Macron cradled the head of France's coach Didier Deschamps during the ceremony. Cradled.
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The younger Mr. Edwards, 26, cradled it in his hands.
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One woman cradled a baby just a few months old.
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A crimson sorbet arrives cradled in a small glass dish.
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They also rubbed and cradled Halsey's stomach, sparking pregnancy rumors.
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There were spiders and rats being cradled like precious objects.
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Those who stood shouldered cameras; those who sat cradled laptops.
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Laki, from Somalia, cradled her baby, wrapped in a pink blanket.
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He had two children, one of them cradled in his arms.
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He also remembers the small child one of the men cradled
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As lorries burned and bullets cracked, bystanders cradled children and fled.
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In my right hand, I cradled a John Riggins-autographed pigskin.
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Here was the blue comforter where we cradled our newborn girls.
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Police and soldiers cradled machine guns outside tourists sites including Rome's Colosseum.
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The star beamed as she cradled her bump in one sweet snap.
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He rushes back to the farm and finds Marigold cradled in Mrs.
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Edelman cradled the ball against a defender's leg and gained 23 yards.
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I feel cradled, but not like I've sunk into a foam pit.
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I am still cradled under the blanket when the phone finally rings.
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But the pit is cradled under the stage, virtually hidden from view.
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Cream-filled, sugar coated morning buns cradled fruits like apricot and kumquat.
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The small crowd of congregants and visitors cradled copies of their own.
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I cradled my own little dog in my arms while I played.
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Some cradled smartphones and tablets with headphone cords dangling from their ears.
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The Purple Hybrid Premiere Mattress keeps my body cool, cradled, and comfortable.
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As she cradled it in her hands, her eyes filled with tears.
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Risheq watched in awe as Maryam cradled her son and whispered calming words.
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I'd cradled my daughter — but never the woman who'd given birth to me.
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He cradled it gently in his arms has he carried it with him.
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Laila Ali cradled her young daughter during the Jenazah -- an Islamic prayer service.
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They clasped hands and cradled shoulders and wiped tears from sun-cracked eyes.
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Heads bow over plastic bags fogged with steam, cradled in blue gingham paper.
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"There is a need for compassion," she said as she cradled a baby.
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This light-up orb is cradled in a stand with tasteful gothic detailing.
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Douglas died instantly, but Alexander cradled Vladimir, promising to look after his son.
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"There is nothing like it," he said, game ball cradled under his arm.
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"My wine, it's like me: round," he declared as he cradled his belly.
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He cradled her like a child, her frondy feet dangling in the air.
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In one, Ahern lies across the floor, limbs and head cradled by her dancers.
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Ciara cradled her pregnant stomach in this sheer sparkly dress with a bodice underneath.
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They both sweetly held hands with George as Kate cradled Charlotte in her arms.
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Geeta was lying on her cot, her two small daughters cradled at each side.
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Cradled in the nook of the double spruce was a white plastic PVC container.
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Harry tightly cradled his son, wrapped in a white shawl and wearing a hat.
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One woman cradled an infant while another, wearing a mask, took the baby's temperature.
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She scooped up the bird in both hands and cradled it to her chest.
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It lay cradled in her gloved hands like a sleeping animal, like something precious.
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Hours before announcing her pregnancy, Beyoncé cradled her baby bump on the red carpet.
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Pet City Lou Ann Wyckoff cradled the gray-and-white cat in her lap.
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"No, I did not swallow BB-8!" the actress quipped as she cradled her bump.
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Eissa was chill as he was cradled in Ms. Jackson's arms on their way out.
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My wife cradled the new Dyson Supersonic hair dryer like it was a newborn baby.
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Meghan cradled her bump throughout the tour and excitedly accepted baby gifts from well-wishers.
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The pregnant singer, 29, cradled her growing stomach in a photo posted on Instagram Friday.
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Seen above, LeBron James was helpless as Durant cradled the ball in his left hand.
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Romero crouched down and cradled the senator as he lay bleeding on the kitchen floor.
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Then, like Joseph Smith cradled over stone plates, carving—the words come out of me.
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At an event honoring Martin Truex, Jr., President Trump cradled this helmet like a baby.
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After giving birth, Merrill cradled her newborn 6-pound, 11-ounce daughter in her arms.
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He wore a button-down shirt and slacks and cradled a mug of black coffee.
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Soon, the two massive towers that once cradled Delta 21976 rockets will be torn down.
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The baby, cradled in Mr. Rahman's arms, looked skeletal, parched skin pinched at his joints.
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On the main highway in the town of Talisay, Bantiling, 21, cradled her cat Lala.
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Within weeks, he received the treatment, an hour-long infusion, cradled in his mother's arms.
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The strike hit a close friend, whom Mike cradled in his arms as he was dying.
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Miller cradled the ball and barely landed inbounds for the third touchdown of his rookie campaign.
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Ms. Waago cradled her dog-eared book, notes scribbled in the margins, and offered a testimony.
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In it, Von D cradled her baby bump while wearing a gold floral patterned brocade dress.
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Rick cradled his baby girl, Berkley, on Friday while he cruised around the Bal Harbour Shops.
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I cradled it, trying to decide which windowsill I would put it in at my house.
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A photograph we've all seen is of someone in distress being cradled in someone else's arms.
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The family was buried in four coffins — Colson, cradled in his mother's arms in their casket.
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An hour later, she returned to the towels, a stash of shells cradled in her shirt.
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Three-month-old Hope was cradled in the arms of her adoptive mother throughout Trump's address.
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Because of Duffy's position in the window, Lee picked him up and cradled him like a baby.
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Bush cradled babies who had been abandoned after their diagnosis and visited ailing patients in the hospital.
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His image soon found its way onto walls and buildings around the city, cradled in religious iconography.
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In the picture — taken in a bathroom mirror — Duff cradled her stomach in a white, lace nightgown.
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"Baby Chicago," Kardashian West wrote alongside the image as she cradled her baby girl in her arms.
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Culkin did the heavy lifting carrying several shopping bags, while Song cradled a giant stuffed teddy bear.
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Nearby, a baby cradled by its parents cries in their home on a hill — the drone's target.
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" The "Gotham" star ended by saying "Happy birthday Pac, you are cradled in my heart for eternity.
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Now he offers unfussed-over plates of apple strudel and prunes cradled inside little copper-topped buns.
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Ms. White's brothers ran out of their apartment and cradled her as she took her last breaths.
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"The Lament for Icarus," a 19th-century British piece, depicts the fallen Greek cradled by weeping nymphs.
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Nearby, a Sudanese mother cradled a wailing, emaciated 40-day-old baby covered in lumpy skin lesions.
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A few times, Milligan saw a woman across the street with an infant cradled in her arms.
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Cradled by the RNA molecule, the fluorophore would absorb light and release it as a green flash.
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It's akin to Michelangelo's Pietà sculpture, which portrays the crucified Jesus being cradled by his mother Mary.
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"I think we're going to go with Chicago," said Kim, while Kylie cradled the infant in her arms.
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Erbil, Iraq (CNN)"I want my mommy," Hawra' mumbles while cradled in the arms of her grandmother, Aliya.
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His wallet was there, pictures were in an envelope, his primary cell phone was cradled in its charger.
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The delicate flesh, the clean, regionally briny flavor, the cold pocket of sea water cradled in the shell!
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Core and Corrective Phase: Bicycles (1 minute) Lie flat on your back with hands cradled behind your neck.
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At first the girl was unconscious, but he cradled her and talked to her until she came round.
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"Oh hey," she wrote alongside the images, in which she cradled her belly and posed with her husband.
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The passenger, a portly man, wore a striped jacket and cradled a bulky canvas bag in his arms.
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His right hand reached, Elastic Man style, and momentarily cradled the ball before slamming it through the basket.
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Another rescuer cradled a dead child, covered with gray dust, retrieved from the rubble after hours of digging.
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A 21963-year-old woman ventured out and cradled the dying victim in her arms until they arrived.
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Some, like this Rohingya baby cradled by his distraught mother, die after their boats capsize - see photo reut.
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He scooped her up from the gurney and carried her, cradled in his arms, to the operating room.
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Two sculptures feature large glass lenses cradled in rubber-backed concrete blankets and surrounded by bright neon lighting.
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Mr. Parker comforted a girl who had lost her legs and cradled a dying woman in his arms.
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I snatched him up and cradled him while his lips turned gray and my husband called the ambulance.
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"And all it would take is a 2-cent wealth tax," she said as she cradled the baby.
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She cradled her protruding belly and praised the wide hips and pelvis that allow women to give birth.
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The semicircle cluster of limestone created a natural barrier against the elements, cradled the visitor and invited lingering.
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The actress cradled her growing bump as she wore a black, long-sleeved Christian Siriano gown for the outing.
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In the snapshot, she closed her eyes as she kissed the top of the statue and cradled its base.
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In the adorable picture, Fishel wore a black dress and a denim jacket and cradled her growing baby bump.
