The deal has made Ainge look like a rock star.
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I was treated like a rock star everywhere I went.
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Jack Ma came ready to party like a rock star.
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And Clinton's new deportation law hit me like a rock.
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It's a two part mix that hardens like a rock.
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US stock futures fell like a rock after his speech.
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"It's kind of like a rock sunburn," said Ms. Lesnek.
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It has fallen like a rock in popularity since then.
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But the Moon, though ... The Moon's just like a rock, right?
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"The U.S. dollar is dropping like a rock," one banker said.
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And I had a jacket made like a rock star tour.
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This is quite fun, it's like a rock and roll tour.
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I don't look like a rock star, which I don't mind.
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For most of the audience, Hamza is like a rock star.
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The yuan is "dropping like a rock," he said last month.
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"Normally, it's a slow, steady beat, like a rock beat," he said.
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It rains a lot here and ridership will drop like a rock.
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He&aposs an international celebrity with a persona like a rock star.
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After the initial awkwardness with application, I felt like a rock star.
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"Fox debate advertising rates falling like a rock!" he wrote late Wednesday.
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"When you teach, you become like a rock star," Mr. Hall said.
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Like a rock 'n' roll girl, we know all cool rock chicks.
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Dragon swims like a rock, so he loves the safety of the canoe.
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I don't know, I hope it was like a rock star or something.
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It looks like a rock and a hard place, but it's really not.
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They wanted something unique, like a rock poster, so they came to us.
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"It's like a rock has been released from our stomachs," Ms. Laster said.
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The single "Rubber Band" doesn't really sound like a rock song at all.
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But the former first lady says she doesn't feel like a rock star.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger looked like a rock star ... even with just a tiny baton.
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An asteroid up close looks like a rock with various shades of gray.
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"It's like a rock thrown into a pond and it ripples out," he added.
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When Mr. Kassou walks through the park, he is greeted like a rock star.
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"The peaches were like a rock, with the texture of a radish," she recalls.
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Upon ignition, the rotary transmission selector rises from the console like a rock star.
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If there's a mass that feels like a rock-hard marble, go see your doctor.
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Or crackles with charisma as countrymen and women fawn over him like a rock star.
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That night in Austin, it was cold and windy and felt like a rock concert.
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Shortly after that, Abiy flew to Eritrea, where he was treated like a rock star.
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Until my senses hit me like a rock and suffered the consequences of the food.
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Love him like a rock If you've never seen Paul Simon live, you'd better hurry.
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And here he is skipping a long-distance bounce pass like a rock across a pond.
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" Later, he seized on Mr. Biden's slumping poll numbers: "He's dropping like a rock, you know.
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U.S. crop export prices dropped like a rock last month, falling by more than 5 percent.
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Sometimes it's like a rock show, sometimes it's like a library, and that means they're listening.
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It's not just the way he moves, with uncultivated finesse — dreamily, animalistic, like a rock star.
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"From the moment I arrived at the airport, I was treated like a rock star," Mitchell said.
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Follow their animated journey filled with fireworks, wine, and partying like a rock star at a hotel.
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Sotomayor is treated like a rock star during her regular visits to Puerto Rico for speaking engagements.
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Like a rock star packaging a series of concerts, the President has undertaken an "American carnage" tour.
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"That was a concern other people brought up, but I sleep like a rock," Ms. Yasuoka said.
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Hoba Hoba Spirit, from Morocco, looked like a rock band, clowning onstage and wearing sunglasses and camo.
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He acknowledged the alien hypothesis was plausible, adding that Oumuamua acted more like a rock than a spaceship.
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Like a rock, or a pond, or a man who won't be president throwing one into the other.
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Even though I sleep like a rock most nights, sometimes I'll wake up with a horribly achy neck.
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In Italy, where his turnaround of Fiat earned him legendary status, he was treated like a rock star.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas), adding that he has a "fallen like a rock" recently in the 2020 race.
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The reason, according to people who were offered an explanation, the resort's occupancy has dropped like a rock.
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I had taken a big bite, enough for it to just fall like a rock onto the floor.
