Chloë Sevigny is taking a seat in the director's chair.
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"It's comfortable," he said before taking a seat at a table.
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And we're taking a seat in an office that's part rainforest.
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Ben Affleck is taking a seat in the director's chair once again.
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A new anchor is taking a seat at the CBS This Morning desk.
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Morgan is also taking a seat on the Dopamine Labs board of directors.
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Both Mutua Madrileña and Seaya Ventures are now taking a seat on Movo's board.
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Taking a seat across from me in a large leather armchair, Zelensky smiled conspiratorially.
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My mom buys my train ticket, and I pass out immediately upon taking a seat.
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I boarded a subway train and stood in the doorway rather than taking a seat.
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Taking a seat in an Italian bar may incur an extra charge, especially in prime locations.
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Rather than just taking a seat at the table, we want to redefine what that table is.
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As part of this round, SoftBank managing director Deep Nishar is taking a seat on Improbable's board.
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Gui had slipped into the stands before the final game, taking a seat in the second row.
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Senior adviser Steve Bannon has asserted his influence by taking a seat on the National Security Council.
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On abortion specifically, he has voted in favor of restrictions since taking a seat on the Supreme Court.
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United is back with its latest facepalm-inducing incident, which involves taking a seat away from a child.
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Last month, two black men were arrested after taking a seat in a Philadelphia Starbucks without purchasing anything.
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And after a bit of aviation history, we're taking a seat aboard the longest passenger flight in existence.
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Ruben arrived, receiving hugs and kisses from his family and taking a seat at the head of the table.
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As a result of the new round, World Innovation Lab's Rob Theis, is taking a seat on the board.
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After exploring some of the setbacks for a NASA spacecraft, we're taking a seat inside and imagining its potential.
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Then, taking a seat behind a desk, Mr. Freeman outlines remarks that he says President Trump ought to make.
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After a short while, we see Bruce squeezing through the crowd and taking a seat at the back bar.
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Even before Kavanaugh was accused of assault, Democrats overwhelmingly opposed him taking a seat on the top U.S. court.
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Proper Media said the deal included Mr. Schoentrup taking a seat on a two-person board alongside Mr. Mikkelson.
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He also had seven rushes for 36 yards before taking a seat in the third quarter with the game in hand.
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Delta Air Lines is asking flight attendants, ticket agents and other employees to consider taking a seat at the cockpit controls.
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The House is more like taking a seat in a converted bedroom and talking about the strange ways that life moves.
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Currency manipulation has been a focal point of the Trump administration, taking a seat as one of its most central trade goals.
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"I'm trying to be doing well, given the circumstances," he says, taking a seat at his office in the Turkish capital, Ankara.
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Taking a seat, he pulled a massive paperback labelled "Silver Connections: Volume III" from a tote bag, and began flipping through it.
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TAKING A SEAT Kansas City Royals pitcher Yordano Ventura started serving a suspension after it was reduced to eight games, from nine.
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There is something deeply comforting about taking a seat at their worn, wooden bars and not dealing with 14-page cocktail lists.
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He spied a table outside and walked briskly to claim it, cranking open the umbrella and taking a seat in the shade.
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"There is no precedent for a head of government's adult child taking a seat," he wrote in the Washington Post on Sunday.
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On afternoons like this he could clearly imagine himself taking a seat next to Korach during a regular-season game one day.
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On a recent visit, he lingered under the marquee to greet friends and fans, before taking a seat in the front row.
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Instead of taking a seat behind his desk, Pompeo had selected a more casual position at a side table opposite the window.
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It also looks like folks showed out in full 'GoT' attire, with some even taking a seat on a makeshift Iron Throne.
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Taking a seat wrapped in a rain-soaked sari, Begam had little to complain about other than the everyday pains of getting older.
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Mr Lee has said he is happy serving in the Senate and is not interested in taking a seat on the Supreme Court.
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Sara excused herself to finish preparing the meal and Hassan turned on their large flat-screen TV, taking a seat next to Hina.
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After a while, I pulled a heavy wooden chair from the side of the room to the middle, taking a seat beside him.
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"You see signs that say 'prevent the dinosaurs from getting into government'," James sighs, taking a seat opposite me in an empty canteen.
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Taking a seat at his desk next to two large computer screens, he swivels his black office chair to gaze around the room.
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After taking a seat in a corner table under vintage Tiffany lamps, Mr. Greenfield ordered a cheeseburger, medium well, and fries for Lilly.
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Tan still has nightmares, remains vigilant in public places - scanning a room before taking a seat - and keeps a low profile on social media.
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She paused and looked at him silently for a split second before walking away and taking a seat at the back of the class.
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That's likely what attracted Fifth Wall — and its partner Brad Greiwe (who'll be taking a seat on the board of directors) — to the company.
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This new round adds another strategic investor, the French bank BNP Paribas, which led the round and is taking a seat on Symphony's board.
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Just a year after taking a seat on the Intelligence Committee, Pompeo began an unsuccessful campaign to replace outgoing Chairman Mike Rogers (R-Mich.).
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Christians now need to be cautious about taking a seat at the table if it means harming their ability to lead others to faith.
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"Has the flat white made it over to LA yet?" he asks, taking a seat in the unbearable heat of the city's East side.
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Another one of those who were thwarted, Nathan Royko Maurer, 43, said he briefly made it inside but was ousted after taking a seat.
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As a result of the investment Initialized's Alexis Ohanian, the co-founder of Reddit, is taking a seat on the company's board of directors.
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Afterward, he walked to the far side of the bench, taking a seat reserved for the most junior justice, next to Justice Elena Kagan.
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"Man, why you all keep it so cold in here?" he asked Raleigh Dunn, his recording engineer, while taking a seat in the corner.
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" Taking a seat at the piano, he dialed it down with a cover of Billy Joel's "Piano Man" and his poignant new single, "Drunk Girl.
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Biden, 74, was all smiles on Monday at the dedication ceremony, even taking a seat in the lifeguard's chair and pretending to take a dive.
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When he was about 30, he entered politics, taking a seat in the country's National Assembly, representing the governing leftist movement led by Mr. Chávez.
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It's a bit of a blur what led up to the moment but I somehow managed to miss my chair as I was taking a seat.
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Jobsite Work Toolbox allows for easy access to your tools, and at 16 inches, is the perfect height for taking a seat on your lunch break.
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DWTS pros Derek Hough, Cheryl Burke and Maksim Chmerkovskiy will be returning to the ballroom – and Julianne Hough will be taking a seat at the judges' table.
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Gasol is shooting 35.4 percent from the floor over the last five games and was 6-of-17 before taking a seat on the bench Sunday. 2.
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That's where, maybe a decade ago, a strange, disheveled white man decided to show up unannounced during a Sunday morning service, taking a seat near the back.
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Imagine yourself taking a seat at Leipzig's Café Zimmermann in this homage to the coffee houses that were so important to musical development in 18th-century Europe.
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With astonishing speed, female musicians in Brazil have begun breaking into the male realm of samba circles, taking a seat at the table both literally and figuratively.
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So, we asked #81 how he felt about Oakland's star running back taking a seat during the anthem at the pre-season game in Arizona this weekend.
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Today, though, Hollywood glamor was a world away as Delvy entered the courtroom with a curt glance at the spectators before turning her back and taking a seat.
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Taking a seat in my private consultation chamber (a meeting room in a large open plan office, made entirely out of glass), Emma and I got to work.
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In 2012, he returned to the Red Bull family by taking a seat with Toro Rosso for two seasons before being promoted to the senior team in 2014.
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Deborah Gonzales won a race to represent the Athens area in the state House of Representatives, taking a seat previously held by a Republican, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported.
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In addition to helping Lyft develop autonomous vehicles, General Motors is also investing $500 million in the ride-hailing startup and taking a seat on its board of directors.
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The result was Bina N37, where guests reach their dinner after buzzing the intercom of Mr. Natroshvili's apartment building and then taking a seat in his former living room.
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So Asdrubal Cabrera, the team's game if leaden-legged shortstop, bridled at taking a seat, while Rosario, who is the future, remained with the Las Vegas minor league team.
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Taking a seat on the couch, viewers can watch a video on the TV screen that features Sedira's friend and scholar Nadira (2019) recounting her experience of the PanAf.
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Additionally, Siegfried Wolf this month abstained from taking a seat on the board of Porsche Automobil Holding, the family controlled investment vehicle that controls a majority stake in Volkswagen< VOWG_p.
