Go deeper: Europe's political storm engulfs Merkel, May and Macron
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"It is this big wave that engulfs me," Ms. Saad said.
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Dense fog engulfs the Dasna stretch in Ghaziabad on Nov. 7.
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Go deeper: Trump impeachment threat engulfs all corners of federal government
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As darkness engulfs the cathedral, it feels like a last breath.
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Sometimes the ill-feeling between China and Taiwan engulfs sporting events.
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Fire engulfs the Branch Davidian compound near Waco, Texas, April 19, 1993.
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It's part of the vast complex of negativity that engulfs this market.
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Read "In a Southern Libya Oasis, a Proxy War Engulfs Two Tribes"
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Dense, toxic smog engulfs the Dasna stretch in Ghaziabad, India, on Nov. 7.
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Fire engulfs the Branch Davidian compound near Waco, Texas, on April 2874, 19903.
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Sickened & disgusted once again by the lack of humanity that engulfs our country.
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In other words, Perry engulfs you in the elements of Turner's The Slave Ship.
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Bong and Kelly Masterson's script engulfs you with every progression through the train cars.
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A simulated rainbow engulfs Kesha and her dancers, before a bona fide glitter storm erupts.
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In the image, Clarke's grin engulfs her face so much that her eyes appear closed.
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Stunned, the fish is easy prey for the cone snail, who engulfs and consumes it.
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The installation symbolizes the uncertainty that engulfs the region in a post-Arab Spring world.
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Eventually, a chef with a huge head arrives and engulfs the stage in whipped cream.
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There is no escape from the suffering that engulfs Afghanistan, no matter where I am.
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Be afraid, be very afraid, of the pious, pretentious, bullying media that now engulfs our industry.
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Just kidding: Star's ego is the fourth member of Big Trouble, and it already engulfs the stage.
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"They won't have to deal with the crisis that engulfs my country" if Maduro isn't forced out.
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That unraveling finally engulfs her and one day she ditches it all: Yale, her education, her family.
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Now a sea of bitter accusations and counter-accusations engulfs the Obama administration and the Israeli government.
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As heavy fighting engulfs eastern Aleppo, the humanitarian situation is "known to be catastrophic", the ICRC said.
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The National Weather Service is predicting "widespread record highs" as a heat wave engulfs the Pacific Northwest.
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And the Molly Ivins that she invented keeps on giving in a legacy that engulfs this movie.
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The decay of Olympic sites is happening as a financial crisis engulfs federal, state and municipal governments.
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Smoke billows as fire engulfs the spire of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, France on April 15.
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The boots are tall; the wide pant leg engulfs their upper reaches for a very Comme-ing effect.
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It's 2016, and I'm in the Costa Rican jungle as darkness engulfs the grounds of the Envision Festival.
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The giant tree engulfs the family station wagon and, once they get home, barely fits inside their house.
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When Muslet sees me, he bounds up and, forgoing a handshake entirely, engulfs me in a bear hug.
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This behavior is practically built into a campaign finance system in which nearly limitless cash engulfs both parties.
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It engulfs from underneath in its lowest rumbles, and snaps with personality and wit at its highest tremors.
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There is beauty here — a dawn trio of high bells; twinkling, milky mystical shimmers — but night inevitably engulfs day.
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The narrative that engulfs the movie's male protagonist Luo Hongwu (Huang Jue) is replete with elements of film noir.
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Confidence: Medium-High Friday is much calmer but also colder, as a large high pressure system engulfs the region.
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In Rofé and Peele's hands, the 24-hour news cycle becomes a voracious, multiheaded monster that eventually engulfs everything.
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Read "In a Southern Libya Oasis, a Proxy War Engulfs Two Tribes" Watch "Libya's Migrant Trade: Europe or Die"
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" Fabri engulfs the fictional black presidents in light, creating what he calls "a halo effect that references stature and hope.
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There is the smoke that engulfs guests as they enter, and that in a few cases has left them disoriented.
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The debate now also engulfs Mr. Trump's daughter Ivanka, who late last month became an unpaid assistant to the president.
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In one work, from 2004, gold paint sprayed onto copper engulfs a sketchy apparition of a woman playing a flute.
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The dragons take a season to hatch, then they grow up fast; war breaks out, then it engulfs the world.
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If crisis engulfs Italy, the bloc's third-largest member, even Franco-German determination to save the euro may not be enough.
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"A fake Venice next to the real one, whereby the truth of the simulacrum shatters and engulfs the truth of history"?
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A Turkana tribeswoman reacts after an accidental fire engulfs a shelter in a Turkana settlement in Ilemi Triangle, Kenya, in July.
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A true sense of catharsis engulfs the Sarao crowd as the drops get bigger and heavier, working their way towards dubstep.
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Rising yields have not so far spread beyond Italy's borders, but further increases could mean that crisis engulfs the euro zone again.
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People freeze to death in the streets, helicopters fall out of the sky, and a massive tidal wave engulfs New York City.
