But for something truly unforgettable, trot out this mushroom Wellington.
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"Designated Survivor" on ABC!); trot out their biggest stars (Jennifer Lopez!
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No Asian actors were nominated, though the Academy did trot out
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Lenovo will trot out three versions of the Moto G this year.
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No need to dredge up stationery or trot out your best handwriting.
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Don't expect this theater to trot out the same old horse tale.
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Presidential hopefuls trot out to the New Hampshire State House every four years.
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But let's not use the royal birth to trot out a dangerous myth.
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Instead, the company uses the opportunity to trot out new TVs and home appliances.
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But it's also easy to trot out similarly simplistic responses when arguing for birth control.
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"Diversity and inclusion aren't buzzwords to trot out at [corporate social responsibility] events," Sangam said.
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"Politicians today often trot out Confucian thought to serve their own purposes," Ms. Kong said.
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I sometimes cringe at the people that the media trot out as spokesmen for Christianity.
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Automakers love to trot out what are basically rolling hunks of plastic and LED lighting.
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Our leader will trot out all the right words but the investigation will be a whitewash.
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I know I'll have to trot out my experiences trading during the Great Crash of 1987.
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Moldbug likes to trot out anecdotes about crime in the Victorian era to make his point.
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So, why did the FBI trot out a ludicrous, edited transcript, if only for a few hours?
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Well — to trot out that infamous William Gibson line, the future is here, it's just unevenly distributed.
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Well it&aposs also an opportunity, of course, for Democrats to trot out new radical policy positions.
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Canalys anticipates growth in the second quarter as Oppo, Vivo and Huawei trot out new flagship devices.
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But experts say the Libya model is a dangerous one to trot out when discussing North Korea.
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CES is happening this week, where all sorts of companies will trot out all sorts of gizmos.
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When they trot out to right field on Wednesday night, they are unlikely to feel at home.
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Sometimes, the best part of ceremonies is when celebs trot out their best friends, parents, or close relatives.
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Frequent Ryan Murphy collaborator Toby Huss has been enlisted to trot out his delightful Ol' Blue Eyes impression.
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Countless stores are visited where shopkeepers attempt to discern your tastes as they trot out garment after garment.
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The Eggnog RiotOver the years, eggnog increasingly became a beverage to trot out for celebratory — and boozy — gatherings.
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Trot out Lesnar, exhume Undertaker, call up Balor or Nakamura or Samoa Joe, steal Jeff Hardy from TNA.
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Next, merchants will trot out their consumer arguments, claiming prices will go up if the Durbin Amendment is repealed.
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Media companies can trot out their signature content of the upcoming season, touting sponsors who enable #gamechanging video content.
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Because almost none of these people who trot out their apologies can, on their own, repair the harm done.
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This is one of the measures that art world institutions and their well-spoken representatives seem to routinely trot out.
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I hate to trot out statistics, but it's the easiest way to paint a picture of how grim it is.
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He warned Trump not to trot out previously debunked allegations that the President has made about El Paso's crime rate.
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Say we're a party of old white guys, while they trot out AOC as the young face of the party.
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Next week they're going to trot out the same old Democrats with the same old message running the same old candidate.
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Say some nice words, trot out the Easter Bunny (is that Sean Spicer?!), and do a little reading to the kids.
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I will not trot out Proverbs 26:11 on Mr. Doremus, but I really don't think sci-fi is his calling.
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This time also marks the giddy lead-up to the holidays, when the biggest device makers trot out their latest updates.
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I was like, I thought better of using the word trot out, but they are — WM: But they're being trotted out!
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Now, the creatures and the story beats have been domesticated, and they dutifully trot out for regular feedings on Disney's schedule.
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What is the Met Ball except a brilliant opportunity for Selena Gomez and The Weeknd to trot out their highly-rumored relationship?
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This episode starts out with Henry Talbot and his pal, Charlie Rogers, racing, so let's trot out some car metaphors, shall we?
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Rather, our brains use heuristics, those "rules of thumb" we trot out when a decision is seemingly simple or must made quickly.
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McMorris Rodgers is the woman that Republicans trot out when they want to put a female face on policies that hurt women.
