The Sellout, for which Paul Beatty just became the first American writer ever to win the Booker Prize, is both blisteringly funny and blisteringly furious.
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From here, blisteringly hot dryers get rid of any leftover water.
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But even when it gets super dark it's still blisteringly funny.
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The blisteringly hot tomato and dill salad is from Gaza itself.
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Winter weather It's not your imagination, it really is blisteringly cold outside.
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Hammering down with rain an hour ago, and now it's blisteringly sunny.
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It was blisteringly hot; he slept on the ground, outside the barracks.
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It's should be blisteringly cold, short, snappy, and just lift me up.
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That blisteringly fast acceleration would place it among the world's fastest cars.
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Opinion _____ Nearly eight years after the earthquake, some Haitians remain blisteringly poor.
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After one bite of blisteringly spicy sausage though, I wasn't about to complain.
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Even by the standards of this blisteringly hot place, it was a record.
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Summer was blisteringly hot, with heat waves in June and again in July.
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Nearly eight years after an earthquake, some of the island's residents remain blisteringly poor.
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The lawyers blisteringly condemned Roku on Tuesday after the disclosure of Mr. Jones's channel.
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So what we've seen with the internet is blisteringly fast compared to the past.
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The report describes homeless families living in "blisteringly hot" shipping containers and converted office buildings.
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It's as eye-archingly problematic and blisteringly hilarious as the Marvel anti-hero it's named for.
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While I don't condone Razek's churlish, poorly spoken comments, there's something blisteringly honest about his thinking.
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It was a blisteringly hot day, and the towels and umbrellas of beachgoers dotted the coast.
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The show has blisteringly, gleefully foul-mouthed dialogue that captures and valorizes female friendship in particular.
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The blisteringly fast supercomputer marks the first time in years the US has claimed the title.
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But there was no faking the passion of some who attended on a blisteringly hot day.
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The Losers Club is blisteringly aware, and almost pitying, the foibles of their less-noble adult counterparts.
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This was how Verhoeven was able to tenderize the blisteringly fast Gokhan Saki's legs in their bout.
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That's not quite the 261-mph top speed of the standard Chiron, but it's blisteringly fast nonetheless.
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Today the Tevatron is a time capsule underscoring the blisteringly rapid advances in science, machinery and computing.
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Nearly eight years after the earthquake, some Haitians remain blisteringly poor and cannot bury their loved ones.
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In "Womanish," McLarin incorporates these black female voices into her writing, itself blisteringly honest, funny and vulnerable.
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In Alaska, Miles and his friends are blisteringly smart, quoting Gabriel García Marquez between long drags of cigarettes.
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The region typically experiences blisteringly hot weather in summer, exceeding temperatures of 100 degrees Fahrenheit (37 degrees Celsius).
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Acceleration isn't slow, just not blisteringly fast: the 0-60 mph dash happens in less than eight seconds.
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What begins as blisteringly clever conversation about life and family swerves swiftly into a discussion of sex and fantasy.
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Gustavo Arellano, the former publisher of The OC Weekly and the author of the blisteringly funny ¡Ask a Mexican!
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It will be starkly sorrowful in one scene, blisteringly funny in the next, then unbelievably scary in still another.
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The first time we went over it was the height of summer in Chicago, which is blisteringly, crazy, crazy hot.
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Vorontsov had everything a good bathhouse should: blisteringly hot sauna, cool-down pool, and plenty of showers and washing stations.
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She'll need to get blisteringly drunk in order to leak out all the damaging pus, the whole truth, to Wes.
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It purportedly makes the sprint from 0 to 62 mph in 3.6 seconds, which is blisteringly quick for its size.
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I stayed locked in the main room for most of the evening, where ATEQ delivered a blisteringly bass-heavy live set.
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With four electric motors, one turning each wheel, allowing for 100% torque delivery off the line, the thing should be blisteringly quick.
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Biden's reiteration of his support for the Hyde Amendment led to a series of blisteringly critical statements from the abortion rights community.
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Researchers were able to determine that it's a giant gas planet and has a blisteringly hot surface temperature of 1,832 degrees Fahrenheit.
