Tracey Thorn: Record (Merge) Calm, deliberate, undemonstrative, Thorn is a singer some find magical and others prosaic.
|
|
The Blue Lady's honeyed finger slid out from between her lips, and vines of joy unwound from her thorn by thorn.
|
|
Tracey Thorn "Sister" With Tracey Thorn, I am recommending you listen to the whole album because it is all about empowerment.
|
|
The national debt and runaway federal budgets are a thorn in the side of policymakers and fiscal hawks alike, and no thorn is bigger than healthcare costs.
|
|
"Every now and then the thorn sticks you and you'll cry, but you've got to keep hula-hooping and eventually the thorn will wear down some," he said.
|
|
Thorn and Rambo have been inseparable for 11 years, and the animal — which Thorn dresses and ferries around in the sidecar on her motorcycle — is something of a local celebrity.
|
|
No Joy, "A Thorn in Garland's Side" Montreal quartet No Joy makes rowdy, noisy shoegaze, and "A Thorn in Garland's Side" — cut from their upcoming EP Drool Sucker — is typically messy and disorienting.
|
|
It's something that's called three roses and a thorn. Remember?
|
|
And so he was like a thorn in the flesh.
|
|
Taylor and the Whigs were a thorn in Polk's side.
|
|
Thorn wants to help smaller companies to do the same.
|
|
Wynne most recently worked at lobbying firm Thorn Run Partners.
|
|
I would like to get that thorn from my side.
|
|
Avenatti has been a thorn in Trump's side for years.
|
|
Miller, a longtime thorn in MLB's side, died in 2012.
|
|
"A silver is like a thorn in the side," he said.
|
|
"They were presenting the Knickerbocker plan to the convention," Thorn said.
|
|
Moore campaigned on being a thorn in the Republican Party's side.
|
|
"We gave away a good player for summer league," Thorn said.
|
|
But I've always been a thorn int he side of injustice.
|
|
The senator has long been a thorn in Mr Duterte's side.
|
|
High home prices remain a thorn in the RBA's side however.
|
|
Every rose has its thorn, and Hulu Live is no different.
|
|
But the biggest thorn in the President's side remains internal politics.
|
|
Thorn has helped fuel collaboration among tech companies on the issue.
|
|
I tell artists you need to have a thorn about yourself.
|
|
BIPA, the Illinois law, is a real thorn in Facebook's side.
|
|
Three days later, Thorn weighed in: The assist would not stand.
|
|
Thorn also considered fining the Rockets, but ultimately decided against it.
|
|
Olly Thorn of the popular channel PhilosophyTube began as a solo
|
|
It's not very comfortable to wear, but it protects the thorn.
|
|
He is a thorn in Pusha-T's side, a convenient antagonist.
|
|
I've been a little bit of a thorn in their side.
|
|
Did Schauffele appreciate being a thorn in Thomas's side once more?
|
|
That's really been something that's been a thorn in my side.
|
|
Thorn said those achievements should make Epstein, 43, a Cooperstown lock.
|
|
The reluctance of both countries is a thorn in Tokyo's side.
|
|
Meadows has already proved to be a thorn in Ryan's side.
|
|
She was a thorn in the side of the status quo.
|
|
Frequently, he was a thorn in the side of Republican presidents.
|
|
"The 19th century provided a lot of experimentation," Thorn told me.
|
|
Did Schauffele appreciate being a thorn in Thomas's side once more?
|
|
Mr. McKibben is now a prominent thorn in Governor Brown's side.
|
|
Pollard then became a persistent thorn in the N.F.L.'s side.
|
|
Made to believe she was a thorn in the show's side?
|
|
For now, I'm sipping Thorn, a jammy-smelling and supremely drinkable merlot.
|
|
The mayor of Schitt's Creek and the thorn in the Roses' sides.
|
|
Every fresh share was like a little thorn digging into my side.
|
|
"Holt&aposs continued imprisonment was a thorn in the side," he said.
|
|
Mr. Thorn remembered overhearing Mr. Bowie and his guitarist talking one day.
|
|
France's fiercely independent judiciary has been a thorn in Mr Bongo's side.
|
|
Different as they were, Aloy and Thorn felt no need to meet.
|
|
A thorn scratch today seems a minor irritant, not a potential killer.
|
|
Such tax avoidance schemes have long been a thorn in Treasury's side.
|
|
Michigan has been a thorn in Clinton's side throughout the 2016 campaign.
|
|
"He appears to be on another planet at this moment," Thorn said.
|
|
The Boy With The Thorn In His Side (The Smiths cover)8.
|
|
The Democrats: Commissioner Rohit Chopra may be a thorn in tech's side.
|
|
Throughout this, Chelsea Manning was always the thorn stuck in Obama's side.
|
|
Still, it's clear that men have been a thorn in her side.
|
|
"The entire American League was in an uproar," Thorn told VICE Sports.
|
|
So he creates a device to sleep in to protect the thorn.
|
|
The "Irish question" has emerged as an intractable thorn in Brexit negotiations.
|
|
So is her betrothed, a guy with the unpromising name of Thorn.
|
|
Gavin Newsom, is poised to be a thorn in the president's side.
|
|
Yet the new office quickly became a thorn in some lawmakers' sides.
|
|
Telemarketers have been a thorn in the side of humankind for decades.
|
|
And Uighur separatism has been a thorn in China's side for decades.
|
|
CreditCreditBettmann/Getty Images Mr. Thorn is the historian for Major League Baseball.
|
|
North Korea has been a thorn in China's side in recent years.
|
|
The Freedom Caucus has been a frequent thorn in GOP leadership's side.
|
|
This week, he added "thorn in the Yankees' side" to his résumé.
|
|
And I was working on ['Ayama and the Thorn Wood,' the first story in the book] at the same time as we were having these discussions... when Ayama enters the Thorn Wood she sees all of these beautiful things.
|
|
Thorn In a case of the stars aligning against the profound, persistent problem of the global exploitation of children, Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore founded Thorn to use technology to combat an issue that technology has actually made worse.
|
|
These cases have been a constant thorn in the side of legal reformers.
|
|
Will the strong dollar be a thorn in tech companies' sides for awhile?
|
|
The law has proved a persistent thorn in tech companies' sides ever since.
|
|
But over the past year, the paper became a thorn in Tronc's side.
|
|
Read the story of how Kearns became a thorn in Big Sugar's side.
|
|
All models are made to order by Fender's Principal Master Builder Ron Thorn.
|
|
NSFW obviously Pussy Riot's been a thorn in Vladimir Putin's side for years.
|
|
Prior to the new funding, Thorn has raised about $27 million to date.
|
|
The portion of the funding that will go directly to Thorn is undisclosed.
|
|
Didi is also a thorn in Uber's side outside of its native China.
|
|
And oh what a delightful thorn she's been for the past five seasons.
