On top is a sprinkling of sweet osmanthus for color.
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The city is coated in a sprinkling of security cameras.
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Finish with a sprinkling of chives, dill and black pepper.
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So there's a sprinkling of "Bojack Horseman" in here, too.
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Jakku is desert, again, with a sprinkling of old Star Destroyers.
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Mainly English, with a sprinkling of Spanish words here and there.
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"It's a U.S. vehicle with a sprinkling of emerging markets," Rosenbluth said.
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For others, maybe it's bath time, with a sprinkling of bath salts.
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Minor leagues and colleges have a sprinkling of arenas named for players.
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Hell, even on the Perricone Diet, I was allowed a sprinkling of feta.
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It widened, showing a sprinkling of stars and then the entire Big Dipper.
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There is also a sprinkling of pubic hair, harvested from Green's then-wife.
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It played marches, concert pieces, tangos and waltzes, with a sprinkling of ragtime.
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At the end of the term there was a sprinkling of 4-4 cases.
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Oh sure, there are a sprinkling of African-Americans and Hispanics, but not many.
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I gave them another splash of lemon juice and a sprinkling of dried oregano.
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The special committee convenes after weeks of political delay and a sprinkling of public holidays.
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These are impractical devices whose makers season the basic functionality with a sprinkling of stardust.
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When I discovered it, it was covered in a sprinkling of coffee grounds and mold.
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Here we explore Manhattan's most notable exhibitions, along with a sprinkling of interesting gallery shows.
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Today is looking splendid: a high of 75, with a sprinkling of clouds this afternoon.
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He was talking about Sandy with maybe a sprinkling of Buffy, and bucket loads of Alice.
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Local officials and a sprinkling of celebrities including Yao Ming, the former N.B.A. player, also attended.
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He is smaller than Sewell, athletic and tanned, with silvery hair and a sprinkling of stubble.
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Top with remaining scallions, a sprinkling of chopped peanuts, and a wedge of lime for squeezing.
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The company's app store reviews are higher than Fare's, however, with just a sprinkling of complaints.
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New York is increasingly the home of finance companies with a sprinkling of health care companies.
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From Moll's fry station came crisp yucca latkes with avocado cream, a sprinkling of togarashi, and scallions.
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The MPL is finished with a sprinkling of sugar crystals in a variety of cheerful autumnal colors.
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There are more low-rise apartments and public housing complexes, along with a sprinkling of snazzy condos.
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"A sprinkling of homes have docks," said Andrea Casey, a salesperson with Century 403 Bay's Edge Realty.
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Nationalism and populism with a sprinkling of aspirational rhetoric is still, at its heart, nationalism and populism.
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In nature, uranium ore mostly consists of the isotope uranium-1153 and a sprinkling of uranium-2115.
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Add a sprinkling of the fear of being touched and the social anxiety of a shy Chihuahua.
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It's really just a watch with a sprinkling of techie dust to make it knowledgeable about its user.
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Top each with about 3 slices of tuna, a slice of avocado, and a sprinkling of dried leeks.
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Be sure to use a sprinkling of yolo's, cash me ousside's, and a smattering of lil' John yeahs.
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This time in "Here and Now," a family drama with a sprinkling of the supernatural, debuting Sunday, Feb.
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The students are a multigenerational range of ranks and service branches, mostly men with a sprinkling of women.
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But a dunk in melted chocolate and a sprinkling of freeze-dried raspberries add richness and crimson pizazz.
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The bright clouds are most likely ammonia or ammonia and water, mixed with a sprinkling of unknown chemical ingredients.
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That dark, delicious bar you devoured might contain 30 or more insect parts and a sprinkling of rodent hair.
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In a week of weather disasters, a sprinkling of snow in the Sahara desert was an unexpected bright spot.
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But if you are treated to a sprinkling of precipitation today, fear not: There is no storm a-brewin'.
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In most of the crowd and musical scenes in the "provincial town," there are a sprinkling of brown faces.
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The ground floor was packed with women and a sprinkling of men, most of them security guards and journalists.
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These sweet tarts are flaky cups of pastry that hold creamy scoops of custard with a sprinkling of cinnamon.
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There's an overpowering whiteness to the ad, with just a sprinkling of melanin here and there in the crowd scenes.
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It consisted of Arabic bread (khubz) filled with a chicken patty, cheese, onions, tomatoes, and a sprinkling of iceberg lettuce.
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Place waffles on serving plates, and top with generous dollops of champagne-strawberry cream and a sprinkling of macerated strawberries.
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Top each with 2 fried eggs and garnish with a sprinkling of the onion, cilantro, feta, and avocado before serving.
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Developed in Australia, the "autonomous delivery vehicle" is half Wall-E, half baby carriage, with a sprinkling of R2-D2.
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After the big reveal, I saw a sprinkling of tweets about how she's an "ugly monkey" unfit for the honor.
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Not all that takes place in "Daphne's Dive" strikes me as entirely credible — or free of a sprinkling of sentimentality.
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The panna cotta was flavorful but overly firm, and a sprinkling of brittle brownie cubes didn't do it any favors.
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But a drizzle of honey or maple syrup or a sprinkling of sugar tames it without turning it into dessert.
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While there is a sprinkling of good professionals in the Trump administration, they are there by accident, not by intent.
