They stare out from a boyish face, freckled and apple-cheeked.
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You haven't buried this thing, the ruddy-cheeked former president rasped.
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Her chipmunk-cheeked alter ego, however, was full of solid soundbites.
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He is unshaven, hollow-cheeked, someone ready to give up the fight.
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Wendy's mascot — that red-haired, pigtailed, freckle-cheeked girl — might look sweet.
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These songs make for a good set for a cozy, rosy-cheeked Feb.
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A man who probably looked a lot like that ruddy cheeked, wine-swiller.
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Wayunisih told the rosy-cheeked doctor of her "smoky" vision and abdominal pain.
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A pleasant, red-cheeked man in a black hat and overcoat stepped forward.
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Since then, other starry-cheeked photos have been popping up all over our feeds.
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Come New Year's Day, everyone was rosy-cheeked and keeping down crackers and toast.
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He's been seeing adorable, chubby-cheeked babies everywhere and he thinks they're all Bella.
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Perry Grossman, a cheerful, ruddy-cheeked volunteer in a polo shirt, addressed the room.
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I venture back out into the cold, rosy-cheeked and warmed by the wine.
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He delivered this with a round-cheeked grin and a mischievous brown-eyed wink.
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And a sizable chunk hits its intended target: the spread-cheeked ass of his friend.
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Once he returned from China with two white-cheeked gibbon monkeys for the National Zoo.
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For junkies, they were robust and rosy-cheeked, and she didn't put up much defense.
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None of my friends looked like me, a chubby-cheeked girl with thighs that would touch.
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He had a framed picture of them with red-cheeked smiles, holding snowboards, on his dresser.
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Lucy immediately began gaining weight and, just weeks later, was back to her "chubby-cheeked" self.
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Bearded and bespectacled, he is far from his days as a smooth-cheeked, aloof rock god.
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Russian nesting dolls are given spikes or their rosy-cheeked wooden heads become a fetishistic mask.
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She looked ruddy-cheeked and matronly, dressed in a black-and-white sweater and black skirt.
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The posters showed an overweight, rosy-cheeked man dressed like a child in suspenders and shorts.
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I know she was rosy-cheeked, because this very paper said so, back in the day.
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Broad-shouldered men with strapping muscles from digging and hauling rocks wilted into bony, hollow-cheeked starvelings.
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If you're driving Audi's new A8, though, you need no longer worry about such red-cheeked moments.
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Freckled, strong, plump-cheeked and unsmiling, these sexually-liberated women are living for themselves—not for you.
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Bhagwan was their leader, but Sheela, his tiny cherub-cheeked, foul-mouthed secretary, was pulling the strings.
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When she scooped up a chubby-cheeked baby boy from the crowd, photographs spread across the world.
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Behind the vase, a rosy-cheeked woman in peasant dress looks down in concentration as she strums.
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And we see this incredibly fat, jolly, red-cheeked fellow with these big red-and-white robes.
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I'm thinking about that when the future of Broadway walks in the door, pink-cheeked and shyly smiling.
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Molly is suddenly aware of how much less charming the world finds young women than apple-cheeked girls.
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"She had a very thin face and no longer had that full, chubby-cheeked baby face," Talley recalls.
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" In the same piece, Arianna Huffington remarks on Clinton's "self-righteousness," Peggy Noonan on her "apple-cheeked certitude.
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Growing up, the channel we'd watch the weather on depended on how hollow-cheeked the weather lady was.
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Videos from the German wing of the movement show rolling fields and apple-cheeked adherents to the cause.
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Around the city and beyond, Mr. Wallace's scowling, chubby-cheeked visage graces more than a few graffiti murals.
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This is Chase's third book with these adorably rosy-cheeked, mismatched creatures who overcome snafus and stay friends.
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Overweight and ruddy-cheeked, he is recognisable on sight as a lovable loser, a popular archetype that transcends religion.
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The young candidate was rosy-cheeked, with smiling eyes, like the young northern leader, though a bit less chubby.
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Mistakes that have knocked us down and, in some cases, left us greasy-cheeked and smelling faintly of pig.
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Yu Cheng (Zhang Yu), a handsome, hollow-cheeked midlevel gangster, is having an affair with his best friend's wife.
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After arriving in Puerto Rico in the 1960s and 1970s, for example, they learned to fool Orange-cheeked Waxbills.
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She gave birth to a marshmallow-cheeked son, Sebastian, on November 18, nearly two months after Maria barreled through.
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And there's Maria (Holliday Grainger) and Willem (Jack O'Connell), respectively Sophia's maid and a fishmonger, both rosy-cheeked and gullible.
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Rosy-cheeked and curvy, Madame de St.-Maurice smiles complacently on visitors to the 80WSE Gallery at New York University.
