Galloping synths compete with arching arpeggios at a rollicking tempo.
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Pushes a bit farther, arching to get the angle right.
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If you lift higher, you risk arching and injuring your back.
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" Learn from a rainbow "arching her lusters over rut and stubble.
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It can start as a sketch or an over-arching concept.
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"Unlike what most journalists do," said Mr. Joffe, arching an eyebrow.
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He stood, arching his back, leaning one way and then the other.
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Check out this massive coronal hole arching across the top of the sun.
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Check out this massive coronal hole arching across the top of the sun.
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There is no over-arching story or lessons to be gleaned from Trumped.
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Move back and forth on your partner's penis or dildo, arching your back.
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The ECR's over-arching philosophy is a type of Anglosphere free-market conservatism.
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Ideally, the three countries could develop an over-arching regulatory council in future.
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At the apex they each fling their bodies backwards while arching their backs.
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Be aware that you're not arching into your lower back or tucking your tailbone.
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The over-arching goal: invest in 1,000 diverse founders over the next 20 years.
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But through it all she's also been one over-arching thing: A major book nerd.
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An arching beam on the roof positions cameras and sensors at the best vantage point.
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While we spoke, he kept arching his back—it had been bothering him, he said.
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I resumed my pose, a shoulder-arching, lumbar-torquing backbend Mom once made look easy.
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Impy's nemesis Mika lives in a multiturreted princess castle with a rainbow arching behind it.
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For one, the over-arching annual rate of return disguises significant year-to-year variations.
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The list of top moments and over-arching trends that defined this year is long.
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When she walks, arching her back, she uses her arms as well as her legs.
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His whole body then began to experience seizures and he started arching his neck and back.
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This proposal would surely help the little guy, and that should be the over-arching goal.
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He nodded solemnly, taking it all in, his eyebrows arching slightly at the "dead son" part.
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And while some point to the gun as the problem, that minimizes the over-arching issues.
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The room's rough stone walls and Gothic, arching doorways surrounded him, leading to America's original cellblocks.
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The dazzling arching skylights evoke the grand station in all the right ways, without feeling too throwback.
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However, SocGen is the first among the country's biggest banks to create such an over-arching role.
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He passed to Jokic, who hit a high-arching shot to put the Nuggets up 98-93.
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It had three arching ceilings, with columns in between, and it was in a state of disrepair.
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"The defining feature is this arching 'cathedral,'" said Jamie Hammel, using the industry name for the pattern.
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"One note I get is elongate your fingers a little bit," she says, arching a delicate hand.
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A neighboring restaurant, The River Café, was another pioneer that cheered innovators below the arching Brooklyn Bridge.
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I can still remember the enveloping, creamy richness her sound and the arching beauty of her phrasing.
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The need for better tactics and analysis, a counter-message and an over-arching influence strategy is apparent.
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"The other over-arching trend is that startups are taking over control of managing their equity," says Lopez.
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Then, the receiver bends all the way forward, putting their hands on the floor and arching their back.
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The over-arching story, which portrays suicide as the starting point to a revenge narrative, also caused controversy.
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These fears of a recession are what Cramer attributed as the over-arching reason for the sell-off.
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"It's not clear what the over-arching message is yet," said New York-based Democratic strategist Hank Sheinkopf.
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Even his throwaway lines — "Asinine/ I get blow like dandelions" — have the eyebrow-arching zing of his prime.
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"It's almost like the majority of Americans didn't want you to be president," Colbert faux-mused, eyebrow arching.
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"Is my place on the team secure?" he said, arching his eyebrows and breaking into a large smile.
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Arching your chest upward and keeping your lungs full of oxygen will make your upper body more buoyant.
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The fields gave way to darkly arching oaks, tree tunnels shading a narrow country road outside Winters, Calif.
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He brought uncommon breadth to the opening of the spacious first movement, with its arching theme and dreamy harmonies.
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Before photography, television, and the internet, it was arching ceilings and stained glass windows that would entrance the masses.
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Some looked almost human, with thin, exaggerated black eyebrows arching into their foreheads; others had mops of wavy hair.
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The "short foot" exercise — pulling your toes toward your heels and arching the foot upward — may also be helpful.
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By the third minute of bicep curls, they're arching their chests and swinging their arms to get the weight up.
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"If you had no over-arching authority, you could see Shenzhen and Hong Kong competing on financial markets," said Smith.
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The long shot of Esti in orgasm, aimed at her face and arching neck, feels like the movie's redemptive core.
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He directs his lens to capture an arching spine or sometimes to look straight into a willing feline's yellow eyes.
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Amy noted that she'd never really gazed up at the cathedral of redwood branches arching overhead on Lucas Valley Road.
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On the field, you'll also see pole vaulters, high jumpers, and triple jumpers arching their backs to nearly unfathomable degrees.
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Instead of creating one over-arching advertisement for a wide audience, studios can pinpoint audiences by age, gender and interests.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Half a dozen newborns, blinking and arching their backs, were carried from a burning hospital hit by airstrikes.
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Dusk was falling so quickly that you could almost sense the curvature of the earth arching away from the sun.
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The third floor is a wide open space with arching glass ceilings, an open, airy cafe facility and flexible event space.
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"Apple doesn't care about the Mac anymore" is the over-arching narrative that's been tossed around over the last few years.
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Hazes lofted into Pluto's atmosphere reveal valleys and even 3-mile-high mountaintops arching out from the shadowed terrain, NASA said.
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A timelapse video from the Hotel Presidente InterContinental Santa Fe captured a sick double rainbow forming and arching over the city.
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He hit a high-arching floater over Parker with three seconds left to send the game into overtime, tied 94-94.
