Later in their careers, as Ms. Ahrens and Mr. Flaherty took on big-boned projects like "Ragtime" and "Anastasia," they produced big-boned songs that sometimes struck me as turgid.
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BILA: My dad would argue that the cat is big-boned.
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Companies are going to get hacked constantly and we're all boned.
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We've already boned, though, so I think it's okay this time.
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She is taller than us, big-boned, still entirely without breasts.
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Boned it all out and then ran it through the machine.
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Even if you're at a great practice or clinic and there's no judging or shaming, there's always poking, prodding and the general anxiety of wondering how many times that bartender you boned has boned others sans condom.
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Bannon provided the connective tissue for Trump's bare-boned "America First" nationalism.
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On Labor Day that year he T-boned another vehicle and died.
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And that was before they got boned in the NBA Draft Lottery.
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They learned from the books that common women didn't wear boned corsets then.
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Before, I was paying him to say I never boned all those pros.
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Oh, and for the record, they say he really is just big-boned.
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It worked because I have fine-boned hands with delicate, strong wrists — piano hands.
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Mr. Davis, exceedingly fair and fine-boned, appears unmarked, closer to 210 than 245.
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That line was always clear, and even Meloni appreciates that their characters never boned.
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But Robin is really just looking to protect her "little bird-boned friend" Chloe.
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They are descendants of small, hollow-boned dinos that ran around on two legs.
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Ambitious Saturn gets T-boned by dreamy Neptune, making it easy to overextend ourselves.
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Slender and fine-boned, he's dressed in a tweed suit, his mustache closely trimmed.
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This is where the fish comes in — already boned out, already cooked through, ready.
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He knew that revolutions were fragile things, quick to flight but hollow-boned underfoot.
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Her language is part chamber jazz, part big-boned rock percussion, part free improvisation.
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Two, he once boned four times in one night in a windmill in Greece.
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They are all tall and fine-boned, with lilting voices and beautiful, liquid movements.
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The sixth was self-published: Hiscock's Alien Stripper Boned from Behind by the T-Rex.
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"Prior to my relationship with Joanna, I always dated slightly bigger-boned girls," said Chip.
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Plenty of Cali inmates are already boned up on home brews ... or so we hear.
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The other driver t-boned Jason's car and then spun 90 degrees, striking another car.
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This cooler is big enough to hold the meat of a couple boned-out bucks.
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SUV patrol vehicle around 8:30 PM ... and was T-boned by the cop car.
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Especially at first, she seemed like a small-boned bird with a fast-beating heart.
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"Prior to my relationship with Joanna, I always dated slightly bigger-boned girls," Chip, 43, volunteered.
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The other driver says there was no time to stop and she T-boned Venus' vehicle.
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Or maybe, I thought, I should stop projecting my human anxieties on this hollow-boned being.
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Suddenly, it was like a bolt of lightening — a minivan T-boned us from the right side.
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When June returns to that beautiful-boned, ivy-covered house, the Waterfords greet her stiffly and formally.
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As she pulled the car out of the driveway, another vehicle T-boned her, blocking her exit.
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After the game, Anderson admitted that they boned that one, but that did little for the Bills.
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She pointed to a big-boned boy who was on the brink of being expelled for bullying.
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He says it shows she was traveling at 19.9 MPH when Jerome and his wife T-boned her.
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Americans who want to buy bare-boned insurance plans should be allowed to do so under any circumstances.
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South Africa argues that the U.S. industry is tailored to Americans' preference for white, de-boned breast meat.
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Adrianne: IDK what Buzzfeed did but I thought the NYT kinda half nailed it and half boned it.
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He would have boned up on the Iranian by reading files and courting "access agents" close to him.
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TMZ broke the story ... Venus' SUV was in the intersection when the Barson's car T-boned her vehicle.
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After striking a white car, the truck was T-boned by the van carrying the Trinidads, he said.
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Hillary might've majorly boned it when she ran against Trump in 2016, that doesn't preclude her from trying again.
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She sported a feathered-and-jeweled outfit for one pass and a silky cape and boned corset for another.
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So after getting repeatedly boned one weekend in Overwatch, I started reading up on ways to up my game.
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You're either born, I don't know, big-boned and tall and strong, or whatever, you have the physiological thing.
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The worst part is this earnest letter by F.lux developers acknowledging—with a smile—that they just got boned.
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Probably subliminally on purpose, but I truly wasn't intending to tell my boyfriend about getting boned by two guys.
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In the moment it took her to look down and change the station, she T-boned a Ford Mustang.
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The Hawks' president, Darren Opp, told the Globe and Mail newspaper that the truck T-boned the players' bus.
