" So he honed a spiel consisting of "various levels.
|
|
" His spiel is hardly "Win one for the Gipper.
|
|
"Royi would give his 'cloak and dagger' spiel and then Scott would come on and give his 'Boy Scout' spiel, which is 'What we're doing is completely legal,' " a former colleague said.
|
|
We've all heard this spiel too many times, moving on.
|
|
Save 44% on the Spiel Bluetooth Speaker System See Details
|
|
The BBC TV series, above, doesn't offer the full spiel.
|
|
"He gave his spiel," Mr. Lynne told Variety in 2004.
|
|
But there was no sign of that in Zuckerberg's potted spiel.
|
|
Is there a "welcome to the band" spiel at first jam?
|
|
You might want to consider whether it's all just marketing spiel.
|
|
I have like a whole spiel on each of the signs.
|
|
The spiel was pure snake oil, but that didn't change anything.
|
|
Hurd doesn't do much of an introductory spiel for this group.
|
|
I know, I know — you've heard the lightweight matte spiel before.
|
|
They know that it is mostly hyperbole, marketing spiel, hot air.
|
|
If I can finish my spiel, which I'm committed to doing?
|
|
"I never believed the whole 'I'm happy single' spiel," Watson said.
|
|
A modest spiel on my part would not hurt, I thought.
|
|
They're expecting the same spiel that they've heard countless times before.
|
|
I have a whole spiel worked out when the question comes up.
|
|
I remember his spiel now, I had forgotten it, but there was ... Yes.
|
|
" She gives me the same spiel has before, peppered with "technically" and "but.
|
|
Bea: But the overall/ Char: I don't need the spiel Bea, I'm fucked.
|
|
The Jewel spiel wrapped and we made our way to the second terminal.
|
|
I thought we'd be seeing the usual suspects with the same old spiel.
|
|
Daenerys starts giving her the "I am Daenerys Stormborn, yada yada yada" spiel.
|
|
These are the voters who are precisely drawn to Biden's "return to normalcy" spiel.
|
|
"I tell everyone to come to Ridgewood; I always give my spiel," she said.
|
|
" Clay responds with some spiel about how she's his "best friend on the beach.
|
|
The researcher would give their spiel and turn the floor back over to the salespeople.
|
|
At first, Marlo resists, giving a spiel about not trusting a stranger with her children.
|
|
Neither particularly jibe with Eddy Cue's whole, "We're not after quantity, we're after quality" spiel.
|
|
To someone who wants to believe, the whole spiel is fairly easy to reason out.
|
|
" This spiel strikes me as a giant red flag emblazoned with "SHE DOESN'T LIKE YOU.
|
|
Interrupting his spiel, I said, "My friend and I." He stared at me in confusion.
|
|
She smoothed her navy skirt in her lap and rehearsed her spiel in her head.
|
|
It's number 11, so you can practically see the heavy metal-themed marketing spiel now.
|
|
By the way, kid's got the Hollywood spiel down pat already ... based on his Oscar prediction.
|
|
But before the adult can give her spiel about representation and objectification, Reggie throws a curveball.
|
|
If you listen to enough tech company spiel, one thing jumps out: AI will be everywhere.
|
|
Approximately the next ten minutes of the spiel was about devotion to Bhagwan and his work.
|
|
Instead of the usual spiel I've become accustomed to, Smith's language was a bit more positive.
|
|
The uncomfortable moment can best be understood by Hiddleston's fellow actors and nominees' reaction to the spiel.
|
|
His spiel went like this: Did you ever notice how people are always ducking life insurance guys?
|
|
At the end of his weary spiel, the young man hunched over the conference table and shrugged.
|
|
Conservative talk show host Glenn Beck gave a particularly meandering, sermon-like spiel to open the event.
|
|
FRIED: How has he not that and gone on like a long spiel and gotten in trouble?
|
|
When asked what they thought about the kids' spiel, JP admits that he had a good childhood.
|
|
He pulls out a Bible, gives his spiel about Jacob, Rachel, and Bilhah, and then it happens.
|
|
But when Midge gets on stage, her spiel is fresh, partly because she isn't really doing jokes.
|
|
Sukha's own story is a engaging mashup of rags-to-riches immigrant tropes and a restaurateurs' spiel.
|
|
Whether the character he is playing reflects the person beneath the marketing spiel is difficult to know.
|
|
It was all very over-the-top and exaggerated, totally campy and silly, a classic Purim Spiel.
|
|
My quantum computing spiel is here, but there are a few general things to know about the technology.
|
|
Before she could get through a sentence of her long-practiced spiel, she says, Manuel cut her off.
|
|
The spiel of Trick centres around "claustrophobic London summers", but the album's theme doesn't stem from personal experiences.
|
|
His "isn't it tragic..." spiel needs to go, since sarcasm is often not welcome by a general audience.
|
|
So he said alright give me, give me a spiel as to why I should put you on.
|
|
This year's spiel is "The Megillah According to Andrew Lloyd Webber," performed when Purim begins on Wednesday evening.
