The photo features six — yes, six — burly bodyguards.
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The athleticism was almost all cardio and feats of strength, with burly men (and more rarely, women) asked to lift other burly men up in the air for 40 plus minute endurance tests.
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Last in line is a burly fellow with blondish dreadlocks.
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Nick operated even better with burly men Scot and Jason.
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There is widespread discontent with the burly and mustachioed Maduro.
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Got $5,000, a flatbed truck and a few burly friends?
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Burly Californian Steve Johnson is the real deal, they said.
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Those too are better suited to asphalt than burly trails.
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He looks burly, so let's say 100 kg (220 lbs).
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We had these six burly biker dudes covered in tattoos.
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At 6 months, Burly has many years ahead of him.
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Burly volunteers traded information and resources with deputies and officers.
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Burly men in baseball caps clink pints of gold libation.
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Kenneth Mendoza, a burly Californian, turns to me and laughs.
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Cerv grew into a burly slugger who fulfilled his dream.
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Does the term denote a burly physique or an older lover?
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Two burly ferrymen greet a visiting journalist with a hot drink.
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Mr. Jones's gorgeous, burly baritone seems a complicated character in itself.
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His coach noticed the smaller number from his burly center -- assists.
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TONY MEDINA is a polite, burly man with heavily tattooed arms.
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He was a tall, burly guy with admirably-groomed facial hair.
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It's perfect juxtaposition between a burly man and a delicate action.
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Another exchange of texts, more pacing, head-shaking, the burly laugh.
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Tyler Duncan's naturally burly baritone made him an almost fearsome Jesus.
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This is not Lear as I've known him, burly and braying.
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Ms. Acuña's voice has a burly center and a remarkable flexibility.
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It's compact and burly with an upright, step-through aluminum frame.
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Mr. Judkins, a burly man in a knitted cap, fought back tears.
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ABOUT THE FLYERS (8-8-4): Burly defenseman Radko Gudas told Philly.
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A burly, hairy, daddy bear character, a guy I respected and understood.
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This burly South African, a former lance-corporal, goes on leave tomorrow.
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Big burly-ass back LeGarrette Blount already had three red zone touchdowns.
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Guys are allowed to be different types of hunks — Big and burly?
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With these burly tools in your arsenal, you can destroy entire worlds.
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Two burly security men were stationed in front of the hotel's doors.
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"It was absolutely a top feeling (to lead)," the burly Austrian laughed.
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The burly man who followed me into the elevator must have noticed.
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As Don José, Mr. Davila showed off a burly, dark-hued tenor.
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A burly, bearded bodyguard stood next to Mr. Ghosn at the lectern.
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My tears dried up until burly Donnell wrapped me in his arms, crying.
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But it is more burly sounding than the Strokes or Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
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"Three burly men and a five-year-old in a sedan," she recalled.
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BMW is also pulling the cover off the more burly M8 Gran Coupe.
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He got out of his convertible and wrapped his burly arms around her.
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BMW M's, for example, can be pretty burly, as can the Mercedes AMGs.
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Seven plainclothes narcotics cops burst in, five burly men and two women, all shouting.
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Wrong again: Early men and women weren't just endurance freaks, they were also burly.
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They range from a burly bear to a muscled jock to a fey Goth.
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In America, meanwhile, the hurly-burly of its public discourse has been on display.
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Krista was out of town, but a burly security guard was ready to pounce.
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Will she have an entourage of burly security men surrounding her at all times?
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Los Diablos are a burly, gregarious lot, who wear biker bandannas under their helmets.
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A company must also have a durable, defensible business and a burly balance sheet.
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On Twitter, Ms. Kelly, who was accompanied by burly bodyguards, laughed it all off.
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Noted. Mr. O'Donovan, 87, is not part of the hurly-burly of royal commentary.
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Thursday's endgame was particularly head-spinning, even for the hurly-burly of Israeli politics.
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Mr. Artemenko, tall and burly, arrived at the Manhattan hotel between visits to Washington.
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You have a sense of being away from the hurly-burly of the world.
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Burly and intense, Mr. Ray has put himself at the center of local politics.
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His burly frame is clad in a blue sweater embroidered with an American flag.
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Revalued George Motz, a burly, mutton-chopped Brooklynite, fashions himself as America's hamburger expert.
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The next day, Carpenter, a burly I.T. consultant, arrived at Boicourt's apartment, with Gracie.
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Despite its appearance, this burly behemoth was a completely different prehistoric beast: a dicynodont.
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A burly drill instructor in khaki, a wide-brimmed hat shading his face, approached.
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"Step away from that heat," a burly stagehand said in a thick Boston accent.
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When a burly regular pays to get double-teamed, the mirth fizzes from his skin.
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Apparently beluga whales and narwhals produce offspring with big, burly heads — but, sadly, no tusks.
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The archetypal bully, at least in mainstream American cinema, tends to be a burly jock.
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The composer and flutist James Newton, a burly man with long, graying dreadlocks, was next.
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A burly chain-smoker, he spent 25 years overseeing road-building crews in central China.
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In the early 2000s it realised that Germany's burly players were struggling against defter teams.
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Yep, here's Meera with those same burly Night's Watch brothers — Bran's almost home, at last!
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According to The Guardian, the burly kangaroo got calmer and softer in his later years.
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Listen to more surly and burly punk rock on Tim Scott's radio show Teenage Hate.
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He's a burly guy in his early 30s with brown hair and a meticulous haircut.
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And they do it all while ripping the shit out of some burly rock riffs.
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Gaucho One of the S.H.I.T. family bands, Gaucho are rough and ready, burly, and fast.
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She thinks before she speaks, asks a lot of questions, and has a burly laugh.
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Before our eyes, a substantial group of burly men came smashing their way towards us.
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"See those two guys?" she said, pointing to a burly pair wrangling a chain motor.
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He was a burly, grimacing man and did not seem to like being in court.
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Or, a fireman from Staten Island, a burly guy, we engaged in a big conversation.
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Bag Week 2018: Chrome's BLCKCHRM Bravo 2.0 backpack is a burly, stylish beast What else?
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The owner of the sauna had also invited his burly, self-assured, middle-aged friends.
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The next morning, the city's smog had intensified, turning the surrounding mountains into burly apparitions.
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Regarding Cocktails | $30 This burly robot maid is the post-party cleanup droid you're looking for.
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Razer supersized it with a burly aluminum body, boxy sides, and a big 5.7-inch screen.
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This time, the burly Persian-Canadian instructor strapped to my side motioned for me to stand.
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Joseph Hunter, a burly former US Army drill sergeant nicknamed Rambo, briefed them on the assignment.
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Spoiler: It involves a burly man's hand and, not, like, an extra scoop of Mr. Bubbles.
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Lincoln Adim, a burly accented suitor who once called Arie Luyendyk Jr. a "wanker," wasn't there.
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Crafton, a graphic designer and burly beer brewer, dropped the zucchini blossom into his unfermented beer.
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I commiserated with a burly AAA guy before working up the courage to call my father.
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He slipped and caught his right foot, and his burly frame hurtled down over his knee.
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Someone can be big, burly, and gruff-voiced but still not wear the mask of manhood.
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"You may get shoved out of the way by a burly Turkish woman," my brother continued.
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Lee Pace, who plays Joe, took the stage with James McArdle, the burly Glaswegian playing Louis.
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He was burly, and in the midday heat he was sweating through his blue T-shirt.
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Mychal Judge being carried in a chair from the World Trade Center by burly rescue workers.
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He kind of looked like an asshole, and he was a burly type built for brawling.
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Here, very complex interactions among materials can be captured using ordinarily very burly partial differential equations.
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A group of burly former wrestlers came by on their way to vote for Mr. Raisi.
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A tall and burly man, Mr. Youssef, 23, was able to recover after being treated locally.
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"I've never seen a command post of big burly guys so filled with joy," he said.
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Mr. Johnson provided burly but exacting playing to orchestras led by Charles Mingus and Gil Evans.
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I love this combination, which I often prefer to the denser, more burly mencías of Bierzo.
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Some wines were made in a lighter, more elegant style, while others were burly and tannic.
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Ian Stewart — burly and bearded, the very model of a preservationist/woodworker — was waiting for me.
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"Hope always high," said the burly Vallejos, his posture ramrod straight and eyes hidden behind sunglasses.
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Illustration: Karolina Suchan-OkulskaIt was big and burly, but don't call this Triassic-era beast a dinosaur.
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Burly men with earpieces and no-nonsense demeanors come and go in black SUVs with black windows.
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Also playing in black for the last time were burly front-rowers Keven Mealamu and Tony Woodcock.
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Elle refuses to mind-kill a cat in Brenner's lab, so she's dragged off by burly orderlies.
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He later eviscerates Kevin — our burly do-gooder — for sharing the news of his secret, er, handshake.
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Two burly immigration officials pulled me to the side of the immigration queue and took my passport.
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A black SUV with a burly driver behind the wheel is almost always parked outside both locations.
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I assumed it would be a safe space for burly dudes who love beer, boobs, and bikes.
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It's the right style for this novel's world, which is burly with particularities and vibrant with voice.
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The old robots were blue-collar workers, burly and clunky, the machines that rusted the Rust Belt.
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A burly pit bull and a big tan mutt wrestled on the floor as the music blared.
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France's dealings with pandas - vegetarians but nonetheless burly bears with big claws - have not always been easy.
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The officers, burly and heavily armed, survey the marketplace with their legs planted far apart, projecting dominance.
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"He missed Russia," said Ross Cassidy, a burly former submariner who became one of his closest friends.
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The wool ones are burly, the knit ones cheeky, the basic foulard ones still peppier than most.
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J.P. The trumpeter Avishai Cohen has a tone that's both burly and stark, suggesting opacity and allure.
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Inside, beneath chandeliers, burly men in union jackets stood at a buffet, scooping baked ziti onto plates.
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His instinct about the burly white guy with the beanie and bomb-making bag was spot on.
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I was drinking my tea when two burly men came near me and stood on either side.
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Late on a recent Friday, a burly duo was deep in conversation outside this Washington Heights hangout.
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Deeney, a player more filled with burly energy than with grace, headed the cross into the net.
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There were these big, burly defensemen, and Shayne was what you'd think of as a roller hockey player.
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She hadn't considered that the woman she loved might have a problem with Kass being a street burly.
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The company demanded that the burly six-footer disown a pamphlet calling for strikes against the modernisation plan.
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Maybe it was the first encounter with a burly, bearded courtroom security guard who looked like Conor McGregor.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Boardroom disputes will look like child's play compared to the hurly-burly of American politics.
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Singh, a burly, bearded man who has scripted and starred in his own films, had denied the charges.
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The burly Argentine recovered his usual unflustered demeanor, hitting back from 0-2 to take the third set.
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A burly bearded correspondent who goes by the stage name Dan D'Humorous was tasked with eliciting the laughs.
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After Sediuk kissed her butt, he was grabbed by her burly bodyguard, according to this video from TMZ.
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Mr. Bell was a classic rancher: a burly man with blue eyes, in a cowboy hat, quietly forthright.
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In what will be his first major role on a TV show, Kenworthy will portray Brooke's burly boyfriend.
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George Kinoti, born in the slums, rose from burly beat cop to head the powerful police investigation department.
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The burly, soft hearted young man beside himself because he truly believes he has no future at all.
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The brothers shared burly features, and, by their mid-218s, had amassed a formidable record of violent crime.
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You gasp before the burly bodies that loom amid shearing bolts of white and divine blasts of amber.
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He is large, burly, bearded, and a bitching feminist with a son who's got Farrah Fawcett DNA obviously.
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Mr. Boothe lent his burly frame and Texas drawl to numerous TV series beginning in the late 1970s.
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As such, he made Mykola Zlochevsky, a burly, shaven-headed tycoon, his minister for ecology and natural resources.
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The first speaker, Fenwick Ridley, was a tall, burly man with an abundant russet beard and prodigious shoulders.
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He was approached by a burly, bearded man in a tee-shirt and shorts, spewing curses at him.
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Still, Mr. Pouyanné, a burly former rugby player, is tiptoeing into Iran, highlighting the risks the country presents.
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"He's just a beauty," he said of the burly and balding 54-year-old former Spartak Moscow goalkeeper.
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In his first scrimmage, Havlicek was matched with Jim Loscutoff, a burly forward known for his physical play.
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The city also makes rules, of the kind that could never be enforced in the hurly-burly of Lagos.
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Dyson 360 Eye Robot Vacuum | $1,000 This burly robot maid is the post-party cleanup droid you're looking for.
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STRIKING MATCHES on their rope-roughened palms, the burly whalers who chase Moby Dick seem unlikely avatars for modernity.
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You're a big, burly neanderthal man with an affinity for animals and more leadership qualities than your average caveman.
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If you ask me, it's pretty sad for a street burly to get hammered for a routine that prissy.
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Burly men in hard hats flew in for a week or two at a stretch to operate the machinery.
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Mendez is burly, middle-aged with greying hair and claims he has been shot five times in different conflicts.
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The burly man is looking through his binoculars at a hill, so you know, not doing the best job.
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Except to walk his dog, which we often did together, the burly former mayor did not leave his home.
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Photograph by Rebecca Fudala At the door stood a burly man with a shaved head and a chevron mustache.
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In court, Mr. Hunter, a burly man with a dark beard, wept at times as he addressed the judge.
