One side of the path drops into a jagged gully.
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The tiny plane drops into a gut-wrenching turn toward base.
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So far, the team has carried out four drops into the pool.
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This definitely looks like the necklace from Titanic that Rose drops into the water.
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Tomorrow, the high drops into the 50s with a chance of more (cold) rain.
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But don't be fooled when the headline drops into your timeline announcing this victory.
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Vince drops into weary sit Looking down at one red hand Like one red glove.
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The plane (the small one) drops into the sky and she steers it into action.
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Available as an API, the new service drops into the checkout flow on the retailer's website.
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The illusion-shattering disruption that springs up when frame rate suddenly drops into the single digits.
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Usually you don't realise until you see their face and your heart drops into your stomach.
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His ball drops into the box and for a second things look chancy, but it's cleared.
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Every so often, he drops into Panama to swap packages with that country's strongman, Manuel Noriega.
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If Trump's approval rating drops into the 240s, the bottom may fall out for House Republicans.
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After getting my hands on a bottle and pressing six drops into my face, everything became clear.
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"We are starting to respond, but these are drops into a ocean of big needs," Eglin said.
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The Syrian government and its Russian ally have since made regular aid drops into the beseiged zone.
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I put some passionflower drops into a mug of tea and let that put me to sleep.
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Dorrian screams like a cat getting strangled and then, in a split second, drops into bottom-dwelling growls.
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Like most episodes of Black Mirror, "Metalhead" drops into a non-specified future without much ceremony or explanation.
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Sifting through his back catalogue there's plenty more in the way of big drops into the deep end.
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Then the beat drops into the spaces between rhythms, in deference to the late great Stubblefield's funky break.
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Hiking trails cut between and through them ending in precipitous drops into the bright azure of the Mediterranean.
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Oh, she also drops into splits, has a team of backup dancers and tosses dollar bills around like candy.
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At the end of the workout, she drops into a middle split as easily as she swung a kettlebell.
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Just remember the stock market has historically beaten other investments, bonds and cash, even taking those drops into account.
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Dear Esther's protagonist drops into empty air, but the game ends on wings that fly us to another place.
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His alienness only briefly drops into recognizably human joy when the road trip reaches his mother, Sarah (Kirsten Dunst).
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Courageous warrior planet Mars drops into Cancer, the sign of the Alpha female, from June 4 to July 20.
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If Pulte stock drops into the $12 range, he can force the bank to buy about 10.8 million shares.
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"Late Night" drops into a pop-culture landscape suddenly very interested in imagining women in power, and in competition.
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Then, 186 miles from the ocean, it drops into a dangerous series of gorges, sinking 12 feet every mile.
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So he sort of drops into the midfield, where he clogs up his team's attacking rhythm, rather than accelerates it.
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I pack one of the adult Lunchables and my cough drops into my purse and head out to the train.
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At least, maybe that's what your faithful manhole spotter will do, selflessly defending your life from sudden drops into sewers.
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Almost as soon as my ship drops into this new star system, I'm attacked by a gang of five pirates.
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Recent history shows that the United States can avoid a recession even when the ISM manufacturing index drops into contraction territory.
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But in fact our positive perception drops into a valley until something reaches a high threshold of accuracy in mimicking humans.
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First, I carefully massaged a few drops into my T-zone since I wasn't sure of how mattifying it would be.
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As more of the global universe of safe assets drops into negative-yielding territory, income for these investors continues to fall.
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As she previously explained to PEOPLE, despite her many successes, she still deals with nerves before she drops into the pipe.
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The roughly 10-mile climb to La Rosière (which drops into Italy on its other side) was new to the Tour.
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Blue's supposed to do a dainty ballet performance but she's too cool for that, so she drops into a freestyle instead.
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You know, where it has this very rhythmic sense to it, and then it just drops into this riff that's very caveman.
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After a big "Amen," it drops into half-speed, her voice turns tearful and then out comes the flute, sounding desperately alone.
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Campaign officials say Pence is playing a crucial role whenever he drops into Midwestern battleground states for more intimate events with voters.
