Young men bristling with guns careen in pickups along pavements.
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Still, its terrain is a magnetic field bristling with meaning.
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A 500-km "contact line", bristling with landmines, cuts through it.
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Game of Thrones is back and bristling with spears, sex, and sorcery.
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By now there are plenty of people bristling with well-intentioned platitudes.
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They're often bristling with scriptures, perky uplifting messages and times of services.
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Furthermore, many cars are now bristling with embedded ultrasonic and radar sensors.
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But in Billions, everything is faster, more meaningful, more bristling with ludicrous dialogue.
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But also lavish, stylish, jaunty, tart; bristling with whimsy and gleaming with sex.
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It also has profound geopolitical consequences in a torn region bristling with tensions.
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All of the screens are bristling with images and soundtracks from 100 video loops.
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"Just do it now if you are brave enough," he taunted, bristling with outrage.
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These are characteristically striking, filled with people, boats, buildings, and bristling with visual tension.
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In Iraq, Strykers would lumber back to base like up-armored hedgehogs, bristling with R.P.G.s.
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Hulking gray-hulled warships bristling with missiles are not menacing one another at Vanguard Bank.
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While Dr. Blasey was deferential, even solicitous, Judge Kavanaugh was bristling with outrage and grievance.
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The Japanese government fully co-operates with the UN's special rapporteurs ("Bristling with indignation", June 10th).
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In parts of the province streets have poles bristling with CCTV cameras every 100-200 metres.
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Visitors involved in territorial disputes with China, including Japan and Vietnam, sent ships bristling with weaponry.
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Then detectives in a city bristling with surveillance cameras could not find video of the beating.
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Farmer knows what Flint can look like when it's booming, bristling with people, possibilities and hope.
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Bristling with Japanese and Canadian designs, the Paris Airshow illustrated big industry bets succeeding or failing.
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Bristling with quill-like proto-feathers, it looks like a roadrunner that mated with an anteater.
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The challenge isn't covering the city in sensors; it's already bristling with cameras and motion detectors.
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Podair envisions a contemporary "Letter From Birmingham Jail" bristling with references to Scripture and irrefutable logic.
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For miles around, baked white sand is dotted with sparse, scraggy trees bristling with inch-long thorns.
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After all, plenty of lower class white people, bristling with racial resentments, voted for Trump in 2016.
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Big gestural brushstrokes alternate with finer ones to create a dynamic canvas bristling with movement and energy.
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His rapport with the president establishes a new power center in a building already bristling with rivalry.
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The "Accumulations" sculptures and installations are pieces of furniture bristling with the stuffed phalli, usually painted white.
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Half-built concrete structures bristling with rebar attest to an island on the cusp of rapid development.
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It was a symbol of American ingenuity, held aloft by four engines, bristling with a dozen machine guns.
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It's a dreadnought of a World War II-era historical novel, bristling with armaments yet intimate in tone.
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Bristling with grief, Christian soft-rocker Jeremy Camp (KJ Apa) does a Pete Townshend on his acoustic guitar.
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Warships bristling with missiles and guns would break down at sea whenever they operated far from their home posts.
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The game's hub area, from which missions are accessed through, is a bustling urban center, bristling with violent life.
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In midday sunlight, the building looks rusted and a little shaggy, like a giant magnet bristling with metal filings.
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Two shiny new patrol boats, bristling with guns, sat in Odessa's harbour on the country's naval day on July 7th.
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In front of her were an electronic keyboard, a sound mixer bristling with knobs, two drums and a toy xylophone.
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Turns out to get yourself an awesome villain helmet bristling with evil-looking antlers, you're gonna need a 3D-printer.
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They were an odd couple, Quichotte tall and slow, and Dr. Smile small, bristling with dynamism, and clearly the boss.
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The space, in a corner of TriBeCa bristling with new high-rises, was tricked out like an upscale disaster shelter.
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White and red, across the varietal spectrum from viognier to Sangiovese — each was bristling with territorial expressiveness, and completely affordable.
