The ladder dangles from the end of a high-altitude balloon, and the Stratollite dangles from the ladder.
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Watch as he dangles himself precariously down an elevator shaft!
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To his left a noose dangles from a blasted tree.
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He doesn't say why; the mystery dangles like a lure.
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At another point, Melissa McCarthy dangles upside down from a wire.
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Its frayed canvas now dangles limply below its elaborate gold frame.
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I lift it up so it dangles in front of us.
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The manager dangles the carrot of "upstairs" in front of Green.
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Bright animal print cloth, slashed into ribbons, dangles over their shorts.
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A visit from an old boyfriend dangles the possibility of escape.
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Fidelity, the financial services company, also dangles food as an incentive.
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A typical suspension bridge dangles from cables, like a marionette from strings.
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A glitchy YouTube screen dangles in front of Tom's face at random.
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It's also conceivable that "dongle" derived from "dong," which also naturally dangles.
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An obstacle course of logs and rope netting dangles from the roof.
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A tree-shaped "Black Ice" air freshener dangles from the rearview mirror.
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But then she rears back; her forelimb dangles at a sickening angle.
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Trump dangles power and opportunity before a job candidate with few qualifications.
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Customers' shoes, once surrendered, go in a basket that dangles from the ceiling.
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But when Ben's lawyer, Larry (Dennis Haysbert), dangles a career opportunity, Matt relents.
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It finds the fish, lures them with a light and dangles the bait.
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The pendant necklace features a rounded glass vial that dangles from a gold chain.
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Frank dangles the Medicare line, but moves on to his real pet passion: unemployment.
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The appendix is a small, finger-shaped pouch that dangles off the large intestine.
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Forward and backward, then and now, time travel dangles hope in front of us.
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When they are, the arena's gargantuan scoreboard dangles above the center of the court.
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Read the full list of endorsements: Go deeper: Buttigieg fundraiser dangles influence for cash
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The remnants of what appears to be a seat belt dangles from the child's seat.
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Step three: Do pull-ups while said protein powder-filled suitcase dangles in between legs.
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Instead, the racket dangles from his hand, straight down, like a maestro pointing a baton.
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In daylight, she dangles one-footed from a tree branch, masquerading as a dead leaf.
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Near Dennis's photograph, a grey-blue heron almost nine feet tall dangles from the ceiling.
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His lucky charm is the tail of a black cat that dangles from a necklace.
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This pelican spider dangles its spider prey upside-down using its chelicerae (mouthparts) after capturing it.
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But his more promising thoughts seem to get lost minutes later, just like everything he dangles.
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It clutters fields and rivers, dangles from trees, and forms flotillas of waste in the seas.
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In one set: "Murder Murder Murder" dangles from one ear while "Kill Kill Kill" hangs on another.
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Once more, Facebook dangles extra traffic, and journalism outlets leap through its hoop and into its cage.
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Fuggetta's right leg is planted on the ground, and her prosthetic leg dangles over the horse's back.
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Painted tears fill a woman's eyes, while human flesh dangles from metal hook in front of her.
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Not a single thread dangles, not a single character is left without a place in Faith's world.
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Those feeling brave can walk through a glass-floored exhibit that dangles over a 3,000-foot drop.
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A moment when Lee playfully, nastily dangles the car keys he's taken from Austin feels potentially lethal.
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Infrastructure seems less a policy priority than a shiny bauble this White House dangles when it craves plaudits.
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" She pauses and takes a drag off the Red Chesterfield that dangles between her chipped pink nails. "Fitting.
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He dangles a beauty magazine, a relic from another time when women had choices, in front of Offred.
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The suspended box has a tube that dangles from the bottom of the device and into the rushing water.
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It is a vision of paradise and predation—the tail end of a fish dangles from the heron's mouth.
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A startup called "The New L" dangles ultra-lux shuttle service for North Brooklynites looking to escape the shutdown.
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Men sit with legs crossed or spread far apart; one dangles a leg over the arm of a chair.
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Her left hand dangles at odd angles as though it were broken, and she walks with a noticeable limp.
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The wall next to the door has an exposed gash, and the doorbell, still lit, dangles from a wire.