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No ultimatum is issued; no humans are abducted and probed until they blush; no hairless mini-travellers trot out to say hello.
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It's not simply that we see him drink kombucha for his health, or trot out the same corny jokes at various events.
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That fixation gives the far-left peanut gallery — the Chelsea Handler types — the license to trot out their ever-ready Hitler/Nazi comparisons .
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They trot out one of their "greatest hits" talking points, of course—that this should be a matter for the states to decide.
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Now that everyone's made their big consumer electronic gift purchases, it's time for the industry to trot out the next generation of devices.
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Delusion encourages them to earnestly trot out possession numbers and insist they were merely grazed with a couple of strokes of poor luck.
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There's the tired cliché of "I'm bad with names," that most trot out when nervous socially—somehow, I almost never forget a name.
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Generally, I'd trot out the line "for two children only," but even small ones will bemoan the lack of legroom and cup holders.
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All she seemed to accomplish was to give President Donald Trump another opportunity to gleefully trot out his tiresome Pocahontas routine yet again.
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With any luck, Mr. O'Malley will interrupt his duties as host to trot out one of his own hilariously over-the-top farces.
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Members of Congress trot out guests who will help them make a point, good or bad, about the president's agenda, and vice versa.
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Some of my liberal friends treat this as a moral horror and trot out all sorts of awful distributional tables to prove it.
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Meanwhile, some critics and moviegoers were underwhelmed, saying the movie sacrificed a coherent story in order to trot out a parade of new characters.
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It feels so disrespectful to an actor's career and legacy to trot out these digital copies to fill in for them, and so unnecessary.
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It happens — and defenders of the theory will always trot out isolated instances — but on such a microscopic level as to be entirely meaningless.
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Marvel and DC trot out nostalgia properties because they know they'll sell; having familiar good guys defeat familiar bad guys is a safe formula.
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On the plus side, this gives me an opportunity to trot out the "What's Eating Gilbert Blythe?" pun I've sitting on for five episodes.
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The case against Biden: He may have an activist problem Biden is supposedly going to trot out a bunch of endorsements following his announcement.
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We've seen that dynamic in action all month, as GOP presidential candidates trot out their favorite foreign policy anecdote: the Parable of the Hostages.
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He'd trot out the hard-working men and women who built the new roads and bridges, assembling a collage of iconic popularity-building symbols.
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If Thanksgiving is the one time each year you trot out your Jell-O mold, Julia Moskin's cranberry-orange jelly is here for you.
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It doesn't trot out its vehicles just to prove they exist or take journalists for test drives to demonstrate that the technology actually works.
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However, the missiles themselves may not be viable -- some believe that Pyongyang does not trot out viable missiles out of fear of an accident.
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Then, just days after CES wrapped, we had the Detroit auto show, where America's largest car-makers trot out their designs for the next year.
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It was a joke Another defense of the President that Republicans have continued to trot out is that the media is taking him too seriously.
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Indeed, typically it's stories like Silva's — people triumphing in America under tough circumstances — that presidents trot out as anecdotes in State of the Union speeches.
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Image: APGoogle always uses its annual I/O developer conference as a place to trot out some of its biggest and most exciting product updates.
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Most Republican candidates wouldn't trot out a Harvard Law professor to buttress their points — and certainly wouldn't cite one with ties to the Democratic Party.
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It's a fact she knows well: at the beginning of her career in the public eye, she'd trot out some variant of it with regularity.
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In May 20163, Warren criticized Trump for seeking to benefit from the 2008 housing meltdown — and Trump's response was to trot out the "Pocahontas" line.
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Now, 10 years later ... White thought it would be a good idea to trot out the costume for a Halloween party and people are pissed.
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"His willingness to trot out alternative facts and recycle long-debunked industry talking points should worry anyone who cares about the free and open internet."
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"Leave it to the Democrats to trot out one of the most unpopular candidates in history right before the election," Ahrens said in a statement.
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Zach Wichter RETAIL Retailers, as they do every year, will trot out some of their deepest holiday discounts during the annual Black Friday shopping extravaganza.
