In 2011 she parted with fellow Democrats to join Gov.
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Not every senator, however, completely parted with electronic devices: Sens.
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He parted with them, he says, as an act of self-preservation.
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Liv Tyler has parted with her longtime home in the West Village.
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They parted with a firm handshake and a promise to meet again.
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We've begun to implement changes, we've reassigned people and parted with people.
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But before Kefalos parted with the bird, Mek laid her first egg.
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In addition to Gordon, the Browns parted with former first-round pick Corey Coleman.
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The company's march to fame comes after the company parted with eBay in 2015.
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The Rangers have parted with two of their highest point scorers from last season.
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On Wednesday, they met until late into the night but parted with no agreement.
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The university has also parted with its head strength coach, Rick Court, Evans said.
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Officials estimated that 5,000 victims had parted with a total of more than $26 million.
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In June, five-times major champion Phil Mickelson parted with Jim Mackay after 25 years.
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He thought he had parted with the owners on good terms, trading hugs and kisses.
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They parted with some issues unresolved, most prominently a decades-old dispute over softwood lumber.
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FAILED DRAFT PICKS The Ravens parted with Perriman, the team's first-round pick in 2015.
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Deutsche Bank had repaid the tax, changed its internal processes and parted with the staff involved.
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About 240,22014 people, mostly French, parted with more than $232 million before the stamps proved worthless.
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And, as a result, 57 percent say they parted with money they hadn't planned to spend.
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The WhatsApp conversation suggested — at least in tone — that he had parted with K. on pleasant terms.
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He was admired in Italy, during his two seasons there; the club parted with him only begrudgingly.
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They parted with a handshake, Trump saying "You take care, I'll see you soon" into Kanye's ear.
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Butler shared the emotional roller coaster he went through as he parted with his beloved beard on Instagram.
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This may come as a shock, but Ariana Grande has finally parted with her long-time signature hairstyle.
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In recent years, top museums have parted with such prized relics and repatriated Cambodian artefacts to their homeland.
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Odom parted with the rings while he was experiencing issues with his wife at the time, Khloe Kardashian.
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The Redskins claimed Foster off of waivers when the San Francisco 49ers parted with the troubled linebacker last season.
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Another likely candidate is opposition leader Henri Falcon, a former state governor who parted with the socialists in 2010.
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Priests in ceremonial garb of white robes and yellow stoles briefly parted with their hard hats during the communion.
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I parted with Senator Schumer's office on good terms and have nothing but the fondest memories of my time there.
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Then she parted with her label, and at 30, Speech Debelle decided that she was finished with the music business.
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Mr. Kamal parted with Mr. Hussain in March, a move widely believed to have the support of the paramilitary Rangers.
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Last week, billionaire entrepreneur Oprah Winfrey parted with Klimt's Portrait of Adele Block-Bauer II for an estimated $150 million dollars.
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He parted with longtime coach Boris Becker last month and lost his No. 1 spot in the world to Andy Murray.
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Carson parted with a handful of top advisers, including his campaign manager, Barry Bennett, at the turn of the new year.
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Leading this drive was Alice Paul, who parted with the National American Woman Suffrage Association to adopt a more forceful approach.
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But unlike the Penguins, the Oilers actually had it in spades before Chiarelli parted with it for 60 cents on the dollar.
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Sports Briefing | Sports Media Fox Sports named Paul Azinger its lead golf analyst, a week after the company parted with Greg Norman.
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The French actress parted with close to 130 one-of-a-kind styles crafted for her by close friend Yves Saint Laurent.
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The Bears parted with two first-round picks and four total draft picks for Mack and a second-round selection in 2020.
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After all, the nail salon and the gym are the two places where we've inadvertently parted with the most of our rings.
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Milwaukee parted with Jason Kidd in January and assistant coach Joe Prunty served the rest of the season as interim head coach.
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In some cases, as when he gave military leaders a free hand in fighting terrorism, he has willingly parted with these obligations.
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Julian Edelman parted with his legendary playoff face warmer this week -- and the person wielding the shears was none other than Ellen DeGeneres!
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Responding to the verdict, Deutsche Bank said that it had repaid the tax, changed its internal processes and parted with the staff involved.
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He parted with the property at a slight loss, as he purchased the home five years ago from Meryl Streep for $4.8 million.
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Peterson dismissed the sale as any sign, saying he parted with his condo to have additional equity to expand his farm in Minnesota.
