He segued to CrossFit until a herniated disc forcibly segued him into gymnastics.
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" How "Yes we can" segued into "Make America Great Again.
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So we segued neatly into a denunciation of gentrification and developers.
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He then segued into politics and became America's first Treasury secretary.
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A nutty bulgur salad segued into pleasingly bitter stuffed grape leaves.
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The event then segued to a word from the sponsor, Microsoft.
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" He then segued into the fact that "California is in dire straits.
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Then we realized I had kind of segued into a new mode.
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The tune gradually segued into another section at a more relaxed tempo.
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So we segued to the federal income tax, which also should be revamped.
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That segued us brilliantly into our final topic: Airbnb and its financial health.
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Could this have segued into a conversation about a woman's right to choose?
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The Haggler asked how many customers had successfully segued from renter to owner.
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Asked about who his mentors are Zuckerberg segued into a discussion about religion.
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Raz challenged me on occasion in a way that segued imperceptibly into harassment.
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She then segued to more mainstream positions months after, but offered little clarity.
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DeGeneres then segued the conversation into pregnancy rumors surrounding Johnson's relationship with Martin.
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Talking about the first daughter segued into talking about "anti-feminist feminists" in general.
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Eric P: And this segued into tech startups after meeting Jon Triest from Ludlow Ventures?
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The bassoon and oboe played soft wailing tones, then segued into plaintive, twisting melodic lines.
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Mr. Lima segued from war to peace by becoming a darling of Guatemala's economic elite.
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Rae became a comedian and segued into acting, according to Internet Movie Database, or IMDb.
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Eventually I segued into curation through working at a video store in the West Village.
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"Sunday Clothes" segued from one increasingly confident voice's aspirational solo into a big ensemble number.
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Flame said he did it "enlighten" his peers, and then segued into discussing his evolving worldview.
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The English artist started as a painter and segued into producing light shows in the 1960s.
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He segued into the topic after talking about his controversial remarks about House Representative Dan Crenshaw.
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I segued in a foul-mouthed way, and she doubled over laughing and slapped a couch.
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Sanders segued into a broader discussion of the region and American's foreign policy in the Middle East.
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So now strangely and ironically as artists this year we kind of segued into a different mode.
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She began her career in off-Broadway plays in 1947 and later segued into TV and film.
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MGMT and their contemporaries even segued into the likes of the Temper Trap, for the same reason.
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It didn't help when Pelley segued into a clumsy, no-duh, exposé on fake social media followers.
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When she returned to New York, she segued into working as a design director for Ralph Lauren.
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He owns a stake in DraftKings, a daily sports fantasy company that has segued into online gambling.
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The pattern then segued into sport silhouettes, like jerseys and shirts that directly draw from iconic baseball iconography.
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She then segued into "Dangerous Woman," at which point Xtina and a bevy of backup dancers burst on stage.
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Without missing a beat, Mr. Trump then segued directly to his request for help in his own domestic politics.
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Then Foxx segued into his best impression of Steve Harvey broadcasting the wrong winner at last month's Miss Universe Pageant.
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Season 3 segued to Colombia's Cali cartel, ending with plot suggestion the storyline would move to Mexico in Season 4.
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With a bright, citrusy beginning that segued into sweetness and then faded into muskier clarity, it smelled like teen spirit.
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The good news is that after that strange beginning, Timberlake segued into what made Timberlake a superstar: his old hits.
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"I know these shows are long and I know a lot of you haven't eaten since Labor Day," Jimmy Kimmel segued.
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Lorenzo trotted and cantered to the popular tune, which segued into Bon Jovi's "It's My Life" for the performance's grande finale.
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Goodman has since segued into more big screen roles, while Johnny Galecki found a new home on The Big Bang Theory.
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Calling himself and his background performers Nominees With Attitudes, Anderson segued into a monologue, which hit heavily on the Academy Awards.
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Although he has segued out of professional wrestling into acting, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson clearly still has love for the game.
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In the same post, he segued into a discussion of ancient Stoic philosophers, a recurrent personal and professional interest of his.
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A black cashmere cape, the seams picked out in little pompoms, segued into a dress color-blocked in tiers of pleats.
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" He then segued into familiar criticisms of special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe, calling it a "witch hunt and a disgrace.
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The piece marked a continuation of her exploration of face and body coverings, which later segued into embellished balaclavas and masks.
