How he cradles the lamp in his strong, ambitious hands.
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It cradles your head a lot like the PSVR headset.
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This strange woman cradles Hannah, convinced that she's her daughter.
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Cradles are the adjacent deep indentations, where the roots had been.
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A resident cradles his dog after rescuing him in Escuintla on Monday.
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Jessica cradles her with both hands, her right hand patting her back.
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One of the workers cradles a dazed Nour, while another examines his head.
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Finally, he collapses over his knees and cradles his head in his hands.
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In the book, a woman cradles damning knowledge about a rising star politician.
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The little legs hang just below your arm, which cradles Pari's soft butt.
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Maybe. At one point, she cradles a long metal cone — another unicorn horn?
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In the next photo, the boy's devastated mother cradles him in her hands.
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Dressed in matching baby blue outfits, the proud mom sweetly cradles the newborn prince.
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Walking Cradles name says it all — they call their signature cushioned footbed "tiny pillows".
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"Ariana's my little nugget," says Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi as she cradles the little girl.
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Tsar Nicholas cradles a rare albino coconut, a gift from the Sultan of Jub.
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To his left, one of his acolytes cradles the bowl containing the magic potion.
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Of all the cribs and cradles we've researched, theDaVinci Kalani is our top pick.
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He came up with playful melodies and intertwining lines that flexed like cat's cradles.
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The Dipr cradles the cookie by the cream center, preventing the cookie from falling off.
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Princess Diana, Princess of Wales, is moved to tears as she cradles a sick child.
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"Came thru drippin!" she captioned the clip in which she dances and cradles her bump.
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Left: A US soldier cradles a dog while under siege at Khe Sanh in 1968.
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For the second image, Josiah sweetly kisses Lauren's forehead as she cradles her baby bump.
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Yakima's rack has cushy, anti-sway cradles for bikes that weigh up to 2105 pounds.
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These discoveries underline that ancient Peru was one of the half-dozen cradles of civilisation.
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Of all the cribs and cradles we've researched, the DaVinci Kalani is our top pick.
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Despite extensive deforestation, the Atlantic Forest is one of Earth's great cradles of biological diversity.
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Rooney's novels are satisfying, too, because there aren't dueling narrators or cat's cradles of plotlines.
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In my baby photos, Dad cradles me in his arms, his hands protecting my face.
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The dock securely cradles your DualShock 4 controllers and can charge up to two simultaneously.
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He cradles Alton during the boy's outbursts, but there is no other tenderness between them.
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Dresses are strewn across the counter, and an armchair cradles a small mountain of shoes.
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Rouse knows that alumni see the emerging caricature of universities as coddling cradles of safe spaces.
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"We think these are the cradles—the giant clouds that form a galaxy," Cooke told Gizmodo.
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Intel had also said some customers had complained of "overheating and melting of their charging cradles".
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In the photographs, the actor cradles his newborn while staring down at her filled with love.
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An also topless Russell Wilson (presumably) kneels behind Ciara and cradles her stomach with both hands.
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"You portrayed us as monsters," she accuses him as he cradles the drink she's poured him.
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Baby-related furniture items also were spared, including toddler beds, bassinets, cradles, strollers and children's seats.
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Ideally, it cradles your head, keeps your neck aligned, and prevents excessive pressure on your shoulders.
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There won't be wedding bells or baby cradles for Nikki Bella and Artem Chigvintsev just yet.
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"Cradles" by Sub Urban was one of those breakout earworms that you only find on TikTok.
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In the show, Ricky Martin cradles Edgar Ramirez, who plays Versace, as blood runs from his wounds.
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In another life, I picture myself in a small boat, swaying as a gentle river cradles me.
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She looks every bit the radiant mother as she cradles her baby bump in a grassy field.
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In the snapshot, Benjamin is giving the CNN anchor a curious stare as Cooper, 51, cradles him.
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She cradles him like he's all that matters in her world, which, in some way, is true.
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"I am amazed that all of us did not commit suicide in our cradles," she once said.
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Kicker cradles his dog Chewie while Tilman collects some information about Damn Dog from Kicker's parents and brother.
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She's an interesting character: While she internalized Gilead's message that God cradles her, she's kind, generous, and open.
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This is largely because the strap system cradles the backside of your head more like on the Rift.
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In the shot by photographer Lena Ahlström, O'Neill cradles baby Adrienne while Madeleine sweetly holds hands with Nicolas.
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In another, the couple appears to be fully nude while JAY-Z cradles his wife in his arms.
