Ring Concierge only deals with colorless and near colorless diamonds.
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I don't have the spine to withstand colorless writing for very long, and furthermore I suspect that colorless writing is indicative of colorless thought.
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Most clients don't want to pay the premium for colorless, so they go down a couple levels to near colorless, Wegman said, "which to the untrained eye, is going to look colorless, but they're going to save so much money we can reallocate towards carat weight."
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It's colorless, small, and it doesn't have many distinguishing features.
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It's colorless and odorless, but more flammable than conventional oil.
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The air was full of light colorless crystals flying slantwise.
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And three, the lids were either colorless or nearly so.
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" Li characterized her marriage as "thin and colorless, like water.
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Dull, colorless, functionaries going through the motions, both of them.
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In 1968, NASA itself was as colorless as the moon.
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Propylene is a colorless, flammable, pungent gas made from petroleum.
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In its purest form, VX is colorless, tasteless and odorless.
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The coating is tasteless, odorless, colorless, and safe to ingest.
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While Tan-Luxe is the brand behind the helpful service, the questions don't have to be limited to the company's colorless products (yes, colorless tanner exists and is just as marvelous as it sounds).
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Methane, the main component of natural gas, is colorless and odorless.
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One example of a harmful chemical is chloroprene, a colorless gas.
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In the interest of science, young Humphry inhaled the colorless gas.
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Limonene is a colorless liquid hydrocarbon classified as a cyclic terpene.
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The bottles, however, maintain the shades of their now-colorless namesakes.
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It's that they're too gray -- as in colorless -- rather than colorblind.
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I was just getting used to a colorless E Ink world.
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Most diamonds are not completely colorless, often possessing slight yellowish tints.
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Life in the big city was at once overwhelming and colorless.
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The beer could be colorless, nasty and nobody would like it.
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Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage, Haruki Murakami 4.
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Sherman-Palladino is having none of this colorless lack of quirk.
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Only pre-ejaculate, which is clear and colorless, should be released.
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They unleashed mustard gas and sarin, a clear and colorless nerve agent.
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Most of them are colorless and odorless and easily dissolve into liquid.
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Type IIa's are typically colorless, and are practically transparent in ultraviolet light.
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Natural gas -- which is 70% to 90% methane -- is odorless and colorless.
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Hydrochloric acid is a colorless, odorless solution of hydrogen chloride in water.
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The diamond is also colorless, another rare factor that enhances its value.
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It is a colorless, odorless, tasteless, non-toxic, inert and monatomic gas.
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The moniker evokes a colorless and static scene, frozen in the past.
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Half a century later, London feels more grey and colorless than ever.
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Here, the sky often looks colorless and the water strikingly, formidably gray.
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Basketball has been faceless and colorless and genderless when I approached it.
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Margot Robbie went for head-to-toe black in this colorless number.
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Many clients come in asking for a colorless, flawless diamond, Wegman said.
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Meanwhile, its clear that at least some watchers simply enjoy the colorless experience.
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Carbon monoxide is a colorless and odorless gas, making it difficult to detect.
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Colorless, staid, in favor of open borders, bland pantsuits and the status quo.
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The result is colorless coral that will eventually die if the stress continues.
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Poor, colorless Alice is looked down upon and underestimated because of her pallor.
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So can a long sit in the colorless cube of a waiting room.
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The Gemological Institute of America's grade for a completely colorless diamond — D 19743.
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In possibly the most sublime moment in the often sublime modern movie musical La La Land, directed by Damien Chazelle, Emma Stone is out to dinner in Los Angeles (she's with a rather colorless date and a similarly colorless couple).
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The folkoric Japanese landscape Ameratsu finds herself in, though, is dying—empty and colorless.
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I wanted it colorless because there's something beautiful about the dark parts of 16mm.
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The regulations are going after a colorless, odorless non-toxic gas in carbon dioxide.
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Formalin contains formaldehyde, a colorless chemical that is typically used to embalm the dead.
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The landscape on the drive from the airport to campus was colorless and frozen.
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It's a precarious ending: Flowers may bloom, but a more colorless reality awaits outside.
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Carbon monoxide is an odorless, colorless gas produced by combustion in engines and furnaces.
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It's a potent greenhouse gas that's both colorless and odorless, and abundant on Earth.
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It also runs a land called Sanctum of Ugin, which lets you play a second big colorless creature, when you play a big colorless creature, so you can get a bunch of non-creature artifacts and then just play the Colossus for free.
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Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless gas that can cause permanent brain damage or death.
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The world will be watching his (non) reactions and (generally colorless) pallor to find out.
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When leaks do occur, they may go unnoticed indefinitely, since methane is colorless and odorless.
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Sulfur dioxide A colorless gas with a strong odor that can irritate skin and eyes.
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Otter Pops— known for vibrant pops of blue, red, orange and green — are now "colorless."
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But you're right — the fact that someone so colorless could get so far is extraordinary.
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VG is a colorless and odorless viscous liquid that is recognizable by its sweet taste.
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"Without onions, food is incomplete and colorless," lamented Charu Singh, a researcher in New Delhi.
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According to the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention, hydrogen cyanide is a colorless gas.
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Burning Chrome taught its readers how to think about the "colorless nonspace" between our screens.
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If at first they were like diamonds — hard and colorless — they gradually revealed crystalline depth.
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This colorless chemo fuzz sprouts here and there making me look ancient and newborn at once.
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You probably know how this story ends — Pepsi doesn't have any colorless colas in the market.
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Kaput Feral Hog Lure is a bait food laced with warfarin, a colorless and flavorless rodentcide.
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By going colorless, you might find yourself feeling less stressed when looking at your home screen.
