I'm not somebody who like, oh, I've just got to have the latest thing, the latest thing.
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This does not mean she's indifferent to the latest thing.
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Melissa Clark tested the latest thing in small, electric appliances.
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Don't shame yourself or feel bad for desiring the latest thing.
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I was always trying to find the latest thing to dance to.
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And Dad, the pharmacist, said, Trust me, it ' s the latest thing.
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What is the latest thing scientists have found out about sea spiders?
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Before long, companies may be tempted to try out the latest thing, too.
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Try that with streaming: The latest thing in movie-viewing can't handle it efficiently.
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But he no longer feels the need to keep up with the latest thing.
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Thankfully it's always been a case of the latest thing we make being our favourite.
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It seems likely that "a thing" comes from the phrase the coolest/newest/latest thing.
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The traditional concept of employment is the latest thing that the ever-contrarian millennial generation is reinventing.
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What's also striking is how quickly the industry piled onto the latest thing between 2013 and 2014.
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The high-profile lawsuit with Smith is merely the latest thing to go super wrong for Hampton Goods.
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I figured, as a beauty editor, it'd be almost irresponsible if I didn't test the latest thing, right?
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Today, two decades later, it's no longer the latest thing -- but its annual price tag is over $2100,2100.
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And defense trying to explain the latest thing Donald Trump said that he's now denying that he said.
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That's right: Instagram plant porn is the latest thing soothing us and shielding us from the cold, cruel world.
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I guess you'd call us LTA's (living together, apart), which seems to be the latest "thing" in senior relationships.
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Regardless of size or historical focus, no museum wants to be left behind when it comes to the latest thing.
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Where do I begin to go down the rabbit hole of people showing their knowledge, application, love, passion, their latest thing?
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My latest thing is funny photos: staging these photo shoots like the one I did with a George Clooney look-alike.
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If you were not in front of a TV, you could go hours without knowing the latest thing the president said.
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But this is only the latest thing the Trump administration has done to pull back racial justice and civil rights gains.
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My latest thing is that I've decided that we as consumers and citizens need to be more responsible for what's happening.
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But heralding these dishes as just the latest thing turns them into foods to be eaten without regard for context and history.
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And maybe there's a fatigue factor at some point, but you almost can't discuss anything else, except the latest thing that happened.
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The gun, which sprays magnums of bubbly onto anticipating partiers, is the latest thing in VIP sections from South Beach to Malibu.
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" He added that in today's television news environment, the definition of breaking news "means the latest thing we have to show you.
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In that contest, blatant corruption is simply the latest thing McCarthy is willing to normalize as part of his loyalty to Trump.
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For teens across the country, a video of a fellow teen being complimented on his footwear is the latest thing in viral humor.
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Now, back focusing on the kitchen at Bror, the uterus is the latest thing to be elevated from variety meats to fine dining.
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These days I've been hitting parkour classes, scrambling through cargo nets like an American Ninja reject, succumbing to the latest thing yet again.
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Outside the home, motion pictures — still silent, until 1927 — were the latest thing, offering an affordable way to consume a new form of entertainment.
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Now as soon as something surfaces, it's all over the internet and there's a little merchandising, the latest thing—there's no time to develop.
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The effects of Dunn's study remained strong across all socioeconomic groups, suggesting that everyone can benefit from buying time instead of the latest thing.
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I love the people who I work with and telling them about the latest thing my daughter has done that has completely exploded my universe.
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But with discounted Apple products, and tech gadgets in general, there&aposs one caveat: Oftentimes, companies will discount older models rather than the latest thing.
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Modernist photography, with its constant quest for the new angle, turned out to be a natural partner for fashion, likewise predicated on the latest thing.
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I read or listen or watch whatever their latest thing is and do my best to get a sense of whatever they've done in the past.
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This virtual AI politician wants to run for office Or, the latest thing to make you wonder if we're actually just living in a dystopian novel.
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Eventually, we'll have to start to choose what we prefer: keeping up with the latest thing everyone's talking about or having a large roster of classics.
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When we launched Vox, we talked about the tyranny of the new — the way the latest thing had a habit of crowding out the most important things.
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And rather than getting mad about the latest thing Ted Cruz did, you'll just think "Camel," you'll look at a camel, and the ride will be over.
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I talk with my bride about what has happened that day, and what I'm worried or excited about and I share the latest thing that Indiana is doing.
