For a reality show that breathes internet drama like the rest of the world breathes air, this one falls flat.
|
|
At pivotal moments of cultural change, such gaps open up, as the older generation breathes in one atmosphere and the younger generation breathes in another.
|
|
It looks like ballistic nylon, but it breathes quite well.
|
|
Denver lives and breathes the Broncos 365 days per year.
|
|
Gilead breathes on the back of white supremacist Christian terrorism.
|
|
He lives and breathes the music and culture of Chicago.
|
|
"It's a fabric that breathes, as nature intended," she added.
|
|
It's the Toilet Dragon, and it breathes fire at you!
|
|
His boss, Dana White, lives and breathes New England Patriots.
|
|
Mexico blocks both, though, and breathes a sigh of relief.
|
|
But the thought lives, and it breathes, and it grows.
|
|
"This is so cool," Cindy breathes, clasping her reporter's pad.
|
|
Nearly two minutes pass before Bono breathes the first lyrics.
|
|
Gomez breathes life into Kygo's EDM hit "It Ain't Me."
|
|
Our contract lives and breathes on the set they're working.
|
|
"I, too, got two mortgages thirty million in total," he breathes.
|
|
He eats, sleeps, breathes content: on YouTube, on Instagram, on Snapchat.
|
|
It's like an expo that lives and breathes on its own.
|
|
He breathes oxygen through his lungs, digests carbon, and the like.
|
|
The deal also breathes new life into Uber's self-driving business.
|
|
It has life and breathes color onto the people it graces.
|
|
Dawn is the time when nothing breathes, the hour of silence.
|
|
"We canned a feeling," breathes the copy on the Recess website.
|
|
It lives and breathes its cheesiness, and you suck it up.
|
|
That mask is used to warm air as he breathes it in.
|
|
Let's not talk about why an undead dragon breathes blue flame, okay?
|
|
They're made from double-brushed microfiber, which breathes 50% better than cotton.
|
|
We are uniquely positioned to affect how our Constitution lives and breathes.
|
|
They expand and contract heavily, the way someone breathes while they're sleeping.
|
|
Like many of New York's designers, Babb eats, sleeps, and breathes Carnival.
|
|
The animal breathes in on the hee and out on the haw.
|
|
The painter doesn't say anything, just looks at the boy and breathes.
|
|
Then he breathes in and goes back to parallel with the ground.
|
|
With each heartbeat, she pumps out more blood, and she breathes faster.
|
|
As such, this is a book that breathes hope based on contingency.
|
|
Justify breathes the same air as American Pharoah, Baffert boasted all week.
|
|
It's a city that breathes nothing but joy, the beauty of life.
|
|
Her body thrashes, panics, claws, makes noises, the backwards noises are just as unbearable, she stops making those noises, she raises up onto her knees, breathes raggedly, breathes, she loosens the noose, removes the noose, stands, unknots the noose.
|
|
But, like a cotton, the material breathes easily and regulates body temperature well.
|
|
But having all of those characters around breathes additional life into the world.
|
|
In every respect, the Wisconsin result breathes renewed life into the Cruz camp.
|
|
"If the doctor breathes wrong, he's paralyzed," says Matt and Amy's son Jeremy.
|
|
Thore breathes heavily and appears nervous while struggling to complete the bike ride.
|
|
Sport lives and breathes basketball—perhaps even more so than he does music.
|
|
As Chavous told Vox, "The #KHive lives and breathes all things Kamala Harris."
|
|
"I'm pretty when I cry," she breathes on her languid 2014 album Ultraviolence.
|
|
Deep breathes, there are still two whole episodes left to find everything out.
|
|
But if the documentary indicated anything, it was that Wayne breathes in raps.
|
|
Trump knows, lives, and breathes corruption, in every sense, and in every facet.
|
|
Scarlett Johansson breathes life into this fantasy in the 2013 Hollywood feature, Her.
|
|
She hears very soft breathing, tries CPR and it seems he breathes better.
|
|
Like the rest of the judges, he lives, breathes and believes in pizza.
|
|
Queen breathes slowly, feeling protected for maybe the first time in the film.
|
|
There are no bubbles as she breathes underwater, but she tells her story.
|
|
How he breathes down there is unclear, but the '24 boatmobile looks great.
|
|
"You shall not leave alive anything that breathes," God said in the passage.
|
|
There's a smart watch that helps count the number of times he breathes.
|
|
"We wanted someone for the job who lives and breathes health care," he explained.
|
|
That benefits both manufacturers and consumers, but harms everyone who breathes in the byproducts.
|
|
The colorful clip breathes new life into the single's love-is-a-drug lyrics.
|
|
He just lives and breathes hoops, there's no potential other reason for this farce.
|
|
He literally lives, breathes, dreams and wakes to the thought of cars and trucks.
|
|
Shepard, sitting next to her, breathes heavily with a red face, looking very uncomfortable.
|
|
I feel good so that sort of breathes into every aspect of my life.
|
|
When an animal breathes in, the toxins enter the body, eventually reaching the bloodstream.
|
|
The way it "breathes" and moves correlates with how serious an issue it's experiencing.
|
|
Is the driver of the car the only person who breathes the car's emissions?
|
|
Cool dude It sports a green, punk-rock hairstyle and breathes through its genitals.
|
|
Mr. Willis, who will be 216 next month, breathes fresh life into Euclidean Modernism.
|
|
Meanwhile, the upper's tough mesh material breathes but holds its shape, and refuses stains.
|
|
"She did it to show me how much she cares about me," she breathes.
|
|
Or I'll continue to live, hooked up to a machine that breathes for me.
|
|
"The water tastes sweeter, the air breathes cleaner," Coach Pat Shurmur said this week.
|
|
Johnson's lyrical prose breathes life into the New York City of 200 years ago.
|
|
J.P. Emo lives and breathes and mutates and also gobbles up what it pleases.
|
|
It breathes on him, doing laps around his brain until he can't take it.
|
|
He just breathes success, and he's someone to look towards and to shoot for.
|
|
And, much like wine, the cooler MPR gets, the more the coffee breathes and opens.
|
|
The Saturday Profile BOGOTÁ, Colombia — Camilo Fidel López eats, drinks, thinks, sleeps and breathes graffiti.
|
|
For Buddy Guy, they're as much a part of him as the air he breathes.
|
|
That a team that lives and breathes the markets it operates in makes a difference.
|
|
Users will also be able to adjust how perceptibly the robot breathes in and out.
|
|
"Kay," she breathes into my neck, her dripping body shivering violently, teeth clicking and chattering.
|
|
With simple pinches, swirls, and gaps, he breathes life into the hard, previously unforgiving stone.
|
|
"I love old architecture, but I also like a house that breathes," Mr. McLaughlin said.
|
|
Access to this pop culture "vault" is everything to someone who lives and breathes internet.
|
|
And that's coming from someone who lives and breathes security — and uses a security key.
|
|
Timmy breathes through a tracheotomy tube in his throat, which requires constant monitoring and cleaning.
|
|
The stage, for all the liveliness it breathes into the text, is not as amenable.
|
|
He has been strangely quiet when it comes to the dirty air he himself breathes.
|
|
This gorgeous piece of sound collage from Sydney multi-instrumentalist Jacques Emery breathes rarified air.
|
|
"We were both pretending to be someone else," she breathes menacingly over his writhing body.
|
|
Unlike baseball, where faithfulness to its history has become a cargo cult, the N.B.A. breathes.
|
|
" The university recruiter says that Amazon's recruiting staff "lives and breathes by our leadership principles.
|
|
Home to one of the world's oldest film schools, Lodz, Poland, lives and breathes cinema.
|
|
It's fairly form-fitting and feather-light, breathes well, and is wind- and water-resistant.
|
|
He eats sleeps and breathes MMA -- and refuses to even THINK about any other sport.
|
|
My mother's Arabic name, Hayat, means "life" — and that's what she breathes into everything she does.
|
|
Heavily pregnant Chrissy Teigen breathes out as she walks just in front of hubby John Legend.
|
|
But I know I'll never be as efficient as my trainer, who lives and breathes fitness.
|
|
Here, seeing them study, practice, and just hang out breathes a feeling of life into them.
|
|
"[R]ed wine breathes wine molecules combine with nitrogen and oxygen in the air," Piatt writes.
|
|
For them, Te Urewera is an ancient and ancestral homeland that breathes life into their culture.
|
|
Giancarlo breathes in and out super deep while a tiny child offers him red sports drink.
|
|
Official Washington's fixation on the media is, of course, familiar to anyone who breathes these days.
|
|
"More than 90 percent of the world's population breathes polluted air," Mr. Morales recalled him saying.
|
|
As he breathes, his head and shoulders move up and down, as if he is floating.
|
|
Juliette Binoche carves romantic poetry out of seduction, vulnerability, and manipulation as effortlessly as she breathes.
|
|
The Drisco, a 42-room property breathes life back into a majestic Ottoman building from 1866.
|
|
Her Marseille breathes as a city breathes: architecture, gardens, streets, hotels, cafes, skies, smells, weather, food, cigarettes, the interiors of suites, offices, prisons, internment camps, the moods of authority and tyranny and spite, the cunning of confederates and criminals, the fury of betrayal by seeming allies.
|
|
But that record lives and breathes; it is not calculable or teachable via numbers or bullet points.
|
|
He now depends on one machine that breathes for him and another that supplies him with nutrition.
|
|
He's pretty nice, this is his speciality, this is where he lives, this is how he breathes.
|
|
And in a world that lives, breathes, eats and dates online, you've got to update your moves.
|
|
"I believe," Shadow breathes in the final episode of season one of the Starz series American Gods.
|
|
Adora is mad because she basically gets upset when Camille breathes, let alone writes a newspaper article.
|
|
The Air Force funding certainly breathes a fresh life into rocket engine development in the United States.
|
|
The replica breathes, has a heartbeat and has wounds for budding vets to learn how to treat.
|
|
Never are they more fascinating than when she dwells on them and breathes life into their travails.
|
|
Anthony is inside of each of us, squeaking out the breathes of our greatest hopes and dreams.
|
|
"The market breathes a sigh of relief and rallies today, " the "Mad Money " host said on Monday.
|
|
" The question is what "breathes fire into the equations and makes a universe for them to describe?