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At the bottom, a pear-shaped diamond dangles, as delicate and transfixing as a drop of early morning dew.
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It slides on a phone or tablet and dangles treats, tempting them to look right toward the device lens.
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And the film dangles tantalizing clues that both support and refute Howard's claims throughout its 100-minute running time.
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But look closer if you haven't yet spotted the best part: a hand-shaped hook from which the swing dangles.
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But it certainly dangles over a grave full of AOL floppy disks, Blockbuster membership cards, and Hot Hot Heat CDs.
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In the trailer for Solo, Chewbacca dangles for dear life from a high speed train barreling through a snowy landscape.
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Infrastructure seems less a real policy priority than a shiny bauble that the White House dangles from time to time.
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You might remember it from Golden Eye, when James Bond dangles from the rod in an adrenaline-filled chase scene.
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Jude is squirming and wailing, his bare pudgy legs cycling erratically as her mother dangles him over the terrace railing.
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A huge image of President Bashar al-Assad dangles from the monumental gateway of the ancient citadel in central Aleppo.
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A hanging rainbow garden dangles from the ceiling in a new Tokyo installation by French architect and designer Emmanuelle Moureaux.
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A religious pendant dangles into the midpoint of her white scapular, which, in its granularity, resembles a painter's blank canvas.
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It dangles before us the tantalizing notion of a world where our most entrenched social hierarchies can be put aside.
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Though still finding its feet, the new generation of translation software dangles the promise of being able to do just that.
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And so Ray is stuck criss-crossing through time and place seeking an escape that fate cruelty dangles out of reach.
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It dangles from lapels in libraries, at foreign-policy conferences and in bars in Telliskivi, Bohemian quarter of the Estonian capital.
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Maya spends her entire session deflecting intimacy by cracking jokes and wearing a jacket while it dangles from a coat hanger.
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Case in point: a thick rope for climbing dangles from the 14-foot ceiling of the open kitchen and living room.
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Overhead, a pair of acrobats dangles from a zip line suspended 70 feet in the air, just beneath the leafy canopy.
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The largest question mark is Pau Gasol, whose $16.1 million player option dangles over San Antonio's head like a grand piano.
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In West Virginia, just over two hours from Washington, D.C., Canaan Valley Resort dangles the proposition of a two-season vacation.
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It doesn't fold all the way back — it just dangles down at a 90-degree angle without getting in the way.
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To get funds for them, the N.F.L. dangles the prospect of playing host to a Super Bowl and its promised riches.
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So why on earth did Ubiquiti Labs make a $400 wearable camera in a pendant-like form that dangles beneath one's boobs?
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It stands alone as a stud earring, and the diamond shape also punctuates chokers and bracelets and dangles from more delicate necklaces.
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The episode also dangles Brendan's innocence in front of us, which we first learned about in episode 3, playing the same game.
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Unsurprisingly, people have pretty strong reactions when a stranger comes up behind them and dangles a large, plastic spider on their shoulder.
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Floating from the ceiling like an oversized jellyfish, Tawney's "The Bride Has Entered" (1982) dangles ethereal linen threads shimmering with gold leaf.
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M.B.S. dangles billions for his Vision 2030 Saudi makeover, and fawning businesses scurry to his "Davos in the Desert" extravaganza this month.
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There's a gauzy sequence where this seems to be actually playing out, and "Parasite" briefly dangles the prospect of a Hollywood ending.
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Shaped like a Samurai sword, it dangles pleasantly on your keychain and whips out in an instant to cut up some tinder.
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We watch from below as it dangles and revolves against the sky: a human reduced to an abstract shape, like a cutout.
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Beijing dangles the promise of investment to limit outside criticism, enlist support for its positions at the UN, and gain other political concessions.
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Child dangles from balcony Mamoudou Gassama, 22, scaled a building in seconds to rescue a child dangling from an apartment balcony in Paris.
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But the bear may also have a congenital defect; in various videos, the right front leg appears truncated, while the left paw dangles.
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His hand, which is frequently shot up close as it dangles from the arm of his cursed perch, resembles a wet chicken foot.
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Insta360 Go, available at Amazon, $199.99the Insta360 Go is a tiny water-resistant camera that attaches to clothing or dangles like a necklace.