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Last week, two days after finishing in a tie for fourth at the British Open, McIlroy parted with the caddie J. P. Fitzgerald.
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Smith had worn the patch since leaving the Army, more than 40 years earlier, but parted with it as a gift to Obama.
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It parted with Chief Executive Eric Olsen last year after it acknowledged paying armed groups to keep a factory running in war-torn Syria.
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Naspers resisted the urge to sell until March 2018 when it parted with two percent of the firm in exchange for around $9.8 billion.
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He was replaced on the roster by Young-jin "Gamsu" Noh, who is one of four players the Dragons have parted with this offseason.
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While some people feel the pain of having lost $22,2400, $22017,000 or $100,000, Jeff Bezos parted with $7 billion, at least on paper, overnight.
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Last year, Acura sold a grand total of 1,478 of them while BMW parted with 32,408 103-Series and Mercedes sold 46,740 E-Classes.
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Several other Uber shareholders sold much of their holdings, including Menlo Ventures, which parted with a percentage of its holdings similar to what Kalanick did.
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Then there was Diana, Princess of Wales, who never parted with her high-waisted denim collection and could make even '80s-era athleisure look expensive.
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Despite modest success with his 216 debut album Schizophrenic — and the album's first single, "Some Girls Dance with Women" — Chasez parted with Jive Records in 27.
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Gantz, whose party leadership includes two other former chiefs of staff, has not significantly parted with the prime minister's policies regarding Iran and other Israeli foes.
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The Islanders parted with longtime general manager Garth Snow and head coach Doug Weight while bracing for the potential departure of star free agent John Tavares.
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Two years ago, Georgia Hilmer, a photographer and model, and Lexie Smith, a baker and artist, parted with their then-boyfriends, who happened to live together.
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After the French Open, Sock parted with his coach, Jay Berger, and began working with Mark Knowles, a Bahamian who won three Grand Slam doubles titles.
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Emma Marsh parted with A$500 ($377) when her pet goldfish Courage presented with the life threatening condition of "mouth-blocked-by-pebble," the Courier Mail reported.
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Tidal hired Richard Sanders, the former president of Kobalt Music Group, as CEO last August after it parted with its former chief Jeff Toig in May 2017.
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"It's just been a really fun dream process," Bryant told PeopleStyle before flying out to L.A. for the ceremony [where she parted with winner Kate McKinnon, pictured].
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The Vikings also parted with a fourth-round draft pick in 2018 that can become a third-rounder or a second-rounder based on how they finish.
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Here are some books that never made it back to my room, and I hope it's because they are loved and couldn't bear to be parted with.
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I've tucked away a few balms and sheer tints for low-maintenance days, and I've parted with fancy bullets that look cooler than the color they deliver.
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He once complained, however, that he missed a drawing by Henri Matisse that he'd recently parted with — I think it went to the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
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Still, the Heat, playing their home opener in the first year since they parted with Dwyane Wade (Chicago Bulls) and Chris Bosh (illness), had little firepower beyond Whiteside.
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The Vikings parted with kicker Daniel Carlson in what head coach Mike Zimmer described as an easy decision after Carlson failed to deliver in overtime at Green Bay.
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She parted with Scientology in 21994, turned off by the religion's weird theology, and the next year she joined the Los Angeles District Attorney's office as a prosecutor.
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But he ran out of chances with the Browns, who parted with the troubled wide receiver following multiple suspensions and repeated violations of the league's substance-abuse policy.
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How the CEO fared: Endo parted with ways with CEO Rajiv de Silva in September, but not before paying him more than $19 million in cash and stock.
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As part of the auction by Sotheby's Australia, Crowe parted with an eclectic mix of items and movie souvenirs collected during his nine-year marriage to Danielle Spencer.
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WASHINGTON — When last they saw each other six weeks ago after the ceremonial passing of power, President Trump and former President Barack Obama parted with smiles and handshakes.
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In his first year as president, Donald Trump parted with top-level staff at a higher rate than his five most recent predecessors, according to a recent study.
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The Chicago Cubs also parted with Maddon, who spent decades with the Angels' organization before leaving to guide the Tampa Bay Rays and the Cubs to the World Series.
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We learned (kind of uselessly, I would come to realize once I parted with my virginity) how to make a dental dam by slicing up a condom with scissors.
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In November he sold a 73-storey skyscraper on Hong Kong island for $5.2bn, and since 2013 has parted with $3bn-worth of commercial properties in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou.