|
|
He breathes deeply of the peaty soil, so deeply you fear he will inhale a fire ant.
|
|
GLENN KENNY "Pete's Dragon" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) because the dragon breathes fire, like, once.
|
|
As a person breathes into the device, a beam of infrared light is shot through the sample.
|
|
He breathes out, pulls his belly button in and comes up four inches, like a small crunch.
|
|
But even while that atrocity breathes its way through the language, the prose remains beautiful to read.
|
|
In a way, the ionosphere breathes, said Greg Earle, a professor of electrical engineering at Virginia Tech.
|
|
Cover: A man breathes vape from an e-cigarette at a vape shop in London, Friday, Aug.
|
|
This is the component that breathes Frankenstein-like life into the machine's inanimate assembly of earthly materials.
|
|
And 29-year-old Swedish textile designer Malin Bobeck is an artist who breathes life into fabric.
|
|
But Atkins isn't the only SoulCycle instructor who eats, sleeps, and breathes the soundtrack of her classes.
|
|
In "Bayou Fever, Untitled (The Conjur Woman)" (1979) a woman warrior breathes fire against an approaching demon figure.
|
|
Here, in these opening moments, the Louis Vuitton don of the meme breathes into it some new life.
|
|
I just can't wait to find out whether zombie Viserion still breathes fire (maybe blue fire?) or ice.
|
|
As someone who lives and breathes Kardashian simply by working in digital media, watching KUWTK would feel redundant.
|
|
He effortlessly (or at least it looks like that) breathes life into tattered, flimsy, and even wistful forms.
|
|
The update "breathes new life into Wear OS smartwatches," but the emphasis is very much on existing smartwatches.
|
|
The virus can be transmitted by direct contact with droplets when an infected person breathes, coughs or sneezes.
|
|
Can someone please fully translate, in sumptuous detail, that bit where Steve Jobs creepily breathes into a phone?
|
|
Kydd's cookbook does just as the title suggests and breathes some much needed posh-life back into rice.
|
|
" Adding, "The creations and the creators, contrary to fleeting popularity or fame, is what breathes life into art.
|
|
But for anyone who drinks water, breathes air or cares about wildlife, this will be nothing but awful.
|
|
He breathes fire on the back wall, blasting down what remains of the great red blocks of stone.
|
|
The mostly slow, pensive music churns and breathes with hazy and mystical harmonies that linger, swell and overlap.
|
|
Or at least that's how his latest release "Endless" feels, looks, breathes—and it's how he describes it.
|
|
The country that lives and breathes the sport would have two opportunities to prove that were soccer's best.
|
|
Cannavale breathes pushy life into Colin, who's introduced as a stressed-out voice in split-screen phone conversations.
|
|
And that's coming from me, the person who breathes a sigh of relief whenever my friends cancel plans.
|
|
When it comes to commitment to D&D, no one can beat Klug, who lives and breathes gaming.
|
|
A $400 million skyscraper being built in Dubai will give the impression that it "breathes," as CNN reported.
|
|
"Desperately," Lange breathes, looking like a child, sitting on a dingy couch, staring up at the rising star.
|
|
A crucial, disturbing aspect of this scandal is that it breathes life into Trump's unsubstantiated accusations against Biden.
|
|
As Rancho Gordo's Steve Sando puts it, this "breathes life" back into what can be a lackluster broth.
|
|
At the bone of bone white breathes the fear of seeing, the frustration of being unequal to white.
|
|
Seriously, Klobuchar lives and breathes Vikings -- her dad even wrote a book about the team back in the day!
|
|
Drogon breathes fire, intentionally breaking the line of Lannister soldiers and allowing the Dothraki hordes to ride right in.
|
|
But there are particular places where it really lives and breathes: in wildernesses like Mr Hempton's; in some monasteries.
|
|
While everyone breathes in radon on a daily basis, it's usually a low level, according to National Cancer Institute.
|
|
Jussie is a true artist every time he breathes, but above all else, he is the epitome of love.
|
|
"She is in a coma and breathes very slowly," one of the veterinarians taking care of Omsin told Reuters.
|
|
Hsieh often talks about going "teal," or becoming a company that lives and breathes its declared set of values.
|
|
That's because Somnox breathes in and out to help you fall asleep effortlessly, or so the Dutch company claims.
|
|
Every time he returns to the subject, he simply breathes more life into a negative story for his candidacy.
|
|
"As part of the practical design, Auth also "moved away from neoprene" and chose a "printed Eurojersey that breathes.
|
|
Moscow mule: Putin's stubborn and will hold his ground Putin lies and denies seemingly as easily as he breathes.
|
|
The budding possibility that Claire can return to Jamie in the past breathes hope — and doubt — into Claire's heart.
|
|
"It obviously breathes more life into his campaign, to push him down to South Carolina," Capito said of Bush.
|
|
And DeCarava's narrow range of deep tones breathes beautiful life into the black faces of the young and old.
|
|
"Whenever someone breathes, their neighbor can feel it," said Syrian refugee Hamda Hassan, describing her camp in northern Lebanon.
|
|
A supertall skyscraper under construction in Dubai will be designed to give the impression that it "breathes," CNN reported.
|
|
Breathes the soul who has not wondered why it takes years to get a new subway car on track?
|
|
He breathes with the help of a ventilator, is fed through a tube and needs round-the-clock care.
|
|
The group looks and feels like a standard jazz trio, but the air it breathes is a little different.
|
|
She breathes easier these days, she said, knowing her medical team can always find new phages if she gets sick.
|
|
She lives and she breathes because she lives in the stories that women tell me day in and day out.
|
|
" When he adds she's "going to make someone incredibly happy," Hannah just looks off to the side breathes, "Mmm-hmm.
|
|
Second, to keep its oxygen levels up and its CO63 levels down, a child with pneumonia breathes faster and faster.
|
|
Made out of hydrochloric acid, steam, and shards of volcanic glass, the gas is hazardous to anyone who breathes it.
|
|
She described a "legal Iran," which is seen on Iranian official media, and "illegal Iran," which lives and breathes online.
|
|
Traditional running shoes are made of several different materials that offer different benefits — spandex, for example, stretches, and cotton breathes.
|
|
Sargeant lives and breathes bespoke pieces, but why exactly does she believe people should have their clothes altered and tailored?
|
|
The Flintstones is a comic that aches and breathes, and that seeks to give us clarity about our own lives.
|
|
Of MUT's anti-doping organizers, he's the pragmatist, though he lives and breathes the sport like everyone else interviewed here.
|
|
Instead of flicking out a forked tongue, the raptor breathes on the cold surface of the kitchen window, causing condensation.
|
|
And as sure as he breathes, he would have eagerly announced to his father that he was playing this game.
|
|
Instead of augmenting the spaces you inhabit, this gauzy latticework breathes and coalesces into something darker, wispier, more cocoon-like.
|
|
When a person breathes into the glass, bees inside can diagnose disease or monitor fertility based on pheromones and odors.
|
|
She breathes deep through her nose, summoning reserves of patience, as two people go at her with brushes, lipstick, eyeliner.
|
|
The sculpture is one of her earliest probes into traditional Indian myth that breathes synergy between male and female sexualities.
|
|
But perhaps the most immediately noticeable aspect of his choreography is the way it lives and breathes with the music.
|
|
As he rises and breaks the surface, memory breathes upon him—specifically, the first of many flashbacks to his childhood.
|
|
There's a warmth and kindness that breathes from the book, a story of family supporting each other through tough times.
|
|
Elegy not only stands on its own as a significant work, but breathes life into the rest of the exhibition.
|
|
The system is a beast unto itself, and taming it while Antetokounmpo breathes fire in your face can't be fun.
|
|
" An unusual glimpse of Smith's private world It is the pulse of Smith's humanity that breathes life into "Tales of Wonder.
|
|
Just when we've reached the point of fatigue with celebrity collaborations, Rihanna swoops in and breathes new life into the category.
|
|
And though it isn't a retelling, Yasmine Seale's translation of Aladdin breathes new life into this dark and elegant classic tale.
|
|
However, this new research is the first to comprehensively analyze the gap between who generates pollution and who breathes it in.
|
|
She's all black and because of her health issues, she makes noises when she breathes so we call her Mimi Vader.
|
|
If someone who is not immune to the virus breathes that air or touches an infected surface, they can become infected.
|
|
"Fantasia lives and breathes to sing and perform, and hates disappointing her fans," read a statement shared to her Instagram page.
|
|
The piece is no longer an inanimate interpretation of a figurative subject: it breathes, moves and follows the person it's on.
|
|
Don't even get me started on the audacity of naming his song "Galway Girl" while Steve Earle still lives and breathes.
|
|
As authoritarianism breathes down our neck, it may feel delightfully nostalgic to rage against Bravo's Queer Eye for the Straight Guy.
|
|
Initially it "breathes" air, functioning the way a jet engine does: by igniting hydrogen fuel with the oxygen in the atmosphere.
|
|
Clay, listening, breathes a sigh of relief and finishes the rest of the tapes in a spirit of righteous self-approval.
|
|
"Reproduction as a moral imperative," she breathes into the Commander's ear at the movies, in case we're not sure she's complicit.
|
|
What better authority than someone who lives and breathes Ghostbusters to come out and tell you you did a good job.
|
|
Spherophyte moves and "breathes" just like a flower, but the 20-foot sculpture could eat your best azalea bush for breakfast.
|
|
But even for an orchestra that lives and breathes tradition, recruiting the next generation of talent is no longer self-evident.
|
|
This episode as a whole, in fact, breathes new life into a series that seemed to have well and truly concluded.
|
|
It illustrates the #Biblical creation narrative from the Book of #Genesis in which God breathes life into #Adam, the first man.
|
|
Person-to-person transmission may occur if someone who is sick breathes, talks, coughs or sneezes in the vicinity of others.
|
|
If someone who is not immune to the virus breathes the air or touches an infected surface, they can become infected.
|
|
Bezier uses a classic and fairly simple palette of classic Juno-esque synths in an arrangement that turns and breathes seamlessly.
|
|
Around Huaqiangbei, a string of ghost markets, repair shops, and retailers breathes life into the city's unique but increasingly fragile counterfeit ecosystem.
|
|
"Hardcore," one of the onlookers breathes as the deed is done, and Joker — who is, appropriately, his outfit's joker — becomes a warrior.