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As you climb the stairs, the very flamboyant hanging horse provocation "Novecento" (1997) dangles overhead, framed by the golden yellow patterning of the ceiling.
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And if someone dangles a window into the lives of people you know and people you wish you did, you'll open that window regularly.
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Trump is pushing North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons as he dangles the prospect of an economic boost to the repressive country.
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A 60-ton hammer dangles from a hook on the crane's boom, with its jaws gripping the pile and pounding it into the riverbed.
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His right hand dangles a cigar, while his left clutches a gold cane so ornate that it might have been lifted from the Vatican.
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We also found the cable to be too short; because our test computer is usually elevated, the hub dangles, but this hasn't affected performance.
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In the town of Ariha, an infant dangles several stories up from the wreckage of another building while her father looks on in horror.
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The two partners reunite near the end of "El Camino," in a scene the movie dangles for fans like a reward for sticking around.
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The chair dangles in a gallery titled "Before and After Tiananmen," exploring themes of modernization and urbanization in the years around the 1989 massacre.
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A huge, baroque Burmese sapphire dangles at each earring's end, like a lantern on a bejeweled cord, illuminating a path through the rocky darkness.
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At one point, Wallace dangles the possibility of incorporating her into his work, announcing that he wants to dedicate the story collection to her.
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The regime starts a cycle of brinkmanship and provocations, followed by a willingness to talk, then dangles the possibility of concessions that never materialize.
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She listens to the tales of heartbreak that led to insurmountable tax debt, and when her prospects have bared their souls, she dangles a solution.
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For hair that dangles right at the nape of your neck, you can play around with buns, waves, and accessories to dress up your strands.
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Trump is pushing North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons as he dangles the prospect of an economic boost to the repressive isolated country.
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An inmate recruits a smuggler on the outside, who ties a small package to the drone so that it dangles underneath when the drone is airborne.
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This was Apple's annual fall hardware show, where the company dangles its newest iPhones before the world and sets the tone for consumer products to come.
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A gentle Japanese cat is delighting the internet with its soft swats and compassionate care as its owner dangles a cherry in front of its face.
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In return, China dangles the possibility of help on things America wants—assistance in Afghanistan or over the Iranian nuclear deal, or commitments on climate change.
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He is slightly more than six feet tall, and gangly, with the posture of a bearskin tossed across a chair: he slumps and drapes and dangles.
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If Bond isn't even going to have a hair out of place when he skis off a mountain or dangles from a helicopter, what's the point?
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Just inches above, a vintage bronze and acrylic lamp designed by Rudolf Schwarz that Brandlhuber rescued from a postwar church in Cologne dangles like a pendulum.
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He also claims to be in secret negotiations with British aristocrats loyal to his cause, and dangles an alliance between France and England under Duvernet's nose.
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The Portland-based artist's slow-turning structure dangles demands like "Vote" and "Make Love, Use Birth Control" over your head, revealing new messages every few seconds.
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A traffic light dangles loose from an overhead fixture, swinging on its cable but switching from red to green in perfect tandem with its other version.
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A traffic light dangles loose from an overhead fixture, swinging on its cable but switching from red to green in perfect tandem with its other version.
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He ignores subpoenas, dangles pardons to staff members to encourage them to violate the law and to former employees to discourage them from cooperating with investigations.
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She grabs on to the edge and hangs on for dear life, snagging a single, solitary kernel with her teeth while she dangles over the edge.
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This service dangles a carrot in the form of an Apple TV 4K for those who are willing to put down four months' worth of monthly payments.
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In "Solar eclipse" (2018), a small, highly reflective crystal sphere dangles above a concave glass disc suspended by three thin pieces of polyester rope and fishing line.
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But in the very same breath, he dangles the possibility at the end of a hook the internet has proven itself incapable of refusing: A scavenger hunt.
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That cosmogram figures prominently in the stunning "Spellbound" (2015), an old piano covered with used metal door keys and Spanish moss, above which dangles a single lightbulb.