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While Trump has parted with long-term advisers such as Roger Stone and former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, his family has consolidated power and laid the foundations for increased influence.
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They parted with a mutual exchange of reading matter – the Pope gave Trump his writings on various issues, including the environment; Trump, unusually humble, gave books by Martin Luther King.
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By the end of the trip, I was convinced I had a friend for life, and Amy and I parted with tearful hugs and promises to visit one another soon.
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Bobsled: Jaime Lowe writes about bobsled driver Seun Adigun, who parted with the U.S. to present her home country of Nigeria — the first African nation to ever compete in the event.
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In 2015, she parted with many Democrats by criticizing then-President Barack Obama for refusing to use the term "Islamic extremism" to describe members of Islamic State and other militant groups.
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Keith Richards, the Rolling Stones guitarist, finally sold his Greenwich Village duplex penthouse, while Paul Waaktaar-Savoy, a guitarist in the Norwegian pop band A-ha, parted with his SoHo home.
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Jay Cutler, who parted with the Chicago Bears after eight seasons, agreed on Monday to delay his network television career and signed a one-year, $10 million contract to replace Tannehill.
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Just before that, Paramore announced that it had parted with its longtime bassist, Jeremy Davis, who in a lawsuit invoked claims that have long dogged the band, and especially Ms. Williams.
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Gettleman also rescinded the franchise tag to set free All-Pro cornerback Josh Norman last summer without compensation and previously parted with locker room favorites such as running back DeAngelo Williams.
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After the game, McCreery was among several of the players who lingered to sign autographs and take selfies with fans, and he parted with his game jersey at one youngster s request.
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During the day, Mr. Seinfeld parted with a light-yellow 1974 Porsche 183 Carrera 3.0 built for the IROC racing series (for $2.31 million) and a 1959 Porsche 718 RSK ($2.86 million).
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It seems like just yesterday that Dominique Lévy parted with Robert Mnuchin to open her own gallery, which she did in 2013 at 909 Madison Avenue, sharing the space with Galerie Perrotin.
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She had begun quilting seriously in her 40s and when her work started to attract attention, she used a pseudonym, fought hard to maintain her privacy and rarely parted with her pieces.
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After losing three consecutive matches from January to March, Sharapova parted with her longtime coach Sven Groeneveld and replaced him with Thomas Hogstedt, who had worked with her from 224 to 211.
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"Beauty and the Beast" also parted with Disney's princess formula — she saves him — and it has come to symbolize a creatively fertile period from 1989 to 1999 known as the Disney Renaissance.
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The unusual move toward a trio of creative talents signals a new era for the fashion house, which last year parted with Massimiliano Giornetti, who was its creative director across all categories.
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If you are forcibly parted with something on the way into a domestic flight, said Lisa Farbstein, a spokeswoman for the Transportation Security Administration in Arlington, Va., it goes in the trash.
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Seriously, it works so well with my skin that when I traveled without it for four days in November, I started noticing some bumpy texture — rest assured I haven't parted with it since.
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The money also led to arguments among group members, who complained that Flash was being paid more for shows than they were, and briefly parted with him to work with Mr. Mandes instead.
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The reality: The handheld console was cheap and nasty, and many who parted with their money for it soon remembered just how little fun a whole bunch of Neo Geo games actually were.
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After school on Tuesday, June 4, 1996, I went to Record Town, parted with a stack of single-dollar bills, made the long walk home, and put Load in my Sony boom box.
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The Jets fired Todd Bowles after three seasons with the team on Monday, the same day the Cardinals parted with Steve Wilks at the end of a 3-13 campaign, his only season in Arizona.
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The Newport Beach-based firm has parted with several top executives it hired to help compete more strongly in other asset classes, including Virginie Maisonneuve, and Neel Kashkari, who is now Minneapolis Federal Reserve President.
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The Hawks parted with picks No. 8 (Texas center Jaxson Hayes), No. 17 (Virginia Tech guard Nickeil Alexander-Walker) and No. 35 (Brazil forward Marcos Louzada Silva) this year, plus Cleveland's 763 first-round pick.
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Fox News, despite having parted with Mr. Ailes and Mr. O'Reilly after allegations of sexually inappropriate behavior against both men, has also been banging the drum against NBC executives and their handling of Mr. Lauer.
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Since 2000, the government has parted with 133 lighthouses: Preservationists have received 78 of them at no cost, and 55 have been auctioned to the public, the General Services Administration said in a news release.