|
|
After I gave you that spiel about "doctor" meaning "rearrange," you get to 8D: "Doctor Rush operating" (7).
|
|
Then one day I began my spiel to a new young gynecologist who had taken over the practice.
|
|
She said her performers had developed "a little spiel" to explain all the ruckus to their young audience.
|
|
"I never believed the whole 'I'm happy single' spiel," she told Vogue in an interview published this week.
|
|
Alongside the dancing, Chomsky was being broadcast in quotation throughout, mainly delivering a spiel about corporate mind control.
|
|
You know the in-flight safety spiel so well that you could probably rattle off the instructions by memory.
|
|
Later that day, major Republican donors got a similar spiel at a finance meeting at the Four Seasons Hotel.
|
|
The admissions spiel has not changed since I first heard it four years ago, during my own college search.
|
|
Several rows of seats were installed at the back, and we sat and listened to a modified safety spiel.
|
|
Instead of a traditional protest, Never Again Action presented a Purim Spiel, a centuries-old form of Jewish theater.
|
|
But everything Yiannopoulos said on Maher's show was his typical spiel, doing little to change how conservatives viewed Yiannopoulos.
|
|
These are habits I've inherited—I can't show my friends a movie without giving them a ten-minute spiel before.
|
|
" Finally, after trying over and over again to start my sales spiel, she put up her hands and said, "Stop.
|
|
Generally, the games begin with an employee gathering you and your friends at a door to give you a spiel.
|
|
" It's a convincing spiel, even if the less-than-cheery subtext is: "We've got to keep moving or we'll die.
|
|
He seems to roll this spiel out for every big soccer tournament, and this year's Copa America was no exception.
|
|
Still, it doesn't bode well when I can go on a spiel about a picture and not the music itself.
|
|
Pence's spiel then was that the incumbent, a Watergate-class Democrat named Phil Sharp, was too liberal for the district.
|
|
They used what managers called "the spiel," which led insurers to believe that patients had cancer when they did not.
|
|
Despite her spiel about waiting for her prince to give her a true love's kiss, Fiona is a real person.
|
|
I similarly had the misfortune to have to sit through the same Prevezon adoption spiel Don Jr. claims he heard.
|
|
Taking it would mean a new kind of sticking out, and a new spiel to explain how I got here.
|
|
The rest of the spiel delivered by Elizabeth feels like it has a double meaning: one for Abigail, one for Lori.
|
|
This skill does this: You say a name or a word, and it does the whole "name game" spiel with it.
|
|
Don't you think your life would be so much easier if you had a visual presentation to accompany your marketing spiel?
|
|
"He goes through the whole spiel about how he's in the Fifth Special Forces Group," Special Agent Ernesto L. Negron said.
|
|
Last night, we got a taste of West's latest spiel, which included Taylor Swift, of course, but he didn't stop there.
|
|
Having not yet heard it myself, I'm just going to give you Bose's marketing spiel on what makes it sound good.
|
|
This recipe calls for red snapper fillets, so now's the time to practice your over-the-counter spiel for your fishmonger.
|
|
Accuracy issues aside, what made Biden's spiel stand out was its unexpectedly graphic nature — details few politicians would have ever offered.
|
|
Kerr tries to wrap up his whole spiel with about seven minutes showing on the clock — six minutes at the latest.
|
|
Once he gets settled, he gives his spiel on universal basic income and automation, then lets three supporters take the floor.
|
|
"Let me be honest with y'all," Alicia Keys, the ceremony's host, said in a pre-song spiel from behind the piano.
|
|
Must an announcement of raging wildfires be made at the exact moment that a climate-change-denier is delivering his spiel?
|
|
Given all they'd just heard, Jackson added to her spiel that it also meant "not even downloading 'The Godfather' on Netflix."
|
|
But instead of a traditional protest, they were about to present a Purim Spiel, a centuries-old form of Jewish theater.
|
|
I ran through my usual spiel about the hidden job market, interim freelance work, networking strategies for job hunters over 50.
|
|
But, no less obvious, viewers come back from a 30-second spiel about Charmin Ultra to an over-the-top happy ending.
|
|
Before I could finish my spiel about being born this way, he muttered, "Nah, nah, I don't fuck with that," and left.
|
|
After all, a persuasive spiel will get your audience to listen to you, but a stunning presentation will keep them from snoozing.
|
|
Consider the polished, public-school manner of the City investment banker—or the high-velocity spiel of the Wall Street bank boss.
|
|
He convinced the retiree that the London Metals fiasco wasn't his fault before launching into his spiel about Dragon-Click, Bennett said.
|
|
I spent about four years in Italy and I was completely engulfed by that aesthetic and the whole spiel of the Renaissance.
|
|
And to that whole beginning spiel, "The following story is fictional and does not depict any actual person or event," we say LOL.
|
|
I also appreciate Littlefinger giving the "I loved your mother" spiel to Bran, who as the Three-Eyed Raven can probably call bullshit.