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It's shreds of plastic that cascade from cradles in the ceiling and then are blown about by fans.
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Some images prefigure later Taylor choreography, as in the way the man cradles one woman in his arms.
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Princess Diana cradles a sick child during her visit to Imran Khan's cancer hospital in Lahore, Pakistan, in 1996.
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Captured over the weekend, Joy-Anna, 20, cradles her growing baby bump as Austin stands closely behind his bride.
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Sanaa, Yemen (CNN)A mother cradles her little boy under a tree outside the Sabeen Children's Hospital in Sanaa.
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The actress wears a red bikini and cradles her growing tum in the beachside shot she shared on Instagram.
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In the photo, Keery cradles the dog (which is still unnamed) as well as a glass of sparkling wine.
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But this cat feels protective of her little pup, and cradles the dog like its one of her own.
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The medium-firm Amerisleep AS2 mattress has memory foam that cradles and supports your body, relieving pressure and discomfort.
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It also has a comfortable inner foam liner that cradles my foot, making it comfortable when walking long distances.
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She cradles her baby bump, which is visible under a dress with a floral-patterned skirt and black bodice.
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Instead, you set the right and left ones into specific cradles in the case where the charging pins can connect.
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In the second photo, the actress cradles her bump as she stands in front of a rack of glamorous clothes.
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Its ancient cities are cradles of Christian art and learning, and Catholicism is in many ways the country's raison d'etre.
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Great grandpa Meet "ICU Grandpa," a retired marketing executive who cradles babies at an Atlanta hospital when their parents can't.
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The forest is full of dense, rugged bush and it cradles another local gem: The ancient and vast Lake Waikaremoana.
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In his large hands, he cradles the kitten, clicking and tutting at it to see if it might rouse itself.
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Sor Juana (Estefanía Ramírez) cradles books, caresses them, pulls them out of her pockets and uses them as a fan.
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In one painting, a moose cradles a small human child on its antlers as the couple safely crosses a river.
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As Gretchen takes care of filling Becca with so much coffee it might "shoot out of her butt," Lindsay cradles Talulah.
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In one of the images, the proud papa kisses Black on the forehead while she cradles their newborn in her arms.
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In the sweet image, Hudson, 39, cradles her baby in her arms while planting a tender kiss on little Rani's forehead.
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In an adorable black-and-white photo, Justin Verlander cradles his daughter, whom he and wife Kate Upton welcomed on Nov.
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In the photo of the model's silhouette, she looks towards the sun as she cradles her hands around the sun's light.
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Places like Mauna Kea are "cradles of knowledge," said Natalie Batalha, one of the leaders of NASA's Kepler planet-hunting mission.
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After all, the great poems of childhood are nursery rhymes, with their assortment of wounds, beheadings, falling cradles and collapsing bridges.
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These cradles of modern wine production are the greatest sources of excellent values today because of their diversity and their traditions.
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Already a protective big sister, Charlotte cradles Louis in her lap and places a sweet kiss on her sleeping baby brother's head.
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I'm not going to talk about cradles or mazes or doors or the Valley Beyond or WTF is going on with Bernard.
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People were cramming into cities, the drying grounds and hedges were receding, and clotheslines criss-crossed like cats' cradles between slum windows.
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How the Sun crosses the tree, how the tree seemingly cradles the light, and how the sky looks like it's on fire.
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Earlier in November, Jenner paid tribute to Scott's career success by posting four father-daughter photos in which her boyfriend cradles Stormi.
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"I now know corals are cradles for fish, and healthier corals equals more fish so corals are important for everyone," he said.
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The porn star cradles the androgynous head while they do their thing, whispering sweet words into the binaural microphones in its ears.
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Turk cradles his newly busted arm and pleads "Come onnnn, D," only for Daredevil to chuck his car keys into the water.
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He cradles Alex as he coughs blood and snaps at Claire when he feels that her solutions will only worsen his condition.
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"I've never received less aid than I did this year," says Fatima Saleem al-Khalife, 30, as she cradles her toddler Ahmad.
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Back to the more tangible issue — a bump-fire stock is an attachment that cradles the butt end of a semiautomatic rifle.
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This generation is the first, the pioneers, but the ones who could dominate the sport are still in their cradles in China.
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A Syrian man weeps as he cradles the body of his daughter who was killed in the town of Khan Shaykhun, Feb. 26.
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In "Maternity" (1946-93), a woman in a shredded gown cradles an infant against a barren landscape with a doorframe in the middle.
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In the first shot, Ripa, 48, can be seen smiling as she cradles little Benjamin, who is wrapped in a navy blue swaddle.