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Once I graduated and worked at a law firm, I would trot out my dresses every now and then, but it became less and less.
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And after the sessions concluded, they would trot out with the House Intelligence Committee and join the rest of their team for a news conference.
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Precursor events, like awards from the producers, screen actors and directors guilds, are allowing nominees to trot out and polish their answers to a high gloss.
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Indeed, both "Much Apu" and "The Burns Cage" trot out the show's mustachioed, heavily accented Luigi, owner of the local Italian restaurant, to underline this point.
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Which brings us to the real reason Japan continues to trot out its science as an excuse to thwart conservation efforts: high demand for whale meat.
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"The government can sort of trot out its own views and spread them very rapidly, in addition to a bunch of other nonstate entities," he said.
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It's as if the Metropolitan Opera were to offer a fresh staging of "La Bohème" and then trot out its classic Zeffirelli production a month later.
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Back in 1960, when the Kennedy-Nixon debates first aired, the campaigns didn't trot out any smooth-talking spokesmen afterward to explain why their man had won.
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Before the competition gets underway on the field, the tailgate party is where fans go for camaraderie -- and to trot out the latest in game-day gadgetry.
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People were quick to trot out their emo bona fides in reaction, and, as someone with none, I quickly lost my already nonexistent enthusiasm for the discussion.
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Endeavor was even able to trot out Brock Lesnar to help Cormier (a mark for the business) act out his childhood pro wrestling fantasies following the fight.
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People trot out King's fondness for pecan pie, for sweet potato pie, for fried chicken and black-eyed peas — and of course we have recipes for those.
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America's human rights abuses at home and abroad predate its new president (ShareAmerica had to trot out "3 Police Chiefs on Race and Policing" before the election).
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Every year Apple (AAPL) holds a number of regularly scheduled press events to trot out executives in business-casual wear and announce the company's upcoming software and hardware.
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Three decades later, when reality shows trot out outsiders as carnival freaks to be ridiculed for ratings, more films like Samson's need to be on the cultural radar.
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Look, we don't have complete details about anything, and maybe Apple will trot out the all-glass phone that revolutionizes the industry and inspires a million copycats more.
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When Delaney meets with Coop, he gets one more opportunity to trot out his best "savage African" act, chanting in Twi and speaking of messages from the ravens.
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Here was a prime opportunity to trot out those dismissive one-liners and "Mississippi Goddamn" references, to take another round of potshots at America's favorite state to hate.
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Despite it being the sort of meaningless cliche music writers regularly trot out, Mr Flagio's "Take a Chance" genuinely is a record I will never get bored of.
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This would be a definite whiz-bang feature reveal for Tesla to trot out at the reveal, even if it's already been rumored, and a future-focused component.
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Obviously when they trot out their alternate jerseys on December 15th this season, the Denver Nuggets and Adidas are not aligning themselves with white-supremacist, neo-nazi separatists.
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From The New York Times: So often after these mass shootings, partisans on either side trot out well-worn arguments about guns and their place in American life.
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"That would have given Gorey himself the fantods," said Mark Dery, using one of the antiquated words the artist loved to collect and trot out in his books.
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These pickles trot out at breakfast, lunch and dinner, expanding the pleasures of every meal, from a plain bowl of rice and yogurt to a grilled cheese sandwich.
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Republicans can either move to dismiss the case or turn the trial into a circus to trot out stories and witnesses in an effort to damage the Democrats.
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But as long as there's money, power, or political gain at stake, the amateur and professional font detectives will continue to trot out their expertise in (type)facial recognition.
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The Backstreet Boys reunited in 2015 with a documentary chronicling their history, came back again with a Vegas residency, and periodically trot out new songs and old-school choreography.
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The one interesting aspect of this game is whether the Redskins (1-6) will trot out Dwayne Haskins at any point to get the rookie quarterback some playing time.
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And in order to make a comic book movie, filmmakers have to realize that you can't trot out the same formula and expect critics and audiences to enjoy them.
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Against the Warriors, Houston could trot out a Griffin, Harden, Trevor Ariza, Eric Gordon, and Patrick Beverley unit that matches up pretty well with Golden State's most versatile groups.