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That would explain its unflinching commitment to a colorless, brooding, mechanical version of the DC universe.
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Mr. Brody captures his character's attitude, but the colorless screenplay robs the character of literary imagination.
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Cerebrospinal fluid is a clear, colorless fluid that surrounds and protects the brain and spinal cord.
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Methyl chloride, also known as Freon-40, is a colorless, sweet-smelling gas that's highly flammable.
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Anhydrous ammonia, a colorless gas with pungent fumes, can cause unconsciousness and even death when inhaled.
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Camilla Tilling, the soprano, was clear of pitch and enunciation but a bit colorless of tone.
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Coral bleaching occurs when warm temperatures cause the polyps to expel the zooxanthellae, leaving them colorless.
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It's odorless, colorless and tasteless, meaning it's bad news as a sneaky weapon of mass destruction.
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Sarin, a colorless, odorless liquid nerve agent with extreme potency, had been used in Khan Sheikhoun.
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A permanent store with the harried, colorless mood of a hastily assembled clearance-sale pop-up.
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It's colorless and it comes from the photochemical transformation that occurs when pollutants interact with sunlight.
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The colorless gas is considered a health hazard, according to the US National Library of Medicine.
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Image Courtesy of Ritani The color of a diamond really refers to how colorless the diamond is.
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Carbon monoxide is an odorless, colorless and tasteless gas that is produced when a fuel is burned.
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Sarin, which is colorless, odorless, and tasteless, was reportedly detected by mail scanning machines in the facility.
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The colorless, odorless nerve agent causes people to suffocate within minutes if inhaled even in small amounts.
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TORONTO — Two decades ago, "Blue's Clues" stormed children's television with something colorless, low-tech and ordinary: silence.
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Thousands of small metal shelters stretch through the camp — a dusty and colorless wasteland with no vegetation.
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A popular rosé de Provence, Château Pigoudet, is nearly colorless; it could be mistaken for white wine.
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Alongside her flamboyantly fawning sisters, Lina Beckmann's Cordelia is not merely subdued but strangely colorless and stolid.
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It's colorless and odorless, and scientists have recently reported more leaks through energy production than previously known.
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Xenon is a naturally occurring, colorless gas that is used in manufacturing of some sorts of lights.
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The phrase "colorless green ideas sleep furiously" has perfect syntax, but any natural speaker knows it's nonsense.
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Flecked with gold glitter, this allover colorless gloss from Milk Makeup delivers just the right amount of sparkle.
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But the effects will be as indecipherable as a plume of colorless gas leaked into a windswept canyon.
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She looks as she always does: lips colorless and peeling, neck cabled, sallow skin stretched over knobby joints.
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Its centerpiece is the colorless diamond: a D color, IIA type diamond — the rarest and most valuable kind.
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The result is almost colorless, with a flavor that's citrusy, hinting of lemongrass and more tart than sweet.
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He devised subtle, colorless ensembles, the drape and shape of which sent coded messages to the educated eye.
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Carbon dioxide is a colorless, odorless gas a certain minimum atmospheric concentration of which is necessary for life itself.
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" Carbon dioxide, he said, is merely "a colorless, odorless, non-toxic gas" that is "essential for life on earth.
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This removed a molecule called lignin, which gives the wood its color, but left behind its colorless cell structures.
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A biochemist, Grigory Mairanovski, labored in secret from 1928 on the task of developing tasteless, colorless and odorless poisons.
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But while a lamp or a pin works the same absent the overlaid design, the colorless cheerleading uniform doesn't.
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The source of this phantom electrification could be the decay of volcanic radon, an odorless and colorless radioactive compound.
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The rapper bought a $45,000 Rolex watch with a baby blue dial and 16.5 carats of colorless VVS diamonds.
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In its pure form, it's a colorless, odorless gas, so when it leaks, it can be hard to find.
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It is a colorless, tasteless, odorless liquid that was first synthesized in Germany in 1938 as a potential pesticide.
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Photograph by Julian Faulhaber for The New Yorker To Rybolovlev, Bouvier personified the idea of a colorless Swiss professional.
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The colorless gas, used to produce synthetic rubber used for tires and automobile hoses, is considered hazardous to health.
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Product images: Amazon unless otherwise notedVegetable glycerin is colorless, odorless, extremely thick, slightly sweet, and costs around $20 per gallon.
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They do this by heating a solution of colorless solvents (most commonly propylene glycol and vegetable glycerin) and other additives.
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The substance is colorless, odorless and tasteless and it's one of the fastest and most lethal chemical weapons in existence.
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When the scientists injected a colorless mark into the fish under anesthesia, the fish behavior didn't seem to change much.
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Sarin is a clear, colorless, tasteless and odorless liquid that was originally developed in 1938 in Germany as a pesticide.
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They found that the blood flow to the brain diminishes, allowing for an influx of clear, colorless cerebrospinal fluid (CSF).
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A necklace featuring a giant 163.41-carat colorless diamond — the world's largest of its kind — goes up for sale Tuesday.
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Generally, nerve agents are colorless and odorless, though they may smell fruity, chocolatey or even like moth balls if impure.
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The large installations divide an open, colorless retail space into — as the fair's name relays — a variety of immersive environments.
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The colorless, odorless gas has proved difficult to measure at the source of leaks without nearby access to the sites.
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A "green" quark, a "red" quark and a "blue" quark (the labels were arbitrary) blended to form a "colorless" proton.
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Angela Merkel, the Continent's most powerful figure, is expected to win a fourth term as chancellor after a colorless campaign.
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This large image, heavily worked in gouache, began life as a colorless etching titled "My Inner Life," also on view.