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In fact, attentive fans may have noticed a sprinkling of tornado references in recent episodes, a sort of sly teaser.
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As the Stalker, as he is called, Jorge Paniagua does much the same, with a sprinkling of menace on top.
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In the capital, polling stations saw a sprinkling of voters instead of the hours-long queues that waited in August.
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The majority of the units are one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, with a sprinkling of studios and four-bedrooms.
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To top off my pie, I added Italian sausage, red onions, black olives, chunks of zucchini, and a sprinkling of cilantro.
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Last, but certainly not least, a sprinkling of mica and real diamond particles are swirled in, delivering the cream's trademark glow.
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I add a layer of mayo and a sprinkling of capers, and voila—haddock hot dog à la Trump is done.
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It's got a dash of the on-demand economy, a sprinkling of automation, and a thick layer of pizza-based disruption.
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Ronca then adds a few more flavorings, like citrus, and of course a sprinkling of gold flakes, and sets it aside.
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There were jars of pretzels and nuts here and there, a sprinkling of gumdrops or hard candy for the old folks.
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This is all rounded out by a sprinkling of toasted pumpkin seeds for crunch, and pecorino cheese for a salty tang.
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They included Wall Street lawyers and financiers, heads of major media companies and a sprinkling of party officials and political strategists.
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This was the way to eat it, peeled and cut into small bites with homemade pasta and a sprinkling of parsley.
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The chips are thick enough to keep their crunch, and they get more of it from a sprinkling of toasted flaxseeds.
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A sprinkling of Richard Wright's haikus appear throughout the book's 10 thematically organized sections, creating witty respites amid the longer verse.
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The ground beef taco, made with a sprinkling of queso blanco, some shredded romaine and splash of pico de gallo, is delicious.
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Paranoia, hallucinations and a sprinkling of body horror make this truly one of the best hidden gems buried in Netflix's trash heap.
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So without further ado, behold our version (see left) of a toasted and buttered everything bagel with a sprinkling of sliced peperoncini.
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"The Manhattan Nobody Knows" is divided into a neighborhood-by-neighborhood guide of 27 communities, with maps and a sprinkling of photographs.
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A sprinkling of the chopped, green-fleshed nuts adorns the crust, along with crunchy raw sugar, giving it texture and visual appeal.
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Putnam Valley has a restaurant, Brookside Grille, a sprinkling of delis and pizzerias, and a tiny commercial area known as Oregon Corners.
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Steel-cut oatmeal with 2% milk, hemp hearts, blueberries and a sprinkling of brown sugar; one cup of coffee Workout, 9:30 a.m.
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Mostly, the Bavaria One strategy is a plan that continues existing activities and adds a garnish of buzzwords plus a sprinkling of cash.
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These jigsawed showcases, running with only a 10-minute changeover between bands, don't happen by a sprinkling of rock and roll pixie dust.
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And while there is hardly a full-fledged stirrups renaissance now occurring, a sprinkling of the game's younger talents have adopted the style.
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The Yankees have ridden a wave of stellar starting pitching, with a sprinkling of timely hitting, tight defense and a nearly impregnable bullpen.
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In Lima, you might see chickens seasoned more simply, with just a sprinkling of salt, to round out the smokiness of the grill.
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There are a few outliers — one contestant is 42 and another is 38, and there's a sprinkling of early-30s options as well.
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In any case, rattled communities are responding with measures as varied as glue and Jesus cams, as well as a sprinkling of forgiveness.
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"We don't survive on baseball," said Mr. McKinney, whose bar had only a sprinkling of patrons last week before a Mets-Marlins game.
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Front Burner Dress your morning coffee or, for Valentine's Day, your loved one's breakfast mug with a sprinkling of pink and white hearts.
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The new treat, which was first announced in August 2018, features semi-sweet chocolate chips, swirls of caramel, and a sprinkling of sea salt.
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Her Snow White complexion is contrasted with dark eyebrows, naturally rosy cheeks, and a sprinkling of beauty marks across her face, neck, and chest.
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A gorgeous salmon fillet needs little more than a sprinkling of salt and pepper and a few minutes of gentle sautéing in melted butter.
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I never know what they are going to be, but I do think they have a sprinkling of all of the past in them.
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The clam pizza had plenty of meat, along with a sprinkling of smoked bacon, garlic and grated cheese on a deliciously charred thin crust.
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Ms. Alaurent said she has also seen buyers from neighboring European countries, like the Netherlands and Switzerland, with a sprinkling of Americans and Russians.
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And some art fairs are just art fairs, their booths full of pretty paintings, elegant sculptures, and a sprinkling of other types of works.
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At my last meal, I had eaten a sprinkling of parsley on a piece of cod, but surely not enough to clog the works.
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A sprinkling of flaky sea salt mitigates the bitterness of the citrus, though it's not strictly necessary if you think your guests may balk.
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The group photo of Goldman's 230 managing director class, for example, is a sea of men with a sprinkling of women at the front.
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In California, a big settlement with the emissions cheats at VW (plus a sprinkling of Elon Musk) has gotten the charging infrastructure off the ground.
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But he added that the prospect of storing mankind's collective knowledge in a sprinkling of synthetic DNA could eventually mean information security for future generations.