|
|
As a frequent flier, I usually turn off at the preflight spiel, but on Southwest I always listen, smile or laugh out loud.
|
|
When I started my spiel, Jeff seemed to be waiting for me to finish talking so he could get on with his day.
|
|
Bannon took the stage at the Value Voters Summit in Washington, D.C., this weekend to give his usual quasi-populist, quasi-intellectual spiel.
|
|
After saying that she looks like a librarian, Chan continues with her weather spiel, just as a true professional is trained to do.
|
|
At one point, he even has the perky spokeswoman of a maltster in Bamberg, Germany, provide her spiel in the Comic Sans typeface.
|
|
The eldest family members stand at the head of the table and begin delivering a spiel about how best to enjoy this family dinner.
|
|
They are given their room keys and the spiel about the hotel by the bellhop Miles (Lewis Pullman), the only remaining member of staff.
|
|
The rest of the guys were pissed about this and the first rumblings of the "Jordan isn't here for the right reasons" spiel began.
|
|
It is often easy to get trapped in air-conditioned offices getting the official spiel, when the real happenings are out on the street.
|
|
After delivering a short spiel about his life, Dalí pulls out the biggest surprise: He turns around and takes a selfie with his audience.
|
|
This move to offer VPN may be different from its usual compression spiel, but it's in line with a play for the emerging markets.
|
|
Congregants enact a lively skit known as a Purim spiel, with a plotline taken from the Book of Esther, also known as the Megillah.
|
|
You'll also be able to ask Google Assistant, "Hey Google, how do you keep my data safe," if you want to hear that spiel.
|
|
Each church show spiel was so predictable, featuring the same discordant musical crescendos, the same sermons, the same vague, lingering unease towards non-gentiles.
|
|
Usually, when I talk about Chromebooks, I have to give a little spiel about how many tabs you can have open at any given time.
|
|
Sometimes, congregants even put on comical renditions of the Purim story in performances known as "purim spiels" ("spiel" can mean "game" or "play" in Yiddish).
|
|
" He summarized the usual blockchain pitch as being a variation on the old solution-in-search-of-a-problem spiel, and said, "It's totally lunatic!
|
|
Here Ferrari gives us the spiel on ATL's mural scene, and the lowdown about the places he loves most in the city he calls home.
|
|
Inside these "official residences," the main focus is—at least according to the official spiel—the promotion of each country's culture to a global audience.
|
|
Technology isn't necessarily the best solution for forging new real life connections, whatever the collective marketing spiel of the web's social giants likes to claim.
|
|
We've gone and done the spiel probably three times; we know the benefits and we kick ourselves in the butt for not getting it earlier.
|
|
Chummily businesslike, with a polished spiel about his love of art, Mr. Hill talked about his inspirations and approaches in the Blackstone offices last month.
|
|
Christie himself takes the stage, cracking a joke about the guys outside to break the tension before running his spiel about needing New Hampshire's vote.
|
|
You could probably guess that we were gonna start out this story with the "We know you want a smart TV, but they're so expensive!" spiel.
|
|
Even if they don't know that "Neues Spiel" translates to "New Game," they've restarted so many times after bad starts that selecting it becomes an instinct.
|
|
I put on my warmest telephone voice and my most reasonable demeanor and try to imitate the slightly concerned, slightly flirtatious spiel of my happy giver.
|
|
They could say it was "exciting" but they had no spiel ready for why it was exciting, nor why the Store was crucial to its success.
|
|
Instead, he was taken to the Pothonggang hotel, escorted into a conference room and given what he said sounded like a "pre-planned spiel" in English.
|
|
Baker's coaches had been steadfast earlier in camp that he's the backup to Tyrod ... but it might be tough to keep that same spiel up now.
|
|
So we meet for a drink at a bar and I'm doing my whole spiel, talking shop with all of the projects I have going on.
|
|
While it would've been pretty timely for Silverstone to have given her classic "RSVP on the Statue of Liberty" spiel, she didn't take it that far.
|
|
With Ukrainian on the left and English on the right, you can, while you eat, read a spiel about what the word "Reconquista" means to Azov.
|
|
" Speaking of how she had never believed the "'I'm happy single' spiel," she added: "It took me a long time, but I'm very happy [being single].
|
|
Here's the usual quantum spiel: Today's classical computers translate every problem into long strings of binary code, represented by bits that could equal either zero and one.
|
|
Staying hydrated is more than just a self-care spiel, especially when you're going to be in the desert with little shade and a lot of sun.
|
|
Across 206 lectures, the award-winning business school professor, venture capitalist, and ex-Goldman Sachs staffer goes over the entire process of putting together a compelling spiel.
|
|
In his spiel to Mazuma, Mr. Smith did not say that mutual fund companies were treating 2300(k) savers like muppets, but he might as well have.
|
|
No unnecessary seven DVD set, no marketing spiel, and with a surprising depth; Gutierrez even prepares his charges for situations as obscure as the wrong side Americana.
