Chrissy Teigen is never one to stray from the truth.
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I understand that presidential candidates periodically stray from the truth.
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This helps these logos stray from any apparent party affiliation.
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Will the candidates stray from their usual talking points tonight?
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The themes of other works stray from race to class.
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You don't have to stray from the standard chocolates and flowers.
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Let's critique those most likely to stray from the Democratic fold.
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If he can't, rural voters may stray from his party again.
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They do their thing, and they don't really stray from it.
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Before his heroism, Stubby was a stray from New Haven, Conn.
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I am proud to say I don't stray from the grocery section.
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"The further you stray from pure points," the weaker the computer rankings.
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Experts agree the new USPSTF guidelines seem to stray from the science.
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But Russia also admitted that NATO planes didn't stray from international airspace.
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She could never stray from the path; she could never truly rest.
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The 17-year-old climate activist didn't stray from her blunt message.
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So many releases stray from the extremely prescriptive definitions of what games "are".
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In the CCM world, fans call out artists who stray from traditional beliefs.
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But a shaky market is no reason to stray from your financial plan.
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It is a moving message, but one that seems to stray from the
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Also, most high earners have a daily routine that they rarely stray from.
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Ms. Rucker rarely lets her product designers stray from a neutral color palette.
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How can it be, when beautiful distractions cause us to stray from the path?
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But markets stray from the tidy story lines more often than they follow them.
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Despite the national importance of the project, Laika was a humble stray from Moscow.
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But, his reluctance to stray from the plans that he had made worried Rebecca.
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With us, artistically, it's difficult to stray from us making up our own rules.
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Sparrow said she has no plans to stray from felt, her preferred artistic medium.
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When he did stray from the reservation, colleagues didn't dare to criticize him publicly.
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We divide our business duties along those lines, and we rarely stray from them.
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Partisans are highly engaged and seem unlikely to stray from their respective party nominees.
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The further you stray from your experience, the lower the expectation should be on compensation.
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"You shouldn't stray from your financial plan just because you've seen a dip," Ma said.
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The backyard doesn't stray from the theme either ... grey lagoon pool with a purple slide.
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It knows what it is, and I never really wanted it to stray from that.
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That could be liberating, if it allows elected representatives to stray from the party line.
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Family dynamics that stray from this model open both parents and kids up to criticism.
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They don't stray from who they are, and make it a habit to build confidence.
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Barnier, meanwhile, cannot stray from his mandate without a new, unanimous agreement of the 27.
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And if I stray from that, I'm not just failing myself, I'm failing so many.
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I was encouraged to bring plenty of water and not to stray from the path.
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Pushing myself to always be more inventive and creative, and also not stray from myself?
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Before, I was the guy who wouldn't stray from light blue, dark blue or navy.
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"The minute you stray from things that are verifiable, you open yourself up to attack."
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The other reason to stray from the main path: There's so much more story out there!
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My hopeful innocence was devoured by fear and I made excuses to stray from my path.
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When you stray from their team, it's your penance to get back in their good graces.
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"It's a fine line," he said of Downey Jr.'s decision to stray from the script.
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He glanced toward the front of the store, but was reluctant to stray from the rear.
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In defeat, Taft promised to support Eisenhower as long as he didn't stray from Republican orthodoxy.
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Soldier isn't a flanker, but Biotic Field gives him the freedom to stray from the team.
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They also fear what would happen in their congressional primary if they stray from partisan fighting.
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Try not to stray from the animal's usual diet lest you risk a messy gastrointestinal upset.
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They also set their residents on a trajectory in life that is hard to stray from.
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The laptop's specs are customizable, but will change the price if you stray from the standard.
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So the tragedy can stray from realism, though not perhaps as much as Mr. Polendo does.
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Which is to say, voters here — especially once you leave the coast — stray from left/right binary.
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You just have to be creative and resourceful and not afraid to stray from the status quo.
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Sceptics abound, as do theories of how and how far the government's numbers stray from the truth.
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Grant aims to motivate readers to follow through on their original ideas that stray from the norm.
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Johnson would continue to stray from his roots, shocking his Modernist fathers with his overt historical references.
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The more channels a message goes through, the more opportunities it has to stray from the truth.
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The watch doesn't stray from her plan ... it has no diamonds and the design is actually understated.
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His performance revealed just how far Mr. Mueller was willing to stray from his highly practiced restraint.
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And it's a relatively small one, too, making it less likely that individuals stray from the pack.
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You can stray from it and have some fun, but in order to progress you need to return.
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But you'll likely be forced to stray from your usuals when heading to your polling place on Tuesday.
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He said he would prefer to buy Microsoft, as it has a "nice dividend," and stray from Facebook.
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When it comes to her beauty look, Olivia Palermo doesn't really like to stray from her comfort zone.
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That explains why previous Treasury secretaries have been very careful not to stray from a strong dollar policy.
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But our writer found that a history tour is even more meaningful when you stray from the map.
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The new village doesn't stray from Snowmass's strength as the family-friendlier of the Aspen ski area options.
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It's a "place for women to rule," Anna told me, though individually, the women stray from this philosophy.
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They are forbidden to stray from a small patch of land on a base filled with armed military personnel.
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The internet lets us be whoever we want to be...but how far can we stray from being ourselves?
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This device allows parents to monitor where their kids are and receive alerts if they stray from trusted locations.
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For 18 holes, we had precise goals, and conversation didn't stray from our little strategies and little putter strokes.
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Each day since news of the story broke on Friday, she has had to stray from her final pitch.
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Quantum Break doesn't stray from these ideas, even as one of the most ambitious AAA releases in recent memory.
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But I hope the posts stray from filtered kissy-faces, and go more in to more Goop-esque content.
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A person's dissatisfaction with their sex life, for example, can cause them to stray from the relationship, Lundquist said.
