Governor Nathan Deal reached across the aisle — to Stacey Abrams.
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Yet her impact reached across space, time, and spheres of influence.
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"John slooowly reached across and turned off the radio," she said.
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Both campaigns conspicuously reached across party lines in their final pitches.
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And time and again, he reached across the aisle to the Democrats.
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It reached across studios to the very top of the A-list.
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She reached across the table and laid her hand over my hand.
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She has reached across all of the boundaries that everybody can understand.
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And they both reached across the aisle to achieve their policy goals.
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Inversely, when families suffered, the negative effects reached across the whole community.
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He reached across the table and placed his hand over the back of hers.
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With his other hand, the priest reached across and turned on the bedside light.
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He reached across the sofa and slowly lifted the denim strap to her shoulder.
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His music reached across all boundaries and carried him to all corners of the world.
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When he reached across her to get the one in the glove box, she flinched.
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Republican Caldwell Butler of Virginia and Democrat Barbara Jordan of Texas reached across the aisle.
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But, even though it's an American law, the effects will and already have reached across borders.
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"Jennifer's vibrancy, passion and love infused our community and reached across our country," the family said.
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Susan Collins reached across the aisle to back the Dems in shutting down the GOP's proposal.
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Carwash's tentacles reached across borders, landing former presidents and ministers from across Latin America in jail.
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He has reached across the aisle in a spirit of bipartisanship that is sorely lacking today.
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He reached across her lap for the Kenny May, filled both glasses, although neither was empty.
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He reached across the aisle to fix the country's health care system for veterans with independent Sen.
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She reached across borders and cast her light on the education of girls all over the world.
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McCain was regarded as a lawmaker that reached across the aisle to work civilly with his Democratic colleagues.
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But on Wednesday, members of Congress reached across the aisle to take on a common adversary: the press.
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Republicans and Democrats have just reached across the aisle to agree on one thing ... STOP STEALING NICKNAMES, TOM BRADY!!!!!
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He said he's worked for 25 years on this issue and has reached across the aisle during that time.
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She reached across the table to clutch his calloused hands, to examine that flimsy cell-block ring, to accept.
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It also argues that the judgement is consistent with previous decisions reached across Europe — including in France and the Netherlands.
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He reached across to his right to finger-tip away a shot from Emre Can midway through the second half.
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"His commitment to his constituents transcended partisanship and he often reached across the aisle to get things done," Obama said.
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I don't mean to suggest that politicians haven't always faced some degree of blowback when they reached across the aisle.
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But in the fourth inning, he actually reached across his body to grab the leg of Brewers shortstop Orlando Arcia.
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I reached across the aisle to a few people from my opponents' party who I thought had really terrific ideas.
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Their arms touched as the woman reached across Acosta's body to grab the microphone he was holding in his hand.
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They reached across the aisle to create nonpartisan tax-cut coalitions that succeeded in launching booms of 4 to 5 percent.
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So far, about 2,000 schools have incorporated this course and more than 2 million students have been reached across all Code.
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To capture the image, astronomers reached across intergalactic space to Messier 22017, or M87, a giant galaxy in the constellation Virgo.
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There was something beautiful about those people who reached across the divide of a timeline to say I was there with you.
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Readers who reached across party lines to vote for Senator John McCain during his Senate and presidential runs pay tribute to him.
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" She reached across the table, placed her hand in the crook of my elbow, and said "Don't worry, you can tell me anything.
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A seatbelt reached across her torso, riding up her neck and a mop of blonde hair stayed swept, for the moment, behind her ears.
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By contrast, where lawmakers have reached across the aisle and committed to addressing these complex challenges, there's a pervasive sense of hope and accomplishment.
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The woman continued caressing my arm with one hand, and then, with the other, reached across my stomach to hold hands with her man.
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CNN has previously reported how Beijing has reached across borders in its hunt for dissidents, working with cooperative governments to deport critics back to China.
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There remains a risk that EU legislative processes could be stalled if compromise can't be reached across a differently stripped spectrum of divergent political positions.
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Clinton entered the room, the mood turned from political gathering to rock concert as ecstatic supporters reached across bicycle gates, trying to touch her. Mrs.
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While there's still a long way to go until equality is reached across all fronts — many companies are actively implementing initiatives to bring about positive change.
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My significant other reached across the bed and, doing her best Roman Reigns impression, walloped me so hard in the arm that I immediately jolted awake.
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Leaders from across the political spectrum have reached across the political divide to work together for a fairer, more rational, and more humane criminal justice system.
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I told them I had just watched something sad but that I was O.K. My husband reached across the table, took my hand and kissed it.
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His career has been marked by accusations of racism, but he has also reached across the aisle on issues such as criminal justice reform and federal spending.
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Rabbi Berger reached across the seats and gathered the hands of his daughter Avigail, 16, and son Jonathan, 9, trying to reassure them, Avigail would later recall.
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But during Sunday Mass at St. Patrick's Cathedral, it seemed either the pontiff's message had not yet reached across the Atlantic or the churchgoers were not listening.
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What I was most impressed with in our years in the Senate together was she reached across party lines to try to build coalitions to get something done.
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More powerful than economic sanctions, more powerful than the pull and push of hardliners and moderates, a mother's love for her son reached across borders and war zones.
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Fans rushed the stage to bring him gifts, and in some songs he reached across the footlights to give handshakes while he sang about feeling lonely and alienated.
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In this moment right now, what if I reached across and just put my hand on your knee and forced you to have ... I've had people do that.
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Astronomers reached across intergalactic space to capture the photon eater some 55 million light-years away from Earth — but social media users see the black hole as something else entirely.
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We on the sun-bleached White House lawn could hardly believe our eyes when Rabin and Arafat, the Palestinian leader, reached across decades of war and enmity to shake hands.
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For years, the Kremlin's increasingly aggressive hackers have reached across the globe to hit targets with everything from simple phishing schemes to worms built from leaked NSA zero day vulnerabilities.
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"You know what I'd welcome the chance to do," Niall said, and reached across the warm, empty space between us and put his hand against my cheek—which startled me.
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Critics and human rights groups say that as the Saudi crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, expands his power, his government has increasingly reached across borders to keep expatriates in line.
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He cited times when Democrats and Republicans in Springfield reached across the aisle, singling out his work on an ethics reform bill with Kirk Dillard, who was a Republican state senator.
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"Elijah Cummings reached across party lines trying to help my brother get his military benefits, and Mitch McConnell was one of the persons he reached out to," Rankin told the Post.
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ATLANTA — Inside the Cobb Galleria Centre, a vast conference hall here, David Scott, the licensing director for Disney Theatrical Productions, reached across a chest-high cube for a round, golden sticker.
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Cast for the first time into the forefront of the war, urban anti-Communist political observers were roused to action, and they reached across deep-seated political, regional and religious divides.
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WASHINGTON — As tears streamed down his face, President Obama on Tuesday condemned the gun violence that has reached across the United States and vowed to curb the bloodshed with or without Congress.
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"The telemarketing enterprise sold false and fictitious business opportunities as part of a scheme that reached across the United States and Canada and generated in excess of $20 million in fraudulent sales."
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Officials said the indictment, which included seven murder conspiracies, drug trafficking and weapons sales, capped a sprawling two-year investigation that reached across the country and up and down the Eastern Seaboard.
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What to watch: As we've seen from the massive corruption scandals that have reached across borders and affected much of the continent over the past few years, South America's politics are deeply intertwined.
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On fourth-and-goal from the 2-yard line, Richardson reached across Detroit safety Tavon Wilson with his left hand while Wilson, who was flagged for pass interference, pinned down Richardson's right arm.
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The mandatory health screening of every arriving passenger had not yet kicked in, panic had not yet reached across Europe where thousands suddenly realized, it may be now or never to get back.
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Led by Natural Resources Committee Chairman Raul Grijalva, House Democrats reached across the aisle as well to pass a permanent reauthorization of the Land and Water Conservation Fund to protect America's public lands.
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For example, politicians have reached across the political divide to push for the Equal Rights Amendment to the US Constitution, legislation aimed at protecting women's rights and prohibiting discrimination on the basis of sex.
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Today, the effects of the console gender shift have reached across the timeline: by all appearances, every console before the GameCube has transitioned to feminine articles, going back to 8-bit systems and beyond.
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In December he sat down in the Pig 'N' Whistle bar in Manhattan with Matt McCarthy, a host of a webcast called Rugby Wrap Up. McCarthy reached across the table and palpated Schoninger's arm.
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He has jailed women's rights activists, locked up businessmen and rival royals, and has reached across borders to keep Saudi expatriates in line, significantly raising the stakes of speaking out, even in foreign countries.
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Silhouettes were as attenuated as a pen and ink drawing or drowned in enormous volumes; glittering rats chased their tails around Victorian coats; phantom hands reached across taffeta gowns; satin cracked from side to side.