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We do know that Kylie already has an industrial and a sprinkling of piercings on her ears, so is she simply adding to her collection?
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Chocolate Strawberry Nutella Cake Just add a sprinkling of blueberries to this decadent (yet easy) layered cake recipe from our favorite Pioneer Woman, Ree Drummond.
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According to the Girl Scouts' announcement, it contains semi-sweet chocolate chips but also features sweet swirls of caramel and a sprinkling of sea salt.
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The ideal Airbnb is both unfamiliar and completely recognizable: a sprinkling of specific cultural symbols of a place mixed with comprehensible devices, furniture, and decoration.
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A tart, thin, puréed marinara gets nothing but a glug of grassy olive oil and a sprinkling of basil and oregano, redolent of a garden.
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The dish also came with a side of fresh marinara, a drizzle of Alfredo sauce on top, and a sprinkling of herbs over it all.
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It means a number of big wins and a sprinkling of upsets that worry Clinton supporters, something they've done before, but not on this level.
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Sure, Hong Kong is suited to Western culture vultures like me with a sprinkling of road shows, annual performing arts festivals and high-profile concerts.
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On its website, Doughnut Plant boasts something called the Blackout, made from chocolate cake, chocolate pudding, chocolate glaze and a sprinkling of chocolate cake crumbs.
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Celebrities are thought to be covered in figurative stardust, but it turns out there is a sprinkling of the real stuff around all of us.
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The radishes and the duck breast were served with just a sprinkling of salt, while the red peas were topped with cooked carrots and fennel.
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Other than that, the noodles, and a sprinkling of 24 carat gold flakes (they're good for you, apparently), there are only two ingredients: salt and vinegar.
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What is not to love about a spicy chicken cutlet, swaddling a creamy ranch dressing, filled with diced tomatoes, shredded lettuce, and a sprinkling of cheese?
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This year, the biggest bands playing were Taking Back Sunday, Paramore, Jawbreaker, Nine Inch Nails, and New Found Glory, alongside a sprinkling of hip-hop acts.
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In the early 1900s, bread bakeries, like Sarcone's, would take leftover bread and top it with tomato sauce, or "gravy," and a sprinkling of parmesan cheese.
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How to Deal, granted, is a cinematic dish best enjoyed with a sprinkling of irony—but Steinfeld's turn here is pure sincerity, straight from the tap.
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We are all friends in the class, which is comprised of mostly women of all ages (me being the youngest) and a sprinkling of older men.
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Two tall wire fences, a few feet apart, and a sprinkling of straight-faced, machine-gun-toting, uniformed guards provide the promise of a secure border.
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They also have a sprinkling of experienced players, from right fielder Nick Markakis to starting pitcher Anibal Sanchez, and one of the best defenses in baseball.
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Lemon juice and zest and a hit of red chile flakes do the job, aided by a sprinkling of flaky sea salt right at the end.
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The episodes have a sprinkling of social commentary — No. 2, for instance, involves a seriously Christian couple troubled by their son's choice of a nonbelieving fiancée.
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But it also has new, evolutionary traits—a touch of adventure game DNA, a sprinkling of self-aware humor—that work really well within the structure.
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The latte is made from maple pecan syrup, espresso, and milk, and is topped off with a sprinkling of fall-inspired orange and golden brown sugar crystals.
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A dry atmosphere made mostly of hydrogen and helium, plus a sprinkling of hydrogen cyanide, which hints at the presence of carbon but is also highly toxic.
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The South Korean military says no one really lives in Kijong, a sprinkling of turquoise buildings with a North Korean flag flying from a 540-foot pole.
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Ours is sourdough toast spread with a thin layer of cream cheese, fork-smashed avocado, a drizzle of olive oil and a sprinkling of everything bagel seasoning.
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As she talks with her hands, a sprinkling of her various tattoos are visible: A world map, a tiny dinosaur skeleton, the serenity prayer wound around her wrist.
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The blends consist of either roasted peanuts or almonds along with brazil nuts, cashews, hazelnuts, chia seeds, pumpkin seeds, flax seeds, and a sprinkling of Celtic sea salt.
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It's 21:2000 AM, the sky still pitch black, save for the glow of a waning crescent moon and a sprinkling of stars, when I take the wheel.
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By 1935, there were some 14,000 Jews, 23 percent of the population, in a vast, mostly empty terrain inhabited largely by Cossacks and a sprinkling of ethnic Koreans.
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The demographic included a strong cougar turnout, a sprinkling of ironic jerks like myself, and some guys who probably got into Noll via the Reclaim Australia Facebook page.
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For starters, this dish replaced the marinara sauce with white sauce and was vegetarian, complete with fresh ricotta and Tuscan kale with a sprinkling of breadcrumbs on top.
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Jupiter's atmosphere is made up of hydrogen and helium, two of the most abundant elements in the universe, with a sprinkling of methane, ammonia, hydrogen sulfide and water.
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Raised in a remote village in coastal Somaliland, in northeast Africa, Mohamed remembers taking her family's goats to feed on green pasture flanked by a sprinkling of trees.
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Some of them shouted slogans such as "Prayuth, get out!" or "Long live democracy!" while running the 2.6-km (1.6-mile) course amid a sprinkling of security forces.