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Yet she will never stray from the thoughts of her parents, Mitch Winehouse, 46, and Janice Winehouse-Collins, 61.
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It makes no attempt to stray from its genre, and though it's utterly formulaic, damn it, the formula works.
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So no matter how far their styles stray from each other, they have a base to hold on to.
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When we stray from our basic espionage mission, we set ourselves up for both ill-informed and justified criticism.
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Condemned to Be Modern shows how the lived experience of a city can often stray from the historical narrative.
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The first is a charity, which owns the second and makes sure that it does not stray from its mission.
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However, if your answers stray from those predicted and stored in the bot database, you might hit a dead-end.
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On March 4th, the Supreme Court issued a mixed message on how much further America would stray from Madison's admonition.
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T.I. admits he's curious and "might" check out the track ... but doesn't want Lonzo to stray from basketball right now.
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But, rumors of new storylines and character development have fans guessing how far the adaptation will stray from the original.
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They also show how we judge attractive young women who dare to stray from what we consider appropriate social behavior.
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Complicating matters for the White House is that at times, key players have made comments that stray from that message.
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The lion was the third in recent weeks to stray from Nairobi National Park on the outskirts of the capital.
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The only hint that this show on Thursday night might stray from the norm was the faint smell of marijuana.
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A handful of eye-opening documentaries stray from the theme of women's empowerment and tackle other newsworthy issues with nuance.
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A caregiver had asked them to hold on to a rope so that they would not stray from the group.
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The internet solves the organizing problem of mobs, even as it gives them incentives not to stray from their screens.
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Sounds like Turner will continue to stray from her — and Sansa's — usual pale, flame-haired self, and we're here for it.
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Dunkin' has no plans to stray from its roots in drip coffee, but it's also trying to capture a younger consumer.
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Administrators said later that they may have approved the topic, but that speakers were told not to stray from approved remarks.
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But all fads must fade, and by the 1840s, some began to stray from the Graham diet — and others revolted outright.
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Many workers will not stray from conventional plans because they like their doctors or worry about access to the best specialists.
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In a curious stray from the norm, Tesla had one strange rule at tonight's Model 3 unveiling: no "big" cameras allowed.
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The doughnuts, on the other hand, are not so special you're going to stray from your true loves elsewhere in town.
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Stray From The Status Quo Whenever you create a new board, figure out what distinguishes it from those of other users.
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He told The New York Times that he was able to stray from party orthodoxy because his constituents trusted his judgment.
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They stray from the ways design improves how you use things to effusive monologues about the immediacy and intimacy of experiencing them.
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The dispute has generated stacks of debate among the public — including some arguments that stray from the legal underpinnings of the case.
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Miller warned those who joined the call not to stray from his intended topics, which didn't include the President's remarks about Charlottesville.
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During this trip, Reuters journalists were careful not to stray from the commitment to independent journalism established by the Reuters Trust Principles.
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But they will not stray from the system that has so far made them one of the N.H.L.'s most prominent overachievers.
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The problem is that, in private, some imams stray from the official line, says Abdurahman Ali, the head of its fatwa department.
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Chicago's 77 neighborhoods — including Lincoln Park, home to the new Wrightwood 659 gallery — offer myriad reasons to stray from the beaten path.
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In the natal chart, Mars in Taurus is motivated by comfort, but desire itself can often lead you to stray from effort.
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Part of that support was intended to help ensure that Kiev does not stray from the goal of becoming a Western nation.
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" He said that an endorsement of Mr. Gantz would have "obliged us to stray from the ideological principles that have guided us.
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Cynthia L. Turkington, a CFP at Fair Trust Financial, sees no reason to stray from the game plan she has with each client.
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They never really stray from being serious Let's look at the Batman movies, Batman Returns ('92), Batman Forever ('95), and Batman & Robin ('97).
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Tomas had been the only one in our family to stray from the usual diasporic paths laid out for Filipinos leaving the islands.
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The adults in the room are too married to their existing beliefs to stray from the course, even if it means uncertain death.
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Other administrations have dealt with officials who stray from accepted policy, but the problem is supercharged under Trump, said one former administration official.
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The report was seen by some as a powerful warning to other cities and states to not stray from federal drinking water standards.
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"Don't let the agenda stray from the argument that he can deliver us from Trump," said Paul Begala, the former Bill Clinton adviser.
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And today's more intensely partisan atmosphere, compared to two decades ago, may force Roberts to stray from the noncontroversial course charted by Rehnquist.
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And when she learned she was pregnant with her fifth child, the expecting mom wanted to stray from the usual "cute, generic" baby announcements.
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As a matter of fact, the actress pretty much promised us that she wouldn't stray from the look until well after she turned 60.
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When it comes to choosing the highlighter of your dreams, you should stray from pinks and frosty whites if you have a dark complexion.
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Although one is qualified, and possesses the drive and commitment, our appearances seem to stray from that of the ideal candidates for executive roles.
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Bourdain was also known for his willingness to stray from the confines of mainstream media norms and highlight the struggles of marginalized people everywhere.
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The decision to stray from the morning ritual was carried out in accordance with state law and aligned with other Georgia schools, Santos said.
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" He added that "it was a powerful reminder to me that every journey has value, even those that temporarily stray from the right path.
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Some argue the process can't stray from current law, which would require Dreamers to return to their native countries before becoming eligible for citizenship.
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In "Simulacres," the Werktank founder D'Haeseleer creates a disorienting stream of flickering images that alternately synchronize with and stray from Vigroux's pulsating industrial rhythms.
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But EU officials saw no indication Berlin would stray from Merkel's call for close ties with Britain but rejection of special favors to London.
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I equated a natural birth to my value as a woman and as a mother — and I was determined not to stray from that course.
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Director Malhotra and writer Arshad Syed do not stray from the style of the first film and its sole intention of showcasing perfectly sculpted bodies.
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These estimates used a new expected inclination spread of other solar systems, or how dramatically their planets stray from a perfectly flat disk of orbits.
