With information like this, obviously a few candidates spring to mind.
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Politics probably wouldn't be the first thing to spring to mind.
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The Galaxy S3 and LG Watch Sport immediately spring to mind.
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As Christmas trees go, giant sequoias don't normally spring to mind.
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Adjectives that spring to mind when looking at a Francis Bacon.
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Grant Wood and Edward Hopper spring to mind, as does Maureen Gallace.
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When you think action cams, any number of brands spring to mind.
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All these conflicting images spring to mind even before the voices enter.
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Southeast Asia's megacities like Jakarta, Manila, Bangkok and beyond certainly spring to mind.
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Some parts may be hyped (bits of biotech and med-tech spring to mind).
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It'd be a whole lot better than the associations that spring to mind today.
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Those aren't memories that spring to mind by the time the credits roll, however.
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Does anything spring to mind that you'd like to ask the commander in chief?
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Paul Millsap, Paul George, Kenneth Faried, and Damian Lillard spring to mind as prime examples.
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Daniel Cormier, Henry Cejudo and Ben Askren are modern MMA names which instantly spring to mind.
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Unwelcome associations spring to mind of shuffleboard and pinochle, or a last grasp for a prize.
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DIJON, France — Say "Dijon," and it is likely that the word mustard will spring to mind.
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Does a recent project or task instantly spring to mind that made you feel fulfilled and enthusiastic?
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When you think about the weaknesses of the Mac platform, a couple of obvious areas spring to mind.
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There aren't many labels that spring to mind with such a varied output, but such a clear vision.
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When you consider typical subjects for internet fan art, fictional characters and pop culture celebrities spring to mind.
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Though Orlando may not immediately spring to mind as a gay-friendly destination the way Key West, Fla.
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LONDON — What are the first things that spring to mind when you think of the north of England?
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Two big things that spring to mind are the smoking ban and later opening hours for clubs and bars.
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Q and A When it comes to French cooking, the Caribbean and East Asia usually don't spring to mind.
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While the royals may not spring to mind when we think of the world's hottest brands, their influence is undeniable.
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"China and the U.S. are the two that spring to mind here – possibly India over the longer term," he said.
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Tracks like David Bowie's "Heroes," Billie Holiday's "Strange Fruit," or The Sex Pistols' "God Save the Queen" spring to mind.
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Certainly some (Bird and Blaster spring to mind) will stay with you longer than others and demand more repeat play.
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For many, Thrill Jockey isn't the first label to spring to mind when you think of crushing, soul-smiting metal.
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Think of Germany and it isn't long before visions of bustling business districts and thriving manufacturing plants spring to mind.
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But one thing that almost certainly doesn't spring to mind when you think of Guatemala is trailblazing female rap artists.
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LONDON — When you think of Augmented Reality (AR), the first things that spring to mind might well be apps or gaming.
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To a German visiting Northern Ireland, a couple of similarities with my own country, reunited 30 years ago, spring to mind.
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As well as this large survey many artists deserve proper retrospectives — I think Tim Scott and Richard Smith spring to mind.
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When you think of Maisie Williams, the first image to spring to mind is probably that of list-keeping badass Arya Stark.
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Priests and nuns and other celibate ascetics spring to mind, but plenty of lay people throughout history have made the same call.
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LONDON — Think about lines of customers waiting outside stores overnight, and Supreme's social media frenzy-fueled product drops may spring to mind.
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When it's posed, images of old Soviet posters of Lenin spring to mind, or perhaps you think of "Big Brother" from Orwell's 1984.
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When you hear the words ethics and autonomous vehicles, the age-old and often overused "trolley problem" thought experiment might spring to mind.
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Reading's Madejski Stadium, Shrewsbury's New Meadow and Scunthorpe's Glanford Park spring to mind as places where local pre-match drinking options are limited.
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Sony's spring to mind both for the quality of the audio and the active noise canceling, but they're priced at nearly double Amazon's.
