Use an angled brush to apply the color, tapering off the ends into angled points.
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The Orah 2800i camera has four fisheye lenses, two angled down and two angled up.
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However, instead of taking well-curated, high-angled selfies, she's taking low-angled photos of her chin.
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Though the far side is always angled away from Earth, it is not always angled away from the Sun.
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The dual-ended wand has an angled wax pencil on one end and a powder-dipped, angled doe-foot applicator on the other.
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You create an angled window that frames the Washington Monument, which reminds me a little of the angled window in Marcel Breuer's Whitney Museum.
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It's also possible to create blockquotes by preceding text with an angled bracket (>)—to keep the blockquote across several lines, use three angled brackets (>>>).8.
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"What this means is the one ahead in line gets angled a little to the left, while the one behind is angled slightly to the right," Henson said.
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The sink, which sat awkwardly on an angled wall, was moved to the wall next to the shower, and custom millwork by 12sticks was added along the angled wall.
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In other cases, there's not much distance between Instagram personas (shirtless selfies, full-body bikini shots, angled butt portraits) and OnlyFans personas (shirtless selfies, full-body bikini shots, angled butt portraits).
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So in their earliest days, programmers angled into the action.
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"Use an angled lip brush to apply lipstick," she said.
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Some have deeply angled sides, and some are not so steep.
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Three additional second-floor bedrooms have angled ceilings, skylights and carpeting.
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You'll notice that instead of being perfect cylinders, they're actually angled.
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"I angled down," he told the outlet of his strategic technique.
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It's geared up with fish eye lenses and wide-angled lenses.
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The main reason to buy the cable is the angled connector.
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Well, with a spiral staircase you normally have an angled tread.
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The design and direction they were going for was more angled.
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Instead, they seem to have sharply angled roofs or other trickery.
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Behind the trenches, alongside the road, tanks are angled to counterattack.
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Jesus: his head is drooping, arms splayed, hands nailed to boards that are as angled as the letter V. Also angled is the rulered stem of the T-shaped cross that backs the Man of Sorrows.
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It includes some nice features to make things easier for concealed carry, including shaved safeties, angled sights, and an angled trigger guard to keep sharp edges from snagging upon draw or reholster, and a user-replaceable battery.
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Because of the way the shoreline is angled, I'm actually looking southeast.
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Image: JAXAA wide-angled view of Ryugu, with potential landing spots indicated.
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But Vector is angled more as a home buddy than a toy.
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His boxy physique and sharply angled left leg mirror her left arm.
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All of the knives have Edge of Belgravia's signature, soft-angled handle.
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Line your eyes using a gray cream shadow and an angled brush.
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For starters, the headphones are angled to better fit your ear canal.
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Popular in New England, angled "witch windows" supposedly help keep witches away.
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Especially when Habiyambere passes me with brutally paced, angled and dipped shots.
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Elementary school students angled toward the flag, reciting the Pledge of Allegiance.
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" Said Pirates manager Clint Hurdle: "The ball was angled down with finish.
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Products with wider bases could be angled over 60 degrees before tipping.
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"Adding angled layers cut to the cheekbone will add definition," Reyman says.
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At the top is an attic, with angled ceilings, suggesting a loft.
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At the bottom, more plywood angled over sandbags formed a launch bump.
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The spacecraft then angled down into the planet's clouds and burned up.
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Dip an angled liner brush into a pot of matte, yellow cream liner.
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At the top, a right-angled steel bracket balances precariously on its tip.
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Just dip a thin angled brush to dispense the pigment and swipe away.
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Next, wet an angled shadow brush and dip it into white powder eyeshadow.
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Attached to its nose and tail are two wings, angled to the horizontal.
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Two mirrors reflect what appears on your smartphone onto an angled Fresnel lens.
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Line your lashline using a matte, blue gel liner and an angled brush.
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Each post is angled to be constructive, even if the topic seems miserable.
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It was so beloved that real senators angled for cameos on the show.
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Each cell has a narrow, 42-inch-tall window angled toward the sky.
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In their three-wheeled chairs, their heads are down, their bodies angled forward.
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Reactions on Twitter ranged from love to hate of the sharply angled vehicle.
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As Ms. Harris spoke, Mr. Biden's head angled down, cocking to the left.
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We like the OXO Good Grips Mini Angled Measuring Cup for this purpose.
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Sometimes it is willfully angled or distorted for the sake of a gag.
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The Declaration's parchment was touched, if you angled it correctly, with theological fire.
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Down below, angled toward the cameras, they often have their backs to us.
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She now has layered shoulder-length locks with shorter angled strands in the front.
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Beats also changed the acoustic housing so it's angled and fits better in ears.
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Her highlighter-hued angled bob, which she paired with a strappy gold mini dress.
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AT&T initially sought a February hearing; the Justice Department had angled for May.
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Someone pulled the plug on the jukebox and angled a lampshade like a spotlight.
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The flat angled sides rest on the countertop to grant their arms some reprieve.
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Their angled head and broad nozzle face make for a pleasant experience all around.
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In the video, her spindly limbs punch reflex volleys and nail sharp-angled slices.
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Her solitary front paw, the left one, angled inward, forming a strong center paw.
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Democrats have angled for endorsements from organized labor, a key constituency for the party.
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Even then, though, he angled for a chance to visit the Middle Eastern country.
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Alongside these images are Celtic crosses, one featuring 15 heads angled toward the sky.
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I remember Mia's breasts were swollen in the photo above an upwardly angled phallus.
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It says more about Lit than any biography or MTV-angled music video ever could.
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Slowly and carefully, they angled the pipe until the bot slid into the water below.
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Grab an angled kajal liner and watch the video above for a full how-to.
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Often, the view is slightly angled, as if the head is being seen from below.
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A Lisa Frank angled brush is a potential product from the brand's proposed makeup line.
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Hairstylist Takisha Sturdivant-Drew says that the shag-like, angled cut is perfect for curls.
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Finally, firmly insert the whiskers into the cake next to the nose, angled upward. 5.
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Not so with AirPods Pro, which have the same angled design as EarPods and AirPods.
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The angled white cases feel disrespectful, portraying the work more as artifacts than fine art.
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Draw the outline of your wing with the same bronze eyeshadow and an angled brush.
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Made one save, blocking an angled strike from Mbappe with the score at 713-1.
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Under Macri's leadership, Argentina has gradually angled itself towards greater prominence on the world's stage.
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His smirk, angled down at her as though to remind her of the height discrepancy.
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There are differences, of course: the bezel on the back is angled instead of curved.
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Its exterior is a clean gray HardiePlank, with sharp-angled sides and gently sloping roofs.
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The exterior is cedar, with sharply angled roofs and walls of glass facing the woods.
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The UGreen 90-degree HDMI cable has an angled connector to make difficult connections easier.
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That little angled hole looks like a pretty safe, ready-made haven for the bees.
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It's also rather busy, with the angled tail lights crowding out the tri-star badge.
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Aidan can see only the back of her head and her left arm, elbow angled.
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In a few jumps, differentiated contractions, and angled stances, you can see strains and imperfections.
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After drawing a black cat-eye along each upper lashline, switch to an angled brush.
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He angled towards the hoop, beating his man and drawing the attention of Andrew Bogut.
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His body was angled halfway toward his band mates, his trumpet held at his side.
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The striking, hurricane-resistant exterior features about 500 angled aluminum fins intended to evoke waves.
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This year, I have angled to take Southwest flights whenever possible on my book tour.
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He angled the colt to the outside of the track and leapt off his back.
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One shows a potted plant; another an angled stairway with railings embedded in the ink.
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Berger pointed out the platform's architectural features, including legs angled to harmonize with the landscape.
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On these corners, the intersection of time and space is consistently angled toward the latter.
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She paired the blue ensemble with matching heels and an angled fascinator by Noel Stewart.
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It's angled more toward investors and the Wall Street crowd than it is toward typical moviegoers.
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Tired of going down an acutely angled slide on a big inflatable donut, tired of life.
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The Bigurl did a complex-angled K turn, and Noor still stood there, dead-eyeing her.
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Jockey Kent Desormeaux saw an opening around the final turn, angled outside and Exaggerator took over.
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Below the yellow bands, and partially overlapping them, is a series of sharply angled red lines.
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This satire is especially angled at those who want to turn the margins into a movement.
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I opted to keep my current color, requesting angled arches that were full, but not furry.
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The Notebook 7 Force is angled as a laptop that's capable of video editing and gaming.
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She was leaning down at the time, with her right side angled closer to the radiator.
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This was a super angled blunt cut that complemented Kim's face and jawline from all angles.
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Using short, quick strokes, fill in the brows with a flat, angled brush and brow powder.
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The Beam has four "full-range" woofers, one angled on each end and two front-facing.
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Here's another sequence, this time with the Navcam angled toward the southern horizon from Curiosity's perspective.
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The way she very faintly stiffened and gradually angled her body and drew her eyes away.
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Next, Hough shared a photo of her legs underneath a blanket, angled off Dobrev's hospital bed.
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"John's kyphosis was severely angled — over 140 degrees of curvature in the end," says Dr. Lenke.
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It was not to be: He remains here at Fort Sill, his grave a steeply angled
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As an alternative, you can purchase angled HDMI adapters that transform any regular HDMI cable connector.
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The new film "Eye in the Sky" takes a more wide-angled view of the issues.
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Even O'Rourke seemed to realize it, pivoting his already wide-angled campaign toward increasingly national issues.
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Pennsylvania, Texas, Washington, and Idaho have all angled to do the same recently, with proposed legislation.
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The man angled the fork upward so that the little trident was pointed at the gun.
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Her skirt, with an angled hemline that showed off her thighs, only added to the feeling.
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The walls of the house are angled to deflect intruders of the human, or zombie, variety.
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Bonus: a built-in, hard-angled brush converts into a full-size brush for precise control.
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The upper level with its angled, skylighted ceiling is taken up by a single master suite.
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The upper level with its angled, skylighted ceiling is taken up by a single master suite.
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It's not uncommon to see replications of Jones' angled shot popping up all across social media.
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Is it the angled bob or asymmetrical chop we've seen from Kunis (and countless other celebrities) before?
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The panoramic sunroof is cut off by a sharp-angled line, which falls toward the rear wheels.
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But when it's sitting on your desk (or better yet, your angled wireless charger), sometimes it won't.
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Then, there are the public selfies — those carefully angled, tastefully filtered photos that populate our Instagram feeds.
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With an angled pad, the raw physics of how the phone sits there makes that less likely.