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We love interrupting people while they're trying to be productive so they can gush about the latest thing they're binging or what song they're listening to on repeat.
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In recent years, cuddling — billed as therapeutic, nonsexual touch on sites like the Snuggle Buddies and Cuddlist — has become the latest thing in wellness, beyond yoga and meditation.
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If you think about it, if you insert a screen between you, even though now screens are so decried, that's the latest thing is to... Oh, believe me.
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When Google curtailed its Nexus program last year in favor of the Pixel, many commentators dismissed that as merely a rebranding exercise to make the latest thing feel fresh.
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IN SILICON VALLEY people are besotted by the latest thing, which is why techies rarely give a thought to PayPal, a digital-payments firm that turns 22017 this month.
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We also have a growing editorial team that is publishing ... The latest thing we've been doing is starting these little publications or mini magazines around a variety of topics.
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She also said that, anecdotally, she's heard there's an uptick in talk among the group's members that their overseas mortgages are the latest thing to be affected by U.S. law.
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While we're used to looking to Instagram to discover the latest thing we absolutely need, we were not at all mentally prepared for seeing the newest Nike Air Max design.
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We would "go play computers" and planned our weekends based on who had the best, latest thing: me with the Apple, Chris with the Tandy, Les with the Commodore 64.
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Voters now have the memories of goldfish, aided and abetted by media in a neverending feedback loop of RTs, shares, and signal boosting off whatever the latest thing happens to be.
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These cheap handhelds, sold as impulse buys at drug stores and Toys 'R Us (RIP), are the latest thing to be collected and emulated in full by MAME and the Internet Archive.
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She cut a striking figure, with flaming red hair worn in bangs, a cigarette cocked at a jaunty angle and enormous eyes that seemed perpetually on the lookout for the latest thing.
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Not because I expect you to whip out your wallet and buy the latest thing I recommend, but because it's fun to explore what money-is-no-object technology looks and sounds like.
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It seems odd that a trillion-dollar company well known for making you want the latest thing should make it so easy to get away with not upgrading your phone for three years.
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The rub is this: According to the Wall Street Journal, canned tuna is the latest thing the millennial generation has kicked to the curb, right along with genetically modified turkeys, American cheese, and sex.
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When we spend so much of our days staring at our phones, reacting to whatever is the latest thing in our feed, we forget how to wonder, how to be creative, sometimes how to have fun.
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"That probably affects us more in China than other places because there's a tendency there to buy the latest thing, although I have to say, the [iPhone] 7 Plus has done extraordinarily well there," Cook said.
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"Everyone knows U.C.L.A." Latest Thing: Earlier this year, Mr. Gyimah was named an All-American by the American Volleyball Coaches Association and was voted by Off the Block, a college volleyball news site, as the best middle attacker.
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"I can't speak directly to this case, but we have been preparing for heroin laced with elephant tranquillizers, which is the latest thing communities close to us are dealing with," said Michael Kilkenny, director of the health department.
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Usually married to an almost evangelical belief in the power of startups, this is the notion that, having failed to adopt now-outdated technology, Africa can simply jump straight over it and go right to the latest thing.
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Craig Richard, a professor of pharmaceutical sciences at Shenandoah University and the author of Brain Tingles, a book about ASMR, told VICE that human-voiced podcasts are just the latest thing people are using as technological sleep aids.
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Today we're restating our commitment to that goal, and we're reminding ourselves that such investigations cannot be limited to feel good stories of indie developers, smash hits on our smart phones, or the latest thing on store shelves.
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Image: AP ImagesOn Thursday, researchers at Stanford University introduced the latest thing in AI diagnostics: an algorithm that can sift through hours of heart rhythm data gathered by wearable monitors to determine whether a patient has an irregular heartbeat, or arrhythmia.
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"There are an alarming number of people who tend to be credulous and form beliefs based on the latest thing they've read, but that's not the wider problem," said Michael Lynch, a professor of philosophy at the University of Connecticut.
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Supreme, with its notorious "Thursday drops" and recent Louis Vuitton collaboration, is of course the vanguard brand here, with Procell's tee collection with Alexander Wang as the latest thing to pair with Proenza skirts and Celine sandals for fashion week street(style) cred.
