on the Christmas tree — they are always on top.
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For a show that's already stacked with nostalgia, her appearance is icing on the cake from our childhoods.
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The icing on the cake: It can clean for up to 100 minutes on one charge, and quietly.
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Nitrous oxide, meanwhile, is an "icing-on-the-cake" drug, says Professor Measham, often taken alongside other drugs.
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The punching power that he has developed in recent years has just been the icing on the cake.
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But intercourse is more like icing on the cake in this situation: Adding it doesn't seem to help.
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A surging Wagnerian score by Bernard Herrmann, the composer for "Vertigo," is the luscious icing on the cake.
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The tax plan and the new Fed chair are merely the icing on the cake, according to Golub.
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Interestingly, this vote at the U.N. may not end up being the icing on the cake for Republicans.
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Collaborating with Barry has been a highlight of my career and this recognition is icing on the cake!
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If building more housing also pushes down rents, which seems likely, that would be icing on the cake.
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The icing on the cake: Raney fires off a series of career-destroying dispatches from his Twitter account.
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The fact that doing so helps keep your rewards balance from expiring is just icing on the cake.
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I never once spoke to the front desk staff, which is the icing on the cake for introverts.
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Callaway considers Cespedes "the icing on the cake" if he can come back for a late summer run.
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"Proportionality is the icing on the cake," said Gerhard Hofmann, a board member at Germany's cooperative banks trade body.
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And the fact that it was made by queer women of color was just the icing on the cake.
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The doomed French queen's most famous quote, "Let Them Eat Cake," is piped in icing on the cake board.
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The icing on the cake was that he had been recruited to the board in 2013 by Mr. Gillinson.
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The fact that it would also make a ranking-relevant and entertaining booking is just icing on the cake.
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The icing on the cake is his having received a degree in physics from American University in May 2007.
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Those techniques may only be the "icing on the cake," said Mr. Witmore, who briefly examined an advance copy.
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It is not the icing on the cake but the eggs within it, giving it texture, color and shape.
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" Puig said Burns will retire after tomorrow's challenge and that winning the group was "the icing on the cake.
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" Bautista tells PEOPLE his WWE career highlight was "definitely" his last match, dubbing it, "the icing on the cake.
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He says this study is the "icing on the cake" his team has been baking for the past 30 years.
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A guest spot for slasher flick veteran Jennifer Love Hewitt as Jennifer Love Fefferman is the icing on the cake.
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The fact that Beckham was then better known as Posh Spice at the time was just icing on the cake.
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So when the opportunities came along with this record and people connected with it, it was icing on the cake.
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It's all icing on the cake, and it actually makes it more fun, because it was such an ensemble piece.
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The fact that they apparently bonded over Harry Potter is the icing on the cake: Look at these relatable dorks!
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While all of the above is pretty wonderful on its own, it's the cost that's the icing on the cake.
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And I presume that for Grassley, the icing on the cake would be that Newt Gingrich is the VP nominee.
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That Somalia pockets US aid but embraces China while Somaliland seeks closer US ties is the icing on the cake.
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"The icing on the cake was pixie dust and he had an endless supply," Mr. Blalock added in his tribute.
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Keeping Jimenez and his ghastly 7.38 ERA on their division rival is the icing on the cake for Jays fans.
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It was a clear morning—the sky was a shade of blue that resembled Benjamin Moore's Icing on the Cake.
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"It's just the icing on the cake," Myra Carvalho, a Marine Corps veteran, said about the World War I centennial.
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The revealer of TRIGGER / WARNING (26D/25D) — using this modern phrase in an unexpected way — was icing on the cake.
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To the Editor: Worker rights continue to be diminished or eliminated, and this decision is the icing on the cake.
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Hancock, 74, had a feeling that here was "the icing on the cake" on a great life in horse racing.
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With Vietnam's energetic cities, beautiful beaches and exotic culture,the low cost of living is the icing on the cake.
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"People used to think of primates as icing on the cake, as not being vital for ecosystems," said Dr. MacKinnon.
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And the icing on the cake: Target is testing out an actual NYX Brow Bar in one of its NYC locations.
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"Anything we get from animal spirits in the form of multiple expansion would really be icing on the cake," he noted.
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The icing on the cake is that both items are wirelessly connected via USB and work up to 10 feet away.
