I blinked at him so that I didn't hurt him.
|
|
Before giving birth, Rae wouldn't have blinked at any of this.
|
|
But I could have blinked at the wrong time and shanked.
|
|
" And Daniel kind of blinked at me and said, "Well, okay.
|
|
"I could have blinked at the wrong time and shanked," Federer said.
|
|
I kept remembering how he brushed his hair back and blinked at the same time.
|
|
At Honda's Tokyo Motor Show booth, though, RoboCas pretty much just sat there and blinked at me.
|
|
Sure, that empty space blinked at me, but I had other things to do in the house anyway.
|
|
The old man, The North China Herald reported, blinked ''at the unaccountable light like a blind man whose sight had been miraculously restored.
|
|
Then I blinked at myself, just as a woman would do, their lids so light and carefree, not weighed down by anything at all.
|
|
"Nobody blinked at our 'Pearl Fishers' being set in the present, and in fact I think traditional opera lovers loved it," Mr. Gelb added in a telephone interview.
|
|
In June, Trump blinked at the prospect of military action against Iran at the last minute after Tehran's forces shot down a US drone and attacked oil tankers.
|
|
The gap between black and white, Dr. Randolph said, was why he felt that white classmates probably would not have blinked at the offensive image on Mr. Northam's yearbook page.
|
|
They're questions that moms hardly blinked at a generation ago, but in today's time, have become hot-button issues, the answers bait for mommy shamers: should kids ever be left alone?
|
|
The central bank has not blinked at foreign reserves growth and rise in domestic liquidity although this increases the costs of its repo operations and could lead to exchange rate losses.
|
|
The feature alerts the user if a shot is blurry, there's a smudge on the screen, the image is overly backlit or if the subject blinked at the precise wrong moment.
|
|
In a sign of how bearish the oil market is, Innes said that "traders hardly blinked" at news over the weekend of a rocket attack on the US embassy in Baghdad, Iraq.
|
|
In the hospital, tired to the bone and hooked up to machines that blinked at me and beeped if I made the slightest move, I got the news I had been waiting for.
|
|
Meet HBO's Years and Years, which spent most of its running time depicting the chaos with unflinching exactitude, then blinked at the last possible moment in its attempt to reattach an amputated limb with a Band-Aid.
|
|
You could rarely accuse her of complacency, but maybe that's the most perverse strategy on this album, which no one would have blinked at if it were an earthquake, but which is perhaps more cunning as a tremor.
|
|
She blinked at first, when the Japanese qualifier Naomi Osaka broke her at love in the first game of their third-round match, but she recovered quickly and responded with a 6-1, 6-1 win in 63 minutes.
|
|
Pugh's father, a former restaurant worker turned owner and entrepreneur, never blinked at her creative pursuits — "He's like me: If you don't want to do it, don't do it," she said — but she heeded her mother's advice and finished school.
|
|
Trump did act decisively to strike at Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad for using chemical weapons against his own population -- a notable contrast with Obama, who also warned Syria against such an attack but ultimately blinked at delivering the punishment.
|
|
So maybe it's fitting that the ultimate winner of this year's celebrity ad sweepstakes was a stark commercial from the antioxidant beverage company Bai, which enlisted Christopher Walken to recite NSYNC lyrics with his silken voice while Justin Timberlake blinked at him.
|
|
I genuinely don't blame any of these characters for any of the above — but when you add up all these details, you end up with a show that talked a great game about depicting the complicated inner lives of women, then blinked at the last possible second.
|
|
He fixed that, and the screen blinked at me, as if blinded by its own light, and then a square Macintosh-computer face turned into a thick black arrow pointing at her hard drive, which, I discovered, she'd named Cooper, for my old dog, a lame yellow Lab, long since dead and buried.
|
|
He was electronically timed at two-fifths of a second to draw and accurately fire. It was reported at the time that "if a crimminal blinked at Jelly Bryce, he would die in darkness." Bryce left the OCPD and later became an FBI Special Agent in Charge, before running unsuccessfully for Governor of Oklahoma.
|
|
" "Her culture is completely free from the shackles of heteronormativity in the first place so she wouldn't even have any 'concept' of gender roles in sex." Wonder Woman's advocacy for women rights and gay rights was taken a step further in September 2016, when comic book writer Greg Rucka announced that she is canonically bisexual, according to her rebooted Rebirth origin. Rucka stated, "...nobody at DC Comics has ever said, [Wonder Woman] gotta be straight. Nobody. Ever. They've never blinked at this.
|
|