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He is expected to spend about five hours total delivering testimony that is unlikely to stray from the 448-page report he submitted in April.
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Any time you stray from your rigid eating plan, you might experience guilt or shame, emotions that can trigger the body's stress response, says Viers.
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Mr. Messinger said his strategy was to employ therapeutic leverage — which means setting firm consequences for people who stray from recovery — to alter someone's behavior.
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His departure has sparked fears among Trump's core supporters that the president might stray from the economic nationalist message he rode into the White House.
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Oh, and in case you're wondering, Machado doesn't stray from her genre roots—there are still plenty of Star Trek references and deconstructed fairy tales.
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A majority of those who support Trump oppose stricter gun legislation, and the GOP base could abandon him and Republicans who stray from that position.
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Ms. Collins's health care vote in 2017 fueled hopes on the left and anger on the right over whether she might stray from party orthodoxy.
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Team members struggle to trust this person and their often skeptical view of the workplace, and may stray from partnering with them or promoting them.
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While their tendency to stray from opinionating may be masked as kindness, their lack of input is inherently damaging to their team for several reasons.
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" This is, of course, all really bad; he notes that natural disasters also occur on the personal level when we stray from our "primordial nature.
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The proposal would limit their habitat to federal land in two North Carolina counties and lift restrictions on killing any wolves that stray from that territory.
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What the force needs, according to Berthomet, is to set higher standards and issue more stringent punishment to officers who stray from the code of conduct.
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It is unclear, though, how far Germany's parliament and establishment will allow the coalition to stray from the austere scepticism of former finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble.
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Jordan Peele has now scored two box office smash hits with black characters at the forefront – and he has no plans to stray from his vision.
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Although Chao said she will be supporting Donald Trump for president in the 2016 election, she did stray from the candidate's hard-hitting views on trade.
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Kourtney insisted they were all "jokes" and claimed that Kendall was acting so "uptight" that she wouldn't even let the group stray from their grocery list.
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In a stray from the traditional salty, savory snack, Aldi is offering bags of sweet-potato chips coated in cinnamon and brown sugar for just $2.19.
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No matter which camp you fall into, you've probably gotten the urge to decorate a pumpkin or two — it's a seasonal tradition we'd never stray from.
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" Apple also didn't stray from the controversy surrounding rival technology companies over privacy, noting that "it's important to us that you understand this data stays private.
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Contributors rarely stray from wearing bikinis, underwear, or tight cocktail dresses, using props like wine glasses, food, black leather, and fishnets to titillate their niche audiences.
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It knew full well that the temptation to stray from schoolwork into cybertainment would be inevitable, providing Google with infinite data mining and marketing research opportunities.
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While competitors like Apple Music or YouTube might offer similar music catalogs, users won't stray from Spotify if they become addicted to social discovery through Tastebuds.
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In exchange for access to the facility and rides in the cars, we agreed not to take photos and not to stray from a tightly controlled schedule.
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The government promises a free and fair vote and the military, whose 2017 takeover led to Mugabe&aposs resignation, says it won&apost stray from the barracks.
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Berkshire Hathaway's Amazon bet seems to stray from Warren Buffett's value investing style, but the Oracle of Omaha said the e-commence giant still meets the philosophy.
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VIKI's ultimate problem was a poorly defined objective at the moment of her creation, which allowed her to stray from the path on which she was intended.
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This causes us to stray from the best-scoring path of fewest consultations even further, chasing after gem collectors and poking around in all the wrong avenues.
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Once they arrive, they stray from their resort to follow a hunky local who has eyes on Emily, and they end up, as the title says, snatched.
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We took it upon ourselves to stray from classic candy heart text like "Kiss me" and "I love you," to highlight a few fun, current phrases instead.
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These social features will also force Imgur to grow up fast, and learn hard lessons about the nature of humanity that can sometimes stray from the light.
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But the approach outlined in its current privacy rulemaking goes well beyond that task in ways that stray from past practice and undermine consistency in consumer protection.
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This is not because there exists some God of Civility who automatically punishes movements that stray from some set of David Gergen-approved rules of polite debate.
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If you're struggling to put together a baby's room of your own, try out a few of Welch's tips to help pull it together: Stray from the cliché.
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If it annoys users too much, and even a few of their friends stray from the app and stop responding on Messenger, it could create a downward spiral.
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That means NASA will probably need to be flexible when it sends astronauts to Mars and have tools that crews can use if they stray from their schedule.
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The short sleeve dress marks a stray from tradition, as the ladies of the royal family typically opt for long sleeve options at the annual Trooping the Colour.
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The advantage of a kicking back is that the player would still have the mobility to stray from the goal and join in the action down the field.
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If you're looking to stray from big-name department stores, head on over to Camden Passage, where you can spend the afternoon finding all sorts of unique wares.
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When politicians know they can target only the users most likely to be receptive to their messages, they are more likely to stray from the mainstream, experts say.
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Romantic comedies are essentially cinema's comfort food, and expecting them to stray from formula is almost as fruitless as expecting McDonald's to alter the flavor of its fries.
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The director, Michael Parva, doesn't stray from the flat tone of the script, giving "Paradise Lost" the feel of a school production that students were forced to attend.
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The legislative push underlines a continuing partisan clash after highly publicized mass shootings, one in which national lawmakers tussle over gun regulation and rarely stray from party lines.
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He is not afraid to stray from the party line, but in the end I don't think he will have the guts to say no to his party.
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Although the novel does not stray from the script when telling Ofilia's story, there are sections interspersed among the chapters, styled as classic fables ("Once upon a time …").
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and other Fed officials have disavowed any pressure to stray from their legal charter to remain politcally neutral and fight Trump's trade battles.
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The Twitter takedown — a harsh online reckoning meted out for those who stray from the performance of progressivism — has translated into a very real takedown in the field.