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"The last two-to-three years has been the icing on the cake, so it's a wonderful position to be in."
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"On top of that, and the icing on the cake for me," Ms. Low said, "is that she's one of ours."
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"What&aposs wrong here is your app gets deployed on top — it&aposs just the icing on the cake," he said.
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The icing on the cake: Matthew Rhys, her onscreen husband (Philip Jennings) and offscreen partner, earned his first nomination as well.
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This very precise pop then puts the icing on the cake (pun intended) by eating some of the slice he's made.
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"This new award puts the icing on the cake for Ellen," said Nora King, 27, a student in the capital Monrovia.
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And the President's plan to move the US embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem is the proverbial icing on the cake.
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The potential to squash the competitor's deal through a government intervention is "just icing on the cake," according to one antitrust specialist.
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The icing on the cake is that, regardless of the reason for a termination, the procedure isn't covered by most insurance companies.
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A really nice-looking photo mode to capture the many insane moments you'll encounter in this game was icing on the cake.
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As you can imagine, Shkreli purchasing the album pissed a lot of people off, so this is just icing on the cake.
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But we were okay being in limbo because getting married felt like the icing on the cake, and the cake was enough.
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The icing on the cake was that it firmly established the connection between what actors wear and what they have to say.
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With the raffle being a success, having the Astros win the World Series "was definitely the icing on the cake," Bueno said.
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Clemmer has made shareholders so much money over the years that the Qualcomm deal is just icing on the cake, he said.
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After accounting for his work replacing Philbin's poor game management, anything he gets out of Tannehill will be icing on the cake.
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Eliminating the ACA insurance industry fee is icing on the cake, which is why large companies are pushing for its permanent removal.
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But the icing on the cake is Juno's equity offering: 1 billion of the company's founding shares reserved just for the drivers.
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Then there was the icing on the cake, winning his first NBA championship as the Warriors defeated the Cavaliers in six games.
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"I always tell (Danault) the points are kind of icing on the cake the way he plays," Montreal captain Max Pacioretty said.
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Tax cuts could be the icing on the cake for banks as they look forward to higher profits in the coming year.
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That response was the "icing on the cake," he said, after he had expressed frustration to management about conditions at the facility.
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"Coming up with the fun twists and turns and crazy toys are all just the icing on the cake," Mr. Pak said.
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" — Sandy Dubinsky, 68, Westchester "In general the city was more dangerous, and the Son of Sam was the icing on the cake.
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But really, the icing on the cake is that you've accomplished all of this without one peep from the Republican Party. Wow!
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And I got all those things…the fact that my life became vastly more affordable living abroad was icing on the cake.
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And if the people who made up Brangelina happened to be beautiful, glamorous movie stars, that was just icing on the cake.
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We'll take every opportunity we can to celebrate women — and if it involves lip color, well, that's just the icing on the cake.
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When he starts getting these visions, for him, it's the icing on the cake – it's such validation that this is supposed to happen.
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And to have this great little arc to do and have the fans being accepting of it was the icing on the cake.
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The fact that it took place in THE NBA, the best basketball league in the world, is just the icing on the cake.
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After the crowd of 11,374 sang "Happy Birthday" to Tsitsipas on Sunday, he put the icing on the cake with a gracious signoff.
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Icing on the cake was Congress approval for a new North American trade deal that left in place $633 trillion in trade flows.
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In the meantime, here's the icing on the cake: Lohan's retweet of this message celebrating conservative Supreme Court justices Clarence Thomas and Neil Gorsuch.
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He has give us reason after reason to fall in love with him and his antics, and this is just icing on the cake.
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As the icing on the cake, Serena regained her No. 1 spot from Angelique Kerber, who beat Serena in the same competition last year.
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If the previous steps have already corroborated the dump to a fair degree, getting the target's confirmation is just the icing on the cake.
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A brand fail following a really, truly terrible year of celebrity deaths is really, truly icing on the cake (or cinnamon roll, or whatever).
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Smart technology installed like this is "giving the icing on the cake to people who are already connected", Datta told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The fact that there are people who will pay an inevitably ridiculous sum to own this item is simply the icing on the cake.
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The fact they managed to do that while dealing with something as truly special as Batman is just the clichéd icing on the cake.