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Demand peaks around 6 pm, when workers get home, make dinner, watch Netflix... … Then chill, as electrical demand drops into an overnight valley.
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Neither the services nor the manufacturing sectors were spared drops into contraction territory, and the dominant service sector saw activity reverse particularly sharply.
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Our favorite use of flavorful, homemade bitters is to squeeze a few drops into a glass of seltzer as an upset stomach remedy.
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As Prynoski drops into Elliott's point of view, John becomes a shadowy darkness with veiny tendrils for hands, and the world drops away.
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After imploring and haranguing and intoning, Cruz drops into a prayerful whisper, the way preachers do when they are winding up their sermons.
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He squeezed off a couple drops into bleary eyes and instantly snapped back into the rhythm of the conversation, his headache fading quickly.
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I tried splashing it on one night before bed, pressing a few drops into my face with my fingertips, just to say I did.
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Cupid is utterly in your corner on the 16th, when the full moon drops into your fifth house of passion, fertility, and true love.
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But the siblings address their family through a Wes Anderson lens, with a tone so playful and visually poetic that it drops into surrealism.
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A lot of music drops into our inboxes each day, and filters through the world at large, but Suzi Wu made me pay attention.
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Instead, Roker's Point Settlement was an unfinished housing development under construction, with concrete slabs on the ground and dangerous drops into a water basin.
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Take your finger off the screen when the app "drops" into the new folder and then press the Home button to finish the job.
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The Syrian government and its Russian ally have made regular aid drops into the encircled zone, where about 200,000 people live, lacking food and medicine.
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I take Marilyn Manson's creation, Mansinthe, a suitably Satanic 66.6 percent, and watch the water fountain drip its slow drops into the goblet of it.
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Every couple of months, a stranger drops into the comments section of the ping-pong promposal, posted in 2012, to ask the stars: Still together?
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And I'm pretty sure that "goo" caught on camera during a Labor Day rally in Cleveland was her spitting her cough drops into a glass.
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With a tightening labor market, job growth is expected to slow down somewhat as the unemployment rate drops into the rarely seen 3 percent range.
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Forgo any tools besides the jigger; spritzes are built in the glass, and the garnish can do the mixing as it drops into the drink.
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At first I thought these complicated constructs of color and pattern were spoiled by the single tiny person Mr. Wong drops into most of them.
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The road is narrow, there are no guard rails protecting you from the sheer drops into the valley and the locals drive at crazy speeds.
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The dough then drops into a baking pan and makes its way into a proofing oven that's set for high humidity and a relatively warm temperature.
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There's no getting around the fact that Ullman is a gifted mimic and extremely talented, as evidenced by the musical numbers she drops into the episodes.
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Every few weeks, another existential threat drops into the multiplex, usually via sky portal, promising certain doom unless an "unlikely" hero steps up to stop it.
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It's pretty simple: you upload a photo of your choice, click a button, and then a nice little Drake drops into the middle of the cover.
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After creating this perfect comic space, he drops into "Redbone," which, he's right, is perfect, and everyone here knows it, and everyone wants to make out.
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To use the DHC Deep Cleansing Oil pump a few drops into your hand, or onto a cotton pad, and massage into dry skin before rinsing.
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The story moves forward and backward, as the author drops into the past to fill in some of the blanks, even those we hadn't realized existed.
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In this case, Dr. Roberts puts you under, and then he drops into your subconscious with you and guides you to the root of your issue.
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The incident caused a 15-minute delay to the iconic race, and photographs show riders wiping away tears, rubbing their noses and placing drops into their eyes.
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Rub a few drops into the palms of your hand and inhale the scent, then start to work from the center of your face outwards and upwards.
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The low-flying plane rides are so dangerous that scientists undergo "dunk training," learning to survive if the plane drops into the frigid sea, miles from shore.
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Early in the game, you have to connect a tree in a picture frame to one in a garden so an apple drops into a blue bowl.
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"At first I thought these complicated constructs of color and pattern were spoiled by the single tiny person Mr. Wong drops into most of them," he wrote.
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Once the cat-and-mouse game between captured resistance members and the First Order is over, the vehicle pulls into an escape pod and drops into space.
