He crossed the finish line before waving to the crowd.
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Were they just waving to anyone on the High Line?
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The couple rose, too, nodding and waving to the crowd.
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He was always smiling, happy, telling jokes and waving to people.
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They were now waving to the waiting media that is there.
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There was a little Quixote standing back there waving to me.
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"Just waving to you, Joe," Sanders said as the audience laughed.
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But instead of waving to her grandpa, Charlotte stuck out her tongue.
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He later drew another roar while waving to fans from the bench.
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Li appeared in high spirits, smiling, cracking jokes and waving to reporters.
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Deaf Granny stood beneath the eaves, waving to me from a distance.
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The president remained stern faced throughout, even when waving to clapping supporters.
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People were waving to him as we came in on the expressway.
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" Sanders joked in response, "I'm just waving to you, Joe, saying hello.
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They scanned the ground -- and saw VanHecke, furiously waving to get their attention.
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With that, Jon rides off, waving to Sansa, who already looks very regal.
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The little girl even greeted the late Bobby by waving to his photo.
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"I was waving to them," Mr. Trump said just after New Year's Day.
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Finally, as the anticipation was building, Stefani emerged, smiling and waving to the crowd.
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Bill Belichick appeared to be all smiles while waving to fans during the celebrations.
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And then they go back to waving, to the delight of the giggling tourists.
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Our next-generation female standard-bearer isn't waving to us yet from the shore.
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Depp appeared to be in good spirits, waving to the crowd before entering the gala.
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In the Instagram video, the female officer is seen waving to the cell phone camera.
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Then they greeted the crowd as a team, high-fiving and waving to audience members.
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Instead, we wandered through the reception, waving to guests as they tried to place us.
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In this perfectly timed photo, it appears the polar bear is waving to the camera.
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We last saw Brienne of Tarth wistfully waving to her love, Jaime Lannister, at Riverrun.
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Buhari exited his plane waving to ministers and army chiefs who came to greet him.
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Throughout the event, Trump could be seen waving to the crowd, the Associated Press reported.
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D. and the Bulgarian woman climbed the tall lifeguard's platform together, waving to us below.
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"This street reminds me of that show," she said, waving to a passer-by outside.
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In the evenings the Syrians and Iraqis drank coffee, waving to passing neighbors, she said.
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Wendell Carter Jr.'s mom is waving to him as he makes his way down.
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The famous couple posed for cameras and waving to fans before the on-court action started.
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The 215st President waving to well wishers in Dock Square on arrival in Kennebunkport, ME today.
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"Twenty years ago, celebrities waving to fans from their homes was a big deal," Misra says.
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The 41st President waving to well wishers in Dock Square on arrival in Kennebunkport, ME today.
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Harry was spotting waving to the crowd, as well as laughing, batting and pitching during the match.
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Kevin Durant on paramedics waving to him from ambulance: "Don't you got a job to do?" pic.twitter.
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But Mr. Profaci was standing in front of the man and thought she was waving to him.
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"Hola, mucho gusto," Obama said, waving to the Cuban contingent from his podium onstage at Stanford University.
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"I did a Clipper game, I couldn't believe it, two guys were waving to women," he said.
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The athlete was spotted lifting up his daughter alongside his son Benjamin Rein, 9, while waving to fans.
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One scene showed Reagan waving to crowds from a rail car he used in a 1984 campaign stop.
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But by then, Mr. Rangel had nearly reached the caucus room, waving to volunteers who called his name.
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Another video posted on her page captured her waving to the lion, who was still staring at her.
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No matter where you are on Earth, take a selfie (or a group photo) waving to OSIRIS-REx.
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He moved slowly through the crowd, shaking hands over the fence, smiling and waving to those farther away.
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Some ventured outside on balconies, waving to loved ones or shouting messages to reporters on the dock below.
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People are waving to you, they say hello to you—almost the same as we do in Newfoundland.
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Beside him, his sister Princess Gabriella danced to the military band, occasionally throwing kisses and waving to the crowd.
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In the video, little Rayna is seen waving to her "robot" friend before running to it with open arms.
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Gia then was spotted turning around and happily waving to her mom with a huge grin on her face.
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The athlete was spotted lifting up his daughter, Vivian, 6, alongside his son, Benjamin, 9, while waving to fans.
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But when the shot zooms up, it's Kanye West rather than the incumbent president who's waving to the masses.
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Later in the day, Clinton emerged from daughter Chelsea's apartment and was seen smiling and waving to the crowd.
