They rub shoulders with Gulf tourists drawn by Beirut's libertine nightlife.
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Pakistani women in headscarves rub shoulders with eastern Europeans and Salopians.
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The two ends of Germany's political spectrum routinely rub shoulders at anti-NATO protests.
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In one of the world's urban centres, celebrity painters rub shoulders with politicians and plutocrats.
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Strip-lit groceries selling plantain and tamarind rub shoulders with Halal butchers and Irish pubs.
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Plus, you'll be able to rub shoulders with your friends and the rest of the startup community.
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Would it be as powerful, trading on Brockman's ability to rub shoulders with academics and billionaires alike?
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Now its athletes will rub shoulders with pro players, and the Cowboys will pay for stadium maintenance.
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At night, middle class Brazilians and foreigners rub shoulders sipping cocktails as the Olympic Games unfold around them.
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He also said that he will be going to Davos, where he will rub shoulders with the globalists.
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She calculates hugs, and she sits on the couch at parties so that she can rub shoulders with friends.
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They also rub shoulders with Hollywood A-listers at a television festival created by the Monaco royal family itself.
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He was creating spaces, both on record and in real life clubs, where his favorite sounds could rub shoulders.
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There, you'll be able to rub shoulders with some of the most prominent founders and investors in the space.
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Or maybe just rub shoulders with a portrait by the Renaissance master that's back on the market at Frieze.
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Amid huge booths would be "experience hubs," where celebrity athletes or actors might rub shoulders with regular gamer attendees.
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He lives in the Dakota, Manhattan's most coveted address, where Roberta Flack and Leonard Bernstein rub shoulders in the lift.
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And there's something to be said for erecting an open tent that encourages people with different views to rub shoulders.
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AT THE biggest-ever global wildlife conference, khaki-clad hunters rub shoulders with animal-rights activists, nerdy scientists and blustering politicians.
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Discussions of feminism and socialism, Brexit and Europe rub shoulders with readings from crime novels, fantasy novels, graphic novels and poetry.
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Residents can sip on Hamptons-made wine and rosé cider and rub shoulders with celebrities at the upscale Wolffer Estate Vineyard.
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These often vast events also let researchers and hackers rub shoulders with their friends and peers, network, and blow off steam.
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His father was a well-off banker, but hardly the sort of man to rub shoulders with the greatest in the land.
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Not every Campfire attendee is a household name: Tech entrepreneurs and industry power brokers are also invited to rub shoulders with celebrities.
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What does a young starlet wear to rub shoulders with a who's-who of Hollywood, gathered in advance of this weekend's Golden Globes?
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The importance of that Twitterverse meant that if you wanted to play in the ARG sandbox, you had to rub shoulders with them.
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If the gas station's days are numbered, where will people have the chance to rub shoulders with people from other walks of life?
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Gershwin and Joni Mitchell rub shoulders with screw music and nu-bohemian R&B, sometimes all within the confines of a single track.
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As prime ministers and presidents rub shoulders with CEO's and policy wonks, conversations straddle global differences and attempt to shape the world order.
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Wealthy communities with living standards equal to those in the West and inhabited disproportionately by whites rub shoulders uneasily with desperately poor townships.
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They rub shoulders with their former selves, aluminum-sided houses like Linda's, with plastic awnings that sit like a cap over their front doors.
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We didn't know that she used to rub shoulders — make that shoulder pads — with a pre-Real Housewives of New York City Bethenny Frankel.
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At its social centre, named after a Communist partisan shot by the Nazis, retired factory hands rub shoulders with young men sporting hipster fashions.
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Prospective buyers can rub shoulders with neighbors that include Coach CEO Victor Luis and Goldman Sachs chief Lloyd Blankfein, according to the Vichinsky brothers.
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Ever wondered what it would be like to rub shoulders with Kate Middleton and Prince William at one of the Queen's annual garden parties?
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It is a surreal scene where the giants of sports journalism rub shoulders with interlopers from the world of entertainment and late-night television.
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In Atlanta, legends of the trap are likely to rub shoulders with the city's politicians or bookworms from the HBCU's at institutions like Magic City.
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The annual summit produces the year's best opportunity to rub shoulders with chief executives, central bankers, Wall Street money men, influential regulators and powerful politicians.
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Perhaps most important, they create a community: the chance for citizens of all classes to rub shoulders over a bowl of noodles swimming in fish broth.
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Carmakers, data analytics firms and online retailers will rub shoulders with operators and unveil partnerships in fields ranging from transport to gaming and even medical surgery.