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He drops into the Oval Office a couple of times a week to say hello to his staff to whom he has delegated much of his executive power.
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Once the cat-and-mouse game between captured resistance members and the First Order is over, the trackless vehicle pulls into an escape pod and drops into space.
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There are a few athletes, like the national team member Riley McCusker, who put a couple of drops into water bottles and spray the mixture onto their grips.
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Within the cool-mist humidifier segment, there are three types:Ultrasonic humidifiers use high-frequency waves to split water drops into particles, which are then released into the room.
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That's a lot of steep drops into deep powder, amazing memoirs, cool houses, bad-language rap videos and loads and loads of recipes for roast chicken and salmon.
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In the video above she talks about the formula, as well as shares a major trick: Mix a few drops into your foundation for that, well, Jessica Alba glow.
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We thank Twitter often for the humor it drops into our lives, but a new recent hashtag has actually cast a spell over us because of its sheer greatness.
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True Detective Whenever a film or television show drops into an English class, it is often to offer some literary insight into how it would like to be interpreted.
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The Syrian government and its Russian allies make regular aid drops into the encircled city and there are frequent air strikes on IS targets in and around Deir al-Zor.
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Early in the film, when Cash starts telemarketing, he doesn't just talk to them on the phone; his desk actually drops into the living space of the people he's calling.
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Paak slides from rapping to singing, he prefers the rhythmic approach held high by D'Angelo in the mid-1990s, sliding from word to word, with regular hard drops into the pocket.
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This one will instantly make sense to MCU fans who've seen Captain Marvel, and it'll be baffling to everyone who only casually drops into the Marvel films featuring their favorite characters.
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He's continued to return to take more snaps of the on-going lavafall as it drops into the sea, including a particularly dramatic selection of lava-lit photos from last night.
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Childbirth has left me with a cystocele and rectocele (when the bladder and rectum respectively collapse into the vaginal wall) and a uterine prolapse (when the uterus drops into the vagina).
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Grayson goes from a systems engineer on a fleet ship to combat controller — a special forces soldier who drops into hostile territory and guides in the Navy's drop ships and fighters.
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And then it doesn't: A diabolical, bendy creature named Mr. Flux drops into their Virginia town from another dimension, hands them a Polaroid camera and commands them to take a photograph.
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But before he allowed himself to dream of wonder cures, he tried the same experiment again — putting milky drops into a petri dish — this time using plasma from a different snake.
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One option is to choose Email then Send me an email as the action, and each RSS item should appear as a correctly formatted HTML email that promptly drops into your inbox.
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Dermatologists typically recommend wearing sunblock with SPF 30 or higher every single day, so integrating the light-textured Sun Drops into your daily routine will also check that precaution off your list.
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The researchers' next steps include clinical trials and exploring the possibility of using the retina as a "window to the brain" by developing the drops into a diagnostic resource for Alzheimer's disease.
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"Exchange-rate drops into the lower end of the sterling/dollar $1.30–$1.40 range can be used to build exposure to sterling," said Mark Haefele, Chief Investment Officer, UBS Global Wealth Management.
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"Exchange-rate drops into the lower end of the sterling/dollar $1.30$1.40 range can be used to build exposure to sterling," said Mark Haefele, Chief Investment Officer, UBS Global Wealth Management.
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Every time the rapper-drummer-singer drops into some supple soul, he pulls himself out just as quickly, snapping into fractious (and wittily satirical) protest songs or brittle, funk-heavy hip-hop defiance.
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The more secrets you uncover and people you help, the more complicated things get — until everything drops into place, and your protagonist's role turns out to be very different than it first seemed.
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Once a selection is made the tape drops into the guts of the machine, where it's automatically rewound and then both sides are played back to back without needing to flip the tape.
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The outlet also liked that Samsung's phones were able to survive drops into its pressurized dunk tank, which means consumers won't have to worry too much if a phone drops in the pool.
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He bookends the performance with a tipsy "Silent Night" and drops into Little Anthony and The Imperials' modest 1964 R&B hit "Goin' Out of My Head" when the lyrics call for it.