|
|
The train breathes in tieless young men in dark suits watching Les Simpson on their phones; middle-aged ones playing Candy Crush.
|
|
The maker movement is encouraging entrepreneurs to share ideas, and the city is the central place where it lives, breathes, and succeeds.
|
|
It's not obvious to museum visitors, but Armstrong's spacesuit now actually breathes to help dispel gases that contribute to its slow decay.
|
|
Wesley Swift's influence on white supremacy is so profound that it's now in the ether of what the white supremacist movement breathes.
|
|
Rebel leader Saw Gerrera lost a leg and breathes through cybernetic lungs, symbols of the sacrifices he's made fighting against the Empire.
|
|
So our way of talking about the cloud versions of Office 365 is that they're connected, that this breathes life into them.
|
|
These styles are truly perfect for the person who doesn't change their hairstyle often, since it breathes new life into any look.
|
|
Every person breathes thousands of gallons of air each day, making air the greatest potential source of toxin exposure known to humankind.
|
|
The life he breathes into these two characters allows them to emerge as three-dimensional women caught in an oppressive, materialistic world.
|
|
Choosing it as an opening volley indicates that Bellorado-Samuels means to build an audience right she where she lives and breathes.
|
|
Gloves limit the ability of fingers to manipulate objects, and the wearer breathes through a straw to simulate having diminished lung capacity.
|
|
Lerski made the series to question the veracity of the medium, but he also breathes new life and energy into the genre.
|
|
Because of an unusual parasitic infection, Quiet breathes through her skin, meaning that she has to wear as few clothes as possible.
|
|
Today, he breathes the rarified air of conlangers with some fame, alongside Paul Frommer, the creator of Na'vi, and Okrand, creator of Klingon.
|
|
He controls the steering, brakes, and throttle using a tube he breathes into and movements of his head that are captured by cameras.
|
|
And when the bear sticks its nose down to the camera and breathes on it, fogging the lens, Mr. Thom recorded himself breathing.
|
|
Given his career thus far, you'd be forgiven for thinking that this is a game designer who lives and breathes vampire-tinged action.
|
|
The Mate X design breathes new life into those tweener tablets by halving their size and making them pocketable (for men, at least).
|
|
This is really what Murray does so well: no matter how loaded a painting is with visual and visceral information, it still breathes.
|
|
That is the "how-to" manual that breathes policies to life through action steps implemented in all federal bureaucracies affected by the order.
|
|
The impossibility of proving a negative is what breathes life into birtherism, and any of a hundred other conspiracy theories every day. 5.
|
|
So, if you're a human with intestines, who eats food or breathes air, and you pretend you never fart, I think you're lying.
|
|
Her parents always told her that a good education is the key to any career, and she lives and breathes by this creed.
|
|
A New York Post critic described the film as "adequately visionary, it's routinely spectacular, it breathes fire, and yet somehow feels room-temperature."
|
|
Foreign investment creates jobs and breathes new economic life into our communities, no matter what the policies are of the country of origin.
|
|
It's like I have these songs, but I'm always looking for the spark of experience that breathes life into the performance later on.
|
|
I'm going to say thank you very much because you're comparing me to a guy who lives and breathes only one thing: kickboxing.
|
|
The budding possibility that Claire can return to Jamie in the past breathes new hope into Claire's heart… as well as new doubt.
|
|
He forces Victor into corners, breathes into his face, and stands between him and his friends; drink doesn't seem to make him drunk.
|
|
He breathes hard and his heart pounds, and a voice coming from his walkie talkie tries and fails to get him to respond.
|
|
Arapaima — a 10-foot-long South American fish that breathes air — have disappeared from much of the Amazon River basin because of overharvesting.
|
|
But to get that blend of alcohol and cocoa just right, you'll need proper guidance from someone who lives, breathes and eats chocolate.
|
|
A new study shows that when a pregnant woman breathes in black carbon, the pollutant can travel from her lungs to her placenta.
|
|
I kept thinking about fresh air that one breathes, but today the clue is about the airing of a television or radio show.
|
|
The deal breathes new life into the moribund loan market in Japan, where transactions typically pay ultra-tight pricing and domestic banks dominate.
|
|
As if you needed another reason to believe he breathes rarified air, Messi is the only player to win five of the trophies.
|
|
After Weinman breathes into the breathalyzer the first time, the footage shows, the officer asks her to do it again, which she does.
|
|
If a toddler regularly breathes lead-contaminated dust, or sucks a finger that has touched the dust, that child may suffer lifelong brain damage.
|
|
If someone who is not immune to the virus breathes the air or touches an infected surface, they can become infected, the CDC said.
|
|
Destiny: Rise of Iron breathes new life into The Devil's Lair — The very first Strike that most Destiny players encountered was The Devil's Lair.
|
|
Mr Craig is a magnetic Iago, a thuggish weasel in a T-shirt and shorts who delivers his lines as comfortably as he breathes.
|
|
The decision breathes new life into the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe's ongoing battle against the pipeline, which runs under the tribe's major water source.
|
|
The car eagerly dives into corners and breathes fire as it exits at full throttle while the AWD system keeps all four tires planted.
|
|
It's difficult to describe but it takes me to the sea, to that moment when one stands at the water's edge and breathes in.
|
|
The Sabre engine "breathes" air to make 20 per cent of the journey to orbit, before switching to rocket mode to complete the trip.
|
|
Michael Mann is one of the greatest directors alive, and he lives and breathes the rhythms of good crime flicks like no one else.
|
|
Measles is highly contagious: It can be transmitted when someone breathes in the same air or touches the same surface as an infected person.
|
|
Here's what else the critics are saying ... Courtney Howard, Fresh Fiction TV: This film lives and breathes in Waititi's specialized knack for irreverent comedy.
|
|
The artificial womb is a plastic biobag filled with liquid that mimics amniotic fluid, which the foetus "breathes" as it would inside a womb.
|
|
Moments before he dies, Sonya, who dedicated her life to her husband's genius, is allowed to be with him as he breathes his last.
|
|
" Instead, he proposes, in a message that has resonated across several generations of his Japanese peers, they should strive "to create architecture that breathes.
|
|
The World Health Organization reported last month that 90 percent of the world's population breathes polluted air, which kills 7 million people per year.
|
|
In Call Me by Your Name in particular, director Luca Guadagnino breathes life into the bones of its source novel, written by André Aciman.
|
|
Bocce breathes in the oldest memories of Sammy and this clan of 40-plus men, most in their eighth decade, many of them veterans.
|
|
But the environment inside its fish host is largely devoid of oxygen, so for the parasite to survive, it "breathes" without oxygen at all.
|
|
He no sooner breathes our air than he forms schemes and embarks on designs he never would have thought of in his own country.
|
|
But the prospect breathes new energy into his effort, some donors say, giving more certainty that it will have the resources to move forward.
|
|
The students have become the teachers, and as long as Karl Simon lives and breathes, the spirit of true doom with stalk the earth.
|
|
If someone who is not immune to the virus breathes the air or touches an infected surface, they can become infected, according to the CDC.
|
|
Then, while he still breathes, a meat hook is inserted into his abdomen, and he is disemboweled, as The Butcher smiles at Matt and Shelby.
|
|
"Resist the siren call of short-term opportunity," breathes the U.K. actor Joanna Lumley in the company's "Multi-asset investing – Sin 1: Lust" ad execution.
|
|
Here's how the two devices work in tandem: a user breathes into the breath device for five minutes while either walking or performing another activity.
|
|
Good Time starts and ends with Nick, but the film belongs to Connie, and to Pattinson, who lives and breathes the young man's poisonous desperation.
|
|
This powerful brush plugin for Photoshop and AfterShot 3 breathes new life into your masterpieces with fluid, artistic strokes that are a breeze to use.
|
|
The presence of streaming platforms as serious buyers at the festival breathes new life into the realm of post-festival possibilities for a Sundance film.
|
|
Bayless -- who basically eats, sleeps and breathes Cowboys -- says Romo himself who has talked about how the relationship with the singer was bad for him.
|
|
In reorienting us in the same way, Compass breathes life into the ashes of history, forcing its readers to see anew the world around them.
|
|
Given that culture breathes life into our neighborhoods, making them memorable, there should be a process to assess that value before we tear it apart.
|
|
Because even with a few wobbles, Gillespie has choreographed a winning account that breathes life into Harding's tale after 20-some-odd years on ice.
|
|
What we want is what lives and breathes in that building and what every musician from Duke Ellington to Soundgarden has left on that stage.
|
|
"Our location in the heart of the UK capital is the oxygen that breathes life and dynamism into our people and ideas," the website states.
|
|
He fries no nuggets and rakes no yards; no shorn hairs fall on the toe of his shoe while someone breathes into the mirror, Beautiful.
|
|
But untangling the situation doesn't lend itself to point-blank answers, because ports are also the channels through which socioeconomic life in the region breathes.
|
|
"Bringing artists into this house to create new works also breathes new life into this house, and is an opportunity to further the Castle legacy."
|
|
That philosophy is understood in "Tall" to be quintessentially American, partaking of the same democratic spirit that breathes in the writings of Emerson and Whitman.
|
|
Outwardly austere, seething with inner drama, this is the only modern Passion that breathes the same air as Bach's, and its neglect defies comprehension. ♦
|
|
But he did say that he "lives and breathes InfoWars," and that Koplenko's song resonated with him because political correctness has gotten out of hand.
|
|
Vincent van Gogh's timeless style breathes life anew in the trailer for an upcoming film about the painter's life composed entirely from actual oil paintings.
|
|
It's beautiful, really, that this wizarding world lives and breathes on in such a vital way, allowing us to explore existing pockets and new avenues.
|
|
"Reminds us of the plain textual meaning of the Constitution and then breathes life and vital purpose into it, explaining the weaknesses of misguided judicial glosses."
|
|
The decree, by Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo, was issued as part of the Paris Respire (Paris Breathes) campaign, where various streets across the capital are pedestrianized.
|
|
This enjoyable book breathes life into characters better remembered for their namesakes than themselves: Tasman (Tasmania), Louis Antoine de Bougainville (bougainvillea) and Carl Linnaeus (Linnaean classification).
|
|
"It wasn't because he was jealous of me in any way, but it was that he was upset because he lives and breathes wrestling," Paige explains.