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He then segued to his signature issue — creating a universal basic income for every American — as he has at every debate.
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A relentless nine-minute rape scene segued neatly into a six-minute fire extinguisher murder, which I watched before completing a questionnaire.
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A former small business owner who segued into teaching, he and his wife have left their full-time jobs and could comfortably retire.
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On CNN, Wolf Blitzer was interviewing correspondent Jeff Zeleny when he segued to the daily press briefing, awkwardly picking up Spicer mid-sentence.
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The Olympics appears to have segued into the Hipster Cup Festival, which will be next held in July 2019, according to its website.
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You segued nicely because I think you just covered some of this stuff, but I wanted to end on a up-note here.
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Makeup tutorials segued to massage, which soon gave way to A.S.M.R. Since that fateful discovery, Gibi has watched A.S.M.R. videos every single night.
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A suite of euphoric early love songs segued into more mature work that began with "Getting Better," whose narrator was once a wife-beater.
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Tires crunching over rocks, the rumble outside battling the tinny sound from the dashboard radio as the DJ segued into yet another country song.
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" Viera segued talk of Speier's take on Trump's mental acumen into a discussion of the President's own Twitter feed by calling him a "troll.
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He later segued to New York City, where his interactions with both the city's elite and the Mafia allowed him to wield considerable influence.
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This segued into a discussion of sexual harassment, which Trump made clear he thought was just a way for women to ruin men's fun.
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Trump then segued into talk of the Russia investigation before getting back into things he saw as strengths that had been enabled by his regime.
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In 220, Breyer segued out of the firm, opening up his own family office, called Breyer Capital, where he has continued to make bold bets.
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But here is where Kaepernick lost me: His remarks to the press segued into a rant of the type you hear from the conservative right.
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Mr. Greilsammer segued into the first part of Froberger's "Tombstone," a solemn elegy with a long, winding melody that spins out over daringly wayward chords.
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The 76-year-old segued into real estate decades ago, and made untold millions buying, rehabbing and selling some of the best properties in L.A.
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Yet the performance had remarkable lucidity and breadth, which continued as the Largo segued into the restless, expansive Allegro main section of the first movement.
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Studying under Charles White at the Otis Art Institute in the 1960s, Hammons's printmaking segued into more conceptual work that combined assemblage, painting, sculpture, and performance.
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"A Day in the Life" emphasized Mr. McCartney's musical intricacies; it segued into John Lennon's "Give Peace a Chance," which is credited to Lennon and McCartney.
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He started off with the successful alternative rock band The Ben Folds Five but later segued into country, a cappella, piano concertos and full symphony orchestras.
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In doing so, he has joined the ranks of Laird Hamilton, Kelly Slater, David Beckham and other athletes who have all segued into apparel after retiring.
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He then segued into Harvey Weinstein's expulsion from the Academy – the only person to receive that treatment previously was a character actor who shared his private screeners.
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" In her third outing – introduced by Blackish star Tracee Ellis Ross – Rihanna segued from "Needed Me" to "Pour It Up," and then "Bitch Better Have My Money.
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When a woman rapper at the townhall asked him about supporting arts and culture, he segued into an appeal for people to be allowed to express themselves.
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He then segued to discussing the headwinds Apple faces from the volatile environment in the global economy, and the weakening of most foreign currencies against the dollar.
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He's a sort of a reformed hacker who jailbroke the original iPhone and eventually segued into "white hat" work, developing forensic tools for various law-enforcement agencies.
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As I was writing this essay, my iTunes segued from Awaken straight into Aksumite, another newer punk band with eyes to both the past and the present.
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He then segued into a brief remembrance of the late Gordie Howe before firing up the crowd and literally lifting a female Sharks fan off her feet.
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A 2017 Mountain Dew ad, set in an underground garage, led off with a hip-hop rhythm, then segued into Chopin's Fantaisie-Impromptu in C-sharp minor.
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To top it off, the band segued into their own rocking version of The Rolling Stones' "Loving Cup," a pretty clear reference to Lord Stanley's highly desired trophy.
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Clearly, the Lisa Frank obsession has segued quite well into the new millennium, thanks to our strong affinity for, arguably, the best part about going back to school.
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As the collection segued into evening wear, with more chiffon, embroidery, and beading, it became clear what Chiuri had brought with her from her 17 years at Valentino.