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Trump was "treated like a rock star" at the Dayton hospital, his social media adviser Dan Scavino tweeted.
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He was short, thin and old, but he still sat like a rock in the zendo meditation hall.
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She demanded to be on the book's cover because she wanted it to look like a rock album.
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This comet is so far away and so incredibly cold that water ice there is frozen like a rock.
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Calling the girls his "maidens," he was treated like a "rock star," which included frequent sex with the girls.
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Ahead of a recent televised presidential debate, the scene outside the TV station looked more like a rock concert.
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" (lol, if only they knew what was to come) and setting Bush out as "Polluting Like a Rock Star.
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No, she didn't make like a rock star and ask to get her breast emblazoned with DanRad's John Hancock.
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Howard is going to direct a film adaptation of the novel Sorta Like a Rock Star by Matthew Quick.
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In a predominantly Sunni area of West Beirut, he is received more like a rock star than a politician.
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A newly-installed CEO of a successful company gets positive media coverage and is treated like a rock star.
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Each cup has a tiny rough nub on the smooth bottom, like a rock protruding from an ocean's surface.
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After VIX surged on Monday, XIV dropped like a rock, falling from $99 to $43 in after-hours trading.
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At the sixth sequel to the meeting in Ferrara, the one in Oxford, he is treated like a rock star.
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And Denise was lying out there with a piece of mortar, it looked like a rock, mashed in her head.
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Hackett was in the middle of an $11 billion turnaround, with a stock price that was falling like a rock.
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And in Asia, the results are decidedly mixed, with China recovering, Korea staying flat, and Japan dropping like a rock.
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At conventions of the Christian Democrats he was greeted like a rock star, and his comments could move financial markets.
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"I said, 'You look like a muppet, and I want to make you look like a rock star,'" Duke recalled.
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"Because of his style and personality, it's like a rock star wherever he goes in terms of attention," Jones told reporters.
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"As soon as he has the first 85033 ads against him he will drop like a rock, believe me," Trump continued.
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Typically, a crack begins to form inside the material in response to an outside force, like a rock hitting a windshield.
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In the lead-up to Trump rallies, loud music blaring and an atmosphere much like a rock concert, Lindell holds court.
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And Robert Longo, the artist, was dressed in black with a rockabilly coif, and greeted old friends like a rock star.
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You have to maintain the focus to try to be like a rock, pushing yourself to not be affected by things.
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Read more >>> Stocks started 2018 by dropping like a rock, and they are ending the year in much the same fashion.
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One was attributed to Thomas Jefferson: "In matters of style, swim with the current; in matters of principle, stand like a rock."
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But I'd be lying if I said getting treated like a rock star didn't factor into my overall appreciation of the product.
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Some results are now online, including footage of Richard King, who broke his leg after plummeting like a rock to the concrete.
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The donut will give you an energy boost for about 20 minutes, but after that, your focus will drop like a rock.
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But everywhere he went, House Majority Whip Steve Scalise was greeted like a rock star: standing ovations, cheers, handshakes, hugs and selfies.
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With muscled arms built up with barbells and Charles Atlas's dynamic tension exercises, Mr. Contino played the accordion like a rock star.
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" The next day, he tweeted that "support for Impeachment is dropping like a rock, down into the 2350's in some Polls.
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Ljung was seen as reluctant to be honest with the team, and unfocused as he partied around the world like a rock star.
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Beto O'Rourke "was made to fall like a rock" and mayor Pete Buttigieg -- well, he just had a name that's hard to pronounce.
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"President Trump's popularity is sinking like a rock," Tim Malloy, the assistant director of the poll, said in a statement announcing the findings.
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Then China's state-controlled media chimed in: there's "no confirmation from Beijing" on car import tariffs -- and the Dow dropped like a rock.
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I wanted enough money to be able to travel, have fun and party like a rock star, but still live like a student.
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Where some of his contemporaries were effortlessly cool, Simon always seemed like a rock star who "tries really hard," as Sheffield put it.
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"A few years ago, people in Paris could think you were acting like a rock star if you wore a hat," she said.
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Drawings, on the other hand, require an artist to apply a substance (paint, ochre, etc.) to a surface, like a rock or cave wall.
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Accidents with unforeseeable causes, like a rock slide or deer running into the road, will be covered by liability laws as they have been.
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He's got a point ... 'Freeee' sounds like a rock song, loaded with heavy drums and guitars with vocals from Cudi and Ty Dolla $ign.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), Southbend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg and former Texas congressman Beto O'Rourke, quipping, "Beto, boy has he fallen like a rock."
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Stay in the West Tower to party like a rock star, or in the new 2000-story East Tower for the most updated rooms.
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I found the "Sleep Like a Rock" Egyptian cotton bedding to be comfortable as well as clever, embroidered with little guitars on the pillowcases.
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Woods, 42, made Muirfield Village sound like a rock concert until storms arrived late in the day at the second round of the Memorial.
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Now, Graham is getting a reception like one he has seldom heard before in his career -- greeted like a rock star at Republican events.
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Mr. Thornton certainly looked like a rock star, in a sleeveless black tank top, fedora, dog tags dangling from a chain around his neck.
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The result is lighter and cleaner in flavor, but it's kind of like a rock band recording each instrument in isolation to a click track.
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Also, too much currency weakening will draw the ire of U.S. President Donald Trump who has already complained about the yuan "dropping like a rock".
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"I went to Texas and I made a speech, and Beto, Beto, boy has he fallen like a rock," Trump said at the Florida rally.
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In an aircraft it would create so much drag that it would stall immediately and drop like a rock, or perhaps snap the wings off.
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The show plays like a rock band that wants to be David Bowie but doesn't realize it bears a closer resemblance to Bachman-Turner Overdrive.
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"With young people, he's like a rock star," says the Christian sociologist Tony Campolo, Claiborne's 84-year-old mentor, who has often toured alongside him.
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Read about why it's O.K. to be grumpy at work, a church service that's more like a rock concert and the secret to staying married.
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The absorbed light then heats up the individual particles, causing them to shatter into a bunch of much smaller pieces, like a rock exploding into pebbles.
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This means you can score the hottest festival clothes (from petite to plus), shoes, bags and accessories for basically free and look like a rock star.
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The Retinal Circus was like a high-school play; Z² and the Royal Albert thing was fun, but again, it was more like a rock show.
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Even before the summit, Kim was being treated more like a rock star than a dictator around Singapore, getting cheers as he toured the city-state.
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You used to sleep like a rock but now sleep like a newborn -- waking up every few hours, only to find yourself craving even more carbs.
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He's also a reality TV star, the author of a cookbook and a best-selling biography, and he's treated like a rock star by the Danes.
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We're told people in the place LOVED him, treated him like a rock star ... and O.J. posed for pics and signed autographs for anyone who asked.
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Oil prices have "dropped like a rock" over the past seven weeks but are finally approaching a bottom, Wells Fargo strategist Scott Wren told CNBC on Friday.
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But, he might get treated like a rock-star because some may feel that he still has some connections out there that could benefit them upon release.
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For small teams and small budgets, that could be the difference between sinking like a rock and becoming millionaires overnight — something that definitely happens now and then.
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John Cornyn of Texas, the second-ranking Republican, described Grassley as "like a rock" and no matter how much pressure Democrats put on him, he won't fold.
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"He's, like, a rock star in the world of pens," said Steve Birkhold, the C.E.O. of Universal Luxury Brands, which own the American distribution rights to Lamy.
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In China their currency is dropping like a rock and our currency is going up and I have to tell you it puts us at a disadvantage.
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"The President was treated like a Rock Star inside the hospital, which was all caught on video," Dan Scavino, the president's social media director, wrote on Twitter.
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In china their currency is dropping like a rock and our currency is going up and I have to tell you it puts us at a disadvantage.
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A third of the way down the wave's face, McNamara lost his footing and catapulted off his board, skipping like a rock several stories into the surf.
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"The President was treated like a Rock Star inside the hospital, which was all caught on video," Dan Scavino, the president's social media director, wrote on Twitter.