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An album that felt colorless and desperate—Cale wrote of shame, death, "the crawling skin of God"—became contemplative, conciliatory.
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The other main component—propylene glycol—is just as colorless, odorless, sweet, and cheap, but a hell of a lot thinner.
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A tiny vial of the biological sample — usually plasma, the colorless part of blood — goes into a bulky, printer-like machine.
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"He doesn't paint Cumulonimbus or Cirrus or any of the others," he says, adding that the overcast sky isn't entirely colorless.
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She moved into a two-bedroom apartment that Nailah and Marvin had rented in a colorless condominium complex near New Brunswick.
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Then last month came the debut of the largest diamond: a 302.37-carat colorless stone named the Graff Lesedi La Rona.
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He comes across as a modest, kind, gentle man, somewhat colorless, as though trying to practice spiritual erasure of the ego.
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Especially in the midst of a cold, colorless winter, nothing gets you recharged like spending a week somewhere sunny and warm.
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This program, which featured works by Mr. Cirio, Paulo Arrais and Gregory Dolbashian, was all over the place yet depressingly colorless.
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At least 85033 million, possibly as many as 2 million, Uighurs are imprisoned in these colorless buildings surrounded by barbed wire.
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Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless gas that can be dangerous -- even fatal -- in an enclosed space, such as your house.
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It starts at "colorless" diamonds graded D, E, and F; diamonds with a G, H, I or J grading are "Near-Colorless;" K and L gradings are "Faint Yellow;" M, N, O, P, Q and R fall under the "Noticeable Color" grade and S, T, U, V, W, X, Y and Z qualify as "Very Noticeable Color" grade.
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You likely picture a colorless, lifeless, barely furnished space not unlike your first college dorm room…or your last Tinder regret's place.
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A necklace featuring a giant 163.41-carat colorless diamond — the world's largest of its kind — sold for $33.7 million at auction Tuesday.
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We all look like newborn seals in our Lands' End bathing suits — colorless, newly hairless after a long winter, frightened and resentful.
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Pisco is a colorless brandy made in South America, but pisco punch as we know it is a definitive San Francisco institution.
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A player not placing undue attention upon himself would constitute a first principle of Coach Bill Belichick's colorless "Do Your Job" collectivism.
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The opening hearings on the Ukraine scandal demonstrated that mundane government processes and seemingly colorless bureaucrats are what keep our country going.
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And the fluid itself is thought to be lymph, a colorless liquid produced by our lymph nodes mostly made of white blood cells.
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Nitrogen gas is colorless and odorless, making it a dangerous and difficult-to-detect substance when there isn't enough oxygen to go around.
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Malaysian police revealed Friday that Kim Jong Nam's body contained traces of VX, a colorless, odorless, tasteless liquid that's deadly in microscopic amounts.
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Carbon monoxide is odorless and colorless and can spark symptoms similar to those of the common flu, such as dizziness, headache, and nausea.
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VX, or O-ethyl S-(2-diisopropylaminoethyl) methylphosphonothiolate for short, is a colorless liquid nerve agent (not a gas) and a chemical weapon.
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Image: NASA Earth ObservatorySulfur dioxide—the colorless, noxious gas that forms when sulfur is combusted—is not something you want to be around.
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There weren't any instructions for presenting the meal beyond "divide between two plates," and the greenery was overpowered by mountains of colorless carbs.
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The world inside the gulag feels mostly gray and colorless, which reinforces the cold, oppressive nature of both the gulag and the war.
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To clean these parts, the factory relied on a colorless liquid called trichloroethylene (TCE), a chemical now understood to be cancerous to humans.
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According to Vil Mirzayanov, a scientist who worked in the nerve gas program, Novichok is colorless and, as far as anyone knows, odorless.
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It was a solid business model—so solid producers saw no need to innovate for decades, ossifying a silent, chaotic, and colorless style.
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Kawakubo showed her collection for the first time in Paris in 2300 and was shocking people with her colorless, strange and experimental designs.
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I've considered dying my hair, too—not to mask anything, but because I'm curious what my hair would look like, because it's colorless.
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Aum Shinrikyo's weapon of choice was sarin, an odorless, colorless toxic nerve gas that can paralyze or kill someone within one minute after inhalation.
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The Bachelor and The Bachelorette produce love in vitro, in a colorless void where things like political affiliations and religious views simply don't exist.
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Formaldehyde is a colorless gas that's used to make building materials like particleboard, plywood, and fiberboard — so it's found in our houses and furniture.
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Colorless obviously equaled mysterious, because if we didn't have garish neon colors to guide us, we had no way of understanding the flavor profiles!
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A colorless red dye that changes on skin and keeps it budge-proof, plus lots of vitamin E and sunflower extracts to combat dryness.
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Known in full as O-ethyl S-(2-diisopropylaminoethyl) methylphosphonothiolate, it is a colorless, liquid nerve agent that can be introduced via the skin.
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A colorless, odorless gas produced during microbial decomposition, methane is around 30 times more effective at trapping heat in the atmosphere than carbon dioxide.
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The situation was not much beautified by the exhibition, which, leaning toward colorless abstraction and dry conceptualism, refers obliquely to various ideas about language.
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They drag her down the hall and put her in a room, a colorless box with spiders in the corners, until she calms down.
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At the temperatures and pressures found at the surface of Earth, hydrogen atoms pair up in molecules and bounce around as a colorless gas.
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But the '90s also heralded the arrival of minimalism, and Van Beirendonck didn't — and couldn't — conform to its restrained, colorless aesthetic and cool affectlessness.
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And while earlier models often made use of colored glass, the Blaschkas soon moved towards colorless glass, which they then painted in exquisite detail.