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Amid the lambasting of sacred cultural icons such as Vegemite, Fosters and Crocodile Dundee, the terrible Australian accents are the icing on the cake.
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The icing on the cake was when he posted a photo I'd sent of me with awards from an organization that I was leading.
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Paying off our mortgage was something we have wanted to achieve for years; earning rewards for free travel was just icing on the cake.
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The icing on the cake was the brilliant idea to give a literal voice to Issa's inner thoughts, making the whole thing twice as funny.
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What makes this perfect is that all characters you create in MyCareer Mode are nicknamed "Prez," which is really just the icing on the cake.
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It really solidified even more that she was my wife and bringing her around my side of the family was the icing on the cake.
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The removable stoneware insert is the icing on the cake, because it eliminates precious cleanup time by delegating it all to one (dishwasher-safe) piece.
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And yes, I've gotten used to talking to Siri on my phone occasionally, and as I said up top, it's the icing on the cake.
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And the fact that it landed us in San Francisco, a place I have ALWAYS wanted to go, well, that was icing on the cake.
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Plus, the icing on the cake is that the mat is completely non-toxic, 100 percent latex-free, and even promises a clean manufacturing process.
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I'm excited to attend my first Golden Globe awards, and to share the night with friends and people I love is icing on the cake.
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Money and fame... it's the icing on the cake but it doesn't really have that much substance so you'd better be doing what you actually love.
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Pippa Middleton's big day will be the biggest society wedding of next year – and her royal niece and nephew may be the icing on the cake!
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This, it seemed, was the icing on the cake: not only would Watson defeat Eubank, he would add the ignominy of putting him on the deck.
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Anything beyond that is not just the icing on the cake, it's the party, the presents, the gift bag and the centerpiece at the main table.
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She later opened up a heart-shaped cookie and a heart-shaped pizza, putting the icing on the cake of a pretty perfect-looking Valentine's Day.
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Well, considering that they started the show by doing incest and then crippling a child, one presumes that any further depravity is icing on the cake.
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"Working on establishing a connection can help you feel more grounded in your relationship, and then sex can be icing on the cake," Dr. Zeising says.
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The icing on the cake was when the New York Times invited Erickson to write op-ed pieces for the newspaper after his bizarre stunt. Seriously.
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On Friday evening, however, The Wall Street Journal released one last feel-good Spicey anecdote — the icing on the cake of his short White House career.
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The piece de resistance ... the icing on the cake ... the cherry on top ... of this hot mess occurred when the sign behind her started falling apart.
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Even those who would like to see pleasure addressed in sex ed tend to think of its inclusion as icing on the cake, a nice bonus.
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But the icing on the cake is that if you refer said travel companion using an Amex referral link, you'll pick up an extra 20,000 points.
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Finally, the icing on the cake is the Soundcore's LED firework ring surrounding the bottom of the speaker — complete with light customization and music-sync capabilities.
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The second season also adds more fantasy elements and specific parodies of stage musicals (including West Side Story and Les Misérables), as icing on the cake.
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The decision to sell a large chunk of the smartphone business to Google one year ago was the icing on the cake served at HTC's smartphone wake.
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The fact that Marvel has hired a woman to pen Nat's solo story is the icing on the cake, but that doesn't mean we don't have questions.
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That her voice is strong enough to pull off the impossible horror that is lengthy chapters written in the second person is just icing on the cake.
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Tax cuts passed by America's Congress in December were the icing on the cake, boosting both the American economy and payouts to the shareholders of multinational firms.
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A seemingly successful Korean summit between the leaders of the North and South on Friday added the icing on the cake, pushing Asian bourses higher on Monday.
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And the fact that one of the causes of this lower volatility may be their vehicle for doing so cheaply may be the icing on the cake.
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That's always been our motto … It feels a whole lot better when everybody comes home with a medal and everything else is just icing on the cake.
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For icing on the cake, Marcus Peters, a cornerback Baltimore received in a salary dump trade with the Rams, returned an interception 89 yards for a touchdown.
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" "The Fed didn't need a report nearly this strong for them to have continued on course, a report like this is sort of icing on the cake.
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"It's like the icing on the cake," said Ralf Bengel, who runs Schloss Vollrads, a winery about 15 miles from Wiesbaden in the west of the country.
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And there's also the show-stopping veil, which has the phrase "Til Death Do Us Part" embroidered in quotation marks, which Hailey called "icing on the cake!"
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Then, for me, the icing on the cake was Trump's absolute lack of grace and tact in his response to the London terror attacks over the weekend.
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"We're not exactly rocking a pyramid but we certainly do have that icing on the cake, the cream-of-the-cream competitors that are that good," said Woods.
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After Qyburn's ballista proves utterly useless, this episode raises the stakes by showing an actual threat to the seemingly invincible dragons, which is just icing on the cake.
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The ability to take photos with bokeh (the photographic term for the blurred-out background in a photo) is icing on the cake for his style of photography.
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I wanted sex but at the same time if I found a guy with whom I clicked and wanted a relationship, that was just icing on the cake.
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While Painter set out to make art school the icing on the cake of her life, in the end she describes grad school as an exercise in humiliation.
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"It kind of put the icing on the cake," Warner said about the moment Hall of Fame President David Baker knocked on his door to deliver the news.
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All those famous and beloved Full House catchphrases also made a return to TV, and the icing on the cake: the cast sang the theme song in harmony!
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The icing on the cake is the addition of Fox McCloud from Star Fox, his Arwing ship, and a handful of secondary characters from the beloved Nintendo series.
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As we wrote, it was the Black-is-beautiful anthem many people needed, and the numerous Black hairstyles displayed throughout acted as the delightful icing on the cake.
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Icing on the cake: It's possible to obtain financial aid, both need- and merit-based, from universities outside the United States, as well as government aid from home.
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Bishop said the stock price can double and the icing on the cake is that shareholders might be surprised with better dividends in the not too distant future.
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His fast, dynamic, stream-of-conscious comedy is on fire here as he digs into the minutiae of life and the backing band is icing on the cake.
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Mahoney's 3-pointer put Creighton up 71-60 and Alexander's long-range jumper from the top of the key was the icing on the cake for the Bluejays.
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And now, icing on the cake, François Fillon, who handily won the right-center primary in December, is in big trouble, and his standing is dropping in polls.
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It may be the case Possessions' developer was offered upfront money, ala Epic purchasing exclusives for its storefront, and whatever comes after that is icing on the cake.
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The icing on the cake for Steve Madden, which also owns brands like Dolce Vita, is that it's been enjoying exceptional growth at wholesale channels like department stores.
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If they make it to Mars, they might be able to help send InSight's signal home, and if they keep operating beyond that, it's just icing on the cake.
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This freestyle has so many bars that it's hard to count, and Megan effortlessly doing it over the Notorious B.I.G.'s "Big Poppa" puts the icing on the cake.
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So while the baked goods are absolutely delicious, it's the story of how the program at Luminary reshapes lives through baking that is the actual icing on the cake.
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Available in eight muted colors including a berry purple and classic black, its spacious pockets, mid-calf length, and sewn-in waist ties are the icing on the cake.
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Wearing this statement as she promoted La La Land in at the festival in Middleburg, VA — that's swing state Virginia, BTW — was merely celebrity-endorsement icing on the cake.
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Well, ain't this the icing on the cake for Taylor Swift -- 2 of her biggest enemies (currently) coming together in one photo ... and Calvin Harris' smirk says it all.
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But companies engaging in political engineering tend to decide where to locate far in advance of local politicians' proffered subsidies, which they gladly accept as icing on the cake.
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Ms. Wild's victory in the Seventh District, which includes the Lehigh Valley, was a bit of icing on the cake, as the state contributed to Democrats' new House majority.
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So, the fact that the company could raise its membership fees in the first half of 2017 and pay a special dividend are just icing on the cake for Costco.
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The discovery of the intact Greek ship is the icing on the cake for the Black Sea MAP, which has been exploring the Black Sea for the past three years.
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"Get the cash compensation to a level you're comfortable with and then let the options be icing on the cake," says Taylor Schulte, a San Diego-based certified financial planner.
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If intelligence was a cake, unsupervised learning would be the cake, supervised learning would be the icing on the cake, and reinforcement learning would be the cherry on the cake.
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In the end, the actual sales are just icing on the cake – Prime Day's larger goal is increasing the number of subscribers for its now $119 per year Prime membership program.