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Lucky for all of us hoping to copy their flawlessly angled shapes and feathered texture, they're not.
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They're also angled to provide a sound stage that's in front of you, not on the sides.
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Albanese was clad in navy blue, her strikingly pale face framed by a sharp-angled black bob.
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For every perfectly angled and edited glamorous shot, there are at least a dozen less flattering versions.
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In his concerts, Mr. Cohen played the venerable sage, dapper in his suits and precisely angled hats.
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Renault had previously angled for a merger with Nissan but has been rebuffed by CEO Hiroto Saikawa.
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Guitars are generally golden and angled, and piano is more marbled and jerky because of the chords.
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An angled chest press while taking a knee on the floor against the force of a Keiser.
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On the far side of the park, away from the street, was an angled natural rock wall.
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Although crammed into the space, the angled canvas is unimposing — buoyant almost, seeming somehow capable of levitation.
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"Don't use a really contemporary-looking, sharp-angled outdoor sofa at a Nantucket cottage," Mr. Dunham said.
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All of the objects pictured brighten whenever their iciest, most reflective patches are angled toward the Sun.
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A drawing of the same motif flattens it into a single angled line spiraling in on itself.
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For reference, I have an above-the-shoulder angled bob with blunt bangs — think Russian spy-style.
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Some teams have angled to have the last pick and the media attention that comes with it.
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SpinLaunch's vacuum chamber will be angled upward at 35 to 40 degrees, for an ideal launch trajectory.
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An angled, diamond-tipped applicator helps give you a crisp line with no extra lip liner required.
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STRASBOURG, France — Frank Ntilikina bent forward, angled his face to the ground and unleashed an extended scream.
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She stood, repeatedly, on one flat foot while keeping the other leg angled in front of her.
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He wore a perfectly cut gray suit that angled down from his shoulders to his cinched waist.
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An angled shell helps the tortoise roll back onto its feet no matter which way it falls.
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A sharp-angled shot by Eaves slid under Elliott's pads on Anaheim's third shot of the game.
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They repeatedly carved open Real's defense with quick, clever angled passing and superb running off the ball.
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The lot is planted with an angled line of trees that block the north and northwest winds.
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The painting is an angled view of a young woman who is sitting crosslegged on the grass.
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Samantha looks in real life the way most people look only in carefully angled and filtered pics.
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And even while some smartphones, like the LG G5 (and maybe the iPhone 7), go with a dual-lens setup for wide-angled photos, the 10 packs in a wider-angled lens, which actually made a huge difference while I tested this camera during a vacation in Philadelphia.
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Start at the widest part of your brow and make short, angled strokes along your natural brow line.
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Wolff angled for his seat at the table long before election day with multiple puff pieces about Trump.
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Dr. Gramm sat on a plush white chair angled toward the matching white couch Sarah was sitting on.
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With an angled liner brush, softly draw black gel eyeliner into your crease to further define your eyes.
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An angled brush featuring Frank's rainbow unicorns is already available for pre-sale on Glamour Dolls Makeup's website.
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The edgy chop is a total 180 from the star's previous hairstyle, a collarbone-grazing, slightly angled cut.
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"The choppy, uneven, angled haircut shows your face, which gives the look a more modern edge," she says.
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Monfils saved a third with an angled forehand but Djokovic converted at the fourth attempt with a volley.
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Materials 1 toothbrushPinecones1 angled paintbrushAcrylic paint (in three to four different shades of the same color) Instructions 1.
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She does this again in an angled corridor that leads from "Bed Down Location" to the final gallery.
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And as the phone is angled and moved around, 3D objects can be viewed from almost any angle.
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Contemporary representations of Turkey are often grim and politically charged, or superficial and angled towards a tourist audience.
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In the galleries, mirrors and lights are angled so visitors can peer into the bronze castings' hollow interiors.
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Using an angled eyeliner brush, drag the cat-eye downward at the outer corner, creating a sharp line.
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Eventually the problem emerged: A piece of redstone was angled incorrectly, sending the current in the wrong direction.
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"Normally in a horizontal space you would just make it parallel," Hanako says of the slightly-angled runway.
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His legs were angled off the bed so that he was almost on his knees on the floor.
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The light angled down to a set of car keys with an electric clicker in an open hand.
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In 2014, he started Heavily Medicated Games, his own studio specifically angled at tabletop games for younger audiences.
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They drew a large crowd outside the building's angled structure despite the chill of the riverside in winter.
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The jet nozzle is angled slightly upward so that it doesn't blast the rear fuselage with hot air.
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Laquan had a menacing look in his eye, the officer said, and angled the knife in his direction.
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He angled a pair of glass eyeballs imported from Germany slightly to the side and narrowed the eyelids.
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An image of what an attached periscope saw was projected through its angled mirror onto the tent's ground.
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His new mien — narrowed eyes, sharpened chin and severely angled cheekbones — gave him the appearance of a vampire.
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That and the frieze of blue people on the walls, holding lotus flowers, their long limbs improbably angled.
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She also can hit rolling, off-speed, angled winners from either wing that might well become her trademark.
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Team New Zealand also brought with it more acutely angled light-wind daggerboards, which it deployed on Saturday.
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Valentine's Day is a holiday with high expectations of expensive gifts, romantic plans, and perfectly angled couple selfies.
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Both are miked up, their gray armchairs angled toward one another in front of a tastefully neutral background.
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On Friday evenings, as the late-setting sun angled through the woods, the family gathered for Shabbat dinner.
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The sides of the tablet are slightly angled, giving it a shape that very vaguely resembles a trapezoid.
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It's important how you wear these headphones, as they have angled drivers to provide a wider sound stage.
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On their second match point at 7-203, Rublev poached and made a sensational, angled backhand volley winner.
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At the gallery, "Grounding" is projected onto a large wall of cheap plywood, angled at about 2966 degrees.
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Behind them, a scrim angled up to the sky played what appeared to be heavily pixilated clouds and flames.
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The single woofer gets 210 watts, and the angled tweeters and mid-range stereo drivers get 203 watts each.
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The angled lines in both versions of the forest landscape image highlight its two-point perspective and vanishing points.
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But AlphaGo handled the multi-angled assault well to simplify the engrossing game and eventually forced Ke to resign.
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The images become strangely angled parallelograms, reduced to black and gold, and Ito's movement is only sort of visible.
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ALLIANCE IMBALANCE Renault had previously angled for a merger with Nissan but has been rebuffed by CEO Hiroto Saikawa.
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It has sharp ends, is angled like none other, and can be easily personalized with any fringe you like.
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There's an inspiration evident in his work, with the half-portrait size, folded hands, angled pose, and detailed background.
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The design of the CrossAction brush head enables the toothbrush to surround each tooth with 298-degree angled bristles.
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And does open mean that the slats are parallel with the horizon or angled to let maximum sunlight in?
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So if you're up for trying something new, we suggest grabbing your favorite angled brush and getting to work.
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It's a good-looking little device Physically, the Home is a small, approachable little cylinder with an angled top.
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This is not the first time that Netflix has angled to get its original films on the big screen.
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Designer, a compact that includes a 5x magnifier and an angled tool to help you get your lines perfect.
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Many will return to their communities with strained relationships and sparse job skills, making for sharply angled upward mobility.
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Walker's sharp-angled shot was redirected off the post, but Kopitar pounced on the loose puck and buried it.
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His fingers clicked in a blur as he placed angled steps, upside-down, to mimic the Arc's beveled top.
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In some cases, the piece could be restored intact, but angled in a way that produced a flatter profile.
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The top portion is white and angled gently so the touch-sensitive surface is positioned perfectly for your hands.
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With its unique angled design and compact footprint, the Chef'n CleanGenuity Garden Dish Rack is ideal for smaller households.
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To construct the installation, the artist created a corridor of three mirrored surfaces—two angled walls and a floor.
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This one has a seven-inch angled touchscreen — not only is it always listening, but it sees you, too.
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The sleek angled front also looks like something you'd expect to be electrically powered, if that makes any sense.
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The camera explores (usually empty) buildings with immobile, wide-angled shots reminiscent of Wes Anderson or Wong Kar-wai.
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Elbows akimbo, crutches angled out from my body, I'd lift up between them in a display of joyful strength.
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Grilled baby leek greens angled out around a pile of barley topped with what looked like a deviled egg.
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The basic idea is that when you're typing on a normal keyboard, your wrists are angled, which causes strain.
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To understand how the manta's filters work, imagine a series of tiny angled slats lined up in its mouth.
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He smacked reflex winners even off Wawrinka overheads, tracked down sharply angled groundstrokes and stayed creative under great duress.
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The main decks of both spans are held up by 21.6 cables stretched among eight 8503-foot angled towers.
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At the Junto retreats, 15 men stay in the same house and sleep on angled beds in communal rooms.
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The shadow of the bridge over the water is angled, so that the bright section looks like an arrowhead.
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The sheets are angled relative to each other in a way that uncannily recalls classic Cubist or Constructivist composition.
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Yet in a template sketch of Poliakoff's (at left), the angled line, darkened above the center, marks the spot.
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The plane took a left-banking turn, and the angled increased before the aircraft began to lose altitude, they added.
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Photo: Sean Hollister (Gizmodo)If you're at home, then even just a carefully angled fan can make a big difference.
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They also have a tripod screw, so you can pop one onto a GorillaPod and get it angled just right.
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Behemoths tend to have thunderous and sharply-angled serves, which is the most important shot, especially on pacey hard courts.
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I'm told Summers' idea is an old thesis of his that has been angled away from central banking to lawmaking.
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Last month, Smulders rocked a darker auburn hue before transitioning to this brighter shade paired with a choppy, angled bob.
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The three angled mirrors are hung high above the room to make it seem brighter, but also to add dimension.
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Like the Beats Powerbeats Pro, Sony's earbuds have an angled acoustic housing that sits better in your ears' concha bowls.
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Pluto has an angled, elliptical orbit on a different plane than the rest of the planets in our solar system.
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Now pat on a dark green powder shadow on top, using an angled brush around the edges for clean lines.
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Apple's version of wall detection will detect planes that are vertical or just off vertical but not heavily angled initially.
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Her short, severely angled bob was streaked at least three different colors and featured a spiky crown in the back.
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Backlund's sharp-angled offering from the wing ricocheted off the stick of Devils captain Andy Greene and into the net.
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The cool blue night light makes your bathroom more welcoming, and the touchscreen angled side panel adds even more luxury.