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"I was waving to them," President Donald Trump recalled of greeting the machine gun-toting agents patrolling the grounds.
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McConnell declined to comment to the press, only waving to reporters as he entered the GOP conference lunch meeting.
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Nova couldn't contain her excitement and happily said, "It's waving to me!" as she kissed the photograph of Catelynn's scan.
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In the photo, a young Hanks is seen waving to the crowd as he walks with Wilson on his arm. .
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Novalee couldn't contain her excitement and happily said, "It's waving to me!" as she kissed the photograph of Catelynn's scan.
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A high-end Western but Chinese-themed department store long sold playful watches featuring Mao's arm waving to the crowds.
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"The 41st President waving to well wishers in Dock Square on arrival in Kennebunkport, ME today," spokesperson Jim McGrath tweeted.
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There were all kinds of theories, ranging from cultural hand-waving to claims that it was all because of welfare.
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And bringing up the rear, Ronald Torreyes paraded past, waving to the crowd from atop the shoulders of Aaron Judge.
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"He was waving to me," said Mr. Suleyman, also at the Erbil hospital, where he was visiting a wounded relative.
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I think it says a lot that you were running this morning and people were waving to you along Embarcadero.
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"That's when we thought about waving to the hospital after the end of the first quarter would be the perfect thing."
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The footage shows him sprinting down the tracks and screaming at a man while waving to the oncoming train to stop.
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He rode in a SWAT vehicle, waving to the crowd from the turret and wearing an officer's cap on his head.
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Clinton as a toddler, teetering down steps with a grown-up's help and waving to the camera with a toothy smile.
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His thick, black-framed glasses and Notorious B.I.G. T-shirt help me spot him again, hugging vendors and waving to passersby.
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If not, then we do a big song and dance (literally) of waving to me and saying goodbye at the door.
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After a while, FaceTime and waving to your friends when you pass their apartments during a solo walk can get old.
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Physically, the resemblance was uncanniest when Mr. Atamanuik was strolling around New York City, waving to crowds and shoveling down food.
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Fernandez had driven himself to the ceremony at Congress in his own silver Toyota, waving to crowds lined along the roadside.
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"Thank you, thank you," Rosmah said while waving to some gathered supporters as she walked out of the courtroom behind Najib.
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A smiling Mawarire was later seen waving to hundreds of supporters outside the court before being whisked away by his family members.
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You've seen his photos everywhere - shots of Donald Trump waving to supporters and Hillary Clinton grasping a microphone at a town hall.
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Maples, the mother of Donald's daughter Tiffany, spent 25 minutes in Trump Tower before waving to reporters and quickly leaving: http://bit.
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The former first couple could be seen waving to the group of people before heading into their SUV in videos posted online.
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Its ministers gathered on the balcony of the prime minister's residence in central Rome, waving to party supporters in the square below.
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Just before they pressed it, the journalists gathered around the button, cheering and waving to the crowd before bringing the ball down.
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In contrast, Mr. Lugar would cast his vote quickly after entering and, waving to a senator or two, just as quickly depart.
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As the train departed Dandong, the footage shows the other Chinese officials who stayed behind waving to Kim -- and Kim waving back.
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But as he departed Saturday, waving to crowds before boarding that train empty handed, the cracks in that confidence had been exposed.
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Not long afterward, the van pulled up to a pavilion, where a dozen or so attendants stood smiling and waving to us.
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Other fans took the changes in good part, waving to Trump as he entered and pulling out their phones to take photos.
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Don't worry ... the soldier got right up and appeared to be okay -- even waving to the crowd, which had erupted in cheers!
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How you deprioritize the woman striding toward the street, knowing she's heading for the group of friends waving to her from the sidewalk.
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The 63-year-old sports fan was seen fist-bumping team mates, waving to the crowd and firing shots at the opposition goalie.
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Other motorists gawked, and a boy on a Razor scooter gaped at me from a corner, waving to his mother to come look.
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But before he could do so, Manager Joe Girardi could be seen in the dugout waving to Judge to take off for second.
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"Hello, crocodile," she called out casually, waving to the 10-feet-long predator as our Land Cruiser drove parallel to the river bank.
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After speeding around central London for awhile and waving to the occasional bemused pedestrian, DyingLlama climbs down and runs gleefully off into the night.
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Williams, 35, a seven-time major winner and the eighth seed, trudged off Rod Laver Arena, waving to the crowd at 1:55 p.m.
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I quickly decided to give up the sensual hip waving to go back to the crazy dancing style I had mastered in high school.