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When Sanders was asked about his lack of minority support, he quickly segued into mention of how well he would do against Donald Trump in a general election.
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Later that evening, after the oppressive heat segued into a thunderstorm, I met up with Molly Grover and a friend at the Las Vegas Lounge in downtown Philadelphia.
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Bradley then segued into one of his go-to yarns, about being kidnapped, en route from the Jordanian royal palace to see the Syrian Prime Minister in Damascus.
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"If you strained your ears and concentrated hard, you could just about make out that the DJ had segued from Elvis into 'Rock Around The Clock,'" he wrote.
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In Jocelyn Mills's eighth-grade reading class, a discussion of "To Kill a Mockingbird" segued into a conversation about the controversial 2014 police killing of Laquan McDonald in Chicago.
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He started as an expediter at the Moxie's in the Sandman Suite, right in the heart of Davie Village, and quickly segued into the kitchen as a line cook.
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Instead, once the audience had calmed down, De Niro segued right into his prepared — and expletive-free — introduction of Bruce Springsteen, which was still tinted with a political message.
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The snakeskin swiftly segued into sparklier materials as the show closed on a glittering high, featuring silver and gold maxi dresses; chain mail; rainbow, crochet jumpsuits; and iridescent ponchos.
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The conversation segued into statements made by Tambor in a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, in which Tambor acknowledged that he'd once had an onset "blowup" with Walter.
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The show, instead, started with concert-like performance by Adam Lambert and the band Queen and segued into a pseudo monologue featuring Tina Fey, Amy Poehler and Maya Rudolph.
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Trump segued from a tweet expressing confusion about when his campaign began to one in which he joked about staying in office for as many as 14 more years.
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She has since segued to films, including last year's heist drama "Widows" and "Harriet," a new biopic of the abolitionist Harriet Tubman, in which she plays the title role.
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Then he segued right into Schumann's "Presto Passionato," a near-crazed, six-minute whirlwind that the composer had written as the original finale to his Sonata in G minor.
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After that line, though, Beyoncé laughed, said, "Goddamn, goddamn, goddamn," then segued into "Feeling Myself," a giggly song about how no one is better suited to loving you than yourself.
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Simmons segued from comments on the turmoil in the Mideast to Trump's call for a southern border wall between the U.S. and Mexico and Pope Francis' criticism of the idea.
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"The engagement with detailed statistics that I got involved in with Strat-O-Matic segued naturally into the creation of Rotisserie," Okrent said, referring to the first fantasy baseball league.
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Smith's microcosmic explorations are what's been segued together to create a new immersive edit of his work for a film called Minute bodies: The intimate world of F. Percy Smith.
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"S-Town" took listeners on an unpredictable journey that began as a true-crime story and quickly segued into a character study of Mr. McLemore, who killed himself in 2015.
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And Mr. Trump's countermanding an understandable and routine staffing decision not only reneged on his deal with General McMaster, it also segued to an episode of clear White House obstructionism.
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When Mr. Cuccinelli called into a radio station in 2012 to criticize a local ordinance that he said protected rats from being killed in Washington, he segued into immigration enforcement.
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"Once I learned how to write, I segued from drawing all the time to writing all the time, and that's probably how I got interested in screen writing eventually," he said.
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Then, Cabello segued into U2's performance of "Get Out Of Your Own Way" in front of the Statue of Liberty, so often used as a symbol for the American Dream.
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The 17-year-old broke out with a single track, "Ocean Eyes," uploaded to SoundCloud in 2015; its success segued into a record deal, a modeling contract and massive internet celebrity.
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The conversation became darker but no less animated when it segued to the arms control system that he worked decades to help build and which President Trump seems to be abandoning.
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She said she wished Ivanka Trump would distance herself from her father, then segued to her own father, a former used-car dealer who is a frequent target of her jokes.
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Johnson then awkwardly segued into a part of the speech where he insisted that the UK was leading the world in technological innovation and invited delegates to meet in London. Seriously.
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In an interview at his vineyard in Solvang, California, Cortese, now 82, segued easily into the aggressive style for which he is known as he explained the ideas behind his advocacy.
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Although he's segued into acting, Johnson announced in December that he was making a return to wrestling and is planning to participate in WrestleMania, to be held in Dallas, Texas, this spring.