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He then started arching his back and neck involuntarily and eventually could barely breathe, prompting his family to call for help.
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Senior EU officials say the issue is legally complicated but their over-arching aim is to ensure there is no disruption.
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Young's season-high scoring performance included a high-arching finger roll with 210 seconds remaining in regulation that ultimately forced overtime.
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Young's season-high scoring performance included a high-arching finger roll with 11.5 seconds remaining in regulation that ultimately forced overtime.
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"It's fast but it's not fast," said Burling, arching an eyebrow as he plowed through his calamari in a Newport restaurant.
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And in Violetta's great aria in the final act, "Addio del passato," Ms. Oropesa poignantly balanced bleak expressivity with arching lyricism.
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These glide vehicles follow a much flatter and lower trajectory than the high, arching path of a ballistic missile, these researchers say.
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A black, zipped-up sweatshirt covers his dark-gray jersey with the name MARKELOFF in bold white letters arching across its back.
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It had to be a giant, arching bicycle kick across the open mouth of the goal, allowing time for defenders to cluster.
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Mr. Maiotti, as if delivering a jolt to the others, sprang into the air, arching his back and reaching for his feet.
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The dancers form clusters and move forward in succinct, shuffled hops while undulating and arching their backs to send their gazes up.
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Harnessing technology, and the people to use it, was an over-arching theme at this week's International Mining and Resources Conference (IMARC).
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Leavelle, dressed in a light colored suit and high-crowned hat, is seen arching backward with a stunned look focused on Ruby.
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All that goodness is topped with whipped cream and a twisted marshmallow rainbow arching from one side of the glass to the other.
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He told Time that as the sky darkened, about 20 of the marine mammals surfaced, arching in and out of the water. 9.
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Manipur is one of seven northeastern provinces joined to the rest of the India by a thin strip of territory arching above Bangladesh.
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Until 2010, Puckette's lines had stayed consistent over the course of her career: clean, arching and like a calligraphy that can't be read.
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Transportation to Batuu One of the over-arching themes throughout the discussions over the course of several days was the concept of transportation.
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After some shoddy Chelsea clearance, Sanchez came up with what was basically an arching pass to himself and slotted it past the keeper.
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The steel ribs arching over New York City's newest transit station have already become a familiar sight for the city's residents and tourists.
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It is extremely difficult to achieve a comprehensive, over-arching national solution with so many different actors pursuing drastically dissimilar and competing agendas.
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The silly, boozy, and jovial little sister to the over-arching Bachelor-franchise on ABC has been at the heart of a scandal.
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The use of the word 'including' indicates that he believes there is a larger, over-arching source of racism besides those groups named.
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The world of Allumette is modeled on Venice, with majestic boats drifting through wisps of cloud and cobbled bridges arching across blue sky.
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Equally alien-seeming are the drifts of arching white dieramas, or angel's fishing rod, from South Africa, with their clusters of nodding bells.
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Even when they waltz, they don't have the lifted posture and arching polish of the best ballroom performers; they're more ornery than that.
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CHRF, an over arching organization of pro-democracy groups in Hong Kong, estimated nearly 2 million people joined their march on June 16.
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There will still be acrobats and, of course, clowns, but all will be performing in service of an over-arching story, something Ringling Bros.
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Look at the floor a few feet in front of you so that your neck is pointed straight ahead but not arching upward. 6.
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It will include positive messages about future co-operation on security, defence and foreign policy, within the framework of an over-arching association agreement.
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"The over-arching vision of the future of Apple retail ... is what do we want Apple's role in the community to be," Ahrendts says.
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Arching over a gritty scrap-metal yard and railway line, the graffiti-scrawled 53,170-foot-long bridge links two of this city's poorest neighborhoods.
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Soon the piano plays an arching theme in right-hand octaves, like some passing nod to those soaring-melody moments of Romantic piano concertos.
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At times, watching the Warriors was like watching a great opera unfold: masters at work, all high-arching three-point shots and quicksilver passes.
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Babies arching their backs, having a swollen belly, and pushing until red in the face can be signs that they need to pass gas.
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Just because you&aposre not having a mind-blowing, back-arching orgasm when you touch yourself doesn&apost mean you&aposre doing anything wrong.
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One moment, the 12-year-old boy from Gaza is resting his head on his foot, arching his back in a position that looks impossible.
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It appeared as more than just color to me, it felt like a huge 10 foot wave frozen at its tallest point, arching over me.
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In November the bank named cereal farmer and long-serving executive Dominique Lefebvre in a new over-arching group chairmanship role to unify the bank.
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It is in all likelihood that Gallant's arching falsetto will soundtrack countless bouts of tender lovemaking from now until neo-neo-soul becomes a thing.
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However, Prescott engineered a nine-play, 70-yard drive that he ended with an arching pass to Beasley in the back of the end zone.
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He even managed to make high-arching fadeaway jumpers from the midrange look cool as he regularly used DeMar DeRozan's signature shot to defeat him.
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"Most of these people will keep working," Mr. Tsamopoulos said, arching an eyebrow from behind his desk as clients waited in a smoky room outside.
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Hallmarks of this style were a rich and pliable string sound and long, arching melodies that seem to reflect the expansive vistas of the Nordic countryside.
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Two luminous, gently arching tubes that guided passengers to their waiting aircraft would be used to connect the flight center, the hotel buildings and Terminal 5.
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When most people conjure a forest, they imagine a dense network of trees, their crowns arching high above, with spots of sunshine flashing between the leaves.
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Arching across it, their slender hydraulic arms uproot small trees and drag them through the clay-coloured water as they gouge out mud from the canal bed.
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And when they finally did, the showrunners didn't hold anything back, giving fans of the Showtime drama all the back-arching sensuality they had been longing for.
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Jupiter is known for the colorful bands that wrap around it, and we can see them here clearly, even as bending and arching storms develop within them.
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In addition to coloration many Piebald have other conditions, bowing of the nose, short legs, bowed legs, arching of the back, short lower jaw and internal issues.
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It's over-arching theme, as stated in its press release, is instruments and technology: "Musical instruments are somewhat of a technological anomaly" states Thorne in the release.
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Leicester City's Jamie Vardy received a cross and sent in a miraculous arching shot off the volley that caught Aston Villa keeper Mark Bunn off his line.
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Fintech itself is increasingly used as a term specially aimed at bank end uses only, although it remains the over-arching name for this general investment arena.
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The Broncos also capitalized on a turnover, Von Miller intercepting Brady at the New England 20 and Manning quickly arching a 12-yard touchdown strike to Daniels.
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In my head, I saw the kid-gymnast version of myself, throwing my arms up in the air and arching my back, knowing I'd stuck the landing.
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Novak Djokovic came up with a pretty baller move yesterday at the 2016 Miami Open, after his opponent Kyle Edmund sent a ball arching through the sky.
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Turn the corner onto Norfolk Street and you're transported from a residential Manhattan neighborhood to a medieval-looking castle, complete with arching doorways and stone-cut facades.
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When Ms. DeSimone arrived at Indie, a restaurant in the Lincoln Center complex, expecting a business meeting, they were squirming in their seats, anxiety arching their eyebrows.
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Since the 212-inch is extra firm, it's recommended for back or stomach sleepers so you can get even support for your spine and prevent back-arching.
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As a result, a really good Art Nouveau space, like Horta's Hôtel Tassel in Brussels, is always swaying, bending, floating, arching, smoking, curling, throbbing, dripping, melting, aching, writhing.
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Because they are such a jumble of elongated body parts, they have to curl their necks in arching loops in order to use their own butts as pillows.
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The pop star shared an adorable photo on her Instagram standing in a lagoon with her boyfriend, a waterfall in the background and a rainbow arching above them.
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His parents cleaned the wound and stitched it, and everything seemed fine—until, six days later, he began having muscle spasms, arching his back, and clenching his jaw.
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"How and when did the FBI become aware that Greene had engaged in a romantic relationship with Cuspert," Grassley asked in his first and most over-arching question.
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As his silent, visceral work progresses, he transitions from arching up to collapsing, from ecstatic moments of splayed-out, newly summoned strength to a mournful, listless self-burial.
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I stole a quick glance at the snow arching up the jagged mountains that surrounded us, and at the sun that would not go lower in the sky.
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"I was surprised in January — now I am not that much surprised, no?" said Nadal, left eyebrow, as ever, arching, referring to his Australian Open final against Federer.
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The device also includes a metal loop arching out from a person's back that acts as a spring, gathering and transferring energy from one hip to the other.
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Business Insider analyzed Dorsey's comments on leadership, and found his management style consists of delegating, doing away with distractions, and driving the company on an over-arching mission.
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Their back-and-forth mind games make for some of Harlots' most gripping scenes, not least because Morton and Manville give their roles their defiant, eyebrow-arching all.
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What to Do A new pedestrian ramp is under construction at Riverside Park, arching over train tracks and the Henry Hudson Parkway, to make the waterfront paths more accessible.
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Dutch designer Joris Laarman's aluminum "Bone Chair" (2006) features arching struts that branch out organically under the seat and across the back like dividing cells or a mutant skeleton.
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"I'm here because America needs me," said his counterpart, arching his brow over a pair of wire-rimmed glasses instead of The Late Show host's usual thick black specs.
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Derrick Rose fed Anthony on the left wing and the forward used his left hand to gain some space before releasing the high-arching shot, which cleanly went through.
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The tendons of his jaw swell with the strain of stifled feelings; his brows, usually tasked with double takes and farcical arching, knit with a terrible weight of guilt.
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Over the next two weeks, Ezekiel started to recover, but suddenly took a turn for the worse on March 12, his body so stiff that his back was arching.
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I followed the river as it poured itself into iridescent blue plunge basins, rushed under arching bridges and slipped over geometric fountains designed in the pre-Columbian revival style.
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For GE to lead American industry for the next century, Flannery needs to determine an over-arching corporate strategy that leverages GE's global strengths to create sustainable competitive advantage.
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I mean, so much of what a poem is, I think, is [a] devotional request for attention or to feel one's self arching in ecstasy and about to crash.
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But Bibbins lofted a short arching bank that kissed high off the glass before dropping in with 523 seconds remaining to make it 74-68, and Utah closed it out.
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In the tutorial, she positioned her body into a hollowback handstand, a difficult type of handstand that involves arching your back and neck instead of keeping your whole body straight.
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As Moir glided sideways in a crouched spread-eagle position, Virtue, clad in a shimmering purple and black catsuit, climbed on to his thighs before arching backwards with outstretched arms.
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On Sunday, the pop star shared an adorable photo on her Instagram standing in a lagoon with her boyfriend, a waterfall in the background and a rainbow arching above them.
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Backed into a defensive corner, she lifted a gentle, arching topspin lob that curled into the sky and fell back to the red clay inside the baseline for match point.
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Close to seven miles of concrete railway are already arching up to 40 feet over farmland and crowded streets, and pillars are in place for the first of 21 stations.
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To help people appreciate the truly gargantuan dimensions of this elusive oceangoer, the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) unveiled an arching scale model of a blue whale in 1969.
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Seven of Nine joined Voyager in its fourth season in the Spock/Data job, arching eyebrows at human foibles and acting as both a source of and target for exposition.