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Then, on Monday, the Navy posted the photo of the Carl Vinson, bristling with fighter jets as it passed Indonesia.
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One of them is a few years old now, bristling with bushy shrubs stretching bright green leaves towards a cloudless sky.
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Europeans, in particular, are bristling with claims that the U.S. is undermining their vital interests and the wellsprings of their prosperity.
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They remind me of the vast digital fortresses my eight-year-old son constructs in Minecraft, bristling with trap doors and turrets.
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Submarines are less vulnerable, but highly visible ships bristling with weaponry are still badges of pride for aspiring great powers like China.
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You fly over a remote warscape—this time, in a series-appropriate attack helicopter—and drop in, bristling with fear and aggression.
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The New Yorker described Bolton's reputation during his brief tenure at the UN as "abrasive but knowledgeable," often bristling with fellow diplomats.
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And now Mr. Trump has deployed this machinery of repression, bristling with Bush- and Obama-era upgrades, to take terrified innocents hostage.
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Succumbing to their magnetism means confrontation with their aestheticized but brutal subjects — Lucretia bristling with gleaming swords and Virginia with grasping hands.
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He lives in a sterile apartment with a virtual assistant who's bristling with surveillance cameras, more like a talking appliance than a friend.
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That's fair: huge moving metal boxes bristling with guns and packed with soldiers should be powerful, should be something you run away from.
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But today, as modern automobiles have evolved to moving machines bristling with sensors, software, processors and networks, future predictions are all about technology.
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Those would be Brooklyn, some time in the near future when everyone enjoys panoramic city views from habitats bristling with glass and chrome.
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The forms of such pursuits are parsed and absorbed as the characters — bristling with individuality and universality — take turns describing their particular addictions.
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He was bristling with outrage and grievance, fighting back tears, his voice trembling, a man who saw his own life unraveling before him.
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The Chinese, in particular, have established sea zones bristling with anti-ship weapons meant to make it impossible for enemy flotillas to enter.
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Further observation of males revealed thick skin bristling with active follicles, elevated testosterone levels and oversize testicles, which the animals liked showing off.
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We're more willing to risk storm-tossed seas when the ship of state is bristling with lifeboats and manned by a competent crew.
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Rather than humanoid or animalistic, war robots may end up looking like something out of an H.P. Lovecraft story, bristling with arms and eyes.
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A digital-native Nancy Drew bristling with wit, snark and vocal fry, Tig is the creation of comics writers Alex Segura and Monica Gallagher.
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No one could pronounce a first name bristling with consonants or a surname with three Z's, so he shortened his name to Ladis Kristof.
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Bristling with cameras, antennas and other sensors, it is one of the most complex and sophisticated spy robots ever set loose in interplanetary space.
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Also, a lot of the mesh kits look a little better than traditional routers, which tend to be angular, dark and bristling with antennas.
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His critics demanded to know how someone who immigrated from Frankfurt to Cleveland as a child could support a campaign so bristling with intolerance.
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Together we swam up to a pair of red-glowing eyes that belonged to a large painted spiny lobster bristling with an exotic armored shell.
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Conceived in a Russia that was enthusiastically opening to new ideas, my stories would emerge in a different country altogether: belligerent, baleful, bristling with paranoia.
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In France, he has recently completed a startling white apartment block in Montpellier: a cylindrical tower bristling with balconies, intended to resemble a branching tree.
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CreditCreditDavid Turnley/Corbis, via Getty Images BEIJING — As daybreak neared on June 4, 33, Zhou Duo walked toward the ranks of soldiers bristling with guns.
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Meanwhile, Virginia is still plunged in soul searching over monuments to the Civil War after white supremacists marched in Charlottesville this summer bristling with firearms.
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Simone Leigh's fantastic "trophallaxis," a hanging bundle of nut-shaped, slate gray terra-cotta breasts, bristling with fully extended car antennas, may be an exception.