|
|
" She adds, "It wasn't because he was jealous of me in any way, but it was that he was upset because he lives and breathes wrestling.
|
|
Josiane in Beirut is the CEO, and sisters in London and Lausanne help with the marketing—but it is Neila who lives and breathes the winery.
|
|
But in a pretrial deposition, Mr. Rodriguez, who now breathes with the aid of an oxygen tank, testified he often left work covered in white dust.
|
|
Human life, he reasons, is equally valuable, no matter where its bearer breathes and toils, and the United States should therefore set the NCV at zero.
|
|
His work for Latinx communities facing an onslaught of racial profiling and deportations is inspiring because he lives and breathes the fight for justice as well.
|
|
The interracial cuckolding genre breathes life into the truism that some kind of sexual attraction, openly acknowledged or not, is often a component of racial contempt.
|
|
"When hope dies, that is what hurts the most/The clarity that comes when you see what you have lost," she breathes over simple piano chords.
|
|
With a combination of nostalgia, finesse and funk, she breathes new life into ingredients like cured fish, pickled cherries, wild mushrooms, farmer's cheese and pumpernickel bread.
|
|
Exhaustion competes with elation, celebration with melancholy, and all around it the city of Miami lives and breathes, occasionally infiltrating the fair and transforming its visitors.
|
|
"When I sat in this car you put your hand on the control interface and it just breathes, it seems alive, it&aposs organic," Cameron added.
|
|
Dr. Jack, for example, breathes in roughly eight liters of air per minute when he is resting; when he cycles that volume soars to 70 liters.
|
|
"If, God forbid, the lion breathes his last and the hyenas eat him, I think that it (the stake) should remain in one piece," Alekperov said.
|
|
Writer Steve Orlando and artist Fernando Blanco have struck a winning balance between soulful tenderness and prickly wit to create a relationship that aches and breathes.
|
|
"Well, you almost had me fooled — told me that I was nothing with you," Kesha breathes, backed by piano chords as simple as they are steady.
|
|
"It's never too late to pursue your dreams [and] how music breathes life into all of us and how music can bring different generations together," he said.
|
|
With stunning visuals (most of which were not CGI) and captivating choreography, Jonze breathes life into a product that got mixed reviews after its release in February.
|
|
Death and the Maiden, the title of artist Emilia Olsen's inaugural show of paintings on view at Doppelgänger Studio in Ridgewood, breathes new life into this story.
|
|
It breathes life into the oft-impenetrable world of the internet, social networks, programming, online commerce and video gaming—activities often dismissed today as absurd and dehumanising.
|
|
I watch as my friend Jen pulls her phone from her bag and breathes a sigh of relief as her pointer finger pulls up the Uber app.
|
|
Every time Michelle drags her husband, the affection that breathes through her words serves to make the Obama marriage feel even more authentic and even more admirable.
|
|
But I like that it breathes a bit of color into my Vitamin D-deprived complexion and that nobody asked for the number of my spray-tanner.
|
|
The long-haired Kolton embodies the occasional flamboyance of his headphones perfectly, but more than that, he exudes the passion of someone who lives and breathes headphones.
|
|
And you have a House Ways and Means Chairman who lives, eats and breathes this stuff and will genuinely do whatever it takes to get it done.
|
|
Surprisingly, he's entirely self-taught, with a meticulous drawing technique that breathes life into otherworldly figures and forms, all bridging the gap between the tangible and ethereal.
|
|
In that sense, her demise mirrors the arc of Cersei's entire life before this point — she's the smartest one in the room, but the patriarchy breathes fire.
|
|
Anyone who lives and breathes and has an opinion about whether or not first graders should get shot at school is qualified to speak on this issue.
|
|
"Healthy, robust, contracting, healthy, robust and contracting like a lung that breathes in and then out," said Mr. Simchowitz, describing the current state of the art market.
|
|
Rather than carrying liquid oxygen tanks, the missile "breathes" in outside air that passes through it at supersonic speed, its oxygen combining with the missile's hydrogen fuel.
|
|
I hate to say that, because I would never want to NOT watch Nate's heavage subtly dance up and down his sheets while he breathes in bed.
|
|
And breathes there the subway rider who isn't exasperated with the persistent city-state deadlock over how to pay for emergency repairs that everyone agrees are essential?
|
|
Hands behind his head, he breathes out, pulls belly button in and brings his right elbow to the outside of his left knee so he crosses over.
|
|
Confirmation of the massive black hole at the heart of the Messier 87 galaxy breathes new fire into humankind's curiosity about this roiling place where we live.
|
|
The Bio-Zero foam breathes well and provides medium firmness support – my head doesn't sink too much but it also isn't like I'm sleeping on a rock.
|
|
The kid wakes up in the middle of the night, breathes a sigh of relief, and immediately starts reading about the Revolutionary War on his Apple IIc.
|
|
The history of the city lives and breathes in the walls, floorboards and fireplaces of old buildings, some with well-known histories and others with hidden secrets.
|
|
It breathes the same sunny-winter air that Vernon exhaled on much of Bon Iver's 22, A Million, a world apart from Sleep Well Beast's indoor humidity.
|
|
"It breathes a little life into women's basketball, knowing that it's not the same old, same old, same old UConn," said Dawn Staley, the South Carolina coach.
|
|
In the iconic kitchen scene in which velociraptors are hunting two children, one of the creatures breathes on the cold surface of the kitchen window, causing condensation.
|
|
Colors are flattering, designs are versatile, and the material breathes well enough to feel like it's not there during the 2-minute plank when you wish it wasn't.
|
|
Related: The Yellowstone Supervolcano Breathes in a Gorgeous Timelapse Video Yosemite Valley's Breathtaking Views Fill a Yale Art Gallery A 4K Timelapse Show the Harmony of the Universe
|
|
When it does work, it breathes new life into aging ideas while often letting audiences look at the things they love through a different, sometimes more critical, lens.
|
|
Verax breathes life into off-camera events by means of illustrated storytelling, but comics' potential to inform the public with well researched journalism goes beyond the narrative realm.
|
|
The inspiring young boy, who had a bone marrow transplant, has chronic lung disease, an immune deficiency and is fed through a tube and breathes via a ventilator.
|
|
The WAIR Active range features a hidden light-weight, battery-operated air filtration box that, when worn over the nose and mouth, purifies the air its wearer breathes.
|
|
The film breathes life into an opaque intimacy (which is otherwise predominantly seen in photographs of their activism): Sylvia proves to be a total flake, forgetting Marsha's birthday.
|
|
He latches onto already discredited charges against the target of his wrath, and then breathes new life into the flimsy charges using the power of the bully pulpit.
|
|
Amma's already caught onto the fact that women can use their perceived innocence as a tool to manipulate and tease men, and Adora lives and breathes this truth.
|
|
Regardless of whether a person breathes-in or swallows lead particles, the chemical gets stored in the body's bones, blood, and tissues — potentially causing kidney and brain damage.
|
|
It's something that is alive; it lives, it breathes, it's an entity that has its own life once it gets established, and you just have to direct it.
|
|
AND SHE'S DONE IT AND SHE LIVES IT AND BREATHES IT AND I WATCH HER EVERY SINGLE DAY TRY TO, YOU KNOW, CREATE SOMETHING EVEN BETTER, YOU KNOW?
|
|
She breathes life into the leading characters in her personal history, and tells her mesmerizing tale with an honesty that is at once unsparing and full of love.
|
|
Health officials have warned that the virus seems to spread easily, traveling through the air in tiny droplets produced when a sick person breathes, talks, coughs or sneezes.
|
|
Forest was 19, a college football player back home for just a day before he died, and his absence is the air that Aisha (Alana Raquel Bowers) breathes.
|
|
After a battle with throat cancer, Daniel Cayer wears a tracheostomy tube, breathes through a hole in his neck and speaks through a device pressed to his cheek.
|
|
The free-flowing pair sometimes seems to move as one 10-string instrument, especially on "Unquity Road," which breathes with the hushed serenity of a Missouri summer night.
|
|
The Centers for Disease Control has warned that the novel coronavirus spreads through the air in tiny droplets produced when a sick person breathes, talks, coughs or sneezes.
|
|
When someone without immunity breathes the contaminated air or touches an infected surface, they can contract the virus, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
|
|
The G.O.P.'s greatest recurring hit — linking Representative Nancy Pelosi, the House Democratic leader and one-time speaker, to every Democrat who breathes — is once again getting airtime.
|
|
By offering a micro-level view of the way the justice system lives and breathes, it can examine the larger narrative questions it raised throughout its first two seasons.
|
|
With an expert hand, Marin Sardy breathes life and urgency into her simultaneously intimate and expansive telling of how the echoes of mental illness have reverberated through a family.
|
|
Jamie realizes that he's rather wet in the nether regions, and breathes a sigh of relief (seconded!) when he discovers it is due to spilled ale, and not incontinence.
|
|
The Potato-Sack Syndrome When a busty woman tries on a dress, she often breathes a sigh of relief when it zips easily over her waist and her back.
|
|
Their descriptions may paint vivid pictures, but it's your imagination — and its endless capacity to envision horrors far more terrifying than any filmmaker — that breathes life into the horror.
|
|
But don't let that close you off to new beginnings: Today's New Moon in fellow Earth sign Capricorn breathes new life into your creative work and your romantic pursuits.
|
|
The gentle movement of the 2,000 suspended stars breathes life into the sculpture, making it seem as corporeal as the characters being brought to life in the RSC today.
|
|
If not, we give it until half-time of next week's match against West Brom before he breathes a heavy sigh, and crumbles away to dust on the spot.
|
|
Susan tells PEOPLE she's hopeful last week's development breathes new life into her daughter's death investigation – and that closure finally comes for her family after 15 years of heartache.
|
|
However, a pregnant mother can expose a baby to lead if she breathes in dust while doing prep work like scraping and sanding before painting, according to Dr. Landrigan.
|
|
Youth in San Diego: Skateboards, Beach Hangs and Chicano Culture "The city breathes skateboarding," said Bruna Stalliviere, whom John Francis Peters met while photographing young San Diegans this summer.
|
|
Unable to keep up with the demands of his rapidly gentrifying neighborhood, Arthur hires Franco (Jermaine Fowler), a young, proactive artist who breathes new life into the dated establishment.