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In Mr. Maliphant's duet "Silent Echo," Ms. Osipova and Mr. Polunin appear under spotlights and circle the stage with arching backs, flowing arms and turns that quicken to a blur.
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And they have three over-arching ideas for how to do that — some of which Congress and the Trump administration are working on, but some of which still need more attention.
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The lights dim, and alongside a behind-the-scenes video cut of Teyana performing, Teyana in the studio, Teyana as a mom, Teyana arching that back, glistening in sweat, it begins.
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Semi-obscure technical terms—the squatchee (the button on the baseball cap), Northwestern and UCLA stripes, radial and vertical arching, TV numbers, varsity block, blood jersey—assist in the connoisseurs' navigation.
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He just keeps picking and popping and posting and toasting and letting fly with that high-arching jumper, then watching it splash through the net before casually jogging back on defense.
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F Rodney Hood, who finished with a game-high 29 points, forced overtime by burying a high-arching 3-pointer over Dallas forward Chandler Parsons, who was practically in Hood's jersey.
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In 2000, President Clinton sequestered then Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak and Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat at Camp David for two weeks in an effort to reach an over-arching deal.
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Reviewers across the board consistently praise the curved collar of the Pegasus 36 which holds the heel securely in place while arching away from the Achilles tendon to prevent any irritation.
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Although our education system has standardized testing and scoring for subjects such as English or Geometry, it has no over-arching mandate on who gets taught what in sex ed classes.
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While Philippe Jordan's conducting had moment-by-moment fleetness, and agile responsiveness to the singers, there was no sense of long-arching accumulations of intensity, little variety of mood or color.
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And we need to demand more of our elected officials, as well as ourselves, in serving the over-arching principles of representative democracy that gave rise to the United States Constitution.
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A collaboration between the global architectural powerhouse Snohetta and the Canadian firm Dialog, the building is a stunning oval of snowflake-shaped windows and arching wood, welcoming pedestrians from multiple directions.
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In "Aurora Borealis" these two sides came together to poignant effect, with generously arching vocal lines countered by a sparse piano part that seemed to consist more of solitude than sound.
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Earlier today in Paris, Karl Lagerfeld, Chanel's creative director and owner of a custom $25,000 golden Apple Watch, transformed the majestic, arching interiors of the Grand Palais into a makeshift data center.
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Utah forward Rodney Hood, who finished with a game-high 22010 points, forced overtime by burying a high-arching 219-pointer over Dallas forward Chandler Parsons, who was practically in Hood's jersey.
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He drew a lukewarm assessment -- "The Daily Show" mocked Kaine's nervous habit of arching his eyebrow, something that Kaine's political team would later turn into a graphic on t-shirts and buttons.
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His arching jump shots came so fast, so far from the basket, and at such ridiculously narrow angles, that your immediate reaction was a gasp of disbelief — or more often, barking laughter.
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Seeing women in art who aren't being watched and aren't being assessed, who aren't sucking in their stomachs, arching their backs, or dewily parting their lips, is wonderful, refreshing, and deeply relatable.
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Dutch filmmaker and visual artist Floris Kaayk throws down his own gauntlet with The Modular Body, a series of 56 interconnected videos that constitute an over-arching online science fiction storytelling project.
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She acted as a guide to the festivities, leading these reporters though Stone Town's narrow alleyways, past white walls and Zanzibar's arching wooden doors, her dark abaya, or robe, billowing behind her.
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Booker converted three jumpers as the Nets scored the first 11 points and took a 100-1113 lead on the forward's high-arching short jumper 2 1/2 minutes into the quarter.
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Ben Wood, chief of research at CCS Insight, explained that all smartphone makers face "one over-arching problem" at the moment — their devices look pretty much the same and they have similar functionality.
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It was arching high enough that he wasn't going to be able to control it, or even head, so he flung his legs backward and hit a ridiculous scorpion kick over the keeper.
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She sings the arching melodic line that begins Strauss's transcendent trio with seamless phrasing and ethereal sound, her more mature voice blending poignantly with the youthful colorings of Ms. Morley and Ms. Garanca.
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Instead of giving up and letting the ball pass by his back, the man took flight, arching his feet up high into the air, and kicked the ball with the back of his heels.
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This past summer, amid 100-degree-plus heat, the Louvre undertook a renovation of the Mona Lisa's gallery: the arching Salle des États, in the museum's Denon wing, which once housed Parliament of France.
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The opera's only other character, whose role is sung in Gaelic by the magnificently expressive Irish folk singer Iarla O Lionaird, is a nameless famine victim who sends arching laments and prayers toward heaven.
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"India needs an over-arching, visionary and coherent piece of legislation based on human rights," Leilani Farha, the United Nations special rapporteur on the right to housing, said in a report released on Wednesday.
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You are now more likely to see a bouquet laden with sheathes of grass, arching vines of clematis, Fritillaria bulbs and flowering purple basil than just a polite cluster of roses or calla lilies.
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President Vladimir Putin has for months been pushing for an over-arching international coalition against Islamic militants in Syria and elsewhere that he says would be much broader than the U.S.-led coalition in Syria.
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In design renderings, Hyundai creators have imagined a New York taxi arching its legs forward to drop off a wheelchair-bound passenger at the top of a stairway that he would otherwise have trouble reaching.
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Hunnicutt now waits until the first weeks of November to pilot his 40-foot-wide, dump-truck-sized combine through the farm's widely arching, seemingly endless rows of corn—enough to cover 800 city blocks.
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When we need to make decisions that integrate a lot of connected factors, we have a policy system that can rise above the various narrow considerations and make over-arching decisions for the national good.
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Simple exercises can ease back pain, including arching the spine back and forth like a cat on the floor or standing with the back to a wall, knees bent and trying to straighten the spine.