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Chubby-cheeked Prince Alexander shared the spotlight with the lovely ladies in his life during his royal christening on Friday.
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If you're picturing ruddy cheeked, suited-up white dudes swilling and spitting for their country right now, you're very wrong.
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They can be found basking in the JungleWorld exhibit, along with white-cheeked gibbons, painted storks, and Indian fruit bats.
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Similarly, the Prophet's wife Aisha, nicknamed the "ruddy-cheeked one," was instrumental in questioning patriarchal sayings attributed to the Prophet.
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Choose from more than 140 species — including critically endangered animals like the Sumatran rhino, Amur leopard or white-cheeked gibbon.
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It's easy enough to love a wide-eyed, chubby-cheeked infant; less so a hyperactive 8-year-old or surly teen.
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She first came to viral fame last May as the big-cheeked baby who expertly aped her mother's hair salon talk.
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In "Joe Burger", a sweetly funny ode to parenting, he casts his infant son as a technicolour chubby-cheeked burger bun.
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Now 10 weeks old, chubby-cheeked little Le Nhat Manh sits cradled in his grandfather's lap as the elder man sobs.
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Tall, broad-shouldered, and dimple-cheeked, Ikuenobe spent his free time playing football or attending activities organized by his local church.
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Pale and freckled some of us, dark-haired, blue-eyed, red-cheeked, too, the cynics, the idealists, the poets, the swains.
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When they rolled up to our duplex a little while later, both the pink-cheeked baby and his father were exultant.
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Giraldi is 44, still rosy-cheeked in critic years, but all of his subjects are older than he is, or dead.
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Who would want to be tied to the violent, controlling sociopath when they could have the rosy-cheeked, upstanding boy next door?
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It is hard for people to accept that someone is dead when faced with a relative who is warm and rosy-cheeked.
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Mr. Luu tosses grapes in the air to show how well Eeyore, a silvery-cheeked hornbill, can catch insects on the fly.
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With encouragement from various townspeople and a little bit of magic, an annual tradition builds up around this rotund, apple-cheeked stranger.
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Morsal, 22286, was quiet and fastidious like him, while Madina, at 226 the youngest in the family, was impish and apple-cheeked.
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The author, a British pastry chef, is photographed in filmy white cotton garments, pink-cheeked and lissome with a basket of currants.
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"I was sick of it," said Chris, 14, a rosy-cheeked eighth grader whose mother has now been sober for two years.
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Unfortunately for Sam, the bloodthirsty tribe zeros in on her apple-cheeked purity, choosing her as the vessel for their infernal ritual.
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The two embraced before the cameras: the former soldier painfully thin, his eyes clouded by cataracts; the monk apple-cheeked and jovial.
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They weren't as mighty in numbers as Elizabeth Warren's apple-cheeked, blazered supporters or as sturdy and folksy seeming as Buttigieg's contingent.
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The guests ate pizza and drank Red Bull, and Hikmat, beaming and rosy-cheeked, handed out gifts from a secret-Santa exchange.
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"Slow Burn" is the perfect introduction to Kacey Musgraves' ethereal, dewy-eyed, rosy-cheeked world in "Golden Hour," her Grammy-winning opus.
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Meanwhile, her adorably chubby-cheeked nine-year-old brother, Cody, made a rare appearance on the runway for a Child Magazine fashion collection.
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The scruffy-cheeked profile adorning the album jacket of his latest, The Wild, the Wonderful and the E-Street Shuffle, positively exploits it.
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In my defense, the former Twilight star sports a hefty beard for the role that obscures half of his once-razor-cheeked face.
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The lineage of Ms. Ibrahim's baby, a chubby-cheeked, 15-month-old girl with pierced ears, is an open secret in the camp.
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The live-action movie, aptly-tiled Rose Red, will shift the focus from the rosy-cheeked Snow White and onto Rose Red herself.
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This cheerful title introduces a rosy-cheeked, eye-lashed "Queen of the Night Sky," lonely after 4.5 billion years of silvery bright solitude.
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One apple-cheeked young man even ventures outdoors and invites a homeless man, who later fetches his wife, to join the party inside.
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The text accompanied a photo of Cataldo, a rosy-cheeked woman with a neat brown bob, cuddling with her amiable-looking bald husband.
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The shutters' black backgrounds are a significant departure for Lewis, and make her chubby-cheeked snowmen and blooming flora appear all the more vibrant.
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The fact that Hendren regularly referred to the rosy-cheeked Harwell as "Smash Mouth" rather than by his actual name helped cement the joke.
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The simplest of Mr. Johnston's quartets incorporate folk music set in clear harmonies that gain a rosy-cheeked innocence from the meticulously tuned intervals.