|
|
Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky's fluent translation of a revised edition of this first book in the series breathes new life into the memories of the war's female combatants.
|
|
It breathes new life into the material, introducing it to a fresh audience while giving us old hats the chance to view our treasured story from a different perspective.
|
|
As a Jesuit, a Roman Catholic priest — as somebody who lives and breathes the church — I should have understood already how broken the institution of the church can be.
|
|
Here are five things you need to know about the scorching star: As captain and co-owner of Argentina's Black Watch team, he lives and breathes the sport of kings.
|
|
READ: Most of the world breathes polluted air "There's evidence that people living in higher pollution areas have smaller babies and those children grow up with smaller lungs," Barrett says.
|
|
Because not everyone eats, sleeps, and breathes the tech industry quite like those in the Bay Area, these jokes have to walk a fine line between believable and truly bizarre.
|
|
Liv lives and breathes boxing: When they aren't sparring or working out at the famed Gleason's Gym, they work as a professional trainer at three different gyms in the city.
|
|
In "Dozing Consciousness" (2600), a close crop of the artist's face shows it buried in thin quartz rods that shift gently over her eyes, nose, and mouth when she breathes.
|
|
It breathes the emotive qualities of life, all of its intricacies, and allows the space for us to come to our own understanding in much the same way Vernon has.
|
|
In humanity's battle against man-made climate change, the Earth itself provides one of the most important weapons, a natural system that breathes in Earth-warming CO2 and exhales oxygen.
|
|
If shoes make it more or less difficult to run, Dr. Mercer said, the amount of oxygen that a runner wearing those shoes breathes in should commensurately rise or fall.
|
|
Dr. Cooley also came up with a way to reduce the amount of transfused blood used in the heart-lung machine that "breathes" for the patient during open-heart operations.
|
|
A late sequence involving an encounter with Melanie and a high school drinking party is the one part of the film that breathes with a sense of freedom and spontaneity.
|
|
He simply breathes serenity into expansive spaces, giving his songs a healing quality – which makes it no surprise that Yamaneko was commissioned last year to write music for a spa.
|
|
The sky is blue, the grass is green, and Frank Ocean is notoriously private, to the point where if he even breathes publicly, it's international news within about three minutes.
|
|
This top from SmartWool (available in men's and women's sizes) breathes well and also doubles as sun protection (for clear days) and layers easily under your windbreaker (for breezy days).
|
|
It costs about the same as an all-foam AmazonBasics bargain-bin junker, but it has a full bed of individually wrapped springs topped with cool foam that breathes well.
|
|
"Think big," one racecourse employee breathes into my ear, referring not to life in general but to dog No. 6, a muzzled male he reckons has a chance to win.
|
|
But Someone Please Have Sex with Me breathes new life into these coming-of-age stories, updating the genre for a new generation of image-inundated, screen-savvy young women.
|
|
When he is a kid, Jack's mom creates an origami menagerie for him, and when Jack's mom breathes into the origami, the menagerie comes to life, jumping and playing with him.
|
|
As a person who lives and breathes internet video, I'm pretty excited to be going back to the big picture form factor and invading all y'all's living rooms on the regular.
|
|
The similarly buzzy Wonder Woman, for instance, scored only a 92 on Rotten Tomatoes and a 76 on Metacritic — good numbers, but not the sort of rarified air Black Panther breathes.
|
|
Related: An Incredible 12K Timelapse Lets You Experience LA Sans Traffic Forget 4K, Lose Yourself in a Stunning 10K Timelapse of Brazil The Yellowstone Supervolcano Breathes in a Gorgeous Timelapse Video
|
|
The team rushes in, drags the trapped elephant away and immediately begins CPR, one team member jumping on the elephant's chest while another breathes into its trunk, but it's too late.
|
|
Backed by a considerably-sized band, Oldham reimagines a number of Haggard's most classic tracks, and the result is a rich album which breathes life back into its dearly departed inspiration.
|
|
The series breathes in and out around a distinct '80s vibe — fashion crimes and all — but it's the questions lurking in the dark shadows that promise to keep you coming back.
|
|
Photo courtesy of Paramount Pictures The film breathes new life into the already widespread conspiracy theories that have fueled the right's Benghazi obsession and turned everyone else off the subject entirely.
|
|
For him, the most exciting part about unveiling the festival is seeing the "artwork set against the background of our skyline" in a way that breathes new life into the area.
|
|
Related: These Delicious-Looking Popsicles Are Full of Trash The Planet "Breathes" Like We Do in This Stunning Map Giant Hands Emerge From a Venice Canal to Raise Climate Change Awareness
|
|
Set in a white shoe box covered with scribbles in the style of Cy Twombly — the scenic design is by Andrew Lieberman — it breathes instead of hyperventilates, until its brutal conclusion.
|
|
Sleep apnea can be effectively treated with a nighttime device called CPAP, for continuous positive airway pressure, a machine that provides constant positive pressure when the sleeper breathes in and out.
|
|
She never breathes a word of anger or resentment to her children, and they have never reproached their father or me for the immeasurable disruption we have caused to their lives.
|
|
Hadid also said she tried stem cell therapy, along with other holistic treatments, such as hyberbaric oxygen therapy, where a person breathes in pure oxygen in a pressured room or tube.
|
|
With gestural precision and a modulated delivery that breathes life into each word, Redgrave dominates the movie even in her character's absence by filling it with a complicated sense of loss.
|
|
The result is one of the best Fire Emblem games to date, and it's an experience that breathes new life into the series without getting away from what makes it so great.
|
|
Bizzy is not a participant in many things: She is a good girl but a bad traveler, and she's anxious and breathes too wheezily to be a regular at any dog runs.
|
|
Unfortunately, even with a professional and a few deep breathes, waxing is not a fully pain-free experience (wouldn't that be nice?), so you have to understand and appreciate your tolerance levels.
|
|
Related: The 'Most Impressive' Dinosaur Fossil Just Got 3D Scanned The Planet "Breathes" Like We Do in This Stunning Map Science Says Making Art Relieves Stress, Even If You Suck at It
|
|
The mood breathes from ambient sound and spoken word to a handful of more straightforward pop anthems that wouldn't sound out of place at the tail end of an early Björk record.
|
|
Some pro-impeachment Democrats feel certain that if Mueller breathes life into his report through his testimony, public support for impeachment will grow and more House Democrats will back opening an inquiry.
|
|
He is entirely likable, and even if the raison d'être for his memoir isn't immediately clear, the corner of British history that he lives, breathes and embodies is illuminated by his efforts.
|
|
The ceramic fins on the side of the tower will be illuminated by rhythmic lighting to give the impression that the building "breathes" with the cadence of the city, according to UNStudio.
|
|
In the months that followed, he developed serious health problems — despite having never been a smoker, he now breathes with the deep wheeze of someone with a two-pack-a-day habit.
|
|
Harriet Tubman's life and legacy complicates this description, and the film about her breathes new life to Baldwin's words by showing a black woman uttering the nation's founding creed as an ultimatum.
|
|
Instead of being the boss who continually breathes down their employees' necks, be the boss who provides your staff with the tools to succeed and adapts as the individual's skill base develops.
|
|
When someone who's breast-feeding eats or breathes in an infectious agent, their body makes antibodies to fight them, which then get passed along to the baby through breast milk, Dr. Levine says.
|
|
Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Then, on the inside, Vive has equipped the Pro with new foam around the facemask, and that's not only more comfortable and better balanced, it also breathes better too.
|
|
The 30-foot-long inflatable breathes face down in the gallery, a scene that evokes Eric Garner, the Staten Island man who fought to breathe while a police officer choked him to death.
|
|
Murray can squeeze ink out of a nib like juice from a lemon, dilating the paper with quick jabs of carbon and water, the building blocks of life, until it bulges and breathes.
|
|
But as the world breathes a sigh of relief, one thing is crystal clear: the cost of future American operations in the disputed waters of the South China Sea has just risen dramatically.
|
|
Related: The Yellowstone Supervolcano Breathes in a Gorgeous Timelapse Video Light Pollution Is No Match for the Milky Way in These Stunning Timelapses Africa's Light Pollution-Free Natural Wonders Are Gorgeous in 4K
|
|
The elfin mountain toad in its mossy natural habitat (Image: Nikolay A. Poyarkov Jr.)Far up in the Langbian Plateau in southern Vietnam, a dense, dark forest gently breathes with a passing breeze.
|
|
" But instead of giving Meadows the hint of Michelle or Barack — you know, arguably one of the most famous couples in the world — Evan clears his throat, breathes deeply, and says, "Bin Laden.
|
|
You can see her stomach ripple as she breathes deeply, taking the extension, which surely must be painful; what appears in the open gap of the speculum is an uncertain space, a void.
|
|
Restricted Happy Face, as we'll call her, clearly understands Christian's limitations when it comes to communication, as she says the words "heavy sigh" rather than breathes a heavy sigh to indicate her frustration.
|
|
In the cases of Half-Life 2, Fallout and Cities: Skylines, it breathes new life into the games, enthusiasm kept going by players tweaking the worlds to suit their often chaotically entertaining vision.
|
|
In conjunction with design director Linjie Wang, and Ohio-based urban design studio, Topos, Liu creates a merger of architecture and new media art that breathes a whole new life into the station.
|
|
Where Making a Murderer lives and breathes is on the internet — in forums like Reddit's, which allows for in-depth examinations of the smallest facets of the show and infinite space for discussion.
|
|
"We stained the leaf surface with violet dye so that it brought out microscopic features," he said, including stomata, the little openings through which a leaf sucks up CO2 and breathes out oxygen.
|
|
Breathes there a man with a soul so dead that he doesn't want a loyal dog or faithful feline trotting beside him when he mounts that lonely staircase to the venerable Master Bedroom?
|
|
Jane Ormsby Gore is a Virginia Woolf kind of person, as much as a Bruce Chatwin woman: She breathes the air she happens to make, and her commitment to nature is spirited and unpretentious.
|
|
It is comfortable, stylish, breathes well at higher temperatures, and is pretty much tailor-made for bike commuting in San Francisco, which happens to be where Levi Strauss & Co. was founded back in 1853.
|
|
The diagonal orientation of the partial rectangles (or eccentric shapes) – with their edges cropped by the painting's physical edges – breathes instability and incompleteness into the composition, almost making the work seem like a fragment.
