"I didn't want to stir things up right away," he said.
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She'll stir things up with a European background and take on medicine.
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The two fiery new Housewives will surely stir things up upon their arrivals.
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Major family events stir things up, the way spring stirs up a lake.
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So I think it's easy for him to stir things up on the surface.
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They stir things up, they shine light on issues and now they're doing it again.
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As if to stir things up, into all this has fallen Labour's dilemma over Brexit.
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And you know that his presence is going to stir things up in Stars Hollow.
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Now my part is to be stomach acid, to stir things up, digest food, liberate energy.
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"Thomas Jefferson's opponents tried to stir things up by suggesting he was a Muslim," he said.
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God willing, it's far less likely that he will stir things up in a more profound fashion.
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And although the messages were mostly pro-Leave, some also argued for Remain, presumably to stir things up.
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Be smart: The House Democratic freshman class is loaded with history-makers who aren't afraid to stir things up.
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China's mainland markets reopen after a week hiatus Monday, and that could stir things up if selling there intensifies.
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" He also joked, "By the way, Thomas Jefferson's opponents tried to stir things up by suggesting he was a Muslim.
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Uranus's change in direction will stir things up in your finances, so watch out for impulsive spending or unexpected costs.
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Under Mr. Carwile, there was incentive "not to stir things up," said Kevin Little, the lawyer representing Ms. Rodriguez-Coss.
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Well, he's one of those divisive figures who will gladly poke a hornet's nest in order to stir things up.
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I think, though, it may just be the Riverdale writers, who are adding new characters that are sure to stir things up.
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HE DID NOT GO TO THE BOARD IS NOT GOING AROUND STUMPF OR TRYING TO STIR THINGS UP AT THE BOARD LEVEL.
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The cartel was seen as a gang of ruthless businessmen, reluctant to "heat the plaza," or stir things up and attract scrutiny.
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The good news is that Trump has lost the services of some of the minions who once helped stir things up for him.
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But you can&apost continually do this and not think that you are going to bear some consequences for this and stir things up.
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Rousseff's office didn't immediately comment, while a lawyer for Lula said on Globo television that it was an attempt to stir things up politically.
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"It would certainly shake and stir things up if James Bond became Jane Bond, however at this stage it remains an outside chance," said Labrokes spokeswoman Jessica Bridge.
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The source said the announcement was low key by North Korean standards, suggesting that Kim did not want to stir things up too much, even while delivering a warning.
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NeNe Leakes and Kim Zolciak-Biermann are back to stir things up on The Real Housewives of Atlanta, and PEOPLE's got the exclusive premiere of the season 10 trailer!
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Chinese Defence Ministry spokesman Yang Yujun, asked about Japan's plans, said it had constantly been trying to stir things up in the South China Sea for its own purposes.
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It's a long way to November, so Donald Trump has plenty of time to stir things up with needlessly provocative tweets that will push the two sides still further apart.
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Otherwise, I'm not sure if adding a competent Wear OS watch to the market (at $295 each, no less) is enough to stir things up for Google's stagnant wearable platform.
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For Sanders supporters like Dave Berry, 62, of Tacoma, Washington, the wooing may pay off as voters weigh the decision to stick with their party or stir things up in Washington.
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"They will likely just give warm words to Turkey, looking to exploit the situation and stir things up for the U.S. and the West," said Timothy Ash, senior strategist at BlueBay Asset Management.
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But should Mr Trump stir things up, it may dawn on the Chinese that the claim is not true, and that Taiwanese politicians promote de facto independence because that is what people want.
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"Thomas Jefferson's opponents tried to stir things up by suggesting he was a Muslim, so I was not the first," said Obama, who has long been accused of secretly being a Muslim, to a roar of laugher.
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The initiator of games that evolve into orgies is George (Marilyn Lima), who is piqued when the group's callous ringleader, Alex (Finnegan Oldfield), treats her with indifference after they hook up, and decides to stir things up.
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Throughout his life -- including his time in the White House -- Trump has pitted top advisers against one another, picked fights with his own advisers and, generally speaking, worked to stir things up whenever he got the chance.
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It a tweet, Trump said since the investigation into possible collusion between his campaign and Russia "proved to be a total hoax," his enemies in the media turned to a book by Michael Wolff to stir things up.
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As far as contestant drama goes, this season has been kind of a goldmine, and that works out pretty well for the Bachelor In Paradise producers, because that means they've got a slate of potential beachy contestants who'll stir things up.
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Does he want to facilitate where Republican Hill leaders already want to go, force the issue if progress stalls, stir things up periodically, maximize his negotiating leverage, or just decide to wear a white hat that deflects criticism and blame?
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They said that as Sports Direct is pursuing what it calls its "elevation" strategy, seeking to get more access to the major brands' latest and higher tier products, it was in its interests to stir things up with the regulator.
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The Irish Republican Army declared a cease-fire in August 1994, a significant step in putting an end to "the troubles" of Northern Ireland; in some circles, it was thought that an investigation at that time would stir things up too much.
