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glad-hand Willie McCrea, the DUP's Country and Western defence against Daniel O'Donnell.
John Hunter's column: Burnside steals minds if not the hearts of voters
Hasselbaink may have the fans on his back but the Leeds players gave him the
glad-hand and the high-fives at setting up Smith's easily taken strike.
FOOTBALL: LEEDS FANS TURN ON 'JUDAS' JIMMY; BIRMINGHAM 0 LEEDS 1
Traditionally contests last for three and a bit weeks, but the demands of rolling 24-hour news and the fashion for criss-crossing the country to
glad-hand carefully selected ``ordinary'' folk is gruelling for all concerned.
Ian Hernon: Election really is as dull as dishwater
The star nipped into HarperCollins the other day to
glad-hand executives.
The Scurra
The two players were hoping to
glad-hand Britain's up-and-coming artists - and no doubt pick up a discount or two - at tonight's first birthday party of The Saatchi Gallery.
The Scurra
Gwyther, who'll be on BBC Three's Liquid News tonight, adds that the rogue peer tried - unsuccessfully - to
glad-hand another singing punter, Robbie Williams.
The Scurra
In fact, the ease with which the word is
glad-handed by our author leads one to suspect that, in Dutch at least, the word already has some more concrete meaning, especially as the theoretical element of the book is concerned to analyse different types of spirituality as evidenced by three different approaches to transcendence in the work of different artists: 'immanent transcendence' (for example, Caspar David Friedrich's romantic view of nature); 'radical transcendence', as in Barnett Newman's use of Jewish mysticism to distance God from humanity; and 'radical immanence', as represented by Piet Mondrian's theosophically-inspired representation of what he believed to be arcane reality.
Where Heaven and Earth Meet: the spiritual in the art of Kandinsky, Rothko, Warhol and Kiefer
China has been the world's great manufacturing sucking sound since its entry into the World Trade Organization was
glad-handed by an allegedly pro-union Democrat, President Bill Clinton.
Union made in China: workers might have to go half way around the world to celebrate Labor Day this year
Surprised shoppers called to their friends as he
glad-handed passers-by and queued at a market stall.
WHY ARE PARTIES' BIG GUNS HITTING TOWN?
As Lynn Imergoot, the assistant athletic director at Washington University, sees it, a woman applying for the position of athletic director is at an immediate disadvantage, "because she won't ever be able to smoke cigars with the football
glad-hands."
Where the boys are; how a well-intentioned civil rights law and a dose of chauvinism shoved women administrators out of college sports
And they all trotted up and
glad-handed and grinned and threw their influence and weight behind "Call Me Tony".
And now the show's over... I just hope you have seen through the smoke and mirrors
Most operatives in GOP politics agree he is probably the best retail politician in the field, and so week after week, Perry attends small events where he speaks off the cuff and
glad-hands before and after.
Perry Enjoys Warm Welcome in Return to South Carolina
Over the closing laps and with victory already in the bag Pares broke into a smile and
glad-handed spectators along the 1,000-metre circuit, carrying the Welsh flag.
Pares strides to victory but Liz breaks records; COMMONWEALTH ULTRA EVENT Buckley runner achieves his dream
He
glad-handed Fred the Red before settling into his seat in the away dugout.
Roar talent has seen Tigers to best campaign
The recent preem of Michael Mann's "Collateral" saw star Tom Cruise dazzling a shrieking 3,000-strong Leicester Square crowd: He
glad-handed ardent fans for a staggering two hours, 50 minutes --a new personal best--signed autographs and chatted on hastily dialed mobile phones.
Making a splash: low-watt star power can't dim Brit bows