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As the collective engulfs her in its beautifully spiraling embrace, what may have been intended as a universal story feels instead generic.
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For about two minutes, sections of those states will experience totality, when the moon engulfs the sun and turns day into night.
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From his vantage point watching the action, the queen's Hand mutters, "Flee, you idiot," before the dragon nearly engulfs Jamie in fire.
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As we relentlessly pursue them for their wrongs, let them feel just a tiny sliver of the fear that engulfs our lives.
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The eponymous creature of the 50s sci-fi classic, the Blob is an amorphous gob of alien goo that engulfs whatever it touches.
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His district that engulfs much of the St. Petersburg area and the surrounding beaches is a swing district — Crist beat incumbent Republican Rep.
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Once aroused, the need for closure fosters the craving for reliable information, the acute desire to dispel the paralyzing ambiguity that engulfs us.
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Step by step, she inches closer to the edge and her doubts engulfs her, fear takes over, and she decides to walk back.
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As the coronavirus crisis engulfs the planet, some think that using official data to make sense of the situation only helps so much.
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This could either be a Watergate-style scandal that engulfs the Trump presidency or a "Hitler Diaries"-style hoax, or anything in between.
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One way to fix this could be to deploy a balloon that completely engulfs the vehicle, turning it into a big beach ball instead.
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If he or President Trump wanted to begin to heal the mindless partisanship that too often engulfs the Congress, Gorsuch's nomination would be withdrawn.
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In the last decade, Mexico has been the most dramatic theater in a crisis that engulfs countries as far apart as Jamaica and Brazil.
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At least 29 people have died as the Camp Fire engulfs large swaths in the north, matching the deadliest wildfire in the state's history.
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As Civil War engulfs the aliens, a human envoy, Melody Azikiwe, must try to broker peace, and free a team of SPARTAN-IIs from captivity.
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With some investors getting nervous, it raises the question of whether Wall Street is in for more volatility if more turmoil engulfs the White House.
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The palace's stunning architecture engulfs the mix of rooms used for a wide array of functions and intimate meetings with visiting lawmakers and French officials.
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That means that next Monday, when the moon engulfs the sun in the sky, a new generation will experience a celestial extravaganza unlike anything else.
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In the first, a painting praised for its authentic rendering of what humans saw during an eclipse in 1932, a corona engulfs the whole moon.
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Then, a type of white blood cell known as macrophages—Greek for "big eaters"—recognizes the tag, engulfs the cell or pathogen, and destroys it.
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From television to comedy to sports, politics surrounds and engulfs us, leaving us no space to gather as citizens without giving a thought to it.
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The moment we cease to hold each other, the moment we break faith with one another, the sea engulfs us and the light goes out.
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Genre pioneer Jeff Mills has spoken extensively of the techno producers' desire to create sound which engulfs the listener, and revels in that sense of escapism.
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The newly functional proxies have inspired explanations and hypotheses about the 84 percent of matter that's invisible—the long-sought "dark matter" that seemingly engulfs galaxies.
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Despite the absurdity of the incident, it was quite revelatory about the indescribable fear that engulfs authoritarian leaders when confronted with opponents who persevere despite persecution.
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It engulfs the audience in its rituals, and we wanted to imagine a staging that would give this feeling of immersive sound back to the listener.
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"If it engulfs the whole neighborhood, it doesn't matter how many fire trucks you bring – you may not be able to take it down," he said.
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Fuses are lit, and the cabinet either keeps the fire relatively contained, or a cloud of smoke engulfs the image, and the grass below gets singed.
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Some of this he achieves with stark visual echoes, as when water rushing into a downed Spitfire engulfs the pilot and elsewhere a soldier nearly drowns.
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This makes management difficult for DHS, as a "code-of-silence" engulfs the entire CI industry in fear of public abandonment wherein business survivability becomes jeopardized.
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The interaction draws the pair closer, so that when the second star puffs up into a supergiant, it engulfs the two of them in a common envelope.
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While chaos engulfs Venezuela's cities, his social-media team has been seeking to humanise the dictator with video vignettes that emphasise his homespun origins and simple wisdom.
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Tear gas engulfs a protester in Ferguson, Missouri, after a demonstration over the killing of 18-year-old Michael Brown by a Ferguson police officer on Aug.
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President Donald Trump urged House Republicans to pass an immigration bill Tuesday as an uproar over his policy of separating migrant children from parents engulfs his administration.
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The instrumental Japanese quartet's symphonic compositions work towards extremes, basking in shards of light when they stream through the windows, channeling the darkness when it engulfs them.
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There's a scene in Hustlers in which Jennifer Lopez, wearing nothing but a bikini and a fur coat, engulfs Constance Wu into the lining of her jacket.
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A moment later, they are separated by a man who roughly claims her, and an intensely physical rhythmic group dance—undulating torsos, fanned hands—engulfs them all.