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A pink oval diamond — which, I might add, is the size of an old-school piece of Dubble Bubble — surrounded by a dozen colorless diamonds.
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Sherrer said children and elderly adults are more prone to carbon monoxide poisoning, which is difficult to sense because the gas is colorless and tasteless.
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It was cheap and colorless, except for orange-and-white-checked tablecloths, but cakes were displayed, and pies with red filling; the overhead heater roared.
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"Devoid of cultural expressions and nearly colorless, these masks are paradoxically the most alive of the three series," Neri Oxman says of the Future series.
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As first secretary of Poland's Communist Party, Mr. Kania, a colorless career party functionary, led the government in Warsaw from September 21980 through October 24.
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The company turns the oil into a colorless, odorless, tasteless powder that is tailored for each type of produce to which it will be applied.
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Von Hep recommends colorless self-tanners that also include color-correcting actives that are there to boost your natural complexion as opposed to dye it orange.
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But instead of gazing mindlessly at the polish wall at Target, plucking the first colorless bottle you see, take a cue from those who know best.
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In this case, Urushido and Jimenez added a little bit of eau de vie, a colorless brandy, to up the ABV and protect it from spoilage.
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In real life, pure VX is an odorless and colorless liquid, but impurities introduced during the manufacturing process typically gives it an orange or yellow hue.
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When precisely heated air from a Lennox CBX27UH air handler was applied to the mural, the thermochromic paint layer became colorless, revealing the base art underneath.
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This crude condensate, which is used to make products like petrol, jet fuel, and heating fuels, is colorless and odorless, but more flammable than conventional oil.
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The odorant mercaptan is added to natural gas to give it the signature rotten egg smell, to help people identify the colorless and otherwise odorless gas.
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The jeweler's familiar range of colorless to yellow or yellow-brown diamonds depends on distributions of nitrogen atoms, a connection that was not discovered until 1959.
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He and his colleagues conducted the broader investigation out of a building two blocks south of the National Mall, in a largely colorless section of Washington.
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It's the second iteration of the device, but by modern standards, the phone will be primitive, with a colorless screen and none of the familiar apps.
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Masino's treason is that he dares to change sides, to ally himself with the modest, almost colorless Falcone against the predatory peacocks of La Cosa Nostra.
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They got along well, and when they fought it was in the style that he preferred—sentences clipped, reasonable but with a harsh and colorless tone.
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These complaints, which are drafted by A.U.S.A.s, have traditionally been dry, bare-bones documents outlining the defendant's behavior and the relevant statutes in colorless legal language.
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A white shirt with black blobs detects the presence of carbon monoxide, the colorless, odorless gas that causes the majority of cases of fatal air poisoning.
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Yes. She has a clear shot at the presidency if the centrist candidate, the young Mr. Macron, continues to conduct his bland, "same-old-thing" colorless campaign.
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Among the horde of Parisians and people in colorless clothing, I stumble, smack in the middle of an Ancient Methods set, on a guy dressed as Pikachu.
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The National Center for Biotechnology Information describes arsine as extremely toxic, and warns that the colorless gas can rupture red blood cells, causing death via renal failure.
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René Barbera, also in his first Met appearance, brought a light, urbane tenor to the role of Lindoro, the somewhat colorless object of Isabella's affections and intrigue.
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He seemed to be preparing for the role for most of his adult life, which was so colorless and conventional it might have been taunting future biographers.
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Both were more than adequate vocally, and Ms. Hartig took on some personality, but Mr. Petrenko remained rather colorless, often hard to pick out of a crowd.
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They try to take the fun and ... You know, I'm a Patriots fan and Bill Belichick is the most colorless, joyless, sort of looks like this monolith.
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But as it enters a warmer environment, instead of melting into a liquid, it transforms directly from a solid to a gas, which is odorless and colorless.
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The salt plains are white and dusty, almost colorless, but as you go farther out, the mineral landscape becomes a psychedelic vision of reds, yellows and greens.
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It meanders through low bushland that the relentless Tierra Caliente sun has scorched near colorless, with the monotony only broken by a sparse population of tall cacti.
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"Many of our existing techniques for modeling and measuring the economy invoke a rather different metaphor, with the economy a rather colorless, inanimate rocking horse," Haldane added.
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This 2.5 carat diamond is a J on the GIA scale, which falls under "near colorless," but I personally couldn't see any warmth or yellowness in it.
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At the photo auctions Jake attends in Paris, London and Copenhagen, the objects of desire are rare colorless jewels in shades of black and white and sepia.
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As your eyes adjust, you discern on the other side of a clear plexiglass wall a bleak, colorless diorama resembling a basement alcove in an old industrial building.
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Terrifyingly enough, they discovered cerebrospinal fluid — a colorless liquid that surrounds the brain and spinal cord — was coming out of her nose from a tear in her skull.
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The cells from both kinds of smokers were less able to perform a key function: the production of nitric oxide, a colorless gas used to dilate blood vessels.
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It's colorless and odorless, and it's so cold that it turns water droplets into a vapor as soon as it comes into contact with air at room temperature.
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Having a tasteless, colorless rohypnol — a "roofie" — dropped in your Merlot is a pervasive problem for women and men of all ages, yet students aren't taught about it.
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"A lot of these bacteria and chemicals are colorless, odorless, and you aren't aware the quality of your water is bad until you consume it and become ill."
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His pubic hair was colorless and sparse, and he happened to have the smallest penis she had ever seen, although he was a large bear of a man.
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Police said they had found some baby food spiked with ethylene glycol, a colorless, odorless liquid used in the manufacture of antifreeze, which can be deadly if consumed.
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"[It's] a red dye which is colorless when dissolved in a waterless base," explains The Beauty Brains, a website run by cosmetic chemists Randy Schueller and Perry Romanowski.
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This exchange recalls Masha Gessen's New York Review of Books article, "The Styrofoam Presidency," where she asserts Trump's presidency as colorless, hopeless, and entirely devoid of poetic appeal.
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But China has shown less determination to corral its runaway emissions of carbon dioxide, the colorless, odorless gas that is principally responsible for the warming of the planet.
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Wunnicke paints nightmarishly hectic European scenes in a palette of absinthe and Toulouse-Lautrec, and alternates them with nightmarishly static scenes of Shimamura's declining, colorless present in Japan.
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Doctors told the victim her symptoms sounded similar to those associated with consuming GHB, a colorless, odorless, tasteless liquid widely known as one of the date rape drugs.
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The work, called "The Prada Double Club Miami," is essentially a live-act temporary dance hall of two opposed spatial designs: one gray and colorless, one combatively hued.
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The ozone layer starts at about 6 miles (10 kilometers) above Earth and stretches for nearly 25 miles (40 kilometers); ozone is a colorless combination of three oxygen atoms.
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In 2000, Andrew Luster, heir to a cosmetics fortune, was arrested for drugging three women with GHB — a colorless, odorless drug that can cause blackouts — and then raping them.
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Carbon monoxide detectors should also be installed indoors because the gas is colorless and odorless, which means it's common for people to be unaware when they are being exposed.
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It's why, today, the refurbishing of her most iconic designs are attracting another era of women who see fashion as a sojourn from the colorless moments of everyday life.
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But here are some ideas: The Hamilton who survived the duel would have run for president against Jefferson's handpicked successor, brilliant but colorless James Madison -- and won going away.
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On eyes, he applied MAC Modern Twist Kajal liner in Squid to the water line, then wiped over it with MAC's colorless Mixing Medium Shine, a wax-based formula.
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Although colorless and one-dimensional, the black and white outlines attracted observers to the popular hot dog restaurant while muralist Aniekan Udofia finished his latest work titled The Torch.
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A vast majority of that risk, according to the report, was coming from a colorless gas called chloroprene that the nearby synthetic rubber factory has been emitting since 21.
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David Scarpa [writer of "All The Money in the World"] did a smashing job, and gave a rather colorless character a lot of character, which I jumped at immediately.
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But poison is trickier to defend against, an invisible enemy: The best ones are colorless, odorless, tasteless and traceless, vanishing into food or drink without any sign of contamination.
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The prime minister, Lord North, would have made a colorless and feeble icon of enmity, and so, perhaps naturally, they settled on the person and character of King George.
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But it is also rich in Vincent's catalogs of the colors he saw everywhere, in sunsets and cypresses, in women's skins and the seemingly colorless soil of Southern France.
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Gaseous sulfur dioxide, which is colorless and smells like a burning match, can cause serious eye, nose and skin irritation as well as coughing, headaches and shortness of breath.
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Natural gas production has come under increased scrutiny because of the prevalence of leaks of methane — the colorless, odorless main component of natural gas — from the fuel's supply chain.
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Historians considered James K. Polk, the 11th president of the United States, to be "priggish" and "colorless," but a debate over his resting place is stirring passions in Tennessee.
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Several studies indicate there may be a direct connection between color perception and mood, with depressed patients perceiving the word as a more drab, colorless place than non-depressed ones.
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The Republican nominee, whose political record had been called "faint and colorless" by The New York Times, had Jolson compose and sing a song called "You're the Man for Us".
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Ahead we're showcasing 20 of our favorite colorless pieces, from chic coats to cozy knits and trousers, that will inspire you to go full snow angel with your winter wardrobes.
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If powders and other products are prone to slipping off your face by mid-day, you might want to use this colorless wax pencil to keep your brows in place.
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Dundee had had years of experience with colorless fighters who said, "I'll do my talking in the ring," and he encouraged and even prodded the river-mouth to keep flowing.
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The colorless gas is also used to keeps clothes wrinkle-free in their packaging, although in undetectable amounts that can be scrubbed off with soap and water, Insider previously reported.
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Each of six surrounding walls is adorned by a single instance of Richard Tuttle's series "Paper Octagonal" (1970), a piece of colorless, irregularly octagon-shaped paper pasted to the wall.
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The colorless gas is also used to keeps clothes wrinkle-free in their packaging, although in undetectable amounts that can be scrubbed off with soap and water, Insider previously reported.
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It was the ultimate representation of Americana, existing in sharp contrast to the complex and colorless thousand-year-old-egg-embedded jook that my mother would ladle out for breakfast.
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One former player, now a broadcaster, reached into his team's ball bag for me and pulled out a canister of colorless Tuf-Skin, a spray that helps secure athletic tape.
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Sterling K. Brown, who won best performance by an actor in a television series, drama, for "This Is Us," thanked its creator, Dan Fogelman, for a character who wasn't colorless.
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A colorless bureaucrat, Ivanov wielded significant influence over Kremlin appointments after Putin became president, and as head of the FSKN, Ivanov oversaw a more hardline approach to Russia's drug problem.
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The fire is burning a chemical called butadiene -- a colorless gas with a gasoline-like smell that is considered a health hazard, according to the US National Library of Medicine.
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Using an US$80,000 infrared camera, we immediately located an extraordinarily large leak of colorless, odorless methane that was invisible to the operator who quickly isolated and fixed the problem.
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In the more melodic passages he produced a lovely plangent sound and elegant phrasing, but in virtuosic showpieces like his Act 2 aria, ornaments often came out smudged and colorless.