|
|
Most were handed down fines in the $1,500 to $2,000 range, Thorn said.
|
|
"This question was a thorn in people's sides for 30 years," Aaronson said.
|
|
Al-Jazeera has been a constant thorn in the side of its neighbors.
|
|
"There's some flavor lost, all in the name of greater efficiency," Thorn said.
|
|
Jeff Flake of Arizona as a thorn in Trump's side in the Senate.
|
|
Small groups of rhino cluster under thorn trees along the ranch's dirt roads.
|
|
Veronica is brunette and smirky, a sharp and tantalizing thorn on a rosebush.
|
|
The structure of the deal has created a recurring thorn in Trump's side.
|
|
Thorn gives himself that gift and then offers it to his audience too.
|
|
He has also been a major thorn in the side of de Blasio.
|
|
But he's has also been a rival, critic and thorn in Netanyahu's side.
|
|
"We're gutted for Jordan," Reds coach Brad Thorn said in a team release.
|
|
Then I did a series of drawings that made it into a thorn.
|
|
"I guess I have become a thorn in the profession's side," Hermes said.
|
|
I have to continue going against the grain, being the thorn in Hollywood's eye.
|
|
The most insistent thorn in their sides is an officious F.B.I. agent (Annie Grier).
|
|
The boy was wet and cold and tangled in some vines and thorn bushes.
|
|
Mr Sik has been a thorn in the side of the state for decades.
|
|
Ginsburg in particular has been a thorn in Trump's side for a while now.
|
|
Black Widow, meanwhile, was a Russian femme fatale and thorn in Iron Man's side.
|
|
Congress is not the only thorn in Trump's side through his first 100 days.
|
|
It will continue to be a thorn in her side if she is elected.
|
|
He remained a thorn in the flesh of governments until weeks before his death.
|
|
Mr Xi, rid of his most vexing thorn, sent a nice wreath of flowers.
|
|
He placed talismans in the acacia-thorn fence to protect the herd from attack.
|
|
The Ngorongoro conservation area is surrounded by mile after mile of acacia thorn trees.
|
|
"Her mere presence would have been a thorn in the side," the ally continued.
|
|
But Khosrowshahi has a thorn in his side that just won't go away – Kalanick.
|
|
He was quite amazing at being the thorn in the Post's editorial team's side.
|
|
The tweet-and-reply system has been a thorn in Twitter's side for years.
|
|
"That made the biggest difference in how far the ball might travel," Thorn continued.
|
|
She's a thorn in the side of the Republican leadership and always has been.
|
|
He can't sleep on his bed — if he rolls over he'll touch the thorn.
|
|
"The best players came from where baseball was most played," Mr. Thorn told us.
|
|
Additionally, Thorn uses network analysis, similar to tools used in terrorism or fraud cases.
|
|
"Kashmir has been a thorn in both sides for a long time," he said.
|
|
The popularity of his RevolutionNow movement has been a thorn in President Buhari's side.
|
|
He has also remained a perpetual thorn in the side of the Chinese government.
|
|
"I would like for impact, or historical importance, to be the criteria," Thorn said.
|
|
How long will he be allowed to stay a thorn in Mr Prayuth's side?
|
|
John McCain, frequently a thorn in Trump's side, was among the most vocal critics.
|
|
Robert Ussery, 54, who calls himself "Side Thorn" online and runs the conspiracy website Side Thorn Journalism, and partner Jodi Mann, 56, who goes by "Conspiracy Granny," were arrested Monday at First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs, the site of the shooting.
|
|
Chrome OS continues to be a thorn in Microsoft's side — especially in the education market.
|
|
No question, cyber breaches have been a gigantic thorn in the global economy for years.
|
|
One little radio station had become a prickly thorn in the side of the militants.
|
|
There he becomes something of a thorn in the side of the administration for his
|
|
Concerns around UniCredit's capital levels have been a thorn in the bank's side for months.
|
|
Its eurosceptic wing has long been a thorn in the side of Conservative prime ministers.
|
|
Meanwhile, that same Boston University team continues to be a thorn in the NFL's side.
|
|
Chunky revisions to GDP are a thorn in the side of government and business alike.
|
|
Another thorn in Trump's side is Lindsey GrahamLindsey Olin GrahamPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
|
|
Thorn had little desire to test the limits of her divinity against such a force.
|
|
Thorn still kills for glory and pride, quick to warn off any who might interrupt.
|
|
And just as every rose has its thorn(e), every relationship has its expiration date.
|
|
Gay Gordon-Byrne has been a persistent thorn in the side of America's biggest companies.
|
|
Connecticut formed the Coalition for Organ Distribution Equity, which hired Washington-based lobbying firm Thorn
|
|
Jones, a frequent thorn in the side of Republican leadership, has survived tough primaries before.
|
|
It continues just as Sanders is becoming an enduring thorn in the current president's side.
|
|
When it comes to sport, Boston has become a thorn in the side of Angelenos.
|
|
Net Neutrality has, of course, long been a thorn in the Trump-designated chairman's side.
|
|
He's learned how to manage every area of his life so nothing touches that thorn.
|
|
"Thorn In The Side" is proof of this, both visually and in the song itself.
|
|
At their business end, the females have a stinger the size of a rose thorn.
|
|
Alex Thorn woke up with a stranger in his bed, one morning in January 2010.
|
|
Over coffee, Mr. Thorn asked to see Mr. Kaplan again, suggesting a Valentine's Day date.
|
|
Adam Thorn is 17 and gay, a conservative preacher's son trapped in rural Washington State.
|
|
Mr. Gomez Suarez has been volunteering for Thorn, with support from Microsoft, for two years.
|
|
But is he really the thorn in President Putin's side that he seems to be?
|
|
"I have not seen that promise fulfilled on the ground in Matamoros," Thorn Vela said.
|
|
Pakistan, a country that's long been a thorn in Washington's side, could also be affected.
|
|
In his epistle, Paul is describing a "thorn in my flesh" that was tormenting him.
|
|
Existing tariffs have been a thorn in the side of the US and global economies.
|
|
Depending on the flowers you'll be working with, you might also want a thorn stripper.
|
|
Despite that, Thorn is of a mind that something worth doing is worth doing well.
|
|
Putin, meanwhile, continues to be a very big thorn in Trump's side — for obvious reasons.
|
|
As CEO of Thorn, Julie Cordua helps build technology to defend children from sexual abuse.
|
|
A few older women still follow Cersei's style, which is another thorn in her side.
|
|
If Thorn had edited the video to add several cuts, or several segments featuring different characters played by him (his usual style), it would be too easy to let the tension and vulnerability that builds as Thorn tells his story seep out of the video.
|
|
This development puts a major thorn in Facebook's side when it comes to future iOS apps.
|
|
Not shying away from painful truths is a theme that runs throughout The Language of Thorn.