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Each one has silver lines angled across the items of clothing, a graphical and artistic element, according to Laszlo Parent.
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The angled drive units pack a massive punch with expressive lows and clear highs, and a crisp range in between.
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"Her personal favourite is Maybelline's Eyebrow Definer Pencil ($7.99) — "it's got an angled pencil and a great spoolie for blending.
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It's a wide-angled approach, but one that endeavors to put the scope of the president's misconduct on full display.
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Not to be greedy, but how cool would it be to see a panoramic, wide-angled view of the landing?
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The Dr. Scholl's app requires users to snap four strategically-angled photos of their feet for the service to work.
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"When my career has been angled to unfold I felt like it was because I was being myself," she said.
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We were originally angled to meet at a bar, until her publicist told me she doesn't drink much these days.
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For months, the Tennessee lawmaker angled to advance major online privacy legislation that's drawn sharp opposition from the tech industry.
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These figures also pray and tremble and make fists, but it is that angled wrist that stays in the mind.
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To one side is the master suite, which has a study area and a stone fireplace on an angled wall.
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These sharply angled scarlet mules will pump up the fun factor of even the most subdued outfit in your rotation.
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It's more heavily angled toward creators, particularly those who want to draw or annotate on the displays with a stylus.
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Because we booked through AmEx, we were upgraded to an Ocean-View room with an angled view of the water.
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After an initial grow-in period, Ms. Streicher creates a natural looking, softly angled arch that looks youthful and effortless.
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When the general outline is completed, she uses four or five types of sandpaper to create a smoothly angled surface.
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It's a white box with black specks and perches nine stories above the ground on a series of angled stilts.
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According to the brand, the bristles are a new patented design, wider and slightly angled, that complements a speedy manicure.
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The plane was angled 40 degrees nose down, hurtling towards the ground at 575 miles per hour as it crashed.
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If the panel is even slightly angled away from the sun, it will get less light, and produce less electricity.
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Placing it on a desk or nightstand gets you comfy, controlled cooling that can be angled exactly where you want it.
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Pro tip: If you're having trouble creating precise points, dip an angled eyeliner brush in your lipstick formula and then try.
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Federer hung tough to take the game with an angled backhand winner and steamed on to his 20th grand slam title.
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Seen from the side, those tubes are clearly angled and bent to lend the structure stability and create its subtle shelves.
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Yes, Campbell may have angled his cousin into a murder van, but Allie has some very important supporters on the outside.
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I found the baby-blue squeeze container with the angled dispenser the perfect way to reach under the toilet bowl rim.
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Instead of sitting overhead, this version is a small modem-sized box that sits at the peak of an angled surface.
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Carlson opened the scoring just 35 seconds into the stanza when he somehow found the mark with a sharp-angled shot.
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From angled stripes, to large and small gingham, to mixed florals, ahead are 25 dresses that'll make matching feel so 2016.
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The "stick" that extends from each earbud appears to be shorter than the stick on the original AirPods, and more angled.
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In the case of Northside, several structures laid flat on the ground, while others stood upright, angled and somewhat off-kilter.
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For horizontal blinds, closed could mean that the slats are angled either all the way down or all the way up.
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But the pièce de résistance was a sharp angled bob, Amos' vision of what a postmodern Black hairstyle would look like.
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The horses moved with a prance -- head angled, steps high -- that I associated with the wooden horses on merry-go-rounds.
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In fact, many have posted their "transformation" photos to show just how much a difference a well-angled pose can make.
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When you're selecting a soup ladle, it's important to choose one that has a hooked end and a long, angled handle.
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Start by dipping an angled eyeliner brush in a deep blue shadow, like Kat Von D Metal Crush Eyeshadow in Paranoid.
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Seattle took the lead after 57 minutes when Kelvin Leerdam's angled shot hit defender Justin Morrow and flew into the net.
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In a new filing on Saturday, Trump's attorneys angled to get a lawsuit brought by adult-film actress Stormy Daniels dismissed.
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After a while, I noticed that Roman, who was sitting next to Zilberstein, had his iPhone casually angled toward his father.
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Each time, I wedged myself into the chair in the corner of her room, angled for her comfort and not mine.
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A young woman came up to us, holding a tray above her head as she angled her way through the crowd.
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With her nose never not angled towards the clouds and her sleek, glossy bob, she wasn't exactly the chillest Spice Girl.
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The effort failed: a TV above the stage not angled just so and an unpainted curtain rail made Mr. Gilkes fidget.
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His body is angled slightly away the woman, subtly underscoring the psychological distance that can exist between strangers in close proximity.
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The style is defined by its blunt edge, often angled longer in front, reaching somewhere between the earlobe and the collarbone.
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The interior side of the window is also angled downward, and the glass appears inset, which adds another level of complexity.
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The Azzurre went close to doubling their tally when Valentina Bergamaschi's fierce angled shot forced Peng to save at full stretch.
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Still, after a hard day's cycling, he discovered that his arms were stiffly angled into backward wings — his sleeves had frozen.
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Now she fills the opera house more easily, with a tone that's simultaneously softer and stronger, less angled and more rounded.
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An angled, massive infotainment screen rises out of the dash alone but looks like a continuation of the control stack below.
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Tavares tied the game at 1:58 of the second period, firing a sharp-angled shot from the left faceoff circle.
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Her pigment-smeared palette, which rests on a wooden shelf attached to her easel, is angled downward, jutting toward the viewer.
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The works, rather than complementing their settings, oppose them, with right-angled forms in nature and sinuous ones against angular architecture.
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They kissed and chatted about the Whitney, and then she angled off, brandishing her cell phone to indicate many pending tasks.
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Then they angled off into a shower of flying fish and were gone toward the purple light of the Gulf Stream.
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The round, roughly 5-inch device sits on a desktop with an angled 2.5-screen and defaults to showing a clock.
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Ms. Andrews, 32, has modeled for 12 years and has consistently angled the left side of her face toward the camera.
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In some frames, it's almost impossible to count the number of people present, with limbs and torsos angled to confuse the eye.
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The team's algorithm is also reportedly able to detect the direction a subject is looking and the way their head is angled.
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There's a screen on top of the box playing Barbie content onto an angled mirror below that creates a 3D-looking object.
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But yesterday, Kunis demonstrated how to really accentuate your cheekbones and jawline sans FaceTune or a contour kit: with an angled bob.
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Grimacing, Helen angled her body in such a way that her shoulders didn't touch the dust — she was down, but not out.
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A white-bearded man lay on a stainless-steel examination table, his face angled toward the skylight and the cold, cloudless morning.
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The slightly angled rise of the stairs from the bottom of the painting to near its top exaggerates and dramatizes the height.
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That's way better marketing, way more impressive and real-seeming—even if the pictures are filtered and angled, which they always are.
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Smokeshow and Activist (the matte black and matte espresso shades) make amazing liners with a dense, angled brush or buffed all over.
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The new design also includes a USB-C port that's angled on the edge of the Spectre x360 to improve cable management.
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So after Dieter Bohn espoused the glories of the angled Qi dock from Samsung, I had to get one for my bedside.
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The doorbell secures onto a metal mounting plate, and then there's an angled bracket to help steer the doorbell toward the door.
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But unlike Earth and its 23 degree tilt, Pluto is angled on a whopping 120 degree axis compared to its orbital plane.
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If the mic isn't positioned between the two closer feet, or if it's angled too far forward, the whole thing topples over.
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Chunks of water ice with angled and sharp corners can be seen "floating" amid the bright deposits of softer, denser solid nitrogen.
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For instance, it has a detachable rubber wrist rest and can be angled to the optimal position for your hands while playing.
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This isn't thirst-trap Instagram, with bums angled at phone cameras in selfies to ultimately lead to some free tickets to Lovebox.
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Using an angled liner brush, create a very thin, light line along your top and bottom lashlines with a vibrant, red shadow.
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When she debuted an undeniably cool angled lob late last year, we thought she was merely jumping on the L.A. trend train.
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Footage of the crash site showed the burned out van angled backward down a steep embankment off the side of the highway.
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Standing on the chair, facing the gray square of her flat's living room window, her view angled down toward Seven Sisters Road.
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Jonquil's structures imply the tidy perfection of angled lines and they're beautiful, in the way anything that fragile and undulating is beautiful.
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The Rob & Chyna star, 28, donned a white crop top and gray sweatpants as she angled the camera down to her stomach.
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Shafts of angled light lit the lake bed, like searchlights from a U.F.O.; later, old sunken ships came into view from above.
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A bronze, door-size plaque angled into a crevice at a Fifth Avenue skyscraper recalls the spot where their home once stood.
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Shafts of sunlight angled past the storm clouds over the Continental Divide as we approached the track's highest point, 9,239 feet elevation.
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Like any curved TV, you'll get a better viewing plane with less fade on the sides since it's angled towards the center.
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The van was already outfitted with angled shelves, which keep the books from flying off, but still needed $2500,0003 worth of work.
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Abandoning the now useless grip, Kisenosato was forced backwards towards the boundary, but angled out to throw Terunofuji down on his hands.
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For instance, in an effort to differentiate itself, its newer Bolt DVR adopted an odd, angled shape that some found aesthetically displeasing.
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She's soaked in primary colours, as Goude's bold, angled vision converges with Jones's musicality to create one singular, timeless piece of art.
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Use an angled blush brush to dust bronzer just beneath your cheekbones, and sweep pink blush over the apples of your cheeks.
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Besides making them more compact, Beats also angled the acoustic housing so that the earbuds sit better in your ear's concha bowl.
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That means that the viola's F holes — the openings through which most of the sound escapes — are angled away from the audience.
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The district is in an older section of Downtown LA where the walls, streets, and intersections fit together like angled puzzle pieces.
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The emergency system is intended to maneuver the plane out of a stall, when its nose is often angled too sharply upward.
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Another effect, involving dozens of angled streams of light, as if from a fancy showerhead, elicited "oohs" from the audience on Friday.
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Then the plane skidded along the runway with its nose angled upward, the engines scraping the ground and flames streaking out behind.
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In the bedroom, casement windows are set into angled street-facing walls, and there is an 22568-foot-wide walk-in closet.
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I think she came over with an O on top of an angled L, which reminded me of an ice cream cone.
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The opera house's gently angled roof is built for pleasure; it's a public plaza and a beloved feature of the Oslo waterfront.
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And, of course, reality always lurked just beyond the angled walls and weathered backdrops that cosseted his distinguished guests and glamorous models.
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McHale kept the 38-year-old off balance with clever use of angled returns and chased down everything hammered back at her.
