He screens numerous films and keeps up with dozens of TV shows.
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Comer gets to be outrageous, but Oh more than keeps up with her.
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In fact, the whole computer keeps up with most of my processing demands.
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Kimmy also keeps up with her education...with a wheelbarrow full of puppies?
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He's a hockey and baseball player who keeps up with his two older brothers.
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Our server keeps up with the mimosas, and the waffle I order is delicious!
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She likes real estate as an asset class because it keeps up with inflation.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook keeps up with the president through meetings and phone calls.
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He says he keeps up with current events and even watches C-Span for fun.
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They circulate in a way that keeps up with that social media flow of information.
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In fact, you're probably someone who keeps up with the news in order to make memes.
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The team keeps up with news and scans sites like Twitter to figure out what's trending.
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She calls Congress, keeps up with the news, and talks policy with people she disagrees with.
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This $83 device is "hand-assembled" in California, and apparently production rarely keeps up with demand.
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Anyone who keeps up with the hit HBO series knows very well that walls don't work.
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If he keeps up with this tone, I feel a lot of Republicans are staying home.
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Eder keeps up with trends in banners but remains conservative when it comes to the American flag.
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But the industry's growth depends on the assumption that United States policymaking keeps up with the technology.
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The actor, 60, apparently keeps up with what we assume is a never-ending supply of fan mail.
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She also still keeps up with Spears, posting a cute birthday shout-out on Instagram earlier this month.
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She keeps up with homework and is in the top five in her class, according to her father.
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Luckily, Dingell hasn't gotten blocked, and maybe he won't if he keeps up with his smartly crafted ripostes.
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Anyone who keeps up with the stock market is likely aware that Lending Club is in hot water.
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Like the larger model, this mini Portal keeps up with you as you move during a video call.
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He eats three meals a day, he exercises, reads on his Kindle, and keeps up with the news.
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Still, some experts have expressed concerns about how the U.S. would ensure China keeps up with its commitments.
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Congress needs to be aware of those differences and draft legislation that keeps up with the changing workplace norms.
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Nicki keeps up with Simon's Marines and their shenanigans the same way she does with the rest of her family.
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The craft will fly from different production sites in Europe to make sure Airbus keeps up with its plane production.
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"The reason that small companies fail is the accounting never keeps up with the growth of their product," Fertitta said.
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In addition to attending most of her games, he also keeps up with what she's learning in DREAM's enrichment courses.
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And for men — no one ever keeps up with men for these things — but Pharrell just has the coolest things.
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I told her she would get a new plant every month if she keeps up with all her little cuties.
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Can we have robust political debate in the US that keeps up with the fast-paced technological changes in the media?
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The Klipsch Reference R-112SW Subwoofer offers balanced, non-punchy bass that keeps up with the reference material you are watching.
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"Social Security benefits do have a cost-of-living adjustment, so at least that source keeps up with inflation, " Kozak said.
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As the auto industry approaches its one-hundredth birthday, it's crucial it keeps up with the disruption that has hit other industries.
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Clearly, Kasich was trying to show the people of Wisconsin that he keeps up with the Packers -- but dissing Rodgers in CheeseheadLand?
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I think the problem becomes when they want to legislate, they have a hard time writing legislation that keeps up with technology.
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Mr. Yong said he enjoyed the annual gatherings — in Bali, Hong Kong, Jakarta — and keeps up with members closely through social media.
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Despite what could be a thankless role as a government stooge, he more than keeps up with the cogs turning around him.
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It's a 7nm chip with HBM memory that barely keeps up with a 2080 and when we turn on DLSS, we'll crush it.
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We wanted to know how the brand keeps up with all that demand, so we headed to its manufacturing facility to find out.
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The startup said it will use the injection of cash to expand globally and ensure that its offering keeps up with client demand.
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It seems that Dan looks at lots of social media forums and keeps up with the world of art in many different ways.
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Mrs. Zollar said Mahogany keeps up with the trends through constant market research, some of which involves watching online communities like Black Twitter.
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Lolo is a huge LSU fan -- she went there back in the early 2000s -- and she keeps up with the school's athletics regularly.
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I wanted to empower girls that feel good, and to create a collection that women could have that keeps up with womens' busy lives.
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Each year, the Social Security Administration assesses whether there should be an adjustment to benefits, so that their purchasing power keeps up with inflation.