|
|
Such a business could be a big thorn in the side of these meal-kit companies.
|
|
Bagdikian must have been well aware that he had been a thorn in the FBI's side.
|
|
And Celeste has the thorn in her side that is her mother-in-law, Mary Louise.
|
|
And more graves could turn up anywhere, in the hard, stony ground among the thorn bushes.
|
|
"As you might've read recently, there's an option to have Jussie in the series," Thorn said.
|
|
Goldstone is a consummate marketer and loves being a thorn in the side of big business.
|
|
He recommends playing the "Rose, Rose, Thorn, Bud" game with your partner before going to bed.
|
|
Divisive as he may be, the thorn in Kourtney's side is getting plenty of screen time.
|
|
He'd also been a thorn in the side of the state Department of Health for years.
|
|
If she dies a martyr, she's sure to stay a thorn in Cersei's side (pun intended).
|
|
" (Heilman declined to comment.) "My right to a safe workplace was a thorn in their sides.
|
|
Elizabeth was, by her own admission, a thorn in the side of legislators and federal agencies.
|
|
It wasn't just her gender that made Ms. Taleghani a thorn in the side of establishment.
|
|
Acosta has been a thorn in the side of the administration ever since Trump was inaugurated.
|
|
As Pomeroy describes it, life is like a hula hoop with a thorn stuck in it.
|
|
Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore started a non-profit to help combat sex-trafficking, called Thorn.
|
|
"Some of these litigation issues have been resolved, [but] they are still a thorn for many."
|
|
Thomas Massie (R-Ky.), a frequent thorn in leadership's side, was the sole Republican to defect.
|
|
"Romney is an enormous thorn in Trump's side," American Enterprise Institute scholar Norman Ornstein told me.
|
|
Despite the machinations, he survived to be a thorn in the side of every US administration.
|
|
John Thorn, the official historian for Major League Baseball, noted that the numbers are actually deceiving.
|
|
Above all, Thorn said, Ruth was great at a time when most players simply were not.
|
|
Consequently, with the slightest brush of the thorn, an electrifying pain shoots throughout his entire body.
|
|
His other option — the far less painful and complicated one — is to simply remove the thorn.
|
|
Andrew M. Cuomo runs for a third term, the subway is a thorn in his side.
|
|
Ashton Kutcher discusses his efforts in identifying potential victims and abusers through his nonprofit organization, Thorn.
|
|
Shop Thorn & Raised Refinery254 Piera Crop Pajama TopICYMI: Refinery219 recently launched a loungewear collection at Nordstrom.
|
|
Some checklists "have 1 to 5 scales for how into something you are," Ms. Thorn said.
|
|
His work is a fascinating, frustrating thorn in the side of the modernist ideal of wholeness.
|
|
The menace of plastic waste is a 'thorn in the flesh' for humanity and the ecosystem.
|
|
At the beginning of the month, I pick raspberries, before the thickets are in full thorn.
|
|
A team including Roblox, Kik, Thorn, and The Meet Group worked with Microsoft on the project.
|
|
This is a guy who's been a constant thorn in the side of U.S. interest overseas.
|
|
Chris Thorn was among the many volunteers still helping with the mass evacuation that began Sunday.
|
|
California has been a persistent thorn in the administration's side, including on environmental and immigration issues.
|
|
From the market point of view, Canada dairy industry has been a thorn in Trump's side.
|
|
He has been a thorn in the side of GOP leaders since his arrival in 2013.
|
|
In the weeks since Trump assumed office, Warren has been a thorn in the president's side.
|
|
But as defense minister, he could be no less a thorn in Netanyahu's side than Lieberman.
|
|
It's not the first time Watson has been a thorn in the side of the president.
|
|
My guide accompanies me through thick clusters of trees, on dirt paths lined with bush and thorn.
|
|
Vegetation is in desperate condition: the land that surrounds Baligubadle is all thorn bush and acacia trees.
|
|
But Serena has also been a constant thorn in her big sister's side in high-stakes matches.
|
|
While I was taking pictures, I had to be conscious of thorn-studded stems and protruding leaves.
|
|
And Pro tip: read through Thorn Tree, the site's extensive forum for endless info from fellow travelers.
|
|
In his speech, Kutcher spared no details of the atrocities he has seen while working with Thorn.
|
|
Washington Post reporter David Fahrenthold was a thorn in Donald Trump's side throughout the entire presidential campaign.
|
|
Kutcher was there as a representative of Thorn, a company he cofounded that creates anti-trafficking software.
|
|
Al Jazeera, already a thorn in the side of Arab autocrats, reported extensively on the Arab Spring.
|
|
It has frequently been a thorn in the side of GOP leadership on healthcare and spending issues.
|
|
Corker, a frequent thorn in President Donald Trump's side, is not running for re-election next year.
|
|
Warehousing has been a thorn in the exchange's side for about as long as anyone can remember.
|
|
Despite that freeze, Avenatti remains a constant cable-news presence and thorn in the White House's side.
|
|
However, before leaders added him to the leadership table, he was frequently a thorn in their side.
|
|
Rising U.S. production has been a thorn in OPEC's side, undermining the impact of its output curbs.
|
|
" She said she hoped Mr. Farage would continue to be a "thorn" in the European Union's "backside.
|
|
When they had this control, they discovered that the filibuster was a gigantic thorn in their side.
|
|
The Congress member from Michigan had long been a thorn in the side of his party's leadership.
|
|
According to Thorn, the National League went through 54,030 baseballs in 1924, compared to 22,095 in 20.
|
|
"Everyone will tell you that I treat that animal like a baby," Thorn told the Orlando Sentinel.
|
|
Trump has been a thorn in the side of anti-abortion activists throughout this year's election cycle.
|
|
The elephant in the room is that CNN is a major thorn in President Donald Trump's side.
|
|
He's controlled his external environment so much so that he's freed from the troubles of his thorn.
|
|
But along other parts of the border, the "wall" is a patch of dense, gnarled thorn brush.
|
|
Most of all, he said, Atlético had to be a thorn in the side of the superpowers.
|
|
Vince Staples and Kilo Kish are brainy rappers who record primarily to de-thorn their sharp thoughts.
|
|
The Grizzlies swept the three-game season series with the Timberwolves and Brooks was a constant thorn.
|
|
Likely on the cards, however, will be Ukraine and Crimea, long a thorn in U.S.-Russia relations.
|
|
"An ancient legend connects the thorn with Joseph of Arimathea and the arrival of Christianity in Britain."
|
|
The firm is the only one representing COFIR after it terminated its contract with Thorn Run Partners.
|
|
Despite being a fellow Republican, Romney is expected to be a thorn in President Donald Trump's side.
|
|
Two decades ago, Thorn was invited to throw out a first pitch at a minor-league game.
|
|
Called "Resistbot," you'd be right to assume this app is meant to be a thorn in Trump's side.
|
|
"She's the rose next to the thorn," Belichick, 65, told Nantucket Magazine of his partner of 10 years.
|
|
" Along with Mead, VICE also met with a Texas couple who call themselves "Side Thorn" and "Conspiracy Granny.
|
|
"A scripted play, that's what everyone one of them are," the man who calls himself Side Thorn said.
|
|
And some podcasts, like Tomorrow with Joshua Topolsky and Bullseye with Jesse Thorn, couldn't be found when searching.
|
|
If Clinton wins the presidency, the foundation's existence is going to be a huge thorn in her side.
|
|
Rising U.S. production, however, has been a thorn in OPEC's side, undermining the impact of its output curbs.
|
|
Only then did Aloy allow her light to descend, while Thorn shot her own up in its place.
|
|
Across the board, [Russia] has been a thorn in our side on questions vital to America's national security.
|
|
Thomas Massie (R-Ky.), a frequent thorn in leadership's side, was the sole Republican to defect from Ryan.
|
|
The biggest thorn in United's sideMost prolifically, though, is the global grounding of the Boeing 230 Max jet.
|
|
Maposa pushes through a thicket of thorn-bushes to a raised dirt grave with a simple cement headstone.
|
|
This is the latest show of resistance by McCain, who has frequently been a thorn in Trump's side.
|
|
The state, much like Texas during the Obama administration, has been a thorn in the federal government's side.
|
|
John Thorn, the official historian for Major League Baseball, said Strat-O-Matic influenced a generation of sabermetricians.
|
|
He was so scared he writes for the ledger Posted by Mary Thorn on Wednesday, March 16, 2016
|
|
Behind them stood a wall of thick green bushes and thorn trees that wrapped around the entire lake.
|
|
Even more remarkable is that Thorn memorized the entire, 30-minute monologue, rather than read off cue cards.
|
|
Initially an ally, he became a thorn in the side of Mr. Mugabe and his ZANU-PF party.
|
|
And the thorn in his side is the presence of this guy, the screw-up that everybody loves.
|
|
If Trump thought he was removing a thorn by firing Comey, he now faces a grove of thistles.
|
|
CNN asked MLB's official historian John Thorn for his take on the history of signs and sign stealing.
|
|
The probe has been a thorn in the side of the president, dogging his first year in office.
|
|
Thorn will be administering the program and handling licensing and support to get participating companies onboarded, Microsoft says.
|
|
One thorn in Major's side is Cutter (Peter Ferdinando), a corporate villain, and a dull one to boot.
|
|
The protests have been a thorn in China's side and have ensnared many Western companies, including the NBA.
|
|
Designs included a polished-bronze thorn-spiked sautoir worn as a choker, and a galvanized-copper flower necklace.
|
|
The financial results came just days after Big Lots announced that Bruce Thorn will become chief executive officer.
|
|
It's the poet's embrace of individuality that makes him a necessary counterpoint — an important thorn — to the state.
|
|
Tip "If you wish to avoid chagrin, practice," says John Thorn, the official historian of Major League Baseball.
|
|
Ann Coulter, who was an early supporter of the president, has now become a thorn in his side.
|
|
Exchange Capital is being represented by Adam Olsen of Sconset Strategies and Chas Thomas of Thorn Run Partners.
|
|
Conquered and incorporated into China in the 18th century, Xinjiang has long been a thorn in China's side.
|
|
For months, Carter Page and his ties to Russia have been a thorn in the Trump administration's side.
|
|
Thorn said he could see Curry having the opposite effect on the N.B.A. He has made shooting 3-pointers look so easy, and so effectively revealed to other teams the shot's potency, that league officials might have no choice but to push the line back a few feet, Thorn said.
|
|
"When you come across this rough draft of history, it's compelling," said John Thorn, Major League Baseball's official historian.
|
|
He is the CEO of Hermitage Capital Management and a thorn in Putin&aposs side now for several years.
|
|
The limits of the OPC's powers are a long-standing thorn in the side of privacy advocates in Canada.
|
|
He is a huge force in the party but like he's also a really big thorn in their side.
|
|
Moscow has repeatedly indicated it views the US base in al-Tanf as a major thorn in its side.
|
|
Certainly, Lipinski has been a thorn in the side of fellow House Democrats for much of his seven terms.
|
|
In the case of Thorn, its goal is to eliminate online child sexual abuse materials in the next decade.
|
|
Thorn recently launched Safer, a tool for small to medium-sized businesses to identify child pornography on their platforms.
|
|
Thorn told the Sentinel that Rambo lived the first four years of his life trapped in a dark closet.
|
|
Your fingertips tingle when they see their watercolor counterparts brush a flower petal or the tip of a thorn.
|
|
Youssef, a longtime critic of the Egyptian government, quickly became a thorn in the side of the Egyptian government.
|
|
The feature has long been rumored to be a thorn in the side of record labels and artists everywhere.
|
|
The story is written by Rowling, John Tiffany, and Jack Thorn, and stars Harry Potter in his later years.
|
|
Since his initial indictment last October, Manafort has been a thorn for prosecutors and, at times, for the judge.
|
|
In their statement, Broadway-Mack and Thorn said that after Thursday's hearing, they look forward to working with Mattis.
|
|
It also represents the removal of a figure who's continuously been a thorn in the secretary of state's side.
|
|
Damien Thorn, the title character of A&E's new horror series "Damien," is subject to a particularly onerous punishment.
|
|
Despite the jail sentence, both Thorn and the judge presiding over the case seemed to lowkey appreciate Bennett's tactics.
|
|
While understanding and preparation will not remove the thorn of separation, it may help reduce the pain of adjustment.
|
|
Throughout Trump's U.S.F.L. tenure, the thorn in his side was John Bassett, the owner of the Tampa Bay Bandits.
|
|
Thorn says he especially likes the way the play doesn't offer you an escape from its setting in hell.
|
|
But the thorn in the side of this burgeoning market is the business model — because, frankly, it's not sustainable.
|
|
Co-creator Jonathan Entwistle confirms the permanent thorn in his heroine's side is the emergence of her pesky superpowers.
|
|
"Nobody believes Sanders can win the presidency," says Jason Rosenstock, a financial services industry lobbyist with Thorn Run Partners.
|
|
But as chairman of the Judiciary Committee, Mr. Nadler has arguably been a bigger thorn in the president's side.
|
|
It remains a thorn in the side of California democrats today, who seek to repeal it to this day.
|
|
Once in power, Ms. Park mounted fierce attacks on the labor movement, long a thorn in the conservatives' side.
|
|
"It was the mound that got me," says Thorn, who still finds himself mentally replaying that one ungainly lob.
|
|
Josh Hawley (R-Mo.), who has been a major thorn in the tech giant's side, a source told Axios.
|
|
They are muscular, painterly investigations of the micro – a thorn, a leaf, the space between branches, or a bloom.
|
|
Mary Thorn: My brother owns a fish pond, and whenever gators get in his pond, I would get 'em out.
|
|
These termites feed exclusively on the dead leaves that fall from the caatinga vegetation—a dry shrubland and thorn forest.
|
|
Granted, the "thorn" doesn't necessarily increase gratitude -- though it's still useful from a family discussion, empathy and problem-solving perspective.
|
|
A thorn in her side, the 88 year-old has refused to be silent as his daughter bids for power.
|
|
So Obama has been a thorn in Abe's side on history and this makes it difficult for Abe's spin-doctors.
|
|
The high kiwi dollar has long been a thorn in the central bank's side, curbing inflation and eroding export revenues.
|
|
" During a press conference call, Fox entertainment president Michael Thorn said the final season would be "a large television event.
|
|
The album, which included songs "Thorn" and "She Don't," was certified gold after one month and platinum within four months.
|
|
SERIKZHAN BILASH, an ethnic Kazakh from China who is a naturalised citizen of Kazakhstan, is a thorn in China's side.
|
|
A lack of wage pressures has been a thorn in the Fed's side as it seeks to raise interest rates.
|
|
Like if I poke you right now with a branch and it's a thorn, and afterwards you still feel it.
|
|
"It is a very interesting area with huge and strong demographics," said Christian Weiglin Thorn, Head of Marketing at Audi.
|
|
"Everyone will tell you that I treat that animal like a baby," Thorn told the Orlando Sentinel in an interview.
|
|
That's the case for Rambo, a 15-year-old alligator who lives in a house with Florida-based Mary Thorn.
|
|
Perhaps Van Buren and Gwendolyn could team up with Mary Thorn and Rambo to take on Florida Fish and Wildlife.
|
|
"We're two senior members on the Oversight Committee, and "I'm sure we've been a thorn in the Obama administration's side.
|
|
The review also misstated part of the title of another sculpture, of a child pulling a thorn from his foot.
|
|
After Bush beat him in the 2000 primary, McCain was sometimes a thorn in the side of the new president.
|
|
Kelly had long viewed Crane as a thorn in the administration's side, including during his tenure as Homeland Security secretary.
|
|
Amash, the lone congressional Republican to call for impeachment, has become a thorn in the side for the White House.
|
|
If Trump wants to be a thorn in the side of Paris and Berlin, he has found the right man.
|
|
So how did a two-year-old organization made up of immigrants become such a thorn in the lion's paw?
|
|
The 56-year-old father of four has been a thorn to both Venezuela&aposs left and right ever since.
|
|
It's that transparency that's made We Are Egg Donors (WAED) a nasty thorn in the side of the fertility industry.
|
|
This program is a thorn in Boeing's side, because it also competes to sell its high-tech warplanes to militaries.
|
|
In his book, The Untethered Soul, Michael Singer gives the analogy of a person with a thorn in their arm.
|
|
If it holds up, said John Thorn, a baseball historian, it would be the hottest World Series game on record.
|
|
But he came to the United States to remove a longtime thorn in the side of Ethiopia's leaders: its exiles.
|
|
"The irony of it to me was that both the Knicks and the Nets were after these players," Thorn said.
|
|
This week, Tracey Thorn returns, Chick Corea and Steve Gadd team for a double album, and the Chainsmokers turn moody.
|
|
Four years after their random first encounter, Mr. Thorn proposed in Paris on the Champ de Mars in September 2014.
|
|
"Judge John decides low-stakes (usually) disputes between friends and family with the help of bailiff Jesse Thorn," she said.
|
|
"Sometimes kids were forced to write their own escort ads to sell themselves," said Julie Cordua, the C.E.O. of Thorn.
|
|
From that research, Thorn has experimented with warnings that appear in search engines when people search for child sex content.
|
|
Dr. Hanson has made himself a thorn in the side of state and federal agencies, pestering and sometimes suing them.
|
|
Mr. Nadler, the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, has been a thorn in Mr. Trump's side since the 1990s.
|
|
Canada goalie Shannon Szabados, long a thorn in the side for the United States team, stopped 33 of 29 shots.
|
|
Bolton&aposs unexpected move took Washington by storm and is now the biggest thorn in the side of congressional Republicans.
|
|
It shows a lifeless woman curled up on the snow amidst thorn bushes, a red woolen cap on her head.
|
|
Russia's nearest neighbor, Europe, has been noticeably muted in offering any praise to Putin, arguably the thorn in its side.
|
|
"We build software to help those in the front lines do their job better," said Julie Cordua, CEO of Thorn.
|
|
"What they are creating here is unlike anything else going on in D.C.," said Anna Thorn, the store's general manager.
|
|
She serves as a thorn in the side of government officials who would rather wish this public-health crisis away.
|
|
The former college wrestling champ was long a thorn in the side of GOP leadership when Republicans held the majority.
|
|
Safeguarding national security Hong Kong has now been a thorn in the Chinese government's side for more than four months.
|
|
JS: How do you think you arrived at that thorn shape, which has been a recurrent form in the work?
|
|
It was particularly awkward for the UK as Farage has long been a thorn in the side of May's Conservative party.
|
|
Roberts played Marie Barone, who was a constant thorn in the side of her daughter-in-law, played by Patricia Heaton.
|
|
Go-Jek, a motorbike taxi-on demand company that this month raised $550 million, is the primary thorn in Foodpanda's side.
|
|
Gardnerian priestess and author Thorn Mooney suggests looking back to this past spring — what did you have on your mind then?
|
|
Brian Thorn, a recording engineer for the "Next Day" sessions, said Mr. Bowie worked "very humane hours," as rock stars go.
|
|
Meadows, whose gang of lawmakers has for so long been a thorn in Republican leadership's side, was no longer the enemy.
|
|
Rich Greenfield of BTIG has been a thorn in the side of Disney and CEO Bob Iger for a while now.
|
|
The FOP's public move against him could serve as a thorn in his side, just nine months prior to the election.
|
|
My own podcast, RiYL For week three, I've asked my longtime friend and professional podcaster, Jesse Thorn, to share his thoughts.
|
|
Al Franken is increasingly becoming a thorn in President Donald Trump's side — and breaking with his fellow in-state Democrat, Sen.
|
|
"Ever since I first met Meredith Grey, I knew she was going to be a thorn in my side," she began.
|
|
This is not the first time Judge Orenstein has been a thorn in the government's side on the issue of privacy.
|
|
But it does not cover one major thorn for the Trump administration: sunset clauses that lift key nuclear restrictions by 2025.
|
|
The famous boy with the thorn in his side Justin Bieber wore a Smiths tee while traveling in Israel this week.
|
|
A rose is something they felt was positive, a thorn is a challenging occurrence, and a bud is something they're anticipating.
|
|
At the Weekly Thorn , her boss dismisses her ideas; the beardo she sleeps with digs her body but ignores her feelings.
|
|
North Korea can be a foreign policy victory to tout on the campaign trail or a thorn in the president's side.
|
|
As a result, Thorn said, it becomes more and more difficult for one player to emerge as some sort of outlier.
|
|
And the internal architecture of that Truffula tree looks very much like this whistling thorn acacia that we see in Kenya.
|
|
Andrew Bogut and Andre Iguodala—arguably the thickest thorn LeBron's ever had in his paw—will be a year older, too.
|
|
The presence of ISIS there is a constant threat to Baghdad and a thorn in the side of the Iraqi government.
|
|
In order for this person to live without pain, he has to make sure nothing touches the thorn in his arm.
|
|
"The Trade Desk is a threat and thorn in Google's side, but Google needs competition in this space," the CEO said.
|
|
One is the Hubble Constant, the rate at which the universe is expanding and a thorn in the side of cosmology.
|
|
With her latest investigation into the president's wedding, the crusading journalist has proved she remains a thorn in the president's side.
|
|
All of those memories, from the worst and best of a past life, came rushing back to Thorn on Sunday night.
|
|
By continuing to use the word "collusion," Schiff is making himself a thorn in Trump's side — but he's always been one.
|
|
As she attempts to salvage the plant, Adora cuts her palm on a thorn and blames the wound on her eldest.
|
|
NEW YORK, Aug 28 (Reuters) - The strength of the U.S. dollar has long been a thorn in President Donald Trump's side.
|
|
Investors betting against Tesla's shares — a thorn in Mr. Musk's side — are likely to make even bigger profits on their wagers.
|
|
Thorn has software with the ability to search through text ads, but wants to be able to better search through images.
|
|
Founded in 1971, Schwab became a thorn in the sides of established stockbrokers after America's regulators abolished fixed commissions in 1975.
|
|
Unfortunately for fans of Kim and his character, Dr. Han isn't going to keep serving as a thorn in Shaun's side.
|
|
The meeting was requested by Bolivia, a temporary member of the Council and something of a thorn in the American side.
|
|
Founded in 221, Schwab became a thorn in the sides of established stockbrokers after America's regulators abolished fixed commissions in 1975.
|
|
HE WELL UNDERSTANDS OUR POLICY AND HE WOULDN'T HAVE TAKEN THE JOB JUST TO BE A THORN IN THE PRESIDENT'S SIDE.
|
|
The events became an almost instant thorn in the side of the religious right, and drew protesters on a regular basis.
|
|
However, convincing the sexually fickle animals to mate has proven to be a thorn in the side of captive breeding efforts.
|
|
As for the longtime UFC heavyweight and thorn in Dana White's side, I guess no kind-of-good deed goes unpunished.
|
|
Even if it was not in her nature to acknowledge (nevermind praise) the strengths of others, Thorn knew she would find no partner more suitable among the immortals (and the mortals, of course, did not even bear her consideration.) So Thorn called out, her voice ringing clear and harsh as the tolling of a morning bell.
|
|
Near the end of his journey, Severian has an epiphany about the relic (a thorn in the shape of a claw) that came from the cathedral that burned: The thorn was a sacred Claw because all thorns were sacred Claws; the sand in my boots was sacred sand because it came from a beach of sacred sand.
|
|
To learn more, I called Thorn up to hear all about how she trained Rambo and how he acts around her dogs.
|
|
When President Obama was sworn into office, some Republicans made it their mission to be a thorn in the White House's side.
|
|
The bleak sound is primarily due to Jay's collaborators on this album: Andy Curtis-Brignell of Caina and Matron Thorn of Aevangelist.
|
|
The COTSbot is a 4.5-foot-long autonomous sub that hunts down coral-eating crown-of-thorn starfishes—and kills them. Antenna:
|
|
It was also particularly awkward for the UK as Farage has long been a thorn in the side of May's Conservative party.
|
|
In an ESPN piece on Korver, then-Nets general manager Rod Thorn explained his reasons behind trading Korver for the cash considerations.
|
|
"We still stress human/cat interaction and socialization, which ultimately helps the cats relax and get adopted more quickly," Thorn tells PEOPLE.
|
|
But the second, and more important, thorn in Samsung's side is that the Korean manufacturer is just not very popular in China.
|
|
They could turn into a thorn in Vucic's side, resisting his pro-EU policies and calling instead for an alliance with Russia.
|
|
OCE, as it's known on the Hill, has long been a thorn in the side of both Democrat and Republican House members.
|
|
The other thorn in corn bulls' sides is the massive yield expectations for the U.S. crop, which is amid the harvest season.
|
|
With the new funding, Thorn said it hopes to scale Safer, and eventually charge for it to help diversify its revenue stream.
|
|
Today, it has 36 employees but hopes to double in size over the next year, Thorn CEO Julie Cordua told CNN Business.
|
|
When music has a thorn about it, after you've already heard it, it's still on they mind, it still affects them afterwards.
|
|
You see Justin trying to map out how to back out of a driveway that's truly been a thorn in his side.
|
|
But Puigdemont, whose parliament declared an independent Catalan republic on Friday before being removed by Rajoy, remains a thorn in Madrid's side.
|
|
In an effort to keep Rambo, Thorn has written a public Facebook post explaining why the gator should stay in her care.
|
|
Saeed's freedom in Pakistan, where he holds public rallies, has been a thorn in Islamabad's relations with India and the United States.
|
|
Once in office, he then joined the far-right House Freedom Caucus and became a thorn in the side of Republican leadership.
|
|
La David Johnson being recovered from under a thorn tree in Niger, 48 hours after he was killed in the ISIS ambush.
|
|
And this will play out as an enduring thorn between EU politicians and parties with different approaches toward the issue, Szijjerto predicted.
|
|
His team also seems less likely to chide the kingdom on human rights issues, a perennial thorn in the US-Saudi relationship.
|
|
The attorney and former state lawmaker burnished a reputation as a strict constitutionalist and constant thorn in the side of GOP leadership.
|
|
The 20-year veteran of the force has been a consistent thorn in de Blasio's side during his trips to the state.
|
|
"He said she had an ex-boyfriend who was threatening her, but that hasn't been confirmed by the other party," Thorn said.
|
|
From being a radical thorn in the eye of the establishment, the exhibition has become a motor for tourism and financial investment.
|
|
Humans, in the universe of Tacoma, are expendable—more of a necessary thorn in the side of corporations than a valued asset.
|
|
But while the widows were a constant thorn in the side of many, they were also the financial backbone of the hotel.
|
|
You are stuck in the emotional, vulnerable place with Thorn, and he wants you to live with it in that silent pan.
|
|
Shop Etsy Thorn & Raised Plant ShopOne small but valuable purchase we (and our readers) turned to over the past 212 days: plants.