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The deal would be the second time in a week that the president has reached across the aisle to deal directly with top congressional Democrats — to the chagrin of some members of his own party.
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The new functionalities come shortly after Amazon reached across the tech aisle to Apple to allow iCloud calendar support, making Alexa even more useful for those looking to hack their productivity with their digital assistants.
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Obama has been a member, he has not reached across party lines to accomplish anything significant, nor has he been willing to take on powerful interest groups in the Democratic Party to get something done.
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By the time you read about the New York Times deliberately downplaying Nazi atrocities, the full scope of the apathy emerges, and you realize that Nazis were aided by an indifference that reached across continents.
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Taylor leaped and reached across the goal line to score a touchdown on fourth-and-goal at the 1-yard line to put the Bills ahead 27-27 on the first play of the fourth quarter.
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The Folk Nation was started by Larry Hoover, and he was the leader of the Gangster Disciples, and he was in prison at the time and reached across racial lines to create a sort-of alliance.
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Sheikh, a tiny woman wearing a salwar kameez, showed up for her recent checkup, Dr. Udwadia grinned and reached across the table to shake her hand, unable to contain his excitement as he reviewed her tests.
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When it comes to heroin and opioid abuse, lawmakers have put aside political gamesmanship, departed from business as usual, and reached across the aisle in bipartisanship in order to serve the best interest of this nation.
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As Hyperalleric reported, one of Koons's "gazing balls" was destroyed on the last day it was being displayed after an unidentified "curious" visitor reached across a line of tape on the floor and touched the piece.
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The new season of "Upstanders" chronicles the journeys of everyday people who, among other things, have successfully reached across ideological divides to find consensus on divisive issues such as refugee resettlement, climate change to needle-exchange programs.
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When Mirsad Bektic took Lamas down, Lamas recovered half guard (trapping one of Bektic's legs), then reached across Bektic's back to take a grip on his lat, and switched his feet to ensnare Bektic's other leg instead.
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Nides and other allies and surrogates of Clinton noted their candidate has repeatedly reached across the aisle to govern, particularly during her time as a senator from New York and also during her time in Foggy Bottom.
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Rob Zombie reacted violently to a female fan who reached across a barricade and grabbed his shirt in the middle of a show ... grabbing and pulling the woman's hair, then shoving her away ... and TMZ has the video.
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As I routinely do in the Senate, I reached across the aisle to see if any of my Republican colleagues would join me in censuring the President for his behavior, but unfortunately not a single Republican stepped forward.
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He held an umbrella with one hand and, with the other, reached across a chessboard to make a move in a game against his teacher, Bruce Pandolfini, who was the subject of the article that the photograph accompanied.
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Zach Norvell's putback with 11.0 seconds remaining pulled Gonzaga (33-4) within two points, but Josh Perkins was called for a flagrant 1 foul when he reached across the end line and fouled Mooney on the ensuing inbounds pass.
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Zach Norvell's putback with 103 seconds remaining pulled the Bulldogs (33-4) within two points, but Josh Perkins was called for a flagrant 1 foul when he reached across the end line and fouled Mooney on the ensuing inbounds pass.
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Oh, and the writer at the weekly newspaper where I was an intern who would join me in the storage room when my hands were full of heavy bound back issues, swiping at my breasts as he reached across me.
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Then, as they took their front row seats in the well of the chamber, one on either side of the main entry way, Dole and McGovern literally reached across the aisle and touched their hands together in a truly poignant moment.
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They reached across the whole continent for inspiration, painting with a wide brush that shouts out to a broader African heritage with cultural roots scattered by the transatlantic slave trade — not necessarily speaking directly to any individual culture or real-life African country.
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I was concerned that we might wake his flatmates, and in a moment of utter exasperation, I reached across for my little silver penknife, pulled it from the lace of my shoe and ran the tiny blade across the skin of one ankle.
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WIMBLEDON, England — When Svetlana Kuznetsova of Russia reached across the net to embrace her American opponent, Sloane Stephens, after a hard-fought 6-7 (1), 6-2, 63-6 victory on Sunday afternoon, she did so without hesitation, but also with a purpose.
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And if no candidate acceptable to Freedom Caucus extremists were palatable to any Democrat, Republicans might well have reached across the aisle to find common cause with reasonable Democrats to support a more bipartisan Speaker in the mold of say, retiring Rep.
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The PGA Tour's decision to move the P.G.A. Championship from August to May next year has created a ripple effect that has reached across an ocean, with the European Tour responding by moving its flagship, the European Tour PGA Championship, into early fall.