|
|
No, not just because he breathes and requires water to survive, but because he's also not over that flubbed kiss in The Little Mermaid and what it says about all of our missed opportunities.
|
|
The 2.8-liter diesel engine now breathes through a high rise snorkel, and the truck gets added protection from AEV-designed front and rear off-road bumpers and skid plates covering the full underbody.
|
|
" (PEOPLE was unable to reach Yeroushalmi at time of publication.) She concluded the message, "Don't get it twisted … I may have found some Buddha in me but the Mike Tyson in me still breathes.
|
|
The last few seconds of the display show the final scene of season 7, projecting the moment when an undead dragon breaks the Wall as he breathes fire, literally setting the fountain on fire.
|
|
During arts and crafts time, Bonnie breathes life into a spork, a pair of leftover googly eyes, popsicle sticks, and a red pipe cleaner to create a new best friend named Forky (Tony Hale).
|
|
Joel McHale breathes some life into events as Tad O'Malley, a kind of political-conspiracy blowhard on TV who convinces (not too convincingly, by the way) Mulder to come out from self-imposed exile.
|
|
After Trumpcare breathes what are hopefully its last gasps, and new health care flashpoints emerge, Democrats should consider the preferences Republicans revealed throughout this process and reformulate their own health care thinking and messaging.
|
|
Knowing that deep breathing has been shown to be misguided during a panic attack, researchers at Stanford and Southern Methodist universities developed the CART (capnometry-assisted respiratory training) method, which utilizes shallow, consistent breathes.
|
|
The way she breathes and blinks in the episode's opening close-up is enough to contain the torrent of emotions — terror, hope, confusion, exhaustion, desperation — she must feel when she realizes she is alone.
|
|
When faced with a candidate like Donald Trump — who lies as instinctively as he breathes — it's natural to be confused about how, exactly, to handle the constant stream of misinformation emanating from his campaign.
|
|
Ryan's retirement breathes new life into the contested Democratic primary, where ironworker Randy Bryce is seen as the favorite thanks to impressive fundraising hauls and solid name recognition with the party's progressive grass roots.
|
|
"Nilou lives and breathes the Food & Wine lifestyle," Norman Pearlstine, Time's chief content officer, said in announcing the appointment, citing how connected she is with chefs, restaurateurs and leaders in the culinary and travel fields.
|
|
Cyrus also shared a hilarious shot from her Hannah Montana days, writing, "Me when anyone breathes audibly and disrupts my Real Housewives of Beverly Hills binge," over a photo of an angry-looking Miley Stewart.
|
|
Baracoon breathes life into those memories — of the horrors of abduction, of Middle Passage, of slavery, of the Jim Crow South — and makes them so real and so present that they would trouble anyone's sleep.
|
|
Our data suggests it's a person who is likely to be obese, who breathes polluted air and lives in the state where the controversy over "religious freedom" laws exploded into a national debate in 2015.
|
|
"I instinctively saved Frankie's life with a few simple breathes of my own and was able to buy him enough time before our neighbor, which is a nurse, could help in reviving him," Spincken wrote.
|
|
I met Dag Reckhorn, Faraday Future's vice president for global manufacturing, at a bar inside Container Park, an open-air shopping area with a sprawling treehouse and a giant, mechanical praying mantis that breathes fire.
|
|
I like the Casper Airy Linen Sheet Set because it's made of durable Belgian flax linen, breathes to keep me cool at night, and the fitted sheet stays in place no matter the mattress depth.
|
|
According to the US Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the "optimal range" of oxygen needed in the air a person breathes in order to maintain normal function is between 19.5% and 23.5%.
|
|
The Poli House, a sleek Karim Rashid-designed property rising above one of urban Tel Aviv's most trafficked intersections, breathes new life into a Bauhaus landmark that until its recent renovation had seen better days.
|
|
Judge Royce Lamberth's order authorizing right-leaning group Judicial Watch to question Clinton and others effectively breathes new life into the years-long pursuit of Clinton's emails about State Department business on a private server.
|
|
The skyscraper's twisting facade will include ceramic fins illuminated by pulsating lighting to give the impression that the building "breathes" with the cadence of the city, according to the architecture firm behind the building, UNStudio.
|
|
But Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip phone, announced Tuesday at a press event in San Francisco, could be the device that breathes new life into the buzzy concept that borrows heavily from designs of the past.
|
|
Its passionate, determined women are a perfect balance of humility and ambition, willingness to learn and self-confidence, and embody the main qualities of a region that breathes and lives at the rhythm of wine.
|
|
They're been designed from a woven merino wool fabric by the outdoor clothing company, which "warms, wicks, stretches, breathes, won't wrinkle and resists odour," Jody Symons, who started Hardvark on Kickstarter last year, told Mashable.
|
|
"The Subway Stops at Bryant Park" (Leapfrog Press) by N. West Moss is a charming anthology that celebrates an oasis for all seasons and breathes life into quotidian characters who might otherwise have gone unnoticed.
|
|
On television and in movies, panic attacks look like one thing only: The character who's having a panic attack clutches at his chest, gasps for air, and then breathes into a paper bag to calm himself.
|
|
As for the environment, well, she lives on the same planet as 7 billion other beings but breathes rarified air and is sheltered from the effects of climate change as they are felt by the poor.
|
|
A dream memory also breathes life into Erin Diebboll's "Amir's House" (2017), a large architectural drawing, part floor-plan, part elevation, of the home where the artist's father-in-law spent his childhood in Tel Aviv.
|
|
Nestled high in the tulip poplars (those are trees, man) of Washington, D.C's National Arboretum, two minuscule newborn eagles sucked in their first breathes of life today, as the entire world watched live on the internet.
|
|
But I've spent most of my adult life away from home, and every time I go back, I can't help but notice how he's visibly aged; how he moves a little slower, breathes a little heavier.
|
|
"Returning to negotiations is good news for the business community and breathes some much needed certainty into a slowly deteriorating relationship," said Jacob Parker, a vice-president of China operations at the U.S.-China Business Council.
|
|
The Liverpudlian trio's new album, The Unlawful Assembly, breathes new fire into black metal's small but sturdy leftist tradition, crafting potent, violin-laced atmospheric black metal songs that double as battle hymns for the class war.
|
|
Not only does the letter detail how Ralph Angel, alone, is to inherent the land — thus giving him power to confront the ways in which Charley has underestimated him — the letter breathes life into Ralph Angel.
|
|
"I've had the opportunity to lead Ignite by my values with a team that lives and breathes them, so I'm not sure I'd want to work in another accelerator, certainly not in the U.K.," says Smith.
|
|
Like all great actors, Mr. Washington commits to the performance, but every so often he also breathes fire, imbuing a scene with such shocking ferocity and bone-deep moral certitude that everything else falls blissfully away.
|
|
Now she's a young woman with light hair and white skin, who breathes in hard through her nose, perhaps snorting back a little coke drip, given her frizzed-out energy: she can't sit or stand still.
|
|
She believes in the ga haramata , that wind which blows here hot, here cold, depending, and which everybody breathes in—you cannot help but breathe it in—though only some will breathe out in bloody chaos.
|
|
That night, Cyrus also shared a hilarious shot from her Hannah Montana days, writing, "Me when anyone breathes audibly and disrupts my Real Housewives of Beverly Hills binge," over a photo of an angry-looking Miley Stewart.
|
|
As Moten points out, he has had to know more about her than she has ever had to know about him, or any other black artist for that matter: I breathe some air that Marjorie Perloff breathes.
|
|
There's Catherine "Cat" Moreau, who was a puma transformed through a series of experiments into a human; Beatrice Rappaccini, a woman who breathes poison; and Justine Frankenstein, a woman reanimated as a lover for Frankenstein's original monster.
|
|
The movie breathes some life back into the concept with beautiful settings, a few lively performances, and some tongue-in-cheek cheer, but it's still a creaky adjunct to a brief cultural moment that passed in 2010.
|
|
"The Tenth Man," a modest charmer from Argentina, breathes considerable life into the rather trite scenario of a man discovering his religious roots, in part because it seems genuinely curious about the community in which it's set.
|
|
It breathes new life into Dyche's "Ginger Mourinho" nickname – remember that Chelsea were trounced by Spurs on Boxing Day 22016, then embarked on a run of narrow victories and draws that secured them the Premier League title.
|
|
With its sagging, waterlogged analog synths lines and hushed spoken word, this one's pretty unified in sound and spirit, shot through with the wistful discontent that breathes life into so much of the world's best synth instrumentals.
|
|
Beginning with the friendship between Johnson, the moralist, and Boswell, his promiscuous future biographer — a connection that was initially forged outside the Club — Damrosch breathes life into "The Friends Who Shaped an Age" (in his subtitle's phrase).
|
|
But the speculation says something about the political moment — that during a presidency that lives and breathes in the media space, a major media executive is just as viable a White House challenger as any sitting senator.
|
|
Unlike most people who bike to work, the 423-year-old assistant professor of environmental health wears sensors that monitor how much air he breathes in during the trip, along with air pollution levels along his route.
|
|
Gloria both breathes a sigh of relief after her son — revealed to be seriously ill midway through season five — has a successful surgery, and accepts that it will probably be years before she ever sees him again.
|
|
Designed to provide an optimal reading experience, this speed reading browser extension breathes new life into passages of text by infusing eye-guiding color gradients in each line to assist you in breezing through them quickly and easily.
|
|
Such a management model contrasts with that of LVMH boss Bernard Arnault, who constantly breathes down his executives' neck, monitors progress and is known for surprise shop visits to see for himself what is going on, sources add.
|
|
That he is the one who thinks and feels and breathes and pines and chases and dumps... Mel Gibson was a pretty crazy boyfriend: There's a lot of violent, terrifying stuff that he said to his former partner.
|
|
The court declined to take up the case of Alabama inmate Christopher Lee Price, who had requested that he be executed by nitrogen hypoxia, in which an individual breathes pure nitrogen until they suffocate, rather than lethal injection.
|
|
In the case of local air-quality benefits, cleaner air benefits everyone in the region who breathes (egalitarian), while disproportionately helping the poor, who are more likely to live in close proximity to fossil fuel power plants (progressive).
|
|
It's a show that flirts with female and Mexican stereotypes and tosses them upside down, that breathes political expression in a whisper, and draws the viewer into a growing discontent among women artists living in a violent world.