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" After opening with current single "Look What God Gave Her," the artist segued into another new song, "Remember You Young," which he called "probably one of my favorite songs on the record.
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The mother of three, 34, shared a video Friday of her serene exercise, in which she squatted then segued into a butterfly sitting position before rolling her neck from side to side.
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" Lady Gaga whispered that familiar call to action for women everywhere as her memorable 229 Grammys performance segued from the mournful country balladry of "Joanne" into the soaring melodies of "Million Reasons.
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Asked what he had been up to these many decades, he started out with a description of his family and his licensing company, then segued into his lengthy résumé as an entrepreneur.
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Watching Cordell and Dwayne casually snuggle and kiss, draping their bodies over each other, you sense a bond in which erotic attraction has segued into something both more relaxed and more complex.
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Born in Japan in 22015, Ms. Kawakubo studied fine arts and aesthetics in college and segued into clothing design with no more formal training than having worked briefly as a freelance stylist.
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And a lot of that mayhem has to do with Hewitt, who retired with considerable fanfare at the 2016 Australian Open and segued into a new role as the Davis Cup captain.
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The haircut thread segued into a tipping thread and prompted Schultz, long the champion of generous tipping, to tweet about her husband's push for the return of the tip jars in airport lounges.
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However, for actors like Chris Pratt, who segued into super heroics with some Instagrammed underwear shots and wisecracks about cutting back on beer, the marketing of one's best self begins squarely at home.
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The tumbling shapes quickly segued into more dimensional rubbery presences suggestive of factories, science labs or the body, especially in "Comic Wedlock" and "I See Again in Memory My Dear Udnie," from 1914.
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When asked what the most memorable thing he'll take away from his time on the show is, Nairn of course mentioned his emotional death scene, but then quickly segued to the nude scene.
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After the performance of a second, even more melancholic song, "There's a Place in Hell for Me and My Friends," the show, for some inexplicable reason, segued to an interview with Beau Bridges.
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For the final piece, Mr. Tao and Ms. Lee performed a structured improvisation that segued into "Heavy Rain," a song he wrote last year with words stitched together from poems by a friend.
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From there came Timberlake's brief declaration that the toddler will never play football, before he segued into a seemingly cookie-cutter response about not pressuring his kid to follow in his musical footsteps.
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Since those early years, Clarkson has segued into a number of ventures, including a collaboration with former First Lady Michelle Obama on an initiative to help young girls who are denied an education.
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The WWE superstar was out in NYC promoting Sunday's all-female Pay-Per-View event 'Evolution' -- and explaining the cultural impact it can have ... when we naturally segued into the Saudi Arabia event.
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Christopher Schmitt, a bio-anthropologist and primatologist, segued his experience getting dengue fever while doing research on white-faced capuchin monkeys into talking about how the pet trade threatens some primate species with extinction.
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During his White House remarks on Sunday, Trump segued into claims that he had been ahead of the curve in highlighting the danger posed by bin Laden and plugged one of his own books.
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The singer, 25, started his performance with his new hit song "Filthy," but segued into "Rock Your Body" — the same song he and Jackson, 22018, sang during their Super Bowl halftime show in 25.
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Beginning with a chaconne by Handel, he segued without break into various movements from suites and shorter pieces by Bach, Rameau and Couperin, followed by Ravel's "Rigaudon" (from Ravel's suite in tribute to Couperin).
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The only pause between any songs on this side occurs just after the Pillars and Tongues song "Ships." but even that pause makes "Slow Passage" almost an addendum to the block of segued songs.
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A former theater publicist who went on to manage acts like Patti Smith and John Cale, Ms. Friedman segued into producing the Howl Festival, a cultural free-for-all held in Tompkins Square Park.
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Maybe you're thinking back to a particularly indulgent Thanksgiving, or a decadent day of day-drinking that somehow segued into multiple pizzas, a double bacon cheeseburger, and half a batch of peanut-butter cookies.
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A bonbon-pink bombshell sheath rose from mid-calf to rib cage, where it segued into a cherry shawl top that unfurled on either end like a scarf caught in a gust of wind.
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She started off beautifully with "Space Oddity," but as she segued from hit to hit — like when she began to sing "Rebel Rebel," for example — the changes in tone and her performance became distracting.
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A former Disney child star, he segued into blockbuster action movies as an adult before throwing himself into a kind of solipsistic performance art that both made statements about and was powered by his celebrity.