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Related: Death-Defying Photoshoot Dangles Superheroes from a Skyscraper Silicon Valhalla: Stockholm Stakes Its Claim on the Future Creatives Outsource Oil Painting Inspirations to Chinese Artist Village
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Haspel's first CIA badge photo from 1985 dangles from a jacket, next to a wig that looks more like something you'd use to clean the agency's cafeteria floors.
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A man emerges from the crowd and at the exact moment of takeoff, jumps onto the landing skis and dangles precariously under the chopper's belly as it ascends.
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Above each fan dangles a whimsical sculpture made from found materials — miscellaneous clothing, crinkly plastic bags, rubber tchotchkes, unidentifiable plush toys, and more — dancing wildly in the breeze.
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Farther along the pier, a girl perches on the edge of a rowboat and dangles her feet in the water, cheerfully oblivious to the gushing waste pipe nearby.
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But at the end of the video, she enters a cave where a noose dangles from a branch above her, and it's implied that she has committed suicide.
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However, it seems likely that he's at least partially inspired by the intruder in the Scary Stories tale "What Do You Come For?" who dangles terrifyingly from the chimney.
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And that's why when Facebook dangles its next gift of virality, publishers should stay skeptical and focus on their long-term strategy rather than jumping through the new hoop.
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One side of Ferguson's body, the side committing to offence, is always doing lovely work, but his other arm dangles by his side and exposes him to counter punches.
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Also, it's intriguing to see how A24, which dangles the Satanic Temple endorsement as a promotional get, and the temple itself differ somewhat in their approach to the film.
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Even as the E.U. dangles the possibility of membership (with strings attached), corruption, ethnic tensions and fears of migrants give Moscow plenty of ways to divide, if not conquer.
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As the end of the year approaches and Trump dangles hints about whom he wants to bring in, White House officials have begun betting on who else will leave.
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Still, he dangles enough "wait, what?" statements into conversation—"I'm most proud that I have never shot any drugs in my arm"—to make spending the day with him interesting.
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Descending from each headphone is a black cylinder that either dangles aimlessly or gets pushed up by my collar, in both cases serving to make me look dorkier than usual.
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However, it seems likely that he's at least partially inspired by the scary intruder in the Scary Stories tale "What Do You Come For?" who dangles terrifyingly from the chimney.
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In another photo shoot, his ex-wife Marla is pictured being fed by her husband, in this case kneeling submissively at Trump's feet as he dangles grapes into her mouth.
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Matt: It would attach to your ceiling, and then this is a suction cup that attaches to your phone and dangles the phone just a few inches over your face.
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He also dangles prospects of a "sovereign Europe" able to hold its own with the United States and China as an alternative to populist demands for more nation-state sovereignty.
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In the portrait, shot by the Paramount stills photographer Eugene Robert Richee, Dietrich wears a top hat, a white tie and tuxedo, and a cigarette dangles suggestively from her mouth.
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There's a little battery that dangles from the bottom of the cable with a micro-USB port for charging and a small clip to attach it to your coat or shirt.
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This on its own is still potentially innocuous, as the US dangles big diplomatic prizes — like a meeting with the president — in order to get what it wants all the time.
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Footage captured from the dramatic rescue at Grouse Mountain shows the boy's father holding on to his arms as he dangles 20 feet in the air above the snow-covered slope.
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In PreShow's case, it dangles the promise of a "free" movie-going experience for what's a stone's throw from clamping your eyes open to make sure you consume the necessary content.
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That&aposs the carrot that he dangles, and then the stick which is what may end up being the case, but you&aposve got to show the carrot before the stick.
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Anika is having no parts of this and dangles the fact that she knows where all the proverbial bodies are buried — and could easily snitch her way right to the FBI.
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A banana conjoined to a lemon peel with electric blue thread becomes a crown; an orange tassel dangles from the center of 7 multi-colored skins, decay becomes sculpture to last.
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A giant model of a hammerhead shark dangles from the ceiling above us, strung up next to a replica of the creepy severed-head spider monster from John Carpenter's The Thing.
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A three-metre-deep skirt (made of sturdy polyester) dangles beneath the boom to prevent litter from escaping under it; buoyant plastic tends to float within a metre of the water's surface.
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In Transit Today, Louis Vuitton is a luxury fashion label, a status symbol that usually hangs from a shoulder or elegantly dangles from a wrist by way of a leather logoed handbag.