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She also keeps up with several performers known for their outspoken anti-President Trump rhetoric, including Cher, Chelsea Handler, Bette Midler and America Ferrera.
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I don't know what's more impressive: that Amazon created a huge shopping holiday in five years, or that it keeps up with the demand.
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I don't know what's more impressive: that Amazon created a huge shopping holiday in five years, or that it keeps up with the demand.
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Social media is the way our generation keeps up with the latest news, from Kim and Kanye to what happened at the last presidential debate.
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Goldman Sachs's CEO David Solomon said last spring that it had hired about 13,000 engineers to help ensure that the bank keeps up with peers.
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In our hour-long meeting, we discussed self-driving, his passion for motorsports, and how he keeps up with the dizzying pace of connectivity developments.
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While Wimbledon keeps up with technological and commercial demands, its commitment to maintaining the atmosphere of "tennis in an English garden" directs all decision making.
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Fans know that Jennifer Lawrence keeps up with the Kardashians, but over the weekend, she managed to get some face time with a different reality empire.
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With inflation running about 3.5 percent a year, a moderate portfolio returning 6 percent to 7 percent keeps up with inflation even after withdrawals, he says.
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Indoors within closed walls, it provides a full and balanced sound that keeps up with deep bass, light instrumentals, and the comforting voices of podcast hosts.
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"She keeps up with the changes," said one client, Lisa Tener, a writing coach based in Saunderstown, R.I., who has worked with Ms. Lafferty since 2005.
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Among the 23 accounts the congressman keeps up with on the social network are national parks, think tanks, journalists and local restaurants in Arizona's Fourth District.
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A third area is is around production, security and making sure that the operation of your security program is something that keeps up with that risk.
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If you're the sort of person who keeps up with celebrity news and gossip, and even if you're not, Franco's presence could be the ultimate warning sign.
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But as long as the engineering keeps up with its size, the prizes keep growing and the competition keeps triggering your adrenaline, I think HQ will thrive.
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She keeps up with what's new by way of a steady rotation of rental clothing—which she said is increasingly common with her friends in the industry.
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That number brag should translate to a decent speed bump that keeps up with some of the more complex photo and video processing software in these phones.
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In an e-mail message, Doi noted that he keeps up with current events, and that sometimes a bit of news inspires him to begin a new drawing.
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Beyond that, Apple has started to partner with health insurers like Aetna to offer free or discounted Apple Watches if the customer keeps up with certain fitness goals.
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Anyone who keeps up with professional sports has likely witnessed muscles rippling under the pressure of a massage therapy gun (and by witnessed, we mean watched in envy).
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In addition to his intense gym schedule, Jonas sticks to a high-protein diet and makes sure he keeps up with his training when he is on the road.
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The Pioneer Woman writes children's books, runs a store, keeps up with a blog, stars in a hit cooking show, and most recently, she even launched her own magazine.
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Rowling has become so known for her Harry Potter tweets that Brian Feldman's viral tweet from 2015 will be funny to anyone who keeps up with her Twitter account.
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The chief operating officer added that Goldman Sachs has hired about 9,000 engineers to help ensure that the bank keeps up with peers in the age of modern banking.
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By adjusting the tube's growth rate to match the coral's growth, the worm keeps up with the coral growing around its tube and maintains an entrance to its home.
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But, as someone who clearly keeps up with her horoscope, Stone was right to connect these thoughts to Saturn — the solar system's resident disciplinarian — at this point in her life.
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Keep the first two rabbits until the pair matures, around five months, and after that the breeding speed of the rabbits keeps up with the eating speed of the family.
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Click here to view original GIFPDF Test, OnePlus 23 (right) versus iPhone 280s Plus (left)In side-by-side testing, the OnePlus 240 easily keeps up with the iPhone 23s Plus.
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As a location intelligence company that delivers best-in-class consumer experiences, Foursquare keeps up with millions of phones as they visit malls, boutique shops, big-box chains and the like.
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Yes, anyone who keeps up with the Kardashians knows Khloé has considered motherhood for quite some time, but, does this personal choice have to be up for debate at all times?
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Anyone who keeps up with the drama knows that the Kardashian and Smith families haven't been on the friendliest of terms since: Pinkett Smith even unfollowed the whole family on Instagram.