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A brainy 30-minute drama rooted in 20th-century history, it's about the writer Ayn Rand at midlife, playing philosophical mind games to get the latest thing she wants: a hot young man who is a devotee of hers, as is his wife.
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If Democrats want to keep issues like health care or inequality front and center, they will need to have a plan for counteracting Trump's uncanny ability to send the news cycle down a rabbit hole debate about the latest thing that he has done.
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She recently started her own journey towards becoming an Instagram food blogger during her retirement and has been posting every single dish she makes (she focuses on colorful, healthy dishes like this and this), Her latest thing is making mocktails with Kombucha, coconut water, and herbs.
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Polygon also got Valve to explain that $999 price: During Valve's demonstration, a spokesperson said that Index is the sort of thing that is likely to appeal to a virtual reality enthusiast who (a) must have the latest thing and (b) enjoys sufficient disposable income to satisfy that desire.
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In a nutshell, for the past 15 years, Rudd has been showing the same exact same clip from a 1988 alien adventure movie — which has stunningly low ratings on both IMDb and Rotten Tomatoes – whenever Conan asks to see a glimpse of the latest thing he's working on.
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That probably affects us more in China than other places because there's a tendency there to buy the latest thing, although I have to say, the 27 Plus has done extraordinarily well there, and it's up double-digit from the previous year, comparing to the previous generation product.
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Their mania for the latest thing is so strong, it outweighs all worries about privacy and price; it erases all concern over facial scanning and the odd glass back, all doubts about whether you really need a "Super Retina" screen or whether animoji is a novelty you'll use for five days at most.
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"In a fast-moving economy, employers are always going to be tempted to replace older workers with younger ones, more expensive workers with cheaper ones, those who've performed steadily with ones who seem to be up on the latest thing," said Joseph Seiner, an employment law professor at the University of South Carolina and former appellate attorney for the EEOC.
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I do, and I guess I'm always trying to stress that I do love these services, and yeah, I think it's easy, especially now where there's such a ... The latest thing to say is to be this kind of a scold, and I guess I wanted to focus, yeah, on the libertarian idea, something I could bring unique to the table, and maybe the history, but I do worry about being perceived as a scold.
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Wainscott began bottling Ale-8-One in 1926. To choose a name for the drink, he sponsored a name-the-product contest. "A Late One" was chosen as the winning entry. The "Ale-8-One" name is a pun of the phrase suggesting that his product was "the latest thing" in soft drinks.
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A full-page advertisement in the March 22 issue of Billboard with the headline The Latest Thing from Paris showed a pair of bare legs standing in cleated running shoes and described the rush that Clark and her record company were in to get a recording of the song out: > Last Monday. Petula races from Paris to Hollywood. She lives in Paris. She > records in Hollywood.
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Work soon began to re-establish the daily weather forecast broadcasts. In January 1920, reports from both the Weather Bureau's Eric R. Miller"Wireless Telephone For Farmers Latest Thing, Says U. S. Weather Forecaster", Eau Claire (Wisconsin) Leader, January 17, 1920, p. 6. and the University's physics department"Wireless Outfit to Communicate Weather Report", Madison (Wisconsin) Capital Times, January 22, 1920, p. 7. stated that the transmissions would soon restart, this time by radiotelephone.
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They departed MCA Records following the release of the self- titled album. Consistent gigging ensured a strong cult audience for 1998's Scrapbook EP (featuring b-sides, live and acoustic performances, including covers of Elton John's "Rocket Man" and Cheap Trick's "Heaven Tonight"), which saw the band return to Rainmaker. Their third full-length album Latest Thing, was released by Koch in early 2000. It featured songs co-written by Marti Frederiksen and Jack Blades of Night Ranger fame.
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The 1930s fairground located behind the school represents a travelling fairground that would have brought entertainment to people in the early 1900s. Such fairs set up on waste ground and for a few days provided thrills, entertainment and a change for those who might never go on holiday. The collection of historic rides includes a helter skelter and the Ark, the latest thing in high-speed rides when introduced in the 1920s. It was updated over the years but not converted into a waltzer.
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The 'Eugénie influence' could be seen for the following decade in millinery – especially in the angling of hats. This 1937 model was worn by Gypsy Rose Lee. From the start, the revived Eugénie attracted criticism from some sectors of the press. A correspondent for The Guardian describing the June 1931 Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe race meeting at Longchamp said that the Eugénie was "said to be the latest thing in hats", but concluded it was "hideous" – especially when worn by women with very large faces.
