But later they began to make the rounds at news agencies.
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Make the rounds and say goodbye to folks before Grabbing back home!
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Climate scientists don't typically make the rounds on late-night talk shows.
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How quickly in an era of malleable truth do tantalizing falsehoods make the rounds.
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Again, they strap me to the jeep and make the rounds of the villages.
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His brother used to make the rounds with him but he died eight months ago.
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The President values people who can make the rounds on cable television as Cohn did.
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Thorne, who plays the heroine Paige Townsen, is currently make the rounds promoting the new program.
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Now, opioids like carfentanil that are even stronger than fentanyl are starting to make the rounds.
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A joke used to make the rounds at Anfield, when Liverpool was England's pre-eminent team.
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That last number is staggeringly huge, and has begun to make the rounds on social media.
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Over the course of the weekend, they would make the rounds at popular hangout spots on campus.
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Gory videos of mob justice or photos of bloody corpses sometimes make the rounds on social media.
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Instead, fighters will make the rounds through the area going to morning match ups looking for opponents.
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The mistress was allegedly unaware Berry was even married until their hookup make the rounds on the Internet.
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Companies like Wanderlust Tours and the Bend Tour Company operate tours if you want to make the rounds.
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It was beginning to "make the rounds" and talk to potenital buyers — not yet to raise the offer.
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Every year, public health agencies essentially make educated guesses on what strains and mutations will make the rounds.
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On first read, "Place where people make the rounds?" might seem like a medical setting, but it's not.
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It was beginning to "make the rounds" and talk to potential buyers — not yet to raise the offer.
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Step two: Make the rounds at various TV networks, where a contributor job can yield reliable, high-profile income.
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Every three months or so, the videos make the rounds on social media and rack up millions of views.
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Scenario: You've just arrived at your grandmother's place and have started to make the rounds by greeting your relatives.
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And you'll be glad for the shoes' cushiony treads as you make the rounds of museums, monuments and restaurants.
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Stephen Miller, President Trump's senior advisor for policy, will make the rounds on the Sunday-show circuit this week.
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Photos of the stranded vehicle started to make the rounds online and in news coverage, and by 1 p.m.
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Glosses and balms can take their own holiday vacation; it's time for your matte formulas to make the rounds.
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Following the interview, a website called the "Bowling Green Massacre Victims Fund" began to make the rounds on Twitter.
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So every year, public health agencies essentially make educated guesses on what strains and mutations will make the rounds.
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But things have changed dramatically since last October when the virus began to make the rounds in Brazil and elsewhere.
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Tillerson has quietly started to make the rounds on Capitol Hill, allaying concerns from some Russia hardliners such as Sen.
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We expected it to make the rounds within our community of friends and family and get a couple of laughs.
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Continuing to make the rounds, Judge Garland met later in the day with Senator Patrick J. Toomey, Republican of Pennsylvania.
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Videos of mobs breaking into shops, swarming onto trucks or fighting over products often make the rounds of social media.
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When celebs make the rounds promoting a movie, they field a constant stream of (often similar) questions from human interviewers.
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To formulate the flu vaccine, public health agencies essentially make early educated guesses on which strains will make the rounds.
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I did not watch, but later I saw his comments about late-term abortion make the rounds on social media.
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Illustration: Randall MunroeEvery now and then, viral internet stories make the rounds spreading wild claims about some upcoming astronomical event.
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Videos of mobs breaking into shops, swarming onto trucks or fighting over products often make the rounds on social media.
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So every year, public health agencies essentially make educated guesses as to what strains and mutations will make the rounds.
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The bootlegs would make the rounds through tape trading communities before they would be officially released by a local record label.
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They appear on podcasts and do video tours and make the rounds on late-night comedy shows, and a lot more.
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But the President values people who can make the rounds on cable television to defend the administration, as Cohn often did.
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The meeting comes as Zuckerberg continues to make the rounds in Washington, D.C., to defend his company amid escalating government scrutiny.
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Ahead of flu season, public health agencies make educated guesses as to what strains and mutations they think will make the rounds.