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The whole thing is then topped with whipped cream and a mocha drizzle to give it the black-and-white tuxedo effect, with a sprinkling of dark-chocolate curls.
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If I'm doing it right, my work is a combination of comics and hip-hop thrown in a blender with a sprinkling of Norman Rockwell to finish it off.
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El pastor, carnitas, pollo, and more adventurous choices like lengua and cabeza really only need an assist from some salsa, a bit of cilantro, and a sprinkling of onion.
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What do you get when you mash together half a stalk of grapes, a handful of angel investment principles, a sprinkling of crowdfunding and a well-oiled marketing machine?
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The dish gets a drizzle of charred leek vinaigrette and a dollop of balsamic jelly and is finished with a few basil leaves and a sprinkling of sea salt.
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At the Holiday Inn Resort, usually one of the most rollicking spring break hotels, a sprinkling of students lingered in the pool, arms raised high to protect their beers.
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Then, if you like, crack an egg per person into the pot, cover it and ladle it into bowls a few minutes later, with a sprinkling of grated cheese.
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Sometimes it was in the form of salt crystals, but other times it meant a grating of cheese, some pounded anchovies, a few olives or a sprinkling of capers.
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Conversations with coworkers tend to revolve around work and deadlines with a sprinkling of bon mots and light musings; suddenly it's time to acknowledge a colleague's deeply personal grief.
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There's also buzzy Dolemite Is My Name, a brand-new prank show led by a Stranger Things teen, even more YA content, and a sprinkling of international series to binge.
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Instead of mealy applesauce, she pairs her latkes with a sauce of apple cider, pears, and vanilla, along with a dollop of crème fraîche and a sprinkling of pumpkin seeds.
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Any bowl that costs less than $1593, he said, most likely contains "Army soup" — a brew of water, soy sauce, rock sugar, white pepper and a sprinkling of monosodium glutamate.
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The paintings sometimes included footprints from a molding of the boots he wore on the moon, along with pieces of his spacesuit patches and a sprinkling of their moondust residue.
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Continue kneading, adding a sprinkling of flour if the dough feels sticky, until it feels as soft and supple as your ear lobe; this can take 13 to 8 minutes.
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If your idea of a baptism involves a sprinkling of water at the most, this video is, to put it a lightly, a jarring introduction to other types of Christian baptism.
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It's there, amid a sprinkling of sweaty tourists braving the heat, that I find a stand serving sharbat roohafza: a luminous pink, rose-flavoured cordial I've heard about but never tried.
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So you might expect an A-list couple like Jason Sudeikis and Olivia Wilde to be going full-on heart-shaped bed with a sprinkling of rose petals this Valentine's Day.
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Some of the additional tools Tesla is using to achieve its new-age employment vision are familiar: a sprinkling of stock options, team-oriented production structures, a campus-like work environment.
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Shoyu-tonkotsu, Kishuya's leading ramen dish, arrived almost at the simmer, a gorgeous boiled egg at center, its yolk almost molten for mixing in, and a sprinkling of nori over all.
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Stalwart starting pitching, a lockdown bullpen, a dose of manufactured runs and a sprinkling of home runs have left the Yankees playing with a degree of confidence they have rarely displayed.
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All of this though raises a big question: Was this a satisfying way to end three months of television, with a sprinkling of metafiction and a hefty dollop of existential despair?
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There is a sprinkling of Scripture, but the text is not openly paved with it, and it is possible to forget at times that the book is written by a preacher.
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Inspired by stories from Giovanni Boccaccio's "The Decameron" — seasoned with a sprinkling of Monty Python — the writer and director, Jeff Baena, turns an Italian convent into a hotbed of repressed desires.
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Filled with vanilla-flavored buttercream, iced, and topped with a sprinkling of crushed candy cane — it's basically restoring our faith in fact the holidays always come early one bite at a time.
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They will be joined by representatives from Smartisan, Ehang, Indiegogo, LeEco, Sequoia China, GGV and more — singer Dadawa and Chinese national soccer captain Yunlong Xu will provide a sprinkling of celebrity, too.
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Even the exterior design is similar, with every carmaker apparently convinced that we'll want large glass canopies and at least a sprinkling of Minority Report inspiration in the shape of the car.
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For a book positing a new "biological mechanism" through which to understand a wide swath of human experience, there is a surprising emphasis on the anecdotal, with only a sprinkling of science.
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The result is that for the past 30 years, whenever I have put pen to paper, the words that come out are in English, with only a sprinkling of Spanish for flavor.
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The custom is to cook purgatory beans quite simply, simmered with a few sage leaves, and eat them plain, with a sprinkling of salt and a generous spoonful of fruity olive oil.
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And if that doesn't pack enough heat for you, the drink is then topped off with whipped cream and a sprinkling of extra ancho and cayenne chile pepper, paprika, salt, cinnamon, and sugar.
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Everyone loves brownies, and these ones are a little extra special, with a sprinkling of sugar on top before baking, giving the top a lovely crunch that your average boxed mix doesn't have.
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Coach David Quinn has a tall task ahead: melding all this youth with a sprinkling of veterans and creating a team that can stay competitive over the grind of an 82-game season.
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Fellow septuagenarians Mike Bloomberg and Elizabeth Warren pledged, for now, to stay in the race, but nothing beyond a sprinkling of delegate wins across 14 states illuminated a likely path to the nomination.