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What began with generous crepe trousers under a narrow-shouldered curving jacket encasing the lines of the body segued into skinny ribbed-knit turtlenecks laced up the center and left to flow over the hips.
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The pattern — the offers of work, the business meetings that took place in hotel rooms and segued into sexual advances — has a lot in common with many women's accounts of their experiences with Harvey Weinstein.
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This work segued into a nearby display of Romanian Ana Lupaș's seven "Identity Shirts" (1970-80) that looked almost identical from a distance, offering only minor variations in threadwork and collar positions on closer inspection.
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He is said to have "launched" his campaign last month in the Eastern Cape, where he segued a tribute to Chris Hani, an anti-apartheid leader murdered in 1993, into a jab at Mr Zuma.
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The daylong celebration segued from girly get-together to co-ed country hoedown and combined all the elements of a professional-level party for the bride-to-be and her co-star fiancé, Sklyar Astin.
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But I have to give him credit — aside from Home Alone, I can't recall any other situation in human history where being very good with toys so smoothly segued into the fortification of one's home.
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When he was inducted as an N.E.A. Jazz Master in a ceremony in New York, he performed an unaccompanied piano improvisation that segued into a score featuring members of the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra.
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Raised in Shanghai, she had moved to New York and become a fashion designer, then segued into the industry's "private label" niche, working as a product developer and bilingual liaison between brands and Chinese manufacturers.
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As we're speaking, in fact, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg just delivered a speech in which he addressed the fact that someone streamed a murder on Facebook and then segued right into talking about augmented reality.
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Timberlake then segued into "Suit & Tie," for which he donned a camouflage blazer, to match his camouflage pants I assume, and worked the mic like he was living life somewhere between Fred Astaire and Dean Martin.
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Shelton brought on the Oak Ridge Boys to recreate his album cut "Doing It to Country Songs," and the five-some then segued into "Elvira" (because who can ever get enough of "oom-poppa-mow-mow"?).
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In fact, one Eckhaus Latta acolyte, Hari Nef — the transgender model and actress who began as the label's casting director, segued into being its model and is now an actress — has become a favorite of Gucci.
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He told a story about Jesus healing lepers and restoring them to their communities, then segued to Colin Kaepernick, the pro football quarterback who was criticized for kneeling during the national anthem to protest police violence.
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As performed here, the shifts in "Jumalattaret" seemed just right, as the music segued from mellow moments of jazzy piano chords, wistful folk song and strands of filigreed passagework to crazed blasts that suggested hardcore rock.
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" Julian Schnabel, the artist and director, chatted with Willem Dafoe, the actor, alongside the dance floor, just as Questlove, who was D.J.-ing from a stage, segued from "Africa" by Toto, to Madonna's "La Isla Bonita.
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Now, given the benefit of an actual sound system and proper stage, they were absolutely incredible (especially their vocalist Illugi, a haunting spectre with an anguished, earth-shaking howl), and segued beautifully into Wormlust's dissonant, ambitious compositions.
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At a rally last month in upstate New York with Senator Bernie Sanders and Zephyr Teachout, I talked to a woman who calmly segued from talking about climate change (real) to chemtrails and the Illuminati (not real).
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" He then segued to a claim that he had already "raised" an additional $44 billion from NATO members and there was more to come, followed by a riff on how immigration was "destroying the culture of Europe.
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This unlikely take on the elephant story segued into the show's most astounding moment: an emotionally blindsiding trick that, in its ideal form, will leave a single audience member shocked and quite possibly crying at every performance.
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The brand has now segued from haute fourrure to simply couture — not, it says, because of the general fashion backlash against fur, but in order to expand its purview — though the work defies anyone to tell the difference.
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Ms. Yalom was a professor of French language and literature in the mid-1970s, as the women's movement was gaining steam, when she segued into feminist scholarship at what is now Stanford University's Clayman Institute for Gender Research.
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And then we've got Kevin (Justin Hartley) and Sophie (Alexandra Breckenridge), who, after one dinner chat that segued into some subway silence, appeared to begin the process of working through a dozen years of lost baggage, and Kevin's past infidelity.
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About an hour into his recent remarks at a Michigan rally, President Donald Trump casually segued from foreign policy to reintroducing his formerly fired 2016 campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, as a hardworking political mastermind who helped him win the White House.