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When you think of the term "supermodel," Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell are likely two of the first names to spring to mind.
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Some have been pretty fierce in defense of what they took to be their prerogatives — Nixon and George W. Bush spring to mind.
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The BFR, meant to stand for Big Falcon Rocket or anything else that might spring to mind, is designed to be sustainable interplanetary spaceship.
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When you think of Idris Elba, the first thing to spring to mind might be his legendary role as Stringer Bell in The Wire.
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People like Leigh and Nathanael, who sometimes turn to medication to cope with pressure, often spring to mind as typical consumers of such things.
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Just because these diary-packed treats spring to mind when you think of Thanksgiving, however, doesn't mean they're the only options for the holiday.
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When you think of cities that double up as tech hubs, the usual suspects probably spring to mind: San Francisco, New York, Singapore, Tokyo.
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Disposable cups, bags, and utensils may be the first kinds of items that spring to mind when you're thinking about how to reduce waste.
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If someone asks you to picture where greenhouse gases come from, images of smoggy traffic jams or billowing smokestacks are likely to spring to mind.
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Biomedical devices are one that immediately spring to mind for the team, like implants that change shape ones they come into contact with body heat.
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But these aren't the kinds of features that necessarily spring to mind as must-haves when you're taking photos to post to your Instagram Stories.
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The clicky-clacky, full keyboard devices that spring to mind when you hear "BlackBerry" might be a thing of the past… but the brand lives on.
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The reason: it might find someone suited to fill an opening at your company who — no offense to your intelligence — might not necessarily spring to mind.
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During his time at Apple he has produced some real lemons, too (the Newton, the Cube, the "trashcan" MacPro and iOS 7 immediately spring to mind).
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LONDON — If you had to compare Westeros to any country in the world, Great Britain would probably be one of the first to spring to mind.
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It might be their most arresting work, and yet it contains relatively few of the sounds that spring to mind when you think of the group.
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It isn't difficult to see how a cohort whose perceived self-centeredness has allegedly ruined so much might also spring to mind amid the current crisis.
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Much of the efficacy of grime has always been down to its success outside of the conventional framework—top 10bn hits from Youtube freestyles spring to mind.
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Jewish-Americans during the Red Scare, African-Americans during the civil rights movement and Japanese-Americans during World War II are examples that readily spring to mind.
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LONDON — If someone asked you to name as many emoji as possible, chances are the Eggplant Emoji would be one of the first to spring to mind.
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There are a couple of people who spring to mind – the late, great Vic Chesnutt or Wes Eisold from Cold Cave, say – but it's still a rarity.
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If someone asked you to compare Sir Patrick Stewart with another famous person in terms of looks, Kellyanne Conway probably wouldn't be the first to spring to mind.
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Payments, investing, financial planning and lending often spring to mind as "classic" fintech startups, but other business models like regtech, compliance, human resources and marketing are on the ascent.
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Of all the places you'd expect to find a burgeoning grime scene mirroring London's MC culture, a small Northern town by the Irish sea probably wouldn't spring to mind.
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CNBC First Class When you think about a trip to the Bahamas, certain details spring to mind: the clear blue ocean, sandy beaches and maybe even a fruity cocktail.
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Composers, especially in France, had regularly utilized exoticism in their works (Saint-Saëns and Bizet spring to mind) but it remained a decorative detail, a picture postcard, a costume.
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While there are more choices today — novels by Nnedi Okorafor, Tochi Onyebuchi, and Tomi Adeyemi all spring to mind — there is still a lack of diversity in YA fantasy.
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Given the number of labels with mature founders at their helm (Giorgio Armani and Ralph Lauren spring to mind), that Ms. von Furstenberg is thinking the same way is significant.
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No names spring to mind, but Mr Trump still has time to find a trained economist who is a Republican and yet tends towards Ms Yellen's views on interest rates.
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Two reasons in particular spring to mind: First of all, you might want to pay an annual fee if the value of a card's perks and benefits offset that fee.