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"She keeps up with workouts, and is having fun preparing for the baby," says the Dewan source, adding that Everly can't wait for her new little brother or sister to arrive.
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She keeps up with the swirl of news around the large field of Democrats vying to take on Trump and, according to advisers, has talked to nearly all of the 2020 Democrats.
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Saying you work for Facebook these days can leave a bad impression on a stranger, more so if you're talking to someone who actually keeps up with the whirlwind tech news cycle.
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I don't know what conversations he's having with his family offline and off the mic, but on Ye at least, West keeps up with the Kardashians just like the rest of us.
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It's the closest thing we have to a video game that keeps up with endless scroll, and the only one that has provided us with a language as universal as the GIF.
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"Mrs Clinton keeps up with popular culture History repeating"Today is the anniversary of Dylan going electric at the 1965 Newport Folk Fest, basically the last time the Left felt this betrayed.
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He goes to the gym four times a week, walks to and from his office in the neighborhood, and keeps up with his kids, who are 3, 5, and 7 years old.
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A former radio and television personality, Ms. Harris, 85, keeps up with trends, she said, by leafing through the magazines cached in her room, French and Italian Vogue and Essence among them.
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Scavino collaborates with the president on tweets and keeps up with Trump's order to keep a tally of all of his followers across multiple social media sites — all without trying to constrain him.
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Rayanne Benyahia, 80, who is in the program for disadvantaged and troubled youths at the center and keeps up with politics through the internet, said he was skeptical about Mr. Macron's economic plans.
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Almost always, in my experience, Pixel 2 was able to deliver the best photos despite having underpowered hardware, and even keeps up with the next-generation iPhone a year after it was released.
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In another photo, Metz keeps up with the pin-up girl vibe (and has us wishing for warm weather) in a polka dot Unique Vintage dress and belt and cat-eye Le Specs sunglasses.
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Another [PLL] chat room keeps up with all their Snapchats and outfits so we know exactly what they filmed to put clues together and that outfit was only worn once and the girls Snapchat every scene.
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NICOSIA, Nov 1 (Reuters) - Greece could start returning to financial markets next year if it keeps up with economic reforms, the head of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), the euro zone's bailout fund, said on Tuesday.
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Dell IPS LED Monitor — $2369 at Walmart See Details A fast refresh rate is essential for gamers so the display keeps up with your gaming rig, and this Acer monitor is stellar with a 2275.99Hz refresh rate.
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Unisyn indicated that it keeps up with security issues affecting external software it uses, like in the case of Heartbleed, but it did not specify any process through which outside security researchers could bring flaws to light.
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If the prequel keeps up with Thrones' tradition of telling stories from both Westeros and Essos, the "Across the Narrow Sea" parts of the show may take place in the Valyrian Freehold, the birthplace of the Targaryens.
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In this week's issue of PEOPLE, the rocker reminisced on their past collaboration, revealing he still keeps up with the Keeping Up with the Kardashians maven — and that they've bonded over their sons, who share the same name.
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"Waves" begins with an exhilarating whoosh, the camera hurtling through time and space as it follows — and barely keeps up with — a high school student (Kelvin Harrison Jr.) whose picture-perfect life will soon turn horrendously upside down.
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While adopting a tinsel-thin veneer of satire, the musical is in fact a winking endorsement of the reality TV franchise aimed squarely at the same audience that keeps up with Kim, Khloé, and the whole Kit and Kaboodle.
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"JoJo keeps up with it and she has her DVR, so I'll see little bits and pieces of it, but I really never sat down and watched a full episode, but for no reason," the former football player says.
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With the rise of science that "would have been considered science fiction ten years ago," the industry is "advocating for new ways to pay for medicines so that our payment system keeps up with the pace of innovation," Campbell said.
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The bottom line: The Alta HR gives you cool features of a smart phone, like email, text and calendar notifications, in a streamlined silhouette that also auto tracks your runs, keeps up with your ticker and helps you sleep better.
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He keeps up with the news in the London dailies, has found himself bombarded by Johnny Hallyday tributes in the French press and started reading Michael Wolff's book, "Fire & Fury: Inside the Trump White House," before giving up halfway through.
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This abundant liquidity and the ability to line up low-cost acquisition funding with flexible terms is not, however, enticing mid-sized US companies to raise new money in event-driven deals at a pace that keeps up with investor demand.