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Some of those parts eventually wind up in jets made by Airbus, a company now overwhelmed with orders as a safety scandal engulfs its primary competitor, Boeing.
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The circumstances of those swept off rocks, including Bhandari and Uprety, are often the same: an area appears safe until a bigger-than-normal wave engulfs an unsuspecting visitor.
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What is clear is that the refugees exiled on Manus Island and Nauru have been forgotten, our plight has been erased from among the chaos that engulfs this world.
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Perhaps Trump will agree to testify under oath, in which case the sense of high drama and imminent crisis that now engulfs official Washington will at least temporarily subside.
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It engulfs and devours the very expertise it rejects, partly through a mocking air of being in on the bottomlessly unfunny joke, like Roger Stone in his Joker costume.
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When Amér at last agrees to meet, bringing along his protective brother (Pedro De León) and the soothing Dr. Castillo (Germán Jaramillo), the turbulence of Millie's family engulfs him.
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In a statement after the briefing, the chairs of the House Intelligence, Oversight and Foreign Affairs committees said: Go deeper: Trump impeachment threat engulfs all corners of federal government
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They point to the deep suffering that engulfs the lives of those who exist in the margins and intersections of society, beyond the interests of the powers that be.
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When a stockade of letters is released detailing Gilead's many disturbing, human rights-bashing practices, an even angrier rally nearly engulfs the Waterfords' car as they head out of Canada.
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Tens of thousands of Venezuelans have crossed into Colombia in the past year, as triple-digit inflation, a collapsed health system and weeks of violent protests engulfs oil-rich Venezuela.
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Nolan's camera pushes the edges of the screen as far as it can as Dunkirk engulfs the audience in something that feels like a lot more than a war movie.
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And as racism persists, black athletes like Kaepernick are left with few if any options but to put their feet into the fire that engulfs the communities they belong to.
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And if the wave of populism that spawned Brexit and now elected Mr Trump engulfs the euro area, China might even begin to look like a refuge for rich-world investors.
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The wood for the stove comes from a pile near the house collected from surrounding scrub and forests and the bluish smoke that rises once the fire is lit engulfs Dhavkar.
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While virtual reality gear like Oculus engulfs the brain to present a different reality, books engage the brain and present a different reality through a more creative exchange between medium and self.
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Storylines about Salma's secret opioid addiction, or a social-media storm that engulfs Sam's estranged sister—a British politician accused of racism—seem to arise only from a desire to be topical.
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When Vasilisa succeeds at this, she's granted one of the skull lanterns that rings Baba's house; upon returning home, the lantern immediately engulfs her horrible family in flames, freeing her from their tyranny.
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Brady warned that further escalation, such as the administration's latest move to levy tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods, risked a multiyear fight that 'that engulfs more and more of the globe.
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The recovered knives, however, were kitchen knives, made of metal alloys that burn at only very high temperatures — the kind of intense heat that quickly engulfs an entire room, if not a house.
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Meanwhile, the damned, as if anticipating the Venetian acqua alta and perhaps even global warming, are downing in a flood, which totally engulfs the skeletons at the very bottom of this stupendous picture.
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Then there is Alberto Giacometti's gray portrait of "Annette Seated" (21992), and Eugène Carrière's "Maternity (Suffering)" (21997–218), in which a monochrome haze engulfs its figures as if in a sandstorm, suggesting emotional turmoil.
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"The American dream has been taken away from us," Jane complains; but the movie is less concerned with facile politics than with hopelessness, with a location that engulfs the rootless and erases the orphaned.
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If this firestorm engulfs the Trump presidency, there will be Republican votes in the House and Senate to create the independent counsel, and probably enough to override any presidential veto of legislation creating it.
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After about seven minutes of offbeat Gregorian chants, a wave of drums and guitar chords suddenly — and hilariously — engulfs the soundtrack, prompting the child to spin and pound her dirty soles into the ground.
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The basket and balloon make contact with the power lines, and an enormous electric sound engulfs the surrounding area as the balloon and basket catch fire, and the craft takes off back into the air.
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The sudden resignation of Myanmar President Htin Kyaw is a worrying development for the country's future, according to one politics watcher, especially as a crescendo of criticism engulfs de-facto ruler Aung San Suu Kyi.
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In these scenes, Lim frequently splits the screens, mixing shots from above and below the surface of the water, calling attention to the water's surface as a boundary, a fluid barrier that divides and engulfs.
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As chaos engulfs the White House and the State Department descends into irrelevance, the former South Carolina governor has emerged as a vigorous, independent voice in U.S. foreign policy, burnishing her credentials within the Republican Party.
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" With Bela Bartok's "The Miraculous Mandarin" as mood music, a white cloud engulfs soldiers as a narrator intones, "And on this desert this cloud was unleashed so men could measure the dimensions of its stupefying power.
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Beneath the hammer and sickle at to center of the dome, intricate mosaics along its curved walls depict communist propaganda and graffiti engulfs the original murals of Karl Marx, Vladimir Lenin and Bulgarