Sentences with phrase «made few public appearances»
Since retirement, Pope Benedict XVI has been known simply as Father Benedict and has made few public appearances.
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Cuomo's made a few public appearances since the US Attorney, Preet Bharara, issued criminal complaints against nine people, including several close to Cuomo and two major upstate real estate developers.
He has made few public appearances since his return in August, prompting speculation about whether he is strong enough to endure the rigours of an election campaign.
Cuomo's made a few public appearances since U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara issued criminal complaints against nine people, including several close to Cuomo and two major upstate real estate developers.
Cuomo has made a few public appearances since U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara issued criminal complaints against nine people, including several close to Cuomo and two major upstate real estate developers.
He made few public appearances in June at the Capitol and in the final week of the session appeared only once in public, with Vice President Joe Biden at LaGuardia Airport.
She has made few public appearances in the past, but was praised for her fashion sense during her surprise visit to China with Kim.
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When Snapchat was a privately held startup, Spiegel didn't take the stage at flashy product launches, as many of his peers do, and he made relatively few public appearances.
After his appearance with Biden — one of quite a few the governor has made with the VP in recent years — Cuomo will be in Albany with no public schedule.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been the most buzzworthy couple for a few months now, and they've hardly made any joint public appearances or taken any photos together.
Simple: Common Core is yet another top - down reform; it started years before it made its 2010 public appearance, and much of the planning and promoting that led to the June 2010 release of Common Core was chiefly orchestrated by relatively few politically - positioned individuals.