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This uncertainty also leaves an opening for President Trump (who handily won Iowa's Republican caucuses) to taunt his rivals and trot out a favorite conspiracy theory: election tampering. 2.
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But what I do regret is that I'm still seeing the same pattern play out again and again: Trot out a black person to prove you're not a racist.
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And there's the expression "location intelligence," which you're using a lot, which you trot out a lot, and actually it doesn't irritate me as most phrases from internet entrepreneurs do.
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It can trot out as many resolutions and recommendations as it wants but has done a pretty poor job in following up on them, as NAB's Ray Attrill reminded me.
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Part of me kept waiting for a voice-over from Richard Dreyfuss: "And that was the best summer of my life…" Less successful are the sections that trot out Pennywise.
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Every year, these boobs trot out their banners and airplane flyovers without realizing they're a far bigger embarrassment to the club than anything Wenger has ever or will ever do.
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Administration officials trot out the El Paso pilot as evidence that "zero tolerance" prosecution works: that it leads to fewer families trying to cross the border illegally to begin with.
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Don't let "investigation" become another bit of right-wing dazzle camouflage that Mitch McConnell can trot out to appease the center while he shoves his latest Faustian monstrosity through Congress.
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Night after night, the president's favorite acolytes on Fox News trot out a series of platitudes, as well as bleary-eyed senators and experts, to try to calm people down.
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It may seem unfair, 20 years down the line, to trot out "Sex and the City" in the discussion of a new story about a young woman's New York awakening.
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While last year's tour rumours have yet to materialize into anything concrete, here's hoping they trot out something like the pyramid again for their just-announced Grammys performance with the Weeknd.
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It sounds like a far-off fantasy world, the kind of futuristic project that companies trot out to generate press coverage but has little chance of becoming a reality anytime soon.
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Obama's critics regularly trot out the talking point that Obama's economy is "the worst recovery since World War II." Judged solely by the growth of gross domestic product, that is accurate.
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Democrats ought to resist the temptation to seek out race- and gender-blind appeals to centrist white voters or to trot out new focus-group-tested and major-donor-approved slogans.
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Irvin, who has a strong, booming voice and a firm handshake, can seem like the kind of student whom administrators trot out to tout their pet policies, on message and polite.
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That's no slight against Steve Kerr, it's just that things get a lot less stressful when you can trot out Steph Curry, Kevin Durant, Draymond Green, and Klay Thompson every night.
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Time and again, Hollywood likes to trot out the argument that diverse, female-driven films don't make money, but Hustlers stands as proof to the contrary with glowing reviews to match.
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The Mexican media have struggled with Osorio's often complex, almost scientific answers to questions, while the coach refuses to trot out the usual football clichés which many journalists feel more comfortable with.
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LAS VEGAS — Holograms are one of those perennially disappointing technologies that companies trot out every few years with promises to change our lives or somehow live up to our Princess Leia aspirations.
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Trolls who trot out racism and other toxic remarks are nothing new to online games, but what prompted Brenner and his team to take notice was watching their player count going down.
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Louis C.K., the comedian who admitted to sexual misconduct in 2017, tried to quietly trot out his stand-up routines at comedy clubs in New York City after a 10-month hiatus.
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You can pay rock a visit once in a while, like when the Grammys trot out Bonnie Raitt to play a tribute to the Moody Blues or some other shit like that.
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Stop for a moment and ask yourself how exactly the Clinton campaign arrived at the decision to trot out the Khan family in the middle of their highly-choreographed, exhaustively produced convention?
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It's rumored that a state senator might run against Iowa Congressman David Loebsack, but even then it just looks like Republicans will trot out the same guy who he beat last year.
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Specifically, the North Koreans planned a large military parade in Pyongyang the day before the Winter Games kick off and are expected to trot out the latest ballistic missiles and other menacing weapons.
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Trump may have more tricks up his sleeve — he could trot out a new Clinton accusation, dredged from the fever swamps of Internet, like his recent claim that Clinton may be on drugs.