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He's seventy-one, white-haired and pink-cheeked, with a neat mustache, half-rimmed spectacles, and a penchant for sweater vests and bow ties.
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The face was harshly beautiful, hollow-cheeked, sharp angles, a half-circle scar under one eye that made Millicia think of a squid's sucker.
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Mr. Cranston plays the disapproving father; Zoey Deutch plays the innocent, cherub-cheeked daughter; and James Franco is the eccentric Silicon Valley-billionaire boyfriend.
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After a brief prologue, this first installment of Jackson's trilogy begins quaintly, with a rosy-cheeked Frodo Baggins (Elijah Wood) reading beneath a tree.
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The beaming, round-cheeked kid in the framed picture — it is spotlighted on a small table when the audience arrives — exudes an intoxicating innocence.
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For the unaccustomed, the heat is a slow build; by the seventh bite of a Sparky's burger, customers are often red-cheeked and sweating.
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But she doesn't want payback, either, even though she'll always miss her artistic, dimple-cheeked sibling and his taste for puns, storytelling and Frank Zappa.
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Wise attendees avoid eye contact with the red-cheeked, Guy Fieri–costumed army of car dudes (trust me, it's a demographic) talking up their garbage.
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Before this chubby-cheeked cutie was an artist famous for her features, she was just another little lady growing up in the city of angels.
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And in commercials, in ad campaigns, on billboards and on television, adults are reminding their healthy, round-cheeked children to eat their fruits and veggies.
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From the blaring text to the fresh-cheeked North Koreans in workplace settings, the centralization of standards and training practices have created a unified look.
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The company essentially dispatches rosy-cheeked Rhodes scholars to clients all over the world to tell them how they can become more efficient and effective.
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They meet weekly at a senior center in Huntsville to make porcelain dolls, sewing costumes and painting blue-eyed, pink-cheeked faces onto blank forms.
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At least, as I sat, red-faced, hot-cheeked, ashamed, and anxious, staring at potatoes, and turkey, and sprouts, that's not how I'd planned things.
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In 2015, Combs worked to remove endangered protections for the golden-cheeked warbler, whose listing she argued impaired military readiness, the Austin American-Statesman reported.
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Texas' General Land Office sued the federal government Monday to remove the golden-cheeked warbler from the endangered species list, the Austin American-Statesman reports.
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By the time she arrives, I'm out of my winter outer layers and am down to a long-sleeved thermal shirt, rosy cheeked and sweating.
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Though he is six feet, two inches tall, he has the slope-shouldered, thick-cheeked comportment of someone with a standing order at the bagel shop.
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A few months later, photos of the tortured body an apple-cheeked boy named Hamza Al-Khatib helped unite anti-government protests to full-on revolution.
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What tortured soul has a bleak enough vision to bring to life the evil, gruesome misdeeds of Jigsaw and his swirly-cheeked ward, Billy the Puppet?
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At 43, he is transitioning from hollow-cheeked to round-faced — a quality that, in combination with the hoarseness of his voice, makes him seem jolly.
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While the image of ruddy cheeked neighbours ordering rounds from a landlady who knows everyone by name is great, it's far from reality in many British towns.
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Image Credit: NASAThe most obvious effect of fluid redistribution is so-called "moon face"—that puffy-cheeked look that astronauts get after a short period of weightlessness.
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All too often in our day-to-day life, we don't take the time out to appreciate how fluffy, goofy and chubby-cheeked these special rodents are.
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Before this rosy-cheeked chick was a famous singer making up some new rules, she was just another tiny tot getting down to business in London, England.
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Before this serious-faced youngster was hungry for Hollywood, she was just another rosy-cheeked child growing up in Washington, D.C. Can you guess who she is?
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She took one look at the peach-cheeked, yellow-haired twins with sparkling gentile genetics on the covers of those books, and she basically saw a porno.
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Yet here was this rosy-cheeked boy in a British school uniform, clearly a survivor, sitting in on my author event along with 113 other interested students.
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" A mugshot of his curly-haired, round-cheeked face would appear for life on the Texas sex-offender registry, beside the phrase "Sexual Assault of a Child.
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A glossy statue of the plump-cheeked bee greets diners at the chain's first outpost in Manhattan, which opened in October near the Port Authority Bus Terminal.
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Sam, sunken cheeked and sallow, is fresh from 15 years in a Panamanian jail, where Nathan inadvertently left him for dead after a treasure-hunting caper gone wrong.
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It was a spring night at the Phoenix S.K. Club, and young women were swiftly waved in, known so well they exchanged double-cheeked kisses with the doorkeeper.
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By age eight, she had bottled up Winona Ryder's teen angst, which she shot out through an endless supply of exasperated side eye and baby-cheeked half smiles.