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Trump's visit to the Eternal City comes after two stops in the Middle East where he visited the cradles of Islam and Judaism.
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Xian is a major tourist destination, best known as the home of the Terracotta Army and one of the cradles of Chinese civilization.
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In the footage, Turner, 23, can be seen smiling as she cradles the puppy in her arms after getting off the private plane.
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Orscher, a man of few words, cradles his Cynar on the rocks—according to his bandmates, he enjoys the finer things in life.
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Cubii also partners with nonprofits to fundraise for worthy causes and recently raised over $5,000 for Cradles to Crayons, which helps underprivileged children.
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Last August in Boston, for example, Cradles to Crayons volunteers filled 40,000 backpacks for children across Massachusetts from low-income or homeless families.
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It's a stunningly beautiful part of the world, a not-quite-tropical lush hinterland that catches the rain and cradles a cobalt coastline.
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The Swiss physician Roger Vittoz cradles Eliot's head in his hands in order to read the sad poet's brain waves and unkink them.
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EINDHOVEN, Netherlands (Reuters) - As he cradles his young puppy in his arms, Laurent Simons looks much like any other 9-year-old boy.
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The right hand cradles the decanter below its waist and underneath, while the left hand grasps its throat with a white linen napkin.
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Caracas once had a world-class water system, pumping water from far-off reservoirs over towering mountains into the valley that cradles the city.
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In the impressive shot, the royal mom-to-be cradles her baby bump as she stands among the massive 117-year-old Redwood trees.
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It's great for back sleepers because it lifts and cradles the head for a more comfortable snooze, but it also helps side sleepers too.
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In the photo, the two lay atop what appears to be crumpled white paper as Madonna cradles a grinning Gaga's face in her arms.
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For the maternity shoot, the reality star cradles her baby bump in the kitchen, wearing a Fleur of England thong and matching balcony bra.
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In one, a driver cradles the head of his dying horse; in the other, the horse lies dead, awaiting disposal, dark against the snow.
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In the big climactic battle, Colossus cradles an impaled Deadpool in his arms, invoking imagery of knights rescuing smitten princesses as swelling music plays.
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In the video, she cries as she cradles Sonny, and talks about how hard it is that he will grow up without a grandpa.
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The heart of the mattress is Amerisleep's Bio-Pur memory foam — a plant-based foam that cradles your body without building up body heat.
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She cradles dying violets, a token of love she had given Maurizio, which she mistakenly thinks he has returned as a sign of rejection.
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Memorability: Horrific Red Wedding death number two is Robb Stark, who cradles his dying wife before being stabbed moments later in front of his mother.
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"This is the second woman he's fallen in love with who dies in his arms and he cradles her in the same way," Harington explained.
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Instead, it cradles your head at the appropriate height for you — and if it's too high, you can just remove some foam to your comfort.
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In New Mexico in 1892, a homesteader is cutting wood while his wife gives their two daughters a grammar lesson and cradles their newborn baby.
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Sitting in the front of their 1995 wood-paneled Buick Roadmaster station wagon and cuddled next to husband Dax Shepard, Bell cradles her pregnant belly.
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In the footage above, Calaya gently cradles her tiny, brand new bundle of joy and expresses her affection by peppering his face with soft kisses.
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"This is the second woman he's fallen in love with who dies in his arms and he cradles her in the same way," Harington notes.
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This soft pillow cradles your head, neck, and shoulders, and releases a subtle mint aromatherapy scent to encourage relaxation and peaceful sleep throughout the night.
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A surgical resident carefully cradles Katie's head to keep it still as she's situated in the intensive care unit after the 31-hour procedure concluded.
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In the snap, Amy, 32, sports a black and flower-patterned bikini as she cradles her bump while kneeling next to the teal ocean waters.
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Luoyang, in Henan Province, is an arid backwater, but its position in the Yellow River Basin made it one of the cradles of Chinese civilization.
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That question has been posed ever since cinemas were pressed into service as cradles of dread, and some of the answers have been plain enough.
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My first hint should have been the 2003 movie "Lost in Translation," in which Bill Murray cradles a glass of Suntory while filming a commercial.
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The ones we sampled had crackling fires, private nooks for couples, flickering torches, hypnotic rocking chairs, private macramé cradles, bean bag chairs and fleece blankets.
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The single best moment in "The Bicameral Mind" comes when Teddy cradles Dolores's slowly dying body on the shore of a sea we've never seen before.