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"It saves four to seven seconds on any hole and involves using a driver and smacking it into a flag so that the ball rolls off and drops into the hole," they say.
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And instead of trying to top that, it drops into a reflective, even meditative place that stands in stark contrast to the shocking bouts of intense violence and the startling practical-effects grindhouse gore.
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Occupational rules that reserve even simple tasks for nurses, like delivering an insulin shot or even putting drops into a patient's eye, also act as a barrier against providing care workers with better training.
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Horizontal stitching covers the bodice and back of the jacket, the shoulder to forearm area creates an arrow design, ending at the elbow, that drops into a solid sleeve and gathers at the wrist.
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All of that said, there's no possible way to know how many old-school assist or block totals were a bit high thanks to favorable local crews squeezing a few extra drops into the bucket.
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Citizenn's self-directed vision includes faceless (at times headless) mannequins suspended in patterned formations beneath waves of flashing lights—things take off even more once the song drops into a more dancefloor-friendly broken beat.
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Amazon's Man in the High Castle comes to an end with its fourth season, and the company brought a brief clip from the upcoming premiere, in which Juliana Cain is shot and drops into another dimension.
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Rihanna, donning a bikini and mesh coverup in the red, gold and green colors we associate with Rastafarianism and the Caribbean in general, drops into a dip to let you know just what you're getting into.
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As essential oils can be harsh on the skin, if you're buying them in pure form, simply place a few drops into a carrier oil, such as grape seed oil, jojoba oil, or coconut oil, Beider says.
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Ms. Blunt steps into Julie Andrews's timeless role as the titular nanny who drops into the lives of the children of the now-grown Michael and Jane Banks (Ben Whishaw and Emily Mortimer), via a kite, naturally.
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Even now — after the record-breaking, after three gold medals at the Winter X Games, after all the press coverage — 17-year-old snowboarder Chloe Kim still gets nervous before she drops into the half-pipe to compete.
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The Joker may not technically be real, but, in one sense, he is as real as any other phenomenon that drops into your feed, with opinions of Joker hardening along ideological lines before the movie is even out.
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Anyway, the last 10 minutes of "The Long Night" are borne up by Djawadi's beautiful, haunting music, which drops into a solo piano with minimal orchestral backing for the section when it seems like all hope is lost.
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There are some signs of the former—the UN announced an agreement with the regime on February 16th for access to seven towns, perhaps including air-drops into Deir al-Zor, a city largely held by Islamic State (IS).
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Like the experimentation of the artist in the studio, the inevitable mishaps of raising a child, or the apprehension as the marble drops into the net at the end of a Rube Goldberg, it's the process that's most significant.
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The place is spectacular ... 30,000 square feet, 10 bedrooms, 20 bathrooms, a 10 car garage, ridiculous pools, including an indoor waterfall that drops into a lap pool, beauty salon, wine room, massage room, movie theater ... and on and on.
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Apple's iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus are both water-resistant but not waterproof, which means they can be used in the rain and may survive accidental drops into the water, but aren't built to withstand prolonged periods of exposure.
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"Midway through an hour of aerobic exercises, he drops into a split that would make a gymnast envious, bends forward until his face touches the floor, looks up, and smiles," The Washington Post wrote in 2002, when he was 70.
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She can put on a full-on show singing "La Vie En Rose" when she's among friends in the drag club, but put her in a situation where she has to sing her own songs, and she nearly drops into a panic.
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But when he drops into his low-register purr — the exaggerated Latin-lover voice he uses as a weapon in Desperado, or parodies as Puss in Boots in the Shrek movies and their spinoffs — he becomes the voice of attentive, caring, competent comfort.
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Everywhere were wonderful reminders of our mortality: sheer 300-foot drops into saw-toothed river bottoms; eroding hillside ledges that slid away in our wake; Yugo-size cows with a knack for materializing around blind turns; and at road crossings, careening oil trucks.
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This disassociation of the woman star from her own fame results in a narrative that presents that fame as something that happens to her husband: she drops into his life, he makes her famous, and his inability to handle her success fuels his downward spiral.
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Like most things in the film (including a mountain lion that drops into Jesse's motel room), this is meant to signal menace, although she may simply be angling for a job as one of those outsized statuettes which stand at the entrance to the Oscars.