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If there is a desire for a bench filled with younger up-and-comers, Biden's name somehow continues to make the rounds.
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This one didn't quite make the rounds, but one single tweet forever commemorates the moment someone dropped their glove at MoMA PS1.
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Lutheran Church Charities sent 12 golden retrievers from its K-9 Comfort Dogs team to make the rounds of hospitals, churches and vigils.
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I firmly believe that the steps that we're taking will extend the time that it takes for the virus to make the rounds.
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Every Tuesday morning, I fill up an old wine bottle with water and make the rounds, finding that my pothos have always survived.
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Anti-Trump donors, ranging from tech CEO Meg Whitman to associates of hedge funder Paul Singer, are expected to make the rounds, sources said.
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Masscob, an under-the-radar Spanish label, hits the right notes with a gold midi that's ready to make the rounds of holiday parties.
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Astrid Riecken/Getty Images Senator Elizabeth Warren's fiery rebukes of Wall Street, Republicans, and President Donald Trump have been known to make the rounds online.
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In February 2016, consultants for McKinsey and BCG escorted five emissaries from the Saudi royal court to make the rounds of think tanks in Washington.
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Sick of seeing the meme make the rounds, biology teacher Grace Pokela decided to use actual science to issue an expert clapback that's now gone viral.
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But when a journalist points a camera their way just as their trip to Fiji is canceled, they have no choice but to make the rounds.
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Mr. Rau is now editing the movie and he said it would make the rounds of film festivals before its theatrical release a year from now.
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Top 2020 Democratic presidential candidates will make the rounds on the Sunday network show circuit to make their case as the New Hampshire primary approaches this Tuesday.
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Red carpet beauty looks that make the rounds online and get printed in magazines have a tendency to fall on one side of a very diverse spectrum.
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But he pointed out that even if you have a separate workspace or even a private office, it's still possible for a virus to make the rounds.
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New Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Alex Azar will make the rounds in the coming week on Capitol Hill to defend the Trump administration's proposed budget.
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The nonpartisan fact-checking site PolitiFact has rated false claims from politicians including John O'Bannon and activists like John Stemberger, but the lie continues to make the rounds.
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" Republican National Committee chairman and incoming White House chief of staff Reince Priebus will also make the rounds, appearing on ABC's "This Week" and NBC's "Meet the Press.
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According to a source who saw the president make the rounds of the room at Mar-a-Lago, Trump spent a substantial amount of time talking to Grenell.
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Please, stop everything and direct your attention to the biggest news item to make the rounds over Labor Day weekend—the most absolutely bonkers road rage video ever.
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Inspired by the results, Taft and deSouza would make the rounds on Capitol Hill to educate policymakers on the importance of being able to quickly diagnose sick children.
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They used to make the rounds in a sedan until the sheer volume of packages delivered up the hill each week required them to upgrade to a truck.
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A screenplay about the birth of Snapchat has just been crowned the most-liked script to make the rounds in Hollywood this year, according to an annual industry list.
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In many souvenir shops on High Street, near the famed castle, reporters and photographers make the rounds alongside the royal enthusiasts who are there to buy wedding-themed merchandise.
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The White House, which has offered varying reasons for Comey's dismissal, will not be sending a member from its communications department to make the rounds on this week's shows.
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Some chefs make the rounds and glad-hand, but Nakayama emerges to greet only one table at a time, for a brief exchange of gratitude before each diner leaves.
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The first to make the rounds were Rhett & Link (Rhett McLaughlin and Charles Lincoln "Link" Neal) who took home the Streamy for best comedy show for Good Mythical Morning.
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As they make the rounds of Parliament this week, her proxies have made a forceful case for letting go of unrealistic hopes — and the risks that go with them.
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After seeing the post make the rounds online and realizing that the "tiny 17 year old girl thirsting so goddamn hard" was indeed her, she decided to come clean.
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As this legacy act nears the half-century mark, the members continue to make the rounds minus the band's founder and creative center, Maurice White, who died in 2016.
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What's new is the blatancy of the packaging and delivery in this year's handouts, and how gangs make sure photos of their generosity make the rounds on social media.
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Chris Harrison then told Daniel he only had a little bit of time to make the rounds meeting women before having to choose one on whom to bestow his rose.
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Particularly for a tech startup, even a health care startup, it costs next to nothing, so I don't think they have to go out and make the rounds for VCs.
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In tests on mice, a synthesized version of the molecule was successful at killing a variety of influenza viruses, namely the H1 pandemic strains that make the rounds each year.
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You get the sense, watching Ngoc Lan run her housecleaning business and make the rounds handing out food to her neediest neighbors, that she's a woman without time to waste.
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I know you've probably got to make the rounds, but I didn't want to regret not coming over and introducing myself — and letting you know that your app is genius.
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As "and I oop" memes make the rounds online yet again, let us take time to marvel over some of the best jokes based off of the mood-changing three words.
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But Gris came to inhabit Cornell's thoughts in the fall of 19403, a time when you could still make the rounds of the Manhattan galleries in the space of an afternoon.
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After wrapping up the press tour for Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time in... Hollywood, Pitt is starting to make the rounds for his newest and much-anticipated film, Ad Astra.
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Keep in mind, too, as you make the rounds of all those cocktail parties, that often the people we think of as the best conversationalists are in fact the best listeners.
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In December, they plan to make the rounds at the Celebration Bowl in Atlanta, which pits the MEAC and SWAC champions against each other and is essentially black college football's national championship.
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The Londoner is famous especially for the tradition of the downhill winners, and other racers, stopping by late on the night following the big race, after they make the rounds in town.
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In the following days, he posted photos with a number of high-profile Republican lawmakers, appearing to make the rounds on Capitol Hill with key lawmakers and documenting his efforts on social media.
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Babin said he had been able to make the rounds in his Texas congressional district during the crisis, but the flooding on Wednesday stopped him from being able to meet with his constituents.
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A few other high-flying companies are scheduled to make the rounds at one-on-one meetings, even if they're not formally presenting to the Goldman community: Slack, Opendoor and Wish, for instance.
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An alarming news item began to make the rounds in November, just in time to ruin the holidays: Glitter is not good for the environment, and some people are trying to ban it.
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The midwest and the East Coast are now experiencing a jump in flu activity, particularly the rate of infections for the influenza B viruses, which tend to make the rounds later in the season.
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Election time is finally here (go vote), and for some inexplicable reason, it's inspiring a bunch of decades-old comedy characters to dust themselves off and make the rounds on the late-night circuit.
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Republican National Convention Chair Reince Priebus will make the rounds on the Sunday shows to discuss the likelihood the Wisconsin Republican will unite behind Trump, a conservative he admittedly has many policy differences with.
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Glued to my seat, I sat…Read more ReadTwo years later, in War for Planet of the Apes, a second wave of the Simian Flu began to make the rounds, but in a mutated form.
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The goofy, bungled snowmen with face-loads of garbage that players can create tend to make the rounds on social media in the winter months, which makes them even more recognizable than the game's reptilian protagonist.
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Asia Tail had already assembled a curatorial team with a mission statement, and had identified dream artists for the exhibition longlist, when early rumblings of the King Street Station redevelopment project began to make the rounds.
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The comedian said that although he had a feeling that his tear-jerking speech would make the rounds on the internet, he had no idea that it would grab headlines about health care across the country.
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But here's the good news: Electric school buses are already starting to make the rounds in California and New York State, and, under recently announced pilot programs, could soon hit the roads in Illinois and Vermont.
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Pre-sorted waste is also handed to musical garbage trucks that make the rounds five nights a week, while citizens and businesses are encouraged to generate less waste, with stringent penalties for violations, waste experts said.
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As the T-Mobile and Sprint C.E.O.s make the rounds in Washington this week to pitch their $26.5 billion deal, three regulators have a role: • The Justice Department, which has been harder than expected on M.&A.
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But knowing that Lady Gaga will make the rounds next year, and probably receive multiple nominations for "A Star is Born," it seems likely that the 2019 season will bring with it a renewed sense of theatricality.