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Taken on May 2 (Charlotte's third birthday), the proud big sister cradles Louis in her lap and places a sweet kiss on her sleeping sibling's forehead.
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In the snap, 24-year-old Jinger wears a black-and-white patterned top and is all smiles as she sits and cradles her baby bump.
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And the cat Brando cradles in the opening scene of "The Godfather," making for a stark contrast with his intimidating presence, was a last-minute addition.
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In the clip, Edgerton watches Portman from on top of a cliff while she cradles a baby and embraces her husband Bill "Ham" Hammon (Noah Emmerich).
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Along with providing responses to questions about baby and parenting, the app can also recommend products, like toys, bibs, cradles, car seats, teething aids and more.
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Already a protective big sister, Charlotte cradles Louis in her lap and places a sweet kiss on her sleeping baby brother's head in the sweet shots.
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"He brings a leather-bound notebook onstage and cradles it like a baby and reads his material as if he's addressing British Parliament," Mr. Ross said.
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Scattered through the Giardini are surprising gouaches of human hands and feet, each of which cradles a tarantula with Mr. Atkins's head grafted onto its body.
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The sessions teach life lessons On another Tuesday night, Principal George reads "Ladybug Girl" to the kids as she cradles a ladybug pillow as a prop.
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She cries out in horror and cradles the newborn as it dies, praying for it—a scene of such devastation that it could curdle into bathos.
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The felled man cradles what appears to be a stick under his right arm and several other men are seen scattering around the time that he falls.
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With his father's hands embracing his shoulders, while a mother cradles her dead son in the background—Atreus is no longer capable of feeling sorrow for Freya.
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You're standing there like an awkward 8th grader at a middle school dance while Jane from accounting cradles a bottle of bourbon like her first-born child.
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There is a moment in "17c," Big Dance Theater's animated investigation of Samuel Pepys, when a 21st-century fangirl cradles her copy of his famously fascinating diaries.
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Not all Americans understand how universities function as vital engines of many cities' and states' economies or as cradles of the very innovation that keeps America great.
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The case is glossier than before with raised indicators for the left and right earbud cradles, and Samsung has added a second outer microphone to the earbuds.
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The insole of this pair features a thick cushioning that cradles my foot and supports my arches, which are really tight and usually don't fare well in heels.
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In the photo, the Flip or Flop and Christina on the Coast star, 35, smiles as she cradles her bump and stands beside the Wheeler Dealers host, 40.
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A more brightly lit snap, in color, shows Brittany and Memphis in bed, flashing huge smiles as she cradles her belly in a long-sleeved cream-colored top.
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This is a Bentley — instead it washes over you, it picks you up, cradles you and carries you beyond the limits of what your mind thinks is possible.
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A video recording of the Friday incident shows three officers surrounding Headley, forcefully attempting to pull her son from her arms as she cradles him on the ground.
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Under strings of lights hung among surrounding trees, Emmie Kay, 8, looks on and sweetly tends to baby Crew while their big sister Ella, 11, cradles the newborn.
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As the Younger actress, 31, cradles Banks' head in her hand, the baby looks around with her big blue eyes and deals with an annoying case of hiccups.
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Palin shared a throwback photo of her 7-year-old son, Tripp, giving his baby sister a kiss on the nose while he cradles her in his arms.
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At a hospital in Recife, Gabriela Falcao cradles her 2 month old baby who was born with microcephaly and twisted legs as she waits to see a doctor.
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It cradles whatever you stuff it with as supportively as a hammock, efficiently absorbing the flavors of herb-flecked ground-lamb kebab, roasted mushrooms, or spicy fish stew.
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Her words in this scene, and the way she cradles his golden head, only reinforce my belief that another boy king is about to meet a frightful end.
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During one of several spoken word interludes, she cradles herself on the ground, removes a shoe, and slaps herself with it, seemingly evoking traumatic scenes from her childhood.
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Earlier in the morning, exhausted and nigh well overcome by sensory overload, we'd nonetheless decided to come sniffing around the verdant acreage that cradles the Bellagio's five pools.
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Your character picks him up and cradles him, and you walk, slowly (Bullet is a big boy), in a horrifying, P.T.-like death loop in a depressing canyon.
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Perhaps some photographers wanted to remember a special plant, such as a giant cactus that cradles within its pads a smiling woman, like a queen perched on her throne.
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They were cradles of European anarchism in the 19th century and fascism in the 20th century; brushing dictatorship under the carpet before embracing Europe in the post-war years.
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In one image, the reality star and her fiancé cozy up to one another while Williams cradles her daughter, who appears to be taking a nap, in her arms.