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I was about to bail on the adventure when a burly Norseman barked out my name from his roster.
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Glancing at Dillinger Four, you see four burly, Midwestern guys who are keen on extolling the virtues of Motörhead.
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Mr. Conde said he saw a burly man pushing Mr. Sanabria into the room, holding him by the collar.
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Then, out of nowhere, a burly police officer who must have recognized my frustration yelled "Janet" in booming voice.
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" The author's moral horror was matched only by his physical disgust for the "swarthy, balding, thickset, burly, mustachioed gnome.
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The burly first baseman slugged a 13-21 fastball over the right field fence off Josh Taylor (23-4).
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The burly, rugged cowboy trailed the plains on horseback in the company's iconic 20th-century advertisements and TV commercials.
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Yusuf, a burly chain-smoker from Istanbul, had run a bar in Manhattan's East Village before becoming a journalist.
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And my, what a noise he has instilled in the Dallas Symphony: a burly roar, refinable to sugary glints.
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A burly 6-foot-2 forward from Brampton, Ontario, Lawrence said he hoped to play professionally somewhere, probably abroad.
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Colton Underwood, the newest and most burly Bachelor, is highly aware of his flaws — we stan a self-aware lead!
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And Reggie Gaudino, Steep Hill's burly and dreadlocked 53-year-old vice president of scientific operations, does look the part.
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First with horses and plows, and eventually with burly combines—technologies that have made farming exponentially cheaper and more productive.
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Sky pundit Ian Holloway took a crack about the burly physique of Wimbledon striker and VICE Sports favorite Adebayo Akinfenwa.
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So perhaps it's no surprise that David, Ken, Cece and Rachel never band together against the burly Gen X majority.
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Remember, a $600 Rift is really more like $1400 if you count the burly PC that's capable of running it.
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And a scaled-down version—powered by AA batteries instead of burly D-cells—made Maglite a hit with consumers.
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The PageRank algorithm that first gave Google its power was a brilliant breakthrough that made the hurly-burly internet sensible.
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Garmin Fenix 5 Watch for $409 ($192 off): The burly Fenix 5 is on our list of best fitness trackers.
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The six burly men "carried Ruthie to her grave across the damp cemetery grounds in their bare feet," Dreher wrote.
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At one point, a burly security guard yanked a girl from the mass of entangled sweaty limbs and gyrating bodies.
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I often refer to it as "man land" because the idea of the big, burly man who only needs a .
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"You feel dizzy inside the scrum," said Roma Oragvelidze, 29, a burly professional rugby player who was representing Lower Shukhuti.
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Löw counters with Marco Reus, an attacking midfielder, for Sami Khedira, who's more of a burly control-the-middle type.
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It is just possible to imagine that the burly, brooding Antoine was once a kind husband and an attentive father.
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Then his relationship with his main contact, a burly man in his 40s named Mohamed Abdullah, took a strange turn.
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A burly man in a butcher's apron bellowed in a deep baritone about the unbeatable price of his pork chops.
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Morton is a burly chap whose arms are covered with conversation-starting Scottish pride tattoos — a Celtic knot, Gaelic dragons.
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Burly bodyguards drove them to different houses and hotels, swerving through traffic and changing cars, saying they were being followed.
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Here especially, his backing band was missile-grade intense, with arrangements that were far too burly for Mr. Brown's voice.
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All around me burly pickup trucks rumble along, each jammed with aluminum toolboxes, gun lockers and the occasional dog kennel.
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The least-known artist here is Carlos Alfonzo, whose "Told," from 1990, is a big burly form in dark colors.
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Burly men walk around in "Carpenters for Hillary" T-shirts; there are a lot of Hispanic supporters in the crowd.
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Submerged in the mafe, the grain concedes to the more burly flavors of peanut and fish sauce, lamb and okra.
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The Georgia-Pacific brand is replacing its burly, flannel-wearing hunk with a woman in a nod to Women's History Month.
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That is until Liz is shot in her parents' alien-themed restaurant after a fight breaks out between two burly customers.
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The burly canine, weighing up to about 130 pounds (59 kg), is still used for dog fighting in its native country.
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Flash Thompson in the comic books may be a burly idiot, but that's not always how it goes down in 2017.
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A burly man in a hoodie walks calmly out of of the Crispus Attucks building with a duffel bag of money.
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Then, there's Colton: He tears up discussing his life as a burly, professional footballer who also happens to be a virgin.
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That means you get the same truck-like, body-on-frame construction, burly V-21.5 powertrain and three rows of seats.
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But what is known is that the furry, burly animal somehow snuck into Nicole Minkin Lissenden's minivan and got locked inside.
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When he complained, the receptionist said, "No problem" and sent up two burly guards to stand in the doorway all night.
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In one shot, she takes us into an elevator filled with burly, red-shirted FBI agents, and we feel her unease.
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That's the domain of burly wet/dry vacs, which Milwaukee has finally managed to shrink into a debris-sucking handheld package.
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Peering into the reception area, I saw a burly man bound securely to the confines of a high-backed wooden wheelchair.
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Though he is softened by playful facial expressions, shaggy hair, and geeky glasses, Adin is a tall and somewhat burly guy.
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He had the same burly build and imposing height, the same buzz cut and the same chubby cheeks stuffed with tobacco.
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Zhou Genkou, a burly truck driver, recently waited in a Volkswagen dealership to pay $12,300 for a new white Santana sedan.
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Mr. Peele, burly and bearded, wearing a Harley-Davidson hat and a T-shirt depicting a bald eagle, began unloading signs.
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Burly heavyweight Konstantin Erokhin, reviled as he may be for his recent snoozer with Gabriel Gonzaga, is also on the market.
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Deep-snow caribou are burly, muscular ungulates, in shades of gray, white and dark brown, with unusually large antlers sweeping backward.
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When he learns the truth, he reflects on the emotional hurly-burly of love and the injury of his first heartbreak.
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Mr. Tanner proved a solid, if somewhat blunt Otello, with a burly voice that can turn shaky during vocally sustained passages.
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Mr. Pickerell was a burly former college football player who liked to tell stories and dressed in costumes for marketing events.
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Battey, Colorado's burly 6-foot-8, 264-pound center, made his third 3-pointer of the season in the first half.
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The burly guy who was filming "Mockingbird" challenged my male friend to fisticuffs, saying, "Let's take this outside" during the intermission.
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"I've started to lose track of the days," said Yang Dechao, a burly 34-year-old factory worker trapped in Wuhan.
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He had on a worn chili-red polo shirt, khaki standup shorts, and flip-flops—burly forearms crossed over a paunch.
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The Martini I had, which the burly old bartender mixed by throwing it back and forth between two glasses, was unaccountably good.
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The day's hurly-burly typified Ms. Ahmed's intriguing, improbable and perhaps ill-fated mission of attracting Muslim voters to the Republican Party.
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As Nixon exited the plane in China, a "burly" aide "blocked the aisle" to keep staffers from following Nixon, Kissinger said later.
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Congressional leaders find it hard enough to work out how many votes they have in the hurly-burly of a legislative session.
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Finally, in the arms of a big, burly man, Ian is able to cry for his dead mom Monica Gallagher (Chloe Webb).
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Ianevski, Harry Potter fans will no doubt recall, played the burly Bulgarian student who caught Granger's eye in the Goblet of Fire.
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The Geekbench 73 scores, which rate the device's speed and power performance, are impressive, besting even the burly 12.9-inch iPad Pro.
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"When I met Patrick, I saw this strength, this strong, manly, burly kind of energy in him — that David had," she says.
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If I'm a Raiders fan, I'd want my team to go young and burly, and leave as little to chance as possible.
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The burly Swiss's powers of recovery will be put to the test on Friday when he meets 2016 runner-up Viktor Troicki.
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Burly boats, like the McKean, that could quell fires raging in warehouses that once dotted the shoreline have grown old and outdated.
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"We keep our lives busy with collective activities like singing, dancing and mah-jongg," said Mr. Ye, a burly 72-year-old.
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There was no one else there except a ticket clerk and two burly security guards inside the site's small, informative historical museum.
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"The government didn't care," said Dong Shefa (many people in Longcao have the surname Dong), a burly truck driver in rubber boots.
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"This piece here is called a breast rub," Chester Hawk, the plant's burly maintenance manager, told me, pointing to a plastic pad.
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Assistant coach Germán 'El Mono' Burgos may look like a burly docker, but he's actually the mastermind behind Atlético's prolific set pieces.
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The latest edition of the burly off-roader, unveiled this week at the Frankfurt Motor Show, comes with a more sculpted vibe.
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Curl, a burly, bearded Southerner, arrived in jeans and a camo trucker hat and ordered them each a bourbon and a beer.
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Sorey is a big, burly guy who speaks hurriedly, as if scrambling to get to the safe place where the music is.
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Encountering a long line of customers waiting to buy magazines and lottery tickets, her personal assistant, Paul (burly, doting), shuffled her out.
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A burly farmer was reduced to tears, and warmly embraced by Mr Biden, as he described his late wife's esteem for him.
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Craig Hicks was a burly 46-year-old white man who was studying to become a paralegal at Durham Technical Community College.
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Mr. Percoco, a burly and sometimes brash presence during his days at Mr. Cuomo's side, did not testify in his own defense.
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Brooks Koepka, a burly 28-year-old from Florida, earned his first major title on June 221th after triumphing in America's oldest championship.
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That's a lot to place on Pine's burly shoulders, but if anyone can handle it, it's Jay Singletary, I Am the Night's protagonist.
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It's all good news for Marvel, though — speculation has already begun that the burly, CGI-generated Thanos could be the next generation's Joker.
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Harbour looks like he could be a good replacement for a rougher, gorier, and scarier Hellboy, sharing Perlman's burly physicality and gravelly voice.
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That's thanks to the burly but capable custom suspension bolted up under its angular form as well as those aforementioned 37-inch knobbies.
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When a burly corporal arrived with a carton of "Animal Crackers" biscuits, freshly shipped in from America, the nation-building moment seemed complete.
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They removed the Senate from the hurly-burly of politics by insisting that Senators were appointed by local grandees rather than directly elected.
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By the fourth quarter, Perry was wearing a blue jersey, gold pants and pads, taking snaps and hanging out with burly offensive linemen.
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She did not appear on The Bachelor, though she did criticize the show's decision to include Becca's burly ex-boyfriend in the proceedings.
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"I just keep losing it," said Paul Bigler, 54, tears streaming down his cheeks, a white Howe jersey hanging from his burly frame.
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The populist rulers of present-day Venezuela claim Miranda as a forebear, but his hurly-burly life is a rebuke to their illiberalism.
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The most pressing problem was that he had no one to sing the burly gospel parts that are so essential to his sound.
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Three Xavante were waiting for me at a little bus station—burly men with long black hair and wooden plugs in their earlobes.
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Thurmond is 25 years old, built squat and burly like a washing machine, with a laid-back manner and a round, cherubic face.
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Burly men with chainsaw guns and cold-hearted operators did bad things, and the audience wasn't supposed to have complicated feelings about them.
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Thimapy pairs you with another burly man with whom you can fight and wrestle—but you use your words instead of your fists.
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My son, a burly, bearded contractor who looked like he should be the one with the Sig strapped on, thought I was nuts.
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A burly man who is certain in his views, Mr. Blair had a ready explanation for the long decline of the coal industry.
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Mr. Clover, a blunt and burly 54-year-old who works at a state mental health facility, represents more than 400 of them.
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Burly men sip well drinks from straws on wooden benches while others, naked except for harnesses, swarm the dancefloor, swaying under red lights.
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He deploys his booming voice as a weapon, especially on the outstanding "Homesick," where he pivots quickly from burly to lovelorn and back.
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Gossage missed two months with a thumb injury in 1979 after he brawled in the showers with the burly designated hitter Cliff Johnson.
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Their creation was largely the result of a 1930 visit by the burly Pennsylvania-born sculptor to the Paris studio of Piet Mondrian.
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Their first step was to recruit 34 fit young men who were not burly weight lifters but did resistance train with some regularity.
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President Obama could be deliberative, reticent and cautious to a fault, which spurred an appetite for a more impulsive, visceral, hurly-burly successor.
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The burly Australian's red-hot putting helped him claim his fifth PGA Tour victory as several players including overnight leader Jon Rahm faltered.
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When I looked out, I saw not only the offending piece of gum but also burly workers in hard hats and thick gloves.
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Putin's choice to run Ukraine was a burly former coal-miner named Viktor Yanukovych, whom Putin bankrolled against pro-Western rival, Viktor Yushchenko.
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During stretches of this performance, Mr. Lisiecki ripped into forceful passages, dispensing burly chords and whiplash runs with steely sound and muscular energy.
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At least two of the burly men who posed for the painting were authentic US marshals sent out from Boston to oblige him.
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Hong Kong's pro-democracy activists were initially welcoming to the burly young Ukrainians who arrived on the front lines of their protests Sunday.
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SARAJEVO (Reuters) - In the 1990s he was the burly, brash general leading nationalist Bosnian Serbs towards a seemingly sweeping victory in Bosnia's war.
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After the rescue, the burly beaver rested comfortably in the city animal shelter before being transferred to the Hobbitstee Wildlife Refuge in Jarvis, Ont.