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Three days a week, he and other volunteers of the RomAmoR (RomeLove) association he founded make the rounds of food markets and bakeries for contributions from retailers who help him live out his dream of feeding the homeless.
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These images are part of a battlefield video that was shared with The New York Times on Friday and that, thanks to Congolese human rights activists, has begun to make the rounds on Facebook and other social media.
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Hours after the photo began to make the rounds on Twitter, Rubio responded from his account, saying he had just learned of the photo and would open his own investigation to expose what really happened during his encounter with Trump.
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Tech leaders make the rounds: On his first trip to the forum, Tim Cook, the Apple chief executive, met with world leaders, including President Jair Bolsonaro of Brazil and Dubai's crown prince, Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum.
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It quickly began to make the rounds online, circulating first through Black Twitter and then appearing in an Ariana Grande video before crossing over to mainstream beauty articles about how to make sure your own eyebrows were also on fleek.
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A few of the machines make the rounds of trash stations used by staff on the second floor of X's home in a converted mall in Mountain View, practicing their navigation skills and sorting recycling from compostables and landfill waste.
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After, obviously, first checking the New Yorker webpage to see what my colleagues have written, I make the rounds of the websites I like (Talking Points Memo is a favorite) and of the Twitter feeds of political writers I admire.
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After their images of the tents started to make the rounds, the company promoted its Tesla data sets — which primarily focus on car counts based on images of Tesla's parking lots, and range in the hundreds of dollars — on Twitter as well.
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Earlier this year, she reportedly made an album in a weekend, and now, as End of Year lists make the rounds and everyone starts to wrap up for the holidays, she's threatening to drop another mixtape, just to fuck with us all.
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But why stop at a nearly week-long online campaign to "commemorate" joining a garbage social media platform—one that, against all odds, is actually worse than the cesspool medium Francesa works in—why not make the rounds on the morning television circuit.
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As for Hillary Clinton's campaign, strategically-placed surrogates in battleground states, including Virginia, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Florida and Colorado, will hold press conferences Tuesday and make the rounds of local media to press the case that Trump has not been a positive force for veterans.
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As Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter and senior military leaders make the rounds on Capitol Hill to support the president's fiscal year 2017 budget request, one critical line item in the battle must get special attention: defense of the American homeland from Russian cruise missile attacks.
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Morgan said one of the fun things about being the "Fast" screenwriter is that, during every movie, he'll make the rounds to all the trailers and talk to the talent about their characters and brainstorm their backstories and what they could be doing in the future.
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Pressed about whether Congress was doing enough as students from the Florida high school make the rounds on Capitol Hill to urge top leaders to take action, Ryan again pointed to the problems preventing the incident, saying there was "a colossal breakdown" at the local level.
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Previous ad takeovers have tended to "go for one day of shock and awe," Rushmore says; in Brandalism's case, hundreds of artworks are installed around a city under cover of night, photos make the rounds on social media, and then the art is usually removed by authorities.
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Also, the fake Denver Guardian piece had been published to Facebook over a week prior to Caulfield's post, giving it more time to make the rounds than several of the real trending stories that Caulfield did use in his analysis, which were published much later than the fake one.
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While candidates traditionally make the rounds with various editorial boards to state their case for an endorsement, Trump's meeting with the Times burst into public view when BuzzFeed News reported that Trump — while speaking off the record — called into question whether he would stand by his own immigration views.
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Doncic soon learned from his agent that the Mavericks were trading for his rights, but the deal was not official when he began to make the rounds for interviews with ESPN and NBA TV, and one for an in-house crew, which was aired live on the jumbotrons.
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The pair continued to make the rounds the following week, as Davidson joined Grande for her intimate "Sweetener sessions," where Davidson introduced Grande at shows in N.Y.C., Chicago and L.A. In between those fan concerts, Davidson professed his love for Grande during a campus Q&A with students at Auburn University.
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A few candidates were expected to make the rounds here, including Bernie Sanders, who (per Twitter) was given a bag of mesclun by an admirer before he headed north to Ames for a rally at Iowa State University, in the same venue where I watched Elizabeth Warren a day earlier.