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In the second photo, the actress cradled her bump as she stood in front of a rack of clothes.
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They did not lead to expensive movies starring today's handsomest stars cradled in soft lighting—at least not yet.
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Here, a pint-sized Lola is cradled by older sister Domino, whose nuptials prompted Lola to post the pic.
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Mr. Murray took a pineapple from the bar and cradled it like a baby as he posed with them.
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Memories of pita so hot out the oven my grandfather had to carry them home cradled in his galabeya.
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Mr. Eppridge positioned himself at Kennedy's feet and snapped two photos as Mr. Romero cradled the wounded senator's head.
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Serena cradled her little girl -- while rocking matching tennis skirts, BTW -- while Dad settled up with the cab rider.
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After completing her look, Jackson joined her brother Prince and sweetly cradled him as she stood by his side.
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The collapse of coal has cast a pall across cities in the Jiu Valley, cradled in Romania's Carpathian Mountains.
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The dress clung to her baby bump which she cradled as she walked along with Harry, 34, by her side.
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Phelps then raised his arms to salute the crowd as fiancee Nicole cradled their baby son Boomer in the stands.
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Opening with a baby cradled in a woman's arms, the videos end with screaming, blood, and a newborn pushed inward.
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She dropped it onto the box spring while the client stood, two cats cradled to her chest, watching with suspicion.
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On Mother's Day, the royal parents shared a photo of their's son's adorable feet being lovingly cradled by his mother.
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It shows slain suspected drug pusher Michael Siaron, cradled where he lies on the street by his partner Jennilyn Olayres.
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In one photo Simon cradled her baby bump while posing against a tan wall dressed in a white lingerie ensemble.
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In one snapshot, Simon cradled her baby bump while posing against a tan wall, dressed in a white lingerie ensemble.
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Don't you think your butt deserves to be cradled in something more luxurious than whatever was on sale at Staples?
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"We are not American citizens but our son is," he said as his wife cradled their 7-month-old, Atlas.
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Tender pieces of filet, topped with Monterey jack cheese, caramelized onions and au ju, all cradled in a toasted roll.
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"2018 has been a year of unexpected surprises," he wrote, sharing a photo in which Ane cradled her baby bump.
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In one throwback shot, Tennyson stood behind her with his arms around her, while they cradled their newborn baby together.
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"Now, I have a black son in Baltimore," the white police detective remembered thinking as he cradled his baby boy.
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Middleton was described as glowing when she cradled her pregnant belly, while Markle was shamed for doing the same thing
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In the Freetown slum of Susan's Bay 17-year-old Adja cradled her baby in a shack in the rain.
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In one rescue, a young soldier cradled an infant to his chest while being slowly winched up from the floodwaters.
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"Seamie, tell them all I love them," the dying man, cradled in Mr. Mallon's arms, told him, Mr. Mallon wrote.
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MASON, Ohio — Garbiñe Muguruza cradled her face in both hands on Sunday and closed her eyes, taking it all in.
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As darkness fell, another wearing an earpiece cradled a machine gun and moved to music booming from a nearby bar.
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All the while, she cradled a talent and interest in rapping, the local art form that would later sweep the world.
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Yesterday, the TLC star shared two photos of herself and Josiah standing side-by-side as he cradled her baby bump.
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In the adorable image, Longoria looks off into a distance while lounging outside with her baby boy cradled in her arms.
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A refreshing change from the desert, the seaside towns of Walvis Bay and Swakopmund are perpetually cradled in a misty embrace.
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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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As the royal couple walked down the pier at Kingfisher Bay jetty hand-in-hand, Meghan adorably cradled her baby bump.
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"Merry Christmas from our family to yours," Romano wrote alongside a sweet family photo, as she cradled her growing baby bump.
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Underwood, 35, walked the red carpet in a long sleeve sequinned blue Tadashi Shoji dress as she cradled her baby bump.
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The small city of Ivrea sits cradled in the foothills of the Italian Alps, 30 miles south of the Swiss border.
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He vomited, and a stream of his bodily fluids flowed down Lorio's leg as she cradled her son in her lap.
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Atlanta (CNN)With the preemie cradled in his arms, the retiree glanced toward the entrance of the pediatric intensive care unit.
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Cradled in one of his arms is Seara, a part rabbit, part sea-creature animal made out of a winter coat.
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Instead of feeling guilty about it, like my pre-baby self would've, I cradled our newborn and boiled some packaged dumplings.
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It was just the right firmness that cradled and supported my back, so I didn't feel like I was sinking in.
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"No matter what I shoot, this guy is giving me kisses," Thompson said as she cradled her dog in her arms.
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Arlen Cruz, 22, cradled her 2-year-old daughter and tried to draw strength from a Bible her husband offered her.
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The nest was cradled where the branches of our birch tree and our Rose of Sharon had overgrown into each other.
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As they cradled dolls, drew and made collages, Ms. Rzonca moved around the classroom, pausing to kneel next to individual children.
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As she sat on a white stool, the reality star, who is good friends with Kim Kardashian West, cradled her belly.
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The fam was looking pretty weary on the tarmac as Meghan cradled baby Archie ... who was rocking a stylish beanie, btw.
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Near a sign advising of a three-hour wait, parents in the busy waiting room cradled young children wrapped in blankets.
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Near a sign advising of a three-hour wait, parents in the busy waiting room cradled young children wrapped in blankets.
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In the photo, the smiling couple embraced each other as they stood on a grand staircase and Jinger cradled her baby bump.
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"We are a little nervous, " he admitted outside the hospital as his wife, a former journalist, cradled their newborn in her arms.
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In one picture, Hudson and Fujikawa cradled her baby bump as his brothers Brady and Michael stood behind the father-to-be.
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The pregnant actress, 36, cradled her bump Tuesday night at the launch of her new show, Riviera, at Halcyon Gallery in London.
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" Elsewhere in the clip, Harington cradled Cersei's wine chalice, explaining, "When you play the game of thrones, you win or you die.
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When they brought Thula (pronounced Toola) home from a local breeder, the fluffy kitten slept cradled in Iris' arms the first night.
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It's cradled by a new U-shaped gimbal and the SD card slot has moved from the camera to the drone body.
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The most striking discovery among them was the skeleton of a young mother looking down at a child cradled in her arms.
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Meghan put on an apron (and even cradled her baby bump!), rolled up her sleeves and helped cook some vegetables and rice.
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Meghan and Harry shared a sweet new photo on their Instagram account, showing their's son's feet being lovingly cradled by his mother.
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Markle, alongside actress Rosamund Pike, was all smiles as she cradled her growing baby bump over her one-shoulder Givenchy black dress.
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In Albuquerque, a macaque monkey is cradled in what seems an affectionate embrace and then swiftly placed in an airtight glass cage.
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In the picture, James was airborne, with the basketball cradled perilously in his left palm, his body contorted away from the rim.
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The family photos are torn and crumbling at the edges, but cradled by the white paper background — re-loved and re-photographed.
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Her long legs dangled off of my lap as I cradled her head, with her boy-short haircut that had grown out.
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Mr. Miyazawa cradled Mr. Bush's head as the president crumpled to the floor, an unsettling image that dominated the news for days.
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It felt calming to be cradled in the words of strangers and new friends, a momentary respite from the uncertainty raging outside.
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Zak says he will never ever forget what he felt as he cradled Gacy's brain the palm of his hand ... pure evil!!!
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Last week, Perry shared a screenshot of her FaceTime with Bloom as they each cradled their identical-looking puppies, Mighty and Nugget.
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If his comedic performances were inescapably laddish, they were a symptom of the pervasive Judd Apatow aesthetic in which he was cradled.
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You gotta see the moment they finally came face-to-face in an aisle ... and he ended up cradled in her arms.
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While falling, Edelman caught a tipped pass, then dropped it, then cradled the ball just before it would have touched the ground.
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Cradled amid fashionable cafes, old walk-up apartment buildings and new, multimillion-dollar dwellings, the soaring, softly lit cathedral was completed in 1815.
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Sophie Turner was understandably emotional Friday night as she cradled her dog, Porky, and watched her husband Joe Jonas shoot a music video.
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Photo: Pexels (Pixabay)A pair of new studies just might make you pine for the old days of being cradled by your parents.
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Defenseless and adorable, the newly hatched predator is cradled by the characters as they ask the park's staff about its engineering and physiology.
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Courtney opted for an all-black ensemble that showed off her growing baby bump, which her husband cradled proudly for a few photos.
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The cradled regions contain the wood grain of both panel and cradle, while cradle-free regions contain wood grain from only the panel.
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The Kat Von D Beauty founder, 36, is already well into her pregnancy, so cradled her growing baby bump in the striking image.
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In the footage, shared on Snapchat, Thompson kissed and cradled his baby girl in his arms as they danced to a classical tune.
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Most recently, Haqq shared another photo of her growing belly on Tuesday, in which she cradled and lovingly looked down at her bump.