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If you absolutely want to stray from skin-applied products, Rodriguez suggests avoiding the outdoors at dawn and dusk, when mosquitos are on the hunt for human blood.
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It is an uncomfortable process, involving a delicate dance between not wanting to dwell on the loss and not wanting to stray from a vow to never forget.
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And when he did, he soon used his turn to speak to stray from the scheduled topic and to return to his budget complaints in even stronger language.
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Even though the world is changing, which it is, it's a very dynamic marketplace, there's a tendency to adjust to the marketplace conditions and stray from core brand values.
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Despite taking steps in self-defense, China will not stray from its path of deepening reform and opening up, said the tabloid, which is run by the People's Daily.
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Some cosplayers are critical of others who stray from canon for any reason, meaning if you personalize an otherwise official outfit, you might find yourself called out by purists.
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The law in effect bars Muslims from converting to other religions, and the Islamic authorities can jail those who stray from the official interpretation of the faith, including Shias.
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If you need to be earning different points or miles for a specific redemption coming up, it might not be worth it for you to stray from that course.
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Despite taking steps in self-defence, China will not stray from its path of deepening reform and opening up, said the tabloid, which is run by the People's Daily.
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Clara Kim, who curated an exhibition at the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery, is interested in how the lived reality of a city can stray from its historical narrative.
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In March, the America's Got Talent host told Entertainment Weekly that the new song will stray from a "nursery school rhyme" and sound "a lot more current" than the original.
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Initially, many fans believed that Arya would not stray from her plan to kill Cersei, but that all changed when Dany and her dragon began to burn the city down.
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While Dunkin' has no plans to stray from its roots in drip coffee, its newly revamped espresso, which hits stores next week, offers it a gateway to reach younger consumers.
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In March, the America's Got Talent host told Entertainment Weekly that the new song will stray from a "nursery school rhyme" and sound "a lot more current" than the original.
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It's common for people with eating disorders, such as orthorexia, to feel guilt or self-loathing when they stray from their diet, according to the National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA).
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She sought to allay fears among conservatives that by ceding the finance ministry, the next government will stray from the strict fiscal discipline enforced by former finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble.
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He said his party, the right-wing Independent Greeks, would not back such an agreement in Parliament, and he threatened to eject any lawmakers who stray from the party line.
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Trump has been known to stray from his prepared remarks, but he will be under added pressure Sunday to stick to the script, which aides suggested was being carefully crafted.
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She doesn't stray from her love of over-the-top, cartoon cuteness on vacation, either, as you can see from her Instagram-documented visit to Sanrio Puroland in Tokyo on Sunday.
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You must also resist the temptation to stray from your guidelines: If you aren't willing to own a stock for ten years, don't even think about owning it for ten minutes.
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In his opening statement, Mueller tried to set the tone: He laid out concisely the findings of his report and indicated he doesn't plan to stray from them in his testimony.
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Postponed appearances and radio silence from the Kardashians on social media may be a stray from the norm, but any true Kim K. fan — or human with a pulse — will understand.
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But after nine episodes, viewers have grown to know the characters and can appreciate just how far they stray from their everyday personas in the unusual circumstances that drive this episode.
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The FCC's proposed rules would create regulations that stray from the adaptable, well-established, and successful FTC privacy guidelines that developers from an array of sectors have looked to for years.
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The first picture shows the matriarch and her crew of 13 children waddling through the hall as staff guide them with old signage in case they stray from their annual path.
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Important questions like how far a dæmon can stray from you without it causing pain, or the taboo again touching another person's dæmon, are not adequately explored on the early episodes.
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With a cast including John Glover, Daniel Sunjata, Walter Bobbie and Adam Chanler-Berat, it's a play about nationalism, religious zealotry and what happens to women who stray from their place.
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I can't blame the weaknesses of "Electric Dreams," whose first season arrives on Amazon on Friday, on the source material: The episodes' writers had great leeway to stray from the originals.
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Mr. Bannon helped lead the charge against Mr. Strange and is threatening a "reckoning" for those so-called establishment Republicans in Washington who stray from his preferred brand of conservative orthodoxy.
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As a creative person, he's appalled to see his characters stray from their roles: Hector was romantically linked to a woman named Isabella, so this hand-holding violates his authorial intent.
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When they do stray from the path, however, and attempt to introduce a secular arc that doesn't fit within the confines the Duffer brothers created, that's when Stranger Things 2 fails.
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Though he was found, he would stray from the path of righteousness again, as the lust and envy of Journals proved he was still living in sin (it sounded great, though).
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" In the clip from this week's episode, Kendra admits, "I feel bad for my brother 'cause I feel like he's a little trapped, maybe, he doesn't want to stray from his mom.
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They've been called a troublesome burden on gender for challenging its confines, and as a result, they're harassed, attacked, or even murdered for daring to stray from their sex assigned at birth.
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"There's no slot machines past the pearly gates," he screams as the grating guitars intentionally stray from one another causing the kind of discomfort that keeps masochistic listeners coming back for more.
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It's not the most memorable film, and it's ridiculous on so many levels, but it doesn't stray from its purpose, namely having a one-man army take on New York's criminal underworld.
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Now, Trump plans to hold his first meeting with Kim alone save for a pair of interpreters, heightening concerns he will stray from the approach US officials hope the President will follow.
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He recently said that Republicans were in denial about Trump's first few months in office, calling members of Congress to speak out against the president's policies that stray from the conservative agenda.
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Risk-averse above all, candidates and those who advise them have long prized message discipline, shied away from anything spontaneous and looked for opportunities to attack opponents who stray from talking points.
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"Trump is motivating people to get out and use these midterms as a proxy vote against him," she said, but that doesn't mean candidates should stray from the issues voters care about.
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On a trip last year, I was lucky to tour several Mackintosh sites outside the School of Art, and was exhilarated by how rewarding it could be to stray from that icon.