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The "Sea Gal" says she was innocently parked sideways on the freeway and that Hales had carelessly T-boned her.
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Law enforcement sources tell us ... Joe was a passenger in a black Jaguar when it T-boned a red SUV.
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One day in 2001, Ginny Jameson was driving on a Pennsylvania road when she was T-boned in an intersection.
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Jackie Verna In 22, Verna was seriously injured after being T-boned by a car that ran a red light.
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Boned stays were sewn into men's coats during the same period to stiffen and support before the rise of tailoring.
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They put me in the basement and I de-boned trotters; Pierre taught me how to de-bone pig's feet!
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The confit, slowly cooked in duck fat, is rich, moist, easily boned, leaner than the duck version and astonishingly versatile.
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The time Ruth McKenney, because she was big-boned, had to be the perpetual drowning victim in her lifesaving class.
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Less so the "technical crepe" jackets, shorts and trench coats with corsetry boned into the body, which were heavy handed.
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Moments before, a seamstress had cinched the boned shell of a black leotard up and over Ms. Oliver's hip line.
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I was just on the course riding along and a car went through a stop sign and t-boned me.
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She says the driver was DUI, made an illegal left and t-boned another car so fiercely the Lyft rolled.
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The strategic goal here is to compete with Chrome OS, Google's bare-boned operating system built around the Chrome operating system.
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The other vehicle was "pretty much totaled and completely wrecked" after she says it was T-boned by the Uber vehicle.
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Fine-boned and soft-voiced, he ate steak with steamed vegetables, drank orange juice and seemed younger than his 26 years.
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Josh's car was t-boned after he pulled out in front of a car that was going 853 mph, Lisa said.
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If true ... it would mean the Barsons, traveling perpendicular to Venus, had run a red light when they t-boned Venus.
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Her 17-year-old son picked up three friends to go to basketball practice and was T-boned on a California freeway.
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Williams' Toyota Sequoia was T-boned by 2016 Hyundai Accent driven by Linda Barson, 68, as the athlete waiting at an intersection.
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Moments later, Linda Barson drove through the same intersection on a green light and T-boned Williams' vehicle, the press release states.
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A box truck apparently ran a red light and T-boned a self-driving vehicle with four occupants inside, according to George.
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Cops say neither Venus nor the Barsons -- the couple in the car that t-boned Venus -- violated the other's right of way.
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Evanger's is now suing a supplier, saying the meat which was labeled, "inedible hand boned beef," actually contained pentobarbital-tainted horse meat.
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Moments later, Linda Barson drove through the same intersection on a green light and T-boned Williams' vehicle, the press release states.
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But Perugians soon noticed that almost every report characterized our city as a place where hedonistic students partied, boned, and were murdered.
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Marvel has stressed that there are all kinds of superhero stories, and TV is perfectly suited to a more small-boned variety.
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" Once the news broke, Teigen shared her excitement by boasting, "I have fulfilled my dream of having boned PEOPLE's Sexiest Man Alive!!
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She was fine-boned and dainty, with a translucent complexion—though if she looked in a mirror, she avoided her own eyes.
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She had the same sharp eyes and fine-boned face, although now these half-familiar features were surrounded by a black hijab.
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The car had been T-boned while making a turn by a human driver that hadn't been paying attention to the road.
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Show the world that not only the finely muscled and strong-boned can defy gravity, but also the soft-bodied and wormy.
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In early March, LoftOpera attempted "Tosca," the kind of big-boned late-Romantic work that more or less requires a large orchestra.
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Show the world that not only the finely muscled and strong-boned can defy gravity, but also the soft-bodied and wormy.
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He runs to the scene of the crash where it appears that a pickup truck t-boned a cargo van filled with people.
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The spacious 30-by-20-inch interior easily holds two boned-out whitetails (or one elk) and stores neatly in a pickup bed.
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Everyone already knows and accepts that the NFL boned the Pats anyway, so please New England, just stop being so insufferable about it.
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She is five feet tall, fine-boned and, thanks to a hardcore cold brew habit, seems poised to spring up from her chair.
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Now she seemed slight, fine-boned, almost translucent—it was hard to imagine her surviving a sea of forearms, iPhones, and gropey hands.
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She had the blond locks and cornflower-blue eyes of all the Mitfords, but she was big-boned and clumsy and pathologically naïve.
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Being pacifist comedy geeks, Murnion and Milott boned up on combat tactics by studying "Generation Kill," a miniseries about the 2003 Iraq invasion.
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Post Malone has jumped back on the horse -- in this case the Rolls -- just a day after his other Rolls got T-boned.