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They are the two that spring to mind for the heavyweights with the Americans coming over when it's supposed to be easy [for the British fighters] and then they get chinned.
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The available outlets are as follows: There are a number of big names missing, of course — The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, NPR and CNN all spring to mind.
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Her research suggests that someone you recently had lunch with or someone from your hometown might spring to mind when selecting a speaker, even though neither has anything to do with science.
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What Beyoncé understands that previous performers at her level of fame — Prince and Madonna spring to mind — also understood is that "topping yourself" rarely means clearing the bar you previously set for yourself.
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A thought-provoking recital from one of our most distinguished pianists pairs Bach and Chopin, two composers who don't instantly spring to mind as natural partners but might well turn out to be.
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They're not the ones that immediately spring to mind when you start to think about what you watched during that decade (or perhaps caught in reruns on Nick at Night in the 21st century).
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Peter Hultqvist, the Swedish defence minister, cites the "deterioration of the security situation in Europe" (Russia's invasion of Ukraine and annexation of Crimea spring to mind) as the reason for the Aurora-17 exercise.
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It's fair to say they've momentarily snatched the Torch of Negligence from organizations that have proudly held it (the New York Knicks, Chicago Bulls, Sacramento Kings, and Los Angeles Lakers immediately spring to mind).
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While animal welfare may not instantly spring to mind when people think of the federal farm bill, the lives of animals – and not just farm animals – vitally depend on this massive piece of legislation.
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Admittedly that was not the first word to spring to mind this week as 4,000 predominantly grey-haired party troops packed an exhibition hall near Düsseldorf airport to see the would-be leaders in action.
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Polls show Biden doing better than Warren in a number of battleground states where GOP senators have to defend — Arizona and North Carolina spring to mind — and Democrats could ride those coattails to wins there.
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Pep Guardiola and José Mourinho, of course, would be the first to spring to mind; Zidane has won the Champions League as many times as either of them, and in a fraction of the time.
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The display wasn't washed out by any means—it's still very good, but I've seen nicer displays on other $1,500 laptops (Dell's XPS 13 4K and even the Apple MacBook and MacBook Pro spring to mind).
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"If I was assembling a task force to analyze the big challenges facing the American economy and to develop solutions, I am not sure that a group like this would naturally spring to mind," he said.
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" This track may not be the first to spring to mind when it comes to Graduation — that honor may fall to the Daft Punk–sampling "Stronger," or "Good Life" featuring T-Pain, or "Can't Tell Me Nothing.
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A clothing store may not spring to mind as the go-to place for spiritual supplies, but chains like Urban Outfitters now sell smudge sticks, tarot cards, and healing crystals — and they've been at it for years.
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While they may not be the first ingredient to spring to mind when you think of a sheet-pan supper, they can work wonderfully, whether you want them crunchy and golden, or soupier and more like chili.
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There were a few guys putting out records in a similar vein to this around that time (Demdike Stare and Raime spring to mind as obvious high points) but no one did it quite like Londoner Bobby Krlic.
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Over the last few years, he'd matured from a mischievous, slightly unruly young man (his unclothed escapades on a laddish trip to Vegas in 2012 spring to mind) into the more mature version of himself we see today.
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When I think of Afghanistan, two things spring to mind: American soldiers standing watch over lonely mountaintop outposts, and twin-rotored Chinook helicopters rising out of dusty valleys, hauling with them the tools and warriors of modern combat.
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Sex toys are not the first things that spring to mind when visiting Yucheng, a sleepy, riverside town in the Yangtze River Delta, about an hour's drive from Shanghai, best known for its grapes, mulberry trees and turtle ponds.
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Best known as the kid with the funny name who dies in The Fault in Our Stars, the cherubic-looking 23-year-old doesn't naturally spring to mind as the marquee name for a crime/action movie or a musical.