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If all is said and done, and you still find yourself itching to go back and stir things up with your former partner (despite having been through multiple rounds of making up and breaking up), Yarbrough says there might be something deeper going on.
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Yet there's a case to be made that the underpinnings arose two days earlier when the Federal Reserve indicated a subtly more aggressive stance on interest rate hikes, while at least one analyst believes Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's comments on the dollar a continent away helped stir things up.
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The family was there on Saturday night to check out Fright Fest—a seasonal event promising a "truly frightening evening of fun" and usually brings out "an increased number of knuckleheads who come to stir things up," according to Brian Smith, deputy police chief in Gurnee, Illinois, where the Six Flags is located.
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Like Network, Money Monster goes behind the scenes at a TV series for a grim satire of the industry, and like Dog Day Afternoon, it opens up into a distinctly New York story about a media circus and the way working-class people instantly empathize with troublemakers who stir things up and trouble the system.
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Despite Fox New's efforts to stir things up between the two women, like one of the villains in Lush's "Ladykillers," with the not-technically-inaccurate-but-wildly misleading headline "Holly Holm has no pity for Ronda Rousey's suicidal thoughts," Holm navigated similarly thoughtful and nuanced waters with this reflection: "I'm probably the worst person to ask for advice on that," she said when asked about Rousey's revelation.
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Following the 2005 broadcast of a show in which the Coppock family took part, they stated that they were not impressed with their portrayal. Mo Coppock stated: "I think the show was edited to make us appear to be common... people wanted to stir things up between us to make it good telly".
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Harman "Hammer" Pirovic, played by Benedict Samuel, made his first appearance on 22 August 2011. The character and casting was announced on 30 July 2011. Hammer is a member of a gang rivalling the River Boys. His real name is Harman and Samuel told the Herald Sun that he comes to uphold his honour and stir things up in Summer Bay.
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You can imagine John Garfield having a lot of fun with something > like this ... But this one has a hard road commercially, and I'd like to see > it have a chance to find an audience that will be interested. Some people > like the movie and others are really offended by it. That's fine with me. I > like movies that stir things up a little.
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They're Foxes by blood, though. They'll watch each other's backs but at the same time, they'll tear each other down. They won't let anyone else tear the other down, though—that's their job!" In September 2010, Empson teased that Kim would stir things up with her kiss with Ricky Butcher (Sid Owen): "Well put it this way, all the men are in my eyesight.
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The whole point of choosing the name early > on was basically to just stir things up a little within the small scene I > was operating from. I came from a more experimental background and there > were some very overly serious, borderline academic type electronic > musicians. I wanted to pick a name that they would be embarrassed to play > with. You know Girl Talk sounded exactly the opposite of a man playing a > laptop, so that's what I chose.
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Fifth Avenue Girl, sometimes stylized as 5th Avenue Girl, is a 1939 RKO Radio Pictures comedy film directed by Gregory La Cava, starring Ginger Rogers and featuring Walter Connolly, Veree Teasdale, and James Ellison. The screenplay was written by Allan Scott with uncredited contributions by the director and Morris Ryskind. The film is about a rich industrialist with business problems who feels neglected by his family, so he hires a young woman to stir things up.
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On September 25, 2013, ABC renewed Mistresses for a second season. Jason Gerhardt appeared this season as Zack, a lost soul that has a unique connection with Savi. Rebeka Montoya and Catherine Kim recurred this season, with Montoya in the role of Toni, a lawyer who is set to stir things up, while Kim appeared as Anna Choi, Karen's new patient. Joseph May joined the series in the recurring role of Mickey, the gay friend and business associate of April.
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However, as Chidgey and Jenna finally seem to be getting close, Natalee, his ex-girlfriend arrives in the house to stir things up. Both Natalee and Jenna compete for Chidgey's attention and Natalee's the one who ends up in bed with him. When the pair start bickering about their past relationship, Natalee spreads rumours about him to the other girls. Jenna tells Chidgey what Natalee has said behind his back so he decides to confront her, causing another huge argument.
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He will share a specific connection to the character of Megan Macey (Gaynor Faye), with his arrival confronting her "with a past she had hoped to forget". Robbie will also "test the loyalties of everyone around him". The serial's producer Stuart Blackburn spoke of his delight over Shelton's casting, adding that his character would "certainly stir things up at Home Farm". Robbie is described as "tough nut" and is used to putting up a front, a personality trait that Blackburn said would take a while to get past.
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Not attaching Nathan to a specific love interest immediately allows for the writers to slowly integrate him into the canvas. Soaps In Depth reported that Nathan's isn't just some "run-of-the-mill" cop, but "he's on a mission to stir things up for a few people!" It is soon revealed that Nathan is in town investigating his estranged brother-in-law Silas Clay (Michael Easton) in the attempted murder of his comatose sister Nina. However, Silas's former mistress Ava Jerome (Maura West) is also at the top of the suspect list.
