Miller bathes in Adolf Hitler's bathtub in Munich, Germany, 1945.
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Rranxburgaj serves as her primary caretaker, and dresses and bathes her.
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A row of specially cut skylights bathes the artwork in light.
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"), long baths ("He bathes everyday; he loves being in my bathtub.
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For two and a half verses, Chance bathes in his melancholia.
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You know what they say — a couple that bathes together, stays together.
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He has his own small pond, where he bathes and struts around.
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He bathes in a nearby river and washes his clothes in it.
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He uses a swimming pool as a toilet and bathes in tequila.
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Every morning, she pulls back the curtains and bathes in the sunshine.
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Like Hokusai's prints, Meromi's sculpture bathes us in life on the outskirts.
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She goes to the bathroom and bathes her hands in warm vinegar.
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Chapter 7: Reformation He bathes me until I forget their names and faces.
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No, Mimi doesn't bathe in French mineral water; she bathes in cold milk.
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A young alligator sun bathes in a terrestrial tank on the open air.
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A Russian Orthodox believer bathes in a pond in Krasnoye Selo outside St. Petersburg.
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In the book, Lenù bathes Lila before her wedding and is overcome by — what?
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Once home, Gilgamesh bathes, puts on clean clothes, and shakes out his long hair.
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She bathes her 3-year-old daughter in a sink to recycle the water.
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Perhaps the coolest aspect of the eclipse will be the color it bathes everything in.
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Of course she bathes wearing jewelry and a full face of makeup — she's Mariah Carey.
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So Trump essentially bathes his bad steak in cheap flavor and calls it a day.
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I don't really get how it works, but it bathes me in a red light.
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The piece bathes both viewers and the room itself in a cascade of projected visuals.
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Trump bathes the companies that please him in the warmth of his social media spotlight.
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So she wakes Cindy up, carries her out of bed, feeds her, and bathes her.
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Then it bathes the flan in sauce as it's turned out, with a satisfying squelch.
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I&aposm not as nasty as a man who looks like he bathes in Cheetos dust.
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She shaves fennel into thin sheets on a mandoline and bathes them in the mixture too.
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Glenner Town Square bathes the senses in sights and smells to reflect a person's younger days.
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Doctors recommend sponge bathes to startFor the first two weeks, or so, pediatricians recommend sponge baths.
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He wets his hand in the water, blinks with the sting as he bathes the eye.
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Warm stage lighting bathes their silicon rubber skin and they gesture via software and control cylinders.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Lydia Nsiah's to forget bathes the viewer in deteriorated images.
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The seats are attractively upholstered in soft leather, while a panoramic roof bathes the interior in light.
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Another fragment bathes in a pool overlooking a city, the skyline of which I can't make out.
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Instead, we see her character sitting bare breasted in the tub as she playfully bathes her son.
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In the book, a supernova bathes Earth in deadly radiation, killing everyone over the age of thirteen.
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It can be prepared entirely in advance, and gets better as it bathes in its pungent dressing.
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There's that instant just before sundown when the light bathes everything like a "pink cloud," she said.
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While B. bathes the kids, I throw in some laundry and lay out the kids' outfits for tomorrow.
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Where is the water that bathes blemishes, how can I get it to the heifer in my heart?
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You'll probably be okay in an unexpected downpour or when someone bathes your expensive phone in their beverage.
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There's a scene in "Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken" in which Ramsey's jilted lover Myranda bathes Sansa before their nuptials.
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The sun regularly bathes Earth and the rest of our solar system with energetic particles called solar wind.
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A Russian Orthodox believer bathes in the icy water on Epiphany in the Neva River in St.Petersburg, Russia.
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Annalise bathes her mother, who wet herself in fear, and Ophelia agrees to check out the nursing home.
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She now feeds him grapes, bathes him by hand, and sings him Spanish lullabies when he gets nervous.
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The piece, titled "Enodrome," bathes the viewer in a Technicolor mist of trippy colors and undulating erotic phantoms.
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This shot bathes Mr. Ford and the entire room in a glow coming from floor-to-ceiling windows.
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He bathes with buckets of water, cooks in a fire pit and keeps his clothes in trash bags.
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Alan bathes every day in his cell's sink to avoid the lack of respect he sees in prison showers.
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He bathes himself in all types of hair sprays, colognes, and polyesters, because, remember, this is the early '80s.
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A mahout bathes his elephant in the polluted water of the Yamuna River in New Delhi on Feb. 6.