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But when Sin Rostro dangles the possibility of information in front him of him, he can only hold out for so long before he relents and goes to visit her in prison.
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The problem Tekashi faces ... by agreeing to cooperate for the next year -- while the prosecution dangles the carrot of a light sentence -- he's increasing the possibility someone will try to silence him.
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Relatively speaking, then, Harry Styles plays one of the more outspoken soldiers, capably demonstrating both depth and a survivalist instinct that dangles his character right on the line between human and inhumane.
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The toll could have been higher; the collapse narrowly missed a row of apartment houses, which had to be evacuated, still standing under the road to nowhere that now dangles high above.
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It coughs up dozens of silk strings — about a sixth the width of a human hair, and up to nearly two feet long — and dangles them from the bottom of the tube.
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This wasn't a fat camp out in the sticks, where a drill sergeant has you running hills and dangles Twinkies in front of you on a stick for the entirety of August.
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Three of them have been left inside the game's attached tank, where they don't have much to do except stare at the giant non-functional plastic claw that still dangles over their heads.
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Then, in the bizarrely bleak "Hanged Pierrot" (1940–41), a woman in white demurely mourns the titular lynched clown, distracting us from the spatial complexity of the pine tree from which he dangles.
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Also part of the Monuments installations, a piece by Parker Ito, at the fair with Château Shatto, dangles numerous punctured bodies of an old-timey mascot from tangles of chains and wire lights.
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And it may be fair to say today that his moment has passed, although there is still time for him to recuse himself from consideration for the distinguished post Trump dangles before him.
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Once Team Kim regroups and dangles before Trump a fake inventory or a false pledge to open up another expendable nuclear or missile site, the courtship will resume, perhaps with even greater fervor.
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Its capability and intent to menace the region will only increase, as will the probability of a nuclear war, even as Pyongyang dangles more carrots before its neighbors in the years to come.
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" Lane's high school boyfriend, Cooper, with whom she rekindles a romance, has blond hair "darkened to the color of winter wheat" and a cigarette that "dangles negligently from the corner of his mouth.
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" Final verdict:To quote Chris Carrabba's lyrics, "Hope dangles on a string/ Like slow-spinning redemption/ The shine of it has caught my eye/ And roped me in/ So mesmerizing, so hypnotizing/ I am captivated.
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A one-of-a-kind gold earring, fashioned in the shape of a woman's silhouette, dangles from his left earlobe; he calls it his Tinker Bell and jokes that it wards off evil spirits.
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The Guggenheim show starts with a late sculpture, from 1946: a spiraling tangle of plexiglass and chromium rods — reminiscent of Frank Stella's recent work — that dangles over the little fountain on the rotunda floor.
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At Romeo del Castello, Ms. Vigo pointed out the twisted remains of a railroad track that had been engulfed in 1981 and now dangles in the lava wall like a piece of modern art.
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There, no outrigger dangles from the ceiling, and an animated underwater video screen stands in for the tanks of live fish at torchlit palaces like the dearly departed Kahiki Supper Club in Columbus, Ohio.
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Mr. Robert uses nothing but his bare hands and sheer will to climb skyscrapers and cliffs, and he dangles from window edges with his feet pointing to the abyss hundreds of feet beneath him.
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In Fukunaga and Palmer's version, Beverly's mom is alive and well, although she doesn't have much to do aside from a scene in which she dangles a used tampon in front of her daughter's face.
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An awkward moment ensued on KTLA on Saturday, as weather reporter Liberté Chan was asked to put on a sweater on live TV. Mid-broadcast, someone off-camera dangles a sweater in front of Chan.
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By both serendipitously helping these users discover creators and providing the dedicated Watch video tab for following them, Facebook dangles its 2 billion users in front of influencers, recruiting those eager to grow their followings.
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Second, Congress should ensure that if the president issues or even dangles pardons in an attempt to block an investigation into his own interests, legislators will receive documents regarding the underlying investigation (once it's concluded).
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Nothing is as cool as it used to be, not even Martha's Vineyard, that 96-square-mile summer island colony and WASP redoubt that dangles like a spider from the crumbly jawline of southern Massachusetts.