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"This structure is located on their right side and would be the best side to be angled down for echolocation," she said.
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On the top, you&aposll find angled edges and green-lit highlights, which is a nice touch — and we quite like it.
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Kushner spoke slowly and deliberately, at times pausing to look down at his notes, as cameras flashed and reporters angled for position.
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To the left of the vertical white line, Uslé has painted a blue band whose top and bottom edges are angled in.
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So the next time Lomachenko crashed in chest to chest, he angled off and landed some free shots on a relaxed Martinez.
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These coated rods are arranged along a substrate like angled teeth on a comb: There is a bottom 'comb' and a top 'comb.
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But her fans aren't happy that she's already back to posting heavily angled, ab-filled photos just like she did before her pregnancy.
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The challenge is for the line to be angled at an orientation that will move the ball forward without it hitting the wall.
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They've angled to shape the White House's agenda in secret, aiming to avoid the wrath of their president-hating peers in the Valley.
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You'll also want a ball head on each tripod, since the scanners need to be angled downward at a 30-45 degree angle.
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Finding a few pranks that could be angled as 'in poor taste' and applying a backlash-driven narrative to them could be huge.
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"Noir" (1995) is an angled view of a car driving at night, its taillights emitting cones of thickly rendered red and yellow light.
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The angled box at the center of the drone, which houses most of the drone's smarts and the package it delivers, doesn't pivot.
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Fellow Hornets guard Jeremy Lin, controlling the ball, angled around the forward's pick and saw Daniels spotting up atop the 3-point arc.
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Self-described as a gateway to homosexuality for both genders, her sometime self-deprecating and angled honesty comes across as effortless but awkward.
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In place of gentle curves, there's a slightly more modern angled aesthetic to the front of the printer where the pictures are ejected.
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Rows of SolarCity panels stand angled to maximize their solar energy capture, with just enough space between for a person to walk comfortably.
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Dip an angled eyeliner brush into your eyeshadow of choice (we used dark gray), then line your upper lashline, winging it out slightly.
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Their surfaces smoothly swell in some areas, and elsewhere are abruptly angled, as if pieces had broken off in the process of fabrication.
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Mirrored pyramids on the wall, many-planed and layered thick with angled glass so that their internal reflections repeat themselves, only reference ceaselessness.
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Though the edges are curved on the front, they're more sharply angled on the back — not unlike an HTC phone, who manufactured it.
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John McCain angled his thumb toward the floor, the effort to unwind Obama's signature legislative feat was beginning to backfire on the GOP.
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Sitting with his back angled against the cold wall and gazing out the window was his way of getting out of the house.
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In "The Unwinding," George Packer took a wide-angled look at this country's institutions and mores and was appalled by what he found.
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Her Instagram feed is filled with edgy, angled cuts and before-and-after transformations, where curls spring to life seemingly out of nowhere.
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The guys with a reddish tinge to their hair, the bright-eyed young, polite young men with the chiseled or neurotically angled noses.
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But he also saw something of himself in the angled lines, as he later told Brock in a letter: I was in despair.
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They are physically discontinuous, but the gaps between the volumes are too narrow and steeply angled to allow you to pass through easily.
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For eyeliner, Ms. Dali suggests gently tapping a black eye shadow directly on the lash line (between the eyelashes) with an angled brush.
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It had two angled cutouts across the waist, and also featured a thin cape, which draped across Washington's back down to the floor.
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His elegant one-handed backhand invites comparison to Stan Wawrinka's, while his tightly angled left-handed serve has caused problems for every opponent.
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Once open, there is an angled straw that's in the perfect position for kids to drink from without having to tilt their head.
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The XC60's styling is fantastic, carrying over the brand's signature "Thor's Hammer" headlights but taking a different, more angled approach out back.
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It has a vertically angled orbit that takes it in a loop up and over the space where the planets orbit the sun.
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Standing in line, three friends who had driven about an hour from Gainesville, Ga., breathlessly angled for a glimpse of Starfish from below.
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In "Car Interior/For Once" (2019), viewers encounter a cropped, angled view of a car's front seats, with only the driver's seat completely visible.
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Step 1: Trace a thin line and a subtle wing on your upper lashline using an angled liner brush dipped into black gel liner.
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"Green Sleeper" (1965), claims a chunk of space by measuring it against the floor plane, then loosely implies upward extension with casually angled verticals.
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The scuzzy distortion on the guitars, the rolling drums, and Kino Kimono's sharply angled vocals all smack of jittery dissatisfaction and 23s musical tropes.
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The lower half of the figure's body is angled off the couch, communicating a break in the positioning of black beauty, femininity, and power.
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The outermost group, which includes two of the pro-grade moons, has an orbit angled at 46 degrees and are named after Inuit mythology.
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Essentially, a "low side part" is a regular side part, but angled more toward the front of your face to offer an asymmetrical effect.
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I have a 4 by 8 foot plywood board that I angled and attached to the wall, as it makes a perfect drawing surface.
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The Pirates viewed Rizzo's eighth-inning slide, out of the basepath toward the pitcher's mound and angled at Elias' legs, as a dirty play.
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To copy this, use an angled brush and black brow powder to extend the shape of each brow and bring it to a point.
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A long angled table with rollers was mounted over the top of the X-ray unit and extended the full length of the machine.
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"The angled brush gives you ultra-precise application so you can define your Cupid's bow and get crisp lines sans a lipliner," says Rinaldi.
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Once the tether is fully extended, the kite is angled to catch less wind, reeled partway back in, and allowed to reel out again.
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Then, go in with a darker color, creating strokes of hair to achieve the natural-but-believable 3D brow look with an angled brush.
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She indicated to Scharschmidt that another driver was eyeing the parking space she was vacating, and her vehicle was angled toward the dance floor.
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There were aces, cleanly struck backhands, wickedly angled forehands, right-guess returns and full-swinging passing shots on the line off the full stretch.
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Retsuko's mom is determined to set up her daughter with arranged marriage prospects, including a handsome polar bear boasting the sharpest, most angled eyebrows.
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A look at the angled hood and sloping rear conjures up a 1960s era Alfa Romeo Spider Duetto, a car with a cult following.
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Three more police personnel angled in with digital cameras, recording the incident; three young people in yellow T-shirts reading "Legal Observer," well, observed.
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Much like how the Pythagorean theorem is crucial to solving right-angled triangle problems, case frameworks help draw a map for building company strategies.
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The angled shape, meant to facilitate pouring, proved effective, and clean-up, thanks to its pre-seasoned organic flaxseed oil coating, was a breeze.
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From standing, step your right foot back, as though coming into a lunge, but place your heel down with your toes angled slightly out.
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Renault, which owns a 43.4% stake in Nissan, had previously angled for a merger with Nissan, but Saikawa has long opposed a full integration.
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" Missé has created each chair with a weight of just 500g on Earth, with eight-degree angled legs for "better stability in low gravity.
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Placed along my zygomatic arch and cheeks, it's intended to give a more angled triangular look to my cheekbones and my face in general.
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Freezing Rain developed from digital photographs Crown took of rainstorms, then reinterpreted with positional mapping software, before handcrafting the physical piece of angled points.
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The Crown Choice To get deep into the seams and lines of your tile, use a narrow brush with angled bristles, like this one.
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This rest of the mile is a downhill, low-key breather, with the Citigroup Center's unmistakable angled roof visible in the distance in Manhattan.
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The car also has adaptive LED front lighting, with two angled headlamps which provide most of the illumination is the dimly lit overall scene.
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As it turns out, screws hold much better when they're angled in the direction of the falling force, as in the second scenario above.
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These are among the smallest and lightest earphones, and even their 3.5mm connector, angled at 3493 degrees, is as thin and minuscule as possible.
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That's where hundreds of mirrors in a field are all angled to reflect sunlight onto a tower, inside of which is a steam turbine.
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The watermarks, nestled inside the openings made by the interlocking, sharply angled planes, become blind eyes peering out of the painting at the viewer.
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Toffoli tied it at 1-1 with a power-play goal at 3:19, beating Kuemper with sharp-angled shot from the left wing.
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On the stroke of halftime, Aron Gunnarsson fired an angled shot that was bound for the top corner until Lovre Kalinic tipped it away.
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The candidates did not appear on stage together, but in separate interviews with anchor Anderson Cooper, angled to appeal to the party's liberal base.
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For example, the barbed wire the two soldiers walk through in no man&aposs land had angled pathways so the camera could get through.
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To the right is a second master suite, which has wood floors and an angled ceiling and opens to a sitting room or nursery.
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First, Jakub Vrana made it one-goal game when he slipped a sharp-angled shot into the net at 3:43 of the period.
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As Fitzgerald went in motion, Newman correctly posited that he was getting a jump on his over route, an angled dash across the middle.
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Both of these phone screens have rounded corners as opposed to traditional right-angled ones, but they're not pushing the boundaries of display design.
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Anisimova was 3-1 up in the second when Halep earned break points, but the American fended them off with some superb angled winners.
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You enter the Rick Owens exhibition at the Triennale di Milano through a tall notch sliced from a white wall angled like a ziggurat.
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His single tire is angled so that he can shift his center of gravity on the edges of the wheel to turn, Sage said.
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If you have overhead lighting, find fixtures that can be angled so light bounces off the walls and hits people at a side angle.
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The armored soldier angled in on the far right and the general on the left are the only ones looking at the wounded woman.
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She then applies Covergirl's Super Sizer Fiber mascara on her lashes, and defines her brows with an angled brush and a taupe brown brow shade.
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The HTC Vive Pre developer edition The controllers, which are wireless, look like a couple of strangely angled microphones that you hold in each hand.
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Armia moved the puck along the left boards, angled toward the crease and banked a shot off Sharks defenseman Justin Braun's skate and past Jones.
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With an angled liner brush, draw matte burgundy eyeshadow along your upper and lower lash lines, winging it out slightly on your upper lash line.
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But I still remember what it was like to look out onto a grey, angled concrete world from the seventeenth floor of a tower block.
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This electric toothbrush system comes with a charging base station, electric brushing unit, and one e-Series Standard angled neck and contoured bristle brush head.
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A leading composer and pianist in jazz since the 1970s, Brackeen has a piano style based in neatly angled patterns and harmonies, and darting melodicism.
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Step 2: Apply a brow powder that matches your hair color with a flat, angled brush, focusing on the bottom line of the arch first.
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Up-firing speakers are special ear-level speakers that are angled specifically to beam sound upward in order to bounce audio off of your ceiling.
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She welcomed every stroke, particularly when he angled his body so that he rubbed against all the right spots inside and outside of her body.
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Since becoming a Victoria's Secret Angel back in 2011, Kloss has picked up a few beauty tricks that make her perfectly-angled smize truly signature.
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The best-rated smiles have lips angled between 13 and 17 degrees and extend between 55% and 62% of the distance between the eye's pupils.
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Using a chain of huge mirrors suspended above Earth and angled to catch the sun's rays, they would save billions in heating and lighting bills.
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And the car itself itself certainly looks the business, with sleek aerodynamic lines, a low, aggressively-angled bonnet, and a large and curved front windscreen.
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Berkenblit's first language consists of sharply angled, geometric forms, often concluding in the outline of a pointy nosed witch with long eyelashes but no eyes.
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This issue came to a head in June 2017 when Saudi Arabia and four other countries cut relations with Qatar and angled for U.S. support.
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There have been some blatantly modern iterations with sinks and tubs that look like giant round bowls, right-angled faucets, square showerheads and futuristic lighting.
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Under him, Congress passed the Pollution Prevention Act which angled to prevent or reduce pollution whenever possible and in turn spend less on controlling pollution.
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During dinner he had angled the conversation toward sex, as he often did on these occasions, as though in testament to his iconoclasm, his virility.
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Dating back some 733,000 years, the mysterious picture consists of three lines intersected by six angled lines, like a more complicated version of the hashtag (#).
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Despite its right-angled infrastructure, the work is as animate-seeming as its title suggests and recalls Tony Smith's penchant for metaphor disguised as Minimalism.
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It can easily be moved and angled to show bits of anatomy that surgeons would otherwise have to twist and crane their necks to see.
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Using angled metal struts that look as if they belonged to a shelving unit, its the arrangement of the constituent pieces that make the object.
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Miles earningThe earning structure on the Citi / AAdvantage Platinum card is fairly basic, and angled toward a frequent traveler who often flies with American Airlines.
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Calgary's Elias Lindholm opened the scoring by sending a sharp-angled shot that ricocheted into the net off the skate of Oilers defenseman Adam Larsson.
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Sottsass's apostasy culminated in the exuberant wildness of his Memphis furniture, with its angled forms, Fiestaware hues, enlarged faux-wood grains and startling modern laminates.
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Before the mascara completely dried, he used a small, angled brush to blend it along the roots of both the top and bottom lash lines.
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She winds her way to a white leather couch, curling herself inside the coat as she leans into a corner of the sharply angled furnishing.
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Over it he has superimposed a large, open rectangle (or frame) with two lines extending from it, each with two right-angled bends in them.
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Bianca Lawson says her "Westworld" audition was a fiasco because her bra -- that was filled with oil -- exploded as she angled to get the role.
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Even without their precise computations, it's easy to see the effect of the waves and wind in exposed roots and a dramatically angled ledge of sand.
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LONDON — A young woman sits cross-legged on her bed, staring into the jaunty-angled camera lens and moaning about her fruitless hunt for a job.
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According to the Kylie Cosmetics Instagram account, the Kybrow range will feature six products: an eyebrow pencil, pomade, powder duo, gel, highlighter, and an angled brush.
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The pilot, who looked like a Top Gun extra in a white shirt and aviators, angled the chopper towards the tractor and its ant-like occupants.
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For him, the idea of just a few angled lines turning into a face, with a great deal of negative space, was fascinating to no end.
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And the sharply angled skyscraper would have climaxed in a diamond-shaped pinnacle emblazoned with the word "Trump," putting his name atop the continent's tallest structure.
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What followed was five months of negotiations between Riyadh and the UN, as Saudi officials angled for conditions on where and how aid could be distributed.
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For one, flat solar panels are less effective than the angled panels that are installed on roofs, and they're also massively more expensive than traditional panels.
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The rest of the painting is mostly filled with triangles and trapezoids — angled shapes echoing the triangle — though Lerner has interspersed a few rectangles among them.
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But it also curves into soft folds in other places, like above his narrow hips, which are permanently cocked in an impossibly angled, now iconic contrapposto.
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And because the thick icicles that accentuate the lighthouse are angled back from the strong winds, it looks like an alien sculpture that's frozen in time.
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Apply out to the edge of the lashes and up to the crease, then use an angled brush to layer more along the lower lash line.
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On the handle is a distinct Fingal trademark: a small-angled step, behind which you can tuck one or two fingers to find the right balance.
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Following an update to the Periscope app today, you can now use a wide-angled, high-resolution GoPro Hero camera to broadcast live to the world.
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This new trailer gives a sense of Strange's magic and some of the stakes involved in what's looking like Marvel's most supernatural-angled story to date.
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The few photos I was able to snap were incredible wide-angled shots that were made by stitching information from both sensors together in real time.
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At 47mm the body sounds large, but it's more wearable than you expect, due to the angled lugs and the iconic shroud minimizing the overall size.
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The living room is to one side and has angled walls with windows on either side of a fireplace and an opening to the dining room.
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Imitators sprouted by the dozen, and other start-ups angled to find the next big thing in sharing: umbrellas, basketballs, cellphone power banks, even concrete mixers.
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The frontal or back plane in the drawing is an exact measurement of the object and the angled plane is a foreshortened measurement of the object.
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Moreover, the beveled edges, particularly those bordering the surfaces angled away from the dominant planes, suggest movement — something not quite still or sedentary in the world.
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In "Out of Focus," stately electric-piano chords pace a sustained but odd-angled melody: "All I was, was wanting you," she confesses as it begins.
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Dan Kaplan, senior partner at FXCollaborative, ensured that every apartment would glimpse that view with angled glass on the southern and western facades of the building.
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Sepia photos of ancestors, especially the patriarch, are arrayed in frames and hung so high up the walls they must be angled down to be admired.
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Throughout the proceeding, he sat still and with a frown, often avoiding the eyes of others in the courtroom with his wheelchair angled toward a wall.
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The space was rigged with an ingenious network of angled bamboo sluices, which, Swiss Family Robinson-style, used gravity to bring cool water to the stills.
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I am acutely aware of the dangers of walking around on this angled roof and I don't let Jack get farther than an arm's reach away.
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The next day, when I told my father I wasn't going to change the ring, he delicately took my hand and angled it toward the window.
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At this moment, it was nearing its maximum tilt, meaning it was angled in such a way that its rings were illuminated by loads of sunlight.
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Kazimir Malevich deployed the Russian Orthodox crucifix, sometimes with the angled footrest (or suppedaneum), as he does in "Mystic Suprematism (Black Cross on Red Oval)" (1920).
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It may be ordered large, on the bone and angled like a club, or small, shucked and bulging with fat that springs back from the teeth.
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Sent to the United States, he proposed British innovations for aircraft carriers that proved useful to the American Navy, including catapults and angled decks for easier takeoffs.
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For the most part, I adhered to the non-stencil design of the letterform, but subtly tweaked the angled strokes in order to create a mirrored triangle.
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Using an angled eyeliner brush gently apply green cream shadow (we like this emerald color) onto your lids in a cat-eye shape, stopping at your crease.
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Third seed Federer tied the American in knots with a sumptuous array of drop shots, angled volleys and winners conjured seemingly at will from behind the baseline.
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He has perfectly straight white teeth and thick, angled eyebrows and expressive eyes that sometimes droop when he smokes too much weed or drinks too much lean.
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Whether it's a sneakily-angled Instagram pic or a small detail in her reality show, the hints ahead prove that we totally should have seen this coming.
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How my cares melted away — but what was important become crystal clear — as I rode atop a ferocious wave, hair glimmering, smile broadening, feet angled just so.
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I angled for threesomes at straight parties, then went home alone; I absolved my girlfriends of cheating and drug problems and, once, of spitting in my face.
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The photo shows Moretz, 20, and boyfriend Beckham, 18, leaning into each other with their hands purposefully held up to their faces and angled toward the camera.
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In the early 2000s, China angled to host the Square Kilometre Array, a collection of coordinated radio antennas whose dishes would be scattered over thousands of miles.
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The cruelty-free, vegan brand Glamour Dolls Makeup and Lisa Frank herself have created an angled blush brush with her celestial unicorns on the handle, Popsugar reports.
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The process includes resting on one of the pillow's angled sides with one arm placed through the arm opening whereby jaw movement and sleep apnea are avoided.
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On the angled top are a pair of volume buttons designated by a large Plus and Minus, which should be pretty easy to locate in the dark.
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It looks like one of Apple's rubber Sport Bands but incorporates an 8-megapixel primary camera as well as a 2-megapixel module angled toward the face.
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Blade options include deep gouge, medium gouge, shallow gouge, narrow straight chisel, wide straight chisel, rounded chisel, four angled knives, a parting tool, and a pinpoint tool.
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Beginning to ooze confidence, he pounced in the fifth game of the decider, earning a break point with an angled backhand and converting with a thunderous forehand.
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A ring on it gives you extra grip on the phone, but can also be angled to prop the phone up as a stand on your desk.
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Mountaineers guard Jevon Carter scored 16 points — 10 of them in the final 113:04 as the visitors angled to climb out of a 20-point deficit.
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The Virgin Mary's hands are raised, with the right palm facing down, angled above the lectern, while her left hand clasps the sides of the veil together.
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Like a droplet in a storm whipping in beneath an angled umbrella, Cikatic's uppercut sent Hug stumbling and the referee stepped in to give him the count.
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United got a third goal on the board with an own-goal by Feyenoord goalkeeper Brad Jones after an angled shot by Zlatan Ibrahimovic in the 75th.
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The shoulders, torso, knees, and head in Frank Auerbach's portrait, "David Landau Seated" (2013–15), emerge with dark, angled brushstrokes from a sludge of pastel-colored paint.
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He has a fair complexion and angled cheekbones, and his hair is coifed into a modern pompadour, while his boxer's nose is more button-like than bent.
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In Giotto, the horrid creature's hindquarters are cropped out of the frame, leaving Carlson to invent a phallic tail that echoes the angled thrust of his horns.
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For now, work proceeds on the two towers, which have angled sides to increase the number of apartments with ocean views, as well as terraces and balconies.
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On the wooded slope above the driveway, weeds choke a concrete platform with an angled gutter in the middle — the launching pad for the experimental mortar range.
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From elsewhere, it unfurls, its saw-toothed balconies, angled toward the Hudson, making hundreds of facets in the stainless-steel skin, which shimmer with the changing light.