|
|
They traveled from around the country to work with Thorn, a nonprofit that uses technology to fight adolescent and child sexual exploitation.
|
|
And yes, the plodding Russia investigation, which to Trump is an agitation and threat, like an irremovable thorn in his flesh, matters.
|
|
Since then, Comey has through assorted avenues, in congressional testimony and, most recently, on Twitter, been a thorn in the President's side.
|
|
States like Illinois have had highly robust laws in place for years that have proven a thorn in many a company's side.
|
|
Dorsey may find he has earned a third important job as a thorn in the side of his larger, more compromised rivals.
|
|
Throughout the year, CNBC's Jim Cramer has characterized the latest class of initial public offerings as a thorn in the stock market.
|
|
I literally walked for about a minute before a 2-inch long thorn decided to embed itself in the arch of my foot.
|
|
The price of mods also makes the biggest thorn in the $750 Z2 Force's side its more affordable sibling, the Moto Z2 Play.
|
|
Here are our unscientific findings: Each time, we find that we have many roses and buds and usually only one thorn to share.
|
|
"Fall armyworms are a thorn in the flesh of farmers," he said of the pest, which first threatened African crops late in 2016.
|
|
Entrenched conservative attitudes have been a thorn in the side of those fighting for greater female involvement in all walks of Jordanian life.
|
|
The issue has been a thorn in China's side for years, with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang saying it reflected badly on Chinese manufacturing.
|
|
The High Sparrow continues to be a problematic thorn in the Lannisters' side, and he's looking to manipulate every impressionable soul he can.
|
|
The clip was shared as a preview for McGraw's podcast, The Killer Thorn of Gypsy Rose: Analysis of a Murder by Dr. Phil.
|
|
But Sputnik has also continued to be a thorn in Mr Erdogan's side by flouting the rules imposed on Turkey's leading news outlets.
|
|
That damn radical feminism was a thorn in the side of patriarchy and they needed some heavy-duty tweezers to pull it out.
|
|
She did this work at Thorn, a nonprofit organization founded by Ashton Kutcher that seeks to protect children from sexual abuse and trafficking.
|
|
Ted Cruz: The ultra-conservative senator has earned notoriety for being a thorn in leadership's side, often taking an all-or-nothing approach.
|
|
A Tampa-based reptile encounter attraction has offered to take him but Thorn is extremely wary due to his lifestyle and sun sensitivity.
|
|
"He loves kids and when kids come around he shuts his mouth really tight so fingers can't go in his mouth," Thorn said.
|
|
Saeed's freedom in Pakistan, where he holds rallies, has been a thorn in Pakistan's relations with old rival India and the United States.
|
|
The senator has long been a thorn in Trump's side, challenging him during the campaign and as president on a host of issues.
|
|
An Illinois law is proving a thorn in Facebook's side as a class action lawsuit, alleging mishandling of biometric information, moves toward trial.
|
|
The ethnic group has been a thorn in Ankara's side for decades, having been blamed for violence as part of its separatist push.
|
|
He tells us he's been getting ominous signs left and right leading up to the event that would make even Damien Thorn shake.
|
|
He says his father -- Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr -- had become too much of a prickly thorn in the side of Saudi Arabia's rulers.
|
|
Pakistan's role in providing a safe haven for the Haqqani network has frequently been a thorn in the side of the US military.
|
|
Kimmel watched in mystification as Chastain handed him two pairs of gloves, two knives, and finally an enormous thorn-covered football-shaped something.
|
|
"You learn a little bit more about me, and I'm a bit of a thorn in your side," he said, addressing Peter Capaldi.
|
|
But the Ohio Republican, who has a reputation for being a thorn in leadership's side, faces an uphill battle in securing the position.
|
|
However, he also had many critics and none more so than the Conservative backbencher and long term thorn in his side, Andrew Bridgen.
|
|
Many teams drew their fences in, Thorn said, and future ballparks were built with smaller dimensions to enable more hitters to slug homers.
|
|
When you experience something associated with a fear or emotional disturbance — an internal thorn — your attention immediately shifts from whatever you were doing.
|
|
Unfortunately for this, Kris's favorite mini-series was "The Thorn Birds," that passion-tossed '80s show about forbidden love in the kangaroo outback.
|
|
"Big-league players today tend to come from warm-weather climes, where once they came from the Northeast and Midwest," Mr. Thorn said.
|
|
A member of parliament since 1997, he has been speaker since June 2009 and has often been a thorn in the government's side.
|
|
Mr. Eminagaoglu, who has long been a thorn in the side of Mr. Erdogan, knows the wrath of the government better than most.
|
|
It seems at least as likely that they hoped a strong showing would position a defeated Mr. Trump as a thorn in Mrs.
|
|
I'm sure there are people who wanted to see Carmela Soprano drown in the pool because she was a thorn in Tony's side.
|
|
He could become a Republican thorn in President Donald Trump's side and present a new front in the overall #Resist or #NeverTrump movement.
|
|
Issa gained notoriety as a thorn in the side of the Obama administration when he chaired the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
|
|
David Madden, the outgoing president, will be replaced by Michael Thorn, a development executive at Fox's in-house TV studio, the network said.
|
|
Little soft patches of cooch grass gave me momentary respite, until some thorn or nail punched through and finally I had to retreat.
|
|
"[Kudlow] wouldn't have taken the job just to be a thorn in the President's side," Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross told CNBC on Thursday.
|
|
I reached out to friend and former KZSC colleague, Jesse Thorn, who'd built his own mini-podcasting empire in the years since college.
|
|
The same is true for another maverick right-wing figure, Moshe Feiglin, who has been a thorn in Netanyahu's side in the past.
|
|
His 1985 leveraged buyout of the well-known cosmetics company continues to be a thorn in his side and a major investing mistake.
|
|
Amnesty International has been a persistent thorn in NSO's side, even assisting a lawsuit to force Israel to ban NSO from exporting products.
|
|
A few precious relics — like an artwork that's believed to contain a thorn from a crown Jesus Christ once wore — were reportedly salvaged.
|
|
So, Thorn has provided some tips both for survivors and for their friends about how to bring up the abuse and support each other.
|
|
So, Annie takes her fat self upstairs to post "Hello, I'm Fat," to The Weekly Thorn website, directly defying Gabe's editor-in-chief orders.
|
|
"[We] are hoping that over time others who have older models would be willing to donate them for use in the program," Thorn says.
|
|
But they do anticipate headaches from YouTube's own filtering system, whose current iteration known as Content ID, is already a thorn many creators' sides.
|
|
AMC has been a thorn in MoviePass's side for some time, having previously threatened legal action, which it said devalued the movie-going experience.
|
|
Dan speaks with actor Ashton Kutcher, co-founder of a nonprofit called Thorn that's using technology to eliminate the online spread of child pornography.