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When the men trot out their dances moves on Ellen, a part of the humor stems from the fact that men are engaging in an activity typically owned by women (the strip tease).
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Macho directors — almost always white men — stride onto a stage and introduce footage of sparring superheroes, and then trot out cast members (again, mostly white) for some schmaltzy chitchat about loving their characters.
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Forty-seven stand-up comics from around the world trot out their best bits in this series of half-hour specials, which offers an excellent opportunity to sample new and diverse comedic voices.
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It's hard to imagine something like this on TV today—the only time dance music appears on one of the big networks is when they trot out Skrillex or Diplo at the Grammy's.
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Decades ago, when young bankers joined Morgan Stanley, executives would trot out one of the company's oldest clients, the telecommunications giant AT&T, as an illustration of the kind of company Morgan Stanley served.
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Instead, anytime an aggrieved party calls for higher standards of conduct online, they trot out lobbyists who issue breathless warnings that the innovation that is "essential to [the] growth of the Internet" is imperiled.
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Bush and correspondents like him are, in a sense, part of the older facade — they're delivery mechanisms for the fake stuff that celebrities trot out when they aren't on their own social media accounts.
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Yeah, yeah, it's an International Champions Cup game—an exhibition game where they trot out home favorites, and where no one is really playing all that hard in the pre-season, post-Copa, post-Euros.
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The people in question don't just trot out the creatures in question around this time of year, though — the two species have co-evolved and intertwine in all kinds of amazing, practical and mystical ways.
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As for "Little Rocket Man," President Trump's preferred epithet for North Korea's leader, we capitalize it as Trump did, and use quotes — though here's hoping we won't have to trot out the term too often.
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Some are using it to trot out disproven arguments and distort data in an effort to shift the conversation backward, away from what a plan should look like and instead to whether we even need one.
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And since you could fill novels — not to mention movies, and an entire TV show — about these women's lives, I've chosen some of the juiciest biographical tidbits for you to trot out over your next brunch.
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"This is what the party seems to do these days—trot out women or minorities to show the public, 'We do know some women' or 'We do know some minorities,' when it serves them," Lim, says.
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If this were a true national security emergency, the administration would trot out top defense officials to explain the threat, how the president's move aptly curbs it, and what, exactly, would be the role of armed forces.
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On Tuesday, anonymous Democratic officials told CNN that the Hillary Clinton campaign is about to trot out 68-year-old former vice president Al Gore in an effort to reach millennials who are concerned about climate change.
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But I feel like y'all still don't believe me on the influence, so let me trot out a few more facts about the impact of this song, courtesy of Wayne, who doesn't even have a real verse.
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Fall is both the best and busiest time to be a movie fan, as we enter awards season — that thrilling period when the studios (and increasingly the streaming services) trot out their best hopes for Oscar glory.
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But designers frequently do, in fact, dig into fashion archives and trot out silhouettes, prints, and entire garments that would've looked dated a few years ago, perfectly normal a few decades ago, but are now trendy (yet again).
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The five-borough cross-disciplinary festival, which runs through May 260, celebrates the indefatigable furniture makers, weavers, jewelry artists, potters and other professionals who trot out new design ideas every spring, some marketable, others waiting for their millennium.
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"Gang membership is a shibboleth they trot out when they have a horseshit case," says hard-charging Brooklyn defense attorney Howard Greenberg, who briefly represented the rapper Bobby Shmurda, another (much more prominent) MC recently confined to Rikers.
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They trot out studies that suggest faster walkers may be less likely to die of heart disease, develop Alzheimer's disease, or see their prostate cancer worsen, and that slow walkers seem to die earlier than the fleeter footed.
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Razer loves to come to CES and trot out wild concepts like its triple-screen laptop, or a laptop that docks the Razer Phone, or a projector that extends your gaming beyond the TV and onto your walls.
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On the latter it's clear — even to Facebook — that the days of Zuckerberg being able to trot out his erstwhile mantra that "we're just a technology platform," and wash his hands of tricky content stuff, are long gone.
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There's a theory that cable company executives trot out whenever they're faced with the argument that cord cutters are an existential threat to their business model: People are too lazy or too stupid to deal with video fragmentation.