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Earlier in the tour, she sweetly cradled her baby bump as she and Harry took a romantic stroll on Fraser Island in Australia.
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"They could barely breathe," Leah Craig Feiser with animal rescue organization Brother Wolf told CNN as she cradled one of Peanut Butter's puppies.
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AT THE CHAN ZUCKERBERG HOSPITAL in New York, Emma Jones beams a weak smile at her newborn son, cradled in her husband's arms.
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During the elaborate ceremony, the newborn prince was cradled by his grandfather King Jigme Singye Wangchuck, who abdicated from the throne in 2006.
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She cradled her belly while donning an all-black ensemble, including a cropped sweatshirt and a hoodie tied just below her baby bump.
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Looking radiant, daughter-in-law Beatrice Borromeo, 32, wore a black velvet Alberta Ferretti Empire-style gown as she cradled her baby bump.
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But as she cradled babies, hugged grannies and posed for selfies in Phrae province, Yingluck was also thinking of political survival, say aides.
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As the final buzzer sounded and confetti fell around him, he cradled the ball with his left arm and pumped his right fist.
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Models wore spike-heeled thigh-high latex boots, sculpted bustiers and corsets, while one cradled the unusual runway accessory of a tiny dog.
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When the girl emerged, J.P. hugged her, cradled her in her arms and stroked her hair as the child wept on her shoulder.
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There's the baked semolina pastry called galaktoboureko — a puddinglike custard of milk, sugar, semolina and eggs cradled in sweet, buttered phyllo dough layers.
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In the images, Jenner wore a billowy dress with an almost completely open back, while she cradled her baby girl in her arms.
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Such a process is not deliberately archaic so much as it is cradled by tradition, both in a formal and a conceptual sense.
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When they did so, the story goes, the babies were miraculously cradled to safety in a hammock-like sheet that appeared in midair.
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The hotel is cradled within the dunes, and once hotel restaurant and bar are shut, there is nothing but the sound of nature.
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One of the animals, a giant ball of fluff, was cradled in her arms, and suddenly a small crowd of onlookers surrounded her.
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Meghan was pregnant with son Archie at the time and memorably cradled her tiny baby bump over the dress for the first time.
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Meghan was pregnant with son Archie at the time and memorably cradled her tiny baby bump over the dress for the first time!
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The proud mother, clad in a sheer black lace dress and a stylish hat to match, affectionately cradled her daughter's face in her hands.
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She cradled her daughter on Thursday during the HLN interview -- just like she was doing before she heard the wind howling two days before.
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There's no chance of missing out on the far-flung yet fascinating Nubra Valley, a cold desert cradled in an enclave by jagged mountains.
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The skyscrapers on all four sides of the park cradled the men, permitting them only a small, neck-wrenching peek at the sky above.
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A girl in pink shorts no more than five years old — one of five children on the ship — was cradled gingerly by an official.
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"One of the girls was cradled in the arms of one of our assistant coaches for a good 15 to 20 minutes," Denu said.
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The people around him cheered raucously and Omar's eyes welled with tears as he cradled the baby -- a fragile symbol of life amid destruction.
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In the accompanying photo, the 35-year-old singer cradled her growing bump in a pair of ruffled briefs and a miss-matched bra.
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His wife also cradled what appeared to be a bottle of orange soda, a staple of Kel's character on him and Keenan's eponymous show.
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An injured Trico uses the last of his strength to fend off the frightened villagers as the unconscious boy is cradled in the foreground.
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It is isolating to want so much, to yearn for so much, and to never feel satisfied, even when cradled in such heartbreaking beauty.
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Inside a large white tent, Francis greeted a woman in a head scarf as she cradled her baby, as well as other refugee families.
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The 3-year-old girl traveled for weeks cradled in her father's arms, as he set out to seek asylum in the United States.
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Jay Z and Beyoncé, Leonardo DiCaprio, Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Kim Kardashian—Spec Seats have cradled some of the most famous butts in America.
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She was being cradled in her uncle's arms, and with one hand, she reached for this metal railing on the side of the tent.
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In the snap, Amy sported a black and flower-patterned bikini as she cradled her bump while kneeling next to the teal ocean waters.
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Lounging in an oversize leather chair, his legs dangling over the edge, Newman cradled a team-issued digital tablet containing hours of video clips.
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During a violent thunderstorm, he writes, Our sett was cradled in the interlocking fingers of tree roots: beech on either side, oak from above.
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In a tidy row of chairs outside his psychologist's office, Mr. Exson cradled his left arm, the bones held together by rods and screws.
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It is torqued so that the face faces one bearing (cradled by arms and a pillow) and the belly and genitalia faces the opposite.
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In 1996, Princess Diana was photographed in tears as she cradled a sick child during a visit to Imran Khan's cancer hospital in Lahore, Pakistan.
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"He just makes everybody smile," administrator Noralyn Kahn told KUTV of Charlie, who is said to have a penchant for being cradled and bottle fed.
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Cengiz Ünder, the Turkish winger signed in the summer to replace Salah, as it happens, cradled his head in his hands, as if in shock.
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Cradled in a karst hollow in the mountainous landscape of southwest China, the Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Telescope, or FAST, starts operation September 25.
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The Duchess of Sussex, alongside actress Rosamund Pike, was all smiles as she cradled her growing baby bump over her one-shoulder Givenchy black dress.
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The alert prince, who was asleep at the start of his ceremony, looks up towards the sky as he is cradled in his mom's arms.
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For a rear-facing child in this scenario, a child is cradled into car seat and the forces are distributed evenly throughout the child's back.
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The couple spent America's birthday on Thursday together, along with their son Silas, 4, who cradled closed to mom in an Instagram that Biel shared.
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A tiny kitten who survived the devastation of Hurricane Matthew was snuggled into a tube sock and cradled into the arms of a new family.
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Bored of my desk, I cradled my laptop and headed up to the most relaxing place in the office: the toilets upstairs at i-D.
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At her funeral, her mother and father cradled her body, wrapped in a white shroud, before her father walked to the graveyard to bury her.
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The mom-to-be, 31, shared an adorable Instagram photo, which showcased her sporting a cute ruffled and pink bikini as she cradled her bump.
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The community, conservatively estimated to exceed 10,000 members, has proliferated since 9/11, cradled by the internet and fed by genuine concerns over government surveillance.
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The gun still was cradled in this way when McBean was shot as he turned to see what was happening behind him, the family contends.
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"We have been longing to see her for all these years," the 37-year-old said as she cradled her three-month-old son Naby.
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One bullfighter recently showed his defiance of changing social norms by fighting a bull with his 5-month-old baby daughter cradled in his arm.
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Later that night in Pasay, on the pavement of a main thoroughfare, Jennelyn Olaires wept as she cradled the body of her partner, Michael Siaron.
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Mr. Erali pulled Ms. Ruvolo's foot from the gas pedal, steered the damaged car to a stop and cradled her head until an ambulance arrived.
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It's this feeling — of being cradled in the most advanced, expensive and creative auto engineering on the planet — that makes the Chiron such a spoiler.
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Sauer told me of driving around Grozny with Kadyrov behind the wheel of a luxury sedan as his bodyguard cradled a gold-plated AK-47.
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He cradled a long pass from team mate Jason Chimera and snapped a hard shot past Hammond for his team-high 25th goal of the season.
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That said, one of the more dramatic burials was that of a "richly dressed woman" buried with "a baby cradled in her left arm," said Willmott.
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On Wednesday, Meghan put on an apron (and even cradled her baby bump over it!), rolled up her sleeves and helped cook some vegetables and rice.
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In her arms, the mother cradled her 4-month-old daughter Joy — her name a tribute to the great-aunt she will never get to meet.
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Baring nearly everything, Hilaria, 35, wore a black lace bra and a pair of blue underwear as she cradled her belly in the side-profile shot.
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In his short announcement video, the actor cradled and kissed his wife's growing baby bump, while Kunakey glowed in her yellow bikini and oversized straw hat.
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Instead, I dream of a world in which my breasts can be cradled in the warm embrace of my soft, cotton tank tops, and nothing else.
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Popping the sweets into his mouth with the bear cradled sweetly in his arms, Alig looked like he was 5 years old—instead of nearly 50.
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In the waiting area of Gate C14 at Baltimore Washington International Airport, she wrapped a blanket around him, cradled his head in her arms and wept.
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A topless figure stands wrapping an arm around another, painting on eyeshadow, tenderly filling in a lid in the cradled head, arm carefully curved in concentration.
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Reporters gathered around, snapping photos and rolling film, as a keeper cradled the pudgy bundle of fur in her arms and placed him on a table.
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One May evening, three weeks after Julia's birth, Ms. Stark stopped by the Ahmeds' apartment with a plastic table for the balcony and cradled the baby.
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Their body language was constricted; they raised their hands with their elbows cradled in their other hands; they made themselves physically small; they spoke less often.
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Look no further than nasi lemak, the "national dish" of Malaysia that starts with a base of coconut milk-infused rice cradled in a banana leaf.