|
|
When Granny breathes her last, it won't really matter whether you got in the final word on the value of trade, or the beauty of diversity, or that the cast of "Hamilton" really were being rude to a guest.
|
|
Mechanical gasping and whirring sounds punctuate the film (the child breathes through the machine they hook him up to each night), so much so that by the end, I actually stopped noticing that normal breathing doesn't sound this way.
|
|
"A Tale of Love and Darkness," a conscientious adaptation of a difficult book, breathes a little more freely when it leaves the claustrophobia of the Klausner household and allows young Amos to confront the world outside his parents' shadow.
|
|
Of all of the scenes of television that stick in my mind from 2016, the swelling orchestrations as the group breathes together in the cafeteria is the most adhesive; Marling and Batmanglij certainly made something sticky, if ethically muddy.
|
|
Warren has not won any of the early states, and the letter breathes new life into an issue that nearly halted her campaign before it even began and created a liability that Warren has worked for months to overcome.
|
|
It takes a step back, breathes, and allows us to appreciate the reality of the artist in her most candid moments, in her own words, which is way more interesting than what we'd find in yet another standard biopic anyway.
|
|
"Calm, in control," Wessels saunters out into the maelstrom to coolly cut the grass, a living monument to the bourgeois masculinity presiding over the end of the world, stoically managing his property as the very air he breathes rages against him.
|
|
When the DCI suggests that this, then, could be another attack from the same killer, John breathes quick a sigh of relief before he is asked to return to the woman he has murdered and do exhibits at the postmortem.
|
|
Clinton's sidelining is an especially humbling pill to swallow for someone who is not only widely acknowledged -- by Democrats and Republicans -- as the brightest political talent of his generation but also someone who lives and breathes politics like few others.
|
|
Richard M. Nixon, not otherwise a candidate for sainthood, changed the way the nation lives, breathes and does business, establishing the Environmental Protection Agency and enacting the Clean Air Act and the Endangered Species Act, among other major environmental initiatives.
|
|
"My plea would be that the FCA is allowed a period of stability once it's achieved that task and breathes out a loud sigh of relief before suggestions are made that major changes in regulatory structure should follow," Randell said.
|
|
"Hemp milk is made from hemp seeds, and just one hectare of hemp offsets a year's carbon from two cars as it breathes in four times more Co2 than trees; hemp really is good news for the planet," she explained.
|
|
But with the possibility that the virus could be spread via surfaces touched by many people, some firms have suspended use of the devices - often small frames on which a worker breathes and receives a pass or fail in seconds.
|
|
He lives and breathes Facebook and there is no better person to represent the company in a watershed moment where everyone from lawmakers to users are questioning the value of what's become one of the most powerful companies in the world
|
|
" Ms. Suárez said that "you even begin to imagine how a character breathes," adding, "It's actually quite exhausting, because you arrive at your home after a day of shooting, and you are empty, you've given everything, and he wants more.
|
|
In a confident production directed and choreographed by Keith Andrews, an excellent cast breathes life into fully drawn characters (the book is by Sam Goldstein and Craig Clyde), while Mr. Russell's music varies nicely from wailing guitar to gentle lullaby.
|
|
Eric Goldschmidt, a gaffer at the Corning Museum of Glass demonstrates the initial torching of the glass and gently breathes life into the glass tube while it rests inside an ornament mold from Lauscha, one of the oldest glassworks in the world.
|
|
"While today's report breathes some life into the outlook for the troubled manufacturing sector as well as prospects for business spending, we are not out of the woods yet," said Tim Quinlan, an economist at Wells Fargo Securities in Charlotte, North Carolina.
|
|
The venue ticked every box for a successful Open — a challenging links course loved by the players, a local population that lives and breathes golf, good organization and just enough infrastructure to cope with the biggest crowds seen outside of St Andrews.
|
|
"She's not an ingenue," he says, describing the reenvisioned character, whose journey into the limelight breathes joy and heartbreak into the movie's rock soul, thanks to a soundtrack of original songs Cooper crafted with Germanotta, Mark Ronson, Jason Isbell, and Lukas Nelson.
|
|
Eravino Wine Aerating Carafe Decanter with Lid Put away the boxed wine and make your wine experience a bit fancier with this classic artisan style aerating carafe decanter that breathes fresh air into your bottle to enhance its purity and enrich its flavors.
|
|
Such is the battle in "The Good Earth," a wonderfully acted new play by the Welsh company Motherlode, whose gorgeous, often solemn a cappella soundscape — sometimes floating beneath spoken dialogue, sometimes sung between scenes — breathes the villagers' very heritage into the air.
|
|
Mr. Foval appeared to claim that his group had trained a 68-year-old woman who breathes with the help of an oxygen tank and was knocked to the ground during a confrontation at a Trump rally in North Carolina last month.
|
|
No relationship better exemplifies the way Mr. Trump lives and breathes the political-media environment than the one between him and the hosts of "Morning Joe," Mr. Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski, both of whom agreed to talk with me about it on Friday.
|
|
"We're just art geeks and we want to talk to other people about it," Mr. Tovey said over a cup of strongly-brewed tea in the West Village apartment he's staying in, as his French bulldog Rocky breathes heavily in his lap.
|
|
Hutchin Hill is shutting down just as the hedge fund industry breathes a cautious sigh of relief as many managers are performing better and taking in new money after years of lagging behind stock market gains and taking criticism for high fees.
|
|
In his essay "'American-Type' Painting" (1955), the critic Clement Greenberg praised Abstract Expressionism's "new kind of flatness, one that breathes and pulsates," one that represented a break with the Cubist and Surrealist painting traditions that flourished in Europe between the world wars.
|
|
"Nice were looking for a coach with the ability to continue to produce attractive football, to bring through youngsters by taking risks to help them grow, and someone who lives and breathes to win," President Jean-Pierre Rivere said on the club's website www.ogcnice.com.
|
|
In the YouTube ecosystem, where controversy follows vloggers the same way teenagers on Instagram do, the dramatic sigh of the apology video doesn't just indicate that a plea for forgiveness will follow, but it breathes life into a new cycle of click-driven content.
|
|
I know it in high summer sun, when the sky and sea seem anchored together and the whole world lies exhausted between them and nothing stirs, even breathes, when sky is heavy as tidewater and the sea seems to lift free from mere geography.
|
|
Last year, he released a single called "Big Bad Soca," a three-minute distillation of his chosen genre's joys, but today he's back with another international remix, this time enlisting the help of Jamaica's Shenseea for a version that breathes new life into the track.
|
|
Critic score: 85%Audience score: 77%In this high-school rom-com that breathes new life into Nathaniel Hawthorne's famed novel "The Scarlet Letter," Stone plays the teenager Olive Penderghast who lies about having sex with people to make her more popular — until it backfires.
|
|
If Earth breathes, sweats and quakes — if it births zillions of organisms that ceaselessly devour, transfigure and replenish its air, water and rock — and if those creatures and their physical environments evolve in tandem, then why shouldn't we think of our planet as alive?
|
|
It's set in the same fictional community, Garden Heights, as "The Hate U Give," but Thomas turns her attention away from Starr (the protagonist in her first novel) to the world of hip-hop, and Brianna, a talented teenager who lives and breathes it.
|
|
Unlike traditional heavy, clunky, hot, awkward-fitting armor, the TRUST armor is a comfortable armor to wear because it bends, stretches and breathes with smart air flow designs — while still providing a high degree of protection from the sort of blunt force trauma that commonly occurs.
|
|
Israel: Netanyahu breathes a sigh of relief After eight years of hostility and tension with President Barack Obama, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will let out a huge sigh of relief Friday when Donald Trump is sworn in as the 45th president of the United States.
|
|
"I'd love to be proven wrong here, but for the moment, let's assume ... every Friday is a tale of woe and every Monday rolls back some of those losses as the market breathes a sigh of relief if nothing catastrophic occurs," the "Mad Money" host concluded.
|
|
Mr. Vongerichten said Mr. Kluger lives and breathes the farm-to-table philosophy; the two originally met at the Union Square Greenmarket, when Mr. Kluger was cooking at the Core Club and Mr. Vongerichten took note of his dogged devotion to hunting down the choicest ingredients.
|
|
There are bright spots: He falls in love in prison, and never does he feel more alive than when he's staring down a roaring blaze as an inmate firefighter, his eyes smarting as he breathes in the smoke and ash, battling the largest wildfire in California history.
|
|
But we already know the answer: No. The G.O.P. never would have embraced someone like Trump in the first place — an indecent man with a record of multiple bankruptcies, unpaid bills and alleged sexual harassments who lies as he breathes — for the answer to ever be yes.
|
|
It's closer in scope and temperament to Poltergeist – more expansive about conjuring up shocks and suspense and, from time to time, just letting the pace slacken so that Ed and Lorraine can talk while everyone breathes in the dank British air and basks in the sunlight that doesn't exist.
|
|
Mapping the sun's poles could allow scientists for the first time to observe the concentrated source of solar wind — a stream of plasma and charged particles that beam outward and sustains the solar system's protective outer bubble that breathes in and out in harmony with the solar wind.
|
|
Mapping the sun's poles could allow scientists for the first time to observe the concentrated source of solar wind — a stream of plasma and charged particles that beam outward and sustains the solar system's protective outer bubble that breathes in and out in harmony with the solar wind.
|
|
" The Los Angeles Times warns that the film is polarizing for die-hard fans and newer comic book filmgoers, saying "it turns out to be a longer slog than you may anticipate unless you are a Marvel true believer who lives and breathes these characters' every quirk and qualm.
|
|
After yet another — *breathes ASMR-style sigh of emotion into mic* — cycle of fashion hearsay reverberated through the Interweb as Vogue announced several key departures, it seems the inboxes of Condé Nast spokespeople have overflown, causing the company to respond to the resurgence of the decade-old gossip.
|
|
Miller eats, sleeps, and breathes action cinema, and even when you're wondering, say, who the bald weirdoes are that Max is running away from, Miller is keeping you so tightly focused on Max's every move, and how little room for error he has, that you don't mind the confusion.
|
|
And, coming to the formula: yes, it is the same formula over all those decades, but we always try to make small changes within our sound, or put new details within the songs, so that the Summoning output still breathes the spirit of Tolkien and develops in small doses.
