The yoghurt and rum drink with Singapore ants blended in.
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I made friends, started dating, and blended in with other teens.
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The music was too low and blended in with the environment.
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Unarmed and anonymous, Mr. Cruz, finally, had blended in among them.
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Those illegal catches, blended in with the rest, then become untraceable.
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But it was blended in with how I feel about different things.
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"It was really lovely to see how everybody blended in," said Boots.
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Credit...The New York Times The boy and his parents blended in.
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He just blended in and his camera was like his third eye.
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He would have blended in with the customers, just another artistic type getting caffeinated.
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She blended in to the crowd of shoppers, wearing no makeup and dressing super casual.
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Ethanol blended in gasoline does produce more pollutants that lead to smog than gasoline alone.
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Despite its unlikely pedigree, Team Israel has blended in an organic, if slightly peculiar, way.
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And according to the University staff, the Barbadian singer blended in with the students quite well.
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Paramount's first take gave Sonic wide nostrils and a nose that blended in with his snout.
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They just sorted of blended in with everything, a metronome subconsciously guiding me through my meal.
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Tomatoes, garlic, onion, and herbs blended in a food processor can make a raw vegan marinara.
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We're told the actor was mostly unbothered by fans as he blended in with the crowd.
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Sporting a red beret and matching plaid dress, the "Roar" musician blended in perfectly with her surroundings.
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Because they're old and chunky, they blended in, and I had to really look to find them.
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I liked that the video screen was ambient and blended in as a decorative part of the room.
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Instead, they embedded their radical views in Sadier's poetic lyrics, which blended in with the music's persuasive melodies.
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Popular flavors were the natural vanilla-like cream, but fruits would often be blended in during the cooking.
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We'd say she blended in with the other vacationers, but truth is, that bod is anything but undercover.
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The wondrously subdued sounds silenced many, who listened closely even as street bustle and chirping birds blended in.
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The events of the past months have all blended in my head into a pile of poisonous goop.
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What is actual history and what is alt-history and things start to get blended in the middle.
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They're only 90 to 100 calories, plus have four grams of protein, and real fruit and veggies blended in.
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Instead, some choose to eat them raw, blended in smoothies or cut in strips, straight out of the freezer.
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This harina can also be stirred into juices, blended in smoothies, and used to make green drinks of all types.
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The study used reporting from five infection prevention nurses known to staff and 15 volunteers who blended in with staff.
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Those left in the village at that hour would supposedly be Vietcong soldiers who had blended in with the population.
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His approach is in the vein of landscape abstraction with just the right dollop of "child-like" imagery blended in.
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"Check out my new job," Davidson teased in the caption, the pic showing how well he blended in with the team.
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Valtellina also produces Sforzato, a powerful Amarone-style wine in which dried grapes are blended in for added body and concentration.
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The undercover officers went to the HyperGlow event and blended in with the crowd, with the ultimate goal of buying drugs.
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When I arrived at the tower, I was surprised to see that the entrance blended in perfectly with the surrounding area.
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The point is that everything great and iconic about this country comes when seemingly disparate parts are blended in revelatory ways.
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Winter production outages have reduced supply of light crude out of North Dakota and Colorado, which are also blended in Cushing.
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The Shamrock Chocolate Chip Frappe, Shamrock Hot Chocolate, and Shamrock Mocha have the usual ingredients but with Shamrock Shake syrup blended in.
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Blended in to those remarkable figures is the less quantifiable but arguably equally vital energy and confidence he brings to the team.
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She recalled years later that as a medical student she had wished that she could have blended in with the other students.
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I finally found them emblazoned next to each door, painted in the same color as the wall, which blended in like camouflage.
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And if all this happens, the snobbery and mystique surrounding wine—whether blended in the vineyard or the restaurant—may disappear for good.
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Incredibly intelligent, strategically minded people who once blended in with the an increasingly liberal 21st-century society like sleeper agents of dangerous conservatism.
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Fanning out along the platform at the City Hall subway station in Manhattan, the plainclothes police officers blended in with the morning commuters.
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Solano, a mestizo who stands five and a half feet tall, blended in easily, greeting people with calloused hands and a wide smile.
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Sydney, now 30, blended in with the rest of her neighbors doing the usual errands ... taking out the trash and walking her dog.
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While everyone else blended in with the athletes from their country, the buff flag bearer strolled out wearing nothing but some baby oil.