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Hackett is charged with three priorities: sharpen operational execution especially in underperforming lines of business; modernizing Ford's business by leveraging big data, AI, advanced robotics, and 3D printing; and transforming the company's culture to ensure it keeps up with the changing times.
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The complexity of the film's perspective — what Baumbach reveals and what he withholds, how he keeps up with characters whose circumstances are changing rapidly even as they feel like they're stuck — places enormous demands on Driver and Johansson, who are simply extraordinary.
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Even though she reads American Medical Association newsletters and keeps up with the Zika news, Stone — like so many other Olympians — said she was relying on the experts at the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to keep her safe.
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Political Memo WASHINGTON — John Deeth is the sort of Iowa activist who keeps up with every new twist in the Democratic presidential primary, but there was no way he was going to devote two evenings to watching the first round of debates last week.
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Those of us in Vermont who have known Mr Sanders since the early 1980's might describe his as energetic (he keeps up with those half his age during the rigors of a national campaign), bereft of the soothing accents of new presenters, and principled and trustworthy.
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" The aide said that Rogers and Thompson appear to be in agreement on most of the cybersecurity issues, noting that both congressmen are "very interested in making sure that DHS keeps up with nation states and hackers and making sure that our cyber infrastructure is secure.
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Once we've addressed this valid concern on an emotional level, it's time to look at it from a logical perspective and, indeed, for most retirees, it's important to maintain a healthy allocation to stock exposure in order to ensure that your lifestyle keeps up with inflation.
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This makes her the center of attention, but she still keeps up with the gossip, and the first thing she hears is that Harena has married a half-Chinese musician, who has taken her to Mauritius, where his band plays in the smaller clubs and hotels.
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The iPhone photo feels almost claustrophobic where the HTC 10 even fits in the steeple (and has better color accuracy.)But even stepping beyond sheer photo size, the 71.93 megapixel camera keeps up with the very best from LG and Samsung, which definitely wasn't the case with past smartphones.
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Branson keeps up with the site's work section each week, as well as Trump's Women Who Work initiative, a collective of 50 entrepreneurial women — CEOs of companies like makeup subscription service Birchbox, STEM-friendly toy maker GoldieBlox, and financial planning firm LearnVest — who lend their expertise to the site.
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How does a business, which is currently undergoing a strategic review following Kraft Heinz's failed takeover bid in February, make sure it keeps up with technology and does not go the same way as Kodak, for example, which saw frequent restructuring after the market fell out of the traditional film market?
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Yes, I think that nuclear weapons and AI are actually two examples of exactly the same issue: We humans are gradually inventing ever more powerful technologies and struggling more and more with making sure that our wisdom for managing advanced tech keeps up with the growing power of this tech.
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She Keeps Up With Other '90s Screen Sirens Gellar has a pretty healthy friend circle, but one standout is her good friend Shannen Doherty (aka Prue from Charmed and Brenda from Beverly Hills: 90210), who probably knows a thing or two about being a well-known actress from a beloved '90s TV show.
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When examining an anxious young patient, he is able to call not only on large swaths of medical knowledge but on a disarming command of pop-cultural information that helps put both children and their parents at ease: he knows the name of Underdog's archenemy (Simon Bar Sinister) and of Barbie's little sister (Skipper); he keeps up with the intricacies of daytime soap operas and baseball box scores.
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Editor: Mark Heinriche + 44 13 542 7923 Picture Desk: Singapore + 65 6870 3775 Graphics queries: + 65 6870 3595 (All times GMT) Chinese media says U.S. has "delusions" as impact of trade war spreads BEIJING/SHANGHAI - U.S. protectionism is self-defeating and a "symptom of paranoid delusions" that must not distract China from its path to modernisation, Chinese media says as Beijing keeps up with its war of words with Washington while markets wilt.
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The So You Think You Can Dance alum, 31, showed off her still-on-point groove capabilities in a video posted to her Instagram feed Saturday, where she and husband Stephen "tWitch" Boss busted out an impressively choreographed routine to Will Smith's 1997 hit "Gettin' Jiggy wit It." Holker completely keeps up with her husband in the clip, showcasing a variety of quick-stepping moves (many performed in the music video by Smith himself!) that leveraged leg, hip and arm motions.
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