|
|
A Manifesto to Women in Their 20s: Almost every week I'll get an email from a young woman asking for advice, and it's always the same spiel.
|
|
After two seasons of wearily enduring the antics of Homeless Earn, Absentee Dad Earn and Punching Bag Earn, a reprieve from the slacker spiel was long overdue.
|
|
He mentioned how on a trip to the DMZ, a military guide who previously railed against American imperialists had dropped the aggressive rhetoric from his usual spiel.
|
|
CNN reporter Daniel Dale pointed out that the president has a habit of inventing tears — Trump does have a whole spiel about big, strong men crying around him.
|
|
I then realized this guy probably gets the same spiel every place he goes, so I told him to enjoy his meal and that I'd leave him alone.
|
|
But the company's latest spiel is what it calls "digital workflows," where companies can automate just about any repetitive task, from employee onboarding to end-of-month reports.
|
|
"You can call me Max, Maxwell, Maximilian, or my personal favorite, Optimax Prime," he began, and proceeded to riff through a well-rehearsed spiel about the brewery's history.
|
|
Zur Beschäftigung während der Fahrt war das Autoradio am besten geeignet, denn wir hörten etwas gemeinsam, statt allein am iPad ein Spiel zu spielen oder Filme zu schauen.
|
|
" THAT response is simply an update from one of Mr. Wallace's 1968 followers: "George doesn't give us some mealy-mouth 'on the one hand and on the other' spiel.
|
|
That's about all any bigger label has managed to come up with for us as part of their 'If you want to take things to the next level' spiel.
|
|
Then a female sannyasin doctor took us both into a small examining room where we sat down to receive what I imagine is the standard spiel for new arrivals.
|
|
" A waiter dropped by and delivered a rapid spiel: "There's-going-to-be-a-crazy-guy-walking-around-don't-make-too-much-eye-contact-and-you-should-be-fine.
|
|
Vietnam promoted its economy, Georgia extolled its wine and Belarus went for a hard-core real estate spiel, pitching a huge industrial park it is building with the Chinese.
|
|
He spent summers as a guide for the Gates of the Mountains boat tour, just outside of town, and can still recite the 20-minute spiel, in full, on request.
|
|
When Tipsy Elves cofounders Evan Mendelsohn and Nick Morton appeared on the show in 2013, they gave a quick spiel about their company, then launched into a surprise fashion show.
|
|
It was his twist on the traditional spiel by the candidate's spouse, who is there to remind everyone that the person they are nominating is actually a real human being.
|
|
But a few minutes into his mild-mannered spiel with me, Gerrard switched gears and started tearing into the importance of safety and privacy for the online black dating community.
|
|
By the time I was called up at the emergency room, an hour and a half after arriving, I had my spiel about my symptoms and my self-diagnosis down pat.
|
|
And we also hear a spiel from Jenner's best friend, Jordyn Woods, solidifying my theory that Kylie's long-time friend is a total gem, who is here to keep her humble.
|
|
"He goes through this whole, serious spiel and then right before he goes up to hit his putt, he goes, 'And you won't believe what the aliens look like,'" Spieth said.
|
|
Many of us have a conception of a sales pitch as being like a spiel or mini-presentation in which the salesperson talks while the customer listens and makes a decision.
|
|
In a scripted welcome before the curtain, Ken Davenport, the lead producer and a co-author of the book, delivers a supercharged spiel that bodes ill — and begins with a whopper.
|
|
He's giving his spiel and I look around and I'm surrounded by 20-something white males in their best suits with their ties and they're hanging on every word he says.
|
|
A Purim Spiel is a comic retelling of the Book of Esther, which chronicles the story of Esther, wife of the Persian King Ahasuerus, who keeps her Jewish identity a secret.
|
|
There was no question of his not raising his hand at the moment Matheson finished his spiel, smiled his bland smile, and said he presumed he had the board's unanimous approval.
|
|
One spiel, the one that includes the phrase "deplorables," is intended to set the stage for a rhetorical pivot to the idea that the vast majority of Trump supporters aren't deplorable.
|
|
From Patrick Brown's disgraceful exit as leader of Ontario's Progressive Conservatives to Kathleen Wynne's pre-election concession spiel, the lead-up to the Ontario election has seen one dramatic twist after another.
|
|
In 2014, as he prepared for a life explaining away his Lucifer tattoos with a spiel about liking the literary archetype, he discovered the Satanic Temple, an unrelated though similarly-named group.
|
|
Many believe that if you want a bed with innersprings, you have to head to a local brick-and-mortar showroom, where a salesman will deliver his high-pressure spiel to you.
|
|
Bush's audience was less than enthused by his rhetoric, so much so that he had to defeatedly ask them to applaud when he finished his less-than-fiery spiel about protecting the country.
|
|
Every company will tell you that its design is optimized and optimal, but in the case of the BeoSound 2, the eventual performance really does agree with the marketing spiel about thoughtful design.
|
|
We won't give you the "new year, new you" spiel, but there's a reason (and a fascinating history behind) why the new year is traditionally a great chance at a fresh, clean slate.