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"At some point, his eyes changed and he went from aggressive to ashamed," she says, and he offered her an apology with many of the sentiments he would trot out about 16 years later when the walls caved in.
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"How revolutionary: after a loss in Nevada and facing an uphill climb in South Carolina, Bernie Sanders is breaking his campaign pledge once again to trot out old, tired attacks on Hillary Clinton," said Christina Reynolds, a spokeswoman for Mrs.
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And, as the opponents of meaningful restrictions on the sale of guns and ammunition trot out their well-worn arguments for ignoring the bloodletting, another missed opportunity to call them on the enormous gap in the logic of their case.
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At the very least, it would make it harder for tech overlords like Mark Zuckerberg to trot out vague platitudes about their platforms "building community" while thousands of poorly-paid workers burn their retinas gazing deep into the abysmal hell-feeds they've created.
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And while it's an historic tradition for administrations to trot out less-than-lovable spokespeople to make the presidents themselves look more likable in comparison, Spicer and Conway have become punching bags that are a real liability as opposed to a helpful distraction.
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The hustings - in cities and towns in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland - have seen the two trot out the same speeches, make some of the same jokes and then take questions from roomfuls of Conservatives to try to win them over.
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The local Games organizing committee obviously thought it would be cute to trot out an actual jaguar for a public event—an idea that has now led to the death of an animal that had been raised in captivity since it was cub.
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There's a lot to like about this Weekend Update sketch on Saturday Night Live, but really, the best of it comes when Mikey Day and Alex Moffat trot out their always-hilarious impressions of Donald Trump's elder sons, Don Jr. and Eric.
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That is below historical averages, leaving the Fed less room to bolster the economy by cutting rates before it hits the zero lower bound and has to trot out the bond purchases and other tactics used to fight the 2007-2009 recession.
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We can no longer treat racial inequality as a sort of specialty issue that you trot out when you're talking to a black audience, because the entire country is being held back, and I think in many ways could unravel around racial inequality.
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While more average sex parties might trot out a burlesque performer or two to dance in the middle of a hotel room, SNCTM offers a cast of ten female performers, whose erotic offerings are showcased with professional quality lighting, sets, and costumes.
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One of San Antonio's better lineups, a unit Popovich will likely trot out in the last few minutes of a tight playoff game (Tony Parker, Danny Green, Kawhi Leonard, Rudy Gay, and LaMarcus Aldridge) has yet to play a minute this season.
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The upfronts give the major networks a chance to trot out their stars at grand venues in New York to hype their fall lineups for an audience of deep-pocketed advertisers, but they also serve as a pitch for TV's continuing relevance.
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Editorial At least the Romanian government didn't trot out the usual justifications when it enacted a measure easing penalties for official corruption — that it greases the wheels in moribund bureaucracies, that it augments the wages of underpaid civil servants, that it rewards enterprise.
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A tech press once dedicated almost exclusively to gadget lust and organizing conferences that trot out tech lords for the rest of us to worship has taken on a more critical tone; a drumbeat of exposés reveal ethically and legally dubious corporate behavior.
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In Meadows' thinking, you can do all that and still not have a "racial bone" in your body -- as long as you have a black person or three to trot out when necessary to vouch for your "good white man" bona fides.
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The industry will be ready to fight an MFA plan with guns blazing, and trot out the usual arguments: stop socialized medicine, save personal choice, don't put yourself into the hands of government bureaucrats, don't let American become Venezuela -- you name it.
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And lots and lots of other stuffGoogle has its hands in so many different projects in various stages of ideation, delay, and obscurity, that it is hard to predict with 100 percent certainty what Google might trot out onto the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View.
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What is disappointing is not so much that the panelists could only trot out a few names from high-status publications, but rather that these four people are presented as leading voices able to give us insight into how the art system actually works.
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She did trot out the word "bipartisan" in a futile effort to match the unifying tone of President Trump, but she quickly made clear that in the minds of Democrats, bipartisanship just means that Republicans should abandon their principles and embrace the progressive socialist agenda.