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At first, a witness said, the gunfire blended in with the hacking sound of roadwork, but passers-by soon started running in panic.
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The apartments are tucked away in mostly decrepit, private buildings, and homeless families have simply blended in with people who are not homeless.
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He eventually discarded the rifle, a vest and ammunition in a stairwell, blended in with fleeing students and got away, the authorities said.
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Katie Holmes' carbon footprint just shrank a size after she hopped on the subway in NYC, and blended in with the other metro riders.
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It's also strangely beautiful even if, at moments, the author's research feels blended in a bit insistently: "Fukushima City was never evacuated," Maryam announces.
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He positioned Mr. Miro's head and hand in front of a black, geometric space so that the artist's clothes blended in with his painting.
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And if she blended in with the dancers, it's because once upon a time she was one of them, part of the support squad.
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Similarly, a lot of my subjects look very eccentric living among Indonesians, but when they were abroad in Western countries, they blended in very well.
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The suspect was wearing a blue shirt that looked similar enough to actual employees that he blended in on June 1, according to DNA Info.
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Deputy District Attorney Beth Silverman had called Franklin a serial killer who blended in with the community to carry out the murders, City News reported.
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Lushly blended in layered harmony with detours into virtuosic solos, their voices swell in wonder, praise and sorrow at the mysteries of life and fate.
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He blended, in an idiosyncratic way, Christian ethics and experimental technique, presenting knotty psychological problems elliptically, with cinematic crosscuts, staccato dialogue and flashes of action.
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I asked her if she had a recipe and she said it's a 'vanilla bean with strawberry purée, and a vanilla bean scone blended in' STAHP.
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He could have blended in, while lax security and checkpoints operated by armed groups that rarely search vehicles increased his chances of survival, the commander said.
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Of all the various ways to boost octane in gasoline, ethanol (with an effective octane rating of over 2202) has been blended in gasoline for decades.
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He blended in quickly, as the new foursome, having dropped the "Young" adjective, prepared for and then won the London International String Quartet Competition in 2009.
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Somehow, he blended in, more eager to pass than to shoot, as if testing his new teammates to see what each could do at his side.
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A computer screen was manipulated so a target that participants were searching for was readily visible in one half and blended in on the other half.
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She's spent half her life in a male-dominated punk scene, where she blended in just well enough to not realize part of her was fading.
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That account, as well as the many others identified by congressional investigations on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, blended in with the flow of content from Trump supporters.
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Smith has blended in decently enough with the starting unit, but Washington's offense stalls completely when he is on the floor without the rest of the starters.
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"There's always things that you see getting blended in, but there's always the throwbacks," said Coble, referring to the 90s club kid looks present at the convention.
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The HoloLens is considered augmented reality, where virtual images are blended in with the real world, and Microsoft uses the term mixed reality to describe the effect.
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A Basque cider can be made from more than 100 varieties — some bitter, some acidic, some sweet — and 1393 to 50 might be blended in single cider.
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Pruitt said he would support the U.S. renewable fuels standard, which requires biofuels like ethanol to be blended in gasoline, but said the program needed some tweaks.
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And that's the fundamentally new and interesting thing to me: Twitter has blended in with all of the other infrastructure of the web that we take for granted.
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"Ethanol blended in gasoline does produce more pollutants that lead to smog than gasoline alone," David DeGennaro, agricultural policy specialist with the National Wildlife Federation, told The Hill.
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Just imagine the boost to British prestige, not to mention morale, if the sang-froid of Bond and the sunniness of Bertie could be blended in one person!
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Last year, the regulator said those Congressional targets were not realistic, acknowledging infrastructure constraints known as the "blend wall," the 10 percent saturation point for ethanol blended in gasoline.
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Ao's launch comes amid growing questions around provenance, as loose Japanese regulations have meant imported whisky, when bottled or blended in the country, can be passed off as local.
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On Monday, Shailene Woodley walked the red carpet at the New York Allegiant premiere with a dark chocolate 'do, which nearly blended in to her black embroidered Elie Saab jumpsuit.
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PROVENANCE Ao's launch comes amid growing questions around provenance, as loose Japanese regulations have meant imported whisky, when bottled or blended in the country, can be passed off as local.
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Mr. Cruz blended in with other students to leave the school, according to the authorities, but he was arrested as he walked down a residential street at 3:41 p.m.
