From the scandalous look of the last week, dominated by James Comey's testimony, Democrats are beautifully positioned to trounce Republicans wherever Republicans are trounce-able.
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And I think he could trounce Trump in the general.
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Clinton and expressed confidence that she would "trounce" Mr. Trump.
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This fiscal year, Vans even managed to trounce VF Corp.
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He said there's no way, Hillary is going to trounce him.
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Most people think the big-guy conservative would trounce the wiry liberal.
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Shutting down the government, Republicans argue, would trounce all over that message.
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A black president of decency will trounce the president of white supremacy.
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The government, led by Shinzo Abe, is likely to trounce the floundering opposition.
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"Inflows to 'deflation assets'... continue to trounce inflows to 'inflation winners'," they added.
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More details keep emerging about Apple's AR glasses that could trounce ones Snap makes.
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In Russia, Vladimir Putin is expected to trounce his opponents in Sunday's presidential election.
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The assumption—slightly rarefied, it must be said—is that relationships trounce everything else.
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Biswas hopes that, by 2050, robots will trounce the world champions of the day.
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And as the clock ticks down, lawmakers watch on as the Eagles trounce the Vikings.
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Many in Silicon Valley viewed such cuddly behaviour as a sign that Uber would trounce it.
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There's no question a cool bracelet made from a bomb will trounce all other BBQ bling.
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Entrepreneurs, motivated by the prospect of monopoly profits, invent and commercialise products that trounce their antecedents.
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We won two rounds, and went on to trounce the South Korean team in the third.
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Both Democratic candidates were projected to trounce Donald Trump if they faced him in New York.
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On bright side, top S&P performer Macy's rises 15 pct as comp sales, profit trounce estimates .
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Democrat Evan Bayh, a former senator and governor, was initially expected to trounce Young by double digits.
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It's among the reasons exit polls show Sanders continuing to trounce Clinton on the issue of credibility.
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Will he trounce Tribal Law and build a wall on tribal lands not under U.S. government jurisdiction?
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Democratic leaders, who expect Mr. Biden to trounce Mr. Sanders in Tuesday's primary, began breathing more easily.
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But they know that Clinton's daunting superdelegate lead will mathematically trounce their candidate long before the Democratic convention.
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They want the moribund broadsheet to trounce the Daily Mail and become the voice of the British workingman.
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The game Shankar mentioned was originally published in 1989 and follows Trevor Belmont on his mission to trounce Dracula.
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In 2015, Amgen, Gilead, Biogen and Celgene all managed to trounce their own guidance by 10 to 50 percent.
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Hillary Clinton is likely to trounce Bernie Sanders -- just like she did Barack Obama by 43 points in 2008.
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Could there be hints of potential Supreme Court rulings under headlines like "Elis Trounce Jaspers" and "Hoopsters Head West"?
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But even after that drop, the earnings of a college graduate still trounce those of someone without a diploma.
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Wall Street helped the two diversified giant banks trounce third-quarter earnings expectations, while Wells Fargo just squeaked by.
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Oh, and he can trounce Trump, which is more than can be said for most of his Democratic rivals.
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Espinosa helps Angels trounce Tigers DETROIT — Playing without Mike Trout is a test of survival for the Los Angeles Angels.
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Meanwhile, Idaho has a sizable Mormon population, which helped Romney -- who is Mormon -- trounce rival Rick Santorum there in 2012.
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On the Republican side, Trump continues to trounce -- 91% say they will back him, just 5% choose former Massachusetts Gov.
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I forgot that shellac can mean polish and polish off, or TROUNCE, and had a hard time piecing that one together.
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Not a day goes by without another reporter breathlessly reporting some new machine learning product that is going to trounce human intelligence.
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There is no use in trying to trounce Angelina Jolie on her own turf, and Vikander, wisely, does not make the attempt.
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And it's as gratifying to watch Preti Taneja take on William Shakespeare as it is to watch India trounce Britain at cricket.
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Still, a loss in New York would raise questions about her campaign and why Sanders continues to trounce her in some states.
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Bryan Steil, a former aide to Ryan, was projected to trounce Paul Nehlen, an avowed white nationalist, to be the Republican nominee.
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"If investors are prepared to lend these sums then why wouldn't governments take it?" said Mike Trounce, emerging market economist at Standard Chartered.
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Ford hopes to trounce the Challenger Hellcat line when it officially ships the first Shelby GT500s to dealers for the 2020 model-year.
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The 3-year-old likes picking fights with his 5-year-old sister, Rahaf, despite the fact that she can trounce him anytime.
