"You are upstaging me," I muttered to the cooing dove.
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But it's the text that is killed, by literal upstaging.
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Beyoncé's contribution to Coldplay's halftime show came preordained as an upstaging.
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In the ultimate upstaging, SpotMini gracefully sauntered off after the tumble.
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Who succeeds at upstaging a biblical miracle with a musical one?
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"Maybe he didn't want anyone upstaging the bride," a friend said.
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Your holiday photographs have just been upstaged by the Queens of Upstaging.
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Yodel Kid rocked Stagecoach Friday night ... upstaging Florida Georgia Line no less.
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Yet these disembodied Goliaths wind up upstaging their flesh-and-blood selves.
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Mr Salvini has spent the past year relentlessly undercutting and upstaging the M5S.
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Administration officials dismissed the notion that the deferential vice president was upstaging Trump.
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They nearly ruined my wedding, and they were definitely upstaging me at every turn.
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I'm so happy they're upstaging Kim — as much as I'm not a Kim hater.
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Mr. Bloomberg may also indirectly be challenging — or upstaging — his successor's approach to culture.
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Kevin Costner, who plays Al, is an actor almost uniquely capable of upstaging through understatement.
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It's not clear if the phone will receive a full launch next Wednesday, upstaging the Galaxy S10.
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But he is the king's favorite son and he has been upstaging bin Nayef, known as MBN.
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Sometimes, the larger star will skip the ceremony in order to avoid upstaging her less famous counterpart.
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Remember when she shot that bullseye, upstaging Bran, back when all the Stark children were alive and happy?
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That helps reassure PC-making partners who might otherwise worry about Intel eventually upstaging them with its own PCs.
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"When your daughter is already upstaging you on the red carpet … " the dad-to-be captioned an Instagram snap.
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In Gimson's estimation though, Johnson succeeded in upstaging Cameron during the Games, London's big moment on the international stage.
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It wasn't evident when he stormed into the Senate in early 2013, an upstart intent on upstaging the veterans.
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But whenever he took out his camera, Baba quickly started upstaging her four-legged roommates and hammed it up.
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The three formed a D.J. crew named Deep Space Soundworks, upstaging competitors by mixing in a live TR-808.
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And with that, somehow Gaga seems to have outdone herself again, upstaging Cinderella and giving us all serious tattoo envy.
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N) said it had won 571 orders and commitments for jetliners at the Paris Airshow, upstaging European rival Airbus (AIR.
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She was my nemesis, constantly making fun of me, constantly upstaging me, and, if she wasn't doing that, ignoring me altogether.
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The threesome from the hit Netflix series took to the red carpet in tandem, basically upstaging everyone else who came before them.
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She was the definition of upstaging when the guys swung her around with her legs spread in the background of the prom scene.
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When Debbie died the next day, I could just picture her saying, 'Well, she's upstaging me once again, of course – she had to.
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"Not sure of the Royal protocol there, upstaging the couple's wedding by hijacking it with their baby news," one person wrote on Twitter.
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The stage is all theirs and as a result, quite often they don't want anything that has the remotest chance of upstaging them.
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The queen of the internet did it again, upstaging the lackluster monologue by perfectly conveying everything we all felt throughout the underwhelming rant.
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He announced his bid for the presidency on New Year's Eve, upstaging Poroshenko who was giving a traditional televised address to the nation.
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Despite her royal status, Princess Kate has developed a clever trick to avoid upstaging the bride on her big day: Pulling a royal rewear!
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Reuters earlier reported Boeing was close to clinching a deal for 216-10s, upstaging expectations of an early Airbus deal for the larger A380.
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He may have been pulled into the Amiga event in the name of upstaging Apple, but Andy Warhol's interest in the Amiga was genuine.
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Maybe you've seen my solo, globe-trotting adventures in Morocco or Paris or New York, documented in the selfies of me upstaging famous monuments.
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There's the dress code, the weather — not to mention the pack of people one hopes to make envious (without upstaging the bride, of course).
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On the contrary, they welcomed the opportunity to demonstrate their opposition to indirect Communist rule over their theoretically autonomous district by upstaging Beijing's show.