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Nobody would ever say to a man, 'Wow, you are so lucky your wife feeds and bathes your children!
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This choreography takes place in darkness while a pale ray of light bathes their faces and bodies from above.
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Viewers should also note the blue-and-white color theme, which bathes the Palestinian territories in the Israeli colors.
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Befitting the popular drink's own sense of iconoclasm, "Racing" bathes in Ramm's frenzied, free-associative, and occasionally overwhelming energy.
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The show includes an interactive warren of rooms in the lobby and bathes Park Avenue in a yellow light.
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Her politics are abhorrent, but this origin story doesn't indict Serena Joy; it bathes her in a sympathetic light.
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He is kept awash in antipsychotics and sedatives, and an attendant watches, bathes, and feeds him through the day.
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In another post, a man clad in luau attire bathes in the beam of blue light cast by his phone.
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That's not the only cringe-worthy element in "Rouge," which, as its title suggests, frequently bathes the stage in red.
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Even in the darkest moments, when his characters are being their worst selves, Lodato bathes them in tenderness and understanding.
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As Dee Dee bathes her like a baby and tries to get her to sing "I'll Be There," Gypsy is livid.
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The green sash isn't a blood vessel but a stream of the amniotic fluid that bathes the fetus in the uterus.
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Under artificial light, the Pixel bathes this phone booth in a yellow cast, whereas the S9 judges the white balance correctly.
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Why your cast-iron skillet works so well: better heat conduction, no scorching, and your steak bathes in its own juices.
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A Russian Orthodox woman bathes in a small icy cold water pond as the air temperature drops to 14 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The gentle cadence of their breathing bathes the space in a soft but constant energy as they flow through different postures.
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The suffusion of heavenly light that bathes the revered figure makes clear that, after his death, he is destined for immortality.
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The lighting, by Mark Henderson, bathes the dancers in ruby reds, heavy chiaroscuro, and strong conelike spots of thick, misty air.
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"I am not as nasty as a man who looks like he bathes in Cheetos dust," she said, jabbing at Trump's looks.
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A Ukrainian man bathes in Dnipro river during Epiphany celebrations in one of the suburban districts of Kiev, Ukraine, 19 January 2015.
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The delicate architectural details of the cathedral gradually reveal themselves, until finally, the early morning sun bathes them in warm orange hues.
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As particles drift across the screens behind the sculptures, like digital snowglobes, colored light bathes their glossy marble in shifting, chromatic hues.
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The kitchen is in a dark corner of the bottom floor, removed from the natural light that bathes most of the home.
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"If [it's] ordinary paint [that] bathes and wipes off on snow, it's okay," he wrote in a comment on Kavry's Facebook post.
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The alien glare of bioluminescent bacteria bathes David Ishee's face in green as he holds a petri dish over an LED light.
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A fluorescent light bathes the room with a warm red-orange glow, while the images on the monitors are blurry and unfocused.
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It's just there, casually swinging in the breeze while he bathes in the river and chats with his friends, because realism, I guess?
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At times it goes beyond just telling a moving story, and practically bathes in sentiment, morphing into a kind of cinematic catharsis porn.
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The indoor farm covers 23 square metres and its aeroponic system bathes plants in pinkish light for up to 20 hours a day.
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"Lockdown makes me even meaner," she spits in Russian on "Organ," her lips stained black as she bathes in blood, dreaming of bodies.
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Nighttime on the boat is signaled with a sudden transition to red lighting that bathes the metal skeleton in a soft-pink light.
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When one bathes, or meditates, or hikes, or works out, or eats — one typically does so, at least in the West, by oneself.
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Specifically, ones that get held logo-out every time they Facetime, while a frame of LED panels bathes their faces in flattering light.
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He bathes his figures in blues and blacks, warmed with dimensional highlights of red and orange, to evoke somber revelations of internal turmoil.
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Sabrina bathes her, houses her, and even walks in on her having an orgy with Agatha, Dorcus, Ambrose, and Nicholas, to name a few.
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Cinematographer Laurie Rose bathes the movie in shadows and fog, and Christopher Young concocts as jarring score full of atonal sounds and ominous chanting.
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He's a lout who rarely bathes, is given to thievery, has herpes sores that flare around his mouth and is frequently disfigured from brawls.
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In a scene straight out of a classic painting, Steve bathes in pure, glowing water as Diana enters the room, dressed in her uniform.