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As he received an honorary Oscar in 2000, Mr Wajda admitted how distant and unknown Poland was; but his work could not stray from it, nor would he happily make films anywhere else.
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Not only will that be difficult to do so close to Election Day, it's unclear that Trump will stray from his default position of throwing red meat to his existing base of supporters.
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Jason, tethered to a silent monk who's been instructed never to stray from his side, loses his patience and gives up his real identity as a dirtbag Florida DJ with an exasperated shrug.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey will not stray from budget discipline in the coming period, Finance Minister Berat Albayrak said on Tuesday, after announcing a budget deficit of 18.1 billion lira ($3.33 billion)in December.
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As part of their continued effort to stray from limited-edition additions and focus on their core offerings, the coffee chain will begin serving its newest drink—the Mango Dragonfruit Refresher—on Tuesday.
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And truthfully, these phones aren't any better than existing options from Samsung, Huawei, HTC, or LG. If Lenovo's goal was to stray from the pack and do something a little different, it succeeded.
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Judging from the photos, the French president's visit stateside went just as well, although Macron, unable to convince Trump to stray from some of his "insane" policies, may have left a little disappointed.
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Maybe she suffers from makeover fever due to her many seasons on America's Next Top Model, but it's fair to say that Tyra is not one to stray from a bold hair change.
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But when a DJ dares to stray from the usual fodder, as recent events would suggest, they're often inundated with negative responses telling them, in so many words, to stay out of politics.
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The weather had improved, but we failed to stray from the dock-adjacent blocks filled with restaurants (we chose one more or less at random and chose badly), knickknack shops and hair-braiders.
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Christians will still sin, of course, and stray from the path of righteousness — what's often known as "backsliding" in evangelical circles — but the idea is that faith is central to combatting those temptations.
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Until now, the Ghost Nation existed on the fringes of the park (and the show), part of a call to adventure for guests who want to stray from the cozier indulgences of Sweetwater.
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Doctor Strange suffered from feeling too much like an Iron Man retread; Ant-Man demonstrated just how far these movies could (or rather couldn't) stray from that true-and-tested formula; and so on.
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We were given instructions not to stray from our designated corral, unless it was to go out to craft services, where there were English muffins and Red Vines and other things I couldn't eat.
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She's also applauded new Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai for his efforts to roll back his agency's internet privacy rules, which conservatives say are onerous and stray from the FTC's own privacy framework.
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We should ban partisan gerrymandering and pass a constitutional amendment to overturn Citizens United, which has given billionaires the power to spend unlimited sums to punish politicians who stray from the billionaires' narrow views.
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Surprisingly, it has been the documentarian urging the choreographer to feel free to stray from reality — Mr. Wiseman told Mr. Sewell not to be too wedded to what his cameras captured 50 years ago.
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Irving laid out the terms of Dom's new Dark Army contract by treating Santiago like an especially stubborn piece of firewood, illustrating what would befall her loved ones should she stray from the plan.
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They've defined much of her own career, which has been characterized by a series of twists and turns that required her to remain flexible and stray from the path in order to follow her passions.
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Customers won't stray from brands they already know and love, she figures, so AT&T might as well just stock those and not even try to compete with their own case line or exclusive drops.
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If you stray from a balanced diet of whole foods to one of fast food, the most obvious difference you'd register would be the enormous uptick in largely empty calories you'd consume at every meal.
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In the case of Kamala Harris, who is positioning herself for national politics from the underdog starting point of difference along two axes, the theory suggests even less ability to stray from the political center.
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I got there, and it was supposed to be about a group of uni students, and I was the 'bad rocker student' just drinking and fucking around, trying to make the others stray from work.
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Under ETOPS, twin-engine aircraft were given ratings in minutes that determined how far they can stray from a diversion airport in the event of an engine failure where an emergency landing would be required.
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A shift in cultural attitudes, as well as more women achieving higher education, signify two big reasons – a stray from the old-school mentality that women stay at home and take care of the children.
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And the people who rise within this movement are, to a far greater degree than those on the other side, apparatchiks, political loyalists who can be counted on not to stray from the party line.
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Jacksonville did not stray from what typically works for them on the drive, with Leonard Fournette running the ball several times and Tommy Bohanon, the team's fullback, contributing a solid 20-yard catch-and-run.
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The book's singular achievement is Szabo's refusal to stray from the perspective of her true protagonist, forcing the reader to empathize with a nameless old stubborn, provincial woman, instead of the Iza of the title.
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Many of those moves were a departure from the early years of Mr. Cuomo's first term, when his centrist tendencies saw him stray from the liberal platform, often to the chagrin of his own party.
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The 2004 Howard Hughes biopic did not stray from the more controversial aspects of the aviation pioneer and Hollywood tycoon's life including his eccentric behavior, some of which was brought on by obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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For many of the rooms, the designers convinced Washington to stray from her typical off-white color scheme for the walls, and instead went with a dark charcoal (see the full feature for her moodier spaces).
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China hopes the United States meets it halfway so they can have a "correct perception" of each other, and prevent this negative momentum from spreading to ensure relations don't stray from the correct track, Wang added.
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" His POV: "Trump understands that conservative media personalities like Sean Hannity and Rush Limbaugh hold the keys to his base -- and so it's unlikely he's going to stray from them on the govt shutdown / border issue.
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The larger question, said Stacy Wolf, a Princeton theater professor, is whether Ms. Nottage, who is known for her politically charged work, has the freedom to stray from a sanitized account of Mr. Jackson's life story.
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"Lord, we ask you to deliver us from our enemies, for your forgiveness for those things that we have done and that which we failed to do, when we stray from your word," Mr. North said.
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The mastermind behind it, who is now responsible for ensuring libra (and Facebook's related crypto subsidiary, Calibra) doesn't stray from Zuckerberg's privacy focus is Marcus, a former PayPal exec who also led Messenger for several years.