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Ms. Grae was a member of the acclaimed mid-90s independent rap group Natural Resource and is, as ever, a blisteringly acute rapper.
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On a blisteringly windy, cold winter day, I took shelter from the outdoors with my friend at a gastropub and ordered a burger.
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Rising temperatures in an already blisteringly hot region, however, are a reminder that the Gulf, too, will face powerful impacts of climate change.
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Then, of course, there are the blisteringly short tracks like "You Suffer" and "The Kill," which, brief as they may be, feel complete.
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Labelhead Ben Aqua will headline, preceded by a set from Supraman, who just released a collection of blisteringly fast techno for Boysnoize's BNR Trax.
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Every year, the blisteringly cold Chinese city is transformed into a virtual ice palace, with some of the world's largest ice sculptures on display.
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Billions made it blisteringly clear that Bobby was committed to Lara — in fact, there's an entire storyline in season 1 to prove just that.
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Russian spies, in particular, were blisteringly fast at breaking out into their enemies' networks, taking an average of just 18 minutes to do so.
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After a week of blisteringly bad press, Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank is second-guessing his word choice when it comes to Donald Trump.
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That is so blisteringly brisk that the atoms inside the laboratory will form the rare form of matter known as a Bose-Einstein condensate.
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The death toll has progressively risen in the past few days as rescuers battle blisteringly cold temperatures to recover people trapped under the rubble.
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One key difference: Without having to worrying about tripping up the dancers, the Philharmonic was able to take some of the passages blisteringly fast.
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You should read it in full, even though I'm about to quote a bit below, because it is important, level-headed, and blisteringly accurate.
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Blisteringly spicy dishes are just as fiery as on their home turf and many of the ingredients are directly imported from the Wa State.
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" She also said McConnell "can and should push for a blisteringly short impeachment trial, giving Democrats maybe an afternoon to put on their sham case.
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In that fever, I felt that I finally understood how the men of Eminent Air Gym could start running on a blisteringly hot Bangkok afternoon.
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On blisteringly hot day in Sydney, Australia, Google employees joined their global counterparts in one of the final legs of a walkout against sexual harassment.
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Later she skittered across the studio in a series of blisteringly fast backward-traveling leaps; again, the impression was both brilliant and almost frighteningly inhuman.
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During the dog days of summer, New York City's molten core is Midtown Manhattan—a blisteringly-hot valley running along a scalding asphalt path called Broadway.
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The musician, known to fans as "Fast" Eddie because of his blisteringly fast playing, was an essential part of the British heavy metal band's early success.
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The purpose of this blog has always been to be blisteringly real and tackle with complete honesty the challenging parts of parenting and, more recently, divorce.
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When respected gadget columnist David Pogue, then of The New York Times, gave the phone a blisteringly negative review, he got hate mail from BlackBerry fanbois.
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Here's another: the imprint's most recent release sees Nervous Horizon men Wallwork and TSVI team up with London MC Nico Lindsay for a blisteringly strange track.
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After all, it's a tender acoustic guitar ballad from the biggest rapper in the world on an album full of blisteringly rapped songs about shooting people.
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The test batch was heated over a live fire, while the collaboration used blisteringly hot stones thrown into a barrel to bring it to a boil.
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With its warm-to-hot summers and blisteringly cold winters (the temperature hovers around the -70C mark while here), Montreal is a city of two faces.
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The lighting is practically chiaroscuro in comparison to the blisteringly bright supermarkets, and the customers are peaceful yet purpose-driven, as if they have somewhere to be.
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The comedy "Insecure," by and starring Issa Rae, above left, can enhance your vocabulary with its "blisteringly, gleefully foul-mouthed dialogue" in the service of female friendship.
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London was ground zero for the biggest protest yet, with over 250,000 people hitting the streets of on a blisteringly hot Friday to stand up to Trump.
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"Sharknado" is movie title equivalent of, like, a KFC Double Down: it sounds so blisteringly awful that it comes all the way back around to being perversely intriguing.
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Scientists still don't understand these early galaxies very well, but now they have some new information that can shed light on why they form stars so blisteringly fast.