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Even larger demonstrations in Hong Kong aimed at upstaging the festivities in Beijing are expected on Tuesday, with fresh clashes with the police likely.
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He is in point of fact dealing without any question whatsoever in partisan politics upstaging the President of the United States for whom he works.
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What to do if it's possible that your presence could be upstaging more deserving writers, even though you've been encouraged not to back out of the race?
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Greece was lurching towards civil war and Runciman gained an abiding love for the country, pleasure from upstaging the British ambassador and the position of Astrologer Royal.
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Add in her obvious athletic talent, her being African-American in a still-predominantly white sport and her upstaging of Williams on one of tennis' biggest stages?
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Here she is at Carnegie Hall, singing with the New York Philharmonic under James Levine, completely upstaging a full orchestra in her ecstatic and effortlessly majestic entrance.
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Though many in the royal family have released statements expressing their congratulations and well-wishes, British tabloids have accused Harry and Meghan of upstaging Princess Eugenie's wedding.
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It also indicates that director Andrés Muschietti (Mama) has kept the kids of the Losers' Club as the focus of his adaptation, rather than the upstaging Pennywise.
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The Vaporfly Elite is the sportswear giant's vehicle for crossing that threshold and perhaps even upstaging the Adidas Adizero Sub2, the new marathon shoe from its chief rival.
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Tim Cook introduced Hill while standing on Apple's under-construction campus, where the gigantic earth-toned pyramid is already upstaging the incomplete $5 billion Norman Foster-designed building.
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When Debbie died the next day, I could just picture her saying, 'Well, she’s upstaging me once again, of courseâ€"she had to,'" she went on.
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Dishaw of Meghan's Mirror said that if Markle had worn a chic pantsuit or body-conscious dress, she would've made headlines for upstaging the bride, Harry's maternal cousin.
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Op-Ed Contributor Eight decades ago, Patricia Douglas made nationwide headlines, upstaging even the wedding of the former king of England and the American double-divorcée Wallis Simpson.
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Moreover, the SHOW ME THE MONEY line was also spoken by Cuba Gooding Jr., a black actor who goes uncredited in this puzzle (despite upstaging Tom Cruise). 2.
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And his interest in freaking you out and in showing off what a strong visual director he is...keep upstaging the strength or the tightness of that story.
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In some areas, China is actually surpassing, and in the future years, could be upstaging the US. For example, in the area of AI, China has done very well.
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Highlights of the Clinton portion include her early forays into activism at Wellesley, where she generated headlines by upstaging a conservative senator, Edward Brooke, with her commencement speech rebuttal.
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"You're sitting in a business meeting, and you censor yourself because you don't want the men sitting all around you to think that you are upstaging them," she said.
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The raised threshold -- it had previously been a plurality from five states -- helped to prevent Paul's supporters from upstaging or distracting from the presumptive nominee, Mitt Romney, on national television.
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But Ms. Lindsay has miscalculated significantly in allowing the show's narrator, Anita (Mieke D), to be a giant, attention-craving personality, upstaging the other characters with visual and vocal loudness.
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When Bryant bowed out with a 60-point blaze of chucking glory—upstaging the Warriors on the night they won their NBA regular season-record 73rd game—were we not entertained?
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It had to be tied in seamlessly to everything that was happening narratively, and everything that's happening on-screen, so that it really only upheld the action rather than upstaging it.
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Zelenskiy announced he was running for president on December 31 on 1+1, upstaging Poroshenko, who was giving a traditional New Year's Eve address to the nation at the same time.
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In years to come, Kusamba will regale her children with tales of upstaging two very talented men while voicing an animal that waits to eat the rotting flesh scraps off carcasses.
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Couldn't someone advise Mr. Walker and his designer, Jason Wu, that the various colors employed for individual costumes project with unequal force, and that lime green has a garishly upstaging effect?
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Conforama parent Steinhoff said it was considering its next move after the French retailer tabled a "final" 170 pence-per-share offer for electronics chain Darty, upstaging Conforama's earlier 160p bid.
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Jerry Brown of California met in Beijing with President Xi Jinping of China, upstaging the White House and further suggesting the determination of some states to hew to the climate accord.
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But some women with fibroids have undiagnosed cancers, and morcellation can spray malignant cells around inside the abdomen and pelvis like seeds, "upstaging" the disease to a more advanced and deadly form.
