Kim Kardashian West is waving the white flag — at last.
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The President is calling the move a waving the 'white flag.
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The party that capitulated to Trump is going to keep on waving the white flag.
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Now the Justice Department appears to be waving the white flag — at least in part.
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"He's waving the white flag, not the American flag," Mr. Navarro said of Mr. Toomey.
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The standoff ended with Browand slapping a note on Maxworthy's office door, waving the white flag.
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Emanuel may be waving the white flag of surrender ahead of a race that's very much in play.
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"Mr. Robot" star Grace Gummer is waving the white flag on her marriage -- she's just filed for divorce.
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Kumail Nanjiani is waving the white flag after a Twitter spat with Meghan McCain, telling the daughter of Sen.
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This brings another question into the spotlight: Is the GOP waving the "white flag" in the war against guns?
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Think of the Ceramic Carrera2 as an ally that will have bad hair days waving the white flag of surrender.
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I am finally waving the white flag and acknowledging the existence of sporting events that I don't care about much.
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But he did have a chance not to take another shot at Iran when it was waving the white flag.
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Dale Earnhardt Jr. is waving the white flag on his storied career -- announcing he'll retire from NASCAR after the 2017 season.
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Less than four years later, the magazine is a shadow of its former self — and Hughes is waving the white flag.
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Given his grim poll numbers, Flake was simply bowing to political facts by waving the white flag on his reelection fight.
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Not just the last eight years under Obama, but I remember in the Cold War, they were waving the white flag.
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About ten disheartened terrorists have been taken into custody, he says, bringing the total waving the white flag to more than 900.
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President Trump tweeted that Harley-Davidson was waving the white flag and urged patience to give his economic policies a chance to work.
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An Uber X driver, Ivan, told Mashable he and a handful of friends who drive full-time with Uber are temporarily waving the white flag on Jun. 1.53.
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One of Wall Street's biggest bulls is waving the white flag on the rally and delivered an unnerving message for investors: A near-term storm is on the horizon for stocks.
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" The remarks got him quick pushback from conservatives, including members of the Federation for American Immigration Reform, which asked whether GOP leadership was waving "the white flag on real immigration reform.
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That was one of the things we saw with (New Zealand central bank governor) Wheeler waving the white flag that he is not going to use easing to try and weaken the currency.
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That was one of the things we saw with (New Zealand central bank Governor Graeme) Wheeler waving the white flag that he is not going to use easing to try and weaken the currency.
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Foreign states might also see Democrats essentially waving the white flag and decide that the smart money is now on doing what Trump wants and opening all kinds of politically convenient investigations into his enemies.
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Apple confirmed it is shutting down the six-year-old program on June 30th, officially waving the white flag on attempting to compete with Google, Facebook and other major players in the digital advertising space.
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That was one of the things we saw with (New Zealand central bank governor) Wheeler waving the white flag and saying that he is not going to use easing to try and weaken the currency.
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Taylor Swift is not waving the white flag in her war with Kanye West over the secret audio recording ... our Taylor sources say she may still file a police report because she says Kanye committed a felony.
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News coverage focused on how Microsoft was waving the "white flag" to Google after losing a popularity contest, but some stories also noted how Microsoft's action might lead to a better browsing experience for consumers on Windows.
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The motorcycle manufacturer has drawn the President's scorn for, as he put it, waving the "white flag" and choosing outsourcing some production to avoid tariffs Europe slapped on American goods as a countermeasure to the tariffs Trump enacted.
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While today he criticized Harley-Davidson for waving the "white flag" by moving some production to Europe to avoid retaliatory tariffs on US goods, he argued his tariffs are bringing countries begging to the US for new unilateral trade deals.
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When Portland traded starting center and locker-room favorite Mason Plumlee to the Nuggets for Jusuf Nurkic prior to the NBA trade deadline, it appeared to be a sign that the team was waving the white flag for the season.
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But, rather than ever owning that, waving the white flag, and giving in to the fact that I need to press pause, I often pass it off as something else entirely—just like I did with my response to my husband that evening.
