Knowing that it helped her when Obama seemed to be surly with her during the New Hampshire debate, telling her without looking up from his notes that she was "likable enough" — another instance of Obama not being able to hide his bruised feelings — Hillary went on ABC News last night to insinuate that he was rude Monday.
As if Friday night's World Cup qualifier in San José between host Costa Rica and the United States did not have sufficient story lines: ■ Consider that the American team received a rude greeting Tuesday when it arrived in the Central American country with memories of the snow game in March, which is being called the Snowclásico, still fresh in some fans' minds.
FRANKFURT — The German engineering giant Siemens, which has been trying to put a huge corruption scandal behind it, gave investors another rude shock Monday, disclosing that delays and canceled orders would cut its quarterly earnings by 900 million euros, or $1.4 billion.
Citigroup had a rude awakening Friday, as news of Wells Fargo buying Wachovia broke early in the morning.
If you focus only on the positive rainbows and bunnies, and children in poor countries grinning at the camera while saying "thank you", you will have a rude awakening one day.
If you loved these books growing up, chances are you're in for a quietly rude awakening one day, as Laura June wrote at The Awl in 2014.
If you're not able to do that, you just might find yourself in for a rude awakening one day when you discover that everything you have worked to achieve is not worth the amount you believed.
Outside, people get younger, heftier and ruder by the day.
However, Cirrus Des Aigles, the disappointing Champion Stakes favourite, was said to be in rude health on Sunday and is likely to run again in Hong Kong at the end of the year.
Scotland's leader was in rude fettle on Saturday, tilting at the Tories and Labour's quislings in turn, and announcing a couple of crowd-pleasers – the establishment of a fair work commission to guarantee a minimum wage that rises with inflation and reiterating the renationalisation of Royal Mail under his government in an independent Scotland.