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Friendster and Myspace, the most popular of the networks that did exist, were more about sharing perfectly angled photos than having conversations or bouncing ideas off someone.
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Nonslip (nondamaging) hangers: Squeeze a thin line of hot glue on the top of your hangers' angled edges and allow it to cool before hanging your clothes.
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Standing out from typical rectangular box soundbars, the SB362An-F6 actually features a unique trapezoid design with angled sides that slope down to create a hexagonal profile.
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Its angled mirrors refract the sepia tones and vibrant greens of the land as well as an endless expanse of sky, distorting and abstracting everything in view.
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A sense of intimate reunion is enhanced by the installation, with paintings mounted on crimson partition walls angled towards each other like settees at a tea party.
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" TechCrunch says the sale is part of Alphabet's changing ambitions in robotics, which are now angled towards "non-humanoid robots and industry-led solutions such as robotic arms.
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With regards to localization, the auricle is angled to preferentially collect sound from in front of an individual, and this is particularly helpful in the higher frequency ranges.
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GIF: NASA/JPL-CaltechSoon after InSight's robotic arm placed SEIS onto the surface, mission engineers learned that the device was resting on a slope angled at 2.5 degrees.
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With a firm and angled liner brush and a charcoal shadow, draw along your top lashline, flicking out in a wing at the outer corners of your eyes.
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The skinny on Ariana she's from NYC and generally creates a sparkly, occasionally euphoric, dance-angled kind of synth-pop that'll find favor with fans of Charli XCX.
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It's an electric bicycle, albeit one with an angled frame and fat, 24-inch tires that bring to mind an underpowered motorcycle more than a traditional pedal bike.
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Seriously, who wouldn't want to own an angled blush brush that says "you're, like, really pretty" on the handle, or an eyeshadow brush that says "boo, you whore"?
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Today there is Maleficent, Angelina Jolie's archvillain, back just in time for Halloween, her character's steeply angled cheekbones and imposing crown of horns suggesting some demonic alien race.
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Start with a pencil formula to create the shape, and then give it one more pass with a damp angled eyeliner brush dipped in a pressed gold powder.
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Lehkonen was parked at the side of the net and lifted a sharp-angled shot past Ottawa netminder Mike Condon to break a 24-game goal scoring drought.
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Sonicare's technology pulses water between your teeth to break up plaque and sweep it away, and the angled brush head allows better access to hard-to-reach places.
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BEFORE: Bonnie Wiles, 58 AFTER: Bonnie already had a cute bob, but stylist Breno Miranda added more layering and an angled cut around her face for better bounce.
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And since the speaker drivers are angled inside the earcups, flipping them around and wearing the designated left earcup on your right ear will make them sound worse.
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As the performance begins, Hall selects a few objects, a stack of thin, white, geometric forms that look like rectangles with the edges rounded off or angled out.
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Then, she took an angled liner brush to draw a smoky cat-eye on her lids with some black powder (who does she think she is, Wonder Woman?).
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You may not be a pickup person, but even to your eyes it looked all wrong, what with the soft angles and weird angled walls alongside the bed.
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While the Echo is a tall black metal cylinder, Google's contender is a smaller, more stylish, white plastic cylinder with an angled top and a mesh speaker base.
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The New York Times's increasingly controversial op-ed page is proof of its devotion to a more wide-angled ethos, and it has angered its core liberal readership.
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Federal loans were denied or delayed, and black farmers were often shortchanged or shunned by local banks and businesses as white farmers angled to take over the fields.
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The six-story Art Deco-style buildings are set back and angled into a U-shape pattern around a central garden with a pond and an attended gatehouse.
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The exhibition begins where Mr. Acconci began, with 1960s poetry: the sound of his voice reading it, and the sight of his words printed on angled overhead panels.
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Mulloy was "the master strategist in the staggering American victory" for mixing lobs with sharply angled shots, the tennis writer Fred Tupper wrote in The New York Times.
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The MCAS system is designed to prevent the aircraft from stalling — which can occur when a plane is angled too sharply up — by automatically pointing the nose down.
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Each cell has a narrow window, 42 inches (107 cm) tall and angled toward the sky, and inmates cannot see each other from inside their units, it said.
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The Stand, available at Material Kitchen, $75We're big fans of Material Kitchen's minimalist approach to kitchen essentials — like this magnetic, angled knife block made from heavy-duty wood.
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The bar was designed by Mr. Frizell and Mr. Schneider, and built by Mr. Schneider; its angled wooden ceiling and walls look like the galley of a ship.
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And in a continuation of the aesthetic, the crown's grooves are sharply angled and irregular, providing the added advantage of making it easier for the wearer to turn.
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The lineage of that provocative pictorial can be traced directly to Burt Reynolds, forearm angled coyly over his genitals as he posed Odalisque-style atop a fur rug.
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The video features a bunch of people having a whole lot of fun, with Bruno Mars shaking his perfectly angled face in the camera at every possible opportunity.
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He's fond of series of rapid single pirouettes, but one of his fortes is the way he does these with his torso thrillingly angled way off the vertical.
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Djokovic's rediscovered warrior spirit averted a crisis at 7-7 when he saved three break points, the third with an angled forehand winner past the net-charging Nadal.
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Shapovalov and Tiafoe relished knifing sharply angled drop volley winners during their match Thursday, exchanging a high-five at the net after one particularly sublime shot by Shapovalov.
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Zibanejad tied it 90 seconds later, catching Dubnyk out of position on a shot from behind the goal line that angled off the goaltender and into the net.
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A sharply angled cross-court backhand on match point pulled Nadal wide out of the court, and he could not sling his outstretched forehand back into the court.
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He suspended the roof from a pair of angled brick walls that emerged from the ground like pieces of the earth's crust thrust up by sudden tectonic forces.
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"The more exciting themes now are themes like automation, and that is definitely one we've angled our portfolios towards," said Tim Crockford, European equities portfolio manager at Hermes.
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Carolina's Lucas Wallmark took a sharp-angled shot from the right wing with 49 seconds left in the period, with Markstrom holding his ground at the near post.
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It's also designed to work in both portrait and landscape mode, and it's angled at a 65-degree angle that Logitech claims is optimal for Face ID recognition.
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Stairs that go nowhere make one structure look like an image by M. C. Escher; angled roofs and slanting facades turn office towers into steel-and-glass origami.
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While the Echo is a tall black metal cylinder, Google's contender is a smaller, more stylish white plastic cylinder with an angled top and a mesh speaker base.
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Then an estate, a tower block, angled to better represent the intricate architecture that comes into view, contrasting yet corresponding with the stately aesthetic of the video's introduction.
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The angled planes thrusting outward at the tops of her sculptures suggest open lids, as well as dress patterns (diagrams for a seamstress) turned into three-dimensional objects.
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The final thing she does is draw a black, geometric web of angled lines of pretty much the same width, overlaying and holding together the first two layers.
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The big-serving Canadian could make little impression against the dogged, 28-year-old left-hander who finished the contest with an angled smash on his third match point.
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Each time Cerrone surged forward, Edwards either angled off the line of attack and broke Cerrone's charge, or ducked under and returned fire from inside of Cerrone's favored range.
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Instead of steadying the utensil to counteract tremors, like the Steady, the Level bends at the neck to keep the head angled correctly, no matter how you move it.
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It raised the victory threshold for the nominee to prevent Ron Paul from being eligible for the nomination, which is something that his supporters angled for four years ago.
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You can see in that (highly magnified) picture just how much more information can be fit on a higher-PPI screen, and how much less aliased angled lines are.
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The printer prints at a surprising angle and instead of creating a top-down object it creates angled cross sections of the object as it spools down the belt.
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But the results are still dependent on making sure the drone's camera is perfectly angled while it's being carried, which isn't as easy as this videographer makes it look.
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Using a simple angled mirror that allows a laptop's built-in camera to see its keyboard, the Finger-Aware Shortcuts don't require any special modifications to the computer's hardware.
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The Ring Video Doorbell offers a wide-angled HD video system with night vision, letting you know who's at the door — and sending their image to a cloud server.
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These works hang together in one of the CAC's oddly angled galleries — a narrow space that evokes a chapel-like ambience, appropriate for the meditative viewing these works demand.
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When I turned to face the mirror, I was immediately struck by how my jaw line appeared more squared off, my nose straighter, my cheeks more voluminous and angled.
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I'd never found a brow pencil that could give me the same natural-looking effect and ease of use my trusty taupe-colored powder (and an angled brush) could.
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But he ends up spending large chunks of the movie wandering around a mysterious facility wearing an angled grey hospital robe that looks like a pair of Romulan pajamas.
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Balancing tradition with the new sporting reality, including the stain of a doping scandal inside Russian curling at Pyeongchang, will require the finesse of an angled double raised takeout.
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In "Untitled (Movie House with Father's Dream)" (1967), we encounter an angled view of a bald man in a jacket building a brick wall in front of a car.
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It's probably not worth it to try to be funny, or provide commentary on the internet in a way that isn't a mildly-angled recap of a trending topic.
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As in its every appearance, the novel is again freshly positioned as a book for our times and angled to accommodate what we now know about Toomer's racial identification.
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He angled it so that it appeared poised on a bridge spanning the gray water, taking people and goods perhaps to the far-off metropolises of Moscow or Leningrad.
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Walking through the ballpark, with its angled seating, old wooden seats, iconic Green Monster and labyrinthine pathways that mimic the city's streets, is like walking back in (imperfect) time.
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" Prince was expanding his musical ambitions, writing odd-angled melodies (like "Let's Pretend We're Married") and toying with ambiguous harmonies, as in "Something in the Water (Does Not Compute).
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The architects lined the new building up with Broadway and neighboring structures — one way it is an improvement over the previous building, which was angled away from the thoroughfare.
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The room projects out from their townhouse in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, like a periscope lens — but a very large one, with an angled wall of glass nearly 14 feet high.
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NYPL notes that in 1907, the Fifth Avenue Association started in response to encroaching factories on the fashionable street, and it may have inspired Welles's wide-angled photography approach.
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In the one main room there are small families of concrete or stone sculptures: cones, balls, and rectangles with tops angled at 45 degrees (like New York's Citigroup Center building).
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Whereas American photographers shun staging photographs and favour wide-angled arty shots, some of their British counterparts have a more tabloid mentality, with picture editors favouring "tight and bright" pictures.
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Like a camera slowly panning the room as intently as a roving eye, we track different angled views of the kitchen as they unfold across the surface, like an accordion.