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I worry that as we get down to the zero lower bound and we have to trot out other tools, we're going to be relying on the public and markets to believe we're going to follow through and get inflation up to 2 percent.
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Most people who get paid to talk about soccer in public — to trot out the old chestnuts about players taking their chances and giving 110 percent — deliver their opinions in a tone pitched somewhere between that of an irascible headmaster and a time-strapped auctioneer.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A record one-third of the U.S. population is expected to take to the nation's roads, rails and skies for Christmas and New Year's travel, prompting airports to trot out unusual perks like free ice skating and live reindeer to soothe the stressed crowds.
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The Bills may have almost nothing left in terms of familiar names (LeSean McCoy being the glaring exception), but they have the decency to trot out a quarterback somewhat tailored to their head coach's system and a young group of players who may learn the game quickly.
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Fans at home being bombarded by commercials is hardly a strange occurrence during a NFL broadcast, and that goes double for the Super Bowl, when the advertising industry makes sure to trot out its best collection of Paul Blart-level gags to fill million-dollar spots.
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Stephen Colbert may not be legally permitted to trot out his beloved conservative alter-ego, "Stephen Colbert," following his exit from The Colbert Report (although we're a big fan of his identical twin cousin, "Stephen Colbert") — but thankfully that hasn't curtailed the host's political commentary this election season.
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Because, as promised, the filmmakers trot out the usual character types (the hot chick, the comic relief, etc.), along with the familiar beats, even as they briefly fold in some nicely played home-front melodrama which, for a few scenes, makes "Deadpool" genuinely more ambitious than most works of this kind.
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Donald Trump must still be butthurt after Ted Cruz declined to endorse him at the RNC this week, because the official GOP nominee decided to trot out his old conspiracy theory that Cruz's father was buds with Lee Harvey Oswald during a post-convention speech in Cleveland Friday morning, as Politicoreports.
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Clinton may trot out her little bitty programs of incremental change, creeping forward from the Obama agenda, but it doesn't come close to the full-scale assault on income inequality, crony capitalism, free trade giveaways, rampant illegal immigration and political correctness gone berserk that the populists of both parties want.
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Whatever you think about the situation between The Wall Street Journal and PewDiePie from a few weeks back, there's no disputing he leveraged a channel that originally hooked people into watching him play games to trot out some amateur hour comedy that referenced Nazi imagery and deployed jokes about killing jews.
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But it was the nerve of the Academy to trot out the image of Black films and the actors they ignored (Daniel Kaluuya and Jodie Turner-Smith, Eddie Murphy, Lupita Nyong'o) in an attempt to appear relevant, when it continually refuses to acknowledge Black art, that had my hands shaking with rage.
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Whenever Bernie Sanders is asked about ISIS or Syria, which are among the toughest foreign policy challenges he would face as president, he tends to trot out his favorite (and essentially only) foreign policy position on the Middle East: that the US should put "Muslim boots on the ground" to fight ISIS.
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With Rachel making franchise history as the first black lead, there was much speculation and hype over whether ABC would trot out its regular majority-white cast — but 'lo and behold, this grouping is actually the most diverse we've seen yet, with the largest number of nonwhite contestants of any Bachelor or Bachelorette season.
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They trot out statistics that say refugees accounted for only 6900 percent of all crimes between October 2628 and January 28503—all of four months—despite the fact that in 22019 Sweden accepted 163,000 asylum-seekers, the greatest number per capita of any country in Europe and twice the number it had ever accepted before.
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But before you trot out the delicious schadenfreude of watching this cocky human wax figure actually recognize his own humanity in high definition—particularly after he basically did nothing for the Champions League Final earlier this summer, only to make a free kick, and take all the credit—he also did, well, something really human.
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With every passing year, the moviegoing calendar inches closer to being subsumed by the twin titans of blockbuster season, when studios trot out their priciest and most specially effected franchise breadwinners, and awards season, when the prestige pictures arrive to return a bit of dignity — and hopefully some golden hardware — to those same studios.
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And while the five English-language networks will trot out fewer new shows than at any time in recent memory, they have largely stuck with the practice of a "premiere week" -- during which the lion's share of new series will make their debut -- essentially ringing the dinner bell for viewers and hoping they'll return.