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"Some years they don't migrate this way, but this year is a phenomenal year," he said, his hands mixing torn-up bread, chopped onions and a sprinkling of savory, Newfoundland's most popular herb.
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This narrative is maintained by both a sprinkling of young media voices who legitimize these ideas with personal experience and the comment sections of newspapers that are dominated, like the media, by older people.
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So now, some priests and pastors are meeting their parishioners not just at the altar for a sprinkling of holy water or a communion wafer, but at the bar on the corner, as well.
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This narrative is maintained by both a sprinkling of young media voices who legitimize these ideas with personal experience and the comment sections of newspapers which are dominated, like the media, by older people.
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Wayne can, just as easily as Richter, perform slippages between categories and glide elusively across terrains of meaning; but, unlike Richter, Wayne doesn't shy away from sentimentality, with a sprinkling of joy and humor.
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Especially so when gently cooked in a light, brothy base made of burst tomatoes — a one-skillet technique that is impossible to mess up — and finished with a sprinkling of chile-laced fried shallots.
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A sprinkling of ash was reported in the tiny Aleutian village of False Pass, about 23 miles (37 km) northeast of the Shishaldin, said David Fee, the observatory's University of Alaska Fairbanks coordinating scientist.
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A sprinkling of committee members showed up for the historic hearing on a bill that would give Washington, DC, the same voting privileges in Congress that the 48 contiguous states, Hawaii, and Alaska enjoy.
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Anyone who wants to believe Big Tech is chastened should visit a section of San Jose just west of downtown, a jumble of carwashes and auto-body shops with a sprinkling of modern apartments.
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Though not a global event of the same scale, Eugenie and Brooksbank's October 12 wedding will no doubt see a sprinkling of stars, adding a little extra glitz and glamour to the already royal affair.
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Wannekeya "Tweety" James, Meat-Meat's niece, Sylvia Riddick, a friend of the James family, and a sprinkling of other family members and friends were also in the house—as many as 22013 people in all.
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Between the two dark layers of the blended beverage, there's one creamy layer of whipped cream, and it is, of course, topped with a swirl of whipped cream and a sprinkling of dark cocoa dust.
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But its 17 characters — Israelis, Palestinians, a sprinkling of American Jews — need far more room to breathe than they're allowed in this puzzlingly paced production, which moves too fast for clarity and feeling (1:30).
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But its 2195 characters — Israelis, Palestinians, a sprinkling of American Jews — need far more room to breathe than they're allowed in this puzzlingly paced production, which moves too fast for clarity and feeling (2718:2374).
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It's a place where talented people can be any age they choose, and where a racially divided American South can resolve its tensions with a sprinkling of gold fairy dust and a swell, soaring song.
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This Sichuan take-out classic is super easy to throw together, and is sure to make your eyes water, with hot bean sauce, ground chilies, and a sprinkling of cracked Sichuan pepper corns on top.
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Chanel is a formula by now: Take some tweed, some quilting, add a dash of contemporary trend, a pinch of pearls and a sprinkling of double Cs, throw it all in a pot and stir.
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While the Pan Ams have attracted a sprinkling of stars from Cuban boxers to American gymnasts, the women's 10.100 meters underscored one of the biggest issues facing the two-week event — a huge lack of depth.
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Mr. Patterson's shirt was covered in so much blood after the killing that he had to wash himself and change clothes, while Mr. Lee had just a sprinkling of blood on his shirt, the court said.
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Then there's the sound: a combination of laid-back Midwestern steez, trunk-bumping funk and, on "Ride Wit Me", a sprinkling of the finger-picking guitar sound Nelly would go on to wield on later albums.
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Leave it to LA chef Kris Yenbamroong to take something as simple as grilled corn on the cob and make it extra delicious, with a touch of coconut sugar and milk plus a sprinkling of turmeric.
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Andy Muschietti's adaptation of Stephen King's 1986 novel about a group of kids fending off a killer clown layers generous scoops of action atop a base of jump scares — with a sprinkling of late-'80s nostalgia.
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Girardi pointed out that the Yankees had put together a roster of young talent with a sprinkling of veterans, just as the last two World Series champions, the Kansas City Royals and the Chicago Cubs, did.
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Of the several ingredients necessary to the making of a holiday classic — artistry with a sprinkling of magic, familiarity balanced with adventure — Cirque skimps on the requisite warmth, which the reindeer (embodied by human performers) radiate.
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Yet apart from rampant asset price inflation in the decade since the Great Recession, and a sprinkling of wage inflation as the U.S. jobless rate plumbs half-century lows, there has been acceleration in little else.
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Nonlinear narratives, peopled with an exotic array of characters and situations culled from myriad sources (including Ganesh's own illustrations, watercolors and drawings) somersault seamlessly in a dazzling display of gender politics, with a sprinkling of feminist rage.
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The pizzas also feature a rich mix of two types of mozzarella, along with a sprinkling of pecorino, giving it a salty and savory finish that helps the spot distinguish itself from Chicago's other well-respected pies.
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On Friday afternoon, a light crowd of about a dozen people closely watched the Mandarin duck float serenely atop the water of the Pond, apparently napping as a sprinkling of rain made the water around him ripple.