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One Rodong spread emphasised Mr Kim's playfulness, showing him smiling and laughing against Singapore's skyline and waving to bystanders taking snaps with their mobiles.
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Video posted on social media showed Trump, wearing a dark suit but no tie, standing in a doorway and waving to the cheering crowd.
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It might as well be waving to all its haters as it rolls on by like the sleepy grand marshal in a kitty parade.
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Suddenly, a smiling Trump unexpectedly emerged in the audience, waving to the rowdy crowd as cameras cut away from the end of Cruz's remarks.
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Obama appears to hold a beverage in the clip, waving to the crowd in various directions before putting on sunglasses and entering a vehicle.
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Kipruto was so far ahead of his rivals that he started celebrating and waving to the crowd at the start of the final straight.
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He glanced up in time to see a man waving to the crowd who looked as if he was with the band ZZ Top.
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PHOENIX — Brian Mueller zips across Grand Canyon's campus in a golf cart, waving to students who greet the university's president by his first name.
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Campaign officials waited until Mr. Sanders was released from the hospital on Friday, smiling and waving to news reporters, before disclosing that he had.
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For the umpteenth time this year, Rihanna has been caught all smiles, waving to the paparazzi as she struts across playing-with-death type structures.
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In a photo shared by White House photographer Pete Souza to his Instagram account, the president can be seen waving to the pool of reporters.
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The comedian, 37, shared a photo of herself waving to a packed theater of fans who attended her stand-up show in Newark, New Jersey.
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She called it an "unexpected and overwhelming experience," waving to people from across their yards and talking to people she might not have met otherwise.
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In 2010, when Tea Party fever swept through congressional districts, I sat in a slow-moving convertible, waving to crowds at a Memorial Day parade.
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"The Fortnight offer was sort of waving to us: Let's meet, let's be together, let's come," Ms. Denis said of the appeal of the deadline.
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On Thursday, when Trump was in the White House berating Democrats, Lighthizer stood in the House gallery, waving to lawmakers as the deal sailed through.
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Still pissed at Mike, Lucas bikes off on his own to find Will, waving to the sketchy Hawkins Power and Light guy on the way out.
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The family of three posed together after Johnson's honor was unveiled as Jasmine waving to the crowds and photographers while squatting on the brand new star.
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They urged people not to pay taxes or send their children to state schools—and they stormed into mosques, knives waving, to lambast local Islamic practices.
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From the slow-motion flag-waving to the copious explosions and visually incomprehensible CG action, the series has become the ultimate expression of Bay's idiosyncratic style.
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His "Beyond the Sea" collection shows us who we'd really be waving to if we could see land at the other end of the watery horizon.
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The couple and their 10-year-old-son, Barron, hopped out of the limo and walked part of the parade route, waving to cheering well wishers.
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A message on Buhari's Twitter feed showed a picture of him waving to supporters and the message "4+4" to mark his second four-year term.
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From his sarcastic waving to to his over-the-top injury faking, Marchand came across as… well, not remotely likable, but at least vaguely self-aware.
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And once he went lame duck it was just really an exercise in waving to people and the power was gone, so I was very disappointed.
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Television cameras filmed Mr. Sanders as he left the hospital Friday, waving to onlookers and pumping a fist, then driving off in a sport utility vehicle.
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The mother of one gushed about her daughter Luna in a cute video she tweeted of the 9-month-old crawling around and waving to the camera.
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The 352-foot shot over the left field fence in his second major league at-bat had Maeda waving to Dodgers fans as he circled third base.
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" While she lives a quiet life these days, Walters said the icon is "sometimes known for waving to her fans from her home balcony — we will see!
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Earlier this month, Griffith stepped out with her mother, legendary actress Tippi Hedren, in Beverly Hills, where the pair was seen holding hands and waving to fans.
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Instead of waving to the crowd, the 4-year-old royal decided to stick out her tongue — which mom Kate quickly tried to stop her from doing.
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Instead of waving to the crowd, the 4-year-old princess decided to stick out her tongue — which mom Kate quickly tried to stop her from doing.
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Some got a version with a depressing image (Trump walking an empty parade route, sad!); others got a positive image, such as Trump waving to packed stands.
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But even he couldn't hold a candle to his overjoyed father, Shoukath, who continued to steal attention by gleefully waving to the crowd whenever Ansari mentioned him.
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The Frenchman was seen waving to onlookers before landing safely in Saint Margaret's Bay, very close to Dover on Britain's southern coast, according to French TV images.
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Multiple videos caught the Republican nominee and his wife, Melania, arriving at Public School 59 and waving to the loudly booing crowd as they were ushered inside.