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They recalled Edwardian ladies, with hands near-immobilized in extra-long, glove-fitted sleeves, alongside heads held overly stiff by boned choker collars.
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Mankind will be conquered not to the sound of marching metal-boned Schwarzeneggers but to the soft hum of an unoccupied family Prius.
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The inspiration for the font, a fine-boned classic Futura adorned with Art Deco-ish swirls, was what you'd least expect: the Caribbean cockroach.
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Dining | Long Island Remember when Italian restaurants had white tablecloths, crystal chandeliers and tableside carts staffed by waiters who boned fish and flamed sauces?
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Thin-boned and petite, with sharp eyes behind oversized glasses, she had the high-strung yet unruffled quality of a bird on a wire.
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After the meat is de-boned, the product is either consumed domestically in Mexico or re-exported to other markets, including the United States.
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Terrifying video of Atlanta Braves infielder Sean John Rodriguez ... whose SUV was t-boned by a stolen cop car while driving with his family.
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Next to "Portrait" are its aesthetic near-opposites, Danielle Shelley's studies in minimalism: vivid, exact geometric shapes, fine-boned silhouettes of mid-century chairs.
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Belanger, who is fine-boned with bright blue eyes and a quality of ethereal, radiant lightness, maneuvers deftly around the space, gingerly moving objects.
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Mr. B is "genuinely big boned," but with a face as lovable as his, it's likely he's been fed a few too many treats.
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This month Mr. Boyd put out "Absolute Zero," a different kind of EP, featuring his big-boned drumming wreathed only in twinkly, yawning synthesizers.
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"Let me not be mad," Ms. Jackson's Lear remarks, a pair of fine-boned hands swooping up to clutch at her head in alarm.
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A few months later he gave a speech echoing hawkish conventional wisdom, and was embraced by elites as sufficiently "boned up" on foreign policy.
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It was modeled by Reese Witherspoon in an Oscar de la Renta ball gown, strapless again, with a boned bodice that ended in asymmetrical poufs.
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Compared to the swooping architecture of other fine-art institutions, the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (aka Mass MoCA) is a hulking, big-boned anomaly.
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In the May 13 case, Cheryl Norton, 55, alleged that Stackhouse T-boned her car, then refused to give her insurance information and drove off.
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Indianapolis cops tell TMZ ... Tanya and Kara were in an SUV on Sunday after leaving the race when a Volkswagen Jetta t-boned their ride.
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The Republican nominee hasn't improved in the sense that he suddenly stands for good ideas or has boned up on policy in any serious way.
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Her son Madison Hemings relayed that vision in recollections notable for their bare-boned clarity and the extent to which his statements can be corroborated.
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The self-driving car was T-boned by the truck, and two of the Argo car's four occupants were the ones who ended up in hospital.
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That's 125 free-loving folks short of what they needed to break the previous record, set when 500 people collaboratively boned in Japan back in 2006.
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Keeping the City Guard within my sight, I searched for Falun, but saw no sign of him, no flash of red hair, no fine-boned face.
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In Pittsburgh, a box truck ran a red light and T-boned an Argo AI car driving in autonomous mode, sending two passengers to the hospital.
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"We cannot infer a causal relationship between SA and cognitive function," just that the people who had better cognitive abilities also said that they boned more.
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He was a young handsome actor, caught in the Johnny Depp slipstream that saw several dark-eyed, high-cheek-boned babes get work in teen films.
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It's Space Halloween in Heat Signature, which means accidentally shooting yourself out an airlock in will leave you boned in both a figurative and literal sense.
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Multiple sources tell us the car appeared Monday night at a Dallas apartment complex where Manziel is supposedly staying ... looking like it had been T-boned.
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He says he ran south and saw a yellow half-size school bus that appeared to have been T-boned and firefighters trying to get children out.
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After over 20 minutes, the teen pulled onto a downtown Houston street and crashed, while a police vehicle T-boned another car nearby, resulting in minor injuries.
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It would also be great to offer more of those bare-boned major medical plans that used to be much more popular among the young and healthy.
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Earlier Friday, TMZ reported that the pregnant singer was driving in Los Angeles when her car, a Mercedes SUV, was T-boned by a gray Volvo SUV.
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Still, the research is a good reminder that no privacy tool is perfect, and perhaps most importantly, if you let somebody own your computer, well, you're boned.
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And yet, as in most of Collette's performances, from " Muriel's Wedding " (1994) onward, there's a resilience, too, in those strong-boned features and that tough pragmatic gaze.