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To be asked is a privilege and I am very excited to get to work on a really fun storyline first in London and then heading over to Melbourne. I can't say too much just yet but my character Prue is heading to Ramsay Street to stir things up and I can't wait!" Prue is the "enigmatic" mother of Harlow Robinson (Jemma Donovan), who was introduced earlier in 2019. Van Outen described Prue as "a lot of fun, I like the fact she is a little bit out there as well so I can play around with the character.
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Ailsa and Quinn clash a lot due to Ailsa's suspicions of Quinn's true motives, as Alf barely knows her. Steven Matheson (Adam Willits) takes an interest in Quinn and they begin a short relationship. Quinn tells Steven her true motive is to get revenge on Alf for abandoning her mother as soon as he found out she was pregnant, leaving her to be raised by Mary and her stepfather, Frank, who admittedly did not care for her. After seeing Quinn stir things up between Alf, Ailsa and the Rosses over the development, Steven decides to end the relationship with her.
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The gods won't allow Discord into their feast, but as she is leaving she meets with Atropos and sends him to stir things up. Atropos goes to the gods and complains that while the gods claim to have given him power to bring death to any who disobeyed or despised them, there is one person who has escaped his power. He threatens to leave their employ if they don't make good on their promise to him and give him power over this person. All the gods agree that they will bring down this one who defies Atropos.
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She branded Thompson a "really good addition" to the cast and revealed that he had returned for a longer second stint, which sees Doctor Browning "stir things up". Hollyoaks producer Emma Smithwick said that she was initially nervous about the "union of the dark soul mates, Mercy and Browning, but their chemistry is so watchable - that story is pretty dark". Mercedes begins to "fall for the charms" of Doctor Browning, believing she has "landed on her feet" when he invites her to a charity ball. Metcalfe commented that Mercedes begins to think he could provide her with the WAG lifestyle she has always wanted.
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She ended up living with him instead of with her mother Giovanna (Deborah Secco), but she never loses a chance to pick an argument with her ex-stepfather. As if dealing with all these women under the same roof weren't enough, Leo's ex-wife Giovanna is always around to stir things up. They decided to go their separate ways but hardly succeed in staying away from each other, since they are still in love and both daughters live with him. Giovanna is content with her thriving career as an author but suffers from the occasional guilt of having to juggle it with her role as a dedicated mother.
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Women workers also led the way in strike-waves in Berlin and Paris. The German authorities reported that union leaders were doing 'everything possible to prevent such disturbances and strikes over food provisions, but ... it is the countless female workers who constantly agitate and stir things up.' Women's prominence in these struggles helped delegitimize the war, and the regimes that were fighting it, paving the way for the huge strike-waves and revolutions at the end of the war.Ute Daniel, The War from Within: German Women in the First World War, p293, 246-50; Laura Lee Downs, Manufacturing Inequality: Gender Division in the French and British Metalworking Industries, 1914-39, p119-144; Davis in Hagemann Home/Front ..., p131.
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The Office has been erratic all season, but even at its worst, it's still the best comedy on television." Writing for AOL TV, Michael Sciannamea thought "The Convict" seemed different from previous episodes, citing as evidence the scene of Michael and Martin discussing trustworthy black men; Sciannamea attributed this to its guest writers: "I don't think Gervais and Merchant went over the top...it just seemed a little different than the others." Also in his review, Sciannamea expressed his gradual enjoyment of Andy, "When I first saw him up in Stamford, I thought he was just the Connecticut version of Dwight. But now I think he adds greatly to the mix and is definitely one who is going to stir things up in Scranton.
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Borlenghi came to national attention playing Brian Bodine on All My Children in the early 1990s. His character was the main romantic interest of Hayley Vaughan, played by Kelly Ripa, until he quit the show in 1993 in favor of doing comedy TV. However, later in 1996, he did make a brief return to stir things up between Hayley and new boyfriend Mateo (Mark Consuelos). Borlenghi also played Ziggy Deadmarsh on CBS soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful in 2002, and Mayor Anthony Marino on NBC Days of Our Lives. Borlenghi spent several years starring on various sitcoms, such as The Jeff Foxworthy Show, in which he portrayed Jeff Foxworthy's assistant Russ Francis; Pig Sty on UPN; Party Girl on FOX; and Police Academy: The Series.
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After the falling-out between Conrad and Montag in the third season, Heffernan also commented that The Hills "is more convincing than Friends and just about any other comedy about female relationships because—as anyone who has ever been a young woman knows—undying friendships die". The decision to replace the departing Conrad with Cavallari halfway through the fifth season was met with a mixed response. Tim Stack of Entertainment Weekly expressed interest in the route the series would take, writing that the latter would "be fully prepared to stir things up". After the premiere of the first episode under her lead, a writer from PopSugar criticized Cavallari's "sassy, bad-girl attitude" for lacking originality and preferred Conrad for "[keeping] it real".
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