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On any given week, you'll see her in glam Hollywood waves, a long wrapped ponytail, or a sharp angled bob... and it's all thanks to her mane man, Tym Wallace.
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Lopez saved a break point with a dinked angled volley at the start of the third and his young opponent, playing his fourth match in three days, began to wilt.
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With both Nikons, the rear display can be angled up or down, but it doesn't rotate to either side, nor can it flip out to face the front for vlogging.
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In "Summer Forever," repeated steps send Tymberly Canale hopping from side to side with carefully angled arms; there's a frantic, dark quality to her rushing patterns that eventually tapers off.
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And while it may seem unrelated, surely Jenner's own personal Instagram account, with its many provocative selfies, angled ever-so-perfectly, awash in just enough sunlight, inspired a few sales?
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Her art from these years also includes "Alpha," an outdoor sculpture of orange-painted steel encompassing sharply angled, interleaved tentlike forms, displayed at the Laumeier Sculpture Park in St. Louis.
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Jen Atkin, Dewan Tatum's stylist, posted a picture of the star's freshly razored angled lob, sharing that they both love not only the haircut, but also dancing and '90s movies.
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Our angled brush, various pencils, brow gel (both clear and colored), and concealer are among the most treasured makeup items we own because fresh brows can totally transform your face.
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Lewis scored with 36 seconds left in the Kings dominant first period, hitting the net on a tight-angled wrist shot after an exceptional cross-ice pass from Nick Shore.
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His sharp-angled offering toward the front of the net banked in off the skate of Toronto defender Morgan Rielly for his 37th goal of the season and 94th point.
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Overall, there is no immediate reason to expect lower crude oil demand growth in China and India, but the risks are mainly angled toward an easing rather than an acceleration.
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SOMETHING IN BETWEEN Two chairs facing the sofa but angled toward each other creates a circular familial feel with no corners to bump into — great with a ground coffee table.
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The museum marches upwards in three sharp-angled tiers that, its architects say, pay homage to wood carvings found across west Africa at the time of the Atlantic slave trade.
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Certainly, his handsomeness is so extreme that the camera tends to be angled up at him, as if at one of the ancient bronze deities over which the Professor enthuses.
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Rudy Giuliani Another member of Trump's vice-presidential shortlist, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani had publicly angled for the position at State only to see his hopes dashed.
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A month after their classy official statement on the birth of Blue Ivy, we got a perfectly angled picture of the infant with a handwritten letter signed by the Carters.
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While those looks are still classic (Cardi B slayed with that angled blonde bob), we still can't help but rejoice at the natural and protective styles seen on the carpet.
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Chris Christie, who had reportedly angled to lead the party after the November elections, the RNC went with Michigan GOP Chairwoman Ronna Romney McDaniel after she received President Trump's backing.
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They found a tight nest of connections around Enron's president, vice-president, and C.E.O. Angled off to either side were ears with more remote networks of traders, managers, and lawyers.
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Guests can also now "float" over Seattle 520 feet up via new Skyrisers by leaning into the tilting glass walls on the open-air deck for an angled vantage point.
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"Barkskins" can be read, to some degree, as a many-angled precursor to the author's novel "The Shipping News" (1993), which won the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award.
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Essentially a light source bounces like a pinball from one angled mirror to another, and finally lands right before your eyes, the same way it does in an S.L.R. camera.
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In a very striking, highly effective example of Italian design, the irregularly angled temporary walls constructed for the exhibition amplify the irrational theatrical spaces depicted in many of the pictures.
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It's a collection filled with pulsing synths and smart percussion—plus a standout guest appearance from Tove Lo—a smart mix of intimate, soft-centered balladry and dancefloor-angled electropop.
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His first goal of the season came on a sharp-angled shot that bounced off Fleury's blocker, into the visor of Golden Knights center Cody Eakin and into the net.
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Four years ago, the sinuous gestures of the Iron Calligraphy series evolved into figures — or, more accurately, freestanding configurations of lines, curved and sometimes angled to evoke the human presence.
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The lakeside settlement has a distinctly European feel, with wooden cabins aiming their sharply angled roofs at the sky and a main street lined with chocolate shops and small cafes.
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After unpacking, we headed to Piscis, a barbecue mecca that flaunted several lambs roasting in the window, each stretched out on two crossed bars and angled over a wood fire.
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Overhead, an angled projection screen shows a flat, Oklahoman landscape for most of the first act, but it is put to smart dramatic use in the second and third acts.
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Lukaku volleyed in what was his second goal since September to tie the score in the 64th minute, and Rashford drove home an angled shot to give United the lead.
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They cited 10 Hudson Yards, a 52-story office tower with an angled roof and gas-powered microturbines that heat and cool water with twice the efficiency of standard systems.
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The bottom line: Just like on roadways, Waymo must map out the parking lot, including details like the orientation of angled parking stalls for cues about the direction of traffic.
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Indeed, they will proliferate because the politically angled speech that is supposedly the source of our problems is in fact the only possible route to their (no doubt temporary) solution.
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In case the E Ink cover wasn't enough excitement for you, Lenovo has also developed an angled charging dock that connects to pogo pins on the bottom of the ThinkBook.
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In "Hiraeth," for example, a yellow-green color gives tidal force to a broad, overhanging curve, while a steeply angled darker stroke swings across like a surfer before cutting back.
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A staircase in the family room takes you upstairs, where there are two bedrooms with angled bead-board ceilings, and a bathroom with a skylight and a walk-in shower.
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This time, the researchers watched tritium decay into helium-4, and once again, they observed the weirdly angled getaways that hint at a particle with a mass around 17 MeV.
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The garden sits on scraps of salvaged artificial turf next to a wall topped by barbed wire that is angled toward the adjacent street to protect the base from intruders.
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So you're a bird and then you flew around the city, and as you moved your arms, the flaps, up and down ... EJ: You angled to dive and go up.
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Subtle Philo-isms can be felt within the loose layers of Hwang's designs, in his tailored pieces that are angled slightly askance on the body and in his precise cutting.
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For backdoor pleasures, the site sells regal "bendy beads"; an anal chain cutely named "Fun Factory Felix"; and even a sizable prostate massager that vibrates with a specially angled tip.
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Also nice are the included protective pouch, memory foam cushions with soft leather coverings, and the angled driver design, which has trickled down from the company's flagship Bowers & Wilkins P9 cans.
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"Our system can automatically identify buildings and then extract information about the roof, including how it's angled, the direction it's pointing, and whether there are trees in its vicinity," said Conkling.
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The first Locker Board Carson created was 14 inches long, but ultimately he created a 17-inch skateboard after discovering it would fit in his locker if he angled it correctly.
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I repeat this process five more times, then quickly head back to my bedroom, where two mirrors I've angled towards each other allow me to see the length of my spine.
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In a side-by-side comparison of one photo taken directly after the other, Puhto explained that the ideal "beach body" can sometimes just come down to a well-angled pose.
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With a very steady hand, use an angled brush and black gel liner to trace a line into the crease of your eye, stopping just before the arch of your eyebrow.
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Pros: Effectively removes toilet bowl stains and kills 99.9% of bacteria, angled, squeeze dispenser, fresh spearmint scentCons: Bottle is not refillable, does not remove hard water stains and mineral build-up
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The choppy ends are shorter in the back and angled to be longer toward the face, for cool, subtle movement that doesn't need a ton of fussy styling to look chic.
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It's clear that the anime was released in 2007, and is angled toward kids, but it offers the chance to further explore the big, messy universe Besson fell in love with.
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"Tis a Pity She Was a Whore" slams out a boom-bap hip-hop beat while Mr. Bowie's voice leaps through an odd-angled melody amid a swarm of overdubbed saxophones.
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The shaggy thickness of its bark, up to a metre deep, and, as the rope angled in towards the trunk, not uncomfortable to bounce off, protects it against the fiercest wildfires.
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In "Black Center" (2017), a full spectrum of brightly colored, right-angled shapes (bars, rectangles, stepped and L-shaped forms) swarm around a black rectangle, pressing into and overlapping its corners.
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The exhibition space, housed inside the college's Philip Johnson-designed Center for the Arts, is configured for maximum public exposure, spread across angled white brick walls facing a wide, skylit corridor.
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The house is by a 90-degree angled junction, so cars can't slow down in time when taking the turn after the highway — and end up crashing through the house's fencing.
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The band was angled precisely in order to distribute the weight best; in different prototypes, you can spot the way it's been tilted it up and down by a few degrees.
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I love that I can pull off the screen (there's a dedicated keyboard button), flip it around, reattach it and use it to watch movies or as an angled drawing surface.
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In the angled, bird's eye view of "Weeks on the Train" (2015), a figure in a jacket, pink sweater and dungarees sits on a train, looking at an open Apple laptop.
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That's been a long-running deceptiveness of American Vandal—the guise of the self-serious true crime vignette: ultra grievous expressions decked out with murky lights and multi-angled stare downs.
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I didn't have much trouble pushing a unit across a flat table, but the ridges do seem sturdy enough that they might hold the device in place on an angled surface.
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Sacks's paintings are hard to photograph, in part because the materials from which they're made absorb light differently; as the sun angled through the windows, some fabrics glowed while others receded.
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A relatively quiet game burst into life in the 40th minute when Varane sprinted clear of his marker to meet a well-placed Griezmann free kick with a perfectly angled header.
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For a girl who doesn't miss much, this one's pretty hysterical, but also demonic and a little scary, like the spindly sharp-angled figures of the German Expressionist Leon Ludwig Kirchner.
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As Greg angled us down the tongue of the rapid, all you could hear was a growing roar, and then we plunged into the heart of it — and I mean plunged.
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In an image strongly reminiscent of George Balanchine's "Serenade," the work opens with the 21-strong ensemble, in blue practice clothes, standing still onstage, their feet turned in, their heads angled.
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Vondrousova, who herself has bamboozled a succession of opponents here, repeatedly found herself outfoxed by Barty, whose doubles excellence was always on display with her net-play and cleverly angled serving.
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Douglas Smith angled his brash yellow board into the wave and rode toward the Far Rockaway shore in Queens, before the crest crumpled into foam and he tumbled into the water.
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So I have devised my own way of figuring out the proportion of that angled measurement in relation to the frontal plane and what that measurement would be in actual space.
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Ms. Levitt reflected that concern, capturing children's battle games that echoed World War II. Another myth is that she relied on a right-angled viewfinder, supposedly to stealthily photograph her subjects.
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Videos showed the plane skidding along the runway with its nose angled upward, its main landing gear apparently collapsed, its engines and fuselage scraping the ground and flames streaking out behind.