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" The title of the program, in January, that will feature Ms. Beglarian's piece draws on a letter by Rilke in which he writes of "a barely arching bridge that connects the terrible to the tender.
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Recognition that we are building an entirely new, much larger energy system almost from scratch in less than half a century forces us to confront over-arching issues about which we hear next to nothing.
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Ms. Hooks is joined by Gary Reagan, a dancer so rangy and angular that he can look more insect than human; arching back, his torso unfurls so slowly that you start to count his ribs.
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Hidden from the road by arching trees, Cecilia Puga's gravity-defying Bahía Azul house, built in 2002 for her mother, uses reinforced concrete to turn the weightlessness of the Klotz and Izquierdo houses upside down.
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Warriors rebound from opening loss by beating Pelicans NEW ORLEANS — The NBA has seen Kevin Durant fill up the basket with arching jumpers from the perimeter and high-flying dunks at the end of fast breaks.
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Some people even use busyness as a form of procrastination (aka productive procrastination), with an endless to do list of easily check-off tasks that conveniently prevent you from getting to the more over-arching projects.
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That segment is a key element of Bollore's larger project to build a 3,000-km (1860-mile) railway from the port of Cotonou to Ivory Coast's commercial capital Abidjan and arching through the arid Sahel region.
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The Fish House in Burleigh Heads (just a short walk from the Burleigh Head National Park) could bank on its view alone — its wide open front windows look out over the arching sweep of the coastline.
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As Hoskins was reportedly cutting the "last patch of grass," a lightning bolt hit a nearby tree, arching to Hoskins' cellphone which was in his shirt pocket, officials with the Fayette County Sheriff&aposs Department told WMC .
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Here, arching his back into a bridge with hands and feet on the floor, a board would be placed across his shoulders, torso and knees upon which he'd carry audience members, horses and later even a cars.
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Yet the over-arching reason for Mr Trump's softening his hostile tone towards China may be that a rival, more orthodox, faction in his administration was never comfortable with it, and its members have been gaining influence.
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More likely, it's grassroots activism, a network of community-based outposts, married under an arching vision to move everyone toward a more equal tomorrow, that will most capably unify the next generation on the road to change.
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Arching above it all is a high-tech ETFE canopy—a superlight and hyper-efficient inflated polymer skin that will be transparent to keep out noise and rain while taking advantage of all that Southern California sun.
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Focus on the over-arching themes of the Whole30 experience: Caring about what you put in your body, choosing to change, backing your cooking with intention, and focusing on health rather than the number on a scale.
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As he veered from one rhetorical disaster to another—you don't talk about "ethnic enclaves" and compare today's America to Apartheid-era South Africa without arching eyebrows—one of his examples was particularly revealing and dangerously uninformed.
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It's a riot of inflatables, fireworks and enormous bridges arching over the audience that leave you either wishing you'd been there or wanting to hop into a DeLorean and back to the front row all over again.
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The patio is decorated simply, but hints of a childhood in Hawaii are palpable – a pet turtle nestled in the benches, a tin-panel painting of a mermaid hung on the wall, and stems of bamboo arching above.
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The pact would be an over-arching accord above a patchwork of 120 separate deals that already govern bilateral Swiss/EU ties and which emerged after Swiss voters in 1992 rejected plans to join the European Economic Area.
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So, with the ball arching high (and a scoreline of 2-0—who gives a fuck?), Souza takes flight, performs some scissor-legged acrobatics, and slaps the ball down—the first time it's touched ground since try No.
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The over-arching goal for the Cotton-Perdue bill, the official said, is to install a system where immigrants are allowed into the country based on their skills and contributions, as opposed to familial connections or a lottery.
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A vivid image from this time shows a diving board arching over one side of a Florida pool, with a palm tree leaning over the other — a picture in which every part of the composition holds equal weight.
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That means things like arching your back up into your partner, looking into their eyes, grabbing their butt and pulling them into you if you're having penetrative sex, and other body responses, says Sadie Allison, PhD, AASECT-certified sexologist.
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"The over-arching vision of the future of Apple retail ... is what do we want Apple's role in the community to be," Angela Ahrendts, Apple's senior vice president of retail, told The Verge at last year's San Francisco event.
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In the same building that now houses Kusama's installation, Smith exhibited a gilded bed with arching and ethereal white linens which called haunting attention to the cherished possessions lost by residents during the storm (Resilience of the Dreamer, 2014).
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Strychnine is the more painful of the two, causing first a sense of agitation and restlessness, then violent muscle spasms (usually manifested as arching of the neck and the back), and then eventual suffocation as the muscles stop working.
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The pop star, 34, shared a sweet photo on her Instagram on Sunday in which she and her movie star beau, 41, are standing in a lagoon with a waterfall in the background and a rainbow arching above them.
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Chants of "Rus-si-a, Rus-si-a" echoed around the arena as she leapt around the mat rolling the ball across her body before arching her leg back into a fast-paced Biellmann spin holding the ball aloft.
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Now, we know the limited series is about a dusty Western town populated entirely by women who, in their words, are "a lot fuckin' stronger" than any of the men arching skeptical eyebrows at them give them credit for.
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Neat rooms have rivets for décor and sinks that are replicas of those on the Titanic, but it's the spectacular bar, its high arching roof crammed with skylights, that's the most impressive (it's also where the draftsmen once sat).
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Neat rooms have rivets for décor and sinks that are replicas of those on the Titanic, but it's the spectacular bar, its high arching roof crammed with skylights, that's the most impressive (it's also where the draftsmen once sat).
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May won a series of votes in parliament on Monday, keeping her over-arching strategy to leave the European Union just about on track after bowing to pressure from Brexit supporters in her party.