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This might sound like a blisteringly simple thing to say, but the biggest difference between watching the game in the UK compared to America is one of time.
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It's a blisteringly honest slice of life; it's a wholly realized character study, it's so relatable that you won't be sure whether Penny is you, or your best friend.
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EE rival Vodafone said in September it would have 1,000 5G-enabled network sites in Britain by 2020 capable of delivering blisteringly fast speeds and near-instant response times.
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Against the blisteringly fast Amir Khan, Canelo used the wide right to the body to slow Khan down, and looked to check hook the Brit as he stepped in.
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Bayona is thankfully back to his horror roots with A Monster Calls, based on a young-readers novel by Patrick Ness, author of the blisteringly grim Chaos Walking trilogy.
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But wait: he devotes a scathing section of this scathing volume, entitled "On Imperial Poetics: Baraka's Defense of Olson," to chastising Baraka blisteringly as an apologist of imperial poetics.
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And as the sorrowful bequest of that evening becomes known, a play that borrows unashamedly — and sometimes even slavishly — from the past finds itself blisteringly alive in the present.
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Knocking on the door of making it a one-score game again, Fitzpatrick steps up under pressure and actually makes a nice if blisteringly hard throw to Quincy Enunwa.
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Combining the vocal from BBHMM with the stinging hoover synth riff from another Rihanna song, "Cake," the track is somehow blisteringly quick yet tranquilizing and serene at the same time.
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Rating But for being such an innovative movie with the use of puppets in stop-motion animation, and for bearing some blisteringly pointed exchanges, Anomalisa is never all that surprising.
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But the actual combat-focused core of the game is a blisteringly fast, stunningly animated assault of the senses that is as intense and challenging to follow as it is exhilarating.
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It's a blisteringly sharp and involved commentary, and, as confusing as everything feels right now, it's this sort of smart, left-field thinking that we ought to be paying attention to.
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Ahead of the final run at the Olympic Sliding Centre, the fastest five pilots were separated by less than a quarter of a second in blisteringly quick conditions due to low temperatures.
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CreditCreditJanie Osborne for The New York Times On a blisteringly hot June day in the North Dakota Badlands, there are very few signs of life outside of birds, snakes and wandering livestock.
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Once the Hwasong-12's booster burns out and it reaches the edges of the Earth's atmosphere, it is no longer accelerating, but is traveling blisteringly fast and higher than some satellites.
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Anderson used his superior height and wing span to pick off Chardy's shots and deliver blisteringly fast serves, but was not immune to the sweltering conditions plaguing competitors on the outdoor courts.
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The planet is blisteringly close to its planet star (exhibiting temperatures of 3,600 Fahrenheit or 2,000 Celsius) and has an atmosphere mostly made up of hydrogen and helium, like a gas giant planet.
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All we can be really sure is that fake news has legs and runs at a blisteringly fast clip these days, thanks to massive engagement across vast social platforms engineered for digital spreading.
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The Californian looks like a baby-faced assassin, has blisteringly fast hands, and, on February 14 at the Honda Center in Anaheim, showed the world that highlight-reel power lurks within his gloves.
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The Britpop scene of the 1990s takes it squarely on the chin in the blisteringly bleak "Kill Your Friends," a richly satisfying poison-pen letter to the music industry directed by Owen Harris.
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The widgets seamlessly switch between laptop and tablet mode, there's split screen support, the keyboard is comfy, the trackpad and touchscreen are blisteringly responsive, and having 30 tabs open won't cause a frozen mouse.
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They were an almost indescribably incredible live band: blisteringly loud and tight, tinny as hell, dressed to the nines, and in possession of the sort of cool that early twentysomethings don't come by often.
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At a Senate hearing addressing numerous allegations of sexual assault against him, Mr Kavanaugh delivered a blisteringly partisan opening statement, which some say undermined his vow to consider cases without political bias (see our leader).
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But that blisteringly hot day was just the latest of many for Pakistan this year, as it faces fast-rising spring temperatures, with 45-degree Celsius days coming as early as March, weather officials say.