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In pubs, at home, at work Christmas parties, and family get-togethers —almost every other day there's a social situation laced with the rosy-cheeked brilliance of booze.
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Another prime Drouais portrait, of a pink-cheeked marquise in a richly embroidered dress, was snatched up by an Indiana industrialist and now belongs to Ball State University.
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Resist the elves and the messiahs, the apple-cheeked grandmothers and the man-size golems of sentient snow; resist the melodies that jump and flip like windup toys.
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We can pretty much chart the weather of the administration by the relative visibility of Donald Jr., so loud and hirsute, and Jared, so smooth-cheeked and mute.
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When the latter opened a few years after Pirates, the full-cheeked gentleman's likeness was repurposed to blow out the birthday cake candles in the ghost-filled ballroom scene.
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Ms. Kano's biggest claim to fame is creating the wearable version of Kumamon, a red-cheeked bear that has become one of the most popular fantasy creatures in Japan.
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This isn't just an action film; it's a multi-pronged assault on the heartstrings, with plenty of wide-eyed, apple-cheeked Norman Rockwell Americana saturating the pounding digital waves.
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Dafoe, handsome and hollow-cheeked, not only bears a notable physical resemblance to his character, but he also seems almost mystically in touch with the man's mind and sensibility.
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He was a tall, rosy-cheeked patrician with a soft voice and a gentle manner that harmonized with his booklined office and the small gossipy world of publishing luncheons.
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Head to Predictim's website, hit "Initiate a New Scan," and you'll be sent to a page where a happy white mother and her pudgy-cheeked baby gaze into a laptop.
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So cute are the chubby-cheeked duo that the entire world literally gushes in unison when Kensington Palace blesses us with the odd photo of them chilling at the palace.
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"I worry about her safety in the camp of course, because everyone is sick here," Mouyad says, as he holds the chubby-cheeked baby, wrapped in a fluffy pink coat.
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Their support gave him the courage to ask out a red-haired, rosy-cheeked varsity swimmer named Hunter Sigmund, who is now a freshman at the University of North Carolina.
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" The article by Meyer Berger, which would win a Pulitzer Prize, described the gunman as a "slender, hollow-cheeked six-footer paradoxically devoted to scripture reading and practice with firearms.
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More rare were sightings of the great hornbill in India, the Pincoya storm-petrel in Chile and the golden-cheeked warbler in Honduras, according to Marshall Iliff, an ornithologist from Cornell.
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She's walking down a path, seemingly unfocused on what's coming around a slight bend: a rosy-cheeked boy on one knee with a pink flower at the ready for wooing her.
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Besides Clarence, I do the voice of Camden, the saggy-cheeked kid who I think of as a mix of Droopy Dog, BooBoo Bear, and LeFou from Beauty and the Beast.
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Perfect is, ostensibly, about a cynical Rolling Stone reporter from New York (played by an apple-cheeked Travolta) who is sent out to Los Angeles to investigate high-stakes drug trafficking.
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Rubber tree plantations have driven the decline of the Northern white-cheeked crested gibbon in southwest China, while palm oil farming has been a bigger threat to Sumatran and Bornean orangutan.
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America soon fell in love with this chubby-cheeked little girl as she fled burning buildings, held thugs at bay with a pistol and clung to the underside of a train.
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Both are often on Letts's mind, particular as he and his wife raise Haskell, a blond, rhubarb-cheeked cherub currently sporting the same wispy-on-top hairstyle as his old man.
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The NFL released a spot on Monday featuring its very own Football Baby, a cute, chubby-cheeked child who dresses up like a football and pretends to predict the outcomes of games.
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They gaze proudly from their ornate frames: women draped in furs and ribbons, men dressed in stiff-collared shirts and military regalia, rosy-cheeked girls in billowy dresses with thick pink sashes.
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It shows the late, lamented boy on a dirt road against a distant background of houses and a moody sky, his pink-cheeked, preoccupied face tacked onto an ill-proportioned, generic body.
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Anaïs (Anaïs Reboux), chubby, pouty and red-cheeked, feels out of sorts while on holiday, watching her older sister, Elena (Roxane Mesquida), being romanced by a local Lothario, Fernando (Libero De Rienzo).
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The final twist is pretty predictable, but hey — for a film based almost entirely around a red-cheeked furry yellow rodent-like creature who talks like Ryan Reynolds, Detective Pikachu has got heart.
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And then there's guitar player Henderson, a thoughtful, rosy-cheeked tomboy who likes pantsuits and sportier combos; with an almost mom-like demeanor, she gently keeps the girls on time throughout the day.