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"Luxuries like private jets are often the first things to be parted with as the companies can no longer afford or justify them," said James Coak, vice president of international business development for Titan Aviation.
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But in the early stages after a natural disaster, a person will still be mourning the loss of their house, family member, heirlooms, or pets, or whatever it is that they parted with, Dr. Baladerian says.
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The Newport Beach, California-based firm has parted with several top executives it hired to help compete more strongly in other asset classes, including Virginie Maisonneuve, and Neel Kashkari, who is now Minneapolis Federal Reserve President.
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The complaint does not allege that Claiborne agreed to take any specific action for the undercover agent, but says she parted with him "on friendly terms" and "readily agreed" not to discuss the conversation with anyone.
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The UFO researcher who sold bits of 'exotic' metal to former Blink-182 singer turned UFO mogul Tom DeLonge for $35,000 explained to Motherboard why she parted with the artifact and what will happen to it now.
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Russia's fourth-biggest grocery chain, struggling to win shoppers and increase profits against a weak economic backdrop, parted with its long-serving CEO in December and named Pedro Manuel Pereira Da Silva as his successor in March.
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The Dolphins have parted with multiple starters since the end of the preseason, dealing left tackle Laremy Tunsil and wide receiver Kenny Stills to the Houston Texans and shipping linebacker Kiko Alonso to the New Orleans Saints.
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The idea that techies favor an Ayn Randian worldview hardened into a trope last year when the investor Peter Thiel, one of Silicon Valley's few actual libertarians, parted with most others in tech to back Mr. Trump.
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Because this show loves to dismantle the tropes of '80s TV and movies almost as much as it loves to reference them, Nancy parted with the jock with the great hair (Joe Keery's Steve) and starts dating Jonathan.
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After Flynn parted with his Covington defense team, Robert Kelner and Steven Anthony, last June and signed on with Powell and a new set of defense lawyers, prosecutors abandoned plans to have Flynn testify at the Rafiekian trial.
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Then they release an update a month or so down the road and add all that micro-transaction junk in once the dust has settled, the Metacritic score has been secured, and the cash has been parted with.
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There were far too many people to fly in a single trip: on the first flight, a husband parted with his 7-year-old son, wife and her parents when there was no room left on board, Lowe said.
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Photos not only show potential buyers what they're getting themselves into, but they also act as insurance for you: They show the condition of the gadget as it is before you parted with it, including any marks or scuffs.
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CLEVELAND INDIANS Cleveland shed Allen and Miller from its bullpen, and also parted with eight different hitters who started in the playoffs: Yonder Alonso, Michael Brantley, Melky Cabrera, Yandy Diaz, Josh Donaldson, Edwin Encarnacion, Yan Gomes and Brandon Guyer.
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From Julianne Hough to Carey Mulligan and Mandy Moore, so many A-listers have parted with their extensions in anticipation of beach season — and it just so happens they all went for the same exact chop: a short, chin-skimming bob.
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" Kobach campaign shake-up: Consultant, aide are out as race intensifies - The Wichita Eagle : " Kris Kobach has parted with a key consultant and a longtime aide, part of a campaign shakeup as the race for governor enters an intense summer period.
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Downplaying the fact that the Browns parted with former first-round pick Corey Coleman and 2013 All-Pro Josh Gordon, Jackson said the Browns are going to lean on the wide receivers in the building to get the job done.
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Jeffrey Tambor, who parted with his Amazon series "Transparent" amid allegations of sexual harassment, is returning to "Arrested Development" in his role as patriarch George Bluth Sr. "Arrested Development" became a cult classic after running on Fox from 2003 to 2006.
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"For far too long, many big companies have been getting away with harmful trading practices which lead to poor services and confusion among customers who have parted with their hard-earned cash," Prime Minister Theresa May said in a statement.
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Although Trump says she advises her father behind the scenes, she has rarely spoken out on controversial issues or parted with her father publicly, largely keeping her head down and focusing on her portfolio of women's economic empowerment and workforce development.
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She might have given her heart to investment banker James Matthews, but attending a charity dinner on the eve of Valentine's weekend, it was her heart-shaped bag that Pippa Middleton happily parted with – all in the name of charity.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers, who just parted with one of the best-respected executives in the league after three straight trips to the NBA Finals, are owned by possibly the only man alive possible of spoiling the blessing that is LeBron James.