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KOLONDIALAN, Mali, June 5 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Nouhoun Tigana, a farmer in rural central Mali, doesn't know for sure what the weather will be tomorrow - other than that it's likely to be blisteringly hot again.
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On a blisteringly hot afternoon at the Libbey Bowl, Ojai's open-air arena, Hinterhäuser sat for an hour and played Ustvolskaya's six piano sonatas—as staggering a pianistic feat as I've seen in recent years.
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As the dispossessed Queen Margaret, whose prophetic curses haunt the play, Ms. Redgrave is not the usual shrieking harridan but a bone-weary old woman, whose madness is steeped in a quiet, blisteringly bitter fatalism.
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More importantly for gamers, the Alienware 227 OLED has a 234Hz variable refresh rate with AMD FreeSync support, along with a blisteringly fast 2120ms response time that should almost completely eliminate annoying things like ghosting.
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The performance from the Snapdragon 626 processor and 4GB of RAM is also fine: this isn't blisteringly fast like high-end phones with Qualcomm's best chips, but it doesn't have any stutters or performance issues either.
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With capacitive covers on the tips of your fingers, you can happily scroll through your phone, text, and play games of Cookie Jam (do not judge me!), no matter how blisteringly cold the weather might be.
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The show is another blisteringly honest project from Kahnweiler, who made the short film Meet My Rapist and the documentary Jessie Gets Arrested, in which she actually tried to get arrested to demonstrate her white privilege.
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It's a strange setup that explodes into something like a gory fable about the perils of too much money and greed — a morality tale and a savage romp rolled into one, with a blisteringly cathartic ending.
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Murderbot has no illusions about the way the world works and will say so blisteringly, but remains so passionately committed to the people it loves and doing what's right that I kept welling up in response.
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It was a very different image than that of a cut-to-the-chase congressman who had blisteringly questioned Hillary Clinton about the 2012 attack on a diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, becoming a conservatives' hero.
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By 272, Ross Perot is communicating in bullet points, even when he is writing a blisteringly personal letter to the head of General Motors: For example, during the recent meeting in Detroit, you were —Obviously bored.
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On one of those August mornings that you silently hope will bloom into a blisteringly sunny day, Dom Maker—one half of now-transatlantic electronic duo Mount Kimbie—sits quietly in a pretty nondescript industrial park.
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Thousands of homeless children in Britain are being forced to sleep in often overcrowded converted shipping containers that are "blisteringly hot" in summer and "freezing" in winter, a report by Children's Commissioner for England said in August.
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The song fits neither the mood nor the message of the scene and its placement demonstrates for me how "The Handmaid's Tale" can swing wildly from blisteringly powerful to absolutely leaden thanks to decisions that feel artless.
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While on the surface this might suggest a forced attempt at crossover, the results speak for themselves, pairing an intuition for brevity and intensity with carefully programmed collages of noise, foley sound effects, and blisteringly pent-up beats.
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NEWBURY, England (Reuters) - Vodafone said it would have 1,20193 5G-enabled network sites in Britain by 2020, delivering blisteringly fast speeds and near-instant response times that it demonstrated by making Britain's first holographic mobile call on Thursday.
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But whereas in the past, where blisteringly addictive generational anthems were there to catch her when she fell from the various eggs and horses and meat dresses she was carried in on, Joanne doesn't have the same aural magnetism.
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On one of the most blisteringly cold days in December I sat next to Valerie June in a small coffee shop and listened to her tell me about how music helped her and her family grieve the death of her father.
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But when he died on July 19503 in Los Angeles at 21950, he had never quite equaled the fame and commercial success achieved in the United States by other stars in his literary constellation — none of whom burned more blisteringly.
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A middle-class family seems to be spiraling toward perilous entropy in "The Humans," the blisteringly funny, bruisingly sad and altogether wonderful play by Stephen Karam that opened on Sunday at the Laura Pels Theater, in a superlative Roundabout Theater Company production.
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A well-dressed host — either New York-based comedian Scott Rogowsky or British on-air personality Sharon Carpenter — then rattles off 22012 multiple choice questions live on camera, while a blisteringly busy live text chat flows at the bottom of the screen.