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One poll out earlier this month by the Siena Research Institute showed that Clinton would trounce Trump there, 57 percent to 34 percent.
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"I woke up this morning in a country that makes me feel sad and scared, not proud and independent," said illustrator Charlotte Trounce.
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His near-disappearance from the political stage only increased his lead: polls suggest Mr. Bolsonaro will trounce opponents in the election on Sunday.
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Sarah Silverman Sarah Silverman had assumed Hillary Clinton would trounce Donald Trump to become the first female president of the United States last year.
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The Rolls-Royce of polling companies -- Moody's Analytics -- predicted Hillary would trounce Trump by a 332-206 margin, just one week before the election.
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Higher inflation and sluggish growth helped Modi trounce Congress, which had long counted the rural poor as its core constituency, in the 2014 election.
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Foreign stocks would go on to trounce the S&P 500 over the next five years by an average of 3 percentage points annually.
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Mr. Brooks's campaign crumbled — and the bulk of his support migrated to Mr. Moore, helping him trounce Mr. Strange in a September runoff election.
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Screenshot: Open SignalWhile you might assume that wifi will always trounce cellular data, a new study shows that in many countries the opposite is true.
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In the coming years, GMO expects emerging markets — with an emphasis on EM value stocks — to widely trounce the performance of nine other asset classes.
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They think Amazon's unique business model lets it trounce the competition in a few ways that go beyond a store like CVS selling CVS products.
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Flowers, Newcomb help Braves trounce Reds ATLANTA — Rookie Sean Newcomb took another stride forward in establishing himself as a major league starting pitcher on Sunday.
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Instead, why not find a far better candidate with broader appeal than someone like Warren or Hillary, and simply trounce Trump in the next election?
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Hosmer's four-hit game helps Royals trounce Twins KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Don't stand too close to Eric Hosmer if one doesn't want to get burned.
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Honestly, it doesn't matter because in just a few weeks, Apple will probably announce a brand new smartphone that will trounce the Note 8's technology.
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PENN 35, COLUMBIA 10 Alek Torgersen threw three touchdown passes to help Pennsylvania (3-2, 03-0 Ivy) trounce Columbia (1-4, 0-1) in Philadelphia.
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He came in third place last term, just about 2,000 votes shy of the Republican, who Pelosi would go on to trounce in the general election.
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First, they should learn from the Republicans' mistakes in 2016, when flawed debate rules may have helped Donald Trump trounce a raft of seasoned public officials.
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FedEx CEO Fred Smith, his longtime rival, told Bloomberg in an interview his company would trounce UPS in the next two to three years by revenue.
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But Apple's record-breaking rally bucked that theory and could pave the way for other rapid growers to trounce $1 trillion, the "Mad Money" host said.
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PLEASE at least edit the article by adding an addendum showing that you DO NOT need a large amount of disposable income to easily trounce modern consoles.
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If the folks behind "Hamilton" ever were to embrace their inner capitalists fully, and charge the market rate for all tickets, "Hamilton" would utterly trounce the competition.
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" Dimon said at an event on Wednesday that he could trounce Trump in an election, "because I'm as tough as he is, I'm smarter than he is.
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The new bank, whose name will be Illimity, was set up to trounce industry returns by chasing higher-margin borrowers and going digital to keep costs down.
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Stealing his style from the Hydra of Greek mythology, he has three screeching heads, which occasionally squabble among themselves but, when on form, can trounce the competition.
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His longtime rival, FedEx CEO Fred Smith, told Bloomberg in an interview that his company will trounce UPS in the next two to three years by revenue.
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They disdained to follow the example set in 2015 in the neighbouring state of Bihar, where rival local groups successfully joined in a coalition to trounce the BJP.
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EditorsNote: Correcting Oweiler's stats Wentz-led Eagles trounce Broncos PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz is well on his way to setting a plethora of records this season.
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The 1MDB case was already well known at the time, but Umno's elections machine was still able to easily trounce any challenge from the then fractured opposition coalition.
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Well, just as the Russians proved they learned nothing about racism by watching Menelik trounce the Italians, the Japanese learned nothing about racism from their victory over Russia.
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The nine-year-veteran became the second-leading receiver in NFL playoffs history in Sunday's game, and helped the Pats trounce the Rams with a score of 20193-3.
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Because AMD is about to release a wave of 3rd gen Ryzen desktop CPUs that — on paper — sound like they might trounce Intel for the first time in years.
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A television audience of half a billion watched India trounce Pakistan in the World Cup in 2011, and 300m saw Pakistan return the favour in last year's Champions' Trophy.