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Naval power While the US Navy has big ships bristling with the latest technology, Iran takes a decidedly different approach on the water: swarm tactics.
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Heightened tensions However, analysts say the ruling could heighten strains in a region already bristling with tension, especially if it provokes a defiant reaction from China.
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The left-wing populist, who has only held office since December, surely knows the road to greater self-sufficiency is long and bristling with obstacles, however.
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It was 20 feet or longer — its lower half hidden in the depths of the hole — as it rose, on black, articulated legs bristling with spikes.
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When Mr. Murphy first proposed the revival, Mr. Mantello worried that the play, bristling with gay self-loathing and mutual annihilation, was too campy and dated.
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The child's nickname, Bea, is spelled out on a wall in clumps of nylon mesh, bristling with the knitting needles that were used to create them.
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And it shows how Chinese Communist Party leaders, running a strong state bristling with security powers, can disdain foreign pleas, even for a man near death.
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The forest was gone, replaced, as far as the eye could see, by sun-beaten limestone plains bristling with the green tufts of Brazilian cattle grass.
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In any given scene, the wild-eyed Cézanne can switch from cunningly manipulating his closest friends to bristling with manic energy to exuding class and dignity.
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He, the waving flags, the brazen sirens, the line of 30-odd vehicles bristling with guns, agents, hazardous material mitigation equipment, and press vans—they're distractions, really.
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I took it personally when I first read it, bristling with rage because she and I were the same age then — 7 didn't mean we were stupid.
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Some pundits imagine car parks of the future bristling with charging-points as plugging in becomes normal and filling with liquid fuel is regarded as an aberration.
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It's in a region bristling with U.S. military hardware, and it's staring down an American administration that has made clear all military options are on the table.
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He has lined up a floating production platform — essentially a ship's hull bristling with oil production equipment — and plans to produce from two wells, starting in 2019.
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Intertribal conflicts over cattle rustling and grazing land have kept the valley bristling with internal strife for decades, passed down from generation to generation, Mr. Biwa said.
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The city from the air is a panorama of big-box stores and ranch houses, glinting with turquoise pools and bristling with palms and Italian cypress trees.
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"This Is Our Land," for instance, which came out in France less than three months before last year's Presidential election, bristling with topicality, was soon overtaken by events.
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The resolution has failed spectacularly as Hezbollah, bristling with heavy weaponry supplied by Iran, has become a regional military player, and there's plenty of blame to go around.
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Do people out in the real world, outwith the music industry bubble, sit at home, bristling with uncontrollable tension at who might win the Mercury Prize next year?
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So when I get home from the theater with my notebook bristling with scribbles like "what is happening?" and "kill me now," I ask myself a few questions.
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The $470,000 prototype submitted by Texas Sterling Construction presents a pleasant stone facade to the United States and an unsparing concrete wall bristling with razor wire to Mexico.
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It was a fully realized dystopian realm of its own, bristling with crosscurrents of rhythm, dissonant loops, staticky noise, warning shouts and bits of hard-nosed, trenchant lyrics.
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Bristling with racial and gender politics, it's a tragicomedy about the nexus of arrogance and delusion — and how easy deception can be when all it takes is flattery.
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Inspired by a tree, L'Arbre Blanc, or the White Tree, features a facade bristling with cantilevered pergolas and balconies up to nearly 25 feet , or 7.5 meters, long.
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AS AT THE founding of the People's Republic, the 70th anniversary of Communist rule in China featured a tightly controlled parade bristling with the country's latest military kit.
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The tremendous discomfort we might feel about another animal's suffering — think of those adorable blind dogs — is relieved with an uplifting headline, bristling with good health and SEO.
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But filmmakers don't owe literary works their reverence, just their intelligence, and "Motherless Brooklyn" is a very smart movie, bristling with ideas about history, politics, art and urban planning.
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On last year's Day of the Sun, Kim put on a military parade bristling with his latest ballistic missiles, exacerbating international tension over his nuclear weapon and missile program.