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In addition to taking 1,100 years to complete its orbit around the sun, the object is blisteringly chilly, which makes sense seeing as it's located in the Kuiper Belt where our sun is no more than a bright pinprick in the sky.
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So let us get this right: AirFrance believes debt-ridden, job-seeking millennials are going to purchase a blisteringly expensive Business class ticket to satisfy their obsessive thirst for VR because, you know, they're so geeky that everything techie must appeal them!
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Meanwhile, the academy is filled with blisteringly smart, well-sourced scholars of technology and communications who carry Weizenbaum's humanistic torch—such as Latanya Sweeney, who has studied online discrimination, and Shoshana Zuboff, who has written on "surveillance capitalism," a term she helped popularize.
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As I popped one, and then another, of the blisteringly hot peppers into my mouth — primarily to demonstrate that I was a foreigner with an iron gut and unafraid of spicy local cuisine — one of my companions, Jasmine, looked at me quizzically.
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But I should note that the standard Galaxy S20 doesn't support those short-range, blisteringly fast mmWave 5G networks — only the Galaxy S20 Plus and S20 Ultra can connect to those networks, and you'll have to pay a $200-plus premium for it.
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During the four-hour trip on a blisteringly hot day, the men smoked Cohiba cigars and downed drinks as they searched for shade to take photos of their Pateks — many on wrists, others carefully arranged on a blue tarp laid on an upper deck.
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Growing up as a middle class Black woman in blisteringly white Missouri suburbs, the white girl-centered genre's generally saccharine endings were not so much relatable to me as they were aspirational and a portal away from the alienating anti-Black environment in which I lived.
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As well as the usual blisteringly fast search you would expect from Google, you can color-code your notes and add tags to make them easier to find, add drawings and images to your notes, and collaborate on notes with other people (handy for those shared family shopping lists).
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Instead, he delivered a blisteringly partisan opening statement, in which he dismissed the accusations against him as motivated by "apparent pent-up anger about President Trump and the 2016 election...revenge on behalf of the Clintons and millions of dollars in money from outside left-wing opposition groups".
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All 'Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare', 'Modern Warfare Remastered' and 'Zombies' mode screenshots courtesy of Activision At LA's Inglewood Forum, on a blisteringly hot day in early September, temperatures are rising—both outside on the tarmac and inside the large arena that's usually host to pop concerts and awards ceremonies.
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This blisteringly funny comedy series has given me not only one of my favorite TV shows ever, but also a sense of comfort and confidence in looking up to a woman who doesn't seem to be taking any of life's shenanigans all that seriously despite working in the high pressure world of comedy writing.
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To solve what was behind this blisteringly fast bite, the research team—made up of scientists from the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History, the University of Arizona, and the University of Illinois—needed to get the ants into the lab where they could a close, detailed look at what was going down on their teeny bug heads.
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This is visible at the vast Shaybah field in Saudi Arabia's blisteringly hot Empty Quarter, where Aramco last year upped oil output by 250,000 barrels a day (b/d) to 1m b/d, inaugurated a facility to process natural-gas liquids (pictured on previous page) and laid 20193km of new pipelines across a mountain range of red sand dunes.
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We Just Found Out That Mercury Is Geologically ActiveOur solar system is rife with geologic activity, from eruptive ice moons to mountainous dwarf…Read more ReadA few months back, scientists analyzing data collected during NASA's MESSENGER mission made a startling announcement: Mercury, a planet just a smidge larger than our Moon that sits blisteringly close to the Sun, is geologically active.
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That was the consensus among Hollywood executives and box-office analysts over the weekend, as yet another stinker fell off Lionsgate's troubled assembly line: "The Divergent Series: Allegiant," which received a blisteringly bad response from fans and critics alike, took in about $29.1 million at North American theaters, or 44 percent less than initial results for the 2015 installment in this series.
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But so much more clever is the revelation that "knowing it all" inevitably means truly knowing himself, and this book — more than any of the author's others I have read — shows a vulnerability and an honesty and an almost frantic desire to impart to us, before he can no longer, his manic mantras, his obsessive treatises and his biting and blisteringly honest bons mots that are actually really enlightening life lessons.
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