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In "Suspended Ball" (1930-31), perhaps the greatest of Giacometti's early sculptures, a sphere with a cleft in its backside dangles from a string in a cage — teasing but never touching a tumescent curve below.
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The 30th annual World's Ugliest Dog Contest came to a close in Petaluma, California, on Saturday as Zsa Zsa, an English bulldog with a bodacious tongue that dangles down to her chest, taking best -- er, worst?
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Again and again, he also dangles by a single, sweat-slicked Hitchcockian hand as all of Hong Kong anxiously watches his escapades below or on TV, oohing and ahhing in presumptive harmony with the movie's audience.
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In Luciano Fabro's "Italy" (1968), a steel cutout of the boot of Europe's south hangs from the ceiling, but the wrong way up: a supporting wire stretches around Calabria, and Piedmont dangles down to the floor.
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Wood also finely delineates the potted plants on the porch, the cameo at her throat, as well as the one sinuous strand of hair that dangles provocatively from behind her ear and just grazes her neck.
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But the forthcoming bookSex Money Murder: A Story of Crack, Blood, and Betrayal dangles exclusive insights into the gang's origins, offering a fresh perspective on street violence in modern-day America—and the battle to end it.
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Where Dear Esther constantly dangles the red light of the aerial in your face so that you know the direction you're universally pointed in, A Short Hike doesn't put your final destination in your face at all.
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Mostly, it collapsed the timeline a little bit (at least so far as I can tell), and added a dramatic cliffhanger where Marie climbs over the railing on a bridge and dangles above a roaring river below.
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A hand-rolled tobacco cigarette dangles from his mouth as he introduces several more of the 30 American crocodiles who live inside enclosures at his sanctuary near a popular waterfall in St. Mary Parish, in northern Jamaica.
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The share price is well below ChemChina's offer of $465 (458 Swiss francs) per share, plus a 5 franc special dividend - worth a combined 463 francs - and currently dangles an almost 20 percent gain in front of shareholders.
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The silver charm branded with the multi-W-ed logo of the Texas-based burger chain dangles delicately from your bracelet or necklace to tell the world that your favorite accessory is meat packed between two buns. $60.
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In "The Invented Country (God-Will-Give-Days)," a 1976 work now in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York, a red flag with one corner shorn off dangles from a brass fishing rod.
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This is Stanford's virtual reality training room: a little glass box above the locker room where a virtual reality headset — a foamy black box flanked by three limp elastic headbands — dangles midair, suspended by a thick black cord.
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The bank dangles "forbearance" — a word that generally suggests mere toleration, but is specifically dirty if you've learned about it the hard way: when your student loan interest kept piling up while you took a timeout from payments.
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In "Day's End," Matta-Clark dangles on a DIY platform suspended from the roof while blowtorching a huge, crescent-shaped piece of wall; when it's finally freed and sunlight comes pouring in, the moment feels like a celestial event.
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On the other hand, Mr. Trump dangles rewards to those who show loyalty — a favorable tweet, or a presidential visit to their state — and his heavy hand has assured victory for a number of Republican candidates in their primaries.
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She uses contrasting colors to indicate facial features and dangles strands, thus creating hair to frame the face, or draws the thread at right angles away from the mouth, eyes, and nose to create a kind of windblown disfigurement.
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Which dangles the disturbing suggestion that this was either decorative nihilism (it can't have escaped the designer how putting a black model in a watermelon hat might make viewers feel) or art for art's sake: Look what I can do!
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To get her digits into shape, Coxsey uses the 'Beastmaker' — a wooden block containing a variety of holds, from which she dangles during training sessions, defying gravity with the tips of her fingertips, often with 40kg strapped to her back.
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His brief encounter with her leads to a series of adventures that find him on the lam from the police in Scotland, where he crosses moors, fords streams, dangles from bridges, assumes false identities and meets a prototypical Hitchcock blonde (also Ms. Vicars).
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Mr. Marston ("Maria Full of Grace"), who wrote the script with Julian Sheppard, dangles foreboding elements — a faintly threatening older couple (Danny Glover and Kathy Bates), a carving knife, a lamb's head on a kitchen table — but doesn't follow up on them.