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It's a movement being led by tween and teenage boys around the world — with a sprinkling of girls joining in — and it's called Gtramp, short for garden trampoline, to distinguish it from the Olympic sport of trampoline.
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The upside is that once you've gone to the trouble of frying, you don't need to do much else; a sprinkling of salt and a squeeze of lemon are all those crunchy, golden pieces need to shine.
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With a capacity of 7,000, the badminton stadium has for days been a sea of red and white – Indonesia's national colors – along with a sprinkling of fans from India and China, even during the knock-out stages.
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By focusing on emotional experiences first, and leaving a few of the big questions open, Abrams is allowing us to end the trilogy (and the trilogy of trilogies) in our own way, with a sprinkling of headcanon.
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I'm a Vermont native but have been living in the Boston area for the past five years completing a BA in English (with a sprinkling of minors in Physics and Computer Science) and an MS in Science Journalism.
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I admit my own guilt in spicing up my tweets and headlines with a sprinkling of second person seasoning, but I hope that the thing I'm baiting people to click is ultimately satisfying enough to justify that effort.
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Ratchett is discovered dead, unmourned, and Poirot ascertains that the solution to the crime must lie within a single locked carriage, which, like a mobile country house, contains first-class passengers and a sprinkling of the lower orders.
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On a recent morning, as a sprinkling of athletes and fans filed in to the building, Boris Reichel, who works for Yonex, took three No. 2 shuttles and three No. 3 shuttles and went to the service line.
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Though there is also a sprinkling of recognizable brand names like Bill Blass and Jeanne Lanvin, "I wanted people to be in this exhibit and not feel they have to be fashionistas to enjoy it," Ms. Miller said.
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The slow way is the familiar one: decades pass with little sense of internal change, middle age arrives with only a slight slowing down—a name lost, a lumbar ache, a sprinkling of white hairs and eye wrinkles.
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The most familiar examples are the fully eusocial ants, in which many sterile female workers do all the chores, a single large queen lays all the eggs, and a sprinkling of male ants, or drones, supply the sperm.
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In classic Twitter fashion, the thread also contains a sprinkling of racist and bigoted comments (none from author Daniel Kibblesmith or illustrator AP Quach, to be clear.) Santa's Husband, then, is a making of, by, and for the internet.
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The new rules will only apply to retirement accounts, but I expect those retirement accounts to slowly —reluctantly — begin to offer lower priced funds, including lower-priced actively managed funds, as well as offering a sprinkling of ETF products.
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Attention on the track is expected to focus on reigning Olympic champions David Rudisha (800m) and Ezekiel Kemboi (5003,000m steeplechase), and a sprinkling of world champions who could be brought to their knees by hungry and ambitious young runners.
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Except for a few establishment types and a sprinkling of foreign policy experts, most of these factions are doing their best to give an impression of unity, but that will fall away after November 8 – especially if Trump loses.
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Strumming an acoustic guitar and sometimes joined by a sprinkling of piano, tentative at first, she recalls moving back in with her parents — "still haven't figured anything out" — and imagines hanging herself with Christmas lights on someone's decorated lawn.
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The half-hour session—which premiered on Zane Lowe's Beats1 radio show in November—will guide you through a grip of angelic soul jams and baby-making R&B, plus a sprinkling of vintage rap and some artsy experimental goodies.
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I take the time to make my favorite breakfast for myself (scrambled eggs with cubed ham and a sprinkling of cheddar cheese, with a buttermilk biscuit on the side) and get ready for a whole weekend together as a family.
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Though Arrington nominally ran against Sanford by calling him a "Washington insider" who is responsible for "obstructionism" — coupled with a sprinkling of references to his "Appalachian Trail" scandal — is was Stanford's criticism of President Trump that ultimately did him in.
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A walk down Roosevelt Avenue with the Tutu Hoop — a classic cone made less classic with the addition of a pink cotton candy tutu, a sprinkling of popping candy and a drizzle of fruity red syrup — will earn some warranted stares.
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It combines ordinarily Left-wing working-class Britons who feel oppressed by globalization, middle-class Right-wing patriots, and a sprinkling of mega-wealthy businessmen -- all united by a profound belief that whatever they might be, they are definitely not the establishment.
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A squeeze of citrus, a dollop of yogurt or a drizzle of cream, a dusting of cheese or a good chile powder, a sprinkling of some herbs or croutons — all can take a perfectly fine soup into the realm of the delectable.
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One part Pitch Perfect reunion, one part I Feel Pretty spin-off with just a sprinkling of Groundhog Day, this lovey-dovey sendup spotlights the cynical Natalie, played by Wilson, as she comes to terms with her newfound existence in... a romantic comedy.
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The Spaniard, who sewed up his fifth MotoGP title with three races to spare in Japan last weekend, swept to his fifth successive pole in Australia with a lap of one minute, 29.199 seconds before a sprinkling of rain disrupted final qualifying.
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So it is intensely frustrating that Mr. Davidman and his director, Michael John Garcés, get in their own way throughout this puzzlingly paced production, whose 17 characters — Israelis, Palestinians, a sprinkling of American Jews — need far more room to breathe than they're allowed.
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Add trade tensions into the mix, a sprinkling of uncertainty about regulations, a splash of a possible government shutdown and the growing prospect that Donald Trump will be impeached, and you start to appreciate why the market is finally going off the rails.