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I mean, there's just something thrilling about watching a woman benchpress an incredible about of weight in front of a room of burly men.
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Like Roughneck's similarly burly character, Boogaard was raised up north, and his time in the NHL ended while playing for the New York Rangers.
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The first two in line — a burly brewer named Corey McCart, 39, and his brother, Zachariah Hill, 35 — woke up at 5:30 a.m.
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Tennant — burly and nearly six feet tall, wearing jeans, a plaid flannel shirt and a baseball cap — did not resemble a typical Taft client.
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She even makes a clean break from Colton, our burly idiot NFL-er, but only to discover that, erm, all men are disgusting crabs!
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He radiates a kind of quiet peace, joy, even—perhaps not what one might expect to encounter from the burly frontman, but palpable nonetheless.
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Jon Snow looks like his usual burly self clad in fur, but Sansa and Aria have a brand new demeanor for the adventures ahead.
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But more than that, the songs had a melodic bent that suited the band well, wringing hooks out of vocalist Dave Verellen's burly shouts.
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Between light-hearted chat about burly dicks and meter-long cum shots, you can have a tattooed adult actor serenade you for an hour.
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Four burly police officers stand outside the club's doors with their arms crossed, gossiping about which A-lister is going to show up next.
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Nicknamed the Humvee by soldiers, the burly vehicles were used as command centers, ambulances, and troop carriers for the US military starting in 1985.
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In this, to be American is to be a member of the tribe, and the ideal American is the burly protector of his tribe.
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The burly Australian carded seven-under-par 65 to claim his fifth PGA Tour victory as several players including overnight leader Jon Rahm faltered.
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" Mr. Alelam, big and burly, is well known to Israeli foodies after appearing on the first season of the cooking competition "Game of Chefs.
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Gardenhire raced out of the dugout immediately after Voit walked as replays showed the burly first baseman might not have held up his swing.
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The first person I met in Val-Fourré was a burly man in Afghan-style dress, with the scraggly beard favored by Salafi Muslims.
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The twist is that the gems are monsters, and you're linking them up so that a burly adventurer can slice his way through them.
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These campaigns often featured normatively masculine or feminine trans people, viral photos of burly trans men sarcastically asking if they belonged in women's rooms.
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Just down the street, Dhahir Hasan, a burly 32-year-old, cranks up an ancient, oily diesel generator twice a day — from 2 p.m.
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We finally get out of all of this early burly, and I said my gosh, and he said you can&apost complain when people love.
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This is basically the same movie — except instead of a widow, imagine burly firefighters, and instead of one boy, imagine three siblings they have rescued.
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A burly figure, in denim jeans and a yellow shirt bearing the legend "Indiana Pork", the Democratic senator from Indiana looks like a prosperous farmer.
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A few winding roads later, the lab came into view—a squat, burly concrete structure that looked like it could withstand a direct nuclear hit.
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THEY LOOKED like something out of Donald Trump's fever dream: a bunch of burly, bearded, tattooed Latinos massed outside a blood bank wielding metal objects.
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She said she watched for several minutes as burly men from the Sieting side blocked a black girl and her friends from crossing the street.
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He's tall, he's burly, his hair is prince-y — in summary, Kevin from Canada looks like he's appeared on the cover of several romance novels.
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A tall burly man from Nigeria, clutching a thick file, says he is appealing against his first asylum refusal, giving his name as Michael Emmanuel.
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FOUR BURLY policemen man a makeshift checkpoint outside Hongya, a hillside village in the western province of Qinghai on the edge of the Tibetan plateau.
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A burly mustachioed guy punches his way in and takes hold of the ankles of a pregnant woman at Gran's feet to yank her out.
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There are no idle spells between shifts or during breaks, and there is no need to fly burly men in hard hats up from Perth.
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A burly, uniformed guard opens up—and, if you are deemed not to be a Russian sympathizer, welcomes you with a shot of honey vodka.
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" A burly man who did odd jobs like cutting grass in New Britain, Howell lived out of a van he allegedly dubbed the "murder mobile.
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On one side we have a burly man in a blue sweatshirt and across from him a minuscule man in a green jacket and scarf.
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"I tell them let's not talk about it anymore," she said, as two burly men in heavy winter coats swigged beer and discussed the case.
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Enjoy the fights, get back here Monday for the breakdowns, and enjoy a bit of 'Road Not Taken' hypothesizing when the hurly burly is done.
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He'd transformed himself into a lithe fighter who could do two-finger push-ups and send burly men flying with his famed one-inch punch.
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After Tuesday's Louis Vuitton show — and, let's face it, long before that — we've developed a bit of a crush on Louis Vuitton's burly Nicolas Ghesquière.
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The only way this plot twist will be worth it is if one of these big burly boys dies and turns into a wight himself.
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The Raptors took fliers on players like Stanley Johnson and Rondae Hollis-Jefferson, two big, burly wings who can defend and finish around the basket.
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Ruf, which tunes classic Porsches and builds its own Porsche-inspired creations, unveiled a burly, off-road-ready concept car called the Rodeo this month.
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Many said they had come to fear Mr. Friedman, a burly man well over six feet tall, because of his volatile temper and verbal bullying.
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These are the very qualities that infuse and leaven his own work, making unlikely page-turners out of burly books on zoonotic diseases and biogeography.
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He nonetheless became an all-American with an unbeaten national-champion Oklahoma team, and then he wondered if he could vie with burly pro players.
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The 33-year-old actor is working overtime to make sure that as a tall, burly Black man, he doesn't get pigeonholed into certain roles.
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Near the backstage area entrance, a man who didn't have proper credentials was being held up by—for some odd reason—six burly security guards.
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In the 1935 movie "The Call of the Wild," the canine protagonist, Buck, was cast as a burly St. Bernard alongside a mustachioed Clark Gable.
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Mr. Obama did say he was looking forward to some quiet time and does not plan to stay involved in the hurly-burly of politics.
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We recently watched a burly man in his police uniform have his picture taken while standing in front of one of Chuck Close's mosaic portraits.
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With prose that was savagely funny, deceptively simple and poorly imitated, Mr. Breslin created his own distinct rhythm in the hurly-burly music of newspapers.
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A somewhat dour academic and a paragon of politeness and correctitude, Mr. Arens seemed increasingly out of place in the hurly-burly of the Likud.
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Her burly husband with a snow white goatee and veteran's cap was beside her as she revealed losing two of her sons, in tragic ways.
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Her recent episode began with a burly man with sunglasses and a gun saying that the following content may be graphic or sexual in nature.
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I was maybe a little knock-kneed, and having descended from many generations of burly Southern Italian women, my legs were strong and Mediterranean-ly athletic.
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Bag Week 2018: Chrome's MXD Pace Tote is the perfect little hybrid backpack Bag Week 2018: Chrome's BLCKCHRM Bravo 2.0 backpack is a burly, stylish beast
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Pell, a burly 1.9 meters (6 foot and 3 inches) tall, had sat hunched in the dock at the back of the courtroom throughout the trial.
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I'd watch these big, burly guys who got up before me and then slowly I managed to progress and get a bit stompy myself, like them.
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Unlike many of China's wilderness attractions, Laoshan has eschewed the hurly-burly of market stalls and other facilities intended to cater to a crush of tourists.
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Mr. Baker, who has managed the fund since 21.25, said he believed that the best companies combined top technology with burly brand names and large scale.
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Instead of a Foxconn employee, they found Claude Lois, a burly consultant with a gray near-pompadour that the village has hired to manage the project.
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He assured the assembled marines and their hosts, burly Australian officers in berets and slouch hats, that isolating North Korea diplomatically and economically remains the priority.
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If white people were reasonable, they'd agree to consider and act on racial inequality in exchange for the occasional three-touchdown game from a burly fullback.
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"When that was examined further, it was discovered that, in the hurly burly of busy [medical] practice, the vaccine was not always handled optimally," Schaffner said.
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Chris Hemsworth, the burly-cheery Marvel mascot, recently picked up a hitchhiker with his friend Luke Zocchi, per a new Instagram post from the Avengers star.
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Our burly boy lines up his log-like arms and rewards green jacket boy for his cockiness with one of the hardest smacks in human history.
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Whether intentionally or not, Simpson was typically paired with a burly cellmate, said Greg Lewis, who spent seven years with Simpson as an inmate at Lovelock.
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Presidential campaign slogans are created to help inspire allegiance and change minds amid the immediate, present-tense, in-your-face hurly-burly of an election campaign.
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" According to Dowd, "President Obama could be deliberative, reticent and cautious to a fault, which spurred an appetite for a more impulsive, visceral, hurly-burly successor.
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"Comedy can't be some burly, swaggering, tell-it-like-it-is mosh pit and also be a delicate vase that needs to be protected," he said.
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The extras are stripped off, like plastic pedals and extra gears, in favor of a burly 7503-pound rear rack and big, stable, custom Kenda tires.
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A new sheriff (burly Frank Wolff, veteran of late 1950s drive-in cheapsters like "Beast From Haunted Cave") complicates the conflict, in part through his irrelevance.
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All of the salads at La Copine, and there are usually two or three on the menu, are hunks — burly and satisfying, full of delicious secrets.
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But for something that looks a lot less burly, I like Incipio's slim Aerolite cases, which are made from a proprietary shock-absorbing material called FortiCore.
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Beijing Journal BEIJING — When China's leaders began the hurly-burly transition to a market economy, they encouraged dislocated workers to take up their own entrepreneurial pursuits.
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The dignitary, a burly young man with a massive watch, was provided security by Afghan commandos and ushered around in one of the government's precious helicopters.
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Shirley, the author of books on Reagan's 1976 and 1980 presidential campaigns, is a sure-footed and entertaining observer of the hurly-burly of national politics.
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In essence, China is and has been using North Korea like a burly bouncer at a dance club it currently shares with Japan and South Korea.
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During his trial, Pell's own lawyer described the burly 1.9 meters (6 foot and 3 inches) tall cardinal as the "Darth Vader" of the Catholic Church.
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These days, one often hears laments that academia has become too insular, that scholars aren't willing to participate in the hurly-burly of real-world debate.
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Click here to view original GIFJoerg Sprave has finally built an elastic-powered weapon that even the burly slingshot master can barely handle when the trigger's pulled.
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For American firms, returns are now 30% higher in their home market, where cosy oligopoly has become more enticing than the hurly-burly of an unruly world.
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On a roster that leans heavily on burly windbags spewing sarcastic quips, he stands out as the squeaky-clean, flag-saluting role model devoid of divisive edge.
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The juxtaposition of our idea of the stereotypically sleek ballerina and Mr. Carey's burly, hairy body is playful, but the images simultaneously convey his isolation and vulnerability.
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The lanky Mr. McFarlane wrapped himself around the burly Mr. O'Dette, who commented that Dowland may well have written this to perform with a comely female partner.
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Instead, the mid-size hatchback will be tearing through residential zones, insolently splashing burly pickup drivers and drifting through turns — all without spilling its driver's hot chai.
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The firm has responded by hiring burly security guards to watch over the main flashpoints in Johannesburg and is testing a panic button that calls armed guards.
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The burly, bearded manager had told me he couldn't imagine moving to Orania, so accepting e-Ora, and ora before it, was the best he could do.
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In a later segment, burly men build barricades by stacking car tires into giant piles, doing the banal grunt work that gets edited out of news reports.
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This architecture suggests how highly the ancient Romans must have valued the privacy of family life, its separation from the hurly-burly of the social world outside.
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Parental leave is rare to nonexistent, and even some female chefs have admitted that they don't have bodies built for heavy lifting like their burly male colleagues.
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Its models are often hirsute and burly, though not always, and Schulz says the only constant among them is that they are friends or people he's admired.
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This time, it was Atlanta prog-metal institution Mastodon that made an appearance, appropriate since their music is as burly and tangled as the show's many plotlines.
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Their sound has grown glossy and huge like a racehorse, their riffs muscular and burly, their drumming fucking furious—even Josh Homme performed on their last album.
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A burly, voluble man, Longa holds court in a kind of command center, with a panel of sixteen video screens that monitor security cameras around the estate.
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A brigade of teenagers, led by a burly veterinarian, got to work salvaging belongings from the smear of houses that had careened off the cliff in Turnagain.
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It pits a gang of burly American veterans (played by Ben Affleck, Oscar Isaac and a few others) against a drug lord (Rey Gallegos) and his cronies.
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There were frantic clearances on balls into the burly Spanish forward Diego Costa, but mostly Iran's defense was compact and organized, snuffing out attacks before they began.
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Iceland has maintained a tight circle around him all afternoon, keeping four burly defenders and midfielders within a few yards of him for most of the game.
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" Smith was listed at 6 feet tall and 239 pounds, but when on defense, Collins said, the burly Smith "moves better than people give him credit for.
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But many are gasp-inducing, like an aerial act in which a burly man treats his partner as if she were a slab of hand-pulled noodles.
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The bass-baritone Isaiah Musik-Ayala held his ground as the sole deep voice, bringing a burly and resonant tone to the role of Desdemona's father, Elmiro.
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Mr. Borisov, 57, a burly former firefighter and bodyguard of the country's former Communist leader, has been a leading figure in Bulgarian politics for over a decade.
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What's more, the burly vocalist finally allows himself to delve into his naturally lower register, revealing a mournful, weathered moan with which to spin his sad tales.