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The discreet summit of this intervention is a roof terrace with a polished ipe wood deck cradled by ivy-covered ipe fencing and pots of shrubs.
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"He cradled the fossil in his arms, which is very heavy, and carried it up to the farmhouse," Tiffany Adrain, who leads the Paleontology Repository, said.
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On Tuesday, Perry, 35, shared a screenshot of her FaceTime with her actor fiancé, 42, as they each cradled their identical-looking puppies, Mighty and Nugget.
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In a large, low room where old soldiers once cradled pints of beer, young Lithuanians learn the language and culture of the country their parents left.
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"I never cry, but today is a very emotional moment," Wozniacki said to the crowd as she cradled the Cup that she was already calling Daphne.
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The couple looked happy and in love, with Johnson lovingly placing his hand on his partner of a decade while singer/songwriter Hashian cradled her baby bump.
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ALEPPO, Syria (Reuters) - At the side of the road sat a woman in her late 20s, veiled, dressed in black, and weeping as she cradled her baby.
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When the image of Jennelyn Olaires weeping as she cradled the body of her slain husband went viral in the Philippines, President Rodrigo Duterte called it melodramatic.
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On a recent expedition to the Monterey Submarine Canyon off the California coast, their robotic sub spotted the octopus with a large jellyfish cradled in its clutches.
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And Boomer Phelps was clearly the breakout star of fashion week: Ah to be a baby Olympic good luck charm cradled in the arms of a supermodel.
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Ryder recently celebrated the birth of his baby sister with an Instagram post showcasing different facial expressions as he cradled her in his arms while she slept.
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Along with sharing some details about her daughter's birth, the new mom also shared a snap of the newborn's feet being cradled in her and Ellis' hands.
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After a briefing and tour of the facility, she cradled a small infant, embraced a toddler, and hugged an adult as the press feverishly captured the encounters.
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On the other side, round wooden tables cradled families with children, their attention fixed on their tablets or on the martini shakers that hold bouquets of fries.
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COMAYAGUA, Honduras (AP) — The 3-year-old girl traveled for weeks cradled in her father's arms, as he set out to seek asylum in the United States.
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In one image, dated June 3, the new mother cradled her daughter in her arms while posing in a green bikini with her feet in the water.
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The robot's designers purposely selected an exotic animal as a model, betting wisely that most people have never cradled a baby harp seal in their arms before.
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At the inauguration of the exhibit, Mr. Trincale lovingly cradled a guitar given to him in 1968 by the workers of the Alfa Romeo factory in Arese.
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In the photo, little Winter was cradled up to his mom's breast as his dad planted a sweet kiss on his head in an intimate family moment.
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Ms. McKenzie made her screen debut in 1918, when she was 10 weeks old, cradled in Gloria Swanson's arms in "Station Content," a five-reel silent romance.
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Viewed from the front, the boy looks calm but vacant, tricking viewers who fail to peek behind the sculpture and find the grenade cradled in his hands.
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Clark took two quick dribbles and then launched a rocket of a pass nearly 50 feet downcourt, where it was cradled by the junior forward Mamadi Diakite.
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"I want to work — any job, I'll do," said one man, Efrain, as he cradled his sleepy 2000-year-old daughter Suleymi and wiped her runny nose.
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The average professional chess match consists of little more than two men in dark suits staring down at a table with their heads cradled in their hands.
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On Thursday, the littlest Anchondo, dressed in denim with a red plaid bow tie, was cradled by the first lady, as Trump stood beside her, grinning broadly.
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Even in my sadness, I could feel the warmth of happiness for my patient that she'd been able to end her life cradled in love and comfort.
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Bombino first cradled a guitar at 11 or 12 while a refugee in Algeria, where his family fled to during the Tuareg rebellion of the early 103s.
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They relay each quote, assisted by hand signals, to colleagues standing, with telephones cradled to each ear, in the brokers' booths that make up an outer ring.
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"I'd be afraid to see some of the bills for my son," Ms. Scott, 21980, said as she cradled her newborn, Izabella, in their hospital room recently.
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The increasingly complex rhythms and added melodic guitar work cradled Chuck Ragan and Chris Wollard's dueling vocals to create cutting harmonies amidst a flurry of skillfully controlled discord.
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Each is shaped differently, allowing users to find one that best accommodates their smartphone-fiddling postures—but the body is always somehow cradled, the neck snugly at rest.
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Her 5-year-old son, whom she cradled in her lap during an hours-long standoff between her and law enforcement at her Maryland apartment, was also shot.
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The clips that follow show a beat-up Spidey saying sorry to Iron Man as he's cradled by him, and Thanos crushing Thor's head with his bare hands.
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"At first, I wasn't concerned because the doctor where I delivered didn't tell me there was anything wrong," Santos said, as she cradled her baby in her arms.
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All that remains at ground zero of the explosion is a piece of metal protruding from the base of the tower that cradled the bomb over Trinity Site.
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Lifeless infants cradled in their father's arms and grey-faced toddlers gassed to death should drive America and its allies closer together to fight the deaths of innocents.
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A more brightly lit snap, in color, showed Brittany and Memphis in bed, flashing huge smiles as she cradled her belly in a long-sleeved cream-colored top.
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Julio Jones of the Atlanta Falcons bobbled the downfield pass but managed to contort himself while falling and cradled the ball before he, and it, struck the ground.
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Now she glanced at the near-empty beer cradled between her legs and pulled him toward her, saying something sad and dirty, loud enough so everyone could hear.
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How many times has some bio-technician cradled my feet in his or her hands, stroking the wrapping in place from which a new brace will be cast?
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" He cradled an accordion, as did Josh Groban in "The Great Comet," and summoned a bizarre chorus line featuring the Rockettes and the cast of "Come From Away.
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Take "I Can't Stand The Rain," an immense electro-pop song that opens with echoing traditional Korean drums and whose chorus is cradled by a classic haegeum melody.
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The images pouring out of Brazil are haunting: struggling newborns with misshapen heads, cradled by mothers who desperately want to know whether their babies will ever walk or talk.
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The When They See Us actress, 56, who is awaiting sentencing, wore a black leather jacket and black pants as she cradled a bouquet of flowers in her arms.
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Meghan, who is expecting the couple's first child in the spring, was all smiles as she sweetly cradled her bump as the couple made their way to the beach.
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Adding an extra dose of cuteness to the image: Deena Cortese's 3-month-old son Christopher John also made an appearance, as Meilani cradled the newborn in her lap.
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A clutch of police officers, automatic weapons cradled in their arms, stand over them accepting takeaway coffee from the public and homemade cookies brought out by worshippers from inside.
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Parker even comforted a young Grande fan who lost her legs in the suicide bombing, and cradled a woman in his arms as she was dying, The Times reported.
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On a recent afternoon in Grand Forks, North Dakota, Ashton, 22, gave his baby girl, Haisley Jo, a bottle as he cradled the 4-month-old in his arms.
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The 14-year-old, whose father is singer Chris Robinson, 53, showcased different facial expressions to his baby sibling as he cradled her in his arms while she slept.
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Cradled in place above ground, it will serve as a vacuum-sealed, high-speed proving ground for transport pod prototypes being developed as part of a SpaceX design competition.
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Oldest child Ryder recently shared sweet sibling photos on Instagram, in which he showcased different facial expressions aimed at his baby sister as he cradled her in his arms.
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"I've got a culinary boner just walking around this place," said Jamie Bissonette as he cradled an assortment of winter vegetables in the middle of the MUNCHIES rooftop garden.
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Since then, we keep a picture on the shelf in his bedroom of him being cradled in the hospital ten years ago by the doctor who performed his surgeries.
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His small body lay on a hospital bed wrapped neatly in a white shroud from neck to feet and his father cradled the boy's motionless face in his hands.
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WASHINGTON — After the body of Jesse Lewis, age 22016, was recovered from his classroom at Sandy Hook Elementary School, his father, Neil Heslin, cradled him for a final time.
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Cradled by the symmetrical verde marble ledges, foliage, and coruscating pools on each side, the wide, open space of the plaza provides a calm respite from the busy sidewalk.
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"Her withdrawals were pretty severe," said Amanda, who did not want her last name used, as she cradled Emma Lee in their sunny bedroom at Hope on Haven Hill.
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Baby Archie could be seen being cradled by his mother Meghan as the family of three walked down a corridor to meet Tutu and his daughter, Thandeka Tutu-Gxashe.
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I cradled her gently, pressing lightly on her flanks, trying to keep the fish upright, moving it backward and forward, forcing water through her gills, seeking to revive her.
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In the intimate images, captured by Lauren Guilford, the new mom cradled her newborn baby against her chest as proud dad Leonard looked lovingly down at his partner and child.
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As the firetruck next to me blared its sirens, I cradled my phone in my hands and swayed back and forth to the sounds of whooshing water and chirping birds.