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In the evening, he drops into legendary, now disappeared, night clubs like Howard Stein's Rock Lounge, Peppermint Lounge, and the Mudd Club to watch No Wave musicians like Kid Creole and the Coconuts, Coati Mundi, James White and the Blacks, and Walter Steding and the Dragon People perform.
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It covers beautiful and rugged terrain, including achingly steep inclines (and those are after the roughly 700 stairs near the start), chaotic trap-door drops into Muir Woods, and tangles of single-track trails over rocks and roots and through thickets of poison oak, among other nasty elements.
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And so he jumps from one heartbreak to the next, passes through Gaza, drops into Pakistan, spends time in Turkey and ambles along the border separating (somewhat) Mexico and the United States, where an American border guard rather ridiculously tries to explain where Mr. Ai can and cannot go.
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" The track, which opens with light, airy strings and then drops into a dark, dramatic beat, starts out with Swift almost daring the listener to cross her as she croons: "I don't like your little games, don't like your tilted stage, the role you make me play, like a fool, no, I don't like you.
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RELATED: Controversial term 'anchor baby' drops into the 2016 race Trump has raised the issue of "anchor babies" in the United States more than any other candidate, regularly suggesting in his stump speeches that children born on U.S. soil to undocumented parents should not be U.S. citizens, as they are today considered under the law.
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As it does for just about every dialogue sequence, the camera cuts away from its overhead-and-behind view of the characters (or if you zoom in, it drops into a nearly over-the-shoulder perspective) and covers the conversation in the familiar shot-reverse shot format, complete with detailed facial animations and gestures.
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You won't want to waste a single drop of this aloe vera-based solution, so skip the cotton balls and splash a few drops into the palm of your hand, then press it into your skin and let the potent blend of witch hazel, lactic acid, and sodium hyaluronate do the texture-smoothing, gently-exfoliating work.
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That series is a more straightforward adaptation of Neil Gaiman's novel — and occasionally suffers for it — but when it drops into the backstory of one or two characters in particular, as it does for whole episodes at a time, it has to flesh out the short stories about those characters from the book (where Gaiman will occasionally include character-specific interludes that run few pages in length).
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Our matching eyes, sandy hair, and the way my accent drops into a burr when I'm back home shooting the shit with him mark us as kin, but there's a lot about my life that my dad doesn't understand, and a lot about his that I'll never know; he doesn't talk much, and when he does, there's not a lot of soul-searching going on.
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It's perhaps not surprising that art retreats to the earth in times of acute political or social unrest; the phrase ''lying down'' may conjure sleep and relaxation, as when one drops into bed after a hard day, but it also suggests surrender, as when one refuses to fight back, or brings to mind radical political actions such as lying in the road to block traffic or staging a ''die-in.
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Deviating from his point-of-view rules, Mukherjee drops into a chapter of Ritwik's a startling stream-of-consciousness passage in which Anne remembers the son's birth, in India, and mixes it with the memory of his death: His brains blown out, a leaking dark jam everywhere, on the desk at which he had sat while doing it, on the wall behind, spattered with blood as if a naughty child had had an accident with a bottle of ink. . . .
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She frequently drops into poetry where the naked hurt drips off the page: The compromise I made was not an easy thing to do It was either you or me and I chose you Although far from a joker you spoke in wry, wry riddles I could have given you so much but you wanted so little I thought you might supply some tenderness I lacked But out of all the things I offered you took my breath away And now I want it back Fisher's previous memoirs, Wishful Drinking and Shockaholic, are also about heavy, hurtful experiences.
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She describes Jewish life as a pinball game, a pleasant cycle of recapitulation, handed down with only minor variations: Once that princess pinball was whacked out of her slot, she hit the top of the board and tumbled down, hole to hole — the schools, the Houses of Worship, the Junior Holiday and Varieties, the Blind Dance, the camps, the tour of California, the tour to Europe, the college, the marriage, then — thwock — out comes a new princess-pinball and she drops into the last hole and people rub their eyes a few times at Riverside Memorial.
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