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As soon as we walked into the cafe seating area, we were met with steely-eyed glares from two burly white men sitting at one of the tables.
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Yet, the device also manages to squeeze in the best features of the smartwatch market that men are apparently drawn to like little burly flies to the flame.
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"There's optimism, but there's also a lot of mistrust," says a burly man who is the civilian leader in the FARC territory and gives his name as "Grossman".
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My interest was piqued: Self-defence tends to be dominated by burly dudes—meaning that traditional self-defence classes, however well-intentioned, may be triggering for sexual abusers.
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The crew guys are kinda big, tough, burly guys and to see the respect they have for the girls and the art that is drag was really gratifying.
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I wouldn't even call the Bosnian selector a DJ; he's more like a burly, hirsute magician who channels good vibes through music and onto the people around him.
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Bethesda announced Quake Champions at its E3 press conference tonight with a fully CGI trailer showing a bloody battle between the series' burly humans and bloody cyborg Strogg.
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You still can't talk your way out of much, but you can at least survive long enough to have your burly pals do some persuasion of their own.
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After Grigory Rodchenkov left his position as the director of a Russian anti-doping lab, in November of 2015, some burly guards showed up in his front yard.
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Nakayama chatted with one of her seafood suppliers, who had dropped by to deliver four burly kegani , or horsehair crabs, their strawberry-colored shells covered in spiky whiskers.
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Ireland enlisted the help of a burly guy friend to load the prickly plant into the back of a truck, which eventually made its way to her doorstep.
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What followed was a stream of angry tweets in which Banks more or less called for Palin to be gang-raped by a group of "burly" Black men.
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"It's a common problem, primarily among those of us who are stocky, husky, chunky, burly, overweight, fat,—ie, bears," he wrote in an article for American Bear Magazine.
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We saw that tonight when a burly Irish gangster, infuriated by Frankie's having busted up his machines with a crowbar, pulled a handgun on Vinnie at the bar.
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Thick like a blanket in February, the sauce is a blend of fresh tomatoes, peppers and tomato paste that's cooked down until nearly burly, just shy of smooth.
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RICEVILLE, Iowa — Charles Uffelman, a bearded and burly Tennessean who is working in Iowa for Elizabeth Warren, stirred gravy on a stovetop while biscuits rose in the oven.
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Baynes, a burly center whom the Suns acquired in an off-season trade, has been a revelation from the 3-point line, helping space the floor for Booker.
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In an unsubtle hint, the burly Cossacks who gathered in camouflage uniforms or czarist-era outfits put on a display of how to smash eggs with a horsewhip.
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Harvard still has several other players who could shine in any conference, headlined by guards Noah Kirkwood and Bryce Aiken along with the burly big man Chris Lewis.
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The hurly-burly commercialization of Pooh and his friends stands in stark contrast to the pastoral quietude of Hundred Acre Wood — and this was before Disney became involved.
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By midmorning on a wet and windy British midsummer day, burly security guards had erected velvet ropes along one side of the store's gilded floor-to-ceiling windows.
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It was also carnivorous, armed with burly jaws lined with rugged premolars, allowing for a powerful bite that could have splintered bone or crunched the shells of armored invertebrates.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 1967, the angel of ambiguity rescued Al Held from the burly heaviness of his body and the formalist ideology of his thinking.
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Seated beside his lawyer and wearing an orange jail uniform and horned-rimmed glasses, the burly, bald ex-college football player showed no visible emotion as sentence was pronounced.
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Some canines walked; others arrived in toy cars or carriages; some were carried Cleopatra-style by burly men in loincloths; others were held aloft to show off their finery.
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The burly special forces veteran has been collecting images of death throughout the long war with ISIS, which has now reached the outskirts of the militant capital of Mosul.
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"You're usually doing those scenes in front of about 20 people, mostly burly, sweaty men whose jeans are like halfway down their bum crack," she said with a laugh.
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A rugby game was on, so after about five minutes of watching these burly men clash into one another, I excused myself to the toilet and started jerking off.
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U.S. media are barred, but a Russian camera is allowed, and Trump's guests quickly release the astonishing shots of Trump and the burly Russians appearing to yuk it up.
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I was hoping to make it through the next few years of his administration without being forced to look at his burly chest hair, but here we are, crying.
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The pair entered their pre-fight news conference from different corridors at a Liverpool hotel and had burly minders separating them as they engaged in some heated trash-talk.
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The burly veteran rolled his right ankle twice in that start but x-rays came back negative and he was able to make it through his bullpen session Saturday.
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Working with her mother, Rosanna Romeo, they produce delicate wines under the Romeo del Castello label that are lovely counterparts to the generally more burly reds of the region.
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David Foreman, a burly Texan in a cowboy hat, had been a reluctant Trump man when I first encountered him at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland in July.
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Noise, in a world where we're not likely to be killed by an avalanche or a rampaging elephant, is also a metaphor for the hurly-burly of modern life.
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On the Tajik side, we caught a ride with one of the burly drivers jockeying for our business and headed for Penjikent, an ancient town just beyond the border.
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A burly man who "carried himself like a big rugby player," according to the magazine photographer David Burnett, Mr. Faas was at ease with troops and unflappable under fire.
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The handlebar has eight inches of travel for tall parents, and the rugged, 11-inch, no-puncture rear tires are burly enough to take on dirt and gravel paths.
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Mr. Bhat, a burly man with a thick beard, had made his name among other young fighters by once snatching a rifle from an Indian soldier during a protest.
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In contrast, Hilgers pointed to Taylor Smith Jr., a burly 22-year-old who was pounding away on a heavy bag as if it had stolen his lunch money.
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Big, burly men in bomber jackets from towns like Bradford and Burnley, bouncers were gatekeepers of adulthood, they were the force that upheld the divide between child and adulthood.
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In the big public demo, available on YouTube, the burly protagonist hops on his motorcycle and ambushes a collective of shabbily dressed people we are to assume play the villains.
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With both major French political parties contemplating primaries this year, many here are watching the hurly-burly of the American experience with a mix of envy and worry, he said.
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Ryan Howard is just 5-for-24 with two homers against him, while Darin Ruff is the only other Philadelphia player with a lifetime homer against the burly right-hander.
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The ever-bold designer Abley had tongues wagging with his barely there looks, while Sibling made waves for the house's burly men sporting rib-hugging corsets and manhood-strapping jockstraps.
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New owners Liberty Media said the burly Briton, whose Brawn team won the 2009 constructors' and drivers' titles, would be one of two managing directors under chief executive Chase Carey.
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Even without the blessing of a burly man who rides a motorcycle in a faux-fur vest, the Vikings were able to summon the strength to win in Green Bay.
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First, the pictures of a burly Russian governor caught at a sushi restaurant in a swanky Moscow hotel, with wads of specially marked euros leaving fluorescent stains on his hands.
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Bud Spencer, a burly comic actor known as the "good giant" for punching out bad guys on the screen in a series of spaghetti westerns, died on Monday in Italy.
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All the while, the band's brand of burly, adrenaline-spiked sludge soundtracks his encounter and a subsequent attempt to attack the creature (which doesn't turn out too well for him).
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"She sobbed and shrieked loudly as she was taken by two burly police officers from a corridor near the courtroom and carried to the cells," according to the Montreal Gazette.
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Looking at –the mild, amateur kink of the Polaroid studies next to his full-color centerfold spreads of burly, oiled biceps is both a little laughable and a little haunting.
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In fact, I began to notice that an objectively "fat" man is referred to by men and women alike as a beast, a bear, brawny, burly, big boy, sexy daddy.
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One year, a farmer's burly son, who had protested that he didn't want to be in "any sissy school play," was browbeaten by his girlfriend into accepting a small part.
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The Giants' line was backed by Sam Huff, the mobile and famously tough middle linebacker, who took the place of a burly middle guard used in the previously popular alignment.
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From its modern inception, Priorat has generally been a burly wine, rich and alcoholic, as garnacha and cariñena, also known by their French names grenache and carignan, can often be.
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If the Apple Watch Series 5 is a plucky little Arabian showhorse, the Garmin Instinct is one of those burly Clydesdales you see in Budweiser commercials: strong, sturdy, and strapping.
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Gettleman is a man keen on physical contact, and handshakes and bear hugs from burly men come in thick and fast in the marketplaces and cafes of Mazar-i-Sharif.
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Saladrigas, a burly, hale man of sixty-eight, is a wealthy businessman and a founding member of the Cuba Study Group, a nonprofit organization devoted to restoring relations with Cuba.
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You control a burly adventurer, with the goal of connecting lines of like-colored monsters to clear them away, which you do by cutting a bloody path through your enemies.
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When a muscular grizzly bear rampages their hive for honey, "every damn mama bee, daddy bee and every little jitterbug bee jump Brer Bear's burly ass," Wideman says to Till.
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"The worst thing for me is when comrades die, when they fall at my side," the burly, bearded Requesens told Reuters, saying he had been near nine fatalities since April.
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Fighting in his opponent's backyard in Sofia, Bulgaria, Latifi wrestled Ivanov into the ropes of the apparent ramshackle ring and said ring imploded under the weight of the two burly Europeans.
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This was a sadomasochistic scene wherein a burly man cups the genitals of his upside-down lover in one hand and a cigarette in the other — placed suggestively at crotch-level.
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The burly, intense Russian was as ideologically driven as Philby had been, and he probably did as much damage to the Soviets as Philby had done to the British and Americans.
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Once there, he joins a bearded and burly brotherhood that includes Tyrone Woods (James Badge Dale, radiating low-key charisma) and Kris Paronto (Pablo Schreiber), who are also special operations veterans.
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Underwood still wasn't there, so she took Chris Randone (also from Kufrin's season) instead, hoping to have a fun time with someone who wasn't the burly football player of her dreams.
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On the basis of the unprecedentedly stiff leadership challenge she faced after the general election from Tim Ryan, a burly Ohioan, at least a third of House Democrats want her out.
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While I chatted with Carstairs in the educational garden behind the centre, a couple burly guys wearing pool company shirts showed up and started watering a couple of the resident turtles.
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The burly Irishman, given loud support by the packed galleries, opened with three successive birdies, made another at the fifth and then the eighth as he stormed into the outright lead.
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I was always going to stand out among the burly, gruff men who make up most of the transient inhabitants of the mines and exploration camps I go to for gigs.
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The 2009 redesign radically reimagined the early-2000s ride, dropping a sleek chassis in favor of a burly, aggressive coupé that a lot of people first saw as Bumblebee from "Transformers."
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Here and there, (and especially on "A Crown of Desolation," which will absolutely have you head-bobbing at your desk), a little bit of burly rock 'n' roll swings on through.
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Some of the first customers are two burly guys, who pull their Land Rover up onto the curb in front of the shop and hop out for an ice cream breakfast.
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Gary Cohn, who was a top leader of Goldman Sachs, has the burly build of a boss, and instantly bonded with Trump, who is drawn to people who look the part.
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Irving looked especially shaky, missing his first nine shots from the field and being forced to watch the Celtics' burly reserve center, Aron Baynes, hit a 3-pointer before he did.
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MOSCOW — Russia's vast security apparatus often displays its power through brutal actions: burly police officers in riot gear pummeling protesters or mysterious thugs assaulting and occasionally assassinating opposition politicians and journalists.
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The other night at Il Fiorista, a new restaurant in NoMad, a burly, bearded, and surprisingly poetic server caught a request for a cocktail recommendation and dived for the end zone.
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PYRAMID HILL, Australia — A lanky Filipina girl with long black hair stood at the wickets behind St. Patrick's School, waiting for a bowl from a burly dad with a reddish beard.
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A bluff, burly Scotsman who once edited The Sunday Times of London, he is also chairman of the parent company of the Spectator, the weekly newsmagazine once edited by Mr. Johnson.
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He told Boxing News before the semi-finals that he would rather take on the burly Briton than the "intelligent" Kazakh Ivan Dychko because Joyce was "not smart" as a fighter.
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A cynosure of everything forward-looking and ambitious in urban design, it represented to her, almost alone, the apotheosis of the "super blocks" that destroyed the "hurly-burly" of city life.
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Alex Turner's voice has never been more agile—for evidence, consult his falsetto on "Star Treatment"—and the band's lounge-jazz adjacent musicianship throughout proves their versatility outside burly stadium rock.
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The burly LiAngelo, practicing with the intensity of the football player that he once was, jumped up from an interview as the scrimmage wound down and insisted that it continue with him.
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" — James T., San Francisco _____ "I remember during my medical training calling security early if someone seemed violent, and up to 6 to 10 big, burly linebacker guys would show up, all unarmed.
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The group then takes off – their arms loaded with the pilfered goods — dashing past a crowd of frightened young girls and plowing into a burly customer who tries to block their escape.
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Winnipeg's depth on defense is impressive, highlighted by burly Dustin Byfuglien, mammoth Tyler Myers and Tobias Enstrom — although the sticky contract situation involving the unsigned Jacob Trouba could serve as a distraction.
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The result: That's weighing his most recent feedback in favor of Urban, a burly West Point graduate who was awarded the Bronze Star Medal during combat against Iraq in Operation Desert Storm.
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Marbs, burly like some enforcer-type from The Sopranos, anchors one end of a long table occupied by colorful sorts, most accented with a touch of purple in their hair and clothing.