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A Bronte Halligan goal reduced the arrears to 6-2 before Alys Williams put the icing on the cake for the United States, whose goalkeeper Ashleigh Johnson racked up 14 saves.
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The U.S. Federal Reserve signal this week that it would raise rates next year at a faster pace than had been expected was the icing on the cake for dollar bulls.
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Michael Cohen, head of energy markets research at Barclays, said the market may have been looking for "the icing on the cake," such as deeper output cuts or limits on exports.
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To put the icing on the cake, the Game of Thrones menu must be ordered in Valyrian—the fictional language spoken in the show—if you want to score the goods.
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The push and pull of the synth and bassline creating a pocket you can't help but fall into and the "Love So Special" vocal sample is the icing on the cake.
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"It is mostly a fundamentals-driven market, but the icing on the cake is the worry about Iran," said Michael Lynch, president of Strategic Energy and Economic Research, a consulting firm.
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The icing on the cake was a set of measures to mitigate the impact of sub-zero rates on banks so that they would continue to lend to consumers and companies.
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The tax cut was icing on the cake after a year when the administration quietly moved forward with deregulations for the corporate and financial sectors that were issued through executive action.
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The house;s newest offering was no exception — and the fact that it has already produced a veritable It item is just the icing on the cake of a stand-out collection.
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The "mm-hm" was icing on the cake — a subtle vocal tick included to further conversation, all while leaving the other party none the wiser that she was speaking to a 'bot.
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It was the icing on the cake for the host nation who, after a wobbly start to the championships, ended with nine medals and crucial momentum ahead of this year's Rio Olympics.
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The fact that it's also affordable at under $7 is icing on the cake (fibers on my lashes?)You'll first have to swipe on the primer on one end of the tube.
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I still want to be true to a hamburger, but I think you can do a version of sausage and peppers on top that's saucy that's like the icing on the cake.
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And the icing on the cake, of course, is that he's performed by Troy Baker, an actor so ubiquitous that he's eclipsed Nolan North as the marquee "quality VO guy" in games.
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"They've been such a gift in my life," she explained, adding that while a baby wasn't a must-have for the family she built with Bastón, one would be "icing on the cake."
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And here's the icing on the cake: Our No.1 foreign customer pushing up its massive trade deficit with the U.S. in this industry with virtually every purchase is none other than China.
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The inclusion of a Real Housewives of New Jersey daughter singing a disturbingly upsetting song about her family's feud at her sister's birthday party is really the icing on the cake for me.
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The auto-shutdown function prevents accidents from happening if the juicer overheats, and the icing on the cake is that it's a breeze to clean and prepare it for your next juicing session.
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The fact that the Braava jet 240 is so easy to use is just icing on the cake — a cake I could eat off the floor after the mop has done its thing.
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The real icing on the cake is this: If you realize that you aren't going to retire, then maybe you don't have to keep working at a job that's slowly driving you insane.
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Returning the letter was just the icing on the cake: According to the Turkish newspaper Yeni Akit, Erdogan boasted that the administration "had no reaction" to his snub: He'd rendered the Americans mute.
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The fact that he drove a pace on Jacare, jabbed him up, shoulder-rolled off Jacare's swings, and knocked him out with a pair of head kicks was just icing on the cake.
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I am not kidding when I say that I enjoyed this minute long game enough to play it more than one time, and the fun little narrative is just icing on the cake.
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The icing on the cake for the quartet of Wiggins, Ed Clancy, Steven Burke and Owain Doull was breaking the world record twice in the space of a few pulsating hours at Rio's velodrome.
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"It was like a real female [group], [coming] together, empowering, supportive [vibe], and then Nicki jumping on it was like the icing on the cake," the singer told Capital FM radio at the time.
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They went into bounce-back mode almost immediately when they announced a series of popular moves, with a left-of-center shift to subsidize older Singaporeans' healthcare bills as the icing on the cake.
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While newly built homes sell at a significant premium to existing homes, the tight supply of existing homes for sale should benefit builders, and the lower mortgage rates are the icing on the cake.
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While Hamm says that tax cuts are the "icing on the cake" that businesses need to "turn it loose," he also believes the U.S. oil industry has entered a new era of fiscal discipline.