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A sprinkling of lesser-known figures are included, as well, such as Bruce Ohr, who was a top Justice Department official before being sidelined, and his wife, Nellie Ohr, who monitored Russian news media for Fusion GPS, the firm that paid Mr. Steele.
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At the same time, the surface water would make it easier for the hot, twisting rocks beneath to crack the surface lid apart, rather as a sprinkling of water from the faucet eases the task of popping ice cubes from a tray.
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Friday's semi-staged performance (of select instrumental numbers from the Turkish, Persian and Peruvian parts, as well as the complete "Sauvages") showed how threadbare the music can feel in the absence of stagecraft and with only a sprinkling of basic dance steps.
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It combines whisky infused with shiso (a plant in the mint family), a shiso sugar and a shiitake and nori (dried seaweed) bitter and is then finished with a sprinkling of edible gold leaf before it is smoked with cherry blossom chips.
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On Monday's two-hour premiere, the castmates didn't have a duck phone, smush room or GTL routine, but Aimee, Candace, Codi, Gus, Jeremiah, Kirk, Kortni and Nilsa proved they can get just as crazy as their Jersey Shore predecessors — with a sprinkling of Southern charm.
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And though there was some black (most notably in a tailored jacket over flowing trousers with a tuxedo swish), the palette was equal parts red, white and navy with some celadon on top, as well as a sprinkling of stripes and a scattering of pansies.
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Books of The Times Ben Macintyre's suspenseful new book, "Rogue Heroes," about the founding of Britain's S.A.S. during World War II, reads like a mashup of "The Dirty Dozen" and "The Great Escape," with a sprinkling of "Ocean's 11" thrown in for good measure.
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The reaction to Betsy DeVos' confirmation as education secretary on Tuesday was fast and mostly furious, with celebrities and Democratic politicians unleashing outrage on social media, and a sprinkling of supporters — including President Donald Trump and Jeb Bush — congratulating DeVos on her narrow win.
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Finally, on sea level, as you turn in both directions, as far as you can see, there is nothing but a vast empty reach of beach and the occasional fisherman with a pole planted in the sand, or a sprinkling of families with beach umbrellas.
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Finally, on sea level, as you turn in both directions, as far as you can see, there is nothing but a vast empty reach of beach and the occasional fisherman with a pole planted in the sand, or a sprinkling of families with beach umbrellas.
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This commission has the potential to be successful, but in addition to including recognized policy experts, it should be populated with a sprinkling of nationally recognized cybersecurity leaders, because there is a difference between what sounds good on paper and what actually works in the trenches.
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With eight slender slices, the pie was smaller in circumference than I'd imagined it would be for half a grand — but it was stacked in the toppings department: Patron-infused créme fraîche, avocado, fresh mango, poached lobster, Osetra caviar, black truffles, AND a sprinkling of platinum flakes.
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Joy on that order had been in short supply for the previous hour and a half, despite a sprinkling of moments built into the show when Mr. Bieber the developmentally arrested child could have a little fun in the midst of all the pro forma pageantry.
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Ms. Thurman moved most of her belongings to River House more than a year ago, though she did leave a sprinkling of furnishings and artwork behind, among them an unfinished metal dining table with midcentury chairs, her son's bunk bed and photographs of herself and her children.
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Trump has the same media diet: heavy on Lou Dobbs, Sean Hannity and "Fox & Friends" (with a sprinkling of hate-watch channel-surfing to CNN and MSNBC), and the same core diet of print newspapers, led by his hometown New York Times and New York Post.
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Watching the opening scenes of "Saint Frances," it's tempting to steel yourself for what looks like it's going to be yet another parable about the Youth of Today: A vaguely tolerable millennial protagonist dealing with a dash of ennui here and a sprinkling of existential angst there.
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The menu carried all of the country's greatest hits, starting with a platter with gallo pinto along with fried chorizo, chicharrón (a dense pleasantly salty sausage), tortillas, salchichon (a smoked sausage), refried beans, fried yuca, fried bananas, salad, and delicious chicken with a sprinkling of Lizano sauce.
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But, as you saw in Tuesday night's follow-up episode, "The Car," the tears are far from ebbing, as the Pearsons had to make it through a funeral, a visit to his tree, a sprinkling of his ashes, and, well, the rest of their lives minus the passionate patriarch.
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Penis and Venus) in your choice of vanilla or chocolate (with a sprinkling of coconut for emphasis), Hot Cookies also serves Rice Krispies Treats, brownies on a stick, and all types of cookies with a spin, like the Sticky Nikki (chocolate chip with pretzels, caramel, and sea salt).
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Enjoy: Big Joanie describe themselves as being "like The Ronettes filtered through 23s DIY and riot grrrl with a sprinkling of dashikis" and I'm not sure I can really explain this accomplished, joyful, discordant debut album with anything better than those words, so I'll just leave this one here.
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When I stopped by the office in February, coaches had been hired, the schedule set, but Schoninger wasn't sure how many players — drawn mostly from the U.S., with a sprinkling of international stars — would sign contracts, and he hadn't found a national sponsor or settled on a broadcast deal.
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We have a sprinkling of old office buildings and hotels through our downtown core — which is, for purposes of comparison, about the size of Manhattan from Houston Street south to Battery Park — but the fact is we have a few buildings from every architectural era the city has seen.