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At the workshop for "The Thin Place," his hands had almost been another cast member, waving to emphasize points or pulling out scraps of dialogue from piles.
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"That's not the right anthem," Spanberger told the woman, furiously waving to her communications director, Connor Joseph, for help, as a few unfamiliar bars of music played.
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On Friday morning at Trump Tower in Manhattan, the president-elect's closest aides arrived, one by one, waving to the press corps as they entered the elevators.
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Later in the day, the two rode in an open-topped car through the streets of Pyongyang, waving to thousands of onlookers who had lined the streets.
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As we cross through the gridlocked Manhattan streets, dodging delivery trucks and waving to other Via drivers, he tells me he is at peace with his job.
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" While Day doesn't frequently step out publicly these days, Walters says the icon is "sometimes known for waving to her fans from her home balcony— we will see!
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She then handed off the camera to a friend to take a quick pic of her leaning on the balcony and waving to her legion of fans. 2.
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What we did glimpse, however, was a happy, healthy little nose and a few very curious fingers as Middleton held the newborn close while waving to the crowd.
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The unidentified fan walked up the aisle after being attended to by medical personnel and was waving to the crowd as she departed Petco Park via a wheelchair.
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Finally, at episode's end, as Aubry turned to gaze into the darkness, she saw the ghostly figures of Neal, Nick, and Debbie waving to her from the night.
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They like to march between the shouting students and the masked anti-fascists, waving to onlookers and hoping to catch someone's eye long enough to exchange a smile.
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Famed family train Images from Pyongyang on Saturday showed Kim waving to a farewell party from inside his train -- known for its green paintwork and horizontal yellow stripes.
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At the end of the rally, the two leaders held hands for some minutes as they did a slow victory lap around the stadium, waving to their fans.
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It took several days for the news of Lee's white flag waving to reach other Confederate generals, but they soon signed their own agreements of surrender too. Gen.
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The accident left the snowboarder unable to move for minutes until he reportedly sat up, strapped on his board and miraculously finished the race while waving to the crowd.
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Trump walking the halls of hospitals in El Paso and Dayton, waving to staffers and posing for smiling pictures as dramatic, action movie-style music played in the background.
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He made a brief appearance there on Wednesday, waving to the assembled media and marking the first time he has been seen in public since his release from Iran.
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Among the drummers was a 3-year-old boy who was waving to the beat alongside his dad – a sweet moment that prompted smiles from the royal parents. brightcove.
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Davidson has been waving to the kids since moving into her home in 2007 with her husband, according to CBC News, and she didn't stop after he passed away.
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A message on Buhari's Twitter feed showed a picture of him waving to supporters and a simple message "4+4" as he embarks on his second four-year term.
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Happily waving to photographers and seemingly unaware of the faux pas, it appears that she left the top button of her shirt dress undone, revealing a black lace undergarment.
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Lai lost the December award to a viral video which showed a packed sports stadium of 70,000 people in Iowa turning and waving to children in an adjacent hospital.
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The 25-year-old celebrated by pumping her fists and waving to the crowd before making a lap of the stadium with the Japanese flag fluttering above her head.
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As the line of those wishing to pay tribute grew, cars rolled past the museum, honking horns, waving to those assembled and yelling, "Aretha Franklin!" as they went by.
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The center-left Peronist also drove himself to his own inauguration in his silver Toyota sedan, waving to the crowds that lined the streets from the driver's side window.
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Music's sibling trio — comprised of Nick Jonas, Joe Jonas and Kevin Jonas — were photographed waving to the camera before getting into their black car for a family dinner on Friday.
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For over 12 years, Tinney Davidson, of Comox, British Columbia, had a tradition of waving to the hundreds of students who walked by her home on their way to school.
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She wasn't allowed in the door, despite having previously requested admission, and instead settled for making a short speech outside and waving to some kids through the chain-link fence.
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Seoul (CNN)A day after his election, Moon Jae-in drove the streets of Seoul waving to throngs of supporters on his way to the Blue House, the presidential residence.
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Trump and his wife, Melania, boarded the plane for about five minutes before the three men stepped out, shaking hands with the president and waving to media and military personnel.
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PARTY ATMOSPHERE In a move to underscore his man-of-the-people credentials, Fernandez had driven himself in his silver Toyota to Congress, waving to crowds lined along the roadside.
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The Vogue cover star was spotted peeking out of an open window of the theater after the show, waving to the fans below and taking pictures of them on her phone.