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Seattle Weekly David Stoesz said of the sculpture: > Wind Cradle looks like six giant blades of grass, or the magnified cartoon > facial hairs of a razor commercial. The thrill of the piece is seeing > something so small and delicate rendered as a monument in stainless steel. > But indestructible as it looks, fashion has conspired against Wind Cradle. > The work of New Mexico native and UW MFA grad Ali Baudoin, it was installed > in 1976, when earnestly rendered organic forms in the Henry Moore tradition > weren't exactly the latest thing.
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The major big bands like Robert De Kers and his Cabaret Kings performed regularly in the Brussels Centre for Fine Arts and in the hall of the Antwerp Zoo. After the liberation in 1945 the jazz scene in the United States had changed, and "bop" (or bebop) had become the latest thing. Characterized by its virtuosity, harmonic complexity and tempo changes, bebop brought about a stylistic revolution. The big names were now Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker, and Europeans learned about this new style of jazz when American records became available.
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First introductory verse: :Whether you're 20 and starting in life :Whether to 30 you've grown :Whether to 40, a husband or wife, :Whether you're 50, a Darby and Joan :There's one thing certain that you'll have to own... Start of main refrain (nowadays "Verse One"): :Love is the sweetest thing :What else on earth could ever bring :Such happiness to ev'rything :As Love's old story. End of main refrain (nowadays "Verse Three"): :Love is the greatest thing :The oldest yet, the latest thing :I only hope that fate may bring :Love's story to you.
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The designer Mary Quant was quoted as saying that "short short skirts" indicated youthfulness which was seen as desirable, fashion-wise. The earliest known reference to the miniskirt is in a humorous 1962 article datelined Mexico City and describing the "mini-skirt" or "Ya-Ya" as a controversial item of clothing that was the latest thing on the production line there. The article characterized the miniskirt as stopping eight inches above the knee. It referred to a writing by a psychiatrist, whose name it did not provide, who had argued that the miniskirt was a youthful protest of international threats to peace.
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Webster went into partnership with architect Alfred P. Allen. In 1929 they designed the Club House at Sky Harbor Airport in Northbrook Illinois, a suburb north of Chicago. The United Aviation Corporation conceived of Sky Harbor as an “aviation country club,” and spent an unheard of $500,000 on its construction. The central feature and public face of the airport was the Club House. The Chicago Tribune described it as the “latest thing in modernistic architecture and also reminiscent of ancient Aztec buildings.” It had a large square base with each succeeding floor stepping back to form a central tower.
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The curator added, "I almost think he had to explore what you might call 'tactile illusionism' to understand where he really wanted to go, which was in the more optical, light-filled direction." Characteristic of Delft artistry and of Vermeer's work, the painting also has a "classic balance" of figurative elements and an "extraordinary treatment of light", according to The Metropolitan Museum of Art. The wall on the left, according to Liedtke, "gets you very quickly in the picture--that recession from the left and then the openness to the right--and this sort of left-corner scheme was used for about 10 years before Vermeer, and he was very quick to pick up the latest thing." "Nowhere else in his oeuvre does one find such a sculptural figure and such seemingly tangible objects, and yet the future painter of luminous interiors has already arrived," according to the museum.
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A portrait of the poet Hoffmann von Fallersleben, the author of the Deutschlandlied, as a young man in "old German" fashion (painting from 1819) The fashion known as Altdeutsche Tracht, "old German" dress or costume (also known as Deutsche Nationaltracht, "German national costume"), became popular in Germany between 1813 and 1815, during the time of what is in German historiography known as the Befreiungskriege, the "liberation wars", the last years of the Napoleonic Wars. It was an expression of anti-French German national sentiment and met with great approval among women and men of various social strata. The new fashion was intended as a demonstration of resistance against the "French fashion foolishness", as it was described. It is said that the Austrian officer Count von Sztáray complained already in 1800 to the University of Heidelberg that he saw students dressing according to the fashion of the French enemy: :It cannot escape the notice of any right- thinking man, how conspicuously many young gentlemen of this University model themselves according to the pattern of the latest thing coughed up by the worst class of French people in costume, moral behaviour, gestures and public decency, to the disgrace of the upright of the German nation.
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