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Acme focaccia cradles generous portions of meat or seared seitan slathered in bold spices and citrusy sauces, all of which pairs with the selection of craft and swill beer.
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She cradles her pregnant belly while modeling goddess-y gowns on the beach, looking very serene for a woman who is about to have five babies in her arms.
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At the top of this double vertical row, and on the left side of the divide, a woman in a dusky rose coat cradles a baby wrapped in blue.
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In the last two decades a new wonderland of naming opportunities has emerged with the discovery of planets around other stars, potential cradles of life and far-future adventure.
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As he cradles one of his players—roughly the size of a casserole dish—and declares, "We do love Robot 8," the camera lingers mischievously on his enraptured grin.
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Images posted on social media show a man in a pink shirt, shorts and sandals aiming a pistol at the back of Ko Ni's head as he cradles a toddler.
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"I can't believe how alike like it's so like him … it's like exactly the same," she adds in the video, while Isabella cradles the babydoll version of her little brother.
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Khloé, at eight and a half months pregnant, sits on a swing, cradles her bump and spends time with her family as "You Are My Sunshine" plays over the clip.
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In the gorgeous shot, Caussin, 31, cradles his son's head in his hands while Kramer, 34, watches over, admiring her baby boy who is wrapped in a white, fuzzy blanket.
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But as the aircraft crested the lip of the jagged bowl that cradles Kathmandu, the fabled capital of Nepal looked less like Shangri-La than like a giant curdled cappuccino.
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In the snapshot, Aspen is perched on King Edmonds' lap with a big bow in her hair, and her mom rocks overalls as she cradles one son in each arm.
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In one cute image, the reality star and her fiancé cozy up to one another while Williams cradles her daughter, who appears to be taking a nap, in her arms.
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A boy who appears to be a young teenager is in tears and shock as he cradles the body of his 1-month old brother, who suffocated in a strike.
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It was the product of one of the celebrated cradles of American popular music, a place where artists from different backgrounds collaborated in the creation of a now classic sound.
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Another considering for using a hammock when backpacking: Due to the way it cradles the body, sleeping in a hammock is better for your spine than lying on rocky ground.
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There is something quite tender in the way the aerial web indeed "cradles" these disparate objects (some quite heavy), literally as well as figuratively elevating this collection of ignoble flotsam.
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She is six feet tall, and she spends all day and all night in a sophisticated, battery-powered wheelchair that cradles her—half sitting, half reclining—from head to toe.
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Your body doesn't exactly sink into it like you would expect of a soft mattress, but instead it lightly cradles it in all the right spots — your hips, shoulders, etc.
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In a non-sexual way," and "Find a tiny, injured baby bird that he cradles gently in his enormous, skillet-sized hands and help him nurse it back to life.
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NATE College Is a Backup A dove hurtles out of the cedar trees, but Nate Triggs, in camouflage vest and cowboy boots, cradles his Mossberg shotgun and lets it fly.
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Scodelario announced she and Walker were expecting a little boy with an Instagram post where she is holding a balloon that spells out "BOY" while her husband cradles her baby bump.
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The first snapshot shows the then-mom-to-be gazing down as she cradles her baby bump, while her downward gaze in the second is focused on her new baby boy.
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"I could not believe that book, I kept gasping and making noises," says Sarah McNally, the co-owner of McNally Jackson, one of the main cradles of the "Ferrante Fever" phenomenon.
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In the intimate images, captured by Lauren Guilford, the new mom cradles her just born baby against her chest as proud dad Leonard looks lovingly down at his partner and child.
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From the get-go, people are forever falling down, tripping over furniture, breaking things, weaving cats cradles out of yarn (in Ms. Gevinson's case) and, it would seem, forgetting their lines.
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Named after the pleasure gardens of 20103th-century London — cradles of art, society and sex — the biannual British publication was conceived in 2017 to reframe the narrative around gardens and plants.
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In a work from a later series, The American Collection, a dreadlocked Statue of Liberty cradles a Black baby in one arm and holds up her flaming torch with the other.
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BRUSSELS — The man in the respirator mask sits in the window, impassive on his chair, breathing as evenly as he can into the aluminum foil balloon he cradles on his knees.
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The big picture: From "cradles to coffins," the 25% tariffs proposed by the Trump administration on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods will raise prices on a wide range of everyday items.
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The speaker is splash-resistant and sand-proof, and literally cradles your phone with cushy foam padding — post-pool party trips to the genius bar are a thing of the past. 4.