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Their guitars never sound like a rock band, it's never turned up, they rap, there's a funky bass player, Flea, who must have been a James Brown fan.
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All of the faults in the production of Coming Up, we learned from that and used it to make Bloodsports sound like a rock band in a room.
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The transition from modeling to songwriting feels natural for Mellencamp: At six-foot-one, with shaggy hair and a languid frame, he simply looks like a rock star.
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But what can't be disputed, what cannot be argued in good faith, is that Mohammed bin Salman deserves to be treated like a rock star in American society.
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But the minute he fails, they'll drop him like a rock and argue that his failure to espouse conservative ideology means he has nothing to do with them.
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We mostly played at coffee shops and bars we were too young to actually hang out in, but I remember feeling like a rock star at those gigs.
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"Impeachment Poll numbers are starting to drop like a rock now that people are understanding better what this whole Democrat Scam is all about!" he tweeted Tuesday morning.
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In the new teaser trailer, we're introduced to McConaughey's character Moondog, who is aggressively chill as he lounges around like a rock star in Miami and elsewhere in Florida.
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But away from the multitudes of critics and protesters, DeVos is being deployed like a rock star at Trump events as he makes a concerted push on education issues.
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For someone who feels troubled by a culture in a constant state of instability and change, the Catholic Church can feel like a rock in a stormy, windswept sea.
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Though it looks a little silly to have on (almost like a rock climbing harness), it's actually incredibly effective at correcting posture and removing back pain while you're seated.
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Mary Williams Walsh TECHNOLOGY Google will hold its annual developers' conference in Silicon Valley on Wednesday, an extravaganza in a campus amphitheater that is staged like a rock concert.
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But in a CNBC interview on Thursday, Trump said a strong dollar puts the United States at a disadvantage and that the Chinese yuan "was dropping like a rock".
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Since going solo in 1967, he's kept his ensembles stacked with heavy-duty improvisers, often building something like a rock 'n' roll big band, with a formidable horn section.
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If they believe their own hype, they can become like a rock star surrounded by a sycophantic entourage, and the quality of their decisions will inevitably begin to decline.
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But what I can tell you with certainty is this: After that night whenever I hear someone use the term "party like a rock star," I laugh in their face.
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It kind of just makes you realize that you are like a rock in a stream, and you can only be effective as much as you want to be effective.
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He's very much like a rock star from the 275s—he doesn't look like one—but he's transcended being a food guy or a TV star or a restaurant owner.
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SYDNEY, Australia — Before Brett Whiteley died from a heroin overdose at 53 — alone, in a dingy motel room on the New South Wales coast — he lived like a rock star.
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The only way we could win would be to realize our relationship goal — but neglecting any one of our individual goals would cause our relationship score to drop like a rock.
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Around 8:30 PM on Tuesday night many Americans saw the New York Times' estimate of Hillary Clinton's chances of being elected president of the United States drop like a rock.
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As he toured the streets on a night-time walkabout and posed for selfies with the Singaporean foreign minister, he was treated more like a rock star than a pariah autocrat.
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Freed from long years of house arrest, she was mobbed in Thailand like a rock star and held up as a paragon of moral authority in the face of military excess.
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I knew that in my daughter's mind she'd felt like a rock star up there, and that seeing the video might surprise her and change the way she remembered the experience.
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Instead, "Odyssey" is something like a rock 'n' roll tour documentary for the chamber music crowd, following a group of world-class classical musicians as they perform at venues around Greece.
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The researchers in the ops center watch the satellite feed as the cloud pushes into the jet stream, sending out a frozen wake like a rock in a fast-flowing river.
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Often, a President starting the march to reelection looks rusty after months waging Washington duels and West Wing crises, like a rock star who takes a while to hit his highest notes.
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"I always want the scientists to leave feeling like a rock star," Mr. Duffy said, adding that he knows a show is successful when "the expert" is mobbed by audience members afterward.
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Soon after the movie opens, he skips the wedding of his daughter (Alison Eastwood, the filmmaker's admirably game daughter), to attend a day-lily conference where he's greeted like a rock star.