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An Emerson College poll published last week found that Biden, the Democrats' frontrunner for the nomination, would trounce Trump by 10 percentage points if the election were held today.
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A diminutive, slightly frail figure who wore suits he no longer quite filled, Mr. Essebsi emerged as a canny politician with the experience and determination to trounce his opponents.
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Detour through Trounce Alley (note the 29-year-old gaslights), then walk east on Fort Street to La Taqueria to snack on Mexican tacos amid festive music and colorful tiles.
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It's hard to measure just how much delight this Pokémon brought to the kids who caught it and went on to absolutely trounce their friends with such an enormous powerhouse.
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In state after state and vote after vote, the BJP did indeed trounce its doddering rival, spreading a widening swathe of saffron—the colour of Hindu nationalists—across the political map.
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Not because it will necessarily trounce the Oculus Rift, but simply because it's a tool for awesome new experiences and it's got the right price, ergonomics, and performance to deliver them.
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In a restorative day for front-runners, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump both cast aside recent setbacks to trounce their rivals in New York's Democratic and Republican primaries on April 226th.
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And for the next caucus (where get-out-the-vote matters more than primaries), in Nevada, he assembled enough of an operation to positively trounce both Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio.
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All of this set the stage for making the border issue the blunt weapon that helped Donald Trump trounce a crowded field of establishment GOP presidential candidates in the 2016 primaries.
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The Patriots quarterback, who won his record sixth championship after helping to trounce the Los Angeles Rams at Super Bowl LIII in February, has been enjoying his time away from the field.
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But the team showed promise during their six preseason games and were able to trounce the Golden State Warriors — the reigning back-to-back champions — twice during both of their match-ups.
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In an ideal world, Clinton would trounce Trump, extending her coattails all the way down the ballot, to capture Congress as well, leaving Republicans branded as the Trump party for a generation.
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The Czech, a twice Wimbledon champion, turned in a ruthless display to trounce Barty 6-1 63-4 in 68 minutes and reach her first Grand Slam semi-final in five years.
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"Bernie is running way behind and will have to trounce Clinton if he's going to accumulate enough delegates to beat her at the convention," said Democratic strategist Brad Bannon, who is unaffiliated.
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The new fossils, if they are indeed that, trounce the previous record-holder for "oldest fossilized life form," which are 3.5-billion-year-old stromatolites found in Australia — and by a landslide.
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ROCKIES TROUNCE PADRES Nolan Arenado hit his 14th homer, Ian Desmond added a grand slam, and visiting Colorado routed San Diego, 10-1, to halt the Padres' season-high, five-game winning streak.
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While he typically takes on humans, he faced a daunting new opponent in June: a powerful bot developed by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University and Facebook AI Research to trounce the world's top players.
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Trump is poised to trounce his opponents in the New York primary on April 19, with the latest polls showing Trump with just over 50% of support -- more than doubling Cruz and Ohio Gov.
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The prospect of her winning in May remains low according to opinion polls - centrist Emmanuel Macron would trounce her in the second round 83 percent to 38 percent, an Ipsos survey suggested on Tuesday.
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Every time she draws attention to the Trumpian flaws that were conspicuous to all during the campaign, she doesn't hear the obvious rejoinder echoing in every American's mind: Then why couldn't you trounce him?
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What convinced the high-octane former Marine and FBI agent—who resigned his congressional office after pleading guilty to felony tax evasion—that Bannon is amped to help him trounce incumbent Representative Dan Donovan?
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Maureen Dowd WASHINGTON — One lazy, sultry afternoon in 1947, two years after America helped trounce the Nazis, my father arrived at our family's modest summer house on the Severn River near the Naval Academy.
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Indeed, with sales and marketing so thoroughly optimized at this point — and companies wondering how else to trounce the competition — there's now a race afoot for numerous startups looking to become the Salesforce of design.
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EditorsNote: rewords second graf Junior forward Dedric Lawson posted team highs of 20 points and eight rebounds Tuesday as No. 2 Kansas overcame a sluggish first half to trounce Wofford 72-47 at Lawrence, Kan.
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US manufacturing may have just contracted for the first time in years, but Goldman Sachs says now is time to buy exposure to the sector, which is positioned to trounce the rest of the market.
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The French director Bertrand Tavernier has a memory that would trounce any reference book, yet one virtue of his new documentary, "My Journey Through French Cinema," is that it makes no attempt to be encyclopedic.
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Bacon helps Florida State trounce Detroit Mercy Two games into the NIT Season Tip-Off and Florida State stands 21-23 — the second win coming Sunday afternoon against Detroit Mercy, 22016-217 at Tallahassee, Fla.