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Nearby, a man announced to a group of friends that Sarah was pregnant (again), and their applause and hoots blended in with Dean Martin's "Mambo Italiano," on the jukebox. ♦
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It blended in enormous photographs of the actresses Ava Gardner and Gina Lollobrigida, and an image of a very young Jane Fonda with her hair in a half-pageboy, half-flip.
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Nikolas Cruz -- the alleged shooter who killed 17 people at a Florida high school -- casually blended in with fleeing students while making his getaway ... then stopped at Subway for a drink.
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The sheriff indicated that Mr. Paddock may have blended in intentionally, hiding the urge to violence that drove him to one of the deadliest mass shootings in modern United States history.
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"Kate didn't see the baby Muttaburrasaurus at first as his colors blended in with my clothes, so she had quite a giggle once she realized what I was holding," White told reporters.
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Hair guru Chris Dylan, who also styles wig maven Kylie Jenner, created two French braids that split into a handful of thinner braids and geniusly blended in leather strips and metal rings.
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Yet when the claves were highlighted, I miraculously blended in and was able to enjoy the rest of the journey, as did passers-by, who nearly all smiled and sometimes danced along.
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Norway is the first country that has set a mandate, so all the planes that are leaving Norway need to have 0.5 percent of jet fuel blended in for sale-based jet fuel.
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The ad was delivered using the regular Google Assistant voice, so it blended in seamlessly with the other My Day information (weather, calendar appointments, etc.) — but some people still weren't happy about it.
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Afterwards they headed into shore for happy hour and the sunset where Margot blended in with the other beach folk, gave a solid "cheers" and did a hang ten onto her man's arm.
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But by using hashtags like #LiarInChief, or #TweeterInChief, and understanding the general argument of most Resistance tweets, I was able to make tweets that blended in perfectly with the rest of the landscape.
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TOKYO, Dec 16 (Reuters) - Japanese beverage maker Suntory said on Monday it would begin selling its first whisky blended in India, as it pushes further into the world's largest market for the spirit.
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After it is blended in the warehouse, the mix is poured into 50lb bags, which are bundled onto pallets along with coffee, napkins and coffee cups, and delivered to Winchell's and Yum Yum stores.
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Looking down at the crowd, Jorge spots the DEA agents mingling, and notices some hitmen blended in near the DJ. Jorge assumes that the DEA brought the hitmen along as part of their raid.
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Bey hit a Targé Sunday in L.A. with her eldest, Blue Ivy -- and maybe she could've blended in ... if it wasn't for the shoes, the shades, and the personal assistant helping load her cart.
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The credits are used by fuel companies to meet the annual requirements from EPA for the volumes of ethanol and biodiesel that need to be blended in gasoline and diesel used by American drivers.
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The scenes that show him changing into fresh clothes and watching gleefully as the media descends on Versace's house aren't just plausible; they underscore how easily Andrew blended in among the town's gay beachgoers.
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Their look is deliberately 'unpolished' for this exact reason; they couldn't poke fun at the high production values and false-finesse of the pop music industry if they blended in too smoothly, after all.
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Nevertheless, Chapman's hesitation when the pitch came toward him prompted rampant speculation that he never saw the pitch coming, because Mays supposedly had thrown a scuffed ball that blended in with the dreary afternoon sky.
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But in more private moments, she'd admit that all she wanted was to have a child together, a mixture of us two in human form, like two kinds of sand blended in a clear glass.
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And there is the fear that many Islamic State fighters who were not captured or killed had simply put down their guns and blended in with the civilian population, to live to fight another day.
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Photo: GettyJeffrey Bigham and his family were about a day into their holiday stay at an Airbnb when he noticed the white security camera that blended in with the corner where the wall met the ceiling.
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One of the reasons Yiannopoulos blended in so well with reactionary conservatives — despite being an openly gay man — is because he spouted the anti-feminist, anti-Muslim, and otherwise bigoted messages that the fringe movement trumpets.
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But blended in with all the jumps was his intricate footwork, sublime spins and inventive choreography - skills that sets him apart from the new breed of skaters who like packing their programs with high-scoring jumps.
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Credit must go to the extraordinary cast, especially the amateurs who blended in seamlessly: Suzy Cocco is heart-rending as Ihsane's mother, while Fabian Leenders, a warehouse agent, delivers with subtlety as one of the killers.