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It is never acceptable to be distracted by social media, a phone call or an in-person conversation while your child swims or bathes.
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These additional works include "Room for One Colour" (20193), which bathes its environment in yellow light and causes viewers to perceive everything in monochrome.
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That brand of fiction usually bathes in subtext, offering a picture of what the world we know might look like if certain things don't change.
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He doesn't shower; he bathes — in a product that strikes a resemblance to micellar water, only it comes from France and smells like straight fashion.
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If you turn a Switch on in a dark cabin, its wide screen bathes your whole row—friends and strangers alike—in eye-bleeding white.
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The green jocón pairs the same vegetables with chicken instead of beef, and bathes them in a complexly layered broth, bright with tomatillo and cilantro.
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In one scene, he bathes her in a waterfall after she has wound up in the mud and dries her with his own deep breaths.
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Your steak bathes in its own juices: Because your steak's juices aren't dripping through the grates, they're also constantly bathing your steak in its own flavors.
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"Lighthouse" is an interior but proudly restless statement, a mostly acoustic singer-songwriter album that bathes Mr. Crosby's voice and guitar in a warm, clear light.
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The front room features 20-foot-high ceilings with a glass atrium over the bar, and a wall of windows that bathes the space in light.
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An Indian Sikh devotee bathes in the holy sarovar, or water tank, on the occasion of Diwali at the Golden Temple in Amritsar on October 30, 2016.
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Tom will help her — if she plays along, if she puts him into a signature headlock while they're sitting on the couch, if she bathes with him.
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His enduring public loyalty to Nixon, whose face is tattooed on Stone's back, is the bedrock of a public persona that bathes in drama and celebrates skullduggery.
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The heroes' lives are saved, and sensate Nomi marries her girlfriend Amanita in Paris, because this show lovingly bathes in the idea of queering old Hollywood cliché.
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A nude man bathes in the San Francisco Civic Center Plaza fountain, as a crowd of 12,500 peace marchers converged to protest the draft and the Vietnam War.
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As the sun rises over the plains of the ancient city of Bagan, it bathes the more than 2000,3.53 temples that punctuate the landscape in an otherworldly stillness.
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This is a Republican base governed by fear, and it has found its perfect apostle in Trump — a man who sells fear, gorges on it, bathes in it.
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Getting to the distant, cold moon is not easy — Saturn only gets about 1% of the sunlight that bathes Earth, so a spacecraft can't rely on solar energy.
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The opening shot bathes Ray in the morning light as it's refracted by the blinds, emphasizing the near-heroic look of determination and purpose that animates his face.
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Finally, Thursday is the summer solstice, when the Northern Hemisphere dips toward the sun and bathes in direct sunlight for longer than any other day of the year.
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Tame's version hews closer to the rock 'n' roll heart of the original but bathes it in sunny grooves Kevin Parker's confessional Currents was often too heartbroken to pursue.
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But getting to the distant, cold moon is not easy — Saturn only gets about 1% of the sunlight that bathes Earth, so a spacecraft can't rely on solar energy.
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Related: A Morphing Mural Is Changing Colors in Norfolk An Interactive Installation Lets You Manipulate Time and Space Light Art Festival Bathes Blighted Baltimore in A Sea of Color
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He responds to and anticipates the songs with all their shifts and surprises, and bathes both band and audience in multicolored beams as he "paints" and "sculpts" the music.
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Although she still bathes and dresses in the dark, she has been able to walk outside in normal clothes, during daylight hours, for the first time in eleven years.
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At one end of the final room, "Totality" (2016, pictured top), a slowly revolving mirrored disco ball, bathes the ceiling and walls in some 10,000 tiny images of solar eclipses.
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Zika also persisted in the male testes, prostate, and semen, as well as in the uterus and the fluid that bathes the brain and spine, called cerebrospinal fluid or CSF.
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New construction and the dazzling River Lights public art installation, which bathes a cascading stretch of South Bend's principal waterway in a rainbow of hues, are reinvigorating the city center.
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Related: An Autonomous New Gadget Makes Light and Sound Art Light Art Festival Bathes Blighted Baltimore in A Sea of Color A Network of LED Antennas Brings a Neighborhood Together
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The expansive glass—one window is the size of a standard plane door—bathes passengers in natural light and provides views perhaps rivaled only by the International Space Station's observation window.