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A greater threat to Taiwan may simply be that an absence of official contacts between the two sides will lead to dangerous misunderstandings in a region bristling with weaponry.
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Viewed as a decisive win for the Philippines, the ruling could heighten friction in a region already bristling with tension, especially if it unleashes a defiant reaction from China.
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Their speeches are filled with grievance and bristling with resentment, as they summon the ghosts of history from hundreds and even thousands of years ago to make their case.
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They land at the airport in Trinidad bristling with prosperity and ready for a grand party to celebrate Anita's engagement to one son, the very handsome Bharat (Staz Nair).
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Once you're off the major highways, Italian roads are a spider web connected by roundabouts, bristling with signs pointing to the nearest tiny villages but lacking any route numbers.
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As you emerge onto an observation platform, a sweeping view of the Elbe River and the container port, bristling with cranes, suddenly reveals itself, a potent coup de théâtre.
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China is building islands bristling with firepower and potentially malevolent capacity, increasing its demands that its territorial claims are respected, while also developing military bases half a world away.
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Still, his Vamos Party won just 8% of the vote in June's congressional election, giving it around a tenth of the seats in a legislature bristling with nearly 20 parties.
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The only decoration came from a black top bristling with a techno fringe and a series of metal SpaghettiO-like rings glimmering from a steel-toned silk satin slip dress.
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And when the bus took us back over, I saw a seemingly endless line of Palestinian workers, travel documents in hand, ready to pass through a checkpoint bristling with guns.
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In lobbying for its bid, South Korea used a potential handicap — Pyeongchang's proximity to the North Korean border, in a region bristling with troops and weaponry — as a selling point.
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From the moment we meet Margery, bristling with anger, and John, who soon shifts from placating her to suggesting an exorcism, Ms. Nichols and Mr. O'Connell are delicious to watch.
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Though the boats' approaches are essentially a form of harassment, they point to the risk of military confrontation in a region that is bristling with Western, Arab and Iranian forces.
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"The Savage Detectives" was published in 1998, but its heart belongs to the Mexico City of the mid-1970s, when Bolaño was an avant-garde poet bristling with mad agendas.
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NEW FUTURISTIC ISRAELI &aposDUNE-BUGGY&apos IS BRISTLING WITH WEAPONS, READY FOR COMBAT A smartphone camera is sensitive enough to detect the differences in color and brightness in the glowing reaction.
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NEW FUTURISTIC ISRAELI &aposDUNE-BUGGY&apos IS BRISTLING WITH WEAPONS, READY FOR COMBAT Milrem Robotics' THeMIS (Tracked Hybrid Modular Infantry System) ground drone will be adapted for this anti-tank mission.
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Bleeping and whirring through the aisles of a sporting goods store in downtown San Francisco, Tally — a tall, wheeled robot bristling with sensors — was doing what it promises: It was counting.
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Instead "Sudden Death" comes across as the product of a talented writer whose mind was bristling with facts and dates and names, but who somehow allowed them to overshadow his characters.
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So it's no surprise that the most authoritarian American president in living memory, elected by a paltry minority, is not threatened in the least by citizen militias bristling with military firepower.
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Erinn Williams, the lead field investigator for the Oklahoma City outbreak, drove slowly down a one-lane gravel road curtained by overgrowth and bristling with barbed wire and "No Trespassing" signs.
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Each was overshadowed by his opposite number: Kevin De Bruyne, City's most dynamic figure, always bristling with ingenuity, and David Silva, as impudent and imaginative as Ozil was plodding and pedestrian.
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Bristling with this kind of detail — and a relentless focus on the agribusiness billionaires Stewart and Lynda Resnick, whose profits seem immune to drought — "Water & Power" unleashes a geyser of facts.
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On Wednesday, Puerto Ricans and tourists crammed the hotel's lobby, clustered around power outlets bristling with adapters and extension cables, making calls or tapping away at phones and computers to stay connected.
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The one time he had tried to earn some money by helping a friend move avocados, the truck they were driving got hijacked by gangsters bristling with AR-15s and AK-47s.
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And in a modern workplace bristling with messaging apps and social media tools, the viral speed of information — and misinformation — has left companies scrambling to a get a grip on the situation.
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Choreographed by the Flemish choreographer Jan Martens, "Sweat Baby Sweat" features the dancers Kimmy Ligtvoet and Steven Michel — scantily clad and bristling with strength and sensuality — as they grapple with conflicting emotions.
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In addition to civilian, paramilitary and plain-clothes police patrolling main streets, all cars, drivers and passengers entering town had to register at a checkpoint bristling with number-plate readers and surveillance cameras.
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Or maybe an issues-heavy campaign -- by someone such as Bernie Sanders, bristling with liberal policy solutions on health care, inequality and the environmental movement could be a good fit for the times.
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"It is tragic that 1.3 million Americans who are blind, and millions more who are visually-impaired, will not be able to enjoy expanded video description," Wheeler said, his voice bristling with fury.
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The totems vary in palette, technique, and content, but all of them formulate yarn-based work into roughly columnar form, collectively creating a bright forest bristling with the industrious handiwork of hundreds of contributors.
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While both countries' leaders maintain that they do not want war, the rise in tensions in a region bristling with military hardware has prompted fears of an accident or miscalculation triggering a wider conflict.
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Eager to show off American military might, President Donald Trump has tasked Pentagon planners to design an attention-grabbing parade in the nation's capital bristling with warplanes, hulking vehicles, and marching uniformed service members.
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Along the side wall, a parade of flocked mattresses is bound in what appear to be white cords — which, upon closer inspection, are revealed as refrigeration tubes bristling with a furry layer of ice.
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The Interior Ministry is a hideous seven-story concrete structure that squats in the middle of downtown Tunis, its roof bristling with antennas and satellite dishes, coils of barbed wire barring access from the street.
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Bitterly disillusioned with the West on security issues, in 2007 Mr. Putin delivered a speech in Munich bristling with resentment and anger at American unilateralism and disregard for Russian opposition to the expansion of NATO.
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NEW FUTURISTIC ISRAELI &aposDUNE-BUGGY&apos IS BRISTLING WITH WEAPONS, READY FOR COMBAT Since founding about six years ago, Heroes Vodka has given more than $80,000 to programs for Veterans, active duty military, and their families.
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While the audience debates which is less appealing, Rob Senska's photography or the characters' morals, the actors (including Rory Culkin as a hapless fifth wheel) grit their teeth against a plot bristling with pain and payback.
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When they got back into the studio, the band came up with a song they called "Popscene," a mile-a-minute, juggernaut anthem bristling with blaring horns, a driving rhythm section, and laser-like guitar riffs.
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He teaches "A Complicated Kindness" to his juniors and seniors, and had sent her a photo of one of his students' copies, bristling with sticky notes like the scan of a brain with all neurons firing.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - A Polish musician has created an unusual interactive instrument - a larger-than life music box bristling with xylophones and drums - that he says can help educate children and aid their development through musical play.
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With the heavyweight contenders for the title grouped into one side of the knockout draw, the path looked clear for Belgium to march into next week's final with a squad, on paper at least, bristling with talent.
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White Mountaineering returned with a trapper-tinged collection called Trailblazer, and Coach celebrated doughty American archetypes like Kit Carson with a succession of patched leather jackets, lumberjack shirts, bandannas and bucket hats virtually bristling with flinty resourcefulness.
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The African objects cover a wide range in sensibility, from delicate burnished wood carvings of Yoruba Twin Figures to a rough-hewed Kongo people's Nkisi (or male power figure) bristling with nails, blades and other sharp objects.
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Superficially bristling with every property of fantasy fiction up to and including cliff-crowning castles with pointed turrets, the show plunges you into a state where there is no state except the lawless interplay of violent power.