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Billy -- who is in town to perform with Nas Sunday night at the BET Awards -- gave us a safe answer, but he segued outta that convo ... telling us what his daughter, Noah, got him for Father's Day -- a Stevie Wonder album.
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The weirdest suggestion I got in these experiments came about after the apocalyptic road trip movie "How It Ends," which I watched on July 16: The platform then segued into "This Is Me Now," a standup comedy special from Jim Jefferies.
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Toward the end of Wednesday's hourlong show, Mr. Watters and his fellow hosts marveled at a wild baseball play in which a base runner leapt over the catcher to score a run, then he segued abruptly into his vacation announcement.
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Less clear was the connection between the iconography and the military coats trimmed in gold and navy, however, which segued into big gold discs on velvet bomber jackets, many of which were shown paired with knee-length velvet and leather shorts — shorts!
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Soon the audience did too: Ms. Horn asked the house to rise as she sang a rousing version of "Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing," often referred to as the black national anthem, then segued sharply into "Moanin'," Bobby Timmons's hard-charging classic.
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The civil rights movement, which engaged the best of my generation, segued into the antiwar movement, which undermined trust in the government and the leaders who misled the public and exacted a high and bloody price in the lives of that generation.
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If you don't regularly tune into the Fox News Expanded Universe, you probably don't remember that Sebastian Gorka, the credential-challenged, far-right-linked former Trump administration official who has since segued into a career as a conservative pundit, has an English accent.
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When Lamar performed it at the 2016 Grammy Awards, along with his single "The Blacker the Berry," he started out in shackles as part of a chain gang and segued into a giant bonfire, all while powerfully rapping about the black experience in America.
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IF YOU GO BACK AND LOOK AT WHAT I DID IN HEALTH CARE, WE HAD A LOT OF CHANGES IN PEOPLE AND THAT SEGUED INTO – FABER: AND I WANT TO TALK ABOUT THAT AS A BLUEPRINT FOR WHAT IS TO COME, BUT YOU MENTIONED YOUR OWN BACKGROUND.
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The cryptic message behind this plunge is that the post-crisis period — or market "regime" — of stall-speed growth has ended and has segued into a new regime characterized by the reflation of growth, pricing, confidence, business investment, profits, interest rates, tax revenues, and the stock market.
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With a few notable exceptions, such as the Bazaar cover in 1971 and the Battle of Versailles fashion show in 1973, when she walked in the American contingent, Ms. Machado had, by 1962, segued from her role in front of the camera to one behind it.
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She threw her head back and cackled and then segued into a story about the time she went to see flamingos on the salt flats in the distance, how their long slender legs moved in the water and how the fish jumped and flickered in the sunshine.
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Mr. Armani has a fondness for a color theme, and the chic of pixelated jacquard jackets over skinny black trousers and jeweled T-shirts soon segued into orange gowns in watercolor silks, sometimes with a jeweled bib around the neck, stiff ruffled cape or Arabesque embroidery.
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As we finished our lunches and each ordered pie à la mode, the conversation segued into the usefulness of living close to downtown, the good fortune of living near a hospital, Ellen's recent visit to the hospital for a pelvic ultrasound, and, finally, the recent ultrasound of my liver.
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"Short, shaved, curtains, even dreads; any style goes, and the adoption of the color has segued from a casual dip-dye to a full-head of bleach within a year, hinting that 2018 is set to be the year this look goes mainstream," replied Emma Grace Bailey, the WGSN Beauty Editor.
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Hailing from New York's Upper East Side, Steyer had all the elite connections he needed to be successful: His father was a partner at Sullivan & Cromwell, and his resumé segued seamlessly from the Buckley School through Exeter, Yale (summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa), Stanford Business School and Goldman Sachs.
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Why it matters: This rough year for the tech industry opened with concerns about fake news and "filter bubbles," segued into pressure on Facebook and Twitter to clamp down on trolling and online harassment, and ended with congressional hearings into Russian use of the platforms to meddle in the election.
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" Labels on the bottles segued from a rambling anecdote about the water's supposed origin in a 50,000-year-old, lava rock-filtered spring to fine print reading "Hot Dog Water in its absurdity hopes to encourage critical thinking related to product marketing and the significant role it can play in our purchasing choices.
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"Are you saying it's the day without a woman and nobody told me," a bemused Bee, 47, announced after delivering a head-scratching sports joke that segued into a Trump administration quip featuring the name of former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn misspelled as "Micael Flyne" below a photo of Cookie Monster.
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Rather than the traditional criticism of a sitting president by the opposition, Haley segued her launching points following the SOTU by placing Trump and Cruz in the GOP crosshairs when she insinuated angry voices of division are failing to unify the country, and there is a need to turn down the tone.
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Or Altuzarra, where Joseph Altuzarra segued from big picnic checks to Amalfi Coast landscapes (which he drew himself — he showed me the sample sketch) to Roman urns and dip-dyed florals, all with a hint that everything was about to come undone, the lace and silk and knit beginning to peel away.
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For now, it's a net positive that the credit markets are not showing the sort of stress that would imply economic or liquidity problems — as happened in 2015, when a similar "volatility shock" and quant-fund meltdown segued into a macro scare as junk bonds, oil and global earnings were hit hard.
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We'd just eaten eggs scrambled softly over toast, or we'd just been about to eat them, and one pleasure had segued into another, and that's when this guy and I stopped to talk about our lack of contraception, and we actually held our heads in our hands, weighing the improbability of the issue, the absurdity of our shitty luck.
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Harris opened her salvo by noting that Biden had spoken fondly of working with segregationist senators on issues, then segued into the observation that one of the issues he'd worked with them on was opposing federal busing programs — something she said she found personally hurtful as someone who benefited from such programs as a young girl.
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Most theatrical of all was Isabel Bayón, whose "Yo Soy," or "I Am," traced a personal history that began with the dancer poised on a high wall, seemingly lost in thought, then segued to a sepia-toned film that showed Ms. Bayón in old-fashioned dress, performing a stamping solo while holding a stick like a rifle.
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Then she segued into her signature move: a 25-minute soliloquy on the convoluted schemes swirling around the Trump-Ukraine incident, burrowing into a dense network of connections among Paul Manafort, Senator Mitch McConnell, Rudy Giuliani, the Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska, the Ukrainian natural-gas billionaire Dmitry V. Firtash and the former Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych.
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In November 2015, as world leaders were meeting to fine-tune the details of the agreement, President Obama's White House was quick to say that America was working closely "with countries as varied as Brazil and India," noted that "cooperation with China is absolutely essential," and said that Paris climate talks with France and Germany segued into international collaboration to fight ISIS.
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So though Balmain began on a relatively somber note — not just because of the protest taking place outside the Opéra Garnier, where the show was held, as hundreds of retirees gathered to march against President Emmanuel Macron's changes to the labor laws, but thanks also to opening looks in a branded newsprint pattern reminiscent of the tattered billboards in the Paris Métro stations — it soon segued into familiar territory.
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But this time she and Donatella Versace cooked up a series of quick-change looks that segued from black leather chaps-and-moto-jacket bodysuit, revealed when Ms. Lopez ripped off her hot pink ball skirt in the first few seconds of her performance; to sheer mirror-shard number; to booty fringe (with a banner showing the American flag on one side and the Puerto Rican flag on the other, used as a shawl).
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Given that we have segued from the era of the Rich Kids of Instagram to a moment in which the rich wives of cabinet secretaries use social media to tell us that they are wearing Hermès and that they are better, it is a difficult time to argue that modesty is really what is complicating things, or that a greater degree of honesty about renovation costs on Central Park West will lead us to a more just tax code.
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For proof, see Rodarte, where decoration is an ontology in itself, one concept leading inexorably to the next, and the next (and the next): belted leather coats festooned in ruffles, which also climbed the legs in frilled gladiator boots and edged musketeer gloves, and then were paired with point d'esprit trousers and Chantilly lace blouses, covered sometimes by road-warrior longhair multicolored goat fur coats, which then segued into slip dresses dropped from shoulders and encrusted in sequins and flowers, beaded with birds.
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Just hours later, Alec Baldwin took the stage less than half a mile away to reprise his recurring role as Trump in the opening sketch of a "Saturday Night Live" episode hosted by the "Black Panther" star Chadwick Boseman and featuring the musical guest Cardi B. After issuing a "Fox News Alert" made up solely of the word "Mexicans," Harris Faulkner (Leslie Jones), a co-host of the network's female-dominated talk show "Outnumbered," segued into a joint news conference between the president and the leaders of the Baltic nations.
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