That, and we all seem to be glued to our phones.
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Not about to be glued to the internet during family time?
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Will you be glued to the TV coverage of the wedding?
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Facebook wants your eyes to be glued for much longer than three seconds. Why?
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This is going to be glued to the food, therefore part of the food.
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Until then, we'll be glued to the star's Instagram waiting for the next big debut.
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What does it mean to be glued to the screen today versus in the 1980s?
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The nails are reusable, so they can be glued on and taken off multiple times.
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Try not to be glued to your phones at all time in front of each other.
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Cyber Monday fanatics will be glued to their computers as the weekend comes to an end.
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It's surprising how much you need to be glued to everybody to keep them there with you.
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You want to be glued to the TV. You want to be spending time with your guests.
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Your Extremely Online friend may be glued the internet, but they're always there when you need them.
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People across the country will be glued to the TV for Sunday's game, the commercials and the food.
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Like, you should not be glued to gender, to age, to race; those things should not define you.
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Many Americans will be glued to their televisions or smartphones in search of up-to-the-second results.
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Bankers and brokers in Paris and far beyond are expected to be glued to their screens all evening.
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You're telling me you wouldn't be glued to your TV waiting for that "trading reopens" countdown to hit?
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On November 513, my eyes will be glued to the returns coming in from Texas' 23rd Congressional District.
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We here at WIRED will be glued to all of it and live-blogging the game as it unfolds.
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Here are five reasons we think you will be glued to your TVs to watch her on Sunday night.
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But I'd be glued to my screen, and if you read this column I'm guessing you might be too.
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Pedestrians can be glued to their cellphones, too, although it is unclear how often that leads to a fatality.
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If you're going to be glued to a screen this season, why not make it a super high-resolution screen?
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But if you've been pounding the streets all day, all those microscopic pollution particles will be glued to your skin.
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Millions of Americans will be glued to their TVs tonight for the debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump.
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Cult like fans will be glued to their TVs, clinging on to every play like their life depends on it.
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Our eyes will certainly be glued to all possible screens come December 5 when it airs on CBS at 10 p.m.
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Just because the NHL markets no more than three individuals per season doesn't mean we shouldn't be glued to this series.
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They were also, however, so brittle that they had to be glued to the spacecraft, rather than drilled and bolted on.
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All the oils from the skin must be wiped away first so that the electrodes can be glued to the skin.
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One of Markle's old teachers told the Telegraph she'll be glued to the television watching every minute of the royal nuptials.
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Another worker cut them into tiny squares that were soon to be glued on long, thin pieces of white composite wood.
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Not many are likely to be glued to their computers and television sets to track the wealth of White House officials.
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Nonetheless, he foresees an increase in oil prices next year, but did not want to be glued to the market changes.
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I'm just relieved I didn't have any major plans today, because I'm going to be glued to my computer for a while.
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Op-Ed Contributor Tonight, like millions of Americans, I will be glued to my television, watching the third and last presidential debate.
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Either way, we'll be glued to our screens for the rest of season 16, which is in no way the show's last.
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The computer file had been sent to a shop that would cut the glass pieces, which would then be glued onto the wood.
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I have to be glued to my phone and email constantly, and I feel like my brain is always juggling several things at once.
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These networks are not one element but a collection of widgets, or returning to the wall metaphor, bricks that need to be glued together.
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The result was something that could be glued onto the back of a chipmunk with the sort of adhesive used to attach false eyelashes.
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Trump later said he announced it then because he thought Americans would be glued to their televisions tracking the storm, ensuring a larger audience.
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No reasonable person thinks it's good for kids to be glued to their screens 24/7 or to replace human interaction with an app.
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"The skulls had to be glued together like an antique vase from many small bits," said Mr. Solovyov, now 65 and still working the case.
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Use scissors or a razor blade to remove the abovementioned pages, taking care to retain inner margins to which new pages are to be glued.
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If the two brick-fisted strikers were paired in the Bellator cage or Rizin ring, we'd all be glued to our screens on fight night.
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If Escobar were alive today, maybe he'd smile on the marketing coup—or maybe he'd be glued to Pokémon Go like the rest of us.
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Do-it-yourself false lashes that are made to be glued to the lash line, are available at most drug stores for less than $10.
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But millions of eyes will probably be glued to television and phone screens anyway, to hear Mueller answer questions about his report for the first time.
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If you've been laying off the Pokémon GO for a while due to a lack of new monsters, prepare to be glued to your phone again.