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The big picture: Ethane, a colorless and odorless gas produced alongside natural gas, is the single largest type of raw material in North America for petrochemicals, the building blocks of plastics.
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In the end, the thrill of controversy that lit the build up was soon extinguished by the flawlessly competent and brutally colorless teleprompter-guided tone that came to narrate the show.
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Caustic soda, also known as sodium hydroxide, can be a colorless to white substance appearing as flakes, beads or a granular form, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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His lineup of Thwomps is so long, it extends past the stone floor playing field and beyond the skybox that appears around it, into a colorless realm of empty game space.
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Narrated by a comfortable yet colorless Ralph Macchio as a writer looking back on his childhood, this is a gleefully lowbrow, relentlessly coarse evocation of a lost New York (8383:35).
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Narrated by a comfortable yet colorless Ralph Macchio as a writer looking back on his childhood, this is a gleefully lowbrow, relentlessly coarse evocation of a lost New York (1:35).
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I stood in the 13th-century cellars of Delamain, a Cognac house in Jarnac, France, inhaling the sting of the colorless liquid and found myself clutching an oak cask for support.
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Concurrent with the happy rediscovery of the "Sottsass look," design studios around the world have been producing boldly hued and playfully geometric wares for consumers who have tired of colorless minimalism.
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At least a half-dozen news cameras positioned themselves outside the building's garage, hoping to catch a glimpse of Mr. Mueller driving his sensible Subaru into a colorless, bureaucratic-looking complex.
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Alone in her emphatically colorless office, Lucia (Annie Dow) whimpers and grouses and eventually cajoles Abel (Eddie Martinez of "Sense8"), the tattooed janitor who vacuums her floor, into becoming her confidant.
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Man has carved the colorless, transparent variety of quartz since ancient times: A pair of Greek rock crystal bracelets from the fourth century B.C. are at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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His long list of studio credits reflects not a colorless sideman for hire but a versatile musician with a distinct sensibility: whimsical, rowdy, eclectic, wry, historically informed, sometimes spooky, sometimes absurd.
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The pair and their ISIS controller then allegedly turned their focus to building a device to disperse hydrogen sulfide, a colorless gas that is deadly in high concentrations – in a public place.
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After last episode's colorless ride through time, I was looking forward to some regular Twin Peaks dealings — hanging with the sheriff, drinking the damn good coffee, histrionic women, you know the drill.
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And it can be difficult to detect — the substance is colorless and odorless, and counterfeiters may put bad booze in brand-name bottles or mix it into discount "party punch" drink specials.
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But don't just take my word for it—check out their time-lapse demo: Additionally, the coating is colorless, odorless, tasteless, non-allergenic, and can be used on USDA Certified Organic produce.
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Benzene, which is a natural part of crude oil and gasoline, is a colorless, flammable liquid with a sweet odor that is known to cause cancer, according to the American Cancer Society.
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It said the stone is a D color, Type IIa diamond, meaning it is colorless and very radiant, without any yellow tint or impurities like nitrogen that absorb light and decrease luster.
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" Opposite that is Tiny Cat, colorless and alone on a stark white page with an expression suggesting Nietzsche's "if you gaze long enough into the abyss, the abyss gazes back into you.
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I had tried to whitewash my blackness, polished myself to a colorless sheen, held myself up for his inspection, searching for the best light in which to stand to make him forget.
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The ice is INSANE ... TMZ Sports has learned the Miami Cuban chain alone is approximately 3/4 kilo of 14K gold with over 60 carats of true graded VVS-VS colorless diamonds.
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As for Yates's vision, the aesthetics of Homemade Ice Cream are utterly unsettling — though they are stark and colorless, one can still feel the indomitable essence of kitsch radiating from every seam.
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Another thing that has dampened Carlsbad's appeal is the hydrogen sulfide in the air — a colorless, flammable and highly toxic gas that is released as part of oil and gas production and refining.
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Step Two My skin tends to be very acne-prone, and lately, I've been getting lots of closed comedones — those tiny, colorless bumps under the skin that inevitably turn into big red ones.
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For years, scientists have been aware that methane, an odorless, colorless gas produced naturally during microbial digestion (and more famously, by farting cows) bubbles up from the seafloor where the conditions are right.
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A Chinese city embedded in the clouds; a shark swimming through water so clear it could be air; a colorless zebra galloping through a blindingly yellow meadow; the moments captured here are unbelievable.
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What is more, how was conceptual art, often so tweezeringly tiny and colorless and unemphatic, going to satisfy the needs of all those culturally sky-aspiring super-rich with their oversize super-homes?
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Then Barnum starts chasing respectability, hiring an upper-crust playwright (a colorless Zac Efron), who falls in love with an acrobat (Zendaya), and presenting on tour the opera singer Jenny Lind (Rebecca Ferguson).
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After all, sapphires and rubies are built of the same basic mineral, corundum, a crystallized collaboration of aluminum and oxygen that would be transparent and colorless if not for some artful chemical doping.
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The American Cancer Society website says long-term exposure to benzene, a colorless chemical with a sweet odor, is known to cause cancer, in particular leukemia, as well as anemia and other blood ailments.
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The testimony, which concluded Thursday, has been long and drawn out, comparing in colorless detail the company's appraisal of a well-known female TV host's work and a well-known male TV host's work.
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Its ground floor has the sort of regulation white cube accoutrements of concrete floors and resolutely colorless (or brick) walls, but in the basement, where this exhibition is on view, things get kinda weird.
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For a man who has been a regular in the sports pages for decades, Mr. Langer has had a fairly colorless, scandal-free life, making his ascendance to the front page even more unlikely.