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The five rosy-cheeked men and women rushing up and down to prepare dinner for 30 guests all live in hostels in London and are working to secure deposits for their first homes.
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Flashbacks show us the young Tom (Michael Jayne Walker) as a college student in the 1980s, wooing Oriel, who in her nightmares is stalked by a chisel-cheeked supervillain (Brian Charles Rooney). Confused?
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When Mr. Ghosn appeared in court — to ask for an explanation of why he was being held as well as to declare his innocence — the once robust executive was sallow-cheeked and thin.
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Without disavowing his earlier work — "I couldn't have had my tongue in my cheek for 50 years" — he never stopped insisting that "red-cheeked little boys and mongrel dogs" no longer typified America.
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She remains as elusive in this admirable book as in life, as in the photographs that remain to us — a round-cheeked young person with a decisive mouth, not quite meeting our eye.
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Photos via Getty/MeituLast week, a Chinese photo-editing app called Meitu blessed the world with its "Hand-Drawn" feature, which allows users to transform anyone they'd like into a soft, rosy-cheeked sweetie.
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They allow you to turn yourself into a bug-eyed bunny rabbit or a big-cheeked flower child, or paper something funny—a Jeff Koons statue, a dancing hot dog—atop the physical world.
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BAGHDAD — Hollow-cheeked and shivering slightly in jeans he had outgrown, Abdullah stood in an unfinished parking garage, transfixed in front of a mural whose meaning he was eager to decode for a visitor.
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Post-set, there's a slight sense of bewilderment amongst the chattering crowd, but it's also clear that people are impressed by this chubby-cheeked singer's polished vocal dexterity, not to mention his barefaced confidence.
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Carlos Villagran is best known for playing the chubby-cheeked Quico -- opposite Roberto Gomez Bolanos and Maria Antonieta de las Nieves as his neighborhood friends -- in the classic '70s Mexican comedy, 'El Chavo del 8.
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She had also inherited her thick dark hair and full eyebrows, though her complexion was fairer than her mother's—Oghi's mother-in-law was like a rosy-cheeked lumberjack next to his pale, anemic wife.
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The most widely misinterpreted is the "grinning face with smiling eyes" emoji, which—depending on the platform—can range from the rosy-cheeked cherubic face of glee to the anguished clenched-teeth look of constipation.
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True, we find a small, red-cheeked boy chomping an apple in the snow, first beneath a tree, and then in the tree, where he perches on a bough and shares his fruit with crows.
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Maeve Higgins In January 20153, a girl from Cobh, Ireland (formerly known as Queenstown) journeyed across the Atlantic, skipped rosy-cheeked off an airplane at John F. Kennedy International Airport to start her new life.
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A cherubic-cheeked McIlroy turned 20 on Monday of his debut at the PGA Tour's flagship event at TPC Sawgrass in 2009; four days later, he missed his first, and only, cut of that tour season.
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After we skate for a while, my girls, pink-cheeked and fully present in the joy that is pond hockey, ask why it can't always be like this, a rink to ourselves, nestled in the mountains.
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A much copied image, thought suitable for contemplation by cloistered nuns, it presents Jesus as a pink-cheeked man-child reclining, as soft and plump as a piece of tropical fruit, on a bed of flowers.
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The narrator introduces us to Jimmy O'Reilly (Alexander Leonhartsberger), a hollow-cheeked man in baggy pants, tracksuit top and beanie who has sunk into a deep depression since the death of his father a year earlier.
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ULAANBAATAR (Reuters) - At the opening of Mongolia's traditional Naadam festival, red-cheeked child jockeys in brightly colored outfits and helmets raced over the muddy steppe in a 24-km (15-mile) endurance race, excitedly whipping their mounts.
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London (CNN)Happy children dance with a rosy-cheeked clown in a floppy birthday cake hat and oversized orange tie, their Eid celebrations a rare moment of joy amid the horrors of life under siege in Syria.
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Her thesis portfolio, "Master Plan," featured photographs of matching model homes, plots of land, and billboards advertising an America where the children are apple-cheeked and towheaded and the parents are as straight as Ken and Barbie.
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At an adjacent store, Little Japan USA, there are adult-size Pokémon costumes and kawaii (a Japanese term for "cute") collectibles, like adorable, blush-cheeked stuffed animals and big-eyed little girls on lunchboxes, pajamas and socks.
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Then she says goodnight, and up you go to bed where you read about jolly red-cheeked children with fathers who smoke pipes and mothers who bake pies, wearing aprons over their tweed skirts, until you fall asleep.
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The images most Americans typically see of Pyongyang feature vast, pristine streets almost completely devoid of people and cars, with the occasional gaggle of smiling, rosy-cheeked children gleefully posing for the camera on their way to school.