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On second-and-211, Stafford retreated into the end zone, and Jordan tipped the pass and easily cradled the ball for the first touchdown of his seven-year NFL career.
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Held in the hulking Russian Orthodox Naval Cathedral of St Nicholas, sailors cradled lit candles and looked on as priests read out prayers and a choir chanted in the background.
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In the images – which appeared to be taken in a photo booth – the happy parents-to-be snuggled up, before Pak cradled her bump in a series of solo shots.
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Keen photographer Kate also shared photos she took of little Charlotte being cradled by her proud brother Prince George at home at Anmer Hall when she was 5 weeks old.
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Tamales were hard to eat without a table, but we cradled the husks and dug our plastic forks into the masa as best we could, devouring every perfectly spiced bite.
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Instead, an airman cradled each of the 33-pound shells in his arms until just before it was needed, loading it at the last second and pulling the trigger manually.
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And I did the same gesture I had done for five weeks of rehearsal: I collapsed on my knees and cradled my head — the same physical gesture Joe had done.
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Parker even comforted a young Ariana Grande fan who lost her legs in the suicide bombing, and cradled a woman in his arms as she was dying, reports The Times.
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Kate, looking impossibly stylish, cradled each newborn as the proud parents smiled for the cameras and then went back into the hospital before their final exit with the baby carrier.
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Adding an extra dose of cuteness to the image was Cortese's 4-month-old son Christopher John, who also made an appearance as Meilani cradled the infant in her lap.
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Your whole life, you've been both sheltering and shedding primordial seeds of future selves as old as your own, cradled in your mesodermal sanctum like unborn souls in the Underworld.
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She cradled her bump in various photos from the event, where other fashion-forward celebrities who attended included Bella and Gigi Hadid, Jameela Jamil, La La Anthony and Candice Swanepoel.
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"I was angry and upset, I cried non-stop as I tried to search for her," said her mother Nur Halima as she cradled Yani's two-month-old baby girl.
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Its banality—a family outing to the seaside, all blustery sea winds blowing through hair and a family dog cradled under the son's arm—is what paradoxically makes it interesting.
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"I ain't going nowhere," Mr. Plenty Wolf said one night as he cradled a buffalo-hide drum and reflected on grievances that run deeper than groundwater among Native Americans here.
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In a video on the couple's shared YouTube channel, East, 28, explained the details of his medical emergency while Johnson East, 27, cradled their one-month-old daughter Drew Hazel.
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It's harder than it sounds too, and even after several weeks typing on the KeyOne, my fingers and hands haven't naturally adjusted to the way the KeyOne needs to be cradled.
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Jim Schembri was struck by the branch while working on a tree, sustaining a dislocated shoulder and hip, and woke up to find himself cradled in the arms of Prince William.
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Prince Charles is opening up about the emotional moment he cradled his first race horse as it faded in front of his eyes after it collapsed when they were out training.
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In the latter image, which Schumer shared on May 24, she cradled her newborn — who was all swaddled up in a tiny white towel, post-wash — while feeding him a bottle.
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"Our hair both a mess but 😍 😝," Jenner, who was dressed in an oversized white sweater captioned a makeup-free selfie of herself as she cradled Stormi on her chest.
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A source tells PEOPLE that the trio flew to Texas together via a private jet on Friday, when Scott's brother, Joshua, shared a sweet shot with Stormi cradled in his arms.
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When the Gossip Girl pilot aired, Twitter was cradled in its nascent stages and your best friend from high school had finally made the switch from MySpace to Facebook full-time.
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Akins cradled her baby bump while shining in a gold dress and black heels while Thomas Rhett, 29, opted for a black two-piece suit and shirt with black Gucci loafers.
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The song, like Screamin' Jay Hawkins and also strangely like Biggie himself, at once defied and cradled conventional understandings of comedy, tragedy, "authentic" black male voice and "authentic" black male performance.
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On her new album, "Not Even Happiness," her voice is usually cradled in the gentle fingerpicking of her acoustic guitar, subtly supported by orchestral arrangements that hover like faraway guardian angels.
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In her pregnancy announcement, the mom-to-be wore a white dress and cradled her baby bump, smiling down at two dogs as they pose in front of an infinity pool.
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Bringing a baby to a golf tournament might not be the best idea, but had this baby not been there, he wouldn't have had the chance to be cradled by Justin Timberlake.
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As I cradled him in my arms, a flash of energy went through him, one that I could feel as he jumped out of my clutches and sprinted into our dining room.
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As a Spurs employee bends over to ask if I want to do the interview in a quieter space, Aldridge enters with a pair of cell phones cradled in his left hand.
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"We literally had 15 minutes after the police arrived and shouted at us with a loudspeaker to get out," resident Melissa Buchmann recalled as she cradled one of her three young daughters.
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Sparks, 27, and Isaiah, 25, attended the One Night With the Stars benefit at Madison Square Garden in New York City, where the couple coordinated in black and cradled her baby bump.
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Murphy looked proud as he held his 113½-year-old daughter Izzy Oona, while his fiancée Paige Butcher cradled their 3-week-old son Max Charles, who was born Friday, Nov. 30.
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Last month a dude went viral for noodling a 50-pound catfish out of the flooding river waters, then marching it through downtown cradled in his bare hands for half a mile.
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"One-and-a-half months ago the military came to our village and kept firing their guns," said Amina, one of the refugees, as she cradled her 16-day-old daughter, Sumaiya.
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For his daughter's birth announcement, Smith shared a video of Virginia fast asleep in the hospital, swaddled in a printed blanket and wearing a striped baby hat as her dad cradled her.
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Iglesias, for instance, cradled his party deputy's baby during last week's first parliamentary session and vowed, with a clenched fist raised high, to change the constitution to create a more federal Spain.
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As a thunderstorm bellowed outside the arena and another tropical storm headed toward the country, parents who had evacuated from the northern islands cradled babies, while young boys playfully chased one another.
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On the interior, occupants are cradled by Infiniti's "spinal support" seats that not only sound like a Spinal Tap cover band but also cushion your vertebrae from the harshness of driving sportily.
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"He was just sitting under a bush and his mum was not too far away but he was obviously not well enough to hop around," Dodd said as he cradled the kangaroo.
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Playing on the "Wizard of Oz" machine, Mr. Asher cradled a ball with a flipper and then batted it precisely past the spinning Kansas house, making the Scarecrow dance on a screen.
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In "The Adoration," the ragtag group of shepherds stand, sit, and kneel in a downward-slanting line from right to left, in veneration of the Christ Child, cradled by a reclining Mary.
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So the reality TV star, 33, made the special day last just that little bit longer by sharing photo on her Instagram on Friday of her boyfriend, 26, lovingly cradled her growing belly.
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A cartoon in the Antelope Valley Times depicted a stream of Chinese military women marching out of the hospital, a baby cradled in one arm and Mao's Little Red Book in the other.
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And on Monday, Teigen, 32, reflected on it all in a hilarious Instagram post, snapped as she cradled a sleeping Miles in a swaddle wrap carrier, and played with Luna in a sandbox.
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Madeleine watched in frustration as she cradled 3-month-old Adrienne and ushered to her husband Chris O'Neill to stop Leonore from rolling on the floor of the church in her white dress.
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"I'm worried my husband won't make it out," Akram, 20, told Reuters in a refugee camp near the Iraqi Kurdish town of Bardarash, her one-year-old daughter Remas cradled in her arms.
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When Moorman cradled Paik's "TV Cello" against her bare skin, or when she donned a 60-pound brassiere made of two small televisions, musician and artist were definitely not buying into technology wholesale.
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I was certainly unprepared for the scene I would encounter later that day, the wooden headboard of my bed bobbing through the front door, cradled in the arms of my father-in-law.
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Their announcement included a photo of Kendra happily holding a pink onesie with the number two on it while Joseph cradled Garrett, who wore a blue shirt with a number one on it.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A baby bonobo ape has been cradled in her mother's arms since her birth in Belgium last week, offering zoo visitors only a brief glimpse of her face at feeding times.
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In Bavaria, which is also home to Oktoberfest, the world's biggest beer festival, Oliver Struempfel cradled 31 beer-filled tankards stacked up in two tiers, walked 40 meters and then set them down.
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Fans greeted Mark while he cradled his little dog, and fired off questions about 'Jedi,' but he seems to know -- talk not he must, with the movie opening less than 3 weeks away.
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Cradled in the arms of her mother, Senator Tammy Duckworth, Democrat of Illinois, baby Maile (pronounced My-lee) now has the distinction of being the first infant ever brought onto the Senate floor.
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Their announcement included a photo of Kendra happily holding a pink onesie with the number two on it while Joseph, 24, cradled Garrett, who wore a blue shirt with a number one on it.
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In the Instagram photo, Mowry-Hardrict — who also shares 7-year-old son Cree Taylor with husband Cory Hardrict — smiled warmly at the camera as she cradled her daughter, who wore a yellow outfit.