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At one point, Judge William H. Wells cut the senator off when he began to stray from a question posed by Mr. Menendez's lawyer, Abbe Lowell, about whether he and Mr. Menendez agreed on most issues.
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Jenny George's exquisitely spare meditation never allows us to stray from the harsh realities of rural subsistence; the livestock's wintry snorts may recall the warm breath of just-baked bread, but cold muck still tugs underfoot.
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As we waited for Pompeo to enter the room, I was warned, along with other members of the media who were present, not to stray from our assigned area to take part in the general mingling.
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At some point in the future, you couldn't blame Natalie Helm if she was tempted to stray from the classics and launch into a lively rendition of "You Ain't Nothing But a Hound Dog" on her cello.
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But all of their stories eventually come down to the question of whether the protagonists have any sort of personal moral compass, whether they follow it, and how the world punishes them if they stray from it.
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It felt like, with each application of makeup or feminine-coded item of clothing I wear (like a skirt)—the more visibly out of the male/female binary I present—the further people stray from desiring me.
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This incident is the latest in a tense relationship between Russia and the U.S., as Russia worries the U.S. will stray from the last nuclear arms deal and the U.S. is wary of Russian interference in elections.
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She's a polarizing figure in the same vein of her rival Kanye West, in that her defenders will never stray from her side and her detractors will never be won over, her every move inspiring breathless commentary.
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But Alabamians provided a partial answer on Tuesday, showing that there are limits to what voters will tolerate, in terms of the lies they'll believe, the vices they'll ignore and the distance they'll stray from civilized norms.
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If a child learns about another way of life, in school or through socialization, and decides to adopt it, then parents must respect that the child could have a valid reason to stray from their family's culture.
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The game doesn't stray from the formula at all, and if you loved Uncharted 4 — a game that, in my estimation, was the pinnacle of the series' formula — then The Lost Legacy is simply more of the same.
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He uses William Calley, a lieutenant in the Vietnam war who claimed he was merely following orders when he killed 22 unarmed civilians at My Lai, to illustrate what can go wrong when individuals stray from that creed.
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Mexico will not stray from a commitment to run a primary budget surplus of 1% set by former finance minister Carlos Urzua and will probably set a similar target for the 2020 budget, Herrera said late on Tuesday.
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"I will not allow us to stray from the blessing of democracy ... to a curse that threatens stability in our country," the emir said, criticising what he described as a "feverish race" by some MPs to question ministers.
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The maturing boy's desire for independence leads him to challenge the old man and stray from the fold, ending up in a dentist's crowded tank in Sydney, Australia, destined to be a gift for his fish-killing niece.
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"A basic function of any chief executive is to be able to get the right people working in the organization and those that do stray from the value that we hold have to leave the organization," he said.
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Gun control group Everytown for Gun Safety filed an IRS complaint in January that alleged the NRA's financial decisions "stray from the norms and rules governing charities" and that called for its tax-exempt status to be revoked.
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A man who is merely unhappily married or who wants to stray from his wife generally finds a social peer, a similarly unhappily married or perhaps divorced woman, or a single woman who works in some other professional context.
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However, I can begin working on a speech and be completely confident in its effectiveness and eloquence, but when it comes time to actually propose my ideas all confidence is lost, and I often stray from my original work.
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Going all the way back to the one that started it all, Iron Man, every MCU movie (except for Avengers: Infinity War) has included at least one (if not multiple) end credit scenes, and Captain Marvel doesn't stray from this pattern.
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And if you want the robot to answer questions that stray from a few built-in functions like reporting the weather or starting timers, you need to follow "Hey Vector!" with an additional "I have a question" prompt before asking.
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" She added: "I have a deep degree of sympathy with this as a viewer, but as a writer I understand how difficult it is to keep things action-packed and exciting and not stray from the psychological realism of the characters.
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The genre, which we reported on in February of this year, makes use of popular characters from family-friendly entertainment, but it's often created with little care, and can quickly stray from innocent themes to scenes of violence or sexuality.
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Five other women join Safai as cast members on the show, and many of them stray from the title of the series (being more than a second wife, which there is no shame in — it's just ironic given the title).
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Until they do that, Democrats are making it all too easy for the potential Trump scandals to stray from any kind of fact-finding exercise and lapse into a binary partisan feud President Trump has an excellent chance of winning... again.
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But Trump, using Twitter, browbeat Senate Republicans to skip their recess and keep trying, something GOP leaders never seriously contemplated doing, according to a GOP leadership aide Some senators appear perfectly content in their willingness to stray from the party line.
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In court Friday, Hubbard's attorney, John Kirk, cited a respiratory condition that he said caused his client to cough while driving and stray from his lane before the cough grew more violent and Hubbard passed out, reports The News Journal.
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Moving to the other side of the pitching mound was tied to his decision to stray from his four-seam fastball, which he began to do last season when his velocity dipped several miles per hour, to the low 90s.
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Woe to any lawmaker who dares to stray from the prescribed path, as your committee assignments and party funds can suddenly disappear, while an anonymously funded opponent can just as suddenly appear to run against you in the next primary election.
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Oculus' willingness to fund big external creative projects that stray from the family friendly features like Lost, Dear Angelica and Emmy-winner Henry it's produced in past years could accelerate the ecosystem in ways its in-house Story Studio couldn't.
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Though he excels at romantic comedy, the essays that stray from that convention resound longer, like "The Strange Situation," which ambitiously explores his relationship patterns vis-à-vis his childhood participation in the psychologist Mary Ainsworth's famous study on attachment theory.
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Instead, Pakistanis see the return of "tutelary democracy," as the military disempowers politicians who stray from its positions on foreign policy and national security, supports a new king's party and punishes the press for providing fair coverage to its perceived opponents.
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I would probably say that when we're allowing our status-seeking impulses to run through the conversation, we start to maybe stray from the actual thing that matters the most to us, which is this moral piece that you're arguing for.