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More than 3,000 families applied to adopt the 26-pound behemoth Mr. B after Morris Animal Refuge shared photos of the "big-boned" cat, the shelter said.
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After surviving her knife-wielding stalker last week, Connie Britton's beloved songbird was driven home in a police car — only to be T-boned by a pickup.
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Logan SquareWicker Park's chill stoner sister, Logan Square, is probably where your drug dealer lives and where that indie drummer you boned last weekend works as a bartender.
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The Barsons T-boned Venus claiming they had the right of way and couldn't avoid her car, which was stopped in an area where it shouldn't have been.
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She poured the sautéed vegetables into the boiling greens, dropped in two bouillon cubes and the smoked catfish, boned but not skinned, and cut in two whole tomatoes.
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In the 18th century, well-born male and female children alike were laced into stays (boned bodices, the antecedent of the corset) — boys until the age of 6.
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I was one of those job seekers whose prospects were completely T-boned by the 2008 financial crisis, and I'm not looking forward to the next (metaphorical) crash.
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It combines quill-pen outlines of leafed and leafless specimens — as varied within strict parameters as Bernd and Hilla Becher's factory photos — with bare-boned but poetic texts.
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Jerome's wife was driving and he was the passenger in the sedan that T-boned Venus as she drove through a busy Palm Beach Gardens intersection in 2017.
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Startraks "I have always made excuses, like 'I am big-boned,' or 'I'm just not built that size,' or 'I could never be a size whatever,&apos" she says.
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A few of the virgins had already boned in the wild before reaching sexual maturity and stored the sperm, so the researchers didn't include them in the final analysis.
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Last month, he shared a revealing photo with his multitude of followers, not as a sweetly confident grown-up, but as a big-boned, tentative-looking child with braces.
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Bare-boned and vulnerable, Flowers feels very much like the process of locating a source of pain, turning it inside out and in doing so, taking ownership over it.
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Video footage of the accident, obtained by TMZ, shows Hunt's black SUV attempting to drive through an intersection and being t-boned by another vehicle at the last moment.
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There's definitely a learning curve, but once you've boned up on your computing via ball the trackball presents itself as the superior way to move the pointer across the screen.
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Please find below a few bravely perverse passages from my upcoming novel, Boned, taking bookstores from behind summer 2016: - Riding the subway every morning was an ordeal for the professor.
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Venus Williams was told moments after another car T-boned her that she was "at fault" for the accident ... this according to the police bodycam footage obtained by TMZ Sports.
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Director Reginald Hudlin doesn't try to reinvent the wheel on what plays like a classic if somewhat small-boned story -- indeed, an HBO movie slightly blown up for theatrical release.
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If you're worried about getting the calcium you need, Dr. Chutkan recommends eating leafy greens and small-boned fish (both are also great sources of calcium), and getting regular exercise.
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It specializes in grass-finished beef, lamb and pork, and offers more esoteric choices like boned oxtail meat, petite tender and flatiron steaks, ready-to-roast marrow bones and guanciale.
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"The Father Thing," by contrast, has the small-boned atmosphere of a "Twilight Zone," with a young boy suspecting that his dad (Greg Kinnear) has been replaced by alien invaders.
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It's a self-described investment and wealth management service, so if you're like me and try to use Betterment the same way you use Acorns and Stash, you're gonna get boned.
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The big-brother part of our relationship only extends to age; all of my brothers are much larger than me, with muscles and stuff compared to my hollow-boned, scrawny frame.
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Seven years younger than Gillian, an afterthought in the family, their father's favorite, fey and fine-boned, Serena had had whatever success she wanted with the town boys and disdained it.
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While sturdy, big-boned animals are more likely to be preserved in sedimentary rock, amber fossils are biased toward small plants and animals that could be easily trapped by tree sap.
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The Leftovers actor grabbed everyone's attention with his skinny leather pants while the Friends alum wore a tailored suit and boned black bustier from LV creative director Nicolas Ghesquiere's Spring 2017 collection.
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We asked them to share their wisdom for anyone who might be looking to turn their dorm room or urban hovel into a first-rate place to be bound, boned, or beaten.
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The current AHCA forces states to apply for waivers if they want to allow their residents to buy the bare-boned, major medical plans that make sense for younger and healthier people.
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And – this part's unavoidable – he is extremely Caucasian, with the sort of sharp-boned handsomeness that does not look remotely out of place alongside one of the most beautiful women in Italy.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... the rapper was a passenger in his Rolls-Royce Friday in WeHo at 2:40 AM when a Kia T-boned the Rolls on the driver's side.