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It has not provided an over-arching reason for these latest personnel changes, but notably, rather than re-hiring from outside for the vacated roles, Evernote is shifting existing, in some cases recently joined employees to take on different responsibilities.
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It is a litany of simplistic ideas, with no guiding principle, little clear direction, and no over-arching notion of how these various initiatives might fit together to deliver short-term macroeconomic stability, or improved long-term growth potential and flexibility.
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She accentuates Fleabag's self-consciousness and theatricality by not just talking into the camera, but silently looking into it on a regular basis, arching her brows or throwing a look of incomprehension at the ceaseless irritation other humans cause her.
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Mr. Cirio, new to the company this spring, brought off the tricky multiple pirouettes with a better final change of focus — "renversé," with the head and upper body arching during the turn — better than anyone I have seen in 20 years.
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Arching over the Biennale is the immense achievement of the Lithuanian pavilion, where Rugile Barzdziukaite, Vaiva Grainyte and Lina Lapelyte are presenting the opera "Sun & Sea (Marina)," which a cast of 20 sings live in English on an artificial beach.
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One after another, they've invoked it in giving a Bronx cheer to an eyebrow-arching suggestion that the city's subways be shut down for a few hours on weeknights, as is the case with mass-transit systems around the world.
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"The torrent of accusations against the Vangheluwes accomplished the over-arching goal of the alt-right media to distract their readers into believing the attack was made by someone other than a member of the alt-right movement," the suit claims.
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The Dangozaka hill of Hiroshige's print was still there, now an anonymous paved road, lined by squat brick apartment buildings, and so, too, was the park, or at least a park, with a red-lacquered bridge arching over a small pond.
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The title character is a cafe-owning singleton who is always arching a flirty eyebrow at the audience, but her charming mug is a mask — a way to hide her grief and shame in the wake of her best friend's death.
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I'm not going to comment on specific products, but I will tell you that the overall-arching goal, of course, though, is to grow manufacturing — to grow and invest here in the United States and to grow US workers here.
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The content of ASMR videos might seem really random, like a person scratching a piece of paper, whispering slowly, or making chewing noises, but you can usually categorize the videos into a few over-arching themes: repetitive actions, role play, and empathy.
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MojiLaLa wants to position itself as the over-arching representative of those artists in the tech world, handling all the back-end expertise and heavy lifting while giving artists the opportunity to put their work on the platforms we use the most.
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Arching my back on an inner tube while lifting my feet out of the silky Nam Song, the air still and the day quiet, I looked up into a cloudless sky and felt as if I were hovering in midair, completely weightless.
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The piece that stayed with me was the artist Do-Ho Suh's "Karma," a stainless-steel man with another man crouched on his shoulders, and another man on his, and on his, and on his, arching high above us like a human spine.
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The next day, we worked legs, where even the ordinary hamstring curl machine exercise was made exponentially harder by having me put my hands at the front of the pad and arching up slightly, as if I was doing a back extension.
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Its three-story lobby lights up with flashes from cameraphones before performances; nearly every concert-going Angeleno seems to have a picture on Instagram of the high-arching ceiling, the intricate details carved or forged into every banister and railing, and the chandeliers.
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KURSK, Russia (Reuters) - Three years ago, Russian athletics coach Vladimir Mokhnev was banned for 220 years by the Court of Arbitration for Sport, global sport's over-arching judicial body, for giving prohibited performance-enhancing drugs to members of the national track team.
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You can choose to complete jobs for these factions, and there is an over-arching meta game that allows you to use scannable to try to tilt the balance from the Resistance to the First Order throughout your visit — rewarding you with digital collectibles.
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So, in addition to the yes, enthusiastic consent encourages people to also notice nonverbal cues, such as whether or not their partner is kissing back, moaning, arching their back, or doing any number of things that makes it clear that they're really turned on.
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We can then return to the task of defining specific regional endstates and objectives that, together with appropriate actions at our borders and within our societies and states, can achieve our over-arching requirements, protect our peoples, and sustain our values and way of life.
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It looked like a routine save, but the ball popped out of his hands, arching over his head and into the back of the net, costing the Galaxy a valuable road point in a league where getting any result on the road is a miracle.
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"In countries around the world, where there is an over-arching commitment towards the environment, the city has been more than willing to provide the charging infrastructure," Subodh Mhaisalkar, executive director for the Energy Research Institute at the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore, told CNBC.
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In today's matchup between Turkey and Croatia, a Turkish defender made a high-arching clearance over his head that must've found its way up to nearly 30 yards in air, and rainbowed back down toward earth at around 30 yards out (a perfect parabola).
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Then it rose onto its hind legs and appeared — I have blown up and slowed down and rewatched the video like the Zapruder footage — to take a step forward in an upright position, before arching like a diver and leaping onto its front paws.
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Michael altered his angle of entry by crossing his arms and arching his back—boom, business meets recess—but Jeremy remained within the purview of his touch screen, his right hand stretching up and rotating as though changing a hard-to-reach light bulb.
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Samsung is trying to group disparate products into over-arching theses like Go and Move (which are similar enough to be confusing) and, unlike Apple, the company cannot rely on its end-to-end ownership of design, hardware and software to tell the story.
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N.Y.C. Nature Nature in New York City can still, quite literally, stop traffic: 30-pound snapping turtles hauling themselves from swamps onto six-lane expressways, mallard ducklings blithely following their mothers across the Bronx River Parkway at rush hour, a rainbow arching between Brooklyn and Staten Island.
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There were eyebrow-arching moments like the arrest of a 12-year-old girl for doodling on her desk with a green marker, of an autistic child who had kicked a trash can, of teenagers who got into fistfights (as teenagers have done probably since Neanderthal days).