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Trump's parade As the inaugural parade wound its way toward the White House, Trump, wife Melania and son Barron all exited the presidential limousine and walked, waving to the adoring crowds.
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But in a series of photos where the newlyweds were captured beaming and waving to crowds from a carriage, something else stood out: Markle's bright highlighter, lighting up the parade route.
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Earlier, when he landed at Clark airport, a smiling Trudeau waded into a crowd of children gathered to greet dignitaries arriving for the summit, exchanging high fives and waving to others.
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Holding an umbrella and waving to fans, he paced from one side of the marquee to the other, occasionally stopping to hold his left hand over his heart to show gratitude.
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A winner of two world championship silver medals, Kipruto was so far ahead of his rivals that he started celebrating and waving to the crowd when he entered the final straight.
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She stood at the front of a roofless double-decker bus, her gold medal dangling over the side, singing along with Puerto Rican pop tunes and waving to a grateful island.
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Chiang Rai, Thailand (CNN)Wearing hospital masks and gowns, and waving to family members through protective glass, the freed Thai soccer players were finally able to have a reunion, of sorts.
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He was already a pro at waving to the cameras as he embarked on a horse-drawn carriage ride through the preserve and broke a ribbon to officially open the viewpoint.
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After the game, they slowly walked around the perimeter of the field, clapping and waving to the fans — early, assured steps on a journey they hope will end with a trophy.
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But as Mr. Putin takes his lap in front of his teammates, smiling and waving to fans, basking in the cheers of the crowd, he falls — face first — onto the ice.
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And, like catching a shooting star, we stumbled upon a slew of street style snapshots of Goldie Hawn just scooting around, waving to the paparazzi, holding a rotating array of coffee mugs.
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North Korean media published photos of Kim saluting an honor guard and waving to people carrying flowers at a rail station before boarding his khaki-green armored train for the lengthy journey.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Prince Philip, 96, the husband of Queen Elizabeth, left hospital on Friday after a hip replacement operation, waving to media waiting outside the hospital as he was driven away.
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The couple held hands as they walked across the White House's South Lawn on the warm June evening, the President waving to cameras assembled before guiding his wife into the private residence.
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Instead of the regular walk-in and waving to the crowd as most guests do, Carrey entered with a skit about those dockless e-scooters which have taken over cities around America.
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Anthony Millward, the star of the above video, is so damn excited about the virtual reality world in which he finds himself that he even starts waving to people who aren't there.
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After they started the race, the three royals stood on the podium for more than 15 minutes, applauding and waving to the competitors they knew as the thousands of runners streamed past.
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At halftime, the 49ers ran off the field waving to the crowd and slapping hands with fans by the tunnel, as if the game were over — which it wasn't, though it was.
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It could also have been an awkward oversight akin to not noticing someone trying to give you a high-five or waving to someone only to realize they weren't waving at you.
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The ride starts in a pretty ordinary vestibule with your average ferris wheel and merry go around as well as a massive naked guy waving to you while sitting on the toilet.
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The adorable video showed Olympia and Sienna waving to the camera as they splashed around in the pool together, with the little girls even exclaiming "Bonjour!" and "à bientôt!" with their moms' encouragement.
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The ambiguity of the shape –– it could be waving to or yielding the viewer –– is repeated in a 75 x 122-inch black canvas sheet on its own wall in the next room.
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To the shock of all in attendance, DiCaprio, 44, stood up from his seat near the front, wearing a baseball hat and black jacket, waving to the audience and receiving a standing ovation.
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Despite the moderate 55-degree weather, they sweetly shared a blue blanket to cover their laps as they departed, smiling and waving to eager fans hopeful to catch a glimpse of the duo.
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"We had about 43 hours to put this together — it was really, really quick," Trump said as he took the stage, waving to mostly aging veterans who crowded the front of the auditorium.
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He also spent hours this weekend -- when the bill's chances of passing were expiring -- at the US Women's Golf Open, at his Bedminister, New Jersey, course, waving to fans and watching the action.
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Vulture live-blogged the 10-minute ovation received by Clouds of Sils Maria in 2014, and it mostly involves the actors waving to the crowd and essentially trying to keep the mania going.
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I couldn't wait for my 20-minute commute to town and back: bumping along cobblestone streets, filling my basket with fruit from the farmers' market, waving to cows in fields lit by moonlight.
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And, when any ships did get near enough to attempt to assess the situation, they simply saw a silent (read: EXTREMELY, EXTREMELY DEAD) figure, seemingly peacefully waving to the crew from the railings.