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Ending stocks continue to drop like a rock, down to 460 million (bushels), and the government took the cash price up 50 cents a bushel to $9, and took the demand up.
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C'mon, it's like a rock on your ... It's like, "Here, I'm wearing this giant ..." It looks like you had some problems with the law and they had to keep track of you.
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I don't think that VR should be limited to small-scale environments like a rock wall or office or cockpit — but those do nicely as tutorials that teach what makes such environments engaging.
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Remember, Kingston hadn't been back to Ghana since 1994 (when he moved to the U.S.) -- but he was greeted like a ROCK STAR when he touched down last week at Kotoka International Airport.
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" Thompson remembers, with Danberg echoing, "The thing I remember the most is walking around the Forum and concessions after the half-time game and being treated like a rock-star from the fans.
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That movie is just about fun, although I must say you comic-book fans scare me just a little bit, but I appreciate you, because it makes me feel like a rock star.
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Mr. Xi was treated like a rock star by the Davos capitalists, and while never mentioning Trump (or, for that matter, Britain's protectionist Brexit withdrawal) by name, he unmistakably took aim against them.
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Instead, the book — which is filled with photographs of the author, clip art and too-clever chapter titles — reads more like a rock bio than a memoir or a work of serious journalism.
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Although Poughkeepsie had train service, cultural attractions and reasonably priced housing like other once-bleak places, the city could seem like a rock in a stream, constantly bypassed by the currents of change.
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"I thought, he's like a rock star — I don't think he's going to want to wear this makeup, but it turned out that's what he wanted to do more than anything," Baker said.
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There's no doubt Jason Momoa was born to play 'Aquaman' ... he was like a rock in the surf, making sure his fish wife played by Amber Heard didn't get swept away in between takes.
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Joe Biden is basically a hot air balloon that it would drop like a rock if it wasn't for a hazy illusion that's being perpetrated on us all by a few rich Obama donors.
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Dressed in a black "Hamilton" musical T-shirt (he has seen it twice), with an American flag scarf wrapped around his neck, Mr. Napoli looks more like a rock musician than a history buff.
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As the march toward Election Day 2016 builds like a rock anthem crescendo, the host of CNN's "Legal View" jerked the needle across the political record, welcoming a brand new candidate: rocker Alice Cooper.
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Teresa Giudice is a cold-hearted, good-for-nothing mom who'd rather party like a rock star than sweat about her husband Joe's pending deportation to Italy ... so claims her cast mate Kim DePaola.
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He would sing in Sufi shrines, cross-legged on a mat with a skull-capped chorus, or perform like a rock star, standing at a mic under bright lights in a flamingo-pink cotta.
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After getting serious for a moment about the dangers facing our society, Gene goes back to his happy-go-lucky ways and shows everyone how they can enjoy their breakfast like a rock star.
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"We were more like a rock band than a theater company," Mr. Ollé said in an interview at the opera house in Madrid, while showing old photos of his Fura days on his laptop.
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Cameras could also be easily fooled — to the computer navigation system, a speck of dust on the lens might appear like a rock on the road ahead — and as lighting conditions changed, the cameras struggled.
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And now the increasingly desperate anti-Trump forces, led by Republican consultant Rick Wilson, have settled on Evan McMullin, whose singular virtue is that he makes David French look like a rock star by comparison.
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Or it may just be that the show is better when it treats Richie less like a rock messiah and more like an idiot with good musical taste who's gotten in way over his head.
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While his court battle rages on, New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft isn't exactly laying low -- hanging courtside at the Celtics game in Boston last night where he was still treated like a rock star.
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Indeed, he was treated like a "rock star" when he spoke at a meeting of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations in Vientiane, Laos, this week -- at least according to his communications director, Martin Adanar.
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A lot of the stuff Daft Punk gets credit for—bombastic live light show, high concept thematics, treating a dance LP like a rock LP—The Chemical Brothers did first and, in many ways, better.
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So now I see it, on the one hand, like a rock, something you can really grab ahold of; in another way, I see it as a construct that definitely affects and limits our perspective.