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The British foursome had looked prepared to battle leading 3-2 after four ends but then let the contest get away giving up three in the fifth and allowing the U.S. to steal four in the eighth with Smith waving the white flag.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Uber, which has had a reputation for aggressive pursuit of market share even at the expense of profitability, reported a rare quarterly profit on Wednesday that was driven by taking the opposite approach: Waving the white flag in challenging overseas markets.
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Waving the white flag: Over the weekend the KKK held a rally in opposition to the removal of a statue of Confederate Civil War General Robert in Charlottesville Virginia and were made by thousands of counter-protesters rejecting their views of hatred and bigotry.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Roger Federer handed Nick Kyrgios a 25-4 6-1 7-5 tennis masterclass by storming into the fourth round of the U.S. Open on Saturday with a ruthless display that left the Australian talking to himself and waving the white flag.
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" New York's loss Sunday was a franchise-record sixth straight on Opening Day as it begins what appears to be a rare rebuilding season in the Bronx, but Yankees general manager Brian Cashman told reporters: "We're in transition, but we're not waving the white flag while transitioning.
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The New York Yankees spent the weekend and Monday selling off some of the biggest pieces on their roster in a signal they were waving the white flag on the season and planning for the future, though a few veterans did make their way back to the team.
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"I became overwhelmed by so many of the world's problems and my own that it made me want to lay down on the ground in the fetal position, but instead of doing that and waving the white flag, I chipped away at one thing at a time and I realized that things were slowly shifting," the singer explains.
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MSNBC anchor Craig Melvin said on Wednesday that "President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is waving the white flag" on child migrants, referring to Trump's decision to sign an executive order to keep families together who cross the border illegally.
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December 9: About 150 representatives of Moscow's worker squads gathered at Fidler's technical school, the workers' "war ministry", where thousands of worker squads had received military training. Troops shelled Fidler from 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. despite the besieged waving the white flag.
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When General Lee surrendered at the Appomattox Court House, it was actually a future Rock Hill resident who was responsible for waving the white flag. Captain Robert Moorman Sims, a farmer from Lancaster County, was sent by General James Longstreet to inform Union troops that the Confederate troops wanted a truce.
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The Nationals made more moves on August 21. In what both local and national media widely characterized as "throwing in the towel" or "waving the white flag" after a disappointing season, Washington traded starting second baseman Daniel Murphy and backup first baseman Matt Adams to the Cubs and Cardinals respectively, teams whose recent wins over the Nationals had rendered their odds of reaching the postseason bleak, according to analysts.
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Media Guide 2008, p. 235. Despite having a losing regular season record, Vancouver had home ice advantage in the first series, having finished second in the Smythe Division to the Edmonton Oilers. The Canucks also had home ice advantage during the second round series against the Kings, who upset the Oilers in the first round. During the Conference Finals against the Black Hawks, Vancouver interim head coach Roger Neilson, frustrated with what he felt was the poor officiating in the game, placed a white towel on the end of a hockey stick and held it up in a gesture mocking surrender (waving the white flag).
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Media Guide 2008, p. 235. Despite having a losing regular season record, Vancouver had home ice advantage in the first series, having finished second in the Smythe Division to the Edmonton Oilers. The Canucks also had home ice advantage during the second round series against the Kings, who upset the Oilers in the first round. Late in Game 2 of the Conference Finals in Chicago, Vancouver Interim Head Coach Roger Neilson, frustrated with what he felt was the poor officiating in the game, placed a white towel on the end of a hockey stick and held it up in a gesture mocking surrender (waving the white flag).
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In response, Lennon and Ono held a press conference on 1 April 1973 at the New York City Bar Association, where they announced the formation of the state of Nutopia; a place with "no land, no boundaries, no passports, only people". Waving the white flag of Nutopia (two handkerchiefs), they asked for political asylum in the US. The press conference was filmed, and appeared in a 2006 documentary, The US vs. John Lennon. Soon after the press conference, Nixon's involvement in a political scandal came to light, and in June the Watergate hearings began in Washington, DC. They led to the president's resignation 14 months later.
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