She maintains the buzz around her by taking a meeting with another legendary house she's considering joining.
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I was "taking a meeting" with my associate producer Robyn Hale and Adam Goldworm from Aperture Entertainment.
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Unfortunately, the magazine's editor, Graydon Carter, cut that section from her piece after taking a meeting with the billionaire.
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They are seeking to determine his intent in taking a meeting with a Kremlin-linked lawyer last year, Buzzfeed reported.
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He has also defended Donald Trump Jr.'s taking a meeting with Russians who offered to provide dirt about Hillary Clinton.
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Bolton was also supportive of Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe taking a meeting with Kim without preconditions, according to the New York Times.
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If you're a startup taking a meeting with SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son, you know that he comes bearing both a carrot and a stick.
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McFaul, who arrived as ambassador to Russia in the midst of the protest wave, inflamed the situation further by taking a meeting with opposition leaders.
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He tweeted most about Hillary Clinton in July, the very same month that Don Jr. was busted for lying about taking a meeting with a Russian lawyer.
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But, for many other chains, developing a point of view means taking a meeting with Beyond Meat, Impossible Foods, and other companies entering the plant-based "meat" business.
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The next thing I know I'm taking a meeting with [them] and she's like 'well, tell them that's pretty much all we put on your face, so it'll work.
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Collusion or the intent to collude has already been proven by Don Jr.'s enthusiastic response to taking a meeting with the Russians that promised damning information on Hillary Clinton.
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" Just one month before the CNN interview, Trump Jr. was informed before taking a meeting with a "Russian government attorney" was "part of Russia and its government's support for Mr. Trump.
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In 2017, she was widely criticized for taking a meeting with Syrian dictator Bashar Al-Assad, who is widely viewed as responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Syrian civilians.
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Furthermore, Lynch had been intensely criticized for taking a meeting with Bill Clinton when their respective planes were both waiting on a tarmac earlier this summer, when the case was still unresolved.
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Unable to justify the expense of a formal presentation space, Mr. Price, 36, ended up taking a meeting with one potential retailer using the top of a recycling bin as a table.
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A representative for Sky said they had canceled their participation in the ALTA conference due to the civil unrest in Chile, but declined to comment on taking a meeting with the Brazilian government.
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Arriving from Miami, where he was on tour with Selena Gomez, Mr. Tranter spent the day volunteering at an Orlando L.G.B.T. center before taking a meeting with representatives for Glaad that Sunday night.
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"This is perhaps the first time I've heard of taking a meeting with a principal, in this case with the President of the United States, from background to on the record and seeing public outcry from reporters," an official said.
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But her campaign took a hit last week when Bannon landed on the wrong side of a dramatic rebuke from Trump after a new book quoted Bannon disparaging Trump's son as "unpatriotic" for taking a meeting with a Russian lawyer during the campaign.
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Donald Trump Jr. spoke to Fox News' Sean Hannity in his first interview since releasing emails which revealed that, prior to taking a meeting with a Russian lawyer, he had been told the Russian government wanted to share information to help his father win.
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For example, when taking a meeting with someone at a publicly-traded company, you might see the company's most recent stock price and earnings information, people you know there, board members, nitty gritty about the company and everything in the news related to them.
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Jeff Flake plans speech comparing Trump's treatment of the media to Stalin (CNBC) The House Intelligence Committee will reportedly question Trump's former chief strategist Steve Bannon after accusing the president's son and others of "treasonous" behavior for taking a meeting with Russians during the 201 campaign.
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Taking a meeting with one of the biggest proponents of fighting climate change in the US -- and one of Trump's biggest critics -- would appear to be just the latest indication of how much importance China places on the issue -- even more so, given what could be at stake.
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But as was the case following those reports in May, the details are complicated as to what Kushner knew when and what he was trying to do by taking a meeting with a Russian lawyer that, according to Trump's eldest son, was expected to produce damaging information about Clinton.
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Eventually, there were enough Vox Media employees present for the beautiful people to move on to arranging us — a few in the VIP room (for VVIPs and VIPs, unless a VVIP was taking a meeting with an advertiser, a person too important for either label), a few in the indoor bar lined with white couches, a few outside to hover near the empty stage.
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During a December 30 roundtable discussion on the Rooney Rule, NFL Network reporter Jim Trotter revealed that Clemson offensive coordinator Tony Elliott rejected taking a meeting with the Panthers during their head coach search because "he wasn't sure it would be a legitimate interview"—just a Rooney Rule box that needed to be checked before the team could snap up the true target of its affections.
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Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.) and Ted Lieu (D-Calif.) read the emails aloud on the House floor, slamming Trump Jr. for taking a meeting with the lawyer in an effort to gather damaging information on Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE during the presidential race.
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Donald Trump continued to defend Don Jr. for taking a meeting with a Russian lawyer; attacked the press because they were covering Don Jr. and not Hillary Clinton's emails; saw his approval rating dip to the lowest point in 70 years for a president six-months in; called for Obamacare to be repealed without a replacement after the GOP's healthcare bill failed; gave a pep talk to senators after the plan to repeal also failed; changed his travel ban's restrictions to be more grandparent-friendly; celebrated "Made in America Week," even though he and his daughter oversee businesses that manufacture goods overseas; said he wouldn't have hired Attorney General Jeff Sessions if he'd known Sessions would recuse himself in the Russia investigation; said it would be wrong for special counsel Robert Mueller to investigate his businesses as part of his Russia probe, even though he reportedly is; accused fired FBI Director James Comey of trying to blackmail him (again); wished Sen.
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Over the next day, Jimmy takes on Barnes' identity—staying in the Malibu beach house of Spencer's boss, flirting with the boss's daughter, even taking a meeting with a powerful Japanese food company magnate named Sakamoto (Mako Iwamatsu). The fake "Spencer"'s unorthodox methods, such as beating the magnate at tennis and telling him about the poor quality of his food products, gets the attention of the taken aback Sakamoto. However his unconventional negotiations with the food company insult some of the executives, seemingly ruining Spencer's reputation. Meanwhile, lacking his precious Filofax, the real Spencer Barnes is spiraling into the gutter.
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