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So if an earthquake is like a rock dropped in a pond, the Richter scale is measuring the height of the largest wave, not the size of the rock nor the extent of the ripples.
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"In China, their currency is dropping like a rock and our currency is going up, and I have to tell you it puts us at a disadvantage," Trump said in a CNBC interview last month.
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It's unclear what the occasion was that brought them all together, but it was just the latest celebration for Kim, who's been partying like a rock star almost nonstop since Thursday's 35th birthday bash for Khloe.
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It's called the entourage effect: THC, like a rock star, only reaches its full potential when it rolls with a crew, consisting of hundreds of other compounds in the plant that scientists know about so far.
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The team found the skull when one of Dr. Pinheiro's students stumbled upon what looked like a rock with white bones and teeth while excavating a dig site that dates to 250 million year s ago.
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The start of the evening is where they show the greatest fidelity to Homer and Greek mythology, with a musical account of the Trojan War that sounds something like a rock opera (music director: Gabriel Cazes).
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Kim&aposs night tour of Singapore on the eve of the summit got an even brighter spotlight in the North Korean media, which aired video of him being received like a rock star by crowds of onlookers.
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As local musicians harmonised over civil-rights hymns such as "We Shall Overcome", Sanders leant into the microphone, earphones positioned like a rock star, decrying "war, starvation, the degradation of our environment" in a pronounced Brooklyn accent.
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"While the global economy has stabilized in the sense that it is not dropping like a rock, global economic growth remains anemic at best," said Sung Won Sohn, an economics professor at California State University, Channel Islands.
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We have a lot of situations with some other writers where they bully like crazy because mostly writers or reporters, you probably know—that's what I know—they wanna be a big star like a rock star.
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Though none of the exceedingly likable performers has yet found individual renown, they are celebrated in the collective they founded: At a recent performance, the audience greeted several of them with familiar whoops, like a rock band.
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His good looks surely help: Over six feet tall, blue-eyed, long-nosed and mustachioed, he is as lithe as a tiger, and blessed with wavy auburn hair that he wears shoulder-length, like a rock star.
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Adam Schiff, the ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, was treated like a rock star, with a crowd still gathered waiting for a photo with him 30 minutes after he wrapped up stumping for candidate Mike Levin.
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Maybe it's a marketing initiative, or maybe it's a proposal for a more efficient process — whatever it is, it'll make you look like a rock star and it'll look great as a piece in your ever-expanding portfolio.
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Before the border closing, Mr. Guaidó himself slipped into Colombia, where he was greeted like a rock star at a Latin pop music concert in support of the opposition that was sponsored by the British billionaire Richard Branson.
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He's created a lot of chaos, not actively but passively, like a rock in a stream—but he's also done a great deal of good for his family, for his company, for the Mitchums, maybe even for the world.
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I think they were memorable for the audience because of the "oddity" factor — we were very polite, very inscrutable, and even though we looked like a rock band, the music had no connection with anything associated with popular entertainment.
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When he pulled out of the Fox debate in late January, he promised their ratings would plummet as a result: The "debate" tonight will be a total disaster - low ratings with advertisers and advertising rates dropping like a rock.
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She gives Red a voice that sounds like a rock-record backmasking accident, and an overall affect of a collection of primal elements glued into the shape of a human, and making a game effort to play at being one.
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"It's a perfect way to build relationships with clients, especially when it's a policy you didn't sell, and you look like a rock star," said Thomas J. Henske, a certified financial planner and partner at Lenox Advisors in New York.
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If you were suspended in a hydrogen balloon (not helium, as a helium balloon in a hydrogen atmosphere would "sink like a rock," Ingersoll said), these ammonia clouds would look very similar to our water vapor cumulus clouds here on Earth.
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Subject to the vagaries of time, just like a rock or branch in nature, Brooks' replicas are poetic memorials to their own eventual displacement and obscurity, artistic winks to a future that may or may not recognize them as such.
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It's fun to watch a young, multicultural, mixed-gender cast portray the crew-cut cookie-cutter white men of NASA, and in a staging that feels more like a rock show than a play, the performers share the spotlight generously.