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"Valuation discounts have always been the icing on the cake for these tax transfers that we do," said Scott Goldberger, estate and trust principal at the accounting firm Kaufman Rossin in Boca Raton, Fla.
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"Many Japanese automakers are going to have to adjust their profit forecasts simply because things are bad for them in vehicle markets, and the forex issue is the icing on the cake," he said.
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In this light, the abolition of term limits on his office is just the icing on the cake; even without this change, Mr. Xi was likely to remain China's paramount leader through the 2020s.
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"While it is true that such occasions do not make a major contribution to growth, they provide the icing on the cake," GlobalData Retail Managing Director Neil Saunders said about the 20th Anniversary Collection.
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You can pick up handsets like the Apple iPhone XR, Honor 8S, Huawei P Smart, and Samsung Galaxy A20e at low rates, with the free gifts thrown in as the icing on the cake.
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And as if the encounter with the "Bang Bang" singer weren't already enough, the icing on the cake was a sweet and simple compliment that Jessie J paid to the 17-year-old rising star.
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Spain were unable to launch a fight back in the fourth quarter and French-born center Michael Bodegas put the icing on the cake for Italy with a spectacular effort with his back facing goal.
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We'd call two albums, a 60-date world tour and couple of Grammys at 20 years old pretty solid revenge on schoolyard jerks, but a Vogue cover is some sweet, sweet icing on the cake.
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"While the baked goods are absolutely delicious, it's the story of how the program at Luminary reshapes lives through baking that is the actual icing on the cake," Markle wrote on Instagram back in August.
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The interest rates and dollar environment, uncertainties over the U.S.-China trade war and now the geopolitical situation being the icing on the cake; all of this has created a very supportive environment for gold.
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The "icing on the cake," as one official put it, were reports about air traffic out of La Guardia Airport in the president's hometown and elsewhere in the region slowing because of the government shutdown.
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JAB already owns Krispy Kreme Doughnuts and Peet's Coffee & Tea in America as well as the Senseo and Douwe Egberts coffee brands in Europe, but Panera is the icing on the cake for its expansion plans.
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A spokesperson from the government of Yixing, of which Dingshu is a district, said while the aviation industrial park was independent from the pottery specialty town, it was "icing on the cake" for Dingshu's economic development.
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"At this point, it seems the market believes a six-month roll over is a base expectation, and everything else will be icing on the cake," said Michael Cohen, head of energy commodities research at Barclays.
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If the value of the company's equity continues to grow, workers who are employed long enough to accumulate hefty retirement funds will find that the benefit "is not just icing on the cake," Mr. Carlton said.
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In case Social Security is no longer around by the time millennials retire, Malani doesn't usually include it in retirement projections — "if it exists, it should be thought of like icing on the cake," she said.
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"While some investors have described high-speed hypersonic P2P air travel opportunity as 'the icing on the cake', we see Hypersonic as both the cake and the icing, with Space Tourism as the oven," Jonas said.
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The fans already have plenty to celebrate after Wednesday's announcement that Formula One is staying at the circuit for the next five years, and the five-times world champion aims to provide the icing on the cake.
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"They've been such a gift in my life," she previously said of Bastón's kids, adding that while a baby isn't a must-have for the new family she's building with Bastón, one would be "icing on the cake."
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As icing on the cake, I learned that those tokens I'd been accruing could not only be used to buy extra lives for the games, but also accoutrements like a cigar and sunglasses for my little wiener sprite.
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The highlighter is the pièce de résistance, the finishing touch, the icing on the cake after you've dutifully completed the rest of the pH-balanced, specially formulated Perfect V skin-care ritual of cleanser, exfoliator, serum, and moisturizer.
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"Valuations are still very strong and the short interest is just a little bit of the icing on the cake that will help these stocks pop," Bell said Tuesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation, " a day before Macy's reported.
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I'd be stoked on Nazi Killer's over-the-top, insanely aggressive powerviolence no matter what the Leicester outfit decided to call themselves, but the fact that they're called Nazi Killer really is the icing on the cake here.
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However, it would be "icing on the cake" to bigger-picture developments like a deal with Dish Network to avoid an outage of Viacom channels and a bid to sell a minority stake in its movie studio, Paramount Pictures.