|
|
The whole book until this point has been hammering home the message that time is fluid, labyrinthine, and that even if Elio and Oliver never see each other again, their episode together persists in their memories, breathes life into their other loves, and surfaces in all moments in time.
|
|
I've done many things to my skin in the name of my job as a beauty writer — microneedling my entire face, zapping it with lasers, and even facial cupping — but the idea of shedding myself of my moisturizer for good as winter's frigid breath breathes down my neck is especially daunting.
|
|
"I'm the same guy when I'm in the studio as I am at the turntables, so similar patterns are running in my brain," he says over Skype from his office at Kompakt HQ. One reason & breathes so easily is that, true to form, he brings in a bevy of collaborators.
|
|
The G.O.P., which claimed to stand for conservative family values, has prostrated itself before the most indecent person to ever occupy the White House — a man who lies as he breathes, smears poor, nonwhite nations and reportedly had sex with a porn star shortly after his wife delivered their son.
|
|
Other writers were able to stick around and drive the Demon on another day, like my friend and fellow Detroit native Lawrence Ulrich who drove the Demon like hell for The Drive, and Elana Scherr, editor of Roadkill, who wrote about her test drive for the audience that lives and breathes this stuff.
|
|
I want them to take the path next to me and go further than I could [have] ever dreamed possible," she captioned a photo holding her son, adding in a second post, "As for my princess, I will teach her [to] believe she breathes fire and that nothing in the world is impossible.
|
|
That was the first time I really got the perspective that comes with playing an individual who is alive, who breathes, who is out there working his ass off from 4:30 in the morning till 9 at night and going to bed and waking up and doing it all over again.
|
|
On a team led by a largely self-taught production expert who also runs a solar-panel company (the former SolarCity, which Tesla acquired last fall) and the rocket firm SpaceX, adding an executive who lives and breathes manufacturing excellence and fills in gaps in Musk's background would be a clear win.
|
|
Loren Teetelli, founder of the jewelry line Loren Nicole, breathes into a gas blowpipe torch to regulate the oxygen flow that controls the heat of the flame as she fuses gold onto gold — which "uses very little gas and is not harmful to the environment or people," Ms. Teetelli wrote in an email.
|
|
The ramp catches us and carries us over to the other side and then we drift from side to side down the ramp; we are held in Michael's light, the audience breathes softly with us, the music fades, and the sounds of the ramp fill the theater until we can move no more.
|
|
For me, personally, being involved in numerous protests, even recently, what fuels my fire for a lot of the more political and societal themes on this record was my actual involvement in them, seeing the essence and seeing the life that breathes heavily and that needed to be recognized in these protests and movements.
|
|
He bucked performance traditions; transcribed music by composers who could seem an odd fit for the organ (including Stravinsky, who had dismissed the organ by saying that "the monster never breathes"); wrote ambitious organ works in his own idiom; and helped design new organs that challenged conceptions of how the instrument should look and sound.
|
|
Nor is she in all that much of a hurry to break free: It's just that her discontent has crystalized after attending a disastrous party at the house of another middle-aged couple (Molly Shannon and Tracy Letts, an excellent actor who's the opposite of Haden Church: His irritability lives and breathes on the surface — he's like human sandpaper).
|
|
"The comments today made by Mike Pence, who lives and breathes an anti-choice agenda, are indicative of how much this Administration is trying to 'normalize' the idea of a world in which women don't get to decide their own destinies or control their own bodies," Kaylie Hanson Long, communications director for NARAL, said in statement provided to Refinery29.
|
|
In the Vanity Fair piece from this summer, Lawrence "Four Pins" Schlossman said: "What's awesome about brands like Supreme and Palace—and this is one of the biggest factors of their popularity—is that initial retail price point is super palatable," which is a sentence that breathes money and boujee loft apartment-elitism and being all about menswear.
|
|
The Grammy-nominated single "Float On" topped the Alternative Songs chart and stormed music television, while "Ocean Breathes Salty" was Modest Mouse at its catchiest, with willowy guitars and a hard-swung breakdown full of new-millennium moroseness: "For your sake I hope Heaven and Hell are really there, but I wouldn't hold my breath," Brock riffs.
|
|
House Democrats hope the public testimony of Marie Yovanovitch on Friday breathes life into their narrative that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE and his associates carried out a shadow campaign to oust the top U.S. diplomat to Ukraine.
|
|
In "Rickmancing the Stone," the family is dealing — or more accurately, trying desperately not to deal — with the fallout from Rick's daughter Beth (Sarah Chalke) shrugging her way into a divorce from Jerry (Chris Parnell), who's such a sad sack that he spends most of this episode furtively looking around while the wind breathes, "Loser," in his general direction.
|
|
The scene in which Faith-as-Buffy stares down Spike and breathes, "I could ride you at a gallop until your legs buckled and your eyes rolled up," has such intense electricity that it'd be unsurprising to learn it was the moment the show decided to give in to the obvious chemistry between Gellar and Marsters for real.
|
|
From writing plotlines that involve forced statutory rape and bombs inserted into women's bodies to characters like Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain's Quiet — a woman who breathes through her skin, and therefore runs around in only a pair of ripped tights and a bikini — Kojima's track record with female characters ranges from utterly nonsensical to downright offensive.
|
|
From writing plotlines that involve forced statutory rape and bombs inserted into women's bodies to characters like Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain's Quiet — a woman who breathes through her skin, and therefore runs around in only a pair of ripped tights and a bikini — Kojima's track record with female characters ranges from utterly nonsensical to downright offensive.
|
|
" Kobe later updated the caption to explain himself ... saying the photo is 2 years old and the girl now lives and breathes basketball: "The 7th player (not in pic) missed this game for a dance recital so that should tell you where her focus was at this time, meaning she enjoyed dance more than ball which is fine. Now?
|
|
"(President Donald) Trump and (EPA Administrator Scott) Pruitt are essentially creating a massive loophole that will result in huge amounts of toxic mercury, arsenic, and lead being poured into the air we breathe, meaning this change is a threat to anyone who breathes and a benefit only to dangerous corporate polluters," Coequyt said in a statement.
|
|
After the declaration by President TrumpDonald John TrumpDem lawmaker says Nunes threatened to sue him over criticism Parnas: U.S. ambassador to Ukraine removed to clear path for investigations into Bidens Five takeaways from Parnas's Maddow interview MORE that the United States joins Iran in refraining from further military actions, the nation now breathes a sigh of relief.
|
|
As Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE breathes down Trump's neck, and the future of the federal bench also hanging in the balance, the Senate is the main event for the White House.
|
|
Who didn't know by then that hip-hop was not just — to cite the rapper Nas, the comedian Katt Williams and countless pundits of the past decade — "as American as apple pie," but one of America's greatest exports: a music, culture and ethos that lives and breathes from California to Cape Town, New York to New Delhi?
|
|
In a movie system dominated by franchise properties cobbled together by a committee of writers and studio meddlers (you know, the system Wright escaped when he left Ant-Man), there's a vacuum waiting to be filled by well-executed genre films that stand on their own and exhibit a specific, singular vision — your John Wicks, your Don't Breathes, and, now, your Baby Drivers.
|
|
It works as you'd expect, if you come upon a live or recorded Periscope stream in your feed, it'll start autoplaying and you can tap into a mini-Periscope experience without leaving the Twitter app: After you update the Twitter iOS app, give this string a search to get an idea of how much life live streaming breathes into your feed.
|
|
It seems that if you persevere to have a presence in this town you will have the support one needs to make good work in a positive, forward moving environment," he continues, "...migrant artists bring with them their own stories which become engrained into a larger movement that breathes culture back into a city through the practice of making art.
|
|
And although it has in recent years worked to increasingly manifest itself as a real thing in the real world—with deadly effect—it remains a political phenomenon that largely lives and breathes online, suggesting both its potential breadth and sophistication as a threat to democratic institutions, as well as its vulnerability to a sustained pushback from those same forces.
|
|
From the "First of May" drawings by the early conceptual Turkish artist Gülsün Karamustafa, to the actions and interventions of Prague's Jirí Kovanda, to the imploding paintings-cum-sites of Joseph Beuys's student Michael Buthe, the exhibition breathes through and through a demand to inject contemporary art with more meaning, and to combine art, theory, and our world in more seamless ways.
|
|
All of these elements appear in The Hero, with Krysten Ritter as the angry neglected adult daughter, Katharine Ross (who is married to Elliott in real life) as the ex-wife, and Laura Prepon as Charlotte, the age-inappropriate flame who breathes new life into Lee Hayden (Elliott) after meeting him by chance at the home of their mutual weed dealer and Lee's friend Jeremy (Nick Offerman).
|
|
My hope — because, make no mistake, I will be eagerly planted in front of the series from Sunday until my watch is ended — is that "Game of Thrones" will likewise use its final run to rediscover its roots as a series not just about dragons but also about people making difficult choices in extremis, a show that can give you chills even as it breathes fire.
|
|
We are a Southeast Asian company, we operate in eight countries, we have R&D centers in three others, including the States, India and China, but we don't care about where you're from because we know Southeast Asia is a mishmash of cultures, of people, of languages, so anybody that cares enough to understand a customer, that lives and breathes there, will be someone who can help us on this journey.
|
|
"While today's report breathes some life into the outlook for the troubled manufacturing sector, as well as prospects for business spending, we are not out of the woods yet," said Tim Quinlan, an economist at Wells Fargo Securities in Charlotte, N.C. In a separate report, the Labor Department said initial claims for state unemployment benefits increased 10,000 to a seasonally adjusted 272,000 for the week that ended Feb. 20.
|
|
I will still always laugh when Squidward breathes a sigh of relief, happy to finally be alone, only to be overtaken by a bunch of omnipresent, unseen voices overwhelming him with the very thing he wants most: It's a small moment that reminds me of the comedy inherent in some of our most jarring media — like the Red Room in Twin Peaks, or the short film Un Chien Andalou by Salvador Dalí.
|
|
Opinion Columnist As the country embarks on only the third impeachment trial of a president in its history, there are many unique features about this moment, but one stands out for me: Never before have we had to confront a president who lies as he breathes and is backed by a political party and an entire cable TV-led ecosystem able and enthusiastic to create an alternative cognitive universe that propagates those lies on an unlimited scale.
|
|