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He also squared up to Pavel Mamaev which – considering that the burly Russian midfielder would almost certainly batter Joe in a street fight – was as admirably brave as it was endearingly stupid.
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Helrunar closed out the evening with a burst of Viking-inspired energy, fronted by an endlessly charismatic vocalist who served up their fast and burly (and occasionally doomy) black metal with aplomb.
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Long a standard-bearing trumpeter in straight-ahead jazz, he plays with a burly, rough-gem tone and an air of bold assurance; it's all fully on display in this concert recording.
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I tell my brother to do something, but he's reluctant to go there because the neighbors have told him that there are two older, burly guys staying in the apartment with Kitti.
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Although he speaks decent-enough English, he opted to communicate by means of an interpreter, Shahram Ruzbehan, a burly Iranian expatriate in a gray tweed flat cap, who sat across from us.
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A burly tattooed white man facing a phalanx of black cops during a riot is the kind of volatile, over-the-top image that might have worked powerfully in a music video.
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Nearby, burly young men waved the old Russian imperial flag and shouted for the release of Dmitri Demushkin, a nationalist recently sentenced to two and half years in prison for inciting hatred.
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A day earlier, the Clippers dropped a game to the pitiful Pistons, and Clippers center Montrezl Harrell, a burly dreadlocked Range Rover of a man, sounded as if he had had enough.
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"It's high-end French gastronomy with Neapolitan know-how," he said, sounding remarkably soft-spoken for a burly man with a nasty-sounding surname and more tattoos than most death-row inmates.
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While Trump spoke, a burly man in a "Make America Great Again" cap put a protester in a headlock before security removed the activist, then walked around collecting high fives from rally-goers.
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His audience, burly delegates of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, were the sort of working-class voters the 76-year-old former vice-president is counting on to nullify the hard-left.
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For venues, Jung says the benefits all hinge on being able to retire the pen and paper or Google Docs spreadsheets that bedevil the big, burly bouncers barring the gates of party paradise.
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The burly American, co-leader with Scotland's Martin Laird overnight, mixed six birdies with three bogeys in bright sunshine to card a three-under-par 72 on the challenging layout at Bethpage Black.
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A typical Greengrass chase scene or fight scene—and there isn't much else in the Bourne films—is a hurly-burly of bone-jarring impacts, dynamic hand-held camerawork and stroboscopically fast editing.
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David Ortiz, the burly and ebullient Red Sox designated hitter, stood on the top steps leading out of the visitors' dugout at Yankee Stadium on Tuesday evening and looked at the upper decks.
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The burly beer garden worker now packs his laptop and clothes into a waterproof bag which he puts on his back, dons his wetsuit and slides into the River Isar for his journey.
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This is exemplified throughout Ghost in the Shell, in the way its heroes—blonde, square-jawed, burly, and heavily armed—are juxtaposed against identifiably "normal" Japanese civilians with slumped shoulders and oversized spectacles.
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Instead, heels are foreigners like Jinder Mahal and the Koloffs, burly men who scream and threaten the American way of life, or they're the rich and privileged, like Ric Flair and Vince McMahon.
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Clinton held an impassive gaze, one burly Secret Service agent, his head shaved and wearing a purple shirt and cuff links, put an arm around the Democratic nominee and protectively patted her shoulder.
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Meanwhile, the landmark 1907 Tin Building, which occupies Pier 17 — once home to burly fishmongers — is being reincarnated as an upscale food hall and market overseen by the celebrity chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten.
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Toyota's 2017 Tacoma TRD Pro gives the joys of distinctive but burly off-road gear and attitude, without the sacrifice in comfort or warranty coverage of a truck tricked-out in the aftermarket.
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Burly, bearded, with multiple earrings and an experimental buzz cut, Dr. Kopelson shares a resemblance to Dr. Brandt in at least one way: He tests many of the fillers he employs on himself.
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The burly leader of the Christian Social Union (CSU), Bavarian sister party of Merkel's CDU, entered to pumping dance music, like a champion boxer, before delivering a speech full of power and punch.
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AN BYEONG-HUN The tall and burly South Korean will make his Presidents Cup debut as a late replacement for Australian Jason Day, who was forced to withdraw because of a back injury.
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The Laocoön Group, the Hellenistic masterpiece of baroque, coiled drama, of muscle and bone, of form and void housed in the Vatican's collection, is a distant antecedent of Fujita's spatial-pictorial hurly-burly.
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During Oakland folk duo Faun Fables' set, guitarist Nils Frykdahl—a burly, dress-clad guitarist with the hair of a metal legend—ambled around playing the flute as if in a medieval court.
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His burly figure would be imposing if he weren't dressed in cargo shorts and flip-flops, a wardrobe that—along with his sunny, authoritative demeanor—gives him the air of a summer camp director.
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THE accused, Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri, a diminutive, clean-shaven Saudi aged 52, looks innocuous as he shuffles into court between two burly guards, a blue-gloved hand on each of his shoulders.
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Its clientele is as diverse as the neighbourhood: South Asian teens, a Korean mother and daughter, burly city workers in their dark T-shirts and orange vests, two Caribbean women laden with shopping bags.
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The burly Buffalo native had been trying to pass a law in his county that would ban conversion therapy — a widely discredited practice that claims to change a person's sexual orientation or gender identity.
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Pineda (3-103), a burly right-hander who began his career with the Mariners in 2011 before being traded to the New York Yankees, allowed three runs — all on solo homers — on five hits.
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He was tall and burly, with a bull neck, eyes that widened with shock or narrowed to menacing slits, a disingenuous smile and big ham hands to grip the gun or slap the girl.
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Confined to the club's eponymous green room, with one burly white supremacist held hostage as a bargaining chip, the bandmates use whatever resources they can in order to attempt to escape their perilous situation.
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More quietly than usual, I buzzed myself into the podyedtz (entrance hall) and started walking up to my first-floor apartment when I noticed four or five burly men standing outside my place knocking.
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While Olympic champion Rose and U.S. Open winner Stenson carded six birdies and an eagle between them, burly Texan Reed ensured that the U.S. never trailed after they edged 1-up after the sixth.
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The burly veteran German baritone Matthias Goerne, a commanding vocalist if a sometimes intrusive physical presence onstage, and the brilliant yet retiring young Russian pianist Daniil Trifonov may seem an odd couple as recitalists.
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A commotion erupted when a group of burly men burst through the door, moving through the hospital corridors as one, huddled around a small brown object: a monkey electrocuted while climbing a power line.
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The instructor, a burly former Pennsylvania state trooper named George Kadash, conceded that quick and decisive action is sometimes required, and he showed us physical techniques for restraining people without harming them or ourselves.
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The burly veteran struck out six and did not walk a batter while allowing two runs but was held out of the decision in a game New York went on to lose 4-63.
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Pineda (3-3), a burly right-hander who began his career with the Mariners in 2011 before being traded to the New York Yankees, allowed three runs — all on solo homers — on five hits.
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More unanticipated is Sawyer's response to their twitchy offer of a bed for the night: Neutralizing both the skeevy Hollister (Micah Hauptman) and burly Buck (Daniel R. Hill), she legs it into the woods.
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On this show, a burly, hairy man-child can blossom into a caring, sexy husband and father; a shady college student can transform into a major hottie who tells his mom the truth; Miss. Tammye.
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Although organized violence between supporters might have peaked in Britain near the end of the 1980s, it's still pretty common to see burly guys bashing one another's heads in purely because they support different teams.
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"Shame/Retreat" is all delicate folk melodies and sparse, plaintive vocals, while songs like "Self Mutilation by Fire and Stone" rumble awake like sleeping mammoths and"Silent Salt" slings shards of hurly-burly noise rock.
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This burly sixth grader and two more like him were in my classroom—a room full of eight year olds—because once again, no substitute would stay in theirs to cover their teacher's sick leave.
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Ochefu (concussion) will miss his second straight game, putting additional pressure on burly forward Kris Jenkins, who registered 14 points and 11 boards against St. John's and also leads the team with 42 3-pointers.
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Yet you can safely celebrate the off-season arrivals of the veteran point guard Ricky Rubio and the burly big man Aron Baynes — two players whose skill sets clearly enhance the talents of Devin Booker.
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Wily provocateur, enemy of the state and media-savvy advocate for the disenfranchised, he is a darling of the global contemporary art world, a bona fide celebrity whose burly, bearded presence invariably draws admiring crowds.
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This phenomenon was mentioned in a 523 New York Times article which, in addition to Marks and Akhenoten7, focused on Lyte Burly, a trainer who teaches a version of the 52 Blocks as a business.
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In 2014, a burly police officer in Taiyuan, a city in northern China, was sentenced to five years in prison after a woman died when he wrestled her to the ground by twisting her head.
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McCann, who grew up in Duluth, Ga., outside Atlanta, is bearded, bald and burly, and a seven-time All-Star whose biting wit, keen baseball mind and easy confidence have made him a clubhouse leader.
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Jesus Aguilar, the Brewers' burly first baseman who was picked up on waivers last year and became an All-Star this year, hit his first playoff home run to double the lead in the fourth.
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FRANKFURT — Central bankers like to portray themselves as being aloof from the hurly-burly of politics, coolly assessing the economic data as they ponder whether to add a jolt of stimulus or take some away.
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Usman Raja, a burly 40-year-old and onetime pioneer of bare-knuckled mixed martial arts fighting, was back for a few rounds of sparring at his home gym in a town south of London.
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" At the time, J. Brooks Atkinson wrote in The Times: "The authors have transposed the charlatanry of national politics into a hurly-burly of riotous campaign slogans, political knavery, comic national dilemmas and general burlesque.
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So here's the rundown: Destiny 2 is superficially a video game about the capture of humanity's last great city following an attack by the burly alien force the Red Legion and its military leader, Ghaul.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Danish-American actor Viggo Mortensen says he was nervous at first about playing a burly Italian-American bouncer from the Bronx in comedy-drama "Green Book", unsure whether he could portray the character convincingly.
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At an American Legion hall in Sharptown, a village on Maryland's Eastern Shore, the burly, energetic Mr Hogan shakes every hand, claps an arm around every shoulder and poses for two or three pictures per phone.
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At 8:30 AM, the set of RuPaul's Drag Race is relatively quiet, save for burly crew members lumbering across the show's iconic catwalk, their masculine frames kissed by a purple glow from the stage backlighting.
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In his next at-bat, the burly first baseman hit a two-run homer into the first row of the right field seats — in nearly the same spot as his first — for a 6-1 edge.
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Days after Brown's death, then-Police Chief Tom Jackson released surveillance video showing Brown's involvement in a theft at a small grocery store just moments before the shooting, with the burly teenager pushing the store owner.
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With burly defenseman Brent Burns setting the screen in front of Columbus goalie Sergei Bobrovsky, Couture wristed a long point shot that made its way just inside the post for his 22nd goal of the season.
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The hurly-burly of partisan politics aside, obviously if your intended policy goal was to give people $1,000 bonus checks, then passing a complicated, expensive corporate tax cut would be a strange way to do it.
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In his next at-bat, the burly first baseman hit a two-run homer into the first row of the right field seats — in nearly the same spot as his first — for a 23-23 edge.
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So he, his burly friend Randy (Mike Mitchell), and Mickey's chipper roommate Bertie (Claudia O'Doherty) agree to turn their low-key night upside down, taking a psychedelic trip together with Mickey as their amused sober guide.
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IT WAS A RELIEF to see Monsieur Azzdine — burly, bearded, bespectacled, all flesh and blood, with a chipped-tooth smile and a predilection for Winston cigarettes — materialize out of the speculative haze of a WhatsApp chat.
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On a recent weekend night, DJ Stoon stuck to remixes of 1980s and '113s hits by Michael Jackson, Moloko and R.E.M. Burly security guards keep watch at street level, but there are no ropes or lines.
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"Nobody thought it would be as bad, with issues emerging suddenly like the land plots," said Roman Kiyashko, the burly Communist Party candidate for governor whose campaign slogan, "Your man from Sevastopol," emphasized his native roots.
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When the stylist, a genial man whose beard and burly physique gave him the air of a tropical Santa, imparted a gentle wave to her hair, she yelped and winced repeatedly, convinced that she'd been burned.
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Just then, in Panama City, Torres, the burly central defender from the Seattle Sounders, is chewing up turf as he runs down the center-forward channel like a striker .... Torres scores a late winner for Panama.
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It was a small protest: two burly middle-aged men lounging around, a woman resting her head on a table with flyers and a donation box, and two bronze statues of young girls, seated and barefoot.
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Another former McKinsey consultant who worked in Iraq recalled a surreal moment preparing a PowerPoint presentation while on a convoy to a shuttered food-processing factory, under the watchful eye of a burly private security guard.
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Fleeing black-uniformed snipers and storm troopers, as well as opportunistic street criminals, Lucy teams up with a burly janitor named Stupe (Dave Bautista), and they zigzag through the neighborhood that gives the movie its title.
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A guard's job used to be to get in the way — a burly body creating a sliver of daylight for a running back or a stand-tall guy holding the line against a surging pass rush.
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One night in January, I sit in the village home of Janusz Majer, 70, a burly climber who is working to obtain the $23,000 in government and private financing needed to underwrite the assault on K2.
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Of all the ways a modern chef might grapple with cassoulet, the sublimely burly Languedocian assault on the digestive system, upending it over a crisp and golden chicken paillard has to be one of the strangest.
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Federer's ninth successive defeat of the burly Czech, this time 53-25(22) 21977-3 6-4, was not all smooth sailing for the 36-year-old who snapped at umpire Fergus Murphy in the first set.
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It's hard to say where the group will go from here and if Canada will see a group of burly men, raised on biker shows, vigilante comics, and right-wing anti-immigration media, patrolling its suburban streets.
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Directed by David Mackenzie, the film stars Chris Pine as Robert the Bruce, the burly, bearded nobleman with a heart of gold who fought to unite Scotland and drive out the British in the early 14th century.
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On Thursday, the Australian supermarket chain Coles ran an ad in the Daily Telegraph newspaper featuring a burly, beaming man (namely, Australian cricketer Merv Hughes) holding a hot dog in a diagonally folded piece of white bread.
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"You have to practice everything, even flying in a straight line," said Olafur Jon Jonsson, a burly, 50-year-old Icelandic search and rescue volunteer, as his drone whirred to life and took off across the field.
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A burly 63-year-old woman in a red anorak, who like the others declined to give her name, said she had worked for 42 years and gets 621 euros a month, about $685, from her pension.
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Within days, Palestinian security forces arrested his uncle, Ahmed Halawa, 50, a burly, balding man with a salt-and-pepper mustache who was a police officer and former member of Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, Fatah's armed wing.
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Parks sat and Dr. King marched, the image of burly football players kneeling during the national anthem, adopting a pose of humility and sorrow to signal dissent, snatched a news cycle and dragged the president off-message.
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During my first week, I'm assigned to work on the hot section with Kim Wejendorp—a master of sai krok Isan, among other things, and a burly New Zealander who wants results, not diarrhea of the mouth.
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A favored member of Mr. Macron's inner circle, the bearded and burly Mr. Benalla had a presidential apartment on the fashionable Quai Branly in Paris, a chauffeured car and a special legislative floor pass granted to few.
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That meant most of the featured heroes were generally men and mostly white; though the X-Men, for example, featured mutants of all colors, shapes, and sizes, burly Wolverine was often the featured star of the comics.
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"If I was the captain I would give Francesco a wildcard pick," the burly 59-year-old told Reuters in an interview while competing in this week's Farmfoods British Par-3 Championship at Nailcote Hall near Coventry.
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A burly man in his late fifties says the local NHS is "overwhelmed" and "you can't get a doctor's appointment," while the gaunt man angrily claims that he has been waiting over a year for a pacemaker.
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Burly police officers then snatched the leader of a doctors' association, an eye specialist, off the street, charging her and an assistant, a gynecologist, with "disobedience" to law enforcement authorities after a flurry of protests by medical workers.
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A modification of a machine long used in Europe, the ACS-21225 is rated by its manufacturer, Siemens, at 8,600 horsepower, burly enough to haul seven fully loaded coaches at speeds of up to 125 miles per hour.
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Land Rover Range Rover Plug-in hybrid Land Rover has long been the maker of the guilty pleasure SUV — big, burly vehicles that have fine fit and finish, ample power to overcome extreme conditions, and old English gravitas.
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What stunned me was how she used her materials to convey the idea of a fugitive, subaltern, lived experience that's expressed in syntactic slips and eruptions of deeply felt personal exertion against the burly undertow of religious ideology.
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The game is billed as something of a redemption story for the burly Spartan warrior: following a lifetime of death and rage, here he is trying to make the world, at least in some ways, a better place.
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Indeed, his whole performance radiated calm, confidence and joy: a big, burly man with luxuriant long black hair, brown karakul hat, one small gold earring and many chunky rings, effortlessly smiling and gesticulating through his glorious baritone singing.
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Mr Greengrass himself is almost as recognisable as his work: at any film awards ceremony, it's easy to spot the smiling, burly six-footer with the mane of grey hair and the pair of owlish wire-rimmed glasses.
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None of this would seem out of the ordinary in the hurly-burly of Israeli politics were it not for the fact that the other of those small parties is the far-right extremist Otzma Yehudit (Jewish Power).
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He opened the Saturday evening concert with the Adagio from Mahler's unfinished 10th Symphony in a big, burly performance, and followed with a specialty of his, if not necessarily the orchestra's: Berlioz's "Symphonie Fantastique," in a revelatory account.
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Developed originally as a nonlethal alternative to the gun, tasers were relentlessly marketed to police departments by Taser International, a hungry start-up that stirred demand through celebrity cop endorsements and dramatic demonstrations of burly volunteers being dropped.
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But during her own testimony, Ms. Hodgetts ended up shifting attention to her gardener, Owen Laurie, 71, a tall, burly man who was known for keeping to himself, and for taking good care of the Tea House plants.
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A one-time mayor from south-east France, who never attended elite Parisian schools, the burly Mr Castaner is also a useful counterpoint to Mr Macron, a former investment banker and graduate of the high-flying Ecole Nationale d'Administration.
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This season of The Bachelor has been trying its hardest to recreate Zac Efron's infamous High School Musical shower scene with each episode, putting the lead Colton Underwood — a burly but goofy former football player — under a shower head.
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Integity's side was originally released (also by Magic Bullet) as We Are The End in 21191, and if you've listened to Integrity, you know what you're getting into here – burly Ohio beatdowns with liberal use of sweet guitar leads.
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Pretty sure it's down to this one night I was hanging out at Dinerama (local idiot magnet) with Gus (my burly Spanish friend) and, since he offered, tried smoking some hash for the first time in about ten years.
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The assembled union bosses, mostly burly white men squeezed into business suits but plumbers and pipe-fitters at heart, were like the men he learned his world view from, working on his father's construction sites in Brooklyn and Queens.
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Believe it: This warm scarf — originally $99.50 — with a subtle fringe comes in two shades of blue as well as a heathered gray, and at 70 inches long, is big enough to wrap around even the most burly necks.
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It would require an alternative candidate (none currently), an organizing effort and a confluence of highly unlikely rule changes, delegate votes and procedural hurly-burly whose likelihood Priebus compared to drawing an inside straight three times in a row.
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Its heroine, a 16-year-old British girl named June, is a basic shape-shifter, who takes on other people's forms when she's frightened: a girl she's dancing with, a nurse, a burly Norwegian who's trying to kidnap her.
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For many, writing memoirs provides a calming withdrawal from the hurly-burly of political disputes and frustration at congressional opposition that blocked at least parts of their agendas, and foreign adversaries who opposed their designs for peaceful relations abroad.
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Later at the same club, a woman named Ruby (played by Charlyne Yi) is kicked out of her booth by two burly dudes, and forced to crawl around screaming during a performance by this week's musical guest, The Veils.
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A burly, mustachioed art dealer unaccustomed to the word "no," H.J. spots Marya from a distance while eating out with his entourage of expats — women wearing bejeweled skull caps and shiny silk dresses, men wearing ascots and crisp suits.
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That's not to say Bouie is wrong that there are benefits to clear, gripping, imaginative slogans over fussy wonkery or stuff that plays well in a focus group but gets tuned out in the hurly-burly of real life.
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When burly men come for him, violently dragging him from his bed, only to throw him into a dirty, dank room he realizes that Mr. Robot was protecting him by sending him into a world of sitcoms and later a hospital.
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The final shot of the film reveals the most famous photograph of the set: an image of the couple watching TV. Richard, a burly bricklayer, lay with his head in his wife's lap as they laugh at a TV show.
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Singh, a burly, bearded man who has scripted and starred in his own films, commands a near-devotional following - he claims in the millions - in the northern states of Punjab and Haryana, where his Dera Sacha Sauda group is based.
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Big drums, efficient tunes, equal helpings of keyboard and guitar, and a muscular rather than burly voice all serve what is clearly the point for a 47-year-old who's also gotten paid as an actor and standup comic: the lyrics.
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They found that alkali flies have to exert forces up to 18 times their body weight to enter the water, hulking out and gripping the bottom with burly claws on their feet, pulling themselves along against the buoyancy of their bubble.
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The burly grey-haired guard can often be spotted on the red carpet at premieres with Depp and has also protected him on the set of several films including 2011's The Rum Diary where Depp and Heard first met.
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Beaten by Wawrinka in 2016 U.S. Open final Defending champion Djokovic had enjoyed a lucky run to the final with one walkover and two opponents retiring hurt, but he suffered physically as the burly Swiss beat him in four sets.
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Now, the burly 226-year-old is running for reelection like a city council candidate, highlighting small-bore accomplishments and projecting an agreeable demeanor that contrasts sharply with what comes out of the other end of Pennsylvania Avenue most days.
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Justify, the burly chestnut son of Scat Daddy out of the Ghostzapper mare Stage Magic, already has proven his mettle, as he became the first horse to win the Kentucky Derby without a start at 2 since Apollo in 1882.
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Yet there was still enough of the old magic on show from the burly Tsonga, whose 33-year-old legs scrambled hard to set up the shot of the night, a stunning forehand winner down the line from around the net.
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ABOUT PURDUE (23-183, 218-274): There have been only eight 268-20 games nationally this year and the burly Swanigan, who leads the Boilermakers in scoring (18.3 points) and the Big Ten in rebounding (12.9), owns half of them.
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They learn some chants, get shown some moves, and — most memorably — pay a visit to the Jaguars' locker room after they've won the game, where they immediately find themselves face-to-face with a host of burly, partially clothed men.
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" Mr. Anderson stands 6-foot-3 — huge for a skateboarder — and the Vice video begins with fellow skaters describing him with superlatives such as "burly like a monster human being that was just like the most manliest figure I've ever seen.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Her heels clacking impossibly fast, a dancer slides across a Flamenco stage in Madrid, while in a Catalan town a burly man in a faded red shirt helps anchor a seven-layer human tower topped by a tiny girl.
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David Huddleston, a burly, cantankerous and prolific character actor who had the title role opposite Jeff Bridges in "The Big Lebowski," Joel and Ethan Coen's 20143 mistaken-identity noir comedy, died on Tuesday in Santa Fe, N.M. He was 22014.
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In a one-party state like China, the elections-equals-chaos narrative has been avidly embraced by the state-run media, which sought to paint this year's hurly-burly presidential race as evidence that the American political system is deeply flawed.
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Well after their contest was over, the U.S. fans were still chanting 'Patrick Reed, Patrick Reed' in a thunderous tribute to the burly Texan who ended an inspirational week with three-and-a-half points out of a possible five.
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Need To Feel Your Love is technically skillful but still a total adrenaline rush, dotted throughout with hooks aplenty, without losing any of the bite provided by burly, accomplished riffs and the raw, rockstar-wattage power of Tina Halladay's vocal performance.
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We don't live in an age where we have to take a ticket, get in line, and wait to be called by a big burly butcher in a blood-stained apron to order our preferred cuts of beef by weight.
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Eventually, Mr. Sarfo, perhaps because of his burly build — 242-foot-22 and around 1003 pounds when he arrived in Syria, though he has lost weight since then — was drafted into the Islamic State's quwat khas, Arabic for special forces.
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Borisov, a 57-year old burly former bodyguard and fireman, will have until May 4 to present his government for vote in the chamber, where the coalition has a one seat majority, but is supported by small populist Will party.
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Sitting impassively at first in the court in a blue suit and tie, Mr. Mladic seemed much smaller than the burly commander in fatigues who had often appeared before the news media during the war to defend himself and his forces.
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McBride and Goodman seem to have bottled a certain branch of machismo, of burly guys who stride into a room confident that if they can effectively hide how much they're sweating in terror, they just might get what they want.
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Late that afternoon in October, as Ms. Waithe stood in front of her elementary school and gazed at the large blue sign outside its main entrance, a burly security guard approached as if to make sure she wasn't causing any trouble.
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The recounting of the destruction of the warren — hauntingly rendered in the 1978 movie — is rushed through; when the group's burly enforcer, Bigwig (John Boyega), deals a death blow to a crow, the scene cuts to a flash of lightning.
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The DNA of that sweet little corner of the world has somehow been transposed to the hurly-burly of Flushing Meadows with its gigantic stadiums (with retractable roofs) and side courts jammed with patrons in the global-warming summers of today.
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Swamped by evidence of Russian military involvement in Ukraine and then Syria, the Kremlin retreated from categorical denials to claims that Russians fighting in eastern Ukraine were Russian "vacationers" and that burly Russians who appeared in Syria were humanitarian aid workers.
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But looming large in the first Carnegie program, on Friday, was a big, burly work only a few years old, "Time Recycling" (2012-13) by René Staar, a violinist in the orchestra (he sat out this performance), in its American premiere.
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When you get into a bust-up with some burly beasts, you're going to find a combat system that doesn't require you to study the manual until your veins bulge from your forehead—or even resort to an online FAQ.
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And in a different but dangerous twist, an April 2015 citizen video shows a burly U.S. marshal in South Gate, California violently smash to the ground the smartphone of another citizen who was simply recording the marshals while standing on a public sidewalk.
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" Indeed, beards have become ubiquitous: "Flick on the TV and stubbled spokesmen hawk Old Spice deodorant and Sony PlayStations; in the sports world, pros like Houston Rockets player James Harden are as famous for their burly beards as for their ball-handling skills.
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Singh, a burly, bearded man who has scripted and starred in his own films, is accused of raping two women followers in a case dating back to 2002 at the headquarters of his Dera Sacha Sauda group in the town of Sirsa.