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The country of Hello Kitty is known for its love of all things cute and some of its ubiquitous mascot characters enjoy celebrity status, notably Kumamon the red-cheeked bear and Funassyi, a peach with 1.5 million Twitter followers.
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At the height of his career, Mr. Campbell was one of the biggest names in show business, his appeal based not just on his music but also on his easygoing manner and his apple-cheeked, all-American good looks.
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Britney's Instagram became way more personal, filled with videos of her sons doing skateboard tricks in their Vegas backyard, motivational quotes, and more pictures of sparkly fairies and apple-cheeked babies than Anne Geddes could stuff in a teapot.
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At first glance, American pinup photographs and paintings of the late 30s through World War II seem like benign, quaint relics of Americana, items that are usually appreciated for their sweet, apple-cheeked, all-American female subjects—and little else.
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To really understand the history of the pink cheeked, possessed, and positively evil doll who stars in the upcoming horror flick, you have to learn about the people who discovered her, controversial real life paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren.
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There his murals decorate important public buildings; his portrayal of "Liberty leading the People" (1830), in which, bare-breasted and rosy-cheeked, she holds aloft the tricolore in one hand and a rifle in the other, is a national icon.
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PARIS (Reuters) - When an apple-cheeked 21-year-old Geraint Thomas finished his first Tour de France in penultimate position, nobody would have guessed Wales would go bananas for their first champion in the biggest cycling race 11 years later.
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The adorableness is off the charts as the rosy-cheeked twins head out on their bikes and find the usual talking animals, sweet treats and other early childhood wish-fulfillment items (marbles, hand-held lanterns, a shelf of colorful books).
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Her apple-cheeked robustness seemingly hollowed out by the final curtain, Ms. Piper vaulted in a single performance to the top ranks of distaff talent in a town where women across the spectrum of age and experience reigned supreme in 2016.
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The image is oddly beguiling: a cartoonish, rosy-cheeked head of a white man, with a balding pate, straggly strands of hair draping his ears, shiny blue eyes, an enormous nose, caterpillar-like nostrils, and buck teeth overlapping puffy pink lips.
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"My wife and I love pictures of our children looking rosy-cheeked and gorgeous, but what these photos show is character and a bit of gumption," said Tim Jeffries, who owns Hamiltons Gallery in London and who commissioned portraits of Coco and Rex.
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Tradition and custom expects you to be rosy-cheeked and gleeful, but if you're feeling like an empty vessel devoid and incapable of any feeling, or your family resembles the cast of Nil By Mouth, Christmas is the salt for all wounds.
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The pink-cheeked little boy in sailor pants in "The Pause That Refreshes," for example, activates the homoerotic potential of Mantegna's nearly naked Hermes — not to mention of the collage's title, an early Coca-Cola ad slogan — just by diffidently waving hello.
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The genre's "hapless" female leads might trip on a curb here and there, or stumble into a shallow pool of self-doubt, but for the most part, any woman who ultimately finds love in a romantic comedy is sunny-cheeked, bright-eyed, iridescent.
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" Instead, one after another, the defendants were summoned to the bench to enter their pleas and exchange a few terse words with Ross, a white-haired, pink-cheeked Corinth native who dismissed most of them with the same four words: "Good luck to you.
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U.S. District Judge Robert Pitman in Austin on Friday ruled against a temporary restraining order for work on the 430-mile natural gas pipeline because the coalition had not established the Golden-cheeked Warbler would suffer irreparable harm from the clearing of its habitat.
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A few days after last summer's shooting at Orlando's Pulse nightclub, I was at a nearby club called Southern Nights when a girl named Adriana—ample-cheeked, glowing in blacklight—sat next to me on an out-of-the-way couch and asked why I was alone.
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Consider that on the 20th day of May, 1859, the protagonist of "Fathers and Sons," by Ivan Turgenev, encounters at a post house along a Russian high road a round-cheeked servant with dull eyes and a chin adorned with a tuft of pale-colored down.
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"We know (the Amazon fires) will have a large effect on multiple populations of different animals," Sullivan tells CNN, adding that the fires could put pressure on species that are already endangered, such as the white-cheeked spider monkey, Milton's titi monkey and Mura's saddleback tamarin.
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Wayne Bronner, 67, the chief executive of Bronner's and one of nine family members associated with the company, stood next to the smiling, rosy-cheeked head — it was almost as tall as him — to explain that this model would be marketed through the commercial sales department.
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The auction was centered around then five-year-old Rhett Krawitt, a pink-cheeked, bright-spirited boy who'd been diagnosed with leukemia in 2010 and "fought a really hard battle," recalls his father, Carl Krawitt, who works in the Bay Area for Tata, the enterprise information management consultancy.