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But if you want to rub shoulders with Athenians, opt instead for Petralona, an artsy neighborhood poised to become the next Koukakis sans tourists (for now).
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In a town where people spend hours alone in their cars, the city's immigrants, bankers and tourists continue to rub shoulders at Broadway and Hill Street.
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Stalwarts of the goth and fetish scenes rub shoulders with colorful art students, plus a good deal of plain-clothed civvies who have managed to sneak in.
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During the next five days, 3,000 people from 134 countries—representing a mix of companies, governments, NGOs, academia and the media—will gather together and rub shoulders.
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It's a place where Haitian jazz can rub shoulders with Polish ambient or an old disco tune by a band from Birmingham who disbanded after one record.
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And philanthropy famously yields social returns, as donors are rewarded with their names on buildings or board rosters and the chance to rub shoulders at social events.
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Given Mr Johnson's background, he will be perfectly at ease with ceremonial duties in which he and Archbishop Welby must rub shoulders as fellow members of the establishment.
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The club doubled its membership fee after he took office and critics claim his repeated visits -- offering guests a chance to rub shoulders with the President -- boost business.
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He looks the part, too — Durant drives a Tesla Model S and is known to rub shoulders with the likes of Ben Horowitz, Eddy Cue and Tim Cook.
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Aside from the opportunity for comic geeks to rub shoulders with one another, the event's biggest attractions tend to be the debuts of various movie and television trailers.
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With the EU referendum looming, hybrid alliances are emerging: Labourites, Liberal Democrats and Conservatives share pro-EU platforms while Tories and UKIPers rub shoulders in the Leave campaign.
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Defence & Security Equipment International (DSEI) is attended by officials from 50 of the world's largest militaries, who rub shoulders with over 1,600 arms makers parading their latest products.
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Who the hell do we think we are, that the only way a black man or woman can learn is if they rub shoulders with my white child?
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In one example, "The Intruder," images of Mao Zedong, George Washington, Pinocchio, the East Asian goddess Guanyin, Lassie, and the Venezuelan physician-saint José Gregorio Hernández rub shoulders.
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Donors will be asked for as much as $50,000 to rub shoulders with the governor at the home of Jeff Shell, the chairman of Universal Filmed Entertainment Group.
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Clark-Bojin is out to show that the humble pie can rub shoulders with the "poshest wedding cakes and fancy-pants desserts" that earn all the oohs and aahs.
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Not that they actually rub shoulders — visitors to the lavish Coeur d'Alene Resort steer well clear of the plebes' campgrounds — but, hey, we all pee in the same lake.
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The Miata is also well suited for resolvers tackling their weight loss journey with a buddy since the cramped two-seat interior will cause wider passengers to rub shoulders.
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As the son of a wealthy family, Tan was destined to return home and rub shoulders with the elite, just as he had grown up watching his father do.
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A small number try to get seats to promote democracy, but far more attempt to buy them in order to rub shoulders and do deals with rich and powerful legislators.
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Perry, 32, might not have much time to rub shoulders with her pop peers in the audience: With five nominations apiece, she and The Weeknd are tied for second place.
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The Cannes film festival, which sees A-listers rub shoulders and partying on luxurious yachts moored in the Mediteranean Sea, kicks off on May 11 and runs over 12 days.
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Howe, always the experimental Brahmin, creates a poetic space in which figures such as Nathaniel Hawthorne and Herman Melville rub shoulders with Henry James and the lesser-known William Austin.
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Elsewhere at Novelty Automation, which is situated in a timber-framed building on a quiet Holborn backstreet where coffee shops and office blocks rub shoulders, there are myriad other contraptions.
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As the passport debate in the South Tyrol shows, the route to settled, Europeanised relations between national minorities and the majorities with whom they rub shoulders is getting rocky once more.
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And that doesn't count the leaders like North Korea's Kim Jong Un or Syria's Bashar al-Assad who while under constant discussion aren't exactly keen to rub shoulders with their counterparts.
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The haute bourgeoisie paid more in order not to rub shoulders with the middle class; men of a certain standing were allowed backstage to gawp at scantily clad dancers warming up.
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Fame and Fortune," and the new tales rub shoulders with well-loved classics like the sex-numbed dystopia of "Welcome to the Monkey House" and the artificial intelligence-driven dystopia "EPICAC.
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This is an amazing achievement because it means solar power—a nascent technology compared to nuclear power—can rub shoulders with the technology we've been relying on for deep space exploration.