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NOTRE DAME 79, ROBERT MORRIS 49 Marina Mabrey and Arike Ogunbowale scored 15 points each to help No. 1-seeded Notre Dame (753-3) trounce 16th-seeded Robert Morris (22-11) in South Bend, Ind.
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ORIOLES TROUNCE RAYS Manny Machado hit a three-run homer, Kevin Gausman pitched seven innings of two-hit ball, and Baltimore thumped Tampa Bay, 7-1, at Camden Yards to avert a three-game sweep.
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Hillary Clinton, after all, was certain to trounce Trump in the upcoming election and nominate a successor to the late Justice Antonin Scalia, tilting the court in liberals' favor for the first time since the 1960s.
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One year after that interview, as the election drew near, Colbert very obviously began to assume — as many did — that Clinton was on track to trounce Trump and reduce him to a (particularly ludicrous) historical footnote.
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Mazen&aposs fund changed from a US fund to an international one at the end of 43 but has continued to trounce the market, as it&aposs returned 17.3% per year for the last three years.
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After just three days of self-play training and a total of 4.9 million games played against itself, AGZ acquired the expertise needed to trounce AlphaGo (by comparison, the original AlphaGo had 30 million games for inspiration).
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The one parked at Adobe Guadalupe, a hacienda-style winery that rears horses as well as grapes, actually takes reservations because the ceviche, duck tortas and marinated mushrooms trounce the reputation of things cooked on four wheels.
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Though Mr. Jack smartly declined to run against Mr. Powell, he agreed to recruit and campaign for another black challenger, whom Mr. Powell proceeded to trounce, with the help of the Harlem Democratic kingmaker J. Raymond Jones.
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These second-tier players proved good enough to trounce a pair of weaklings in Switzerland and South Korea, but were beaten by the Czech team, whose players have combined for a relatively modest 1,330 games in the NHL.
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This week, researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, led by Marin Soljacic, demonstrated a modified incandescent bulb that maintains the technology's advantages while vastly improving its energy credentials, giving it the potential to trounce CFLs and LEDs.
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But the League's economic spokesman Claudio Borghi hinted that these pledges could change and that much would depend on next year's European parliamentary elections, when more radical parties like his own hope to trounce the old, mainstream forces.
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After weeks of worrying that Senator Bernie Sanders would trounce his rivals on Super Tuesday and set the tone for a rancorous Democratic nomination, Michael Novogratz, the longtime trader and merchant banker, was newly motivated on Wednesday morning.
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SPURS TROUNCE GRIZZLIES Kawhi Leonard matched his postseason high with 63 points, and the San Antonio Spurs rolled to a 111-82 victory at home over the Memphis Grizzlies in Game 1 of their first-round playoff series.
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We&aposll only find out through a full review when this device launches in winter 2020, but it&aposs going to take quite a lot for it to trounce our current best Chromebook pick: the Google Pixelbook Go.
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The Bank of England (BOE) is widely expected to leave interest rates on hold Thursday at a record low of 0.25 percent after the U.K. economy continued to trounce gloomy forecasts and delivered a strong finish into year end.
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Anyway, give the trailer a watch above to watch Affleck trounce through a post-apocalyptic wasteland in raggedy clothes and be real scared of strangers, and—if you're so inclined—catch it in theaters when it premieres August 9.
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If Hillary Clinton is to trounce Donald Trump—and trouncing him should be the aim—it won't be because she's a bravura orator, but because her campaign will marginalize him so effectively that her coalition will grow to dwarf his.
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Ousting President Trump ahead of 2020 might appear to be an attractive proposition for the desperate Democrats, who expect that he will trounce them at the polls if they do not get rid of him first, but they are deceiving themselves.
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However, a Harris Interactive poll showed Macron winning the first round with 26 percent of votes, with Le Pen taking second place on 25 percent, setting him up to trounce her in the run-off with a score of 65 percent.
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Still, if Mr. Musk and his cousins, Lyndon and Peter Rive, can trounce the competition and surmount their financial woes — and those are very big ifs — the integrated company they are trying to assemble could be in a position to dominate.
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For the last few years, Facebook has been at the forefront of a tech run that has helped tech stocks—up roughly 299 percent—trounce the performance of the overall market, which rose roughly 271 percent over the last four years.
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For the last few years, Facebook has been at the forefront of a tech run that has helped tech stocks—up roughly 90 percent—trounce the performance of the overall market, which rose roughly 50 percent over the last four years.