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Endangered nonhuman primates include, clockwise from top center, the black and white snub-nosed monkey (Credit: Paul Garber); the ring-tailed lemur (Credit: Matthias Appel); the golden snub-nosed monkey (Credit: Paul Garber); the mountain gorilla (Credit: Ruggiero Richard); and the northern white-cheeked gibbon (Credit: Fan Peng-Fei).
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But the species is still listed as endangered, and burdensome regulations and onerous penalties remain in place for disturbing its habitat (for example, the current participation fee for take of golden-cheeked warbler habitat in Williamson County, Texas is $85033,000 per acre for tracts smaller than 200 acres).
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OSLO — On a winter-wonderland Wednesday in Oslo, as ice skaters held hands and rosy-cheeked toddlers lined up for rides on a merry-go-round and Ferris wheel, hundreds of bullet-ridden reindeer skulls were strung up yards away in a macabre curtain outside the Stortinget, Norway's Parliament.
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The burnished elegance of David Woodhead's design makes cunning use of a two-way mirror and manages to couple distressed chic with a reminder of the theatrical environs that mark out the story of Desiree Armfeldt (a satin-cheeked Josefina Gabrielle) and her motley gathering of aristos and amours.
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Production takes place in the nearby village of Grünhainichen, but the boutique in Seiffen sells a bevy of hand-painted wooden collectibles: rosy-cheeked blossom children, or blumenkinder, toting oversized flowers; kerchiefed peasants gathering berries; dainty angels, their green wings adorned with 230 trademark dots of white; and more.
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Matt Porteous has been part of George's birthday celebrations twice — Porteous released four too-cute photos of chubby-cheeked George standing on a swing, walking in the garden and playing with the family dog, Lupo, for the royal's third birthday, and he captured George's huge smile for his fifth birthday portrait.
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Then the couple is visited by two malevolent strangers—a husband and wife played by Michelle Pfeiffer (catty and funny) and Ed Harris (hollow-cheeked and unnerving)—who stay on to cause mischief, very much like the more worldly, aging characters who turn up unannounced in plays by Edward Albee.
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CreditCreditAnna Beeke for The New York Times LOS ANGELES — Thousands of cat-eyed, contoured-cheeked, glitter-doused women — and more than a few painted men — descended on the 347,203-square-foot South Hall of the Los Angeles Convention Center earlier this month, gathering at the makeup mecca that is Beautycon.
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She is the fallen Victorian woman in "Found," the titular "mouth that has been kissed" in "Bocca Baciata" (1859), the rosy-cheeked "Fair Rosamund" (1861), the Holy Grail-weilding "Damsel of Sanct Grael" (1874), and, in the version now at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the long-locked "Lady Lilith" (1867).
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Harvey Wiley in the LabImage: FDA"I recently heard the medical historian Howard Merkel describe the 1800s in the United States as the century of the 'great American stomachache;' contrary to our ideas of rosy-cheeked, farm-fresh health back in the day, people were really not eating wonderfully well," Blum explains.
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But there's also just an innate cheerfulness in both the song, with its bouncy chorus and ska-ish guitar upstrokes, and rosy-cheeked lead singer Steve Harwell — a man who got to Guy Fieri's look years before Guy Fieri — that seems to jibe with the hyper-cynical natives of weird Twitter and YouTube.
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With his chunky-cheeked, boyish grin and dark, curly hair swept back from a widow's peak, he crooned pop favorites for 35 million people from 1951 to 1953 on CBS's "Arthur Godfrey Time," a weekday morning television and radio show, and for "Arthur Godfrey and His Friends," a Wednesday night variety program.
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This tweet featured a collage of three photos: one of Francois, shortly after the two met, wearing a black-and-white track suit; one of a younger Tamaki, smiling in a leather jacket; and one of their two toddler girls, with cherub-cheeked Naomi in front, two braids falling across her face.
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The drawings by Sabaaneh, who is wrapping up the final leg of a US book tour in support of the release, are populated by hollow-cheeked and weary-eyed Palestinians, huddled in refugee camps, navigating armed checkpoints, or trying to carry on some semblance of life while shackled to balls and chains.
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In one untitled piece, a young girl with braids looks back at the viewer, the pockets of her rounded jeans stuffed with scratch-off tickets, M&Ms in hand; in another, a nude black woman, rosy-cheeked and red-nailed, looks back at us too, her smile huge while she clutches a candy bar.
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I don't think anyone in their right mind would refer to their own partner as their squeeze, but it is possible one of the more rosy-cheeked, lecherous members of your grandparents' squad might throw a "this must be your new squeeze" in for good measure when they meet your boyfriend/girlfriend at a christening.