|
|
"When Liberty Bell gave her spiel about how this was the first time her body was for her, not for her husband or boyfriends or baby, that really resonated with me," said Buckiewicz.
|
|
If the spam callers leave a voicemail — you know, like the usual spiel about charges being filed against you over back-owed taxes — that will still find its way to your voicemail inbox.
|
|
I'm pretty sure I got the spiel usually given to potential investors and tried to "ooh" and "ahh" convincingly as the presenter explained how many more tourism dollars Jewel was projected to capture.
|
|
In one of his viral YouTube sketches, he plays a suburban mom in an orange-juice commercial, whose chirpy spiel on nutrition morphs into a surreal backstory involving dog fighting and death metal.
|
|
In their first moment of true intimacy, Jin asks Casey to give up her tour guide's spiel and tell her what moves her, really moves her, about the building they are standing before.
|
|
Jeremy Fox, the executive chef and an owner, expected that most diners would pass judgment on the dish, which was being introduced that night in July, well before the server's spiel was done.
|
|
I got to watch Keith give some version of his subsequent two-strike/hitting-against-the-shift spiel three times that evening, and the first time, at dinner, it was Profane Keith's turn.
|
|
I launched into a two-minute spiel about Where I'm Really From, trying to explain what it was like to be born in Montana, raised in Malaysia and going to college in Michigan.
|
|
" On Amiri Baraka, who criticized Mr. Belafonte and Sidney Poitier for not supporting militant activists: "He ran his spiel about how they needed money and they were going to get it from us.
|
|
Her oldest son, Track, was a kid with a temper before he served in Iraq for a year, conveniently shipping off in the fall of 2008 as his mother began her hockey-mom spiel.
|
|
"Fifty years ago, it would have been hard to believe people have little TVs in their pocket," said Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel in a scripted ad sales spiel, but that's not where it ends.
|
|
If he had given his normal spiel about banning Muslims on Monday night, and it had been debated like a normal policy proposal, the once unthinkable idea would creep even further into the mainstream.
|
|
Sports of The Times When Coach Stephanie Gaitley is out recruiting for her Fordham women's basketball team and sitting in the living rooms of potential players and their parents, she gives an unconventional spiel.
|
|
I hang on to every word, trying to decide if what the reader says is specific to my life and current situation or if they're giving me the same spiel they've given their other clients.
|
|
I listened patiently to the spiel, eager to get my hands on the full-auto AR. As soon as I did, I immediately understood why the military got rid of full-auto M21s after Vietnam.
|
|
So it isn't really free, and you have to plan for the extra time to listen to the spiel and say no about sixty times, but then, eventually, you get where you want to go.
|
|
He repeated his spiel that becoming a "spacefaring civilization and a multi-planet species" on Earth, Mars, Moon, Venus, Jupiter, and planets in other star systems is the best possible prospect for the future of humanity.
|
|
At this point there could be some spiel about why these things are beautiful, how they trump most other artists releases, a detailed analysis of exactly how Frank Ocean has successfully approached the industry's New Rules.
|
|
The first spiel they give is on a moving escalator — a twist on the classic "elevator pitch" — and from thereon it's like Shark Tank meets The Voice for technology — but unfortunately without any of the excitement.
|
|
I've had people mid-excuse about the babysitter's dog being ill, cover the phone with their hand and ordering food because they're sat somewhere else, and then continue to give me the spiel about the dog.
|
|
I ask a couple of old-timers if they have any tips for me, and they both give me the basic spiel, pointing out in the program where it says which horse has the best odds.
|
|
To the untrained ear, Sanders delivered his standard primary spiel (bashing Trump for intolerance, decrying the influence of Wall Street, purging Big Money from politics) but this was the first real general election speech he delivered.
|
|
She begins her idealistic spiel about the constitution as a "crucible" as if she was still a bright-eyed 15-year-old, but she regularly interrupts herself with the insights and digressions of a 40-something woman.
|
|
I was surprised that Rory's little spiel didn't reference any of the classes we know she took, or the school newspaper, or Mr. Medina, or any of the significant Chilton experiences we actually saw on the series.
|
|
Just before evening prayers on Friday, congregants at Bet Am Shalom, a Reconstructionist synagogue in White Plains, were notified that Sabbath, and later Purim services — including the synagogue's beloved annual play, or spiel — would not go forward.
|
|
The men had to rate how much they liked each ad on a score from 1 to 10, and the ones who received extra testosterone liked the luxury messaging more than the spiel about power or high quality.
|
|
Regina Dugan, who leads Facebook's Building 8 group, gave a remarkable marketing spiel on the company's efforts in shaping the future of human-computer interaction and imagining a future where you can control AR glasses with the brain.
|
|
The guests are picking up on odd cadences in her standard spiel, which is leading to a drop in sexual interest, and she's flashing back to a violent scene in which she and her daughter are under attack.
|
|
"I couldn't tell who were business contacts I wanted to hear from, and people who didn't give their names but launched into a spiel about refinancing loans or a better deal on health care insurance," Ms. Dolan said.