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She was sporting a silver choker, astronaut-emblazoned Chanel ensemble and peroxide pixie-cropped haircut — which meant she blended in with fellow celebrity guests including Cara Delevingne, Kristen Stewart and Tilda Swinton, all with similar hairdos.
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Check out all of PEOPLE's 2018 Emmys coverage here The Emmy presenter and Lead Actress nominee teased her silvery smoky eye as her makeup artist Joanna Simkin blended in Covergirl highlighter on Issa's temples using a beautyblender.
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But the underpass and a fence guiding the penguins to it blended in, he said, and the birds were still visible: "They can see them coming up the boat ramp instead of crossing the boat ramp," he said.
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No flecks of glitter, no greasy cast — just imagine if a drop of your favorite gold highlighter was blended in with your favorite nourishing face cream, and you'll get an idea of what this moisturizer has to offer.
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In November, Finland's government proposed to lift the share of biofuels blended in transport fuel to 53 percent by 2030, from the previous 40 percent, as calculated under the EU's "double-counting" method for products based on forest residues.
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But more importantly, it compares the total GHG reductions of RNG blended in the natural gas supply (which would marginally reduce the emissions of all natural gas uses in all sectors) with reductions through electrification in the building sector alone.
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I had an exceedingly pleasant meal there, next to a brick wall dripping with ivy, but most of the food blended in my memory with many other modern Middle Eastern meals I've had in Australia and Los Angeles and elsewhere.
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Price: $2.49Spread on toast, blended in a smoothie, or enjoyed by the spoonful, this crunchy peanut butter is made even better with the addition of flax seeds and chia seeds for a boost of fiber, omega-3 fatty acids, and calcium.
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An open nest meant that eggs that blended in had a better shot of surviving than stark white eggs did—or in other cases, perhaps theropods needed to recognize their own eggs in case another animal sneakily laid an egg in the nest.
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I loved the way her semi-brunette roots blended in seamlessly into her cool-toned blonde color, and when the opportunity to get my hair colored by her pro Tracey Cunningham came up, I knew it was time for the full transformation.
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Small, white, round speakers played a steady stream of punk and New Wave music, but unlike the deafening volumes you would have heard them at the original CBGB, they were set at such an innocuous volume that the playlist blended in with ambient terminal noise.
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We believe that, as a 21st Century global citizen, it's where we want our children to be, so we're teaching them not only the language of English, grammar, vocabulary, but also reading, writing, math, social studies, science, and it's all blended in to the content of learning.
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Ethanol producers want all the gallons to be blended in, regardless of who does it, arguing the EPA has skirted the law and reduced ethanol demand by giving out waivers that allow small refiners to skip blending in fuels without finding another plant to add it in.
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I also liked how the lightness of Jayoung Yoon's cubic hair art (yes, made from real human hair) contrasted with the heaviness of the columns alongside it, and how Will Kurtz's newspaper-formed, life-size people (and raccoon) blended in with the visiting crowd when viewed from above.
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Such un-commercial herds were unable to produce sufficient milk to make a whole ten kilogram cheese so—in the days of pre-refrigeration—the milk was preserved in the form of curds and stored after several days milking until there were enough curds to be blended in order to make a cheese.
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The event was the five-year reunion of a graduating class of the University of Seville – neither woman had attended this university, but they blended in, and every other person they met claimed to remember them, and there was much exclamation on the theme of it being wonderful to see former classmates looking so well.
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The source did not say by how much the waiver program would be reduced, but said that the administration was committed to ensuring that any waivers provided do not have the effect of reducing the amount of biofuels blended in a given year - something that would be accomplished by redistributing waived blending obligations to other refineries.
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This wouldn't be the first time Grande has covered up a Pete-related tattoo with plants: Back in October, she used a fern to hide the "reborn" ink she got with Davidson, and in March she blended in her "always" tattoo — which fans presumed to be in Davidson's handwriting — with a branch of leaves across the left side of her ribcage.
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There are plenty of options to choose from, including an array of Lipglass shades (cult-favorite Candy Yum-Yum is summer in a tube), multipurpose Pigments (a tiny dash of Tan blended in with your foundation will give you a believable bronze glow), and Zoom Lash mascaras in both vivid colors (we've got our eye on the bold Blue Charge) and classic black.
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