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I don't like all this work that we are putting in to the economy and then I see rates going up, I see China where, I mean look at what's happening with their currency, it is dropping like a rock.
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I don't like all this work that we are putting in to the economy and then I see rates going up, I see China where I mean look at what's happening with their currency, it is dropping like a rock.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - There could well be a silver lining in all the caution around the stock market as the earnings season approaches: Shares do way better when profit expectations have fallen, and lately, they've been falling like a rock.
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H.E.R., whose real name is Gabi Wilson, was impressive as she sang the R&B hit "Focus," played the electric guitar like a rock star and sang softly during the sweet love song "Best Part," where she was joined by Daniel Caesar.
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I share this not to flex about winning one contest over a decade ago, but to elaborate on the narrative disruption of winning, the way it lands like a rock in your lake, makes waves and kicks up dirt and resettles everything.
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The only bright spots in his life are his childhood sweetheart Safeena (Alia Bhatt) - a feisty, often temperamental girl who stands by him like a rock - and the poetry he writes in a grimy old notebook, channeling all his frustrations into words.
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While at least two top staffers publicly defended the President's trip — with one longtime aide claiming he was treated like "a rock star" at the Dayton, Ohio, hospital — multiple staffers agreed behind the scenes that it wasn't successful from the administration's viewpoint.
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She also meets and fails to recognize Ed Sheeran, although that is an error for which she must surely be excused, given that Sheeran looks nothing like a rock star and an awful lot like something that you put on a key ring.
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Meanwhile, 1,000 miles (713,610 km) away in the old industrial town of Wharton, New Jersey, freshman U.S. congressman Tom Malinowski was treated like a rock star when he told a crowd of about 150 he believed the evidence to impeach Trump was overwhelming.
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We were really trying to be a live rock band and it's really mixed like a rock record with the guitars extremely loud and the vocals are kind of quiet—and I think anytime you try to write semi-poppish music, it just buries vocals.
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Still, this makes me feel as if I need to not only do the heavy lifting by default and work to get him involved, but then also make him feel like a rock star for getting up with the baby once in a while.
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Often welcomed onto the podium like a rock star, Weber seeks to boost his chances not only with policy messages but by generating enough buzz to reverse falling turnouts and stem the rise of parties on the far right and left more adept at mobilizing their vote.
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"Fake Love" Love Yourself: Tear's lead single, typifies their approach, stacking plucked guitar chords, crinkly electronic bass, and multiple layers of synth flutter into a glistening motion machine, set to a melody that builds like a rock anthem with the streamlined grace of a dancefloor banger.
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Even the prospect of witnessing a once-in-a-century athlete in his pomp was not enough to fill the Rio Olympic Stadium but what the crowd lacked in numbers, they made up for in noise as they welcomed Bolt to the track like a rock star.
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SoundCloud CEO Alex Ljung would be replaced if the company receives the new funding SoundCloud CEO Alex Ljung would be replaced if the company receives the new funding SoundCloud lavishly spent money on offices around the world while its CEO galavanted at music festivals like a rock star.
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Meet Freddie <3 Posted by PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) on Friday, January 22, 2016 Instead, the cow lived like a rock star on his execution date, riding through rush-hour traffic, visiting a vet and arriving at the farm with Stura by his side.
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Twitter is solving its Milo problem by simply verifying everyone Yiannopoulos then moved on to focusing on the Republican National Convention, where he threw a "Gays for Trump" party Tuesday night — one attended by both Roosh V and Chuck C. Johnson — and posed like a rock star with eager fans.
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One day, when our beach was closed because of violent rip currents, my son's group learned about the stonefish — that's the one that looks like a rock but is the most venomous fish around, with spiky dorsal fins that will inject poison into your feet if you step on one.
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Director Keith Gordon, who's done beautiful work on these past two episodes, suggests this through an elegant visual metaphor: Situating Gloria like a rock in the middle of the frame, Gordon stages the cleanup scene involving the final two bodies, Nikki Swango's and a state trooper's, through time-lapse and dissolves.