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Musk did not elaborate on what details would be revealed in his Sunday news announcement, but no doubt all eyes will be glued to his tweets.
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" But, she added, "I am pleased that I will be glued at the hip to him until we both die — could be a lot worse things.
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If the state of Wisconsin would have had its way, thousands of fans wouldn't be glued to their computer screens and televisions, binge watching Making a Murderer.
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You don't even have to be glued to your phone for website deals before dawn — we know from years of experience that it's almost never worth it.
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On Election Day, people are going to vote and they're going to be glued to their TV. And we're going to be seeing where this country is going.
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It's the home runs that really bring the excitement in any baseball game, so expect your eyes to be glued to the outfield during this World Series. 2.
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The panel also dismissed the idea that the boots were rendered any less usable by the damage inflicted to them, noting that they could be glued together again.
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If you're a big basketball fan like me, you'll be glued to the TV watching the Golden State Warriors take on the Toronto Raptors in the NBA finals.
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Investors and world leaders alike will be glued to the upcoming meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Argentina, hoping for clues to what's next.
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The ThermoPro's unit lets you conveniently monitor your food from 300 feet away, so you don't need to be glued to the oven, grill, or smoker when you have guests.
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Europeans realized that if they stacked long pieces of wood in alternating directions, akin to a Jenga tower, the pieces could be glued together and strong enough for major buildings.
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No, they just want viewers to be glued to their screens for as many years as the series can ride the audience tide and crank out 18 episodes a season.
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The app also eschews indicators that show when people are online and have read messages, which Twist thinks will help workers feel less pressure to be glued to their devices.
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"You just kind of turn the page and follow like everyone else," said Crosby, though he added he would be "glued to the TV for two weeks" during the Olympics.
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Wall Street's eyes will be glued on Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell when he delivers Wednesday what will be the most critical speech of his short time leading the central bank.
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Only time will tell if it fizzles out or leads to an explosive finale — but Trump's cultivated a political atmosphere that guarantees we'll be glued to the story no matter what.
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Designing a phone that's easily repairable means things can't be glued together — you have to make space for things like screws and clips that allow you to remove and replace components.
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"I don't think he'll be glued to the TV," the official said, adding the expectation is that the President will not tweet about the hearing -- but no one can be sure.
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Fans in those cities, as well as in Houston, Cleveland, Boston, Atlanta, Los Angeles and Milwaukee will be glued to their televisions sets for fall baseball over the next five weeks.
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A federal agency responsible for automotive safety is taking a different approach to reach drivers who may be glued to their phones: singling out Twitter users who mention texting while driving.
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Users can watch TV programs on their phones or other wireless devices rather than be glued to the big box screen, and their viewing does not count against their data allowance.
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If you were asked to draw an eyeball in 10 seconds or less, you would probably draw something that looks like it could be glued onto an elementary school craft project.
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Clearly, investors will be glued to the high-level trade talks scheduled for January 30 in Washington between US officials and China's top trade negotiator Vice Premier Liu He. 'Unsteady' truce coming?
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With its final season scheduled to air in 2019, fans of "Game of Thrones" are expected to be glued to their television screens when each of the season's episodes is finally released.
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"We are going to be glued to our trading screens or television wherever we are," said Neil Jones, head of hedge fund foreign exchange sales at Mizuho, another Japanese bank, in London.
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BOSTON — As midnight approaches on New Year's Eve, when much of the country will be glued to the broadcasts from Times Square, Anthony Amore will be waiting for his phone to ring.
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The Saudis scrambled to put together a business meeting on the same weekend as Mr. Trump's visit — when the world's news media would be glued to the new president's first foreign trip.
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This year, though, she reckoned her big night out would have to be on Saturday because she would be glued to the TV watching Germany's last-16 match with Slovakia on Sunday evening.
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I hope you weren't planning on having a very social April because Netflix is dropping so many good treats this during the rainiest month of the year that you may be glued to your couch.
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Although the presses seem ready to prepare a monstrous waffle, they actually produce steaming hot sheets of half shells, which are trimmed, buffed to be glued and pressed into a whole, pressurized sphere (or core).
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And in homes with concrete subfloors, like many high-rise apartments, engineered flooring can be glued directly to the slab, whereas solid wood usually requires a plywood subfloor so it can be nailed in place.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - When Pope Francis visits Dublin on Saturday, 82-year-old Irish priest James Kelly will be glued to the television waiting to hear what his old colleague makes of a new reformed Ireland.