|
|
The dispute has long been a thorn in diplomatic relations between the two countries, which have not hosted ambassadors for each other for decades.
|
|
Lindsey Graham, often a thorn in the President's side, supported the decision, citing the rancor of the Presidential campaign as reason to clean house.
|
|
In it we follow Adam Thorn, a 17-year-old student who finds himself having one of the most challenging days of his life.
|
|
Frank Bainimarama, Fiji's prime minister, who seized power in a coup in 2006 but has since been elected, is a thorn in Australia's flank.
|
|
The digital liberties organization is suing to remove "anti-circumvention" restrictions from Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), long a thorn in civil libertarians' craw.
|
|
The notion is that it's simply a way for the US to punish Cuba for being a thorn in the side of American imperialism.
|
|
This massive wealth generation, brought about by our free enterprise system, was always a thorn in the side of would be socialist central planners.
|
|
Gillibrand also received a donation from Sara van Geertruyden, a partner at Thorn Run Partners, who previously worked on the Hill for ex-Sen.
|
|
And Ryan has made Freedom Caucus Chairman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), a frequent thorn in Boehner's side, a key member of his advisory team.
|
|
The group has remained a thorn in the U.S. intelligence community's side, with Assange evading authorities from the Ecuadorian embassy in the United Kingdom.
|
|
While Mr. O'Keefe has been a thorn in the side of campaigns over the years, he has also had legal problems of his own.
|
|
If Peter Thiel's successful shutdown of Gawker, another thorn in Silicon Valley's side, was the first big data point, this could be the next.
|
|
The big picture: Putin is less interested in President Nicolás Maduro and his regime than in using him as a thorn in Washington's side.
|
|
Arguably the cruelest part of Chapman's death were rumors—ones Thorn cannot confirm—that the shortstop was considering quitting baseball after the 1920 season.
|
|
"A thorn in my side told me, 'Hold, please,' " Bejar sings on his new album, stapling the New Testament to a customer-service script.
|
|
Mr. Nadler was an occasional but particularly lethal thorn in Mr. Trump's side over the decades, interfering with the real estate developer's wily moves.
|
|
The top-shopped virtual greenhouse was Etsy seller Thorn & Raised — offering a stacked selection of currently on-sale cacti to succulents and houseplants aplenty.
|
|
For that, he has the memories of Cardiff, of the nightmare and the silence, of the sleepless nights, of that thorn in his side.
|
|
Cummings, first as ranking member and then as chairman of the Oversight Committee, was a consistent thorn in the side of the Trump administration.
|
|
A thorn in Museveni's side The popular musician is the leader of a youth movement that has rattled the regime of President Yoweri Museveni.
|
|
The 85033 initiative was a major thorn in the side for a young governor at the time named, yep, you guessed it — Jerry Brown.
|
|
Mr. Mulvaney is simultaneously working to defang the consumer bureau, an agency that has been a thorn in the side of the financial industry.
|
|
The former national security adviser&aposs unexpected statement took Washington by storm and is now the biggest thorn in the side of congressional Republicans.
|
|
"There are forces within Iran for which the policies of the country's president and foreign minister are a thorn in the eye," Schaefer said.
|
|
Also, the debt had been a thorn in the side of our marriage and we wanted to stop fighting about it and problem-solve.
|
|
"Pat's voice was pivotal in the repeal of 'don't ask, don't tell,'" Matthew F. Thorn, the executive director of OutServe-SLDN, said on Friday.
|
|
In his duties as official historian, Thorn has played in re-enactments of both the old New York game and the old Massachusetts game.
|
|
"Kings of Pain" star Adam Thorn served up his arm as a snack for a massive python ... all in the name of measuring pain.
|
|
In the current trial, two defendants, Jason Patrick and Darryl Thorn, were found guilty of conspiracy and face up to six years in prison.
|
|
What victims take to be spider bites often are caused by something else entirely, like wasps, ants, bedbugs, an infection — or even thorn pricks.
|
|
One of the leaders of the Amazon opposition was Mr. Gianaris, who represents Queens and has long been a thorn in Mr. Cuomo's side.
|
|
" Thorn, who is serving as a consultant to SCP on the auction, added: "I didn't know these documents existed and never imagined they would surface.
|
|
But then there's one company that I think is doing something that I would like to see more of and that company is called Thorn.
|
|
Saskatchewan premier Brad Wall, who's been a thorn in Trudeau's side when it comes to climate efforts, has been given more ammunition by Trump's victory.
|
|
As it turns out, she wasn't the pure "rose without thorn" Henry considered her to be — she likely didn't come into the marriage a virgin.
|
|
Wine has vowed to unseat Museveni, one of Africa's longest-serving leaders, in the 2021 elections and has since been a thorn in his side.
|
|
North Korea, a common thorn in the sides of Washington, Seoul, and Tokyo, featured prominently in Mattis' talks with top South Korean officials on Thursday.
|
|
Sony has announced that the drooling alien symbiote — a longtime thorn in Spider-Man's side — will be coming to theaters on October 5th next year.
|
|
Most important (and possibly imminent) is a replacement for Mr Tarullo, long a thorn in the banks' sides, to oversee financial stability at the Fed.
|
|
Todd Young over his fellow Republican congressman, Marlin Stutzman, a tea party favorite who was a thorn in the side of his House leadership team.
|
|
"Our view is that 48 volts on a gasoline engine is an alternative to diesel," said Karin Thorn, vice president for vehicle propulsion at Volvo.
|
|
Its fiery chief minister, Mamata Banerjee, had been a thorn in the side of Mr Modi, accusing him of lying, cheating and sowing sectarian division.
|
|
Morris had worked with the company for a while — he had gone to college with owner Jesse Thorn, and they co-hosted Jordan, Jesse, Go!
|
|
CICIG has been a thorn in the president's side since it started a graft probe focused on his elder brother and one of his sons.
|
|
This would be the second time in recent years that Duke would be a thorn in the side of Scalise, the Republican House Majority whip.
|
|
Counterfeits are a painful thorn in the side of luxury fashion brands but they can be even more of a headache for digital re-sellers.
|
|
Despite its comparatively tiny stature, the free-wheeling world of open-web ads has long been a thorn in the side of Google and Facebook.
|
|
He campaigned on being a thorn in the Republican Party's side, and his affinity for offensive far-right rhetoric has forced lawmakers into a corner.
|
|
"It is important that you have something you can talk about when you get home," said Trine Thorn, Nordea's head of workplace management in Denmark.
|
|
But it's also potentially another thorn for GOP leaders who have struggled to unite their conferences on key priorities like health care already this year.
|
|
It has earned a reputation for being a thorn in the side of GOP leadership during Republicans' time in the majority in the lower chamber.
|
|
Smaller distribution apps like Stitcher (2%) and Overcast (3%) have earned a sliver of the market, but Spotify is the true thorn in its side.
|
|