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" He said that before the rally financials were "relatively inexpensive and are benefiting from the rise in market rates and widening net interest margins; any move to water down (banking reform) Dodd-Frank is merely icing on the cake.
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"They've been such a gift in my life," Longoria said of Bastón's kids in 2015, adding that while a baby isn't a must-have for the new family she's building with Bastón one would be "icing on the cake."
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"The Fed didn't need a report nearly this strong for them to have continued on course, a report like this is sort of icing on the cake," said Tom Porcelli, chief U.S. economist, RBC Capital Markets in New York.
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"If they were foolish enough to do that, it would just put the icing on the cake on his run for the governorship," Doris Adams, the chair for the Greene County Democratic Party in Ohio, told the Associated Press.
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She followed up with super-G and downhill gold medals at the 2013 event in Schladming and went on to win the season's overall World Cup title, putting the icing on the cake of the most successful year of her career.
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And the company has been the subject of numerous takeover rumors, and while Cramer never recommends a stock on takeover speculation, he said an acquisition would be "icing on the cake" and could drive the $138 stock up to $200.
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Evelyne Paradis, executive director of the International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association for Europe applauded the vote, calling it "the icing on the cake of the tremendous work by the Maltese LGBTI movement," in a statement on Wednesday.
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Zander Diamont put the icing on the cake for Indiana (4-4, 1003-3 Big Ten) at the 49-second mark when he broke through the right side and scampered 52 yards untouched for the final score of the day.
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THE gigs are irregular but, thanks in part to mostly lax regulations, good money can still be made by bounty-hunting, says Rob "Daddy Rat" Hoyt, a trucker in Post Falls, Idaho with an "icing on the cake" sideline snatching fugitives.
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"When it comes to allocating big licks of capital, particularly in new businesses, new acquisitions, what I'm reinforcing is that that's not the main game, it's the icing on the cake," he told investors at a strategy day in Sydney.
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The icing on the cake for him would be for Trump to back a Moscow-brokered Syrian peace deal allowing President Bashar al-Assad, a staunch Moscow ally, to stay in power for now, while crushing Islamic State and delivering regional autonomy.
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But what really puts the icing on the cake for liberals is that even though Cruz is an unusually extreme and unappealing general election candidate, there's no reason to believe a Cruz administration would govern especially differently from any other Republican administration.
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For the icing on the cake, Homecoming frames the shot of this new MJ casually dropping this bit of information so there's a tiger in the background — a neat reference to Mary Jane calling Peter "tiger" in the comics and original film trilogy.
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The 22-year-old Englishman, who could easily pass for a teenager with his boyish looks, has played in every major this season and the icing on the cake of his campaign arrived when he made his Ryder Cup debut earlier this month.
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That point was proven yet again, as Rob Gronkowski pulled a ball in for a touchdown that few other than him could even get to, and that was icing on the cake in an eventual 27-16 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Trungelliti's last-gasp journey from Barcelona, and the travelogue-style photos and videos his wife posted along the way, was the buzz of Paris on the claycourt Grand Slam's second day of action; and his victory proved the icing on the cake.
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"It would be the icing on the cake for investors who have come to accept that you don't get money back on your investment," said David Schnautz, an interest rate strategist at Commerzbank, referring to a negative yield at the German auction.
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Plus, icing on the cake, it's the filmmaker's first film, which was animated as part of her thesis for MOME (Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest), which went on to win over 45 awards internationally and was shortlisted for the 87th Academy Awards.
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As icing on the cake, Trump's wins in Kentucky and Louisiana proved narrower than expected, with Louisiana in particular showing that Cruz did much better with people who voted on election day than with people who'd locked in their decision earlier with early voting.
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And then last night the ultimate, the icing on the cake to show Francisco is totally wrong, we said that Ted Cruz and Mark Meadows put up bills on the family unification part, that&aposs not the issue, you had it right in your Angle, right.
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And given her polling lead not just in traditional swing states like Florida and Pennsylvania but also in Republican-dominated states like Georgia, a Trump loss in Utah—probably the zenith of what McMullin's candidacy could hope to achieve—would only be icing on the cake.
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Davie Selke got the third in the 75th with a goal that was almost identical to the first before substitute Philipp Max put the icing on the cake when he ended a sweeping move with a neat finish into the top corner three minutes from time.