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It isn't even clear if she'll be taking a seat at the judge's table and replacing one of the current judges regularly, though that seems to be the statement's implication.
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The freshman tailback Mike Weber continued to cement his place in the Ohio State backfield, rushing for 33 yards on 14 attempts before taking a seat in the third quarter.
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METROPOLITAN DIARY Taking a seat near the Plaza Hotel, an outing with an out-of-town relative and more readers tales of New York City in this week's Metropolitan Diary.
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Taking a seat at the front of the emergency operations center, Tom Collins ("just like the drink") — the emergency manager for Pender County, N.C. — popped Cracker Jacks at 9 a.m.
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Mr. Panton soon made the move to politics, leading a youth wing of the Jamaica Labour Party, which Mr. Cruz addressed in 2001, and taking a seat in the country's Senate.
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But the President is overlooking history -- which shows athletes now lauded as heroes, like Jackie Robinson and Muhammad Ali, raising their voices (or taking a seat) in protests similar to Kaepernick's.
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And given the destructive potential to threaten the U.S. homeland, the nuclear issue taking a seat as the top-priority matter when it comes to dealing with North Korea appears justified.
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At the end of Season 6, Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) set sail to Westeros with her army, and the promo sees her taking a seat on a throne seemingly made of rock.
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Years before taking a seat on the only airplane I didn't also land in, I began seeing pictures and videos on social media of friends and celebrities taking their first dive there.
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McCarthy, 66, is expected to retire from the CFO role in January and to rejoin Spotify's board of directors, where he previously served before taking a seat in the Spotify C-suite.
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With Kelly and Michael Tuesday, taking a seat at the co-hosting desk with Michael Strahan for the first time since he announced he was leaving the morning talk show last week.
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Wenger appeared to welcome the suggestion that this process could include him becoming a supporter of the club and taking a seat in the stadium's North Bank if he has the time.
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So before taking a seat at the holiday table, take a load off with these thematically fitting podcasts that may help improve your day, or at least give you a conversation starter.
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" I stood up to discourage him from taking a seat, and he went on, "How did you make out with all those people, after I left you that night in New York?
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PEOPLE can exclusively reveal that the actress and singer will be joining the judge's table on the upcoming 15th season of Project Runway, taking a seat as a guest judge on the Dec.
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In New York's Be Time, visitors must take off their shoes and leave their mobile devices in a locker by the door before taking a seat on one of the 14 floor cushions.
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CLEVELAND — Taking a seat courtside at Quicken Loans Arena on Thursday night, Charles Oakley made his first appearance at a Knicks game since being arrested at Madison Square Garden during a game Feb.
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After returning from his overseas deployments and taking a seat in Congress, Mr. Hunter earned a reputation as a hard partyer, and details about expensive drinking bouts were laid out in the indictment.
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Update: This article has been corrected to note that Harley Davidson is not taking a seat on the Alta Motors board and to correct graphics that misidentified information about Alta Motors and Zero Motorcycles.
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Strapping a VR headset to my face and taking a seat on an exercise bike isn't my idea of fun, but fun was exactly what was served up when I tried out VirZOOM's platform.
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Joined by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, who briefly introduced Trump before taking a seat at the back of the room, the first lady welcomed the students, who came from public, charter and home schools.
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Heavy on symbolism, the eight-minute-long "Family Feud" video shows the musician walking into a church holding the hand of a white-clad Blue Ivy and taking a seat in the confessional booth.
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The candidate from United Malays National Organization, Mr. Najib's party, won the special election, taking a seat from the ruling coalition, which was seen as a sign of bubbling discontent with Mr. Mahathir's government.
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Taking a seat near the bar, Ms. Seales, 36, who plays the fancy publicist Tiffany on "Insecure," ordered cod fritters and sipped sparkling water as she nodded in time to the alto saxophonist Sharel Cassity.
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In Sydney the map will show how crowded the bus or train on Transport New South Wales is in real time, so you will know whether you'll be taking a seat or preparing for a squished ride.
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The man had not expected such complications, believing the Law "should surely be accessible at all times and to everyone," but the doorkeeper's intimidation cows him and he decides to wait, taking a seat beside the door.
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Accompanied by a slowed-down version of a very strange song called "Sit Down" (because the trailer is about chairs), the 90-second clip shows Daenerys, Jon Snow, and Cersei Lannister all taking a seat in important chairs.
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Jay Z's Roc Nation, and the family funds of Kevin Durant, Robert Downey Jr. and Will Smith, all participated in the new round for Ethos, and Sequoia Partner Roelof Botha is taking a seat on the company's board.
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But as it turns out, it was a harbinger of the future, a clear and present sign Microsoft wanted to be a media company, with gaming taking a seat at the table—no longer in the driver's seat.
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Ghomeshi, who has pleaded not guilty to four sexual assault charges and one count of overcome resistance by choking, showed up in a suit and reportedly said "hi" to his mother, who was in attendance, before taking a seat.
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ABOUT THE BUCKS (9-8): Milwaukee was once again led by small forward Giannis Antetokounmpo, who collected 23 points, eight rebounds, eight assists, four steals and two blocks in 30 minutes before taking a seat for the fourth quarter.
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On Wednesday morning, Mr. Cruz strolled through a diner here, taking a seat at patrons' tables, filming a congratulatory video for the graduating seniors of Ball State University in Muncie, and grilling the residents on their breakfasts of choice.
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In a letter to Clariant's board of directors published on Tuesday, White Tale maintained its opposition to the Huntsman deal, urged Clariant to look at strategic alternatives and said it was open to taking a seat on the company's board.
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She is all but estranged from her daughter, Karen (Judy Greer), and there's a tricky scene in which she turns up at a dinner for her granddaughter, Allyson (Andi Matichak), and reaches for a glass of wine before taking a seat.
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"If all of these people are embracing drag, they need to get with the drag subculture and realize that not everyone is trying to be a mentor like Mama Ru," she said, taking a seat on a nearby park bench.
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If he is confirmed, Judge Gorsuch will become the 113th justice, taking a seat that has been held not only by Justice Scalia but also by Justice Robert H. Jackson, perhaps the finest writer to have served on the court.
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And Napout served as vice president and then president of the Paraguyan Soccer Association between 2003 and 2013, before becoming head of CONMEBOL, the South American soccer confederation in 0003 and subsequently taking a seat on FIFA's Executive Committee in May 2015.
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Despite getting virtually zero sleep since Fashion Month began back in September, the Global Creative Director for Redken tells me he likes my hair before taking a seat opposite me on a squishy sofa and talking to me as though we're old friends.
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During Mr. Trump's first trip abroad in May, Ms. Trump raised eyebrows when she briefly represented her father at the Group of 20 meeting in Hamburg, taking a seat alongside Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain and Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany.
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If 2015 was the year of the great "Bank Unbundling," with new companies dissecting the consumer banking experience to offer specialized services, it was also a year that saw the emergence of a new landscape of financial influencers taking a seat at the table.
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"ServiceTitan's incredibly fast growth is a testament to the brisk demand for new mobile and cloud-based technology that is purpose-built for the tradesmen and women in our workforce," said Battery Ventures general partner Michael Brown — who's taking a seat on the ServiceTitan board.
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Rather than taking a seat among the senior staff who attended, Mr. Spicer, who spent much of the day in his office with the door closed, emerged suddenly in the White House colonnade to give reporters updates on when the news conference would begin.
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C.J. Anderson had stints with Carolina, Oakland and Los Angeles this season, but the Rams' backup running back added a fourth bench to his collection when he punctuated one of his many long runs by taking a seat on the sideline with his Dallas counterparts.
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WASHINGTON — Three days after the fierce battle over his nomination ended in his elevation to the Supreme Court, Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh joined his new colleagues on the bench for the first time on Tuesday morning, taking a seat on the far right side of the bench, in the spot reserved for the most junior justice.
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Let's see how this year goes, let's see how they handle all the criticism that they're going to undoubtedly take from Wall Street or from everyone who's either interested in buying or just taking a seat and watching how the stock favors and then we'll know what kind of lessons they took from all those years as a private company.
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"Interactive entertainment has become more mainstream and approachable than ever before, as technology use is no longer for fringe or techy groups – this new generation of 'gamers' is becoming more inclusive of everyone – as immersive, digital experiences will become as accessible and commonplace as the social forums we know and love today." wrote a16z Partner Andrew Chen, who is taking a seat on Singularity 6's board as part of this deal, in a blog post.
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