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There was absolutely no quit in him, and even as the referee finally stepped in and cradled his head to protect him after the third brutal knockdown, Pazienza could be seen lobbying for more.
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In the almost full body-length selfie, Houska, 26, wore a grey T-shirt, grey sweatpants and her hair styled in a messy bun as she cradled her bump with one of her hands.
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In the selfie, which was snapped in the mirror of a bathroom, Lowry, 25, sported a black Nike tank top, which showed off her tattoos, and went makeup free as she cradled her bump.
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"I've wished Wa Lone could be free since before I knew I was pregnant, and now I want him to be free even more," Pan Ei Mon, 35, said as she cradled the baby.
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It's one of those strikingly beautiful places in Southern California, cradled by green hills and almost perpetually sunny, that human beings have decided to fill with chain restaurants, big box stores, and gas stations.
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His face was cradled in his hands, and he braced himself on his elbows—it was the same way my mother cried on the carpet in the mornings after a bad blackout, penitent, pitiable.
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When asked what she might feel comfortable sharing about him, she cradled her face in her hands and quietly cried for more than a minute before making it clear that she wanted to proceed.
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D., is project manager of the United Nations University's Children and Extreme Violence Project and the lead editor of "Cradled by Conflict: Child Involvement with Armed Groups in Contemporary Conflict" View the discussion thread.
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Stuckey and Kelly boosted Smooth high onto the pole and cradled him when he called for a moment to rest, and later on, Smooth and Stuckey took turns carrying the other over their shoulder.
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The generosity of moonlight, which cradled me against its shoulder and allowed me to read Beloved when I was a boy, awake past bedtime and obsessed with language, even if my obsession outpaced my understanding.
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Chavis is also mom to 7½-year-old Shai, her daughter with Bow Wow, who wore a tiara as she proudly cradled her new baby brother in a sibling photo shoot shortly after his birth.
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Speaking with Reuters from her home in the central municipality of San Martin, Rosa Ramirez, Oscar's mother, cradled two of her granddaughter's most treasured toys, a blue-eyed baby doll and a stuffed purple monkey.
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The Duchess wore multiple pieces from Paris-based designer Martin Grant, including this summery striped maxi dress ($1,420 at Moda Operandi) she wore as she cradled her growing baby bump at Bondi Beach in Sydney.
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However, it seemed like the audience walked away victories as Shaq treated them to a heartwarming rendition of Elton John's "Don't Go Breaking My Heart," where he cradled Fallon like a baby in a suit.
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At one point, she lifted one of the male dancers, who was naked except for a pair of flesh-colored briefs, and, squatting slightly, cradled him on her knees, enclosing him in a spiky embrace.
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He cradled his forehead in his hands, had a sweaty brow, leaned on his wife while walking and left the proceedings at midday, telling the U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson he had food poisoning.
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Each pressure point of my body was cradled in this jelly-like webbed material underneath me, which allows longer hours of comfort and breathability, so you're not likely to get sweaty under the covers, either.
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The edition here, more than seven feet long and printed in a brilliant blue, depicts the Middle Kingdom as a dynamic network of cities and town hooked up by waterways, and cradled by bumpy seas.
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Late at night over that Christmas holiday, I lay in bed in the tiny upstairs bedroom of my mother's house, staring through the window at the crescent moon cradled in the arms of a pine.
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Winnipeg was on the board first at 7:35 of the first period when Connor cradled the puck back and forth on his stick to shed defender Torey Krug and beat Halak on the backhand.
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The drive is lonely and beautiful: You get a sense of the valley as you head deeper into the park, cradled between the Amargosa mountain range on the east and the Panamint on the west.
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Regan — also known for her reoccurring roles on series like Grey's Anatomy, White Collar and Agent Carter — announced her pregnancy on social media in November, writing, "A bit of news," as she cradled her baby bump.
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In an adorable photo of the pair taken just nine days after Louis' birth on May 2 (Charlotte's birthday), she cradled Louis in her lap and places a sweet kiss on her sleeping little brother's head.
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Labor, the main opposition, shilly-shallied over its future, and was walloped in the surrounding marginal constituencies, delivering an unexpected victory to Scott Morrison, the prime minister, who once cradled a lump of coal in parliament.
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"Baby (and Daddy's lol) first makeup party!!" the Bravo personality and eyelash entrepreneur wrote alongside a picture of herself sitting on husband Dara Mir's knee as the couple cradled her growing baby bump in their hands.
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She dusts off old-school phrases like"my bad" on "Trip" and "swerve" on "Good Bad," but focuses on love and relationships with melodies cradled in a soft beat that's more a sway than a lunge.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PHILADELPHIA — Suki Seokyeong Kang: Black Mat Oriole at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia is full of kinetic potential: thin rectangles are hinged together, shapes are folded, cradled, stacked.
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His family, citing at least one witness, contended that McBean never pointed the gun, but rather always had the gun cradled in his arms behind his head, across his shoulders, while the officers were behind him.
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Derick also got in some one-to-one time with his little boy and cradled a sleepy and swaddled Samuel in his arms, which was captured in two of the images shared in the photo album.
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The first phase of Las Catalinas encompasses Beach Town, an urban core spreading over 275 oceanfront acres that is cradled by 290,103 acres of preserved tropical dry forest with 210 miles of hiking and biking trails.
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And in a family snap posted on Sunday, Morrison and his wife shared a laugh as the 39-year-old father cradled Revel — who was wearing a festive crown of flowers around his head — in his arms.
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" As judge Luke Bryan cradled Rashaad in his arms, Donaldson told the panel, including Lionel Richie and Katy Perry, "I want to give him a better life," before giving an emotional rendition of Labrinth's 2014 single "Jealous.
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It thrived under the harsh fluorescent lighting in our old office, and when time came to move to a new, sunnier space, I cradled Plant in my arms for the 7-block walk to its new home.
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In a photo shared to Instagram, Kerr rocked a hot pink mini dress and cradled her baby bump as she posed alongside Perry, 34, and their friend Angela near a decorative, floral wall at the skincare launch.
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"It was an amazing day for the Miller family yesterday as we welcomed our baby girl," Miller captioned a black-and-white photo of Morgan holding Emmy as he cradled their 3-year-old son, Nash Skan.
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It reinforces the view that Africans can never be the solution, that they are helpless without any agency of their own, and that sunshine and hope only comes when cradled in the warm, bright embrace of whiteness.
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She was sharing the bench with her sister, Emily, a partner in Title A, their fashion line; Etta-Mae, Emily's cherubic 5-month-old cradled in her lap; and Sweet Pea, her dog, frisking at her feet.
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Cradled by the Great Lakes and the Mississippi and Ohio River Valleys, the region boasts countless acres of farms, prairies, woods, wetlands and tens of thousands of lakes, rivers and miles of spectacular Great Lakes freshwater coastline.
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Dressed only in a black bra and matching high-waisted panties, with her long dark hair hang loose over her shoulders, Geary pursed her lips for the camera as she cradled her bare belly for the snapshot.
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At the covered market in Quatre Bornes, a hilly burg cradled by mountains that look photoshopped into the background, I tried my first gâteau piment, a deep-fried fritter made of ground chickpea flour studded with chiles.
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Fans of the 27-year-old Grammy winner should be careful with these five revelations from the interview session, which was conducted inside Cardi's grandmother's New York City apartment as she cradled her napping daughter Kulture Kiari.
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Whether she was cradled in the arms of one Hot Priest or gazing into the eyes of our lord and savior Phoebe Waller-Bridge, this guinea pig knows how to steal a scene and run a café.
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In one photo, the then-mom-to-be cradled her baby bump while posing against a tan wall dressed in white lingerie while in the next, she sat on a sofa with Hill lying sweetly on her lap.
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Mr. Grey recalled his time as a young actor at the Cleveland Play House as a virtual idyll, jumping up to grab a framed photograph of the company that he cradled lovingly as he described the various members.
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Cradled in a hammock the other day, I couldn't imagine anywhere in the world I would rather be, tracking subtle variations in the changing slides: for example, a matchbook first closed, then open, then burning, then, finally, burned.
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The Hot Mess, a concoction of French fries, pork, nacho cheese and barbecue sauce, wasn't going as fast as it does on some nights, nor were the burgers cradled inside doughnuts, burgers inside pancakes, burgers inside French toast.
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The nearly 0113-year-old city of Antigua Guatemala (usually referred to simply as Antigua), is cradled by volcanoes and known for its historic Spanish architecture, including a world-renowned collection of Colonial-era houses, churches and convents.
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She simply stepped out the door, Moses cradled in her arms, and waited while the sea of photographers snapped hundreds of photos, effectively devaluing the photos, and decreasing the demand for more, at least in the short term.
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As a hardened reporter — biting on a pencil, a phone cradled to his ear — Mr. Carroll had a flair for detail and nuance in articles that he seemed to write effortlessly and that he delivered dependably on deadline.
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Andrew Geraci and his team at the University of Nevada, in Reno, hope to find such deviations by tracking the movement of a glass bead just 300 billionths of a metre across, cradled in a network of laser light.