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However, my ruling on the evilness of this doll (on a scale of bathes in holy water, to deserving of a horror franchise) is that she seems ominous, but fairly benign.
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When Quentyn Martell is in Volantis in Dance With Dragons, he's hearing all of these wild rumors about Daenerys Targaryen, about how she burns her enemies alive and bathes in blood.
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Yoshitake's illustrations are so charming they obviate the need for an obvious lesson — my kids laughed throughout, though never harder than at the poor hero's bare bottom as mom bathes him.
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And in the new bathroom, he designed a shower wide enough to accommodate a walker, with a built-in bench of reclaimed teak where Mr. Sussman can sit while he bathes.
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To get people hyped about her upcoming line of dipping sauce, Greenfield poses next to some cars, wears some flashy clothing, and even, uh, bathes in a tub of cola and tenders.
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Each set also features a lip-sync performance by guest drag artist Lucy Balls, whose particularly noteworthy performance of Frank Ocean's "Moon River" bathes the room in literal and figurative blue light.
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So is the larded squab in bittersweet orange sauce with a grilled candied orange; the lard is provided by a cloak of whipped fat that bathes the squab breast as it cooks.
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They show off the two schools of lighting: the Paris school, which bathes its subjects in warm, even light, and the Lyon school, which uses small spotlights to highlight details for dramatic effect.
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Incubators currently used to keep premature infants alive in a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) swaddle them in nothing but air—unlike the warm, saline-like amniotic fluid that bathes them in utero.
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Upset at the allegations made against Justice Kavanaugh, he lately has extolled due process, even as he bathes in "lock her up" chanting about opponents who have never been charged with a crime.
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But with the help of his gifted collaborators, the production designer Santo Loquasto and the cinematographer Vittorio Storaro, he bathes "the film colony" in golden light and swathes its denizens in lovely period clothes.
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Fatty-skinned birds like geese and ducks, and well-marbled cuts of meat like pork ribs, shoulder and belly, are used for siu mei because the fat continually bathes the meat as it cooks.
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And, of course, lime juice is the main ingredient in the leche de tigre, or tiger's milk, that bathes all of Mr. Caballero's ceviches and makes them stand out from ceviches prepared anywhere else.
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In a similar but more contemporary vein, the black and white etching of William Kentridge from 1996 brings the absurd to the forefront, as the portly figure of the artist sleeps, bathes, and dances nude.
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SpaceX plans to boot up Starlink with a fraction of this number, then build toward a floating internet backbone around Earth that also bathes most of the planet's surface in ultra-high-speed web access.
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Because when a man is told that he needs to be vaccinated, and in response he basically bathes himself in a disease, catches it, and then survives, how do you tell that man that he's wrong?
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Slow-Roasted Citrus Salmon With Herb Salad The term "slow-roasted" is relative here — the fish still cooks in about 30 minutes, and it is utterly delicious and worth all the olive oil it bathes in.
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Hilaria's secret to parenting four kids under the age of 5 is "managing every single moment of the day," she shares, explaining that she co-sleeps with Romeo and bathes her kids "morning and night" every day.
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The gallery, which is a single, snug room with a foyer on one side and an office on the other, is graced with a corner casement window, through which an abundance of daylight softly bathes the space.
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Even in Joe Levasseur's continually shifting lighting — which is more hectic than evocative as it dims, brightens and eventually bathes the stage in a rosy blush — "Wilderness" is as barren as a department store at opening time.
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There are hardships: He doesn't have a toilet or shower in the van, so he has to plan out when he'll use the restroom and often bathes at the gym or jumps into a body of water.
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One of Meta 2's best effects is how it appears to digitize my hands by, essentially, showing me a rough version of the 3D mesh that bathes my hands when they enter the AR field of view.
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At this show, a slanted mirror is placed above the stage so the crowd can look at the top of Mars' shaggy head as the spotlight bathes his features and his silly floral-print shirt in white light.
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A popular subject of painters like Rubens and Rembrandt, the biblical tale tells of two old men who leer at a woman as she bathes, then threaten to blackmail her unless she has sex with both of them.
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Most children who are experiencing problems so far display acute anxiety around routines that separate them briefly from their parents, such as when the adult bathes or goes into another room, said those who are monitoring these reports.
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Pretty standard stuff so far, but then Mr. Ly bathes the salad in tangerine-lime vinaigrette, which has a positively buoyant effect, and splashes it with a bright-green, lemony pulp of fresh rau ram puréed in oil.