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After deplaning Air Force One, Ivanka Trump boarded the limo, holding Theodore, 11 months, on her lap, and waving to the crowd assembled at the airport before the motorcade headed to Mar-a-Lago.
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Pink was waving to J.W. Marriott Hotel guests, who were standing by their windows to get a glimpse of the singer, as she made her way back up after scaling the 54-story building.
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When it was confirmed that Mariano had won his country a bronze (and fellow teammate Diego Hypélito took the silver) the gymnast broke down into uncontrollable tears before waving to the screaming Brazilian fans.
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Photographs published by the president's office showed Nazarbayev wearing a traditional Kazakh coat and fur hat and waving to onlookers, shaking hands with people and blessing newlyweds, with a smiling Tokayev by his side.
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The streets of the Kansas City-suburb were lined with families as he made his way through the parade, waving to the crowd from the vehicle painted with the colors of the American flag.
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CIVIL WAR BATTLEFIELD DISCOVERY: SURGEON&aposS BURIAL PIT REVEALS SOLDIERS&apos REMAINS, AMPUTATED LIMBS In the film, Roosevelt grabs a railing with his left hand before waving to the massed crowds with his right hand.
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Two guys on ATVs were zig-zagging behind us down the road shortly after and followed us to the cemetery, circling the grass around the graves before slowing down, waving to us, and driving off.
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CreditCredit They arrived for the opening ceremony dressed in pale gray coats, waving to the crowd and taking selfies as if to prove to themselves that they were really there, after all, at the Olympics.
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When she won after 2 hours 63 minutes, Sharapova dropped to her hands and knees the way a player might after winning the title, and then shed tears of joy after waving to the crowd.
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In aerial footage shared by the troopers, Tyson steps out among the snow-covered remains of his home, waving to the troopers in a helicopter, a large "SOS" carved out of the snow behind him.
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During Saturday's Trooping the Colour flypast when the royal family stood together on the Buckingham Palace balcony, Charlotte, 3, looked over to see Queen Elizabeth waving to the crowds and then endearingly did the same thing.
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The Big Daddy star also revealed that he had his family at the show to support him throughout the performance, and his return to SNL—waving to them in the audience, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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La Femme et le TGV Titled The Railroad Lady in English, this live-action short follows a woman who begins exchanging letters with a train conductor after waving to the train every day for 30 years.
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Lei Jun, the founder of smartphone maker Xiaomi; Liu Yonghao, who controls the New Hope food conglomerate; and Liang Wengen, the founder of Sany Group, a heavy equipment maker, were among those waving to the crowd.
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Selig was booed at an awards ceremony on Saturday and then heckled at times later that day as he sat in the back of a Ford truck, waving to critics at the annual parade in town.
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In the 40-second ad, Oscar flies through space as a rocket, rides alongside Chewie in the Millennium Falcon, and dons a pink dress and crown before waving to his subjects from the roof of a castle.
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While dancing on floats, sipping champagne from bottles, and waving to their adoring fans, the world champions used the festivities — and their social media — to advocate for equal pay, an issue they've been fighting for for months.
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As we neared the end of the parade route, there she was, front and center, decked out in rainbow gear and waving to the throngs of folks whose lives she changed by standing up for her own.
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Christie chose the show trial metaphor not because he thought it was the best conceit for filleting Clinton's policy record, but to inspire the crowd, primed by 24 hours of bloody-shirt waving, to take up pitchforks.
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Others were spotted flirting with the illegal Roman salute, flashing it briefly before repeatedly opening and closing their hand quickly as if they were waving to a child, to stay on the right side of the law.
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After waving to the cheering crowds, Eisenhower got a firsthand look at what was then considered one of the most devastating pieces of American artillery -- an 85-ton atomic cannon that could fire a shell 20 miles.
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The "premium content" video then dropped the singer (via green screen, of course) into a variety of meme-tastic locales, including the pyramids, a call center, ski slopes, a fireworks display … and waving to himself alongside a zebra.
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A Tribe Called Quest's Jarobi waving to fans at Tuesday's service in Queens KRS-One, backed by Grandmaster Flash, Teddy Ted, Special K, and Kid Capri Q-Tip, Ali Shaheed Muhammad, and Jarobi of A Tribe Called Quest
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The meeting lasted about an hour as dozens of reporters and onlookers gathered outside the headquarters in Washington, D.C. Trump left out of a back door, waving to media and onlookers from his motorcade as it rolled out.
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Flanked by three helicopters, he reached Britain after a stop on a boat halfway through the 35-km crossing to refuel, waving to onlookers before landing safely in Saint Margaret's Bay, close to Dover on Britain's southern coast.