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I was concerned that we might wake his flat-mates, and in a moment of utter exasperation, I reached across for my little silver penknife, pulled it from the lace of my shoe and ran the tiny blade across the skin of one ankle.
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The Bulldogs (473-463, 453-443) went ahead for good with 433 minutes 423 seconds left on a 413-yard touchdown pass from Rawlings to Reed Klubnik, who had the ball knocked out of his hands just after he reached across the goal line.
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"I was concerned that we might wake his flat-mates, and in a moment of utter exasperation, I reached across for my little silver penknife, pulled it from the lace of my shoe and ran the tiny blade across the skin of one ankle," she wrote.
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To add icing to the dancefloor cake, Fracture has reached "across the pond" all the way to Chicago, tapping Teklife's DJ Spinn and Taso to collaborate on the track Acid Claps that sounds like an Aphex Twin track as if remixed by the late DJ Rashad.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump struck a deal with Democratic congressional leaders on Wednesday to increase the debt limit and finance the government until mid-December, blindsiding his own Republican allies as he reached across the aisle to resolve a major dispute for the first time since taking office.
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As Mr. Molinaro addressed Republican committee members assembled at the party's quadrennial convention in Midtown Manhattan, he quoted Theodore Roosevelt and reached across party lines to beckon to Democrats and independents — a necessity given that Democrats outnumber Republicans by more than 2 to 1 in the state.
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The commitments made at the September gathering reached across the spectrum of what causes antibiotic resistance, from cleaning dirty drinking water that transmits pathogens in communities, to preventing the infections occurring in long-term care facilities that prevent patients from going home and restricting the overmedication of the pets.
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Out There Two weeks after a presidential election that could have vaulted him to the head of NASA, John Grunsfeld reached across his peanut curry at a small restaurant on the Far West Side of Manhattan, grabbed my notebook and sketched out a plan for a trip to Mars.
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Scores of important bills passed, many by unanimous vote, as the state's leaders reached across the aisle to find agreement on stabilizing pensions, addressing a backlog of transportation projects, increasing broadband internet access in rural areas, and bringing new resources to bear on the opioid epidemic, to name just a few.
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Others had navigated largely inside the Beltway: the Realpolitik White House adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski, the maverick Republican congressman and wave-making presidential candidate John Anderson, and the Republican congressional leaders Robert Michel, in the House, and Pete Domenici, in the Senate, both of them G.O.P. stalwarts who nevertheless reached across the aisle.
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Perhaps his liberal colleague Kagan, who has reached across the divide to work with Roberts through the years, may have been thinking of him when she spoke on Friday about the need for a justice in the "middle" -- and how Justices Kennedy and Sandra Day O'Connor (who served 1981-2006) had filled that role.
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The last time I made this cookie, I watched as friends reached across the table and whittled it down, as crumbs scattered and another hour went by, and I thought that perhaps I should design a new button, one that would say: Life is uncertain, so wait for dessert and then make it last... a long time.
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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 has reached across the aisle time and again to make the American people's priorities a reality.
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Beyond big brand collaborations such as the 2011 Chanel x Colette pop-up in a defunct gas station down the street (now the Balenciaga store), and developing limited edition scarves with Hermès and countless others, Colette has reached across cultural boundaries to support stars including Pharrell Williams, Jay Z, Drake and Kanye West in their fashion/music ventures.
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Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE (R-Utah) and Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.) reached across the aisle and worked together; it continues to enjoy strong, bipartisan support in Washington as well as state houses across the country.
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Mario Diaz-BalartMario Rafael Diaz-BalartThe 9 House Republicans who support background checks House passes temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans House fails to pass temporary immigration protections for Venezuelans MORE (R-Fla.) — who said he strongly disagreed with the portion of the president's tweet telling the lawmakers to "go back" to where they came from — said he believes more GOP members would have voted for the resolution if Democrats had reached across the aisle to craft a bipartisan resolution.
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Senate Agriculture Chairman Pat RobertsCharles (Pat) Patrick RobertsKobach says he's more prepared for 'propaganda' in Senate campaign Pompeo: Senate run 'off the table' Grassley gambles on drug price bill despite GOP doubts MORE (R-Kan.), a solid conservative, reached across the aisle to Ranking Minority Member Debbie StabenowDeborah (Debbie) Ann StabenowUSDA eases relocation timeline as researchers flee agency USDA office move may have broken law, watchdog says Senate Democrats see Warren, Sanders proposals as unfeasible MORE (D-Mich.), to craft a bipartisan bill that their committee reported out with only a single dissenting vote.
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