|
|
Gurry authorized employees to use a script, referred to in the release as "the spiel" in order to trick insurers into thinking the patient had been prescribed Subsys for the treatment of breakthrough cancer pain, the release said.
|
|
But it's not necessarily the anti-abortion spiel that's garnered criticism; rather, critics are upset about the lack of transparency in disclosing how the author of today's column, Lori Szala, has a personal interest in the abortion issue.
|
|
But if you're a woman who's attended DEFCON, you've probably gotten the second, bonus spiel from someone in the know — don't wear a skirt, don't stay too late at parties, keep an eye on your drink at all times.
|
|
The first ten to fifteen minutes of the spiel was about sexual hygiene, mainly stressing not to have sex with anyone on the ranch until we had our tests and were "cleared," which would take at least a week.
|
|
Mr. Harbour, who was the best thing about the 2012 revival of Mr. Mamet's "Glengarry Glen Ross," here offers an equally accomplished variation on the classic Mametian salesman, a guy who has been hypnotized by his own meaningless spiel.
|
|
Though it is about a marginalized group, it does not become a savior narrative that "gives voice to the voiceless," nor a trite "imagine yourself in their shoes" moralistic spiel, or a "touch them, they're just like us" embarrassment.
|
|
"Audi of America gave a similar spiel, with the company&aposs president, Daniel Weissland, saying it&aposs time for "a move that will provide a more transparent look at our business as we consider our long-term strategic goals.
|
|
According to New York Magazine, Natasha Aponte planted the seed—or, rather, dozens of seeds—for her scheme about a month ago, when she matched with a boatload of dudes on Tinder, and gave them all the same spiel.
|
|
It's got the pretty standard spiel that accompanies every big phone launch (something something "all new," something something "powerful"), along with some beauty shots of a bright yellow "all new powerful S Pen" sliding in and out of the Note 9.
|
|
Asked "Who is God to you?" by the Christian Broadcasting Network, Trump answered "God is the ultimate," then began a brief spiel about how he got a great deal on a golf course before circling back to his original definition.
|
|
He went into a calm and semi-robotic spiel about people with life sentences and the numerous long-termer programs for which I'd be eligible with a G.E.D. I said I'd think about it and was taken back to the cell.
|
|
Miles (Lewis Pullman), the concierge who, as the hotel's sole employee, also serves as barman, maid, and part-time voyeur (we'll get to that) gives his spiel about the El Royale being a "bicoastal establishment," and the guests pick a room.
|
|
In assembling his case (the one quibble being he could probably do with fewer close-up shots of blood being drawn), Gibney makes a lot of folks who bought into Holmes' spiel look awfully foolish with the benefit of hindsight.
|
|
The other spiel is intended to recapitulate the themes of Clinton's speech on Trump and the alt-right in which she denounces Trump individually for elevating a handful of extreme and hateful voices that early Republican leaders would have marginalized.
|
|
The only person Eve is able to talk to is a window salesman, whose "Unknown" call she answers out of fear that melts into relief as she encourages him to keep giving his spiel — anything to distract her from her current situation.
|
|
It's nostalgia for what something stood for in their mind rather than what it actually means, in much the same way that Tony Soprano's "strong, silent type" spiel emphasises what happens when inspiration is taken from a stage-managed version of an individual.
|
|
First the shutdown and now the "emergency" both stem from the basic fact that Trump will neither admit his whole wall spiel was BS nor decide to act like someone who genuinely wants a wall and make a deal to get it.
|
|
Only once does Mr. Berryman fully cut loose, to deliver a parody of an evangelical spiel, which releases him from the aural backdrop of the record and has him sprinting into the audience as an animated cartoon of a money-collecting preacher.
|
|
Their spiel was simple: Juno is better for drivers because the company only takes 10 percent commission (compared to Uber and Lyft which take more than 25 percent); the company actually listens to their suggestions and concerns all while offering riders cheaper fares.
|
|
The title comes from the opening telemarketer spiel which we've all been greeted with before, "Sorry to bother you..." but at the end of the day, Stanfield, Thompson, and Hammer (who was the on the on-set weed hookup) can bother us all they want.
|
|
Daenerys would probably have to listen a lot more closely to the White Walker spiel if she considered herself responsible for the Northmen's safety, and it's not like Jon even has an army with him that she can demand he ship off to King's Landing.
|
|
Before I had the chance to give him and Tim a tour of their villa and my usual concierge spiel, Micha took a Ziploc bag out of his pants loaded with what he told me was 75 pressed ecstasy pills and a sheet of acid.
|
|
We've heard the spiel about amazing smartphone photos before, but Huawei has several tricks up its sleeve beyond the dual lenses and the Leica signature (we've contacted Huawei about the exact nature of its partnership with Leica, but have not yet heard from them).
|
|
"You are not from Turlock, right," Bull, a 39-year-old mother of two, directly asked Harder, who proceeded to give his now familiar spiel of growing up the son of an optometrist before leaving for college at Stanford University and later Harvard University.