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Kate and Justin not only got field access before the game to rub shoulders with stars like Watt, Watson and others ... but they later got to chill in a VIP suite!
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But rather than rub shoulders with the billionaires, bankers and potentates again this year, Mr. Trudeau has set off on a nationwide tour of banquet halls, cafes and highway rest stops.
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Victory offers respite: a place in the fifth round of the F.A. Cup, a chance to rub shoulders with the game's modern giants, to escape the humdrum reality of the everyday.
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Since Mr. Trump's victory in November, Mar-a-Lago has been stuffed with guests attracted by an amenity unique to this club: the chance to rub shoulders with the next president.
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However, some media critics say the dinner raises questions about whether beat reporters should rub shoulders with the politicians they cover frequently, or allow themselves to be too closely associated with Hollywood.
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It's about being able to rub shoulders with all the well-credentialed CEOs and show that you're the kind of person who cares about intellectualism and prefers freeze-dried edamame to McDonald's.
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You don't have to regularly rub shoulders with the likes of David Axelrod to know that trying to get elected as the Leader of the Free World is a damn tough prospect.
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These were the people and groups who came to Hefner for financial and moral support, as well as the chance to rub shoulders with Warren Beatty and Barbi Benton and George Hamilton.
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To this day Octopus Ventures continues to rub shoulders with the most active institutional VC funds at the early stage, even though it's technically an evergreen fund attached to the stock market.
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When you go to shows and rub shoulders with industry people casually let people know you have a lot of "projects" in the works but you can't fully talk about them yet.
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I got into an ultra-exclusive Coachella after-party where every guest has a private chauffeur and influencers rub shoulders with Tyga, Paris Hilton, and Lil Pump — here's what it was like
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Yep, Trump will rub shoulders with the leaders and heads of state of some of the very countries he reportedly denigrated in the Oval Office just a couple of weeks ago. 4.
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Here, tourists and locals rub shoulders as they settle down to a smorgasbord of pop-up street food including Ethiopian Flavours's vegetable misir and injera crepes, or Kappacasein's local Ogleshield cheese raclette.
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That's the beauty of the Internet: It's one of the only places where an 87-year-old widow from Kentucky can rub shoulders with the world's most popular rapper and a presidential candidate.
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The annual gathering in Singapore offers diplomats, generals, admirals and top defense officials from around the world a chance to rub shoulders without the formalities that might accompany summits or high-level negotiations.
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Like adult migrants held in jail, these migrant teens, aged 14 to 17, rub shoulders with criminal offenders, sometimes for more than a month even though they haven't been charged with any crime.
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Like adult migrants held in jail, these migrant teens, aged 26 to 210, rub shoulders with criminal offenders, sometimes for more than a month even though they haven't been charged with any crime.
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Varoufakis expressed no interest in raising money in an interview with BuzzFeed News, though he actually attended three fundraisers this month and is not afraid to rub shoulders with people with deep pockets.
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"Virtually any industry of any significance in the United States has business with the government, and the chance to rub shoulders with the president and prominent officials is kind of priceless," he said.
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Starting on the red carpet, where she was stopped by Debra Messing and everyone's favorite couple Dax Shepard and Kristen Bell, Gaga dropped her enigma persona to rub shoulders with her fellow nominees inside.
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It seems as if Tony stayed in contact with Harley as he grew older, so much so that Harley was invited to rub shoulders with the best and most powerful heroes at Tony's funeral.
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A GOOD street-food stall is the one place in Mumbai where the posh and the poor might rub shoulders, if only for the few seconds it takes to gobble down a savoury snack.
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Revelling in the differences and clashes between the nationalities that rub shoulders in Brussels, the book also embodies Mr Habermas's view that Europe does not need a homogenised culture to build a coherent federation.
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The Center for Public Integrity confirmed it: Lobbyists with Microsoft, AT&T, Monsanto, and Blue Cross Blue Shield were all there to do batting practice and rub shoulders with congressional lawmakers and their staffs.
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Their followers rub shoulders in the narrow, numbered alleys that slice up Yangon, which to an outsider feels like a multi-cultural Asian city on the make after decades sealed off under military rule.
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Barbecue pits, noodle shops and fried chicken stands rub shoulders with high-style restaurants like Vespertine in Los Angeles and Cote, a New York Korean barbecue restaurant with the DNA of an expensive steakhouse.
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Nothing more upsets D.C.'s glitterati — the career politicians, the upper-echelon bureaucrats, and the reporters and commentators who rub shoulders with them for a living — than someone bent on roiling the status quo.