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With bases from South Korea to Japan to Guam and a fleet of warships bristling with modern weaponry, it has been a physical reminder of the nation's strength and vigilance in the region to friends and foes alike.
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Egan's immensely satisfying new novel, the follow-up to "A Visit From the Goon Squad," which won a Pulitzer Prize, is a dreadnought of a World War II-era historical novel, bristling with armaments yet intimate in tone.
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Bristling with weapons and sheathed in the kind of steel plating more common to Warhammer 40K than a history book, the train was an eldritch figure as it emerged from plumes of smoke and a grove of burning flares.
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Our legacy site was bristling with bolted-on bespoke features serving a bevy of purposes, some relevant, many long forgotten, and leaving it behind without leaving our business needs out in the cold was a tall order in and of itself.
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Trump began the week bristling with defiance and insisting that he was "not at all worried" that a second whistleblower who CNN reported on Sunday has direct knowledge of the events described by the first, was already talking to lawyers.
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NEW FUTURISTIC ISRAELI &aposDUNE-BUGGY&apos IS BRISTLING WITH WEAPONS, READY FOR COMBAT After the fighter fires a StormBreaker, the controller can also still abort the mission by updating the bomb using the link When will StormBreakers reign over weather?
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The grey-hulled vessel looked like a naval ship—bristling with antennae and radar—but was chartered by AdvanFort, a private security firm based in Washington, DC. It had 35 crew and carried 103 guns and thousands of rounds of ammunition.
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Bristling with historical trivia and commentary on current events, this entertaining survey of vexillology, the study of flags, examines the banners of more than eighty-five nations, as well as those of the Islamic State, the L.G.B.T.Q. community, and pirates.
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Some analysts say an economy growing at only 1-2 percent, well below the rates that turned a seedy colonial port into an island bristling with hundreds of glass-and-steel towers, could increase popular discontent with the ruling party.
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In the cat-and-mouse game that has ensued, the police have posted images of tires bristling with spikes intended to hamper their approach, while protesters have circulated videos of squatters being forcibly removed from wooden platforms erected as barriers.
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His rigid chairs and geometric end tables, though fine-lined, are lively and bristling with ideas: He calls his Leviana chair a "queer chair," because of its glossy black leather seat atop steel legs that curve outward in a welcoming spread.
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Working without drawings, and relying on his intimate knowledge of the human anatomy from his years working as a physical therapist, he created imposing, rough-textured figures, bristling with energy, that seemed to embody the fierce spirit of postcolonial Africa.
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While fire codes dictate that much of the Piccini family's production occurs off-site, Ms. Gambineri still works daily at a 19th-century jeweler's bench bristling with drills, wads of wax, calipers, wire spools, chalk molds and rubber-handled pliers.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A portrait taken of Pamela Colman Smith (278-21911) just after she had turned 21902 depicts a gamine woman, with fiercely intelligent dark eyes that twinkle with intensity, her face bristling with impish charm.
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Trump came in saying he was going to crack down on illegal immigration, and Jeff Sessions, you know he's like a little bristling with Jeff Sessions over the Russia probe, but Sessions also is really opposed to undocumented immigrants in the country.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Britain's Andy Murray, bristling with confidence after ending a three-year wait for another grand slam title at Wimbledon, will seek to make history in Brazil by becoming the first man to win successive Olympic gold medals in men's singles tennis.
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Once I had seen it, though, it became the focus for me and my team: 700 feet long and bristling with gun turrets, the zeppelin is Battlefield 13's weapon of mass destruction, capable of raining fire down on a map's various objectives.
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On February 14th the panel, made up of two district court judges and one appellate judge, ordered the state to adopt a combination of the maps Mr Grofman had put forward in a 131-page report bristling with electoral and demographic arcana.
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The pieces range in height from about a foot to four feet and, in width, from a couple of feet to the nearly nineteen-foot sprawl of the artist's masterpiece, "Ville Fantôme" (1996), a tableau bristling with skyscrapers engirdled by a ring road.