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There's also the Zouwu, a charming monster with a catlike face and a long body that whips around like a Chinese New Year dragon, upstaging everyone who shares the screen with it.
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For the moment, the slowdown in global manufacturing and trade, and the associated hit to oil consumption, is upstaging OPEC's decision to extend production limits for an extra 9 months until March 2020.
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His supporters are countering that he's speaking after Abrams, not upstaging her — and that the criticism is an example of party loyalists' willingness to smear Sanders in advance of a potential 22016 presidential run.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Max Whitlock ended Britain's 120-year wait for an Olympic gymnastics gold medal by upstaging two-time world champion Kenzo Shirai to win the men's floor exercise title on Sunday.
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Donald J. Trump could not resist making a splashy appearance every night of his convention — emerging onstage as a fog-enshrouded silhouette one night, upstaging a political foe from the stands two nights later.
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He was asked in Cultured, this sort of art and architecture culture magazine, by Hamza Walker, about Dana Schutz and whether or not he found the attention that she got upstaging to his work.
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Trump's decision on the Fed chair is upstaging the start of its two-day policy meeting in Washington on Tuesday, although it is widely expected to leave interest rates unchanged in its statement on Wednesday.
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President Donald Trump is apparently not thrilled that his former lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen, who is testifying before Congress Wednesday, is upstaging Trump's big diplomatic extravaganza with North Korean leader Kim Jong in Vietnam.
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We would never recommend upstaging the bride — gentle reminder: it's STILL quite the faux pas to wear white to a wedding unless requested by the couple — but, we can't promise you won't be dubbed 'best dressed.
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Why it matters: Scaramucci's aggressive entrance rattled West Wing staffers, and, like any aide representing President Trump on TV, he runs the risk of upstaging POTUS, who insists on being the star of his own show.
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The sapeurs who appeared in Solange Knowles's 2012 "Losing You" video came close to upstaging the singer with their saucy antics, and numberless fashion magazines have featured editorials about them or the extreme styles they propose.
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He and Raija have other issues, having moved in with Elis, his wife and kids, a familial squall that (like the tots who pop up now and again) has a way of upstaging important adult matters.
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She too found herself inadvertently upstaging him, and a gaggle of congressmen, when she was photographed in late October standing on a staircase above them as they staged a protest against the process of the impeachment proceedings.
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Protester shot by police In the lead-up to October 1, the focus was on whether China's leaders would crack down in Hong Kong or otherwise try and stop the city from upstaging the capital with inevitable protests.
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But the angry tweets about Sanders upstaging a black woman came fast and furious: Bernie Sanders is doing his State Of the Union response to speak to all the white people who are uncomfortable watching Stacey Abrams' SoTU response.
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Defense ties between India and the United States have grown rapidly, with U.S. arms sales of more than $4 billion in 2012-15, mostly under government-to-government foreign military sales, upstaging long-term supplier Russia and even Israel.
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On a remarkable day of five penalties during Saturday's matches, Peru's Christian Cueva then repeated Messi's failure, arguably even upstaging it by skying his penalty high over the bar in a game Denmark went on to win 1-0.
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She campaigned passionately to end child poverty and economic inequality, upstaging the ruling center-right National Party and forming a government with the small, nationalist New Zealand First Party and the Green Party under the country's proportional voting system.
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Mr. Dunn used to tell the story as one about the mercurial, possibly vindictive Merce, until the writer Nancy Dalva suggested that Mr. Dunn think of the episode not as Cunningham upstaging him, but as Cunningham dancing with him.
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Less humorously, some are calling out the couple for "upstaging" the newlywed Princess Eugenie by announcing the news to other royals on Friday, a decision that some have deemed a faux pas with some accusing them of "stealing Eugenie's thunder".
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Vincent G. Boudreau, the school's interim president, is expected to be given the job on a permanent basis on Monday by CUNY's board of trustees, according to college officials who spoke on condition of anonymity to avoid upstaging the announcement.
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I was more focused on the tang of Ms. Sciorra's realness (in 2001, she lost an Emmy for her "Sopranos" work to Sally Field) and how this reckoning with bad men has the tendency of upstaging the great work of women.