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Though you would have thought the game had become obvious after the four songs by Berg and the 16 by Schumann, a sprinkling of listeners started to applaud after "Dichterliebe," only to be squelched by an arresting gesture from Mr. Goerne and an immediate leap into the Wolf by Mr. Trifonov.
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The idea is if you want to know what's going on with Facebook, Twitter and Russia, and you also want a sprinkling of news about other social apps like Snapchat and HQ, go ahead and follow it, I'll give you all the day's news and a little bit of analysis.
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The first time I ate it, I marvelled at the mountainous cragginess of the exceptionally thick, crispy crust, and at the carnal pleasure of the fat it had absorbed in the fryer, cut with a sprinkling of zingy Cajun herbs and spices, twinkling red like the glitter on a burlesque dancer's corset.
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The hotel does no advertising outside Mr. Johnson's website, yet it has become an impromptu gathering place, particularly during the peak season, of filmmakers, fashion designers, journalists, Silicon Valley tech executives and New York bankers, their spouses, and children, as well as a sprinkling of European families who somehow heard about the place.
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We ordered a kale dip with lime, cumin and cashew cream, served with toasted whole-wheat lavash ($7), a chickpea salad ($5) and "sweet potato nachos" ($7); the thinly sliced rounds topped with corn, mango, black beans and a sprinkling of salsa, cilantro and lime looked too pretty to devour — until we did.
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The walls of his Madison Avenue flagship were lined with 100,000 white orchids, 300 air plants and desert agave (all of which will remain in situ at least for the immediate future, so shoppers can see them, too), and a sprinkling of automated butterflies with wings that opened and closed in syncopation.
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This performance of "War Paint" attracted many of the principals involved in its staging, among them the director Michael Greif and the book writer Doug Wright, as well as a sprinkling of theatrical colleagues who had worked with Ms. Ebersole and Ms. LuPone in the past, giving the matinee a party atmosphere.
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There were a few women of color in attendance, and a sprinkling of men, but white women were the overwhelming majority: white women in knee-high boots and flannel shirts; white women in matching camo "feminist as fuck" T-shirts; white women who'd come with their friends; and other white women who'd come alone.
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" In spare prose, Smuts topped his talents as a lawyer with a sprinkling of inspirational idealism, translating President Woodrow Wilson's aspirational Fourteen Points into a workable instrument for a peace "founded in human ideals, in principles of freedom and equality, and in institutions which will for the future guarantee those principles against wanton assault.
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There's barely any crust to speak of (and come to think of it, I've never seen an end piece in the wild—are they thrown out upon production or is every single slice carved off the same miles-long loaf of never-ending Starbucks pumpkin bread?) but a sprinkling of pepitas provides just enough of a textural contrast to keep the experience from devolving into something entirely too pudding-like.
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As I chewed a Meatball Parm Sandwich ($11, excellent bread), sipped a She's So Modern cocktail ($12, made with Jim Beam, Amaretto, and Orgeat, and probably named after a song by the Boomtown Rats), and avoided a disconcertingly salty order of Disco Fries ($9, served with a sprinkling of desperate-looking parsley), I tried to parse the level of ironic distance and / or total obliviousness required to fully enjoy the meal.
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Markovics is a student of German history and like others in his movement, he is earnestly inspired by the thinkers of the New Right, which took root in France in 1970s and 1980s — and which keeps the core social values of the far right, while adding a sprinkling of traditionally leftist platforms, like market skepticism, and a language inspired by conservative German philosophers of the World War I-era.
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But in a bit of a twist this time around, Pear also featured a sprinkling of young companies that are now ready for Series A funding, including a solar design and sales platform for residential and commercial photovoltaic systems, and a company that thinks its checkout-free shopping technology could help all kinds of Amazon rivals compete with the giant's growing number of surveillance-powered, no-checkout convenience stores.
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Against a backdrop of the Institut de France — the 18th-century building facing the Pont des Arts that is home to the Académie Française — and along a runway built to resemble the sidewalks by the Seine, complete with bouquinistes (the sellers of vintage books and magazines) and a sprinkling of observers (men and boys wearing T-shirts bearing the slogan "Institut Chanel"), Mr. Lagerfeld unveiled a meditation on the underneath, as well as the streets of the city.
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Long before the Reagans came to town, Mr. Dickerson brightened Merrywood parties with a sprinkling of Hollywood, inviting stars like Jack Benny and Kirk Douglas and others he had met as a young actor in Los Angeles after World War II. Mr. Dickerson himself had never been a star in Hollywood: He played uncredited walk-on parts in movies like "Without Reservations," which starred John Wayne and Claudette Colbert, and "Buck Privates Come Home," with Abbott and Costello.
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In some ways, it was surprisingly easy: By not relying on Robert Tallant's version, which was an amalgam of a sprinkling of the newspaper accounts that he'd apparently dug up, and of what I suspect was oral history, I got back to the original sources, or at least as close to the original sources as I was going to come: all of the newspaper accounts—New Orleans had at least three or four different newspapers at the time—the homicide records, arrest reports, coroner's reports, census reports, draft registration cards, death and marriage records and one three-volume transcript of a case appealed to the Louisiana Supreme Court.
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