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The cop told Venus he believed she had violated the right of way of Jerome and Linda Barson -- the couple who T-boned her -- but she would not be getting a ticket.
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"Faced with the grim conditions and tasks of struggle looming down on us, we must be tough-boned, daring to go on the attack and daring to battle for victory," he said.
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He installed a bar and lounge in the basement, a patio in the courtyard and a moody main dining area and open kitchen in the soaring, big-boned room at street level.
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A dozen or so bare-boned cabanas built of rough-hewed logs, bamboo mat-lined walls and a corrugated plastic roof, the family-run Ngamkho isn't a resort in the typical sense.
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" -"The plate must have tilted during its journey from the kitchen to the table, as the steak slumped to the side over the potatoes like a dead body inside a T-boned minivan.
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TMZ has learned the L.A. County D.A. has hit Charmeika "Paige" Addison's with a felony hit and run charge for the November crash, where she t-boned a SUV, injuring 3 girls inside.
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OMER AVITAL AND QANTAR Bar Lunático, March 12 The bassist Omer Avital makes big-boned, ebullient, swinging music with a spine that's equal parts 1950s Blue Note records and timeless Middle Eastern modes.
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Even if his fine-boned features and strategically tousled hair seem more suited for a performer in a boy band, Mr. Nutthapong began dredging up some of Thailand's darkest history in his rhymes.
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Theroux rocked a pair of skinny leather pants (shades of Ross Gellar, perhaps?) while the Friends alumna wore a tailored suit and boned black bustier from LV creative director Nicolas Ghesquiere's Spring 2017 collection.
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Johnny Manziel has a pretty solid witness in his hit-and-run accident -- a U.S. Army soldier who says the QB didn't do anything wrong when he was T-boned in Dallas last month.
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According to a Facebook post by the Zion PD, the raccoon was simply too... big boned... to be removed by the officer, so experts had to be called in from the public works department.
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But in John Doyle's bare-boned adaptation of "Peer Gynt," which opened on Wednesday night at the Classic Stage Company, the dialogue between man and onion arrives after a mere 100 minutes or so.
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Plus, the continuing government subsidies to the insurers will discourage many of them from offering those cheaper, bare-boned plans the GOP bill is finally going to allow to come back into the market.
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Big-boned and sporting a freshly trimmed businessman's haircut, Sanchez acted friendly and, when asked, let casino personnel know that he was in the midst of opening a legal-services business in Oklahoma City.
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Earlier in the season, Albers screamed that he was "like a fucking cat!" after he made a nice defensive play, giving everyone a preview of what the big-boned are capable of. 3-t.
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Where Khokhlova was small boned, Walter was athletic and strong profiled; her high classical forehead and aquiline nose appear twice in "Nude, Green Leaves and Bust" (1932), both as reclining nude and as classical bust.
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Which says less about the contents of his tweets than it does about Schultz himself, and about Twitter, and the way those two have T-boned into each other at this particular moment in history.
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You can visit this little patch of land in northwest Poland any time, but the cusp of spring is the perfect chance to see the trees in winter's bare-boned attire, without its bitter temperatures.
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One was Mark, an African-American student, very petite and fine boned, who drove an old Jaguar convertible to school, and the other was John, a tall, working class history professor, who was hoping for tenure.
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This week's monumental moment in city-ruining will likely have massive repercussions, as the place edges ever closer to being a dormitory town inhabited almost exclusively by big-boned boys from the Home Counties called Benjy.
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But only a handful of Republican Senators, led by Ted Cruz of Texas, are really pushing hard to restore the right of all people to buy the most bare-boned health-insurance plan that they'd like.
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And a classic schoolgirl knit had been boned and molded to the body, shoulder pads moved outside like epaulets, paired with a black-and-white feather skirt, the pieces strung together like a luxury clothes line.
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The first thing would be to do something the Republicans have promised to do for eight years and reintroduce the lower cost, bare-boned major medical insurance plans to the market that the Affordable Care Act outlawed.
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Of course, relaunching franchises is never a slam dunk -- this year's "Tomb Raider" relaunch comes to mind -- and there's a small-boned feel to this latest incarnation, which, other than Foy, features more firepower than star power.
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Yet the small-boned nature of these stories explains why in days of yore they primarily flourished as TV movies -- the medium through which "Five Feet Apart," after its theatrical release, is most likely to be seen.
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TOKYO — With the precision of a craftsman painting a ceramic doll, Toman Sasaki blended foundation onto his fine-boned face, shaded the side of his nose with blush and shaped his lip color with a small brush.