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Cecchinato pushed the set into another tiebreaker, where he saved three set points and Djokovic saved three match points — the first at 5-6 with a lunging angled backhand volley winner.
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After a loss to Novak Djokovic in the ATP Cup this month, Nadal adjusted his game by playing more aggressively, using short, angled balls to pull his opponents into wider positions.
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Red brick buildings sat on right-angled roads that hugged the feast house (dining hall), bake house, piggery, gardens, and school, all communal and all demonstrating sensible zoning and resource management.
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But tourists can do damage, too — at the cenote, I saw people slathering on sunscreen before entering the water and clambering on the rocklike structures as they angled for better photos.
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Its attempts at casual fashion were more thoughtful, like the deep green water-repellent zip-up windbreaker with angled zipper ($375), like something you might see on a Tim Coppens runway.
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And although it's fine for me as a primary monitor, it would never work as a secondary one, like the Dell I now have angled toward me adjacent to the Samsung.
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Republicans have long angled for closed primaries in South Carolina, and see this system as a way to push for more conservative candidates and thwart potential Democratic meddling in their races.
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The room is dark, the camera is angled up from the speaker's feet, and the default visuals are deserts (the new Mac OS is "Mojave") and screens filled with churning lava.
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The vehicle reached Mach 2.5 during re-entry into the atmosphere, using its advanced "feathering" configuration, in which its tail wings are angled to to create drag, similar to a badminton shuttlecock.
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"Play against the natural angles of your face," he says, by looking to angled brow shapes to balance more rounded faces and more flowing brow shapes to soften faces with sharper features.
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Most cross streets in between were arranged in a regular right-angled grid that was tilted 29 degrees east of true north to roughly replicate the angle of the island of Manhattan.
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The Japanese fourth seed was staring down the barrel at 4-2 in the second set at Margaret Court Arena, driven to distraction by double-sided Hsieh's angled shots and stout defense.
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With red cream shadow and a thin, angled brush, draw a line from just beyond the inner corner of your eye, along your browbones and outwards to the tail of your brow.
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It looks slightly different compared to the angled swastika the Nazis adopted in the early 20th century, but the general symbol had been used in various contexts for thousands of years beforehand.
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" The mother of one then angled the camera to show that she'd pulled her pants down to the middle of her thighs, explaining, "Now I gotta ride around this h— like this.
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Colombie's new single, with the help of Noah Breakfast (Wet, Tunji Ige, Christine and the Queens), blends body-quaking beats in surprising configurations, trap inflections, and darkly melancholic R&B-angled vocals.
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But the $399 gadget was from a different planet in terms of design, with a chunky asymmetric case, angled hard plastic keyboard, and a reflective hardware scroll display with a dedicated wheel.
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This in turn favors a structure shaped like a right-angled U, C, E, or S. Two- or three-bedroom apartments work best at the corners, so one-bedrooms and studios predominate.
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Kuhn said to think of spinning sprinkler—the water is angled, so when you turn it on, it causes the stationary fixed sprinkler to rotate in the opposite direction of the water.
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Savala says that in recent years, the expectations for delivering high-quality results are especially demanding with all of the immaculately styled—and strategically angled—images that people post on social media.
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Kevin B. Lee shows how the fight scenes evolved, from The Bourne Identity's efficient cutting and wide-angled clarity to The Bourne Supremacy's rabid editing and shaky camera effect that emphasized chaos.
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Though it would be nice to have a vibrating or tactile feature that lets you know when the camera is angled correctly, the visual cue still sets it apart from similar apps.
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Republican elected officials with national aspirations not only angled to get on Fox News' air but tried desperately to get signed on as a contributor to ensure maximum exposure to GOP voters.
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Serge Gnabry put the Germans ahead with an angled strike just before halftime and Matthias Ginter added a second with a commanding header from a corner 12 minutes into the second half.
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Current helmet-testing procedures are fairly rudimentary, involving bike helmets being dropped from different heights on either a flat or an angled surface, and they don't generally consider vehicle-to-bike accidents.
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They started well against Austria with forward Jon Dadi Bodvarsson putting them ahead with an angled shot from inside the box following a long throw-in from the right on 18 minutes.
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Whether on a sheet pan or in a skillet, its razor-thin, angled edge allows you to flip anything without disrupting or dislodging the golden brown crust you worked hard to archive.
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In the few fights that Karate Combat has hosted you can watch the fighters again and again get cracked with awkwardly angled lead hand punches immediately after they throw the rear hand.
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The makeup artist Tom Pecheux wanted models to look like "naughty, sweaty women" at Altuzarra, which he accomplished by drawing an angled line around the eyes, and dabbing eye gloss on top.
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Tesla has received 146,000 reservations to order the Tesla Cybertruck, pulling in some $14.6 million in deposits just two days after the company's CEO Elon Musk unveiled the futuristic and angled vehicle.
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Yet it's ultimately impossible to resist the gale theatrical force as Mr. Murfi presents his heroine through a multi-angled prism, with body language as precise, condensed and evocative as Morse code.
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At one point, I was reminded of the colored Plexiglas sheets you buy on Canal Street, because her angled planes seemed semi-transparent, as if light were passing through — an interesting illusion.
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Ms. Thater, visiting from Los Angeles, was installing her 1999 video, "Delphine," featuring huge underwater images of dolphins swimming with abandon in a four-sided projection angled across walls, floor and ceiling.
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He then climbed into the darkened chamber of the tent with his camera to photograph the image of the scene outside — perfectly projected, through the periscope's angled mirror, onto the weathered slats.
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The new series began with "Garden With Blue Terrace," from 2015, which captures the deck outside his living room as a giant chunk of aquamarine, angled to make it wider than life.
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A sharp-angled shot rebounded all the way to McNabb at the left point, and he fired from just inside the circle, finding the mark to make it a 1-1 game.
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As she angled her gray Camry north, farms and silos whipping by under a sunny spring sky, Ms. Rivera scrolled through memories and fears as if they were pictures on her phone.
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Heaviside uses its eight motors—six on the wings and two on a forward canard—to generate vertical lift, with the propellers angled downward, and horizontal thrust when they're facing the rear.
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When stylized red-and-green candle flames melt into the wallpaper, or when a steeply angled ricochet of oranges seems to erase half a large white bowl, you don't bat an eye.
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CAMERON: I came up with this free — floating, lion's-mane — like array of feathers, and we strategically lit and angled shots to not draw attention to her breasts, but they're right there.
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Installation of the camera and syncing it to the app is straightforward even for non-tech savvy folk, and it can be placed anywhere from a flat surface or angled on the wall.
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But given this layout sits on an angled table to make the whole thing work, an even more satisfying finale would have seen all 50 spinners slide off and into the trash.[YouTube]
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In particular, the researchers were interested in seeing whether simulations of high energy neutrinos interacting with nuclei in the Earth to create staus would reproduce the steep-angled particle trajectories detected by ANITA.
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Mexico, however, had the last word when their captain Rafael Marquez scored a fine goal from a corner, finding the top corner of Fernando Muslera's net with an angled shot from the right.
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The potted creams come in five duo-chrome shades that range from metallic bronze to frosty pink and work as liner if you use an angled brush, shadow if you use your fingers.
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Moreover, these perihelia all lie near the ecliptic—the plane of Earth's orbit and also, approximately, that of the other planets—while the objects' orbits are all angled at 30° below the ecliptic.
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Prisoners are typically confined for around 23 hours a day to solitary cells, each with a narrow window about 42 inches (107 cm) high and angled upward so only the sky is visible.
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Keys broke back to force a tiebreak but she could not prevent Bertens, who won the Nuremberg claycourt tournament last month, from claiming the set after the Dutchwoman produced some stunning angled winners.
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" For our first segment of the show, we'll be introducing you to Moxie Raia, who we were excitedly typing about last month circa the drop of her 90s-angled R&B cut "Rudimental.
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The Essence series by Philips Sonicare starts with a gentle pace to get gums used to the bristles, then speeds up and uses the angled neck to sweep those hard-to-reach spots.
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Johnny Gaudreau netted the winner at 6:46 of the second period with his team-high 36th goal and 97th point of the season, burying a sharp-angled shot inside the far post.
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Neighborhood Joint The facade of Il Triangolo, a wedge of a restaurant in north-central Queens at the sharply angled intersection of Corona Avenue and Junction Boulevard, isn't much broader than the door.
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The form — which ranges from transparent planes in "Amerika" to a severely angled, relief-like structure in "Shrinking Corners" (both 2016) — defines a compressed space or overlays one that is depthless and dusty.
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Lichaj, trying to play his way up the United States depth chart, was played in by Dempsey and beat the sliding defender Ivan Mancia to score on an angled shot from 6 yards.
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Federal prosecutors in the District of Columbia have embraced politically fraught cases under the United States attorney, Jessie K. Liu, an ambitious prosecutor who has angled for bigger jobs in the Trump administration.
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"It's a nightmare, navigating and rerouting around this building," Ms. Toohil texted a reporter observing the House from the gallery on Tuesday, while she angled herself away from Mr. Miccarelli on the floor.
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The doors opened on a loft, two thousand square feet filled with bright-colored "organic chaotic" paintings shaped like amoebas and "hard-edge" paintings of rakishly angled black geometric shapes on raw linen.
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Standard works for day-to-day videos which focus on people, activity is for fast paced sports shots, cinematic is wide-angled for landscapes, and slo-mo is 8x slower than real life.
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Feeling suddenly self-conscious, I angled my phone away so that the woman next to me on the bus couldn't glance over and see me reading about the real history of the place.
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Although the sleeper's snug and angled cocoon-like shape directly violated the AAP's SIDS prevention guidelines that recommend babies sleep on flat surfaces, the Rock 'n Play advertised as a safe sleep product.
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Standard freight includes dagaa (small dried fish), wood (during our trip, around 40 eight-foot-long sticks jauntily angled overboard the vessel), soap, cases of juice, and—on this passage—thousands of pineapples.
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Donald Trump thought he was owed an invitation to Chelsea Clinton's wedding The man now bitterly opposing Hillary Clinton for the presidency once angled to be included in her family's social circle, Conason writes.
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It's in the networked cameras angled for maximum visibility, the weapons detectors at entrances, and soon, in an advanced surveillance system designed to identify threats—and it may be turned on students as well.
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In the work on paper, "Pulling The Shade On The Hallucination Outside" (2012), an angled view through the upstairs window reveals a naked man and woman crawling up the stairs of a subway entrance.
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