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Folks who make a living trying to influence the federal government are paying Trump's companies and, in exchange, getting a potential chance to rub shoulders with the president or aides who accompany him on trips.
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The effect of this preprofessional social networking—the chance to rub shoulders with and learn the habits, customs, and social mores of people whose success is guaranteed by their inheritance and their parentage—is powerful.
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For the last couple of years, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has held an annual invite-only event where billionaires, astronauts, and roboticists could rub shoulders and chat about the future of tech over gourmet nibbles.
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The Trump International Hotel's managers "press conservative, Republican and Christian groups to do business where they can rub shoulders with Trump's Cabinet," the WashPost's Jonathan O'Connell writes in a front-pager: See an animated map.
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A family considering that $11,490-a-month apartment on the 54th floor might not want to rub shoulders in the lobby with the four college students who are doubled up in an AVA two-bedroom.
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But people say that the information provided by Shincheonji doesn't include its "bible study rooms" and "undercover churches," where people sit so closely packed together that they can rub shoulders with one another while praying.
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The trust has transformed a 297-acre industrial site — a barren expanse of broken concrete and scrub — into a neighborhood where housing, offices and restaurants rub shoulders along streets intended to be inviting to pedestrians.
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" Sams responded to Bedingfield, tweeting, "VP Biden said: 'Who the hell do we think we are that the only way a black man or woman can learn is if they rub shoulders with my white child?
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The event celebrates members of the WHCA and young journalists for their work, though it increasingly has been seen as a night during which politicians, reporters and editors rub shoulders with stars from the entertainment industry.
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Mediums from elsewhere had come to sharpen their practice (one workshop trained them in connecting with trees), and to rub shoulders with their peers at talks like Diversifying American Mediumship or International Perspectives on Spirit Communication.
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Book your Trump Towers' residence before Feb 22 and join Mr Donald Trump Jr. for a "conversation and dinner" on Feb 23, the advertisement said, luring buyers with a chance to rub shoulders with the president's family.
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Neighbors constantly interact in apartment buildings and say hello to small shop owners while running errands, parents rub shoulders with other parents on the playground, and commuters recognize and smile at familiar faces on their bus routes.
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But since the arrival of BBC drama Peaky Blinders, the flat cap has started to rub shoulders with wearers of snapbacks, bucket hats, and Carhartt beanies as the must-have item to cover up your terrible haircut.
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Later, while attending school at Cal Arts, Jang found ways to rub shoulders with movie stars and politicians and other celebrities at the Beverly Hilton Hotel — he photographed figures such as Ronald Reagan, Jack Lemmon and David Bowie.
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Affixed to the wall with vinyl lettering, these poems rub shoulders with Gris's "Man in a Café," a Yourbi fetish statue, and a "Harlequin" bust by Picasso — much in the same way that their author might have installed them.
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I mean, anytime you get to sort of rub shoulders with (Nintendo's influential designer Shigeru) Miyamoto… Nintendo is sort of the birthplace in a lot of ways for modern video games, so for us that association was just, wow.
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"Some people like to rub shoulders with celebrities — I like to rub muzzles with their dogs," said Dr. Levy, who also founded a pet-themed rock band called Pet-Rox, which has performed benefit concerts for animal welfare groups.
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Among the 50 stocks that most frequently appear in hedgies' top 10 holdings, the usual suspects of U.S. tech Amazon, Facebook, Alphabet, Apple and Microsoft rub shoulders with Chinese internet giant Alibaba, while Bank of America and Citigroup also feature.
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Las Vegas, Nevada (CNN Business)Multiple members of congress, dozens of congressional staffers and members of the intelligence community are gathering in Las Vegas this weekend to rub shoulders with hackers at Def Con, one of the world's largest hacking conferences.
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Billed as the largest expansion ever at Disney's theme parks, visitors who descend on Galaxy's Edge can fly the Millennium Falcon, grab a drink at Olga's Cantina and rub shoulders with Hondo Ohnaka, a pirate first introduced in the "Clone Wars" animated series.
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As tech touches more lives, it's not all that unusual on so-called "Silicon Beach" to see the Yahoo CEO rub shoulders with celebrities at the Met Gala, or hear that Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan are the new Brad and Angelina.
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Having been granted special permission to enter the museum's ossuary, the doors open up to rack upon rack of cardboard boxes containing paupers, prostitutes and plague victims, who rub shoulders with nobles, bon viveurs and even a former Bank of England governor.