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Laughing easily, he loves to be at the center of things, whether he is hosting foreign visitors or waving to the poor youths who crane their necks along the streets of Lubumbashi to get a peek at him.
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My mother enjoys waving to them as they pass, but reminds me that our true heroes are those most familiar to us: "Son," she says, "we've been taking care of each other just fine and we'll continue to."
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I'll use them for an errand or a quick meeting, or just to do a few laps around the park in front of our office while waving to all my colleagues standing in line at the food trucks.
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When she finally won, she dropped to her hands and knees as if she had just won the trophy, and then shed tears of joy after waving to the crowd a revealing reaction from a player with multiple titles.
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Outside schools across the city, clusters of teachers and their supporters — many of them dressed in red union sweatshirts and scarves — held signs and handed out apple cider and coffee, waving to passing cars and answering questions from parents.
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"I am pushing for a Tokyo where people's lives will be better, and everyone can shine - men and women, children and adults, the elderly and the disabled," Koike said, appearing at her campaign office, bowing deeply and waving to cheering supporters.
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Although Archie didn't participate in the festivities, all eyes were on the little royals — especially 1-year-old Prince Louis, who made the most of his balcony debut by excitedly waving to the crowds (when he wasn't busy sucking his thumb!).
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With no power and no more fear of punishment from Islamic State's harsh rule, much of the population was in the streets on Monday, waving to military vehicles that handed out basic supplies like cooking oil, sugar and canned food.
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But when Kate, 37, brought the kids to a window above the stage where prizes were to be awarded, Charlotte decided to stick out her tongue instead of waving to the crowd — and her mom quickly tried to stop her.
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My interactions with him are a bit of a blur — nerves are a hell of a drug — but I do remember him graciously answering a variety of questions from the audience and waving to my family when I pointed them out.
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ET (0640 GMT) at Joint Base Andrews near Washington, D.C. Trump and First Lady Melania boarded the plane for about five minutes before the three men stepped out, shaking hands with the president and waving to waiting media and military personnel.
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The idea is to let people have an authentic experience of picking up and throwing objects within a VR environment, waving to their friends, or clinging to the side of a cliff, for example, using natural hand and finger movements.
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Michael Spavor, who runs a cultural exchange business that facilitates trips into North Korea, shared images showing what appeared to be hundreds of bystanders standing by a main thoroughfare in Pyongyang, with soldiers in trucks and atop tanks waving to them.
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Mr. Fujimori, 79, left a Lima hospital in a wheelchair on Thursday night, waving to journalists waiting outside as he stepped into a black S.U.V. that took him to a large house in the quiet, upscale neighborhood of La Molina.
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Jenner arrived several hours late to her advertised appearance at Sugar Factory's Las Vegas grand opening on Saturday, waving to the hundreds of fans who waited for about three hours to simply get a glimpse of the 19-year-old makeup mogul.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Tears well up in Wang Shiji's eyes as he describes the first time he saw Mao Zedong, waving to a crowd of Red Guards in Beijing at the beginning of the Cultural Revolution in 1966 when Mao declared class war.
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Waving to the crowd, the gray-haired, slightly stooped Abbas, who has received medical treatment in recent weeks, made his way to a throne-like chair in the front row and listened to an imam sing verses from the Koran to open proceedings.
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That gesture was mirrored on Saturday when a beaming President Cyril Ramaphosa also donned the number six shirt, now worn by Kolisi, as he watched the presentation pitchside, waving to the captain who replied with a victory sign and a clenched fist.
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Then Mariano Rivera, the subject of a lengthy, tongue-in-cheek ceremony at Fenway Park for his final game there in 2013, came out to present Ortiz with a painting depicting Ortiz standing at home plate at Yankee Stadium, waving to the crowd.
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It's worth remembering that there's a conductor (as well as an operator) on every M.T.A. subway train; you could have stepped out of the car and walked up the platform waving to catch his or her attention and then communicated what you saw.
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"The children's backs are turned to the camera," Mr. Stewart writes, "and we can only envisage the looks of joy and wonder on their faces, as we see them waving to the symbol of their deliverance from horrors that defy the imagination."
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In an interview at The New York Times, Mr. Bacon, 59 — good-naturedly waving to gawkers beyond a conference room window — talked about collaborating with his wife, his latest turn as a sex object and his resurrection of a long-ago role.