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The menu included a clam cocktail, calf's head soup, terrapin, corn bread, boned capon, cranberry sauce, peas, buttered beets, sweet-potato cones, frozen cheese and cress salad, maple and almond ice cream, white pound cake and coffee.
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Smith was chairperson of the committee that wrote California's relevant security curriculum; he also flew out to Florida in February to touch base with local clients and contacts, and boned up on the Glitz shooting before leaving town.
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I was remembering my favorite part of planting: the moment when the seedling, as fragile as any lace-winged insect or hollow-boned nestling, somehow shoves the clods of earth aside and makes its way upward and outward.
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Another conservative, Senator Ted Cruz, was also not going along until McConnell recently agreed to add Cruz's amendment to allow consumers to buy bare-boned or "major medical" insurance plans again as they did before Obamacare became law.
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I still see myself getting into some difficulty with the interviewer from Immigration Canada—even though, as I imagine it, I would have boned up before our meeting on the sort of facts that Canadians seem to love.
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PARELES The tenor saxophonist Chris Potter, the drummer Eric Harland and the keyboardist James Francies lock into a big-boned, contemporary-jazz groove about a minute into "Hold It," and you start to hear voices crowding the room.
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Talk about cool under pressure ... Johnny Manziel couldn't have been more polite and composed in the moments after he was T-boned in a hit-and-run incident in Dallas last month ... at least judging by the 911 call.
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Now, it's nothing to do with boned quail or cabbages, but Julie Bosman had a riveting story in The Times the other day about a great migration of black families out of Chicago, and it's absolutely worth a read.
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When it comes to getting up and-or over obstacles, wheeled robots have a fairly easy-to-see limitation: If the obstacle is more than twice as high as the robot's front axle, the robot is pretty much boned.
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While I felt called to learn to create apple butter and vodka pickles near the border of Poland, I was also told that I, a stocky American among the bird-boned Ukrainian nymphs, was in desperate need of a diet.
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With a ringing endorsement from Courtney Love ("They're a big, raw-boned bunch of fucking sex – I hope this record's huge"), that album's defiantly working-class, feminine adolescence came as an antidote to the preceding three years of boorish Britpop hurt.
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MARGAUX LASKEY Recipe: Peanut Butter-Paprika Cookies The chef Anita Lo makes an elegant case for cooking alone in her new cookbook, "Solo" (Knopf, $28.95), with recipes that range from the luxuriously self-caring to the bare-boned and practical.
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Another recent discovery is the hollow-boned Dilong (66 million years ago), the first tyrannosaur found with fossilized feathers — discovered in 2212 by Mark Norell, the museum's chairman of paleontology and the curator of this show, and five Chinese colleagues.
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More than the small tinfoil packet the raw-boned woman dropped onto the lav floor for Tandy to bend and snatch up, sixteen to twenty four hours of immersion in painlessness waiting under the googly eye, emotional opacity looking out the glasshield.
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Smith has shaped her highly personal lyrics into stunning, genre-defying tracks – some hauntingly bare-boned, like "This Town Is Killing Me." Others, epic songs fit for the radio, like "Tacoma," which will make you think of lost love and new beginnings.
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Boned or seamed to fool the eye, the interpretations that materialized this week at Tome, Jonathan Simkhai and Chromat, among others, were more whimsical than literal: a none-too-subtle riposte to the gender-free looks sweeping the runways only a season ago.
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To help solve this, right-on-red could be banned, as it is in New York City and Montreal, and bike-specific traffic lights could be implemented so that cyclists have time to cross the street without fearing they'll get T-boned.
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As first reported by Fashionista, the sweatshirt appears to be part of a collection of pullovers from LPA, which all feature shaming quotes reportedly said to stars like Lena Dunham ("Horrible Result of Modern Feminism") and Cara Delevingne ("Too boney to be boned").
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The caseworker, a big-boned man from the shelter that had been contracted to raise her since she was taken from her grandmother at the border in late July, was the only person in the room she had met before that day.
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On "Creatures of Habit," a new single from the band's forthcoming album, "Volume 2," Angelo Moore channels his finest George Clinton juju, admonishing the listener over a thick-boned bass line from Norwood Fisher (the two are longtime band mates in Fishbone).
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Other than the Springsteen connection (and the Boss blessed the effort by granting the producers extensive use of his songs), everything about the movie has a small-boned, independent sensibility, the kind that often struggles to lure people out to the theater.
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"Then she was like, 'Do you know how two men have sex?' and I flash back to the previous night when I was reading about Legolas getting boned by Boromir and I was like, 'No, I have no idea,'" she said, laughing.