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The decision to combine both practical and computer effects resulted in a movie that feels much more grounded than the prequels, but one that still works as a space fantasy matinee, allowing rubber-suited aliens to rub shoulders with cutting-edge CG spaceships.
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Andrew M. Cuomo on Thursday came as the number of infections in the state tripled since Sunday, with dozens of new cases in New York City, where millions of residents typically rub shoulders with millions of visitors drawn by its sparkling cultural scene.
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In 1980, New York was still chaotic and dangerous — even TriBeCa was a little dicey — but if you made it to the Mudd Club on White Street in one piece, you could rub shoulders with Lou Reed, Debbie Harry or Jean-Michel Basquiat.
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While tech higher ups awkwardly rub shoulders with Trump and his tech whisperer Peter Thiel, tech platforms still engage in petty, irrelevant protests against Trump, such as Twitter's comically impotent threat to possibly ban Trump's account if he violates their Kafkaesque terms of service.
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Brian Rolapp, the league's executive vice president for media, is paid to rub shoulders with the likes of Apple, Google, Facebook, Twitter and any other company that will deliver the N.F.L. to fans in a way that complements, but does not dilute, its principal product: the games.
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Several NY heavyweights were in the club -- like Lil' Cease, Cedric the Entertainer, Tracy Morgan and Tiffany Haddish -- and we're told Tekashi didn't get to rub shoulders because undercover cops stopped him before he could get in ... to thwart disturbances like the one at the Barclays Center.
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Mickey and Minnie's Doorway to Magic' (Saturday and Sunday) You'd have a hard time finding a storybook in which Donald Duck and Goofy rub shoulders with Snow White, Buzz Lightyear and Cinderella, but you can expect all those characters — and many more — in this Disney stage production.
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Mickey and Minnie's Doorway to Magic' (Friday through Sunday) You'd have a hard time finding a storybook in which Donald Duck and Goofy rub shoulders with Snow White, Buzz Lightyear and Cinderella, but you'll encounter all those characters — and many more — in this Disney stage production.
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At the same time, by plunging as never before into the quagmire of Syria, a cockpit of regional rivalries where Russian, Iranian, American and Turkish forces rub shoulders, the President was forced to deal with a complex foreign policy challenge that defies his simple win-loss worldview.
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LOS ANGELES, Dec 16 (Reuters) - Colorful droids and armor-clad stormtroopers were expected to rub shoulders with Hollywood VIPs on Monday at the world premiere of "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker," the ninth and final movie episode in the story of the celebrated Jedi master.
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"Only at the Golden Globes do the beautiful people of film rub shoulders with the rat-faced people of television," Amy Poehler joked as the show's co-host in 2013 with Tina Fey, as the camera panned to Quentin Tarantino and Sofia Vergara ("Modern Family") in quick succession.
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Not only do you have to rub shoulders with sweaty bodies which are exponentially firmer than your own, but you'll have to do so in front of floor-to-ceiling mirrors, in which your own red face will inevitably catch eyes with random guys' sex faces as they pound that last bicep curl.
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Class used to be the great theme of the American sitcom, with many of our best series taking place in environments where the rich and poor were forced to rub shoulders, but neither of these comedies was ever all that interested in how having money set its characters apart from those around them.
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On an invitation-only basis (or in the case of Coachella last April, the price of a steep festival ticket), the select few present at these gatherings get to rub shoulders with the likes of ASAP Rocky, Chance the Rapper, Brad Pitt and other high-profile entertainers while partaking of the "exclusive" experience.
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Walk past the hungry tourists waiting for a table at Mosa and duck into the restaurant's sister establishment, the dimly-lit, grotto-like Caña Bar and Kitchen, where locals and a few knowing tourists crowd the bar, and where you're bound to rub shoulders with a new friend by your second round of drinks.
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Friday lunch guests at the San Francisco home of David Shuh, Friday dinner guests at the 22019,21-square-foot Piedmont home of Ali Partovi, and Saturday evening guests at the Atherton home of Gary Lauder (an heir to the Estée Lauder beauty empire) are paying up to $22,2800 each to rub shoulders with Cory Booker.
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The controversy took off this week after a user of Weibo, a popular Chinese microblog service, accused Mr. Gärtner of insulting Chinese people after a standoff over the parking spot in Shunyi, a district in northeast Beijing where many middle-class foreigners and Chinese live in townhouse communities that rub shoulders with poorer residents who used to be farmers.
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