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Like Day-Lewis's Woodcock, James, who viewed his work more as sculpture than articles of clothing, only parted with his confections when they were perfect, and he was perfectly satisfied — a reason why his clients frequently commissioned items years in advance.
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The higher court agreed that Mr. Grünbaum had not voluntarily parted with his collection, despite signed documents, including a power of attorney supposedly given to his wife, and that essentially the Nazis had stolen it from him before his imprisonment.
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The end results are modest (in some episodes, it's not clear that the participants parted with much at all.) Yet the goal is surprisingly ambitious: Give every item a place to call home and you can organize the junk drawer out of existence.
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In a 2004 ruling in another case, Kennedy parted with his conservative colleagues to suggest that if partisan gerrymandering went too far, violating the Constitution, courts may have to step in if a "workable standard" for deciding when to do that could be found.
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Ms. Gund is confirming that sale now, revealing that she parted with the painting (for what was actually $165 million, including fees) for a specific purpose: to create a fund that supports criminal justice reform and seeks to reduce mass incarceration in the United States.
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Sears over the years spun off clothing manufacturer Lands' End and parted with 235 of its best stores for $2.7 billion to a company Lampert created called Seritage Growth Properties Drain intervened multiple times to urge Sears advisers and Lampert's negotiators to keep working toward a deal.
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As part of the deal, Murdoch parted with the 20th Century Fox television and movie studio, leading to an unusual situation: The new Fox company still owns a national broadcast television network and 28 local stations, but no longer has a studio to produce shows for them.
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Sears over the years spun off clothing manufacturer Lands' End and parted with 235 of its best stores for $2.7 billion to a company Lampert created called Seritage Growth Properties Drain intervened multiple times to urge Sears advisers and Lampert's negotiators to keep working toward a deal.
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Last year's French Open champion, Simona Halep, and the Wimbledon champion, Angelique Kerber, parted with their coaches at the end of last season, meaning that the reigning champions of the past four Grand Slam events are no longer with the coaches who helped them to those titles.
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Valadao has at times parted with President 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.
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But the final moments of the fifth episode, "Freedom and Whiskey," sent Claire hurtling back to 1765 Edinburgh, some 20 years after she and Jamie last parted (with some tearful goodbye sex, natch), and through the door of the print shop Jamie has been running under the alias Alexander Malcolm.
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In January, Blaze repeated that the domain was "not for sale" and that people shouldn't both to contact him — as The Verge noted — however fast forward to July and he has parted with it after Monaco, a crypto project best-known for developing a crypto debit card, bought the domain in an undisclosed deal.
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Not since 1966 had the Steelers parted with a first-round draft selection, and if they were going to do so for Fitzpatrick, they had to believe that the team, led by a backup quarterback, would finish well enough that its pick would fall late in the round, or at least not in the top 93.
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To avoid the struggles of publicly traded cannabis companies like Canopy Growth and MedMen, startups need to be well-capitalizedMukpo said the company plans to move into series A fundraising next year, adding that Tokr looks to avoid the financial struggles of big, buzzy cannabis companies like MedMen, which recently parted with its chief marketing officer amid a stock slide, and Canopy Growth.
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Cashman parted with pitcher James Kaprielian, who underwent Tommy John surgery in April and will probably not pitch in the major leagues until 2019 at the earliest; outfielder Dustin Fowler, who ruptured his patella tendon in the first inning of his first big-league game in June; and infielder Jorge Mateo, who was no longer ranked as the top prospect in the Yankees' farm system.
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Though no actual bank accounts were harmed in the making of this story (we snagged products straight from the beauty closet), that big-time dollar figure represents just a sliver of the time and money that we've unknowingly parted with over the years while trying to find the blackest liquid eyeliner or a foundation that would not only match our skin tone, but would most closely mimic the look of skin itself.
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" Melville's first two books are narratives of his travels, " Typee ," published in 21863, and " Omoo ," in 18763, gripping adventure stories that made the young and dashing writer a celebrity, not least because of their lustiness, fifty shades of ocean spray, a quality not confined to his descriptions of half-naked Polynesian women, like Fayaway, in "Typee"—"Her full lips, when parted with a smile, disclosed teeth of a dazzling whiteness; and when her rosy mouth opened with a burst of merriment, they looked like the milk-white seeds of the 'arta,' a fruit of the valley, which, when cleft in twain, shows them reposing in rows on either side, embedded in the rich and juicy pulp"—but extending, as well, to the sea itself, the Pacific wind blowing "like a woman roused.
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