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A case in point: Kamasi Washington, a burly, soft-spoken Los Angeles-based saxophonist (pictured on previous page) who sports dashikis and robes onstage, was unknown globally until his three-CD debut recording, "The Epic", became a bestseller and critics' favourite in 2015.
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Also, it turns out that the difficulty options for combat just jack up enemy health (from "burly guys" to "walking tanks") and how perceptive they are (from "sharper than you'd expect" to "absolutely inhuman"), which is about the most boring thing possible.
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One section housed four burly young Polish men who had driven from Gdansk to operate the antediluvian grape presses (both they and the family from Nord-Pas-de-Calais were paid for their labor); another, separate area was for me, the only woman.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - It was a decades-old, deep love of arcade video game "Rampage" for actor Dwayne Johnson - and now the burly action star has been able to inhabit the treacherous monster-filled science-fiction world in its big-screen adaptation.
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Anthony's performance was all the more glaring as he frequently found himself isolated on the wing or elbow, trying to break down Oklahoma City's defense but finding himself caught in a forest of burly Thunder big men or clanging shots off the rim.
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Well, apparently you can take the burly beard and axe away from the Viking but you can't take the Viking out of the man, a point proven by Meek's dominating, fire-breathing, ground-and-pound-filled beating of a very talented Mein.
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Members run the gamut from burly to skinny, jocks to nerds, young to old, and hail from every race and ethnicity; they post heart-melting photos standing alongside their children on front porches, trekking through national parks and mingling at backyard barbecues.
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Harking back to the pre-Minimalist years of the late 1950s to early '60s, they combine the often burly, rusty junk-sculpture aesthetic of Richard Stankiewicz, Mark di Suvero and John Chamberlain with the relative refinement of Anthony Caro's welded-steel monochrome sculptures.
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Neighborhood Joint On a recent Saturday afternoon, in a closet-size art store on West Broadway and Canal, a burly man in a loose black T-shirt and black high-tops pointed to the ceiling, which was covered in New York subway maps.
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Described as a cross between two fictional detectives — Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe, the brilliant, burly armchair investigator, and Columbo, the rumpled, relentless police sleuth portrayed by Peter Falk on television — Mr. Sporkin played two other major public policy roles in real life.
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Described as a cross between two fictional detectives — Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe, the brilliant, burly armchair investigator, and Columbo, the rumpled, relentless police sleuth portrayed by Peter Falk on television — Mr. Sporkin played two other major public policy roles in real life.
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The brand's burly GS8 midsize sport utility vehicle, the first model that the company plans to sell in the United States, and its spacious new GM8 minivan have sleek lines and levels of fit and finish close to those of Japanese automakers.
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On "Trio+," his new album, Marcus's burly projection and loose-cannon improvising style make the case for him on their own — especially on high-velocity burners like "Neophilia," a cover of this lesser-known jazz classic by the storied bass clarinetist Bennie Maupin.
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Justify, the burly chestnut son of Scat Daddy out of the Ghostzapper mare Stage Magic, already has proven his mettle, as he became the first horse to win the Kentucky Derby without a start as a 2-year-old since Apollo in 1882.
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This decision to step aside from any probes came after Mr Sessions had to concede that his testimony to senators during his confirmation hearings had some large holes in it, roughly the same size and shape as Sergey Kislyak, Russia's burly ambassador to America.
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Some burly men follow Nureyev as he frequents cafés and bars, and he gets told off by the Kirov's management for flouting the curfew, but there is little sense of a tangible threat, or the horror of the punishment that might await back home.
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Lutat, who describes herself as a "tough, rough-around-the-edges cowgirl," often urges her female friends to open themselves up to the idea of working in the sustainable energy sector, though many tend to picture it as the work of big, burly men.
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I have for a long time loved the Italian Futurists, particularly Balla, who made several paintings that looked liked swirling squalls of hurly-burly, and this constant activity certainly feels like a foundational feature of modern life, evocative of the way we live now.
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SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. (Reuters) - Kiradech Aphibarnrat would have been content just to make the cut at the U.S. Open but the burly Thai is suddenly in contention three shots off the lead going into the final day after posting one of the lowest rounds on Saturday.
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Early on the morning of February 23rd, Istvan Nyako, a politician from the opposition Socialist Party, was blocked by a dozen or so burly men from filing a request to the National Election Office for a referendum to allow shops to open on Sundays.
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COLD WAVE Rely on Oprime39 and Superbad Solace — the brothers who make up the Queens duo Timeless Truth — for preservation of old-school New York rap values: burly formalism, gut-punch assonance, beats that sound as if they've been dragged under a subway line.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May could try to avoid being so caught up in the hurly-burly of negotiations within Parliament and with the EU that she loses sight of what happens next and the many possible ways to influence the post-Brexit future.
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"The current hurly-burly of private communications with the Court, make-shift submissions and midnight filings is not the proper procedure to decide the fate of a $7 billion publicly traded company," Fujifilm said in the letter to the court that was seen by Reuters.
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"Xi has said that religion is a major issue, and when he speaks, that has consequences," said a burly local businessman who has supported the Jewish revival and who, like others here, asked not to be identified for fear of retaliation by the authorities.
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Though she has multiple sclerosis, she waved away the stool a burly security guard had brought for her and stood next to her husband, a smartly dressed figure in black patent leather platform shoes with stiletto heels, a delicate diamond bracelet circling her ankle.
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Zenner has been a healthy scratch in back-to-back weeks, but with Ameer Abdullah injured, it's possible he's in uniform Sunday against the Packers, and perhaps he takes over the burly back role if Dwayne Washington is ticketed for a more varied usage.
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On Caustic, burly vocalist and guitarist Ethan McCarthy rages against racism, corruption, structural inequality, and depression in his imposing roar, laying down juddering, noise-soaked riffs for the rhythm section—drummer Joe Linden and bassist Jonathan Campos—provide mephitic fuel for the blast furnace.
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The following year, Amtrak launched its service on the Winter Park Express, a snow-season train that leaves Union Station each weekend and delivers passengers to the base of the Winter Park Resort, a burly, 3,000-acre ski mountain about 70 miles outside Denver.
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The Saturday Profile MOSCOW — After nearly losing her husband to an attack with lethal poison and surviving repeated clashes with burly Russian police officers, Lyubov Sobol looked on the bright side last week when she was targeted yet again in a long campaign of intimidation.
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Mr. Pittman wound down a week of wildly off-center shows with a backstage visit at Helmut Lang, where Shayne Oliver presented a capsule collection, his first for the label, a kink-imbued parade of bondage pants, burly coats and winking Leather Man references.
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Finally the eight-ton armored limousine known as the Beast rolled into the gravel courtyard and out stepped Mr. Trump and Mr. Macron, the American president's burly frame fairly swallowing up the slightly built Mr. Macron's as they strode up to the Elysée entrance.
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Beatles fans, from the maniacal to the merely devout, will be tempted to complain that they know this stuff already—everything from the Cavern Club and the hurly-burly of the Hamburg trips to the pullulating mob in Shea Stadium, in 1965, and so forth.
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The burly accountant had already spent the previous hour perched on a rickety chair outside a tiny cafe on Kasr al-Aini avenue, its usual flood of traffic now strangely quiet, with his eyes glued to a small television atop a pile of red crates.
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Early in the third quarter of Golden State's 121-203 defeat, Curry drove to the basket and collided in midair with the Suns' burly center Aron Baynes, who appeared to land hard on the left arm of the fallen Curry after first trying to take a charge.
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On the other side of the front line, Artyom, a burly border guard in the Russian-backed separatist enclave, passes his days in a booth adorned with a "Donetsk People's Republic" emblem and two portraits—Vladimir Putin, Russia's president, and Ramzan Kadyrov, the brutal ruler of Chechnya.
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Fueled by fears of big, burly men masquerading as women to gain an athletic advantage, governing bodies like the International Olympic Committee and the International Association of Athletics Federation created ridiculous and humiliating sex-testing procedures that remained in place for decades despite little scientific support.
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Mr. Schultz, a burly former college football quarterback with a booming voice, ranged across the political spectrum during his radio and television career, achieving his highest visibility as a blunt-spoken liberal and champion of blue-collar America as host of "The Ed Show" on MSNBC.
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Danny Aiello, the burly New York-born film and stage actor who was 40 when he made his movie debut and 16 years later earned an Academy Award nomination for his role as a pizzeria owner in Spike Lee's "Do the Right Thing," died on Thursday.
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I sat in a slippery booth with a burly, well-built veal parm, saturated in red sauce, almost hidden beneath a shining layer of molten cheese, watching the well-dressed servers dress bowl after bowl of Caesar salad on a trolley in the middle of the room.
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For years, educators and politicians have been in a constant debate over what sex education in schools should entail, leaving most kids to get their sexual education online—in the form of an iPhone video of a BBW getting bukkaked by a group of burly guys.
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Black, who studied acting in college, knows how to give his actors space to work, and the loose, consistently funny interaction between Crowe and Gosling is the heart of the movie, with Crowe playing the burly, older heavy and Gosling the goofy, slightly spastic sparring partner.
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Black Tusk's trademark "swamp metal" sound is stuffed with burly doom riffs, Motorpunk breakaways, thrashy solos, and sneering reflections of the trio's crusty Southern roots, but despite all the aggression and the ever-climbing decibels, at its core, every riff or beat is geared towards having a good time.
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Burly and middle-aged with a mop of brown hair, Jessop spent more than a decade as security chief and spokesman for the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, a polygamous sect that split from the mainstream Mormon church at the turn of the last century.
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The burly American, fresh from victory at The Barclays on Sunday when he also locked up a spot on the U.S. Ryder Cup team, opened with a three-under-par 68 at the TPC Boston in Norton to finish three shots behind co-leaders Ryan Moore and James Hahn.
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Burly defenseman Dustin Byfuglien packs a punch both offensively and in front of his own net while offseason acquisition Steve Mason will look to put an up-and-down stint in Philadelphia in his rear-view mirror as he challenges Connor Hellebuyck for the No. 1 goaltending job. 1.
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In thanking the people of various congregations — Jewish, Protestant and Catholic — for their well wishes upon his election, Washington took the time to draft letters that perhaps had a little more thought behind them than our average email or text penned in the hurly-burly of today's world.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - There has been no shortage of talk at the U.S. Open about where the challenge to the domination of the Big Three of Novak Djokovic, Rafa Nadal and Roger Federer might come from and none of it included a burly 23-year-old pasta-loving Roman.
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During the trial, Weinstein regularly trudged into the courthouse stooped and unshaven, using a walker after recently undergoing back surgery — a far cry from the way he was depicted in court as a burly, intimidating figure whose eyes seemed to turn black with menace when his anger flared.
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It's not yet entirely clear what role they'll have over the coming weeks in the Senate, where their presence may not be entirely welcomed by Republican Senators who tend to view their own chamber as more buttoned-up and straight-laced than the hurly-burly House of Representatives.
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Hoping to get tips from the general public, the Forsyth Sheriff's Office released portions of the bodycam video earlier this week showing the rescued child being taken from her plastic onesie and expertly swaddled in a blanket by the burly deputy before being handed over to the Emergency Medical Service.
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In the last three years, some fans have turned up to games with signs pleading "WENGER OUT", citing his stubbornness in the transfer market and on the tactics board: the deft pass-and-move style that allowed Arsenal to dominate 15 years ago occasionally leaves them vulnerable against burly opponents.
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Early in the third quarter of Golden State's 121-110 loss to the Phoenix Suns on Wednesday night, Curry drove to the basket and collided in midair with the Suns' burly center Aron Baynes, who appeared to land hard on Curry's left arm after first trying to take a charge.
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With the burly switch axe in hand, I could not consistently dodge it the way I could Anjanath's flames, so I started flailing, trying to anticipate its arrival, trying to catch it in its mouth (which, by the way, opened way too wide.) The first time I really hit I gasped.
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With the action unfolding in an Oxfordshire country manse newly purchased by the successful businesswoman Audrey (Victoria Hamilton), the play's very setting recalls the Russian master's penchant for picking rural locales away from the hurly-burly of the city but remaining alive and alert to the complicated workings of the psyche.
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Their roles blur, such that Mr. Iyer's piano works like a kind of dreamlike percussion instrument (you can think of its effect as distantly related to the West African mbira, or the Balinese gamelan), while Mr. Sorey's burly rhythms can have an effect usually reserved for harmonic instruments: logical, resonant, encompassing.
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A group of burly lumberjacks (members of the local Camerata Vocale München) periodically invade, singing about the "strategic displacement of the binary relationship" and other nuggets of gender theory that the captain's children (this production invents a brother — or possibly a male double — for Bertha) like to sound off about.
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For those who have no intention of squaring up to the noisy hurly burly of Camden Market in north London any time soon, two recent books can be highly recommended for further reading: Charlotte Salomon and the Theatre of Memory by Griselda Pollock (Yale University Press) and Charlotte Salomon: Life?
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Kundla's Lakers also featured the Hall of Famers Vern Mikkelsen, the prototype of the power forward; Jim Pollard, known as the Kangaroo Kid for his leaping ability, at what would become the small forward spot; Slater Martin, a model for the modern point guard; and the burly center Clyde Lovellette.