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It can be Peter Copping's slow subversion of the appropriate at Oscar de la Renta, pairing sheer skinny knits with rounded tulip skirts, boned at the waist; adding stretch corsetry to a little black dress; and molding dusty floral cloqué over a strapless cocktail number.
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And while grunge's four great frontmen—Cornell, Kurt Cobain, Eddie Vedder, and Layne Staley—always struck me as avatars of a ferocious masculinity, looking back it is remarkable how pretty and delicate-boned they were in their youth, more David Bowie than Ozzy Osbourne.
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The three teens were reportedly driving away from an angered motorist who had just been hit by the thrown eggs when the car driven by the 85033-year-old blew through a red light and T-boned a Ford pickup truck, killing the female driver.
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It is a drama, which we all know does better than comedies in these sorts of discussions, for the same reason comedies get boned in awards: the emotional journey of a drama is more significant and stays with you longer than a good laugh does.
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Ernie Cheatham arrived, and he had sort of very hastily boned up on tactics for assaulting fortified positions, which were basically things that the Marines had not done since, well, since Korea, but before that since World War II.They learned to rely on artillery.
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That chin is arguably what distinguishes Knightley from her peers — fine-boned actresses like Natalie Portman, so ostensibly similar that Knightley was cast as Portman's body double in Star Wars: Episode I — The Phantom Menace (1999), or Carey Mulligan, who's played her sister and her best friend.
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We boned up on all of the product information and combed all the reviews to determine the pros and cons of every Allbirds style, so that we can all make an informed decision about which of the tech-y kicks to add to our summer rotations.
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And while the majority of the praise has been for a new generation of dark-eyed, high-cheek-boned babes (seriously Cole Sprouse, get in touch), it is no doubt a comfortable and satisfying check to cash midway through a career that was probably not always easy.
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Nevertheless, there's something to be said for a project that doesn't take itself too seriously, and Soderbergh's financing scheme has created the latitude to make a movie that conspicuously feels like a throwback -- a small-boned showcase that doesn't need blockbuster box-office returns to break even.
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But even with plenty of callbacks to the game, director Jeff Fowler (making his feature debut) and writers Patrick Casey and Josh Miller labor to gin up enough material -- including, of all things, a bar fight -- to stretch the bare-boned plot to something approximating a movie.
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Meanwhile, the European Central Bank has jaw-boned about the emergence of European green shoots and to date has done precisely zip to remove the enormous stimulus to the euro zone economy and has somehow been rewarded with a strong euro against a surprisingly lackluster dollar.
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Today, the 21-year-old from Orange County, California, runs The Official Ariel, an Instagram account boasting over 242,000 followers, and that one-time experiment has since morphed into a collection of over 40 costumes, 30 wigs, and a steel-boned corset, all geared towards helping him transform.
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Marvel has demonstrated its ability to tell a wide variety of stories featuring its characters -- including its expansion into television -- and as noted, there is something to be said for doing what amounts to a smaller-boned version of a superhero movie, without tons of cameos and crossovers.
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Bare-boned plates, tumblers, wine glasses with an assortment of stems, and an elegant crystal cordial glass — these are all elegant (as opposed to the ungainly form of the lighthouse shaker) but they do make you miss some of the humor present in the earlier years of the cocktail.
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That means getting back to so many of the insurance market reforms Republicans have said they've supported for years like allowing companies to sell insurance over state lines, allowing all kinds of bare-boned "major medical" plans to be sold everywhere, and expanding tax-free health spending accounts.
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Andreja Pejić, who grew up in a Serbian refugee camp, was discovered while working at a McDonald's in Melbourne and became successful as a male runway model, before revealing that her fine-boned androgyny was the result of a synthetic hormone and relaunching her career as a female model.
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The follow-up covers some of the same ground but fleshes out how Samuel L. Jackson's fragile-boned title figure harnesses the superpowers of David Dunn (Bruce Willis) and the multiple personalities of Kevin Wendell Crumb (James McAvoy) to plot their escape from a mental institution where they're all being held.
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Lopez, who was born in 1977, does that implicitly in "The Inheritance," acknowledging a debt not only to Tony Kushner's "Angels in America" — a similarly big-boned lyric bombshell, written from within the epidemic in the late 1980s and early 1990s — but to E.M. Forster's "Howards End," published in 20173.
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In the open loading dock of the brewery, facing the beer garden, Pat Nelson stood behind a card table with a banner proclaiming "Big Boned Barbecue," and we ordered smoky-tender brisket evocative of West Texas ($11) and sausage ($5), with mac and cheese, cornbread and the fixings (onion, pickle slices, white bread).