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The literary references in "Love Story" would surely make Rory cringe, but she's all-too-familiar with its tropes (and not just because she performed Romeo and Juliet at Chilton): Chubby-cheeked Rory is the same as country-curls Taylor; both seduced by mop-headed guys in overlarge suits who either stare or get stared at.
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Luckily, the Internet exists for those of whose obsessions fall right in the center of the "Marc Jacobs" and "Royal Babies" Venn Diagram, and "Charlotte" is available online at Harrods, and yes, they ship to the U.S. Sadly, though, we'll have to wait a bit longer for its chubby-cheeked namesake to make her stateside dbut.
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"I talk to a lot of kids who watch Survivor and one of their favorite parts of the show are the shots of snakes and insects and marine life they've never seen before," Jeff Probst, the dimple-cheeked and ageless host and executive producer of the show, told me in an email while on location shooting the show.
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CreditCreditAndy Haslam for The New York Times As a wine lover with an active imagination, I'd always pictured the French wine harvest as a cross between "Sideways" and "I Love Lucy," a sun-drenched bacchanal featuring boozy lunches en plein air, rosy-cheeked peasants crushing fruit with their bare feet, and a bit of insouciant grape picking.
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" There's a meticulous realism to Edugyan's rendering of each place that this grand, old-fashioned, overstuffed plot passes through, from "London streets with their laughter and dirty-cheeked children, their ill-lit alleyways alive with the bright hiss of rats," to the North African desert, where a sweltering Wash notes that "the air felt very tight, full of salt.
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The stuffed bear, a bright-red heart adorned with stitched Xs and Os in its lap, serves as a sort of anchor for a sprawling memorial to the cherub-cheeked girl known as Coley -- tributes in the form of construction-paper hearts of every hue, bouquets, handmade cards, a pencil sketch of Nicole and almost 20073 remembrances jotted down in child's script.
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Apple Watch is a smartwatch, but has more health-tracking features than almost every other smartwatch; Fitbit makes lightweight step-counting wristbands, but also offers the GPS-equipped Surge sport watch; and Garmin is for your ruddy-cheeked friends who climb mountains and ride their bikes 50 miles on weekends — for fun — but now even Garmin does "smart" notifications on its watches.
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Which brings us to evidence #3... During the summer of 2011, Beyoncé announced her pregnancy to the world, kick-starting an avalanche of rosy-cheeked appearances on the red carpet and public love-ins with Jay Z. But, somewhere along the line, little mishaps began to occur, leading people (mainly daytime TV host Wendy Williams) to suspect that her pregnancy had been faked.
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It was part of an effort called "the campaign for red-cheeked Thai women to have children for the country using very magical vitamins," according to the AP. Birth rates in the country have been declining, and the population is estimated to stop growing in 10 years if the trend continues, Dr. Wachira Pengjuntr, director of the Department of Health in Thailand, told the Associated Press.
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But "Dynasties" does not seek to proselytize or to condemn the oil-executive heirs from Texas with receding hairlines, stretching slain bears out like Playboy centerfolds; the wheezing red-cheeked hoteliers; the dentists from Minnesota with fat foreheads; the cross-eyed sons of real estate conmen, kneeling behind the corpses of heavy, slow animals they courageously ambushed with all-terrain vehicles and high-powered rifles.
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However, in an America in which a bestselling parody of children's book is called Go the Fuck to Sleep, a hit song is titled "Fuck You," OMG is a favored exclamation of apple-cheeked teens nationwide, and the president feels comfortable saying "shithole" in a suit and tie while meeting with senators, it is safe to say that the words we are formally taught are "bad" are less profane than salty.
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Interviewing a second-generation stable owner and manager of horse carriages popular in Central Park, a man "in a scally cap … pink-cheeked with heather gray eyes," Moss and his subject grieve the impending extinction of the trade on West 37th Street at the hands of developers, neither of the two registering that the man, owner of a building bought in 1979, now highly coveted, has been put in the position of potentially making many millions of dollars.
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As for the ingrate blue jay inherently dapper dappled in Brooks Brothers plumage whose wing wicked resplendent lit in a freak fir fire involving one rosy-cheeked waddling toddler two schnockered green parents & the tiniest sparkler in the world as for that guy who pompous in flight one 4th of July dove nose first at a beatific swallow as if there in the unfettered night existed some backwoods design shortcut to heaven feathered leprechaun leading to a landfill of blinding gold bullion life- changing light chased & chastened as a sin committed to awaken misplaced repentance As for consequence best not to ask about the jay's final flight eight-foot dumb luck grace a glide straight into the man- made lake where the ingrate treaded water like an easy metaphor unburdened as he was wing fired heir to an airless air breezy lean that screamed walking desire Marcus Wicker's most recent collection is Silencer.
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