I'm thrilled, jumping at the chance to have someone else cook for me.
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However, the backlash isn't stopping A-listers from jumping at the chance to work with Tarantino.
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Few top-tier lawyers are said to be jumping at the chance to represent the president.
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But should we all be jumping at the chance to sequence the genome of our unborn children?
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A wave of House Republican retirements has Democrats jumping at the chance to push deeper into a GOP stronghold. Rep.
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That's why I foresee music festivals jumping at the chance to integrate into their apps order ahead with Apple Pay.
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People jumping at the chance to frequently compare the president to Adolf Hitler aren't going to be won over, anyway.
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It's hard to imagine that lots of other showrunners won't be jumping at the chance to use ILM's virtual production platform.
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Van proves she can be just as irresponsible as he is, jumping at the chance to help him fritter away his funds.
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The world's biggest car companies are jumping at the chance to make a profit off Saudi Arabia's historic announcement allowing women to drive.
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Before Forrest is even in the frame, Opal can smell her owner coming and starts excitedly jumping at the chance to be with her dad.
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Now researchers are jumping at the chance to patent inventions with increasingly broad application, from synthetic genes to CRISPR, a technology with implications for every single known gene.
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What critics say: Anyone can "consider" investing in the United States—firms are just jumping at the chance to grab good headlines and ingratiate themselves to President Trump.
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No lie: The Refinery29 office wasn't exactly jumping at the chance to coat their heads in an entire jar of the stuff — even in the name of beauty research.
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Advertisers are jumping at the chance to promote their products to the app's 158 million daily average users, many of whom are in their late teens and early twenties.
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While this current crop of Democratic presidential hopefuls -- and one lone Republican challenger -- are jumping at the chance to interact with real-life voters, Trump, unsurprisingly, studiously avoids these events.
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With the Galaxy Fold and Huawei Mate X currently in limbo for very different reasons, PC makers are apparently jumping at the chance to make their own foldable display ambitions known.
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White House aides quickly decided the administration needed to issue a formal response to the plunging stock market after months of jumping at the chance take credit for the record gains.
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And while companies do have to operate within accordances of the laws of different countries, such as the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation, most platforms aren't jumping at the chance to be regulated.
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Blac Chyna doesn't just want to be in music videos with Nicki Minaj, she wants to BE the new Nicki Minaj, and several record labels are jumping at the chance to make it happen.
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Why it matters: California Republicans are jumping at the chance to make this an election issue, writes the New York Times' Adam Nagourney, in the hopes that pushing for repeal will help them keep the House.
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Instead of wrongfully conflating the fate of Dreamers with totally separate issues such as national security, our elected officials should be jumping at the chance to create substantive, meaningful change just before the 2018 midterm elections.
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Image: Anthony Da MotaEver since Apple dropped its latest MacBook Pro with a cool but mostly unnecessary Touch Bar, programmers have been jumping at the chance to make cool but mostly unnecessary apps to run on it.
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As the novel coronavirus sweeps across the world and the demand for medical supplies grows, some people are jumping at the chance to profit from it — and perhaps fueling the outbreak of the coronavirus in the process.
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There has been some controversy over parents allowing their children to dress up as their favorite Polynesian princess, Moana, after the success of the Disney film had young fans jumping at the chance to channel the powerful character.
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When I envisioned myself as a normal traveler, who just wanted a relaxing vacation, and who had a choice of spending my money anywhere, though, I could understand why not many are jumping at the chance to visit Puerto Rico, in this state, right now.
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That means people who need to warm up with a hot latte and those who want to take full advantage of the 60-degree weather by jumping at the chance to enjoy an ice-cold Frappuccino will both be able to put the BOGO deal to good use.
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But with Kardashian West's more than 127 million Instagram followers jumping at the chance to channel their inner KKW, fast fashion brands — which produce inexpensive clothing for the mass-market in response to trends — started copying her looks and selling them almost immediately after she steps out wearing them.
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But in addition to those buzzy, high profile pairings, brands from fast fashion to luxury houses are jumping at the chance to partner with a whole array of stars to get them to lend their unique point of view, burgeoning design prowess, and hopefully, Instagram-followers to their latest collections.
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He joined the FBI in the late '22014s and spent his first seven years in the bureau working espionage and terrorism cases in Washington, DC. Jumping at the chance to return home to Pittsburgh, he joined a new cyber initiative there in 33, despite the fact that he knew little about computers.
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And Trump appeared agitated by the possible threat posed by billionaire Democratic candidate Mike Bloomberg down the road, The former New York mayor was only too happy to join an exchange of insults, jumping at the chance to get into the mix, given that he's not even competing in the first four Democratic contests.
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Senate and House Republicans in competitive races are jumping at the chance to change the subject from their own nominee, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, to Clinton.
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This is all to explain that when U by Uniworld invited me to check out its inaugural voyage on the Seine, I wasn't just jumping at the chance to fulfill a lifetime dream of taking a river cruise (damn you, Downtown Abbey!), I was also thrilled that my first real adult adventure in years would take me to the most romantic city in the world with my sleep-deprived, attention-starved significant other.
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The approach to gender in the Revolutionary Girl Utena series is flexible, and according to Catherine Bailey, "The categorical definition of masculinity and femininity are limiting and unnecessary." Utena is a character who subverts assumptions about her sex. She should be "jumping" at the chance of marrying a prince, but she looks up to him as a role model. At school, she wears a quasi male uniform and competes alongside male peers in a variety of athletic activities.
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He promptly accepted the offer, jumping "at the chance to get out of Nickelodeon". Hughes spent the following year working as an offline editor within an abandoned AOL office in Santa Monica, California. Hughes called it "a revelation", observing that, while editing animation at MTV "was kind of an afterthought", reserved for timing and minor tweaks in animation, the editor at Adult Swim was "absolutely essential to the process." In 2005, Hughes founded his own video production studio, Million Monkeys Inc.
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Coulier is the successor to former Commissioner and fellow Full House cast member Bob Saget. In 2009, Coulier provided the voice for Bob McKenzie on the Canadian animated series Bob & Doug, based on the SCTV characters Bob and Doug McKenzie. Coulier became the first person other than Rick Moranis to portray the character, as Moranis (who serves as executive producer) was not interested in resuming the part. Coulier says he understands that longtime fans might be skeptical of his take on the role, but he could not help jumping at the chance to portray one of his favorite comic characters.
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254 Drawing inspiration from a cover by Alex Toth, and intended as an homage to the Silver Age Batman, Bolland wrote in 2006 that "If anyone were to ask me what is the thing I've done in my career that I'm most pleased with, it would be this." Approached by Batman-editor Mark Chiarello, Bolland was asked whether he would like to draw Batman covers for a new title, Batman: Gotham Knights.Bolland, "The New Millennium – Batman Gotham Knights" in The Art of Brian Bolland, p. 266 Jumping at the chance, he remarks that "there was a misunderstanding" resulting in his being unaware of the first issue being scheduled, resulting in "the superb Dave Johnson" drawing No. 1 instead, and Bolland joining at issue No. 2.
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