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The photos are colorless, grainy, and sometimes inscrutable: tangled and twisted branches are set against a monotone sky, a lone grave marker emerges from the ground in an empty clearing, blank hills roll into oblivion.
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Methane, an odorless, colorless gas that packs 84 times the global warming punch of CO2 over the short-term, has received a surge of attention in recent years for its outsized contribution to global warming.
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Armed with these technologies, curators and conservators are starting to "reëxcavate in our own museums," as one scholar put it to me—taking objects that were presumed to be colorless and looking at them anew.
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Those gases, which are colorless when they are first released, become trapped at Charon's poles where it's particularly cold, and are exposed to energetic radiation from several sources, including ultraviolet photons and galactic cosmic rays.
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When set on fire, sulfur combines with oxygen to form sulfur dioxide: a colorless, pungent gas that is very toxic, corrosive, and sometimes fatal, according to the Canadian Center for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS).
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More than 715,000 candidates have signed up to run for the 21 seats, and unlike in national elections, they have not been vetted by the hard-line Guardian Council, which traditionally favors colorless, conservative candidates.
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Environmental and health impact The oil being transported was condensate oil, a type of colorless, ultralight crude oil that is more flammable than normal crude oil, meaning the tanker is at greater risk of exploding.
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There is no easy way to explain how a city whose architecture and statuary can seem consistently colorless became, in the '60s, the locus of an art "ism" that spewed bright color in every direction.
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Apart from one sound engineer who failed to mute a "fucking" during Adele's speech, everything was exactly how it was supposed to be, which is to say: a colorless vacuum where banter goes to die.
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He drew himself playing outside his colorful home before the cyclone, compared to scene afterwards -- which showed a colorless picture, with children crying "mama" and a person appearing to be decapitated by a corrugated iron sheet.
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Those who work for one of these corporations live in the Green Zone, a protected area but a sterile-looking one, because the rule in these depictions is that the future has a cold, colorless feel.
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While the colorless nature of condensate oil makes it harder to see than heavy crude oil, it can still be easily seen and monitored because of the sheen it leaves on the ocean surface, Anifowose added.
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Directed by Kristina Grozeva and Petar Valchanov from a script they wrote with Decho Taralezhkov, "Glory" opens on a typically colorless morning (we infer) for Tzanko, a bushy-haired state-railroad employee portrayed by Stefan Denolyubov.
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Methane, the main component of natural gas, is colorless and odorless, and has more than 80 times the heat trapping potential of carbon dioxide in the first 20 years after it escapes into the atmosphere, scientists say.
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Along with quips about readymade apologies and the weather, the stereotype of colorless Canadians who avoid extremes (as certainly as Americans embrace them) is a common way to explain what makes Canada and the United States different.
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"It's the most flavorless and colorless campaign for at least 20 years," scoffed former oil minister Ramirez, who had wanted to stand as the candidate of "Chavismo" but is instead in exile in an undisclosed foreign location.
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To play Erin Bell, an L.A. cop battling trauma and thirsting for revenge, Kidman changed virtually everything about her appearance, including donning a shapeless, colorless wig, and a bland uniform of wrinkled, seemingly smelly T-shirts and jeans.
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Unity targets senescent cells—cells that, as they age, start producing a colorless, odorless, noxious goo called SASP , which Unity's researchers call "the zombie toxin," because it makes other cells senescent and spreads chronic inflammation throughout the body.
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More than that, Holmes' anonymous, colorless, lifeless and tightly regimented daily uniform — even if it was partly a tribute to one of the most influential creators/businessmen in history — was a costume, one disguising a massive act of fraud.
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When a self-tanner is formulated with too much dihydroxyacetone (DHA) — the colorless chemical that reacts with the amino acids in your skin to produce a temporary pigment — it can develop with an unsavory orange tint that looks unnatural.
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The Washington Times reported on Sunday that it's a "95 percent" likelihood he's already settled on his least-interesting and most-reassuring choice, colorless Indiana Governor Mike Pence, who'll appear with him at a rally and fundraiser on Tuesday.
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A thin strip of colorless gray sky is visible between the air conditioning units, perched on two struts, spanning the upper half of the painting, along with a tall gray pipe running up the side of a nearby building.
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This is a heady wish-fulfillment fantasy that gets more outsized and outlandish with every scene, and once the music starts, it feels natural enough that no one wants to turn back to the colorless reality of 1985 Dublin.
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"The Wall" revels in this opportunity, but it occasionally falters under Lanchester's decision, which echoes "Never Let Me Go," to keep most of his people slightly colorless, as if to contrast their ordinary inner lives with their horrific situations.
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Hewitt's occasionally colorless prose is counterbalanced by her social commentary — on, for example, the pay for different levels of mid-19th-century prostitutes and the "embourgeoisement" of French theater in that era — and by her protagonist's labor-intensive irrepressibility.
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Your only consolation is that you are outside the heliopause, and the sun's magnetic field does not protect you from being bombarded by interstellar cosmic rays, so you'll die relatively soon, bringing your tenure on this colorless world to a close.
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County officials said the plugged wells were stable and being monitored, and there was no release of dangerous gases such as hydrogen sulfide — a colorless, flammable gas that can be emitted by volcanoes or when organic matter and waste break down.
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It's a colorless compound created through microbial fermentation that reacts with the amino acids in your skin to reveal that temporary bronzed hue — but it's considered to be safe, posing zero health risks to the consumer (even according to EU standards).
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In fact, the family stored up so much nonperishable food in the event of the end of the world that they ended up subsisting for months on "colorless suppers of dried meat and powdered mashed potatoes," refusing to admit their error.