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Despite the moderate 55-degree weather, Kate and the Queen sweetly shared a blue blanket to cover their laps as they departed side-by-side in the backseat of a car, smiling and waving to eager fans hopeful to catch a glimpse of the duo.
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For decades, any new prime minister has been expected to take part in a somewhat contrived set-piece of waving to the massed ranks of the media on crossing the threshold of No.10 for the first time - with a spouse, and perhaps their children.
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With that matter settled, a procession of 159 nations, plus a team of two refugees, reveled in Wednesday's spectacle, smiling and waving to a crowd that was missing the president of the International Olympic Committee, Thomas Bach, who was attending a funeral in Germany.
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Somehow those surging melodies conjured the lives and souls of a more innocent America — with children waving to hobos on passing trains and telegraph poles rising into the horizon, full of "messages from places afar," many of them devastating ones from the War Department.
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The first was a man looking at Mr. Trump waving to a sea of cheering fans; the second was a picture of that same man wearing glasses covered in the CNN logo, but seeing instead a group of Hitler Youth saluting their leader. Townhall.
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It turned out that the woman was actually New Orleans CBS affiliate WWL-TV reporter Careese Jackman, who waved back, but later revealed on Twitter she didn't realize Lemon, a graduate of Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, thought he was waving to his ex-girlfriend.
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But the offroader has become synonymous with Britain thanks to owners such as the queen, who has been pictured riding and waving to crowds from the back of the 4x4 from as early as 1957 in Hyde Park and during a visit to Melbourne in 1977.
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Giants 18, Redskins 10 EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — There was a sense of uncertainty as the two-time Super Bowl M.V.P. Eli Manning jogged off the field at MetLife Stadium, clinching a game ball in his left hand and waving to fans and friends in the stands with his right.
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In 2009, Mr. Obama, making history as the country's first black president, and his wife, Michelle Obama, alighted from their armored limousine and walked for about eight minutes in the cold, waving to the crowd — some of whom ran along the barricades — before they climbed back into their vehicle.
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Because Depp was watching the action live from where he was, he could react and respond in real time, interactions like waving to passerby, cheekily posing for their photos and brief back-and-forth conversations with those who stopped long enough to talk to the "animated poster," aka Depp himself.
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Stepping onto the red carpet on a typically damp British night, the actor spent 45 minutes laughing, joking and waving to the crowd, before breaking into a broad smile during a red carpet interview about the movie — which harks back to the golden age of Hollywood movies such as Casablanca and The Maltese Falcon.
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Then his grinning bandmates helped him to his feet so they all could take a bow—and there was Pete Doherty, fucked forever, waving to the crowd, and the ghosts of ninety rock-fans who died while enjoying one of the infidel West's loveliest offerings: a good time in the city on a Friday night.
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On the first day of remote learning, while some parents in the city were posting cute photos of their children waving to their classmates and teachers as lessons were streamed live, Allia and thousands of other children living in New York City shelters and in overcrowded apartments did not have devices with built-in internet.
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On the first day of remote learning, while some parents in the city were posting cute photos of their children waving to their classmates and teachers as lessons were streamed live, Allia and thousands of other children living in New York City shelters and in overcrowded apartments did not have devices with built-in internet.
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It feels more like hand-waving to mask YouTube's consistent unwillingness to engage with the trash content it routinely circulates and profits from on anything more than the minimal level necessary to avoid lawsuits or bad PR. The streaming site in fact appeared to be doubling down on the idea that platforms shouldn't be in the business of regulating content until it affects their bottom line.
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Impressive as the moment was, the cheering was a more modest version of the reception that had greeted President Obama and President Raúl Castro of Cuba when they entered the stadium before the first pitch, waving to the crowd and shaking hands and then sitting down behind home plate to watch the first game in 17 years between a major league club and Cuba.
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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 made an appearance at the U.S. Women's Open on Friday, waving to tournament attendees from a glass observation room amid wet weather.
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Rita Ora experienced a little snafu when she didn't match the audio of her singing that was playing while she made her way through Herald Square in the parade, singing her new single "Let You Love Me." In a rather unfortunate moment, Ora seemed not to hear the audio or catch her cue and was caught by the camera crew just waving to the crowd when she should have been singing.
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"We both send you all so much love and a massive hug xx"Read more: From Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom to Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice, see what all the celebrity and royal guests wore to Ellie Goulding's star-studded weddingThe photos show the newlyweds kissing at the altar of the cathedral, Goulding waving to fans as she enters the church, the bride sitting in the campervan with her father as she arrives, her looking back at the congregation during the ceremony, and in a grand hotel room, presumably while getting ready for the main event.
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