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Many of her illustrations explore her relationship with her cat, Odin, and her meal portraits trounce any food porn account, whether she's twirling inside of a massive donut, showing off last night's pasta, or crouched under a gargantuan tomato plant.
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If that's as close as he gets to a victory on Super Tuesday, while Trump is winning basically everywhere and knocking Cruz and Rubio to the canvas, then the Donald will easily trounce Kasich in the Rust Belt and Midwest a week later.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Centrist Emmanuel Macron would trounce far-right leader Marine Le Pen in France's presidential election if, as seems increasingly likely, the two face off in the second and final round of the contest on May 7, a poll showed on Tuesday.
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In 1996, when it was clear that Bill Clinton would trounce Bob Dole, Republicans encouraged voters to stick with their party in the down ballot, and Newt Gingrich, then speaker of the House, cautioned his members to distance themselves from Mr. Dole.
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To write a biography of Susan Sontag is to see how the image of a person can trounce the human behind it — and to learn that, even for someone as heavily mythologized as she was, some myths are more resilient than others.
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In 2018, Whitmer -- whose campaign slogan was "Fix the damn roads" -- defeated the Sanders-endorsed Abdul El-Sayed in the gubernatorial primary, and went on to trounce her Republican opponent by 9.5 percentage points just two years after Trump had won the state.
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There are a number of photographs featuring queer men and women mocking Anita Bryant, the former singer who emerged as a strident anti-gay crusader in the late 1970s and teamed up with the divisive evangelical figure Jerry Falwell to trounce gay rights.
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That's to an extent due to the hazy sense of ease he telegraphs to some voters; how he registers as having the "right" profile -- older, white, male -- to trounce President Donald Trump (who, notably, is 73) in a high-stakes political contest.
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Clinton advisers believe she will trounce Mr. Sanders in Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia, which have contests on Tuesday, and, in doing so, move even further ahead of him in their race to capture the 2,383 delegates needed for the Democratic nomination.
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All that said, the two cards typically perform within 10 frames per second of one another, while the 1080, 2080, and 21070 Ti, with their beefier internals, simply trounce the two—about as you'd expect for cards that often cost twice as much or more.
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White helps Arizona State trounce San Francisco Romello White had a double-double with 16 points and 13 rebounds, including six on the offensive glass, to help No. 20 Arizona State steamroll San Francisco 75-57 on Saturday at Wells Fargo Arena in Tempe, Ariz.
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While both Clinton and Trump are playing up their home state ties ahead of the New York primary, the former New York senator would trounce the New York real estate developer by 16 points in a general election match-up, according to the poll.
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Wagner helps Michigan trounce UC Riverside Junior forward Moe Wagner had 224 points and 22 rebounds and junior Charles Matthews had 23 points and a career-high 241 assists to lead Michigan to an 23-22 rout of UC Riverside on Sunday at Ann Arbor, Mich.
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But Former Vice President Joe Biden, who spent a little more than $233,000 to run ads in Virginia, rode the momentum of his South Carolina victory to trounce his rivals and capture 48 of the 99 delegates that were up grabs in the Old Dominion State.
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SYDNEY, March 227 (Reuters) - ACT Brumbies ran in seven tries to trounce the New South Wales Waratahs 224-217 on Sunday in the final match before Super Rugby joined much of the rest of the sporting world in putting up the shutters because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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As the meme has grown from obscure 4chan greentext joke to getting its own subreddit, we've come to learn that the sleepy detective could effortlessly trounce Thanos or kill God by merely thinking about them, but is mostly a benevolent, timeless being who quietly uses his powers to prevent us from killing ourselves.
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As Sarah, Dani, and Grace join forces to trounce their sticky foe, you realize that this is what used to be known as a woman's picture, propelled by female sacrifice and pluck, and that Mackenzie Davis—tough but not invincible, and wise to her own frailties—is at the core of the propulsion.
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The numbers trounce Amazon's industry competitors in retail: Tech competitors get closer to Amazon's staggering pace: Amazon's been growing sales at impressive rates for four consecutive quarters, too, reporting year-over-year increases of 42.9 percent in the previous quarter, 38.2 percent in the December 2017 quarter, and 33.7 percent in the September quarter.
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" While there's no good reason to believe that Biden was involved in corrupt dealings involving his son, amid polling suggesting that Biden will trounce Trump in 2020 if he ends up being the Democratic nominee, the Times reported last month that Giuliani had "renewed his push for the Ukrainian government to pursue investigations into political opponents of Mr. Trump.
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She invited the Kahn family to trounce Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on constitutional due process and equal protections at the Democratic National Convention the evening of her historic nomination this July.
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