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Colorless and graphic, the prints are more charged by the appeal of a gaudy religiosity than futurity, touched by the longevity not only of ancient and painterly method, but of the timelessness of photos and the clarity of walking's own practice.
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With somewhere around 2,000 actual diamonds embedded on either side, measuring well over 20 carats with near colorless clarity, the Onkyo Diamond Headphones will only be appearing on the heads of celebrities, famous musicians, and other 'invited friends' of Gibson.
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When Abadi became prime minister four years ago, he was seen as a colorless technocrat with scant chance of successfully governing Iraq's fractious ethnic and sectarian groups -- but there's nothing quite like being invaded by ISIS to bring a nation together!
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Far from being a colorless, odorless gas, "carbon" is soot, or in the language of environmental policy, particulate matter, which is a pollutant and the emissions of which are regulated by a series of other rules promulgated by the EPA.
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But even though Black women exist on the front lines of that war and in every battalion, their perspective is largely absent in Ezra Edelman's sweeping account of the American culture that created the athlete who thought he was colorless.
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For starters, although its highly detailed CGI animation is impressively realistic compared to the famed — and notoriously gory — 1978 animated feature, some viewers have complained that it comes off as flat and colorless, and occasionally a bit video game-y.
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Within a century of its writing, Japanese artists were rising to the epic's challenge, giving its scenes visual form in illustrated "Genji" albums, handscrolls, hanging scrolls, large folding screens and, less familiar, a dazzling, miniaturized version of colorless ink-line painting.
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On Friday, officials discovered a fire stemming from a vat of butane, a colorless gas that is highly flammable, according to Craig Murphy, a deputy fire commissioner with the Philadelphia Fire Department, who spoke at a news conference Friday morning.
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The company's 1976 Sandro Sequi production is dustier-looking and duller than ever, and the conductor Maurizio Benini, a Met regular in the bel canto repertory, led a surprisingly limp and colorless performance of this lyrically sublime and elegant score.
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What sets this new air-purifying fan apart, though, is its ability to not only filter but also destroy one of these air pollutants, formaldehyde — a colorless, flammable gas that can cause irritation of the skin, eyes, nose, and throat.
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When treated with the innovative coating — a colorless, odorless powder that is mixed with water and sprayed, brushed or otherwise applied to lock in moisture and block oxygen — the produce should last at least twice as long as regular avocados.
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The set (by Brian Dudkiewicz) has a picture-frame border, and the events that unfold inside it are the memories of our narrator, a writer named Carl Morelli (Ralph Macchio of "Karate Kid" fame, in a performance that is comfortable yet colorless).
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To be fair, it doesn't automatically follow that such observers will return Election Day to its violent, chaotic past — they could even enliven our polling places, which since have become colorless affairs, far from the public gatherings of the mid-19th century.
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The cereal I see my friends and coworkers eating today is not the cereal of 18 to 20 plus years ago (basically the cereal of childhood) — it's now virtually colorless, packed with "nutrients", and granola-fied to an inch of it's cereal-hood.
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CreditCredit In the classic short film "The Red Balloon," a boy living in a colorless part of Paris befriends a bright red balloon, which follows him to school, waits by his door, provides the warm companionship that is otherwise absent from his life.
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Soon after Pushkin's entrance, Rudy makes several of his own: on a Soviet train, where he's born in 1938; as an adult on a plane; as a boy in a colorless childhood filled with snow and Ashcan browns; and as a teenage student.
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READING, England — With its state-of-the-art robotics, Magal Engineering's factory in the colorless outskirts of this busy commercial town west of London is an important component of Britain's booming car industry, churning out millions of sophisticated vehicle parts every year.
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Concerns about chemicals and asbestos Officials have been monitoring the air because the fires were burning a chemical called butadiene, a colorless gas with a gasoline-like smell that is considered a health hazard, according to the US National Library of Medicine.
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In particular, reading for hours about life in a tiny raft sailing in the middle of the ocean from atop the bottom bunk in a colorless, cinder-block room primed me for the sort of quasi-hallucinatory episode rarely experienced in sobriety.
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Niger's 'little Paris' The city of Arlit interrupts a blasted desert landscape, with the city's outskirts marked with piles of dirt and brick and only the most obstinate signs of life — spiny shrubs and wavy and colorless grasses that seem transposed from the ocean bottom.
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The July 31 poll pits Japan's first female defense minister against a competent but colorless ex-bureaucrat backed by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling party and a well-known liberal journalist supported by four opposition parties, along with a slate of less-known candidates.
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Blondes and brunettes and, possibly, redheads—my screen was colorless—washing their hair, relentlessly smiling, teeth gleaming like the grillwork of automobiles, breasts firmly, chillingly encased—packaged, as it were—and brilliantly uplifted, forever, all sagging corrected, forever, all middle age bulge—middle age bulge!
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One does not have to be a hard-core Marxist to entertain the idea that finance is not, and did not evolve as, a neutral tool to improve the operation of the free market — itself an ethically colorless state of nature in human relations.
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Odorless, colorless, tasteless, and refined from coconut oil, this stuff can be added to food, coffee or gulped by the spoonful to ensure that you get the necessary type and amount of dietary fat to switch the way in which your body sources its energy.
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"If you start feeling faint, it's time to high-tail it out of here," he added, citing the release of sulfur dioxide, the colorless but pungent gas, smelling like a burning match, that can be lethal, especially for people with respiratory ailments or cardiovascular disease.
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"You know that Melissa Etheridge video where the girl is crazy and there's just a bed and nothing on the wall?" he asked, referring to the 1993 hit "Come to My Window," featuring the actress Juliette Lewis pent up in a colorless insane-asylum room.
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