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"First of all, I think Sessions will be fine -- most of the attacks on him are just false," Gingrich said Tuesday Gingrich added he thought that Trump would not stray from the list of 21 potential nominees he released during the campaign.
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Why doesn't a game about exploration encourage me to survey the world while on a mission, and instead, the moment I stray from the path, issue a long, glaring warning that it's going to warp me towards the other players in 30 seconds?
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RELATED: Liberal group threatens to challenge Democrats with primary fightsHarris vowed to campaign for her red-state colleagues -- even if they stray from Democratic orthodoxy on some issues -- and called for the party to unite in order to beat back Trump's policy priorities.
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Missy Elliott has always been one to embrace the future, and her first unheard music since last year's Pharrell-featuring "WTF" doesn't stray from that habit: brand new track "I'm Better" sees her dipping a toe into the choppy waters of trap.
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And the hope is that these terrorists, in response to Abdeslam's capture, will worry so much that they will stray from their plans, move and transit in ways that they hadn't once intended, and therefore make themselves vulnerable to detection and capture.
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"Southwest is — hands down — one of the best companies in the world to work for and we will not stray from our focus on rewarding our mechanics, while we work to shield our employees and customers from unnecessary disruptions within the operation."
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Raonic is on an eight-match winning streak since the start of the year, a run which included upsetting Roger Federer to win the Brisbane International, and he credits new coach Carlos Moya for giving him confidence to stray from the baseline.
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Despite the post-crisis anxiety many voters feel over bankers, wages and other left-wing targets, there is little in any of her proposals to suggest she would stray from the pragmatic, pro-market, centre-left territory of Mr Obama and her husband.
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In an important hearing Thursday, ostensibly scheduled to allow embattled FBI agent Peter Strzok to face the American people and answer important questions about his conduct during the 2016 election season, House Republicans could not help but stray from oversight into embarrassing overreach.
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And this film does not seem to stray from the tried and true concoction: Alex (Lindy Booth) is up for a promotion at the outdoor adventure company she works for and finds herself visiting a dude ranch that might be a possible acquisition.
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As a presidential hopeful, Mr. Trump released a list of 21 names of judges (and one politician) and promised not to stray from it should he win the election and be in a position to replace Justice Antonin Scalia, who died in 2016.
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But that strategy frustrates the party's liberal supporters, who feel the wind at the Democrats' back and worry about using it to crowd their House caucus with members who may feel inclined to buck the party leadership and stray from its policy agenda.
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Where they are, where they're going to, is to get back to Gaiman's book a little more than the first season, which I thought was excellent and provocative and a lot of startling good things but tended to [stray] from the book.
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Though her choices rarely stray from black, Ms. Rampling does experiment in silhouette with modified Nehru collars, wide-leg pants and even peplums (see the Armani zip jacket with flirty peplum and coordinating pencil skirt she wore to the Academy Awards nominees luncheon this month).
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While the characters like Danny DeVito's Penguin, Tommy Lee Jones' Two Face, and Arnold Schwarzenegger's Mr. Freeze are undeniably over the top and ridiculous, they never really stray from being serious, villainous caricatures, and Batman responds in kind with an unbreakably dark, heroic stoicism.
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Housing Secretary Ben Carson appeared to stray from prepared remarks as he introduced Donald Trump on Friday, declaring that the president "is not a racist" and pointing to how he treats the members and service workers at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.
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If drivers allow these organizations or safety officials to monitor their vehicle's location and have a complete view of typical driving behaviors, officials can be alerted immediately to any behaviors that may stray from expectations — and shut down the vehicle in an emergency situation.
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Because Ivanka claims to stray from the administration's thinking on multiple issues — and was hired as an official White House employee — playing the "I'm not a politician" card is more strategic than it would be coming from other women filling the first lady role.
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The reason I stray from being tempted to earn a living wage from these explorations is not because I want to draw a line in the sand between "us" and "them"—artists working with sex as a theme versus those who do sex work.
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But these two men with deep Bay Area connections — Lynch played at Stanford, and Shanahan is a former 49ers ball boy whose father, Mike, once served as the team's offensive coordinator — did not stray from the plan they had forged, in both talent and spirit.
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While Zara, H&M and other fast-fashion brands now offer ample opportunity to stray from the cashmere path, in Spain, at least, shoppers can still expect to find locally produced garments and articles of extraordinary quality that are relatively affordable compared to international brands.
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Despite her success with the diet, Jameson has remained candid with her followers on her journey, frequently acknowledging that it's difficult to begin and maintain keto, as well as get back to it if you stray from the low-carb, high-fat eating plan.
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I do this knowing that I exist in a body where a task that should be common becomes cause for celebration, and even though I learned the roadmap to vulnerability (which I follow and stray from often) at the feet of others, mostly women.
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Brewer, one of Trump's earliest public supporters, interrupted Trump's call for supporters to press his line of attack on the matter and informed him she had received a memo of talking points a day earlier that ordered surrogates to stray from the topic, according to Bloomberg's reporting.
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Thoughtful people who I respect deeply have rightly pointed out that reporters routinely play to the camera and briefers rarely stray from preapproved talking points (with apologies to Sean Spicer, who takes the brunt of things and rarely seems to have been given talking points at all).
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His vows are all the more profound knowing that the Knight of the Flowers will never have the opportunity to keep or stray from them, and that the great gothing of Westeros will continue throughout the episode, as character after character—Cersei, Daenerys, Sansa, Arya—choose darkness.
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Although the tax reform effort began with the goal of reducing marginal tax rates, the House and Senate tax bills stray from that objective in one key area: Both bills maintain many of the current tax code's income-based phaseouts and even introduce a few new phaseouts.
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The conventional wisdom going into 2017 was that red state senators might have to stray from the party line every now and again to show off their independence and solidify their standing with the Republican and independent voters who will mostly decide their fates this November.