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This inconvenient truth is why human males and all other land-based boreoeutherian male mammals (except rhinoceroses, interestingly) are carrying around their most valuable assets in a funny little purse seemingly made from leftover elbow skin that dangles vulnerably between the legs.
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It's not just the nerdiest details that are missing: We don't, for example, know what the top tax rate would actually be (the proposal dangles the possibility of a fourth tax bracket, for high earners, on top of that 35 percent rate).
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Though it has been a destination for runaways from the continent it dangles from for centuries — when there was easy money to be made in shipwreck salvaging, and even before that — development has brought steady growth to the archipelago in recent decades.
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Then the animal spins around and we see the side we would all wish to ignore: Hideous, welted, open sores all over, growling and spitting and screaming, an eyeball that has fallen out of its skull and dangles morbidly by its optic nerve.
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With the investment, Canada's top non-government medical landlord now has a big say in the takeover bid, which Healthscope is assessing, as it dangles the promise of a quick spin-off of the 45 hospital properties held by Australia's second-largest hospital operator.
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A Yayoi Kusama necklace has soft wool shafts, mirroring the phallus-like appendages that blanket so many of her sculptures; a Damien Hirst bracelet dangles sinister pills rather than charms, and a Louise Bourgeois collar with a rhinestone leash echoes her explorations of female servitude.
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For instance, "War" (1993) recasts the myth of Zeus and Leda in a black, gray, and white composition wherein a black, fantastical swan-like bird of prey, whose wingspan contains the word "WAR," carries off a female nude whose lifeless body dangles helplessly from its talons.
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And Hudson kicked off her summer of "Jenniferizing" with a project very close to her heart, turning the first tooth her son, David Daniel Otunga Jr., lost into a beautiful gold necklace featuring an open heart that the tooth dangles off of, almost like a tiny pearl.
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One billboard advertises a defunct cinema, complete with air-conditioning and shows at 2, 4, 6 and 8; across the road dangles a long-forgotten sign for "His Master's Voice," the black-and-white drawing of dog and gramophone that I haven't seen since my childhood.
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Drenched in dappled light and Carter Burwell's honeyed score, Simon Curtis's glowing picture dangles the story of how the author A. A. Milne (Domhnall Gleeson) created the Winnie-the-Pooh tales using the stuffed animals of his son, Christopher Robin (beautifully played by little Will Tilston).
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NUJIANG, China (Reuters) - Cha Huilan, a mother of two living in a Chinese mountain village cut off by a raging river, dangles from a harness hooked to a zipline every time she crosses its violent rapids and jagged rocks on frequent trips to buy medicine for her mother.
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Among other sculptures by Mr. Bailey (there are collages on view as well), another standout is a haunting assemblage of rock and iron that forms a Christ-like head, haloed in barbed wire and collared in spiked iron, and taunted by a single jingle bell that dangles soundlessly above.
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Instead of plot, this movie has characters or, more accurately, archetypes: a hero (Khan, if you were wondering); a stream of villains, culminating in the ultimate rascal (an amusing Sudeep, who broods as he dangles maidens off precipices); a wife (Sonakshi Sinha); and on and on like that.
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The NRA, he said, gave Republican committee members cover by deciding to leave out their votes on the bill when updating the legislators letter grades from the group—an all-important mark of confidence the NRA dangles to conservative politicians seeking to assuage the more restive members of their base.
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As spy Ethan Hunt, he skydives out of a plane (while lightning bolts light up the clouds), motorbikes at collision speeds through Paris without a helmet, leaps across tall, tall buildings in London and, in one astonishing sequence, dangles by rope from a helicopter that's whirling through a craggy mountain canyon.
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"Daddy's Gone, Girl" is one of two paintings in the show referring to an early, well-known Fischl work from 1984, "Daddy's Girl," which depicts a lounging, naked man in a deck chair at a seaside villa; he holds a wriggling infant whose little leg dangles inches from his exposed penis.
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WASHINGTON — As President Trump dangles the possibility of extending a March deadline to reach a trade deal with China, his advisers are trying to secure firm commitments from Beijing to purchase more American products, prevent currency manipulation and end its practice of forcing American companies to hand over valuable technology.