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Nevertheless, Democratic lawmakers may take solace in the fact that support for impeachment is not "dropping like a rock" as Trump has claimed, but that — according to the SSRS results — they have higher support for impeachment than Republican lawmakers did when pursuing impeachment proceedings against President Bill Clinton in 1998.
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If it's as needful as they say it is, they won't mind siloing it off from other operations — but if they try to cut corners, there's every chance that Twitter and Dataminr are prepared to drop them like a rock to make a point and earn some credibility in the public eye.
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"Treefingers" was barely a song at all; Jonny Greenwood timestretched a swath of his recorded guitar playing into a three-minute ambient still life that led into the claustrophobic weightlessness of "Optimistic," which buries its drums way down in the mix and plays like a rock song that's had its legs cut off.
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And since many of these machines were used in server environments, it's likely that there's going to be a flood of old trash can Macs on the used market in a few years as later machines outpace it—meaning its price tag could drop like a rock on eBay in a short amount of time.
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But his greatest instrument was himself — the combination of his decadent vocals and those unearthly looks (right down to the over-dilated left pupil, damaged in a schoolyard scuffle when he was still called David Jones) made even the real-life Bowie like a rock superhero from another planet, ruled neither by limitations nor cultural norms.
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Hitting out at the government of the state of Kerala, which has arrested more than 3,000 people who demonstrated against the Supreme Court's lifting of a centuries-old bar on women or girls aged 10 to 50 from entering the hill temple of Sabarimala, BJP President Amit Shah said on Saturday that the party would stand with the protesters "like a rock".
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And other staffers like Epstein worked on the musical montages that included the Duran Duran song "The Wild Boys," for a sequence on the team's table-setters, Lenny Dykstra and Wally Backman; Bob Seger's "Like a Rock," focusing on the team's leaders, Gary Carter and Keith Hernandez; and Glenn Frey's "You Belong to the City," which celebrated the Mets as New York's own.
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In fact, the earnings gains are very lopsided, concentrated in three sectors: Q2 earnings: who's contributing the gains Energy 27% Technology 25% Financials 23% The rest: 25% Source: Thomson Reuters Those numbers for energy have been dropping like a rock for months: Energy was expected to contribute about 40 percent of the expected gains for Q2 just a short while ago.
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And since these hubs are coming online during Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration — the mayor held an event to unveil the new tablets Thursday afternoon — he also stressed their usefulness for such activities as participatory budgeting, in which community members vote how to spend relatively small sums of city money, or learning about local issues or events, like a rock concert or a lost cat.
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At parties (I am not invited to parties often), in an attempt to skip like a rock over the glassy lake of small talk, I tend to spit out the same three trivia facts, all gleaned from my degree, a mostly-useless three years spent studying linguistics: 1) That, in the 1066 invasion of England, the French brought with them their words for various meats—beef, pork, ect.
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They appear to be directly related to the reason for the recall, and they all follow a similar pattern: the Karma drone takes off, we get 1–3 minutes of serene aerial footage, and then the motors cut out, causing the drone to drop like a rock: What's interesting is that in this video and in one or two others, you can see and hear the motors start back up before impact.
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Lemonade reads like a rock album (in mode and presentation, not genre) — Queen Bey voicing her feelings and reaching grand heights of pain, crafting a weighty song cycle about, to quote the Tidal release page, "every woman's journey of self-knowledge and healing," hiring esteemed indie-rock producers to add sonic edge and dissonance, making grand proclamations about love and marriage and empowerment, and generally edging out from the conventional Object of Desire box.
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But when Prince lets loose a power ballad as ginormous as "Purple Rain," when he makes incoherent pronouncements about the Antichrist in "Annie Christian," when he makes incoherent pronouncements about social issues in "Sign o' the Times," when he makes very coherent pronouncements about the bomb in "1999," every time he opens his mouth about war or the government or the masses or the critics, every time he posits sex as a remedy for the evils of this world, every time he launches into an epic guitar solo — to pick the most obvious examples — he invites us to treat him like a rock hero, reverence and all.
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