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Imagine them at their partner's bedside, new baby cradled in their arms, snapping a picture of the perfect moment as tears of pride well in the corners of their eyes, their heart swelling the size of a Nike AF1.
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In July, Grande and her 6-year-old dog graced the cover of Vogue's August issue, with Grande, who wore a textured black Dior dress and giant sunhat on the beach as she cradled the pup in her lap.
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In Wednesday's game, a scene eerily reminiscent of the one in the Bronx was repeated: Another small girl was cradled in the arms of a man as he hustled up the stadium steps to seek medical attention for her.
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An ecstatic grin spread across the woman's face as she cradled the docile bird in her hands; as Carlen would later note, people tend to feel a sort of primal joy when given the rare opportunity to handle wildlife.
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In October, she walked the red carpet at the 2018 CMT Artists of the Year event in Nashville wearing multiple glittery ensembles, walking the red carpet in a long-sleeved sequined blue Tadashi Shoji dress as she cradled her baby bump.
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Their announcement included a photo of Kendra, 20, happily holding a pink onesie with the number two on it while Joseph, 24, cradled their 1-year-old son Garrett, who wore a blue shirt with a number one on it.
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Kim was the administrator; she spent her working hours padding around her living room in wool socks, arranging pickups and drop-offs with her phone in one hand and a placid toy poodle cradled in the crook of the other arm.
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In the image, which was taken after Gene had been washed and dried off, the 37-year-old actress and comedian cradled her newborn — who was all swaddled up in a tiny white towel — while feeding him from a bottle.
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The family of four did their best to re-create the snap, with Dylan coming up with a creative way of being cradled in this 73-year-old father's arms — just letting his father hold up one of his legs!
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Benno Ohnesorg, a 268-year-old, lay bleeding on the ground, his head cradled by another student in a photo that shocked the young Federal Republic and radicalised the movement for the demonstrations that swept German universities over the following year.
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Two weeks after Hudson welcomed Rani with boyfriend Danny Fujikawa, the teen shared seven adorable photos of himself and his newborn sister, showcasing different facial expressions to his baby sibling as he cradled her in his arms while she slept.
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It's a sweet gesture and a cute video, but the real star is Punk's weird bat-dog, who spends the whole video being cradled like a baby while his lower jaw looks like it's about to push through your screen.
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As Kate Middleton walked onto the steps of the Lindo Wing outside St. Mary's Hospital on Monday, all eyes were on her newborn son, who she cradled in her arms as she and Prince William introduced him to the world.
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To an extent, Celeste resembles one of those Disney-cradled child stars, like Britney Spears, who arrive early at fame and never really leave, except that Celeste's public persona is forged not among cartoon mice but in the residue of horror.
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With his loping style, he cradled the puck as if it were a baby — and then he'd switch the stick to his right hand and straight-arm an opponent with his left, sending him tumbling, all the while sailing straight ahead.
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As the chair blasted what sounded like Sephiroth's theme from Final Fantasy VII in my ears, I vaguely thought that maybe this is what it would be like to be cradled in Optimus Prime's embrace after a few tequila shots.
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This time, however, Baker is less quiet, trading the understated folk compositions of her debut for simple but lush songwriting cradled in piano, guitar, and strings (it's only after a couple of listens that you realize there's no percussion at all).
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Kim cradled Saint -- who's too freakin' adorable -- while her mom, Kris Jenner, carried North off the private jet they took Thursday from NYC to L.A. Looks like Kanye West stayed behind on the east coast ... he's resuming his tour Friday night.
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KERICHO, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In a roadside cafe in Kenya's majestic highlands, Elly Sigilai cradled a steaming mug of tea and recalled how 21950 relatives died after British colonialists ousted them in 20163 to plant tea on their family land.
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"I could have resisted, but I was 'forced' into it," de Haan said as he cradled his squirming puppy, Mia, a boxer mix, while Zeus, his 90-pound Bernese mountain dog, stood by eager for the next chance to play fetch.
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Sure, I could carry the same number of books, but I did so with them cradled between my wrist and forearm, clutched to my chest, as if I was protecting my knowledge, while also shielding my internal organs from impending injury.
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In video footage shared by Unicef, Benedicte is shown in an isolated treatment area, cradled in the arms of health workers in protective gear or cuddled by Ebola survivors, called "nounous," who can go without certain gear such as masks.
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Senator Thom Tillis, Republican of North Carolina, distinguished himself with the most adorable distraction: He cradled a Boston terrier puppy, stroking her chin, as he greeted reporters eager to ask about Mr. Trump this week in the basement of the Capitol.
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By clamping the aorta in such a way as to cut off circulation to the lower body, she forced what little blood remained in Littlejohn's body up to his brain, then cradled his heart between both hands to massage it.
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Brownsville, Texas (CNN)In a trailer located a stone's throw away from Mexico, a mom cradled her two young sons, a little girl sat on her dad's lap, and a boy swung his legs, his feet unable to touch the floor.
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As another woman cradled her newborn, Ms. Begum also defended her actions in Syria, saying she had only taken care of her husband and children and had never made propaganda for the Islamic State or encouraged others to travel to Syria.
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"Now I see that I was just a child," says Chopek, now sitting serenely in a safe house, a healing lodge in rural Manitoba that cradled her in the love and protection she so needed when she escaped her life on the streets.
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Fathers were carrying heavy boxes, bean-bag chairs, shelves; mothers cradled special lamps, pillows, fleece comforters, and bags of snacks; siblings lagged behind, their eyes wandering around the manicured campus where they might end up, and where their parents had probably met.
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Unless A.J. is the greatest actor alive, the image of him cradled in Haide's arms sobbing and hyperventilating over hiding his sexuality is 200% startlingly real, especially when he hints suicide could have been a possibility if it weren't for certain loved ones.
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Talking to Amber Rose, the phone cradled on my shoulder and her voice purring into my ear from Los Angeles, I can imagine what it might be like to be a lover getting to know her during a three-hour, late-night conversation.
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As he reaches for the ball, you'll see he was woefully unprepared to make a barehanded grab off a Major League bat, with his Miller Lite cradled in his arm at about a 90-degree angle even before the nachos go flying.
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In an adorable Instagram photo, the expecting Flip or Flop star, 35, cradled her growing baby bump as she posed barefoot in front of an angel wing mural, which was gifted to her by her husband Ant Anstead and his daughter, Amelie.
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"We met each other on Facebook and arranged a date here, we came, we liked each other, then we got in the car and off we went," said Vidak, 22, as 20-year old Nikoletta cradled the baby boy in her arms.
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Buffalo, though, had the last chance in regulation when Jack Eichel's shot was cradled by Jaroslav Halak in the final five seconds, and the first chance in overtime, when Evander Kane's semi-breakaway was turned away by Halak at the 23-second mark.
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Some had small boats or pulled makeshift rafts to get to Bangladesh on the river's western bank, but most walked, children cradled in their arms and the elderly carried on their backs, with sacks of belongings tied to staves on their shoulders.
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For several songs in this, her much-anticipated, much-delayed Carnegie solo recital debut with the pianist Malcolm Martineau, these flowers became props as she sniffed them, cradled them, and held them out in front of her, as if reading a letter.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — The Islamic State militant, his AK-47 cradled between his legs, crouched next to the driver in the front of the bus, near a placard in the windshield that read B-9, which stood for bus No. 9 out of 17.
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Last Monday afternoon, in Trump Tower, twenty floors up from the Trump campaign headquarters, Donald Trump, Jr., surveyed his desk, on which sat a bronze statue of Theodore Roosevelt, a rifle cradled in his arm and a Cape-buffalo skull at his feet.
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MOSUL, Iraq (Reuters) - Both screaming in terror, a father and the young daughter he cradled in his arm fled through the rubble-strewn streets of Wadi Hajar, transformed in a flash into a battleground between Islamic State fighters and Iraqi special forces.
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The man rose to his hands and knees and crawled over to the baby and picked it up and cradled it in his hands, bringing it to his chest, and his face was revealed and it was ... Norman Reedus from "The Walking Dead"?
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Stepping out with Prince Harry at the Royal Variety Performance in London on Monday — which also happens to fall on the pair's six-month wedding anniversary — Meghan, 37, showed off her pregnancy glow and cradled her growing bump throughout the course of the evening.
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I remember her talking about how amazing it was to have her baby in a community where neighbors dropped in with gifts of food—and how he found it soothing to be cradled safely on a boat rocked backward and forward by nanny Thames.
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Going all the way back to West's debut Yeezy season 1 showing at NYFW in 2015, Kardashian West proudly supported her husband (with young daughter North West cradled in her lap) in sheer body stockings and a slouchy camo jacket straight off the runway.
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While this represented a modest decline it was far higher than expected by analysts who forecast about 211.4-25.9 percent due to cost pressures in a wind power sector facing a drop in the government subsidies that have cradled it since the early 212s.
