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DescriptionBarack Obama engrossed in reading at the Resolute Desk while illuminated by some interesting, autumnal, western sunlight falling through the garden windows (31901910102).jpg |
Oct. 14, 2016: “My favorite months in the Oval Office are late fall to early winter when occasionally the afternoon light will be at just the right angle to create some interesting backlight if the President is working at the Resolute Desk.” (Pete Souza) Behind the Lens: 2016 Year in Photographs (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza) Yes We Can: People Share Their Most Memorable Moments from the Obama Presidency by the WhiteHouse YouTube-Channel Celebrities give Obama emotional farewell in video By Brooke Seipel - 01/07/17 04:17 PM EST Celebrities, activists and others gave an emotional goodbye to President Obama in a new video by the White House titled “Yes We Can: Your Most Memorable Moments from the Obama Presidency.” The video features figures including Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Hanks, Jerry Seinfeld and Ellen DeGeneres, all sharing some of their favorite moments with the president. “I never cried before, from an election result,” singer John Legend says in the video. "When I was at the U.N. and I heard our president say that climate change is the most important issue facing, not only this generation but also future generations, it was inspiring,” DiCaprio said. “The CVS experience with Michelle (Obama) was pretty cool and dancing with Barack at his birthday party. And he’s a good dancer. He should not get any flack for that — you’re a good dancer,” DeGeneres said. Aside from celebrities, the video also included children's reactions to Obama’s presidency as well as moments they enjoyed. The video comes as the Obamas wrap up their time in the White House. On Friday night, the first family held their last party at the White House and earlier in the day, Michelle Obama gave her final speech as first lady. Obama will give his final speech as president on Tuesday in Chicago.
engross Adj. having all one's attention or interest absorbed by someone or something. „they seemed to be engrossed in conversation“ Verb. absorb all the attention or interest of. „the notes totally engrossed him“ Synonyme: absorbed in, involved in, interested in, engaged in, occupied by/with, preoccupied by/with, immersed in, caught up in, riveted by, gripped by, rapt in, fascinated by/with, intent on, captivated by, enthralled by/with, intrigued by/with produce (a legal document) in its final or definitive form. „However, Beckerman's lawyer engrossed the transfer/deed of land in Merry's name.“ Synonyme: absorb, engage, rivet, grip, hold, interest, involve, occupy, preoccupy, fascinate, captivate |
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Author | Karl-Ludwig Poggemann from Salzbergen, Germany |
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