|
|
After he delivered a rousing opening presentation that played more like a Silicon Valley pitch — a spiel featuring video clips and peppered with quotes from the likes of Elon Musk, Stephen Hawking, and even Vladimir Putin — Thrun sat down and was asked specifically about the energy industry.
|
|
There is singing and dancing to songs appropriated from a broad swath of popular music — Broadway, the Beatles, Motown, disco — but always with lyrics by Norman Roth, 77, a retired accountant who for the past 28 years has written a new Purim spiel skit each year.
|
|
As our van chugged out of smog-choked La Paz, he delivered a well-rehearsed safety spiel, informing us that he was equipped with an oxygen tank, a handful of back braces, and a neck board—and added that he'd never had to use any of them.
|
|
But when Mr. McAuliffe recently met with donors at an event that the longtime Clinton adviser, Douglas J. Band, helped put together, his spiel included a half-hour on his successes as governor, according to two attendees, despite saying he was focused entirely on the midterms.
|
|
As everyone does, disregard the menu and instead order some of the specials from the long spiel the servers deliver: Try linguine with clams; thin, pounded veal layered with eggplant, mozzarella, prosciutto and marinara; garlic-laden broccoli rabe; and an unforgettable banana cream pie for dessert.
|
|
" Photograph by Dolly Faibyshev for The New Yorker It's also hard to tell how much of the servers' spiel is on script and how much is off the cuff—though one waiter proudly claimed that he kept it to "only ten to fifteen per cent bullshit.
|
|
He enjoyed giving his spiel about how the diversity visa lottery randomly selects immigrants, and about how "chain migration" allows immigrants to bring "virtually unlimited" numbers of family members to the US. Neither of those claims is true, but both have become Trump standbys in recent months.
|
|
It's pretty radically different from the previous EdgeHTML version that came before, and it should be easier for developers to create extensions for, as well as more capable of handling the wide variety of code streamed across a web browser nowadays,That spiel probably bored a lot of you.
|
|
As Mike Pesca did a great job of pointing out on Slate's The Gist (his spiel on it starts at 18:30), the show was terrible, and the writing, as has often been the case, was lazy, repeating bits in a different form and pretending that they were new.
|
|
Gabbard's slash-and-burn appearance at the state house couldn't be more different than her usual stump speech, in which she gives a long spiel about the meaning of "Aloha" and reminisces about winning over Republican colleagues in Congress with care packages of her mom's homemade macadamia nut toffee.
|
|
President Trump addressed a rally of cheering supporters in Huntington, West Virginia, Thursday evening with a familiar campaign-style spiel: promises to bring jobs back to the US, a warning to Congress for their inability to pass a healthcare bill, and even a call for prosecutors to search Hillary Clinton's emails.
|
|
President Trump addressed a rally of cheering supporters in Huntington, West Virginia, Thursday evening with a familiar campaign-style spiel: promises to bring jobs back to the U.S., a warning to Congress for their inability to pass a healthcare bill, and even a call for prosecutors to search Hillary Clinton's emails.
|
|
He spent his opening volley mostly on a lengthy explanation of his proposal for a value added tax and only attempted to articulate the scope or contours of the automation problems he's hoping to address with it at the end of his spiel, almost as if it were an afterthought.
|
|
So, instead, I basically turn into a pharmaceutical sales rep and launch into my spiel about how much I love getting Botox, why it's preventative, how filler injections can actually boost collagen production long after the hyaluronic acid has been absorbed — and, oh yeah, I got a nose job when I was 16.
|
|
Sometimes the pleasures of contrast are lost when all a designer can come up with are cargo pants or jackets in lumberjack checks or huge trousers with little design logic beyond the fact that volume is a theme of the season — accompanied by a canned spiel about street inspirations, as at Dior Homme.
|
|
And when he went into his campaign spiel about the devastating effects of income inequality, and how he believed that he could adapt his successes in New York — universal prekindergarten, guaranteed paid time off and increased access to health care — to the rest of the nation, claps of approval filled the church.
|
|
We went through a ridiculous dance when one server told us that we might snag a counter spot in 20 to 30 minutes if we wanted to order something in the meantime, and then 30 minutes later got the same spiel from someone else, who quoted a further 20- to 30-minute wait.
|
|
Whether you're at IFA in Berlin, CES in Las Vegas, or Computex in Taipei, the spiel is always the same: the future is wireless, battery life matters to everyone, and there are a lot of people with five-year-old PCs who might notice a difference if they buy a new Intel-powered computer.
|
|
MARTIN HOFFMAN, NEW YORK To the Editor: In his lovely article about why he gives money and/or food to people who beg on the subways, Rick Hamlin says the spiel a subway beggar may give for needing money or food is surely "a fiction," and he goes on to speculate why, nonetheless, he gives.