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GetLinks doesn't immediately seem spring to mind — its founder Djoann Fal is French and it was started in Thailand — but the company has an office (and entity) in Hong Kong, while co-founder and chairman Keenan Kwok is from Hong Kong.
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Questions of diversity obviously spring to mind — which Snapchat has never really addressed or divulged numbers on publicly — and I imagine a more diverse staff might have at least caused some people to question their choices in putting these filters out.
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It can also get much, much worse, and the dangerous lies that spring to mind most readily—4chan's bomb-making instructions, racist conspiracy theories that seem designed to whip people into homicidal fury—aren't the only ones going around the internet.
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The final may have been a drab affair, but the tournament was not without its moments to remember: Iceland reaching the quarter-finals, Wales making the semis, Griezmann's showing against Germany and Draxler's heroics against Slovakia all spring to mind.
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Well for one, the mention of cute kids could be ominous for the remaining Starks (obviously they're not all kids anymore because they've grown with the books, but along with the Lannister children they're the first young characters that spring to mind).
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Like other leaders who have served too long in office — Turkey's president, Recep Tayyib Erdoğan, and Russian President Vladimir Putin spring to mind (German Chancellor Angela Merkel being a notable exception) — Netanyahu has become increasingly autocratic and defiant of the rule of law.
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It may be your downstairs neighbor, the man from the kiosk on the square, your child, August Strindberg, Solvi Wang or Niki Lauda, to mention just a few of the names that for some reason spring to mind at this moment of writing.
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The fourth theme entry is a charmer, something that didn't spring to mind at all, the way it was clued, and made for a peculiar letter series that I had a hard time recognizing, even though it's a classic group of three.
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"When the curtain is pulled back, 'Something is rotten in the state of Denmark' cannot help but spring to mind from Defendants' naked, unadorned avarice and conspiratorial actions in connection with the sale of factory-manufactured industrial products called Jeff Koons sculptures," the lawsuit reads.
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While this sounds appealing in a region where "eco-friendly" doesn't usually spring to mind in crowded, semi-industrial, business oriented cities like Cairo, Zahran is optimistic about using the startup to create more off-grid environments like in agriculture or tourism related communities.
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Asking us to consider the influence of the ever-cool music-business executive rather than the artist (Danny Fields, who worked with the Doors and the Ramones, or Andrew Loog Oldham, an early manager of the Rolling Stones, spring to mind) is a bold choice.
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There are things we can predict in the short term with relative certainty–manned missions to Mars and a cure for certain cancers spring to mind–but once we get to even a meagre fifty years in the future, things get very woolly indeed.
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" When I think of the political texts I know by heart, snippets of yours spring to mind — "ask not what your country can do for you"; "I have a dream"; "conceived in liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.
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He has also produced a few moments of magic that seemed to be missing from his Arsenal performances this term: the pass that made Robson-Kanu's winner against Slovakia, and his excellent first touch followed by a cool finish against the Russians both spring to mind.
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Poaching and overgrazing When you hear the words "illegal wildlife trade" rhinos or tigers may spring to mind, but a growing illegal market for succulents is fueling poaching activities in the Karoo region, says Marienne De Villiers, an ecologist for the South African government's conservation organization, CapeNature.
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Certainly comedy and news aren't the first two genres that immediately spring to mind when assessing the way the medium will impact future storytelling, but if you're going to be stuck in a VR headset for an extended period, you might as well be watching something you're into.
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With intrusive narrators, slatternly plots, odd punctuation, and long, ambling digressions, books like "Tristram Shandy" and "Joseph Andrews" try the patience of many contemporary readers, and modern efforts to emulate them—Thomas Pynchon's " Mason & Dixon " and Neal Stephenson's Baroque Cycle spring to mind—are frequently greeted with exasperation.
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Lastly, there are those whose fate is just unknown at this point: Korg and M'Baku spring to mind immediately, just because they're awesome and we're very worried that they're not OK. I mean, yes, whatever happens in Endgame, we can be sure that the worst of the Snappening will be reversed.