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Davie Selke got a third in the 75th minute with a goal that was almost identical to the first, then substitute Philipp Max put the icing on the cake when he ended a sweeping move with a lovely finish into the top corner three minutes from time.
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The addition of the synthesizer and sequencer that makes it a little audio workstation is just icing on the cake and is a fun nod to the Game Boy's use in chiptune music, a genre that relies on the sound chips from old video game consoles.
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After Douglas returned the kickoff 87 yards to the Nebraska 13, Bootle came up big again, breaking up a pass at the goal line, which led to an interception by Dedrick Young II. It took three plays for the Cornhuskers to put the icing on the cake.
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Honestly, I was into Flock as soon as someone mentioned flying like a bird in VR. The fact that you also get to don a pair of velcro wings and make bird calls with a group of headset-laden strangers while hunting digital bugs is icing on the cake.
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"Considering that there are some eight billion people on the planet, some question why anyone would choose an office mate for romance, with all the potential gossip, possibility of a job nightmare if things go south, terminations, and maybe even a lawsuit as icing on the cake," Taylor explains.
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The icing on the cake is that Florida has one of the oldest populations of any state, and Sanders famously does poorly with older voters — on Super Tuesday, for instance, nearly half of all voters older than 65 voted for Biden; only 15 percent of those voters went for Sanders.
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The Most Jaw-Dropping Accessories on the 2019 Emmys Red Carpet The Hottest Trends on the 2019 Emmys Red Carpet Alex Apatoff, Lifestyle Director: Michelle Williams' win was deserved and her speech was incredible – so it was just the icing on the cake that she looked fabulous while standing at that podium.
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And as icing on the cake, they bring up the fact that Sinclair ought to be under extra scrutiny since it is in the middle of a merger that would give it unprecedented reach in broadcast, and the FCC is also accused by many of favoring Sinclair in particular with some of its deregulatory policies.
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That artist Laura Peters—the brains behind LA dream grunge project Psychic Love—has had time to release an album is a feat unto itself; that it happens to be one of the more promising and refreshing debuts in a sea of staple LA psych and surf rock is just icing on the cake.
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" It may not be as cool as James Bond's submarine car, but it's certainly more affordable, and in case you weren't sold on the Z1A, here's the icing on the cake: "An adventure series on this crime busting Super Car has been partially written for kids and the Police in Gloucestershire were right behind it!
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That is real money left on the table when you consider the average late fee is roughly $25 per transaction, a rate cut of 1 percentage point can save someone $160 if they have a typical credit-card balance of $16,000, and any reduction in the annual fee is just icing on the cake.
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That one hits you like a punch to the gut, especially when you spent weeks tracking down an authentic red satin dress (that was not cheap), curled your hair in loose waves, and even made an I'm Over Bieber sign to be the icing on the cake of what you thought was the perfect Selena Gomez costume.
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And although the Women's March and the president's election have played a big role in getting female candidates ready to run, the latest storm of sexual harassment allegations against powerful men, put the icing on the cake for many of them to say "enough" and decide to run and get more involve, both politically and civically.
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HOUSTON -- The late-game collapse at Seattle last Sunday was just the icing on the cake for the Houston Texans after a week bloated with distractions, from owner Bob McNair igniting a firestorm with his controversial comments about NFL players to his players reacting negatively and taking their angst to the CenturyLink Field turf with a protest during the national anthem.
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That quartet included a lovely *WAZZA* team goal finished by *WAYNE-O* Juan Mata and, to put the icing on the cake, their world-record signing *WAYNE FUCKING ROONEY* Paul Pogba managed to get his first for United and a chance to show off his superb dabbing technique in front of the Old *THE PLACE THAT WAYNE ROONEY PLAYS FOOTBALL* Trafford faithful.
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" "The icing on the cake was when you groped my wife and propositioned her in Los Angeles at the Capitol Records building behind my back," Frehley continued, "when I was trying to help you out at one of your 'Vault Experiences' which I only found out about several weeks later…she was planning on pursuing a suit against you, but I told her to call it off!!!
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And, as the icing on the cake, Zozo said they'd ditch the suit by next March in Japan (but not in the US, according to an update from a spokesperson), saying that they've collected "enough data" to allow people to order clothes by height and weight alone—despite the fact that two people of the same height and weight can have distinctly different measurements.
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