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The eyebrow arching extended even to the Diesel Black Gold collection, the company's premium line, which included a 13-pound heavily studded motorcycle jacket ($6,750) suitable for, perhaps, Flo Rida or John Cena or some other musclebound entertainer who needs to telegraph the most fashionable menace possible.
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The music melds Iggy Pop's primal riffs with the arching melodies and structural convolutions that Mr. Homme has brought to his own songs, embracing the richness of his baritone while forging a band sound that is at once brutally effective and utterly clear: a crystalline hammer.
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He almost never grabs two boards the same way—reaching over the shoulder of a defender to tip one to himself, arching his back and stretching his fingers to get another before it sails out of his reach—but each shares a strange, self-effacing quality.
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Those of you lucky enough to have a patch of milkweed in your neighborhood should watch for a monarch gently arching her abdomen to lay eggs, or the energetic chewing of a striped caterpillar, keeping your eyes out for a jeweled chrysalis or an emerging butterfly.
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In bright pink knee-high socks paired with wintry layers, seven dancers (later joined by a small cohort of local high school students), staked out entire blocks, signaling to one another with swiping arms, arching backs and winding hips, then suddenly sprinting to a new location.
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Most babies will outgrow GER by nine to 12 months of age, but if your baby is frequently and forcefully spitting up, refusing feeds, or crying and arching their back during feedings, you should seek medical attention as these can be signs of complications from reflux.
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US arching its back The US President's stern language on Beijing has been picked up by a number of other high-profile US officials in the past week, leading experts to question whether this is the beginning of an administration-wide push back against the Chinese government.
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However, as countries outside the U.S. continue to show favor for global, free-trade agreements, the recently agreed outline free trade deal between the EU and Japan is likely to provide a "more valuable precedent" for those looking to establish over-arching multilateral partnerships, French added.
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But Chrabascz, who had 13 of his 15 points in the second half after getting into early foul trouble, sank a high, arching 3-pointer from the top of the key, and Tyler Lewis followed with two foul shots to keep the Blue Raiders at bay.
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" "I think it's still going to be difficult to rally significantly, because over-arching we have the tariff situation and as long that exists it is really difficult for people to really get super excited about stocks right now because there is a big unknown in the markets.
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"I think the main issue it raises is that we aren't in a position to have consistency across games or even across tournaments because we don't have an over-arching federation or association that agrees the rules and the punishments," said Paul "ReDeYe" Chaloner, a distinguished name in eSports.
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Then, in eerily smooth slow motion, she began to contort her limbs, mashing the side of her face into the floor, arching her back and twisting her torso until she rotated and raised herself to standing — in four-inch heels — without propping herself on her hands or arms.
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His lyrical compositions layer the ghostly frayed voices of his ancestors with jazzy arpeggios on the piano, keening cellos lines and arching phrases sung in his own voice, which is powered by classical training and colored here and there by the tremor and guttural catch of traditional chant.
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The sequence is only 45 seconds long but it displays the multiple complex movements of the four elements: The leaf's trembling, the fairy's twitching wings and arching neck, the lily's opening, the butterfly's rising and, finally, the fairy's falling back asleep — all heralded by clear, nursery-rhyme-like chimes.
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Yet her impetus is such he immediately finds himself on his knees to her, arching in a mighty backbend that epitomizes his complete enthrallment to her, and she — with immensely powerful timing as the music reaches an even bigger climax — simply steps out of his arms and moves on.
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Because Monty (and presumably the startup and its investors, present and future) said he could see a benefit to the founder being involved more directly at the startup rather than the over-arching foundation, as a way of developing those commercial opportunities more efficiently, while remaining connected to the foundation.
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He tossed a season-best four touchdowns and 312 yards, all while looking like the second coming of Denver football legend John Elway himself, his most impressive throws coming on a 41-yard arching touchdown bomb to Emmanuel Sanders and a 55-yard heave to Demaryius Thomas for a score.
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Perhaps the greatest over-arching damage, spanning both the domestic and foreign sides, is that the nation seems to have become inured to wrongdoing because of the sheer volume of it, with attention to each offense quickly fading as it is succeeded by a new offense or attention-hogging presidential outburst.
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In their creases and crevices, these items carried my dad's scent, his wit, his long stories with a million tangents, his arching eyebrow, the way he looked obstacles in the eye, the tough times he'd been through and how he had just missed the gateway for a quiet, calmer life.
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Many of the company's leaders were said to be overly competitive, sexist and inappropriate — "brilliant jerks," as Arianna Huffington once said, — and its over-arching "move fast and break things" mentality hardly left room for employees to take a step back and reflect on how the company's culture was impacting their mental health.
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"Some women describe masturbating in a performative way for a partner, lying back and arching their back as they have seen others do in porn, but in many cases, the performance in no way matches that woman's authentic personal style of masturbating, which they often figure men will find entirely unattractive," she said.
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Instead of swanning freely into the arching halls of the Grand Palais and other local landmarks where the lavish défilés are held, most will be forced to open their handbags, doff their furs and regularly submit to full body-wand checks at almost every event as part of stringent new security measures.
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Everyone has their own way of adapting a look, and while Moylan tends to go for a full eyelid of color, her friend Lillian Ahenkan, a DJ and MTV presenter based in Australia, mixes things up with a graphic bow of color arching across her lid or slashes of mismatched neon eyeliner.
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Cori Kresge and Ms. Toogood, both excellent dancers, and Mr. Riener danced solos with some powerful three-dimensional and multifocal phrases, and in one solo Mr. Botana expanded his boogieing (which had largely featured feet and wrists) through the torso, arching up to show currents of motion coursing through his body on a grand scale.