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AMBAZONIA, Cameroon — The road to Cameroon's breakaway region of Ambazonia is a long and arduous trek along a dirt trail from the mist-covered highlands on the border with Nigeria, winding down through steep rainforest hillsides, fast-flowing rivers, and across a bridge woven from jungle creepers that dangles over a rocky torrent.
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Their operatically-charged rock – complete with what we can now describe as an ICONIC video in which vocalist Amy Lee dangles perilously from the window of a high rise building like a brave civilian in a Marvel film – has bagged them multi-million album sales, two Grammys, and a meme-like status in modern society.
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Over a tender cover of The Ronettes' "Be My Baby" by DM Stith, Van Noten showed what he called a "visual overload" of Surrealist prints (including a lip print borrowed from his recent Dalí-meets-Monroe menswear collection), rich jacquards, surf's up pastels, clouds, stripes, dazzling starfish, sequined octopus tentacles, spangles and dangles of rhinestone—you name it.
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Near the door, a set of gymnastics rings dangles from a ceiling beam — "you need a strong back for this work," says Orloff, who uses them for exercise — but he is more excited to show off other toys: a gigantic drum sander and a tiny robotic edge bander that he calls "the Cadillac of Festool machines," both recent additions.
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" She repeatedly dangles before us the many lies she has told, the many things she has lost, the cliff edge at which she is perpetually teetering, and she alludes to the town itself as a grasping, haunted vortex, dragging this almost-escapee back from her grown-up life in classic Gothic fashion: "Maybe Cooley Ridge was trying to show me.
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In "Snow Beach," both the sport and its rich subculture are captured in a vast array of images: One rider cuts through powder in Japan at night while clutching a can of Budweiser; another recklessly dangles from the bottom of the chairlift; another executes a perfect grab over a snow grooming machine below, his neon hat caught by the sun.
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Though he retired years ago, Mr. Maher, like McSorley's itself, was a font of froth and fact about the bar and its memorabilia, which includes a sawdust-sprinkled floor, a pair of Harry Houdini's escape-proof handcuffs, a wanted poster for "the Murderer" John Wilkes Booth and an icky accumulation of wishbones that dangles from a gas lamp over the bar.
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A shocking social document at the time, Gin Lane showed a tableau of deprivation: a baby dangles from a railing while the mother sits in a drunken stupor; a beggar and his dog hungrily fight over a bone; brawling breaks out over the street and a dead body is stripped of valuables; a pawnbroker does a roaring trade as people swap their goods for money to buy more gin.
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THE FALCON THIEFA True Tale of Adventure, Treachery, and the Hunt for the Perfect BirdBy Joshua Hammer It's not easy to get into the mind of a notorious wild-bird trafficker — the kind of person who smuggles fertile peregrine falcon eggs by strapping them to his body, or dangles from a helicopter 700 feet over the sea so that he can skim an Arctic cliff face to raid white gyrfalcon nests.
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But observers also peer out of concert scenes and religious paintings, and most especially, from a series of vivid single-figure history paintings featuring unusually attractive protagonists, such as "Judith and Holofernes," (1626-27), whose dark-eyed Judith coolly dangles Holofernes' head by a lock of his hair, or "David and Goliath," (1000-16) in which David, pretty as a girl, hovers almost affectionately over Goliath's massive, oozing, severed head.
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But MacArthur's amendment dangles in front of Republicans two things they've longed for: the flexibility of states to raise costs for people with pre-existing conditions (while not outright denying them coverage so as to preserve their golly gee whaddya mean deniability) and the ability for states to skimp or totally gut the ten essential health benefits, which include prescription drugs and emergency services, that Obamacare (or the Affordable Care Act) requires insurers in the marketplace and small employers to cover.
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But MacArthur's amendment dangles in front of Republicans two things they've longed for: the flexibility of states to raise costs for people with pre-existing conditions (while not outright denying them coverage so as to preserve their golly gee whaddya mean deniability) and the ability for states to skimp or totally gut the ten essential health benefits, which include prescription drugs and emergency services, that Obamacare (or the Affordable Care Act) requires insurers in the marketplace and small employers to cover.
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