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Although Coca-Cola was badly burned last year when its funding for the Global Energy Balance Network was exposed, the industry continues to trot out "calorie balance" as the answer to our obesity epidemic and be unwilling to acknowledge the already substantial scientific evidence pointing to the contribution of sugar drinks to serious health problems.
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If you want to know about the companies that will be profiled next year in the weekend tech sections of big newspapers, or see and hear from the founders that will trot out onto the stage of a vanity project design conference 18 months down the line, you read TechCrunch now and you come to our Disrupt conferences now.
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Because if blockchains are to matter at all beyond cryptocurrencies — if they are to be used for applications such as namespaces, file storage, digital collectibles, supply chains, self-sovereign identities, and decentralized social media, to trot out the usual laundry list of desirable decentralized apps — those applications would benefit greatly from being able to interact with one another.
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This Thanksgiving, as my family celebrates the 29th anniversary of our arrival in this country — a deep Reagan-Bush time that now seems like a liberal's fantasy of conservatism — my father will trot out the dishes that make the conflicts in my family go still for several hours as our eyes roll ecstatically back in our heads.
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During this week's annual ritual known as upfronts, when networks trot out their biggest stars and announce new shows in an attempt to lure advertising dollars, Ms. Yaccarino will surely be promoting the fact that the NBCU universe includes more than 17 cable channels, 50 online destinations and partnerships that reach to all sorts of platforms and devices.
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Then there is the petty vulgarity that causes Mr. Trump to trot out, whenever these questions are raised, what he no doubt imagines to be the sledgehammer argument of his daughter, son-in-law and their wonderful children -- in addition, of course, to his "Jewish friends:" Always, in the United States as in France, the same old story and bad excuse.
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Photo: APSomewhere in between responding to the fallout from accusations of misogyny and sexual harassment, responding to the fallout from its CEO screaming at a bankrupt driver, and responding to fallout from a New York Times investigation uncovering a secret worldwide program to evade police, ride-sharing behemoth Uber had a eureka moment: Hey, why not trot out some women and minorities?
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Media outlets existing as a tool of the angst industrial complex will trot out the tired old Valentine advice for singles: 'Treat yourself to a quiet evening of wound-licking with a hot bath, a Michael Bublé album and a facial mask made from the happy tears of those who've just put a ring on it...' But I say screw that.
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The news has, perhaps inevitably, led to debate about Netflix's impact on the movie business — for some, it's time to trot out the "old man yells at cloud" meme, which in turn has prompted others to criticize the streaming company's lackluster selection of movies (particularly older films), plus its resistance to putting its movies in theaters before they go live on Netflix.
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It turns out that "The Hunt," its detractors and its studio's attempt to cash in on its notoriety are all textbook examples of a colossal self-own: As a remake of the 1932 people-hunting thriller "The Most Dangerous Game," this tepid iteration uses the ghoulish premise mostly as an excuse to trot out increasingly gross rituals of torture and body horror.
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Indeed, one way to measure Bukowski's distance from the usual confines of the American poetry world is to consider that when Elizabeth Bishop's publisher released a single, meticulously edited volume of uncollected material, it resulted in a minor scandal, whereas Bukowski's current editors could probably trot out a book of his selected bodega receipts ("On Fritos"?) and no one would bat an eye.
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Still, President Trump should practice diligently in front of a mirror his best smile -- the kind he was so eager to trot out for his Oval Office session with North Korean emissary Kim Yong Chol, bearing the cartoonishly-large envelope with a letter from Kim Jong Un -- and suggest that he is at least prepared to listen to reasonable voices even if he thinks he really knows best.
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"There's Mitt Romney threatening to vote with Democrats again to trot out spotlight-seeking blowhards who will trash President Trump on the witness stand," a narrator says in the 85033-second spot, which is set to begin airing on Fox News on Thursday in Salt Lake City and Washington, D.C. The ad also accuses Romney of ignoring alleged wrongdoing by former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenSenators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session Sanders campaign says it raised more than .
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