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Over the last decade, as small studies suggested that ketamine might help people who are depressed quickly feel better, clinics promising ketamine treatment for depression have popped up around the US. These promise fast relief, but are largely unregulated, stray from accepted research, and are not covered by insurance.
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Officials say a well-designed offer of further debt relief for Greece could provide an incentive for Athens not to stray from the agreed reform path and keep a high primary budget surplus - the balance before debt servicing costs - of 3.5 percent of GDP, until at least 2022.
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I feel like it's kind of unfortunate that there's this stigma about if a comedian makes music, or a musician tries to do something funny, or if people just stray from their lane that they're known for, people tend to think that it's illegitimate or not good or whatever.
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He has proven time and again that he is willing to stray from established facts in pursuit of a narrative that is more favorable to him -- from the size of his inauguration crowds to the idea that Obama ordered a wiretap on him during the last presidential campaign.
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For the most part, members of the president's innermost circle have refrained from publicly critiquing Mr. Mueller's performance, which spanned several hours and were marked by the special prosecutor's refusal to stray from the text of the report his team had prepared and submitted to the Justice Department.
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So, as a brand, it's always made a point to stray from the typical, heavily-airbrushed imagery that dominates the space — and, in turn, it's attracted customers that can relate to its models, as we've seen happen with bigger retailers, like Aerie; and fellow indie labels, like New Zealand's Lonely Lingerie.
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MOM DONATES SON&aposS ORGANS AFTER TODDLER TWINS DROWNED IN SITTER&aposS POOL "The ducks are free to roam around when their autistic child is present, but often stray from the property and defecate on others (sic) lawns, beaches and patios," one alleged complaint said, according to 24 Hour News 8.
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But after we've had a good laugh and savored the schadenfreude that comes from the disastrous investments of others, we should reflect on what this debacle tells us about the damage done when investors stray from taking risk, the useful work of private equity, into making risk, its malevolent doppelganger.
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Stray from the pricey boutiques and souvenir shops lining the streets around Plaza Santo Domingo's tourist district and seek out the graffitied workshop and showroom of Miku Meko Atelier, which sells traditional and contemporary textiles and doubles as a community space, offering classes in everything from backstrap weaving to button-making.
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That's why there is something so eerily relatable about Amma, who seeks empowerment by making up a story about a female militia that never existed for the Calhoun Day school play — all while manipulating her friends into her own kind of militia, torturing and murdering other girls who stray from those feminine ideals.
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Given the stakes, and the success conservatives have had in mounting primary challenges against moderate Republicans who stray from conservative positions, it's going to be a big challenge for Obama to convince McConnell to bring up his nominee for a vote, or to convince at least four Republicans to vote for his nominee.
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And News Genius and its community may have unwittingly demonstrated the potential for Genius as a brigading tool: After Dawson's original post and Morrison's response, both of which deviated from the site's emphasis on journalism, users began to stray from commenting on the news in order to follow Morrison's footsteps of annotating posts defensively.
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In China under President Xi Jinping, journalists who stray from the Communist Party's official line are increasingly being muzzled as part of a widespread crackdown on civil society that has led to human rights lawyers and feminists being imprisoned, influential bloggers having their social media accounts deleted and professors being told to limit the use of foreign textbooks.
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For the pièce de résistance, the star combined two of her favorite jackets — dusters and bombers — into one kimono with sporty trim that may not have gone with anything she was wearing or been necessary in the 90° heat, but dammit, she's not going to stray from her "Whatever, I wear waht I want" outfit philosophy.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads But while the show's title suggests a historical survey of art made since the year that Tim Berners-Lee first proposed the World Wide Web, its selections tend to stray from any direct engagement with either the web, or even the internet more broadly, as a specific set of practices and cultures.
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Trans scholar Susan Stryker noted in her book Queer Pulp: Perverted Passions from the Golden Age of the Paperback that many of the most famous publishers of LGBTQ literature in post-World War II America — most of them producing pulp fiction dime-store paperbacks — did not stray from topics of gender reassignment operations and cross-dressing.
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Turns out it isn't, because there's Colin Firth on the poster for Bridget Jones's Baby, and there he is in the movie, assuring us that despite the addition of Jack to her story, Bridget will not stray from the romantic trajectory that was set in motion the moment she laid eyes on Mark's reindeer jumper back in 2001.
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In recent years, though, we've seen more stars stray from the long-standing practice of borrowing dresses from designers in exchange for a name-drop or two — whether due to dissatisfaction with the lack of sufficient non-sample-sized option, or because there's something better available at their local Nordstrom (stars, they can sometimes be just like us!).
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But Pelosi, who has spent much of Trump's presidency tamping down impeachment talk within her caucus, did not stray from that strategy Thursday, arguing that she didn't watch the hearing, cannot verify Cohen's accusations and wants to see more evidence of presidential wrongdoing before deciding on the monumental question of whether Trump's behavior merits his ouster.
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He is unlikely to stray from the four corners of his report, even as lawmakers try to press him on his assessment of Trump's conduct and his interactions with Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death MORE.
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El Paso now stands as a very real and violent example of what will happen if we don't make a point to understand places that stray from the mainstream idea of what it looks like to live in the US. Police believe that online writings expressing a desire to stop the "Hispanic invasion of Texas" were penned by the suspected gunman.
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But the deeper the Democratic Party entrenches itself as a party of the rich—the more tangled up it gets in the influence of people who would drop tens of thousands of dollars on eating terrible steak in the presence of the next president—then the further the party will stray from the big, structural change Warren claims to want.
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With lyrics like "You're not from New York City, you're from Rotherham" on "Fake Tales of San Francisco," the songs are also distinctly British, belying the creature Turner would then morph into as the years went by, making the evolution of the Monkeys seem—at least at some points—like an ironic experiment on how far it might possibly be to stray from your roots.
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