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Amazon says that Alexa will be the only voice assistant that can pull contextual information from recipes, and say them out loud so that you don't need to be glued to the Echo Show's display.
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Mom would be at work, and my little brother, Dino, would be glued to one of his cartoons, so there would be nobody there to call out from the porch, ask me what was I doing.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence) - College basketball championship season is about to kickoff and millions will be glued to their televisions watching the action in the NCAA men's basketball tournament, better known as March Madness.
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If pollsters are to be believed, half of all Germans eligible to vote will be glued to their television sets on Sunday evening for the only debate between Chancellor Angela Merkel and her challenger, Martin Schulz.
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Hey, here's some good news for Kim Kardashian (and everyone else who used to be glued to a BlackBerry): The CEO of BlackBerry, John Chen, wants to see a new version of the BlackBerry Bold 9900.
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Luckily, all eyes will be glued to the TV screens, where classic Korean mini-movies accompany song lyrics for a winning combination of, say, a montage of Korean Britney Spears-esque schoolgirls slowly fading into sweeping mountains.
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Although Idina Menzel's mother will be glued to the television set as her daughter belts out the classic anthem "Wind Beneath My Wings" for Lifetime's Beaches remake on Saturday, the Tony winning actress will be keeping herself busy.
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The extreme cold has already been blamed for nine deaths across the U.S. All day Thursday meteorologists are going to be glued to the new GOES-East satellite watching a truly amazing extratopical "bomb" cyclone off New England coast.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - As Monday's total solar eclipse sweeps from Oregon to South Carolina, U.S. electric power and grid operators will be glued to their monitoring systems in what for them represents the biggest test of the renewable energy era.
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To say "I couldn't put it down" is a cliché, but it can describe a lot of different reading experiences: I can be glued to a novel and stressed out by it, or delighted by and indulging in it.
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Multiple aides previously told CNN that Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, a New York Democrat, has been having conversations with 2020 contenders, who may be glued to the Senate chamber well into December and January, about the next phase.
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For decades this has meant products have had to be "designed for manufacture", which essentially means their components must incorporate features that can be readily shaped by machines in order to be glued, screwed or welded together by people or robots.
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Senate Democrats are also getting ready, with Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York, contacting 2020 presidential candidates who may be glued to the Senate chamber well into December and January -- times when they'd typically be campaigning in Iowa.
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While you would think all eyes would be glued to this star-studded front row, it was probably more than a little challenging to see all the A-listers over that huge rocketship Karl placed in the center of the Grand Palais.
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WASHINGTON, March 22 (Reuters) - Fans will be glued to the "March Madness" college basketball tournament as the joint owner of rights for the games, Time Warner Inc, goes before a judge on Thursday to defend a proposed takeover by AT&T Inc .
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After glumly heading in for an afternoon shift at the local movie theater in Irving, TX, I was mercifully cut loose by my kind manager — there wasn't anyone in town who wasn't going to be glued to their TV screens that night, anyway.
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The unblinking plastic monarch supposedly spent the month growing a "kingstache" for the charity, and encouraged other men to do the same, but he ultimately allowed his beard to "grow back," or to be glued back in place, or digitally rendered or whatever.
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Built around a slinking piano line, this song's just as wonderfully subdued as the previous clip, and if these two songs are any indication, then you'll want to be glued to your computer or other Internet-equipped listening device on Sunday afternoon.
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Other tax professionals across the United States will be glued to their phones during the holidays as companies scramble to wrap their heads around a lower corporate tax rate and new repatriation rule ahead of audits and fourth-quarter earnings season in January and February.
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"Today the Supreme Court gave a blow to democracy but not a fatal one, as the democratic movement for change inside and outside Cambodia will be glued together stronger than ever," CNRP Deputy Vice President Mu Sochua said, according to the Phnom Penh Post.
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Only the older kids were allowed to ask questions, and our eyes would be glued to the pointer as it slid over the smooth surface, gaining momentum, the low swish of felt on wood the only sound as we held our breath for answers.
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If the idea of sitting at a desk and staring at a computer all day is something you find to be completely intolerable — or you're just not all that tech-savvy — we've got some good news: There are plenty of jobs out there that don't require your eyes to be glued to a screen 40 hours a week.
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THE Autumn Statement, an annual mini-budget to be delivered by the chancellor of the exchequer on November 23rd, will be the first big fiscal event since Britain voted in June to leave the EU. Economics nerds will be glued to their television screens at 12.30pm when Philip Hammond, the chancellor, says how he plans to steer the economy through the run-up to Brexit and beyond.
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