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For example, former U.N. Ambassador Samantha PowerSamantha Jane PowerWe've lost sight of the real scandal Congress should defy Dan Coats' last request on phone surveillance Sunday shows preview: Democratic candidates make the rounds after debate MORE or someone acting in her name requested unmaskings of Americans more than 260 times.
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Photo: APSaudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman and his entourage are likely the reason one of Silicon Valley's highest-tier hotels is closed to the public this week, Recode reported, as the prince continues to make the rounds in a marathon spree of meetings with some of the United States' most powerful people.
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The short will air on the BBC on March 24 and will very likely make the rounds online immediately after, though you can also catch it on NBC on May 25 during the U.S. version of Red Nose Day, which, like the UK original, uses comedy to raise money for children's charities.
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But as I watched her make the rounds of the property, conferring with assistants and checking on the artists bent over the kiln, she projected a regal serenity, asking questions and waiting patiently for the answer before responding in a cadence she once conceded has a bit of Valley Girl in it.
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Still, surrogates are continuing to make the rounds in key upcoming contests, and volunteers may be encouraged to head to states like Illinois and Georgia to help with activities like door-knocking, according to Dick Harpootlian, a South Carolina state senator and a Biden supporter who has been in touch with the campaign.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE will also make the rounds to discuss the results of Saturday's three Democratic contests in Alaska, Hawaii and Washington state.
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As members of the U.S. Senate argued over the rules for President Trump's impeachment trial Tuesday — a day so historic that one senator fell asleep — one little-known guideline started to make the rounds on social media, leaving more than a few outsiders to wonder whether the entire chamber is in the pocket of Big Dairy.
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But after President Obama's United Nations ambassador, Samantha PowerSamantha Jane PowerWe've lost sight of the real scandal Congress should defy Dan Coats' last request on phone surveillance Sunday shows preview: Democratic candidates make the rounds after debate MORE, testified that someone else made unmasking requests using her name, there seemed to be a conspicuous lack of curiosity.
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RNC Chairman Reince Priebus will make the rounds on the Sunday shows to discuss the upcoming Wisconsin primary, the likelihood of a contested convention and answer questions about his meeting with GOP front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE's top diplomat was set to make the rounds on the Sunday news shows just hours after the president revealed that he had canceled the meeting between top Taliban leadership and Afghanistan's president.
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Defense Secretary Mark EsperMark EsperState Department cancels two classified congressional briefings on Iran, embassy security The Hill's 28503:22020 Report: Pelosi names impeachment managers as focus shifts to Senate The Hill's Morning Report - Trump trial questions; civil Democratic debate MORE and national security advisor Robert O'Brien will make the rounds on network Sunday talk shows this week, as America waits to see what the Trump administration's next move regarding Iran will be.
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While he will not meet with President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on his visit, he will make the rounds of New York think tanks and financial firms to try to reassure analysts and investors that Turkey remains committed to rule-of-law and is open for business.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers MORE will make the rounds on this week's Sunday talk shows as he continues to defend President TrumpDonald John TrumpPence: Intelligence shows Iran directing militias not to attack U.S. targets Mnuchin aims to wait until end of 2020 to disclose Secret Service costs for Trump's travel: report Pressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment MORE's decision to kill top Iranian military official Gen.
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Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarHillicon Valley: Zuckerberg to meet with lawmakers | Big tech defends efforts against online extremism | Trump attends secretive Silicon Valley fundraiser | Omar urges Twitter to take action against Trump tweet Omar asks Twitter what it's doing in response to Trump spreading 'lies that put my life at risk' Trump seeks to expand electoral map with New Mexico rally MORE (D-Minn.) and Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Schiff says Trump intel chief won't comply with subpoena over whistleblower Sunday shows - Guns dominate after Democratic debate MORE (D-Calif.), former U.N. Ambassador Samantha PowerSamantha Jane PowerWe've lost sight of the real scandal Congress should defy Dan Coats' last request on phone surveillance Sunday shows preview: Democratic candidates make the rounds after debate MORE, former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.
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