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The guitar work is unexpectedly lively and nimble, cradled in distortion, lashings of feedback, and a sludgy tempo; the overall product is heavily atmospheric, in that cosmic YOB-ish, Samothrace-y sort of way, and retains a faint air of menace—a conjuration of fire.
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I became a one-armed man: By the time he was 2 months old, I could do almost any task with Zack cradled face down in the crook of my arm, where his own weight applied constant, soothing pressure to his sputtering digestive tract.
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She cradled the purse in her lap while she sat with Angela Huggins in the Clean Rite Center Laundromat as washing machines hummed and the buttons and zippers of clothes in dryers tapped out a sort of percussion on a Tuesday afternoon in August.
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I wrote a play that explored a relationship between a 25 year old black artist and a 65 year old white art collector, to parse the ways I was cradled, coddled and collected by white institutions and how I've collected and used them in turn.
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On Monday, Johnson and Hashian stepped out for the Los Angeles premiere of his upcoming film Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle at the TCL Chinese Theatre where the actor lovingly put his hand around his partner of a decade while the singer/songwriter cradled her baby bump.
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On Monday, the couple stepped out for the Los Angeles premiere of his upcoming film Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle at the TCL Chinese Theatre where the actor, 45, lovingly put his hand around his partner of a decade while singer/songwriter Hashian cradled her baby bump.
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Her first late-night appearance not only comes after her pregnancy announcement, but it was also taped after she shared her Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants reunion photo in which her close friends and costars Blake Lively, Amber Tamblyn and Alexis Bledel cradled Ferrera's baby bump.
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"Obviously, we don't want our kids out of school for that long," Wagner told me, flitting between the kindergarten class on the first floor of her home and the mixed second- and third-grade on the second, her three-month-old sleeping cradled to her chest.
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Some of those items are now on display at the City Reliquary, a museum in Williamsburg, cradled by cotton batting in custom-made boxes, or nestled between acid-free backing and clear film, "similar to a large-scale microscope slide," Dave Herman, the museum's founder, explained.
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ZAATARI REFUGEE CAMP, Jordan (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In a crowded maternity clinic at a refugee camp in Jordan near the Syrian border, Elhem cradled her crying 20143-month-old son, bounced him on her knee and then handed him to her mother to help calm him down.
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While returns on offer beat interest rates by a wide margin, they are still lower than the double-digit percentage returns projects yielded before governments across Europe started to cut the generous subsidies that have cradled the wind power sector since its inception in the early 1990s.
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Robert Plotnik, a lapsed lawyer better known as the namesake of Bleecker Bob's Records, a Greenwich Village vinyl mecca that survived the dawning of cassettes, CDs and downloading and the death of CBGB, the nearby club where punk rock was cradled, died on Thursday in Manhattan.
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And a return visit is pretty much guaranteed, not least because of an occurrence one evening at a long dirt road that dead-ended at La Villa del Valle, a splendid six-room inn cradled by the desert mountains where we stayed two pleasantly drowsy days.
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Dressed in a red trench coat and black dress, Underwood cradled her baby bump as she was joined by her husband Mike Fisher and their 3½-year-old son Isaiah Michael, as well as Simon Cowell and Brad Paisley — her longtime CMA Awards co-host — who gave speeches.
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Princess Xenia von Sachsen – the great-great-granddaughter of the last king of Saxony, Friedrich August III – posed with the faux couple before they decorated a Christmas tree (much smaller, of course, than the one outside their current home of Kensington Palace), checked out presents and cradled Meghan's stomach.
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But having no wide-open green space, we would walk the quarter mile or so from Comstock Avenue to "the Circle," a wide bowl of grass below the Staten Island Expressway, cradled in the arm of the off-ramp of the Richmond Avenue exit, and play "tackle" football.
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We are meant to recall "King Kong," from 1933, when Fay Wray was similarly cradled, and other flickers of that film emerge: the finding of a lost tribe, and the hearty disagreements between Kong and his next-door neighbors—prehistoric monsters, which in this case pop up from underground.
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At seventy-six, and after more than fifty years in the business, Scorsese is still, to some extent, the hyper-smart kid, cradled in the cinema stalls, and lost in awe at the lives—so much tougher and nastier than his own, and so thrillingly uncultured—being led up there onscreen.
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The real world has a way of muscling its way into even the best fantasies, but in this case, those harsh cracks of sunlight peeking into our dark, happy little cave were welcome reminders of how good we had it—suspended in time, cradled inside a microcosm of our own design.
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The wind power sector is at a critical juncture as the subsidies that have cradled it since its inception in the early 240s, and underpinned its business model, disappear as politicians enact a long-planned push to make the industry more commercially viable and able to compete with other energy sources.
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"My baby mama went and changed her phone—none of this shit would have happened if she hadn't," Ancrum insisted when I pressed him to explain why a 248-year-old woman lay sealed in concrete beside her mother and her little girl, a tiny fetal twin cradled in each arm.
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But just as the ball had left Fields' hand, Olave cut back toward the sideline, leaving the ball to settle into the waiting arms of Turner, who cradled it and slid to the ground, knowing full well what came with it: a second consecutive berth in the national championship game.
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This version is also better directed, particularly in the first installment; directed by Australian filmmaker Phillip Noyce, it concludes on a gorgeous image of Kunta Kinte, bleeding after being viciously whipped, collapsed on the ground and cradled in a pieta-style pose by Fiddler, ash drifting around the two of them.
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Man, take the baby to the top of a tall hill or mountain and have it look down on the world a bit, get it some perspective, see how we're cradled in this bountiful hearth, born of it, nurtured by it, to serve and return to it, not control and destroy it.
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Another cover has only her face visible — bold eye makeup and pink lips are the star, as Kardashian West's body is completely concealed under a silky pink fabric — while the third (perhaps most unconventional) cover sees the star wearing an artistic red headpiece, her head cradled by a pair of white plastic hands.
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Both men sat with their feet up on desks, hands cradled, trying to imagine the mind-set of a World War II navigator who, in one afternoon and evening, had watched friends die, seen his ship destroyed, swum with sharks and still found time to note down the Wasp's final longitude and latitude.
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IF YOU WERE presented with a town like Hay-on-Wye—a sandstone cluster of some 2,000 souls guarded by a Norman castle, cradled in green Welsh hills and watered by the loveliest river in Britain—and were told to revive its fading economy, you might not think of a second-hand bookshop.
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Snuggly baby cradled in her arm with a glass of wine in her hand — The Bachelor alum Bekah Martinez seemed to have it all in a photo she posted Monday, where she wrote she was "waiting patiently" for her 10-week-old daughter Ruthie May to finish nursing so she could have her "single!" drink.
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Chakaite , one of the Bulgarians said, hold on, we're almost finished, but the waitress said Ne , ne mozhe , it's not permitted, we were being too loud, people lived above the restaurant, and the bottle, what if it broke, what a mess, and then she turned and walked back inside, the bottle cradled against her chest.
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This aging star cradled a Bose speaker and combed out his beard as he sang along to the rapper Drake: "I'm only getting older, somebody should have told you …" He craned his head and tossed a stanza at Davis and another to JaVale McGee and another to Danny Green, and they offered call and response.
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Kardashian took a moment after getting done up by her glam squad for an impromptu shower shoot during which she cradled her 8-month baby bump that was dressed up in a glittery sequined mini dress, which appeared to be the same sexy Ralph Lauren Collection dress her (non-pregnant) sister Kim wore several months earlier.
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Her recounting of asking a stranger to hold her while the other woman in the bike wreck was cradled by her boyfriend, or subsequently reaching out to friends to use their bathtubs when she couldn't wash in the shower with her cast, are vulnerable memories to share a setting where the actor is already naked before the audience.
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Although Mother's Day in the U.K. already took place on March 22 — before Meghan Markle officially became a mom — she welcomed baby Archie just in time to celebrate the special day in the U.S. Kicking off the very special occasion, Meghan and Prince Harry shared a sweet new photo on their Instagram account, showing their's son's adorable feet being lovingly cradled by his mother.
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Alas, the show was political in its own way, and in true Michele form, he kept it weird: Some models emerged carrying frighteningly realistic replicas of their own heads, while others cradled reptiles, such as a snake or a chameleon, and even carried a baby dragon — all of which, inspired by the "legend of the baby dragon in the jar," the true story of an author who staged the discovery of a baby dragon in his garage in Oxfordshire, England.
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They embraced without getting to their feet, and she cradled him, for he was still weak, and when they were strong enough they rose, and she saw Saeed pivot back to the door, as though he wished maybe to reverse course and return through it, and she stood beside him without speaking, and he was motionless for a while, but then he strode forward and they made their way outside and found themselves between two low buildings, perceiving a sound like a shell held to their ears and feeling a cold breeze on their faces and smelling brine in the air, and they looked and saw a stretch of sand and gray waves coming in, and it seemed miraculous, although it was not a miracle, they were merely on a beach.
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