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The soulful, bare-boned "I Am a Woman"—a rumination that comes off a bit like an earnest, folky Lana Del Rey song—takes the oft-travelled path of comparing women to things like rivers and horizons and becomes the focal point of the record's second half and emphasizes how Chilcott has harnessed that resilience.
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Eliminating the mandates and the subsidies that did little but enrich the insurance companies, (did you see the blowout UnitedHealth second quarter earnings report this week?) would help, as would keeping free-market ideas like Ted Cruz's amendment that allowed insurers to sell bare-boned insurance plans and letting insurers sell plans across state lines.
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A section on 20th century chess sets highlights boards by Ernst, bare-boned but sleek; by Man Ray, who experimented with wood, aluminum, bronze, silver, and ivory to create abstract pieces; and by Josef Hartwig, whose pieces for his now-famous "Bauhaus Chess Set" were carved in forms that cleverly indicate their permitted movements across the checkered arena.
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I was T-boned by a late-model SUV driven by a representative of Obamacare-hating dough oligarch John "Papa John" Schnatter; the poetry of me, a card-carrying member of the coastal elite, rendered helpless by a billionaire's lackey in this political climate is as delicious as a slice of pizza from anywhere but Papa John's.
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A preternaturally poised 13-year-old, fine-boned and an inch shy of 5 feet tall, she moved as directed from spot to spot in a sunlight-flooded corner of the Pershing Square Signature Center, where she is making her Off Broadway debut in the New Group production of David Rabe's play "Good for Otto," opening March 8.
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In going back to the character's origins, the film makes Croft a bit more flesh and blood, and thus more heroic; on the down side, the finishing kick is muddled, and at times "Tomb Raider" feels like the small-boned test pattern for a more ambitious sequel to follow, assuming the international box-office haul merits one.
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Sinisa Kukic's camera is gentle and unobtrusive (he and Herbert moved to Huntsville for the duration), quietly watching as Jailen, fine-boned and wide-eyed, is accused by the police of public urination; the genial Jaquan is pulled over for a dimming taillight; and Jamario battles anxiety over the pressure to graduate and provide for his pregnant girlfriend.
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Everyone who tried to stop him did so with everything and anything they had, and the fact that no one on the street seemed afraid of getting run over or T-boned by a driver who may or may not have been high at the time makes it clear—you should never, ever fuck with the people of Miami.
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Although their spinoff, Behind the Design, is currently airing, the two haven't yet revealed if they have plans to return to TV. When Today's Savannah Guthrie posed the question, Chip masterfully avoided answering, instead joking about an earlier comment he made on how he used to date "bigger-boned girls," and how he should pursue a show about his dating advice.
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His signatures were all there — hook-and-eye closures on fluted leather or python minidresses; fluid jackets; Jane Eyre silhouettes (for governesses at the Hard Rock Academy anyway); boned bustiers and hip-slung trousers; even two ball gowns trailing wisps of gothic romance — but they had the serenity that comes from not needing to be a buzz-making machine anymore.
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In Ruizpalacios' version of the story, the thieves are Juan Nuñez (Gael García Bernal), a fine-boned man-child who hasn't quite finished his veterinary degree, and his best friend Benjamin Wilson (Leonardo Ortizgris), whose big eyes and flair for indecision make him seem like an abandoned puppy who hangs out with Nuñez because he can't find any other friends; you feel a little sorry for him.
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She has long bangs that obscure her eyebrows, and that fact — along with the fact that her mouth never changes from a faint smile — contributes to a sense that she is participating in more of a pageant than an interview, which possibly is what it does feel like when big-boned American interviewers whose gargantuan feet do touch the ground come to your hotel room and start jawing at you through an interpreter.
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There are floaters, too: Rockaway Rosie (Elizabeth Canavan), a soft-faced white drunk who wants only to be liked; the teen-age Little Melba Diaz (Kara Young, an actor to watch), a straight-A student who's been through hell; Betty Woods (the startling Kristina Poe), a fleshy recluse who infuriates the others by refusing to bathe; and Wanda Wheels (Patrice Johnson Chevannes), an elegant, aloof former actress with an English accent and dark skin stretched taut over her fine-boned face.
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Christopher Kane, for example, titled his 10th anniversary collection "Make Do and Mend" after the rallying cry of 1940s wartime rationing, and the imperative to create something new out of whatever was at hand: "road kill" fur pencil skirts with stretch tulle T-shirts boned like corsets; squiggle yarn dresses and prints crafted from his own runway archive; knits and chain mail strewn with sparkling geodes, and frilled stretch lace dresses and Lurex pleats spliced with sheer panels, dug up from his own past.
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