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Yet, aside from three jackets bristling with doll parts created in collaboration with the textile artist Mona Luison (although it could just as easily have been the prop guy's from a Wes Craven movie), the mood of the collection was almost giddy.
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Together with the artist Machine Dazzle, whom he met around 2000 in the clubs and who designs all his costumes, Mac has created his own subgenre of drag: more poetry than clothing, bristling with juxtapositions and winks and historical and artistic allusions.
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There is a shockingly good Julian Schnabel, "Winter (or Rose Garden That Jacqueline Built When She Was a Little Girl)" (1982), bristling with his trademark broken plates, but with a markedly built-out aggression that belies the pastoral sentiment of the title.
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When I got to a point half a block from the main flow of the mud, where I could make out ridges of it, high, irregular ridges bristling with crushed automobiles, downed trees, and the shorn-off timbers and shattered roofs of houses, I stopped.
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Poster-size photographs of dishes hang on the walls, and may guide you to chicken bristling with crispy garlic and shallots, or dried squid in a thatch of chives, with deep-fried silver anchovies showing off frilly little tails that crumble on the tongue.
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The 15th-century villa (bequeathed on Acton's death to New York University, which now uses it as a campus), is just outside Florence on a hillside terraced with ranks of dense green cypress, gray groves of olive and Baroque gardens bristling with mythological statuary.
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The subject can be as simple as the extreme reduction of The Row's highly tactile elongated tone-on-tone silhouettes, or Carolina Herrera's exploration of seasonless dressing and technology, as expressed in layered organza shirtdresses under feathery furs, and tunics and gowns bristling with 3D leather blooms.
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Today, even people who routinely muttered, "I hate politics," and stayed uninvolved, are bristling with political thoughts and following the latest news about Trump's legislative agenda, the Russia investigation, and matters as obscure as the gap between what Trump says and what his secretary of state argues.
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Working between her barn in Germantown, N.Y., and her Manhattan studio, Dearie doesn't simply arrange flowers, she sets scenes — a meticulously composed bouquet of fire-colored dahlias and verdant oak-leaf branches bristling with acorns is accompanied by a stray nut placed a few inches away.
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Unlike the previous, relatively low-key pairing of image and text, this one, also a Venn diagram, is bristling with conflicting fonts underscored by pictures of an AR-15 (Clinton as tool of the military-industrial complex) and a hunting rifle (Sanders in thrall of the NRA).
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The developers, Related Companies and Oxford Properties Group, are counting on the restaurants to give the former rail yards — now bristling with shiny towers like some futuristic San Gimignano — a sense of neighborhood geniality to appeal to those who visit, live and work in the new complex.
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Summer in the north must be mighty nippy if it calls for quilted puffer jackets, exquisite lipstick-red leather topcoats, fur motorcycle vests bristling with zippers, overcoats of paneled camel's hair, knitted hoodies, sweaters with elbows made from the heels of socks, or woolen coats inspired by rugs.
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NEW FUTURISTIC ISRAELI &aposDUNE-BUGGY&apos IS BRISTLING WITH WEAPONS, READY FOR COMBAT Patrolling on foot, catching criminals, physical dispute intervention, public disorder incidents, traffic stops, searches and suspects who resist capture are just a few of the many ways police officers can end up suffering a blunt force trauma injury.
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Although "The Dinner Party" has bestowed Chicago with legendary status in the annals of feminist art history, it has also overshadowed the rest of her oeuvre — which, according to A Reckoning, is thorny, entangled, bristling with anger — and incisive in its condemnation of patriarchy and its dismissal of female subjectivity.
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Rather than relying on the time-tested manufacturing methods used by established rivals, who still use people to do tasks that machines are as yet unsuited for, he wants his car factory to be a hyper-automated "machine that makes machines", bristling with robots and keeping human involvement to a minimum.
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Arriving in a windowless back room, I see the raison d'être for this operation: a large tower computer, the likes of which only hardcore gamers maintain in the US. The cover is off, cables snake out to racks bristling with external hard drives, and two monitors display what appears to be sophisticated file management software.
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Arriving in a windowless back room, I see the raison d'être for this operation: a large tower computer, the likes of which only hardcore gamers maintain in the US. The cover is off, cables snake out to racks bristling with external hard drives, and two monitors display what appears to be sophisticated file management software.
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China, bristling with rage, may well seek to remind its citizens, as well as America, of what happened when that principle was last challenged by the United States with a decision in 1995 by its then president, Bill Clinton, to allow his Taiwanese counterpart, Lee Teng-hui, to pay a private visit to America.
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A wintry sepia of an unoccupied field near Sharpsburg, Md. — the site of the Battle of Antietam during the Civil War — illustrates the cover: a leafless tree with outspread branches, unharvested cornfield bristling with feral bounty against a buck-and-rail fence in the near background, a luminous plot of wintry grass in the foreground.
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Thanks to innovations that Mr. Felicetti introduced as chief executive of the pasta company founded by his great-grandfather in 210, Pastificio Felicetti is a 215st-century marvel, bristling with arrays of computer controls and a small army of seemingly autonomous robots that manipulate pallets of penne, rigatini and spaghetti with uncanny speed and precision.
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And yet one of the astonishments of "The Children," which comes to the Manhattan Theater Club intact from a run at the Royal Court Theater in London last winter, is that even though it is completely successful as an eco-thriller, bristling with chills and suspense and foreboding sound effects, denuclearization is not its subject.
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But other works feel like exorcisms — most explicitly his sketches of goat-horned, lizard-tongued devils, as well as "Anomie 218 Full Circle" (1991), a large painting on unstretched canvas bristling with religious and secular symbols of power: three versions of the crucified Christ; a seated Buddha; a monarch's crown; towering warriors in Samurai masks.
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Over the past half-century, after all, Wolfe's own work has contributed mightily to the evolution of a certain kind of language — or the evolution of a style, anyway: the neon-lit, whiz-bang exploding cigar of a sentence, bristling with exclamation points and packed tighter than a spring-loaded snake in a can of peanuts.
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In his 14-page opening statement, bristling with indignation yet chock-full of dates, facts and quotes, Mr. Taylor on Tuesday described "two channels of U.S. policymaking and implementation, one regular and one highly irregular," run largely by the president's personal lawyer Rudolph W. Giuliani, as well as others like Gordon D. Sondland, the ambassador to the European Union.
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Tennison — a relentlessly driven, hard-living, sexually indiscriminate female detective (as written by Lynda La Plante) — was exceptional and revolutionary; when the show debuted here in 1992, she had no equivalents on American TV. And Mirren was abetted by an equally riveting costar: the city of London as I'd never seen it — grubby and bristling with colorful miscreants.
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I'd heard passing comments all week about the threats posed by Black Lives Matter and the so-called antifa, and I wondered how we had reached a point where conservative white Americans fantasize about taking to the streets, bristling with weapons, flanked by fellow vigilantes, prepared to violently confront other Americans who are exercising their First Amendment rights to assembly and free speech.
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The playful nature of her music, on a surface level, might appear as if it's just freaky music for the club, but actually, party tracks like hers are bristling with genuine political power, particularly during a climate ruled by those hell-bent on sucking the fun out of everything, sniffing out then neutralising any scent of rebellion or anarchy and turning the volume down on certain communities.
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The monochromatic drawings and paintings in this exhibition, like the toothy ghoul in "Beast Head" (1958) and the stampeding "Winged Beast" (1961), parallel the tormented and tormenting figures of Brits like Francis Bacon and Lucien Freud, as well as similar figurations, bristling with existential dread, by New York-based contemporaries like Robert Beauchamp, Bob Thompson, Lester Johnson, and Joan Herbst — images that cropped up repeatedly two years ago in Grey Art Gallery's Inventing Downtown 1952-1965.
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