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Kaye's work with women who have recovered from anorexia nervosa found unusually high levels of the neurotransmitter serotonin in the cerebrospinal fluid that bathes the brain, and he believes these levels were likely also present before the onset of anorexia.
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The process, which is controversial in some circles, involves putting the deceased inside of a machine that bathes them in an alkaline solution for four hours, effectively speeding up the decomposition process while leaving the bones, which are then cremated.
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" Describing Rembrandt, he finds an exacting individualism visible in a manipulation of light "that bathes [Rembrandt's] portraits and his pictures [in] the very light of his thought […] a personal light in which we view things when we are thinking for ourselves.
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Finally, late last year, Mr. Stanacev was referred to the Undiagnosed Diseases Network's site at the N.I.H. He received the full gamut of testing: imaging, blood draws, genetic analysis and, importantly, a lumbar puncture to obtain cerebrospinal fluid, which bathes the brain.
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Epidemiologists had already drawn a link between nodding syndrome and areas infested by O. volvulus, but whenever people have looked, they have failed to find traces of the worm in sufferers' brains, or in the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) that bathes their brains and spinal cords.
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Yes, like Chanel creative director Karl Lagerfeld (who bathes in a milky French micellar water) and Cleopatra (it's said that the Egyptian queen enjoyed the glow-enhancing benefits of the lactic acid), the chart-topping singer prefers soaking in milk, not water, for reasons unspecified.
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When the new battery is discharging power, lithium ions from a liquid electrolyte that bathes the matrix enter the solid and react with the oxygen in the superoxide to form either lithium peroxide (Li2O2) or lithium oxide (Li2O), both of which are also solids.
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Shipra Ray's cinematography catches just the right amount of golden sunlight that bathes McCluskieganj and Sen Sharma seems to have such an intimate knowledge of her setting and characters that you feel a sense of intimacy in the story that would otherwise not be possible.
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"The Invisible Hand" unfolds in brief, captivating blackout scenes, sharply directed by Westport's associate artistic director, David Kennedy, and brilliantly lit by Matthew Richards, who bathes Nick's cell in harsh daylight and eerie darkness, deftly evoking both the slow passage of time and the oppressive climate.
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One of the earliest bits of breakout news from this year's TIFF concerned a few brief seconds of full-frontal nudity: in Netflix's awards-bait historical drama Outlaw King, Star Trek's Chris Pine briefly bares his bod as he bathes in a river after a traumatic near-death experience.
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Nataree is one of dozens of "soapy massage" parlors across Bangkok - where clients select a woman sitting behind a "fishbowl" glass wall by a number pinned to her chest, then bathes with her and has sex at a cost of around 3,000 baht ($85) for an hour and a half.
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Some of the more intimate encounters, however, are beautifully rendered: a vignette in which Venus bathes a sobbing, obese woman (Kristina Poe), who doesn't want to see her own naked body; an intensely sexy reconciliation between Sarge and Bella; the moment when an exasperated, Nigerian-born social worker (Neil Tyrone Pritchard) startlingly converts his rage into song.
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The Biobag may not look much like a womb, but it contains the same key parts: a clear plastic bag that encloses the fetal lamb and protects it from the outside world, like the uterus would; an electrolyte solution that bathes the lamb similarly to the amniotic fluid in the uterus; and a way for the fetus to circulate its blood and exchange carbon dioxide for oxygen.
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The connection between Minimalism and Eastern spirituality (predominantly Buddhism) is also given a closer look through works by artists such as Montien Boonma and Po Po. Boonma's "Nature's Breath: Arokhayasala" (1995), made from perforated metal blocks infused with various herbs, maintains a strong olfactory element that bathes the viewer in an astringent scent reminiscent of the herbal healing practices commonly associated with Buddhist practices whilst repeating the geometric asceticism of Minimalist aesthetics.
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Many people object to the idea that every one of us is to blame for the sorry state of civility, which has brought to new lows of awful by tech tools all invented right here in the U.S. of A. I have spent a lot of time writing and talking about those whom I think carry a lot of the culpability — the tech companies and their leaders who reap all of the money and pay for almost none of the negative impact of the inventions they sowed; regulators who have turned a blind eye to doing anything about it; and, of course, Mr. Trump, whose digital persona (and his analog one, too) delights in cruelty, bathes in conspiracy, traffics in propaganda and lives in a narcissistic fun house that is decidedly unfun for far too many.
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