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A hunter with a gun stands opposite a floating three-eyed owl in one image, while in another, a Munchian figure cradles the whole world in his hands while crossing a bridge.
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When two infants are snatched from their cradles and impaled on a blackthorn bush, there's a hue and cry to hang the pathetic wretch rumored to have conjured up a demonic butcherbird.
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Made with super plush gel fiber, these pillows are expertly tailored to accommodate any sleeping position, and their no-shift construction design cradles the neck and head to ease stress and spine strain.
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During a three-day trip this week to the southern province of Jiangxi, one of the cradles of China's Communist revolution, Xi urged people to learn the lessons of hardship of the past.
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In the gorgeous photo, Jinger, 24, wears a fitted, dark-colored shirt, which hugs her 38-week baby bump, and stands in front a window as she peers down and cradles her belly.
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It remains relatively secure in the capital Damascus, while the city of Homs — along with Aleppo one of the cradles of the original 2011 uprising — was regained from rebel forces in May 2014.
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A current exhibition at Pioneer Works now revisits these cultural cradles of the past, spotlighting Ant Farm's unconventional approach to a method of preservation and correspondence so many communities have attempted over time.
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In the family snapshot, Brooks is sporting a big smile as he's held by his dad, while the second-time mom-to-be cradles her baby bump in a multicolored print maxi dress.
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With a maximum weight allowance of 2419.99 pounds, each cot is a strong and soft sling that supports and cradles its occupant; there's no uncomfortable center bar to poke you in the back.
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In the photos from the wedding, she looks skeletal and never seems to know where to place her arms, and so she cradles them as if hoping they don't fall clean off of her.
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In the sweet snap, Jinger's button-embellished, short-sleeved baby blue dress hugs her bump, which she cradles with her right arm, while soon-to-be dad Jeremy sports a dark suit and tie.
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In the sweet and smiley snapshot Kotb, 54, shared to Instagram on Wednesday morning, she has her arm around her 2-year-old daughter Haley Joy as Gifford cradles baby Hope in her arms.
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In the adorable image, the proud mama, 38, cradles her newborn daughter in her arms, while standing beside her and husband Eric Johnson's eldest child, daughter Maxwell "Maxi" Drew, who turns 7 next month.
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Businesses are arguing that the Trump administration's proposed 25% tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods will force American consumers to pay more for everyday items ranging from "cradles to coffins," reports Reuters.
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The slightly subdued glow of belly leads to the dimmer pinkish-brown of an arm — equally absorptive and reflective of light — that cradles the darkest note of all, the shadowed orb of the head.
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They used a specialized scanner to prevents damage to the delicate, ancient manuscript: It uses ultraviolet-free rays and cradles the book so that individual pages can be scanned without fully opening the book binding.
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In a new photo of her and husband Chip Gaines' little bundle of joy, Joanna, 40, cradles the newborn baby in her arms while the pair relax in a rocking chair outside on the porch.
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Brought to England by Queen Victoria, the prince sits in front of a shield and cradles an obscure object (other shots reveal it to be a white doll), with a melancholy air of noble stoicism.
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Her gaze is, for the moment, frozen downward at a slight angle, focused on a small object she cradles with both hands in the way so many of us walk around nowadays absorbed in our smartphones.
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Priestly cradles long, freshly harvested stalks in her arms, her stillness and poise harmonizing with the unfiltered sunlight against her face, illuminating her work clothes and spilling all over the sugar cane crop towering behind her.
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She strokes him with her trunk through the bars of the cell, then scoops him up and cradles him to the strains of a lullaby (cutaway shots show other circus animals nuzzling up to their mothers).
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Simpson dons a long multicolored dress featuring bell sleeves and black panels in the photo on Twitter and Instagram, wearing a pair of sunglasses and her long tresses over her shoulders as she cradles her belly.
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In one image, a person dressed as what appears to be a large black and white skunk wraps white fuzzy mittens around a friend's shoulders; the friend cradles his mascot-like lion head under his arms.
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From their cradles to their graves, Lebanese people live under a sort of house arrest, confined by their communal affiliation; they cannot assert their rights without having to resort to the patronage networks of sectarian leaders.
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Today in the journal Science Robotics, researchers introduced a new kind of device to keep a heart pumping: It cradles the organ and uses a probe to anchor to the wall that separates the heart's lower chambers.
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"[The nursery] probably has the most color of any room in my whole house, and I love it," adds Sims, who cradles a curious-looking Grey as she takes her viewers on the tour of the space.
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We fist pump before a headless statue of Saint Fermin, who cradles his decapitated noggin as though a bunch of adult humans dancing to disco early in the morning in a museum is totally normal and sane.
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In the windowless backroom kitchen of the Loisaida community and arts center in Lower Manhattan, Aris Mejías cradles a plastic ziplock with the last of the dark-roast coffee she brought back from her native Puerto Rico.
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A Pygmy living on the edge of the jungle in what may be the world's most wretched country, she has borne five children and now cradles little Bruno, a fourth in peril, with fierce devotion and desperation.
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Mills had divided her class into groups of three, and the leaders of each trio hurried over to a counter where ten Spheros—milky white orbs about the size of navel oranges—sat in blue charging cradles.
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The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday affirmed the dismissal of a proposed class action by owners of 2004-2008 Chrysler Pacificas, which alleged the vehicles had defective engine cradles prone to rust and corrosion.
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Kasserine was one of the cradles of the Arab Spring, which started in 2011 when a street vendor, Mohamed Bouazizi, set himself on fire in a neighboring province after being stopped by the police from selling his produce.
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As a white child in Oregon's public schools (including one named after Thomas Jefferson), I learned about Selma, Birmingham, and Montgomery as cradles of the Civil Rights movement, but I didn't learn about racism in my home state.
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Apple's latest device dock cradles the phone as it sits atop a Lightning connector for charging or syncing to a computer; the dock is available in five colors and compatible with all previous Lightning port-equipped iPhone models.
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People can hardly help loving the hands that rocked their cradles or the landscapes that shaped their souls, but I doubt there's a single writer in the South for whom life here isn't a source of deep ambivalence.
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The Bad Boy honcho posted the tribute Sunday on Instagram, which shows him and Kim doing a maternity photo shoot with Essence magazine in December 2006 ... as he cradles a then-pregnant Kim, and they share kisses between shots.
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This stifles innovation, raises development costs and drug prices, delays the introduction of new products to patients, and dissuades companies – especially small companies, the cradles of medical innovation – from focusing on diseases that affect millions upon millions of Americans.
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In The Lost Library of John Dee, the painting is installed near a portrait of 17th-century physician Sir Theodore de Mayerne, who sports a skullcap, long beard, and robe as he cradles a human cranium in one hand.
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Tucked inside giant cradles capable of flipping engines like pancakes to help workers inspect them, the first CFM engines for Airbus, known as LEAP-2919A, are due to delivered to the planemaker in April and should enter service in July.
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Early in the Dave Meyers-directed video, which is packed with surreal motifs and religious iconography, Jenner is seen stripped down and glowing with a golden, ethereal aura as she cradles Scott amid a bleak and burning post-apocalyptic landscape.
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Jones, whose right arm cradles a copy of the Bible in a pose that uncannily prefigures that of the Statue of Liberty, is a contemporaneous rebuke to the racist hypocrisies that tainted the Enlightenment principles infusing the creation of the Constitution.
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A broad cross-section of U.S. businesses has a message for the Trump administration: new tariffs on $23 billion of Chinese imports will force Americans to pay more for items they use throughout their daily lives, from cradles to coffins.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. businesses have a message for the Trump administration: New tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese imports will force Americans to pay more for items they use throughout their daily lives, from cradles to first bicycles and wedding dresses to coffins.
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If we can understand the meaning behind idioms like "Cat got your tongue," then surely we can summon the moxie necessary to accurately read Lucas' images, like the self-portrait photograph in which she cradles a dead salmon across her left arm.
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This is delicate work: Anemone and poppy specimens are so sinewy they have to be transported from the press to the page using little paper cradles; and flower heads are often comprised from single petals painstakingly pieced together into a unified whole.
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The 1,500-pound package comes with all the bits and bobs you'll need to set it up: roof shingles, support cradles so the sauna is elevated from the ground, a sauna heater and stones, a stainless steel chimney, seating, and a tinted glass door.
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On Thursday, new dad Maks Chmerkovskiy shared a sweet photo to Instagram in which he's planting a gentle smooch on his 6-week-old son Shai Aleksander, as mom Peta Murgatroyd cradles him and a camera person can be seen off to the side.
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One place that has been very popular over the years is Costa Rica's Central Valley … a spot that cradles the country's thriving capital of San José yet also offers rustic and rural pleasure in abundance, as well as a mild, spring-like climate year-round.
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For example, the Assyrian Empire — economically disadvantaged in its desert-mountain homeland, compared to prosperous Sumeria, Babylon, Egypt and other cradles of civilization made prosperous by the Tigris, Euphrates or Nile rivers — conquered wealth that Assyria could not create with the world's first professional army.