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But his 6-7 (4), 26-27, 234-21974, 22014-21 (353), 235-247 comeback victory over Marin Cilic will be one of those duels that will spring to mind very quickly when — sitting near his fireplace in the Swiss Alps — he finally starts looking back instead of forward someday.
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Stable doors and bolting horses spring to mind when you combine these old school data access rules with the learning and evolving character of advanced AI. Access to data-sets is undoubtedly the core competitive advantage for AI builders because really good data is hard to come by and/or expensive to create.
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Front Burner Reasonably priced does not spring to mind at mention of the chef Thomas Keller's French Laundry or Per Se. But it does apply to a new line of caviars, Regiis Ova, from Mr. Keller and Shaoching Bishop, who was previously with Sterling Caviar and Tsar Nicoulai Caviar, two California companies.
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Experiments that the cognitive psychologist Roderick W. Smith and I conducted in the 1990s showed that a person can solve a problem — say, an anagram — by having the solution become available to him or her suddenly and in a complete chunk: Insights do sometimes spring to mind in their final, turnkey form.
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While most of Libsyn's podcasts, I'm assuming, aren't on par with in-depth analyses like Radiolab or Serial we can assume that at least a few of those podcasts – Hardcore History and A History of the World in 100 Objects spring to mind – have multiple thousands of downloads and are designed for the careful, curious listener.
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Like a few other films this year — Widows, Roma, Support the Girls, and the upcoming Mary Queen of Scots all spring to mind — The Favourite is a movie about women who have realized that the world is stacked against them and decided to simply shove the mostly useless men around them to the sides of the frame.
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Although some obvious difficulties spring to mind when considering the possibility of giving Roseanne a new life without its titular star — Barr's role was based on a character she created in her standup routine and the show, as a result, revolves around her — many fans of the seem to think that the show could continue by centering on Darlene or Dan (John Goodman).
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Although the company was not eager to publicize the details of the venture, the images that spring to mind are part Isaac Asimov and part Dr. Seuss—doors closing with a thud and the aisles bursting to life, with metallic objects scampering across the floor, brightly colored squeegees and sponges dropping from the ceiling, followed by an explosion of soapsuds and baby carrots.
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Nelson makes no specific policy or political prescriptions beyond this vague call for unity, but a few spring to mind: a set of rigid campaign finance and anti-corruption laws; a revitalized system of state support for independent media, art, and scholarship; a political movement that can unite the working class against the rich; and, most important, a steep wealth tax.
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I am a huge advocate for generosity amongst writers — generosity and abundance will always beget more — and there are many who stand out in what they do to help their fellow writers along: Caroline Leavitt, Dani Shapiro, Jenna Blum, Jean Hanff Korelitz, Christina Baker Kline, John Searles all spring to mind, but there are countless others, far too many to mention here.
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To memory, no British rap artist has released songs of such length (The Streets "Stay Positive" being one of perhaps a rare few that spring to mind) let alone seamlessly placed three of them on one EP. The release of "Wanna Know" in 2016 opened the floodgates and introduced Dave as an adept songwriter, the kind capable of writing not just a tune but an undeniable earworm of a hook.
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No others spring to mind as having married feathery footwork with rampaging physical powers in the way he has, and his technical repertoire – playmaking, goalscoring, ball-carrying, ball-winning, free kicks, penalties – is so exhaustive as to make the likes of Keane and Gerrard look like narrowly constrained specialists (it's always worth remembering that the man who elevated City to new heights as a goalscoring midfielder played at centre-back in the Champions League final for Guardiola's all-conquering Barca side).
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There are labels, scenes, and individual artists who are clearly working towards creating club orientated music that's seemingly trying to actually engage with the state of the world as is —Sound Pellegrino, the Classical Trax collective, and Rabit spring to mind immediately— but, christ, we should be living in space by now, not feeling happy that a few producers have come to the realization that straight up, eyes down 4/4 techno isn't the be all and end all of the nightclub experience.
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