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The Chair has been around for decades, but it was in the post-recession period, around 2010, that it became ubiquitous: its arching metal back wrapping just barely forward enough to intrude on your hips, the nearly flat seat inviting you to join it, coldly and bracingly, like Ursula inviting you into her underwater lair.
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Still, he writes, the scenery was beautiful: This was the prospect revealed to us as we drove along the Kitatami [River] into Okawa that morning: the arching sky; the green hills divided from one another by valleys packed with rice; villages at the edge of the fields; and, in the hazy distance, lagoon and sea.
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The night went like every other night had: hanging out in people's bedrooms, banging the cheapest tinnies we could find, arching our necks every five minutes to blow bong smoke out of the window so whoever's parents we were annoying wouldn't be alerted to the thick plumes of skunk that were slinkying down the staircase.
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Among the seasonal decorations at the house—a plastic pumpkin, a sheaf of Indian corn, a silhouette of a black cat arching its back—this grisly, flattened body, with a witch's hat still in place and a broom also stuck to the siding, sent a shudder of revulsion mixed with pity down my spine.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A table with phalluses and breasts forming its arching base, complete with carvings of more genitalia attached to its round surface — if the tales hold true, this would be one of a number of titillating furnishings held in a secret erotic salon Catherine the Great supposedly had, adjacent to her private apartments.
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"It felt like there was a chance to do it in a way where we could go beyond, and do better than we did in &aposVII,&apos" Abrams told Rolling Stone of why he signed on for "Episode IX."The real issue: There was never a giant over-arching idea for this trilogy that everyone agreed on.
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And with Netflix's continuing success with Marvel titles (as long as you don't count Iron Fist), the marriage makes sense: Lindelof has proven he can handle the sci-fi and fantasy elements of a long, over-arching story (though your mileage on LOST may vary), while HBO is the kind of network that will let the series grow and breathe on its own.
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In "Jewels," it has the quality of both ritual and vital process, as if a strange impulse made the dancers first bend the torso, head and arms forward to make a concave shape (the hands meet like a beak or prow), and then — the same impulse — transform themselves by straightening and arching the back, arms now swept back and out, like wings.
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Some comparisons made elsewhere, however, are less convincing because of their generality; it is curious, for example, to match Rodin's large scale erotically driven "The Kiss" (1882), its two figures entwined rising up from their plinth, with the reclining female figures L and M from the East pediment on the basis that their sensuously clinging drapery and arching headless bodies share an erotic charge.
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And, while few have been as elegantly presented as the one Mr. Guadagnino staged along the crunching gravel paths of the English-style gardens of the 18th-century Villa Reale in Milan — with wicker chairs lined up beneath the arching trees, on each seat a wicker Fendi lunch pail containing Fendi-branded breakfast treats — there's no escaping the sense that around the corner environmental Armageddon awaits.
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In "Sin Permiso (Canciones Para el Silencio)," or "Without Permission (Songs for Silence)," the dancer Ana Morales displayed gorgeous arching-back fluidity and the rapid-fire footwork known as zapateado, in which the percussive rhythms of the feet mingled and accented the sounds created by the three onstage musicians, who clapped and sang in traditional fashion as she danced alone and with José Manuel Álvarez.
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The blueprint for the district also included a serpentine performing-arts center, by the Iraqi-born Zaha Hadid, who died this spring; a maritime museum arching delicately over the ocean, by the Japanese architect Tadao Ando; the Zayed National Museum, designed by Norman Foster to evoke the feathers of a falcon; and the Louvre Abu Dhabi, by Jean Nouvel, topped by a white latticed dome almost six hundred feet in diameter.
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In an age when mixed-income and scattered, voucher-based housing has long overtaken the old model of large public complexes, Cairo (pronounced CARE-oh) has a shrinking population now down to fewer than 3,000, no functioning grocery store or gas station, and a main thoroughfare with an ornate, arching entry that reads "Historic Downtown Cairo" but one that features shuttered storefronts, vacant lots and, on a recent day, not a person in sight.
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The center of this world, which includes a arching footbridge over virtual water beneath a projected sunset, a picnic-like setting on false grass underneath an artificial tree and the careful watch of a soft-sculpture video-faced grandma-figure in a camp chair, an entryway lined with a large-scale story-quilt and painted mirrors, and a hall of portraits, is a clear plexiglass family dinner table, with its occupants and contents rendered in astonishingly complex and kinetic neon.
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For a second, if I can be so bold, imagine that scene: Blair, in his little white Donnay socks and shiny PE shorts, probably wearing a grubby old t-shirt with some Labour slogan on the front, pumping away on the machine, his biceps glistening with sweat, his teeth clenched, his whole body arching and straining, like a dolphin trying to break free of one of John West's infernal nets, a semi billowing around his boxers, eyes on stalks watching "Call on Me" for the first time.
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If you're one such viewer just tuning in, the premise of the real The Grinder — the freshman half-hour comedy airing Tuesdays on Fox — or at least the arching joke the network pitched in the lead up to last fall's premiere, is that actor Dean Sanderson Jr. (Rob Lowe) has left his hit television show "The Grinder" in Los Angeles, and returned to his hometown of Boise, Idaho, where he now lives and works with his brother Stew, an actual lawyer played by Fred Savage, at the family's law firm.
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Don't necessarily want to speak to a broader, over arching cultural connection between Chicago and London in general, or Chicago jazz and London jazz in general, but we can definitely say that there is something very, very special in the culture developing between our International Anthem family and the family of artists and producers and presenters in London that we've had the fortune of collaborating with—Alexis and everyone at Total Refreshment Centre, Tina Edwards and the Worldwide FM family... shit we've hosted almost a dozen folks from UK in Chicago this summer already, for work and for play.
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