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One of the biggest of the group serves as a prop in Man Ray's portrait photograph of a topless Émilie Carlu (aka "Lili") who cradles the enormous "Disagreeable Object," gazing down at it with cool disinterest, as if Giacometti's phallic sculpture were an exotic pet.
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Our research universities are cradles of discovery and we must leverage them to ensure the constant development of new technologies whose transition into practical use will provide the continuous offsets that will keep the United States safe and at the forefront of scientific discovery.
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A female prostitute playfully tweezes the mustache of her male companion in the background; in the foreground, another prostitute cradles the head of a coy woman holding a folded fan — or rather, a figure who resembles a woman but is, in fact, a young man.
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In the pictures, which were shot at the former The Chew co-host's parents' home in Florida and taken by her sister Arabella, the mother and daughter share some alone time as Oz cradles her baby in her arms and cuddles up beside her on a bed.
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This superlative home exercise stationary bike has a generously padded seat that cradles your core while promoting airflow, a mesh backrest that offers plenty of support while keeping you cool, and padded armrests to keep your elbows and forearms comfortable as you churn away at the bike's magnetic tension system.
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Or you could watch winemakers discussing their vineyards, from the famous, like Dominique Lafon in Meursault Perrières, one of the great sources of white Burgundy, to a monsignor at Alaverdi Monastery Wine Cellar in the country of Georgia, one of the cradles of wine civilization, where techniques have changed little over centuries.
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Companies like American Keg have been suffering the unintended consequences of Trump's tariffs, and earlier this week business groups headed to Washington, D.C., to warn the U.S. trade representative that proposed new tariffs on China will further drive up costs on U.S. companies and force Americans to pay more for everything from cradles to coffins.
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Olivia sheds her towel and sits down on Lemuel's lap with her back facing him in a way that is either not-very-sexy-at-all, or far too explicit for broadcast TV. The position ends up being the former, as the vampire cradles Olivia and drains her of her energy, turning her a deep shade of blue.
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The kit comes with absolutely all the hardware you need to get the sauna up and running: a sturdy frame and walls made from Nordic Spruce, a wood-fired sauna heater, chimney, sauna stones, seats, floor boards, a tinted glass door, air vents, roof shingles, a canopy, support cradles (to elevate the structure), and industrial-grade stainless steel bands.
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For all Roy's protective urges toward Alton, for all the way he cradles him defensively and fights like a papa bear to protect him, it's still unclear whether he thinks of the kid more a beloved child in need of protection, as the savior the ranch makes him out to be, or something even less accessible and more ineffable.
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In the first season, we see a mob of Civil War reenactors, a fistfight between the mascot of local sports team the Red Savages and his more culturally sensitive replacement Pedro the Prairie Dog, a hell-bound cowboy, a dude who gets his dick shot off then cradles it like a class pet, and an exploding Tom Cruise.
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I'm from the halo generation, where my first iPod caused me to buy my first MacBook, which led to an iPhone and then an iMac and then more iPhones, iPads, and finally, an Apple TV. And all this Apple hardware begat dozens of compatible accessories including speaker docks, cradles, cables, and Kickstarter doodads, not to mention hundreds of apps and other content purchased in Apple's stores.
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Mar 023 HEALTH-CHINA/AUSTRIA Austria's interior, health ministers hold news conference on corona developments 202 Mar 200:220 ET / 11:30 GMT HEALTH-CORONAVIRUS/COLOMBIA-VENEZUELA Colombia coronavirus measures stoke fear among Venezuelan migrants Maricarmel Luho lovingly cradles her three-month-old baby as passerby on a busy Bogota street brush past the spot where her young family scrapes by begging and selling candy.
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He utters them as Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) cradles him on a gray, windy day on the beach after they've escaped Malfoy Manor, where Dobby (voiced by Toby Jones) delivered a brief but moving speech about being a free elf before whisking the kids and Griphook the goblin (Warwick Davis) away to safety — but not before being struck by a knife thrown by Bellatrix Lestrange (Helena Bonham Carter).
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A big reason that we let Preacher get away with so much—and make no mistake, this is a world where the local brothel allows its clients to chase hookers through the woods with paintball guns and Quinncannon cradles a baby made out of ground chuck in the finale—are Custer's winning companions, the badass fugitive Tulip (Ruth Negga), with whom the Reverend Jesse used to rob banks, and smarmy Irish vampire Cassidy (Joe Gilgun).
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