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The most interesting comment came during an appearance on Fox Business, where he argued that Russian President Vladimir Putin was "upstaging" Obama in the Middle East and "double-downing basically on a bad policy" by backing Bashar al-Assad in Syria.
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"It takes no amount of effort for any reasonable physician to understand that mincing up tumors with malignant potential inside a human body cavity is a prohibitively dangerous practice—because it risks spreading or upstaging a deadly process," he told the anesthesiology society.
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If Russia has a chance to play the good guy here, it can do so for its own interest, exerting global influence, upstaging the U.S. and perhaps diverting attention from its role supporting Bashar Assad in Syria and its bullying of Ukraine.
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India and China are going head to head in the Maldives, the Indian Ocean island chain where Beijing is building roads, bridges and a bigger airport, upstaging India which has been the country's prime provider of military and civilian aid for decades.
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Haley, who had scant experience in diplomacy before taking the U.N. job, now emerges as a dream candidate, one who figured out how to work with the voluble Trump without upstaging him, but would also buck her boss on issues that mattered to her.
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Male candidates have long been able to use their children to appear more youthful, human and charming: John F. Kennedy, Jr. peeking out from his father's desk in the Oval Office, Andrew Giuliani antically upstaging his father during his inauguration as mayor of New York.
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Ms. Coddington is well known to those in the fashion industry — and indeed many outside of it, thanks to a fabulously upstaging turn in the 2009 documentary "The September Issue" and the memoir, "Grace," that followed it — as one of the driving forces of Vogue.
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Carter won two-thirds of the delegate votes, but Kennedy refused to drop out of the primary race, upstaging the incumbent with a spellbinding concession speech at the 1980 Democratic National Convention and refusing to raise Carter's hand in a victory symbol on the platform.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - The dark horses from Japan may have failed to spoil Usain Bolt's send-off party, but lightening team work helped them pull off a massive shock by upstaging North American sprinting giants to win Olympic silver in the 4x100 meters relay on Friday.
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Considered one of the best storytellers of his generation, Bert regales the audience at the Trocadero Theatre in Philadelphia with stories about zip-lining with his family, his daughter practicing softball with an imaginary ball, and upstaging ex-NBA player Ralph Sampson at a childhood basketball camp.
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Though it was clear through the years that Fisher loved her mother dearly — they were photographed together in public hundreds if not thousands of times — much of her comic narrative centered around how Reynolds, ever the star before the stage mother, could not resist upstaging her daughter whenever possible.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 19 (Reuters) - The dark horses from Japan may have failed to spoil Usain Bolt's send-off party, but lightening team work helped them pull off a massive shock by upstaging North American sprinting giants to win Olympic silver in the 4x100 metres relay on Friday.
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There are a handful of secondary characters who come close to upstaging the hero, including Beckett's companion, Val (Thandie Newton); a radical droid called L3-37 (Phoebe Waller-Bridge); and Lando Calrissian (Donald Glover), the original owner of the Millennium Falcon, Han's sometime rival and secret ego ideal.
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It will be his show alone, without the intermediary of the press — he has given one newspaper interview since his election on May 7 — while upstaging his own prime minister, backed solely by the gold and mirrors of Versailles, and facing solo 925 lawmakers, many obliged to him.
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Pence — who is always cautious about upstaging the president — literally followed in Trump's footsteps, flying with his wife to Corpus Christi, Texas, two days after the president and first lady Melania Trump had flown there and received updates from officials on the response effort to Hurricane Harvey, which made landfall late last Friday.
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Weiss's girlfriend, Jan Svendsen, was clearly shook: Leslie Jones—also shook: Benedict Cumberbatch was fucking elated: Even Mandy Patinkin looked jazzed: Milo Ventimiglia, perfect gentleman that he is, contained himself enough to help Svendsen up to the stage: And then Weiss reminded his siblings that he did, in fact, get permission from his dad to give Svendsen the ring his father gave his mother 67 years earlier: And, I mean just look at Sterling K. Brown's face: Of course she said yes: And with that the man who won an Emmy for directing the Oscars proved that he can engineer a perfect movie moment on television, upstaging the entire evening and stealing the whole damn show.
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