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There's a part of Coker that's dying to shed his anonymity, to expose the secret identity beneath his burly frame, Muhammad Ali T-shirt, and Stanford hoodie, to pull the laptop out of his messenger bag and show the rough cut of the trailer he has just received from Netflix's marketing department.
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His reference to face-punching drew a particular cheer from the SAG awards crowd, serving as both a nod to the burly Jim Hopper he portrays in Stranger Things, and a reference to objectionable white supremacist Richard Spencer, who has been socked in the mouth twice now in front of TV cameras.
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It really is coming from a place of positivity and like let's geek out and celebrate the things that we like to do—and it just so happens that the thing we like to do is get buckwild crazy in mosh pits when crazy burly dudes are onstage screaming their hearts out.
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I met the burly ex-Teamster in the late 1980s when I was working on a story for the New York Daily News about Trump's use of yet another dubious contractor to demolish the old Bonwit Teller building to make way for the edifice that would serve as emblem of his empire.
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A burly, gregarious painter, actor, and filmmaker, he had planned to make the film for under $200,000 with actresses he was familiar with from the New York indie film world, but when production company MPI and the talent agency UTA approached him about "scaling up" the production, he jumped at the opportunity.
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In the middle of "Left Right," a kid who can't be older than 14 hoists his tiny frame over a railing and into the VIP section, only to be intercepted by a burly security guard, who picks him up by his sides and slams him down on his back over an equipment trunk.
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While claiming not to know much about the Night Wolves, Mr. Dodik in January gave a medal to their leader, Alexander Zaldostanov, a burly bruiser and friend of Mr. Putin's, to honor what he described as the biker's contribution to human rights, the rule of law and relations between Republika Srpska and Russia.
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Fashioned in the Bitossi ceramic workshop in Florence and exhibited at Gian Enzo Sperone's influential Milan gallery, they went completely unsold, a fact that seems to delight the Paris-based designer and architect Charles Zana, a burly contrarian who has, over the past 21962 years, become one of Sottsass' most enthusiastic collectors.
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"The academy is caught between its role as a venerable institution that confers honors for the ages on film and the demands of the hurly-burly of social media, the 24/7 news cycle and the demands of the ratings," said Sharon Waxman, founder and editor in chief of Hollywood website The Wrap.
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As Ms. Kondo signed her last book and smiled sweetly for the last selfie with a young woman wearing a black spangled watch cap, Kian Davis, a burly 23-year-old security guard working the event, said shyly that last year he had overseen her book signing at the West 82nd Street Barnes & Noble.
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"I was going and filming weddings, music videos and stuff like that," Morenstein tells CNBC Make It. Morenstein harbored dreams of performing on camera, having gone to the occasional acting audition around Montreal, only to be told that his six-foot-six-inch, burly frame was best suited to play "a gigantic mutant," he jokes.
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Harsh Conditions sees Via Vengeance double down on the sludgy, burly, atmospheric doom that's been the band's bread and butter since 2006, and also introduce a few unexpected new sonic playthings—piano, guest vocals from A Storm of Light's Josh Graham (who also handled the gorgeous cover art), and even vocal harmonies from Ocell's grandmother.
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Representative Tim Ryan of Ohio, a burly former high school football player from Youngstown, has had the temerity to challenge her for the minority leader post, saying the party needs to face the reality that Hillary Clinton's losses in Ohio, Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania show that Democrats have lost touch with their working-class roots.
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A one-time secretary general of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, Sheikh Ahmad, known for his gelled curls and burly security entourage, has spent decades building his sports portfolio to include almost a dozen job titles: an I.O.C. membership, president of the Olympic Council of Asia, vice president of the International Handball Federation.
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Rex Norris, a former football coach in Texas who helped develop the tackling program for Atavus, which is called Tacklytics, knew that some coaches might be suspicious of techniques borrowed from rugby, and consider them an attempt to soften the way football is played, even though rugby is a physical sport played by burly athletes.
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As teenagers, Nathaniel and his older sister, Rachel, find themselves abandoned by their parents during the final months of the war, for reasons unstated, and left in the care of a burly, eccentric man they call the Moth, who is host to a motley, ever changing crew of visitors to their own old London home.
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The group members, which included wiry white guys and burly white guys, were the leaders of New York's radical, old labor left, the dying strand of American politics that came out of Irish, Italian, Jewish immigrant struggles, including the leader of the bus drivers union, Larry Hanley, and the head of ACORN, Jon Kest.
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On July 2120, two hours after the five strangers were beaten to death in Rainpada, two burly police officers marched into the tiny newsroom of AE Vision, a local cable news channel tucked away in a tiny lane in downtown Dhule, a 21.70,000-person city and one of the largest in the district of the same name.
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Inside the marsh-grass limits, the landscape is a burly hodgepodge of uses: The residential Rosemont, Four Mile and Silver Hill neighborhoods float like islands among rug cleaners, stone cutters, a cola bottler, auto repair shops and tattoo parlors, as well as the last vestiges of Charleston's downtown seaport: the International Longshoreman's union hall and marine rigging suppliers.
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This may have been the most meme-able game yet — from the selfie kid who went on The Today Show this morning to David Harbour's burly presence in at least a million and a half ads, every five minutes of the Super Bowl gifted us with yet another tableau to talk about at work the next day.
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Instead, the video showed a montage of a dozen or so Clinton supporters: a middle-aged white woman tending to her garden; two Hispanic brothers starting a business; a pregnant young black woman and her husband unpacking boxes in a sun-dappled suburban living room; a burly, bullet-headed white man surveying an American-flag-draped warehouse.
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But after the dust cleared on the hurly-burly of the daily newspaper grind, their finest moments were when they refused to pander to fear-fueled public opinion -- humanizing AIDS victims during the earliest days of that plague and refusing to glorify the subway vigilante Bernhard Goetz during the bad old days of high crime on the subway.
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Here, Spenser is a former cop who spent a few quality years in the clink for assaulting a corrupt superior, something that tells us a couple of things: He's a decent guy with principles and his continuing good health testifies to his fighting skills — by way of confirmation, we see him casually dispatch burly inmates who attacked him.
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Among the other arrivals on Viceland this week: "____, That's Delicious," a profanely titled food show in which the rapper Action Bronson visits restaurants and other culinary destinations like a burly, down-market Anthony Bourdain; and "Gaycation," one of the more promising shows, in which the actress Ellen Page and a friend, Ian Daniel, travel to L.G.B.T. destinations around the world.
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It would be fair to say Held contained multitudes: He was a burly outer-borough New Yorker who studied at the Académie de la Grande Chaumière in Paris; he worked construction on the freeways of the Bay Area and taught at Yale; he was the founder of both the Brata Gallery on 10th Street in New York and a moving company.
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The up-close, softly lit compositions produce an aura of tranquility even in the midst of disconcerting situations, as with the burly and legless "Disabled Ex-servicemen" (1928) in his wooden wheelchair, alone at the foot of sidewalk steps, or in images of anodyne aristocrats or bureaucrats, like the lanky, nattily-dressed "Public Prosecutor" (1931), with his beady-eyed attentiveness.
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Taylor Hatmaker/TechCrunch Taylor Hatmaker/TechCrunch Chrome's lineup of industrial-strength messenger bags has typically appealed to hardcore bike types and dudes big enough to hoist its famously burly packs, but the company is branching out with a few new offerings that should excite anyone like me who covets their designs and build quality but just can't make most of their stuff work.
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But the leadership of the Bikers is careful to make sure it doesn't get too mixed up in this sort of thing, because it would greatly undermine the viability of the political machine these burly men and rowdy women have built up in the last few years, effectively becoming one of the most dedicated and potent cadres in the Trump revolution.
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But at around the same time, Houchins teamed up with Ford to form Average Joes Entertainment, a record label devoted to the intersection of country and rap centered on white rural experiences, with a growing stable of burly gool-ol'-boy rappers — "hick-hop," it was occasionally called — operating largely outside the country music mainstream, though Ford regularly collaborated with the genre's stars.
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After rocketing to stardom with his performance at the 2015 CMA Awards with Justin Timberlake, Chris Stapleton quickly became one of country music's most celebrated voices — and with a double platinum album under his belt, the burly star would have every right to boast and preen in front of a Nashville industry crowd gathered last night for a first listen of his latest musical effort.
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Their approach is a refreshing contrast with well-heeled newspaper columnists and magazine opinion writers, who have found it easy to characterize college students as privileged, fragile "snowflakes" unable to cope with the hurly-burly of rigorous, free-wheeling debate; similarly, the book refuses to equate students' attempts to "deplatform" conservative speakers—by heckling, demonstrating, or disinviting them—with the right's bloody enthusiasms in Charlottesville.
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The Brazilian lost and was finished in another three fights – starting with the submission loss to South Korean Choi Mu-Bae, a TKO loss by way of brutal soccer kicks against burly Brit James Thompson and a TKO loss to the much-smaller Ikuhisa Minowa with a series of horrific-looking knees delivered to both the body and the head while on the ground.
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Had she been inside the bank that morning, she would have seen a burly man clad in a suit and tie, green latex gloves, and an alarming Elephant Man-like hood over his head stroll in with a black semi-automatic pistol in one hand and a drawstring bag in the other, order everyone to hit the ground, and make off with close to $30,000 in cash.
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Shakespeare provided the template around 220 with Macbeth's hurly-burly-predicting Weird Sisters — witches — whose descendants have inspired any number of updates, most of them gently comedic, like 290's "Hocus Pocus" or "Charmed," the WB series that debuted in the late 2400s in which three comely sisters with special powers and glossy dark hair run around San Francisco protecting the innocent from evil beings.
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Ms. Macdonald, who is Australian, plays the title role in "Patti Cake$," a comedic drama about a burly New Jersey teenager — dealing with a boozy mother, a chain-smoking grandmother and boyfriends (plural) — who becomes an in-your-face rapper named Killa P. Ms. Macdonald, who lives in Los Angeles, helped the film's director, Geremy Jasper, who is known for music videos, develop the character in workshops.
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This move may be a result of the Hoppers being on loan from the Whitney Museum, but the exchange of Hopper's contemplative "Cobb's Barns, South Truro" and "Burly Cobb's House, South Truro" for an 1887 seascape is telling: it represents a jump from a taste for the modern and striking to a vision of centuries-past — a mere generic picture of America rooted in tradition, with nothing to spark the imagination.
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As I dusted off my vibrato and sang my heart out with everyone else during "The Trooper" and "Wasted Years," I glanced down at the rows below me, and saw something beautiful: a burly, bald dad bent down teaching his bespectacled son (who was clad in a fresh new Book of Souls shirt and matching hat) how to properly wail away on the air guitar during Adrian Smith's solos.
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Mr. Forte had a very brief acting career, appearing in "Broadway Danny Rose" as a burly (6 foot 1, 235 pounds) has-been musician with a big ego and a drinking problem who becomes a client of Danny Rose (Woody Allen), a bottom-feeding small-time agent and personal manager whose stable of talent includes skating penguins, a balloon act and a woman who plays melodies on water glasses.
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Not after last week in Paris, and not after Tuesday evening, when everything — including the coaching mastermind Pep Guardiola's imminent arrival, the burly midfielder Yaya Toure's potential departure and the final days of the current manager Manuel Pellegrini — was pushed aside by one heady and delicious reality: After dispatching Paris St.-Germain, 1-0, on the night and 3-2 on aggregate, Manchester City is 180 minutes away from the Champions League final.
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Thus Nick and Audrey skip the gross tour bus and are whisked off to what seems like a luxury vacation, whose guest list includes an African dictator (John Kani), his burly bodyguard (Ólafur Darri Ólafsson, who doesn't say "Mum" once), a movie star (Gemma Arterton, completely wasted in this), an Ali G-wannabe Maharaja (Adeel Akhtar), Charles' ex-girlfriend Suzi (Shioli Kutsuna) now married to his uncle, and a suave race-car driver (Luis Gerardo Méndez).
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Joe Gregory—a burly Tennessee multi-millionaire who served as the face of the NRA's ultra-elite "Ring of Freedom" donor program—decided that the NRA's 2015 trip to Moscow would be the perfect occasion to make his first trip to Russia, and to schmooze with those sanctioned by the U.S. An appreciative Gregory returned the favor in 2016 by bringing Butina to the 2016 National Prayer Breakfast, where she mingled with the upper crust of America's Christian conservative community.
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Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle's "Storm Prototype" (229) renders data on supercell thunderstorms as two bulky, brain-shaped metallic abstractions that hang from the ceiling; the sculptures' reflective aluminum leaf surfaces give them a buoyant sheen yet their visual solidity, as well as their proximity to the floor, bespeak heft The prickly, multicolored swirls of Nick Cave's circular mixed-media wall hanging, "Tondo" (2018), also convey unease: the work's hurly-burly abstraction derives from Doppler radar images of cataclysmic weather combined with brain scans of black youth suffering from gun violence-related PTSD.
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The memories that Mr. Nutter for so long had tried to bury came surging back, he said: how when he was in college, his team doctor groped him "923 exams out of 20"; how the doctor once called him to his house for an emergency treatment of a poison ivy rash, carefully laid down and smoothed out a white linen sheet on his bed, then repeatedly groped his genitals when he was supposed to be treating the rash — and how for two decades, the burly no-holds-barred fighting veteran had said nothing.
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