|
|
We receive a few references to Kanaga's influences (Tristram Shandy comes up), as well as hints to the dense ecosystem of puns that form a backbone of the work ("oikos" is the root of eco, as in "ecology" and "economy"; "opera" means "works," as in labor; OIK OS is an 'opera'ting system; and "spiel" means "play").
|
|
Here's the spiel: Anti-aGin contains collagen for its an anti-wrinkle properties; nettle, which is supposed to rejuvenate cells; gotu kola, said to inhibit scar formation and combat cellulite: chamomile, a healing and relaxing agent; witch hazel oil, to kill bacteria; burdock, believed to repair cracked skin; and green tea, intended to clear the body of impurities.
|
|
There's just the can itself, and the fact that it and the children are being displayed on something like a school stage, plus the flag, and the impression of incongruity (at least) that any patriotic spiel, however well-intentioned, is bound to convey next to the social and emotional human nightmare that the phrase "trash can babies" describes.
|
|
For a long time I lumped this in with his dreamy ideas about reprogramming the operating system of the world: The future is coming faster than anyone thinks, our glorious digital future is calling, the singularity is so damn near that we should be cheering already—a spiel that always makes me want to hit him with a copy of the Unabomber Manifesto.
|
|
I gave him the spiel so to speak and somebody else in the room said you know that's pretty interesting, the judge is a little long in the tooth to which the president said blank you to the person who said the judge is long in the tooth… I'm four years older than the judge and I'm about to become president.
|
|
In this context, his lovely spiel to Barr, which includes him dropping that he's been in the business for 20 years, is simply hilarious, consisting entirely of obvious and broad descriptions: In my experience, to a certain degree, they tend to be predictable, and in fact, some of them are attributable, and some of them are signed, and they even make grotesque face jugs today.
|
|
But the level of flu activity was high in only two states—Alaska, where the season often ends later, and Virginia—and low to minimal in 30 states, as well as in Puerto Rico and Washington DC.Health officials have been understandably gun shy about laying off the vaccination spiel, especially since there seemed to be a second wave of flu cases in early March.
|
|
But the screenwriter Richard Price and the director Steven Zaillian obsess over the terrors of Naz being processed like any other inmate: The layers upon layers of bars, gates and fences; the transport van that delivers men to Rikers like cafeteria mystery meat; the pat-downs and cavity searches; the rote spiel his jailer gives before lockdown ("You throw up on my floor, you clean it up").
|
|
No matter what show Mr. Dan is offering, whether a dance piece by the hirsute honey known as Love, Connie; the bold comedy of the New York-based improv trio Unitard; or a variety offering by the drag wonder Varla Jean Merman, visiting from New Orleans, Mr. Dan begins his spiel by pointing out that the theater's low ceiling is supported by a single pillar.
|
|
For those who haven't driven past or caught a between-avenue glimpse of the first BIG project to be completed on American soil, here's the prefatory spiel: taking up nearly a full New York City block on 57th Street between Eleventh and Twelfth Avenues, Via 57 West announces the evolution of a new architectural type, a hybrid of the curtain-walled Manhattan skyscraper and the insulated European housing block.
|
|
Part of me wanted to just say "fuck it" and derail this entry into a mini-rant about politics in the state that gave us Pepsi and Petey Pablo, but I won't do that because (a) I had this great spiel planned out where I was going to talk about how Lil Wayne is like Bob Dylan, and (b) I can already see you closing that tab if I keep going on about politics in my state.
|
|
Trump managed not to mention opioids once in a city ravaged by them Trump managed not to mention opioids once in a city ravaged by them President Trump addressed a rally of cheering supporters in Huntington, West Virginia, Thursday evening with a familiar campaign-style spiel: promises to bring jobs back to the U.S., a warning to Congress for their inability to pass a healthcare bill, and even a call for prosecutors to search Hillary Clinton's emails.
|
|
That's before he launches into a whole spiel about "the unspoken rule of show business," which "is that you are never, ever allowed to upset the alphabet people" — those people being "the Ls and the Gs and the Bs and the Ts." At this point, we're reentering a familiar cycle: Chappelle releases a special on Netflix, he says something incendiary, it's quoted back to him in a headline, and Chappelle reacts to the criticism in another Netflix special.
|
|
My position, as it was handed down piecemeal over the course of six weeks of intense preparatory treatment—a phrase Klimt preferred to "training," as part of his spiel was based on the organic study of the cosmos, and treatment for introduction to a new environment or malady made sense to Klimt where training simply sounded militaristic—was to do with fungi and other organic matter that had been discovered on Klimt's vessel located just beyond the orbit of Pluto.
|
|
Photographs: Byron Cohen/FX (the league); Courtesy of adult swim (children's hospital); courtesy of starz entertainment (party down); courtesy of paramount (burning love); Gemma La Mana/Netflix (wet hot american summer) Over time, Nanjiani—who was working a tech job by day, helping schoolkids fix their laptops—built up his routine, a mix of personal and cultural observations; in one early bit, he talked about how much harder old videogames were, a spiel that was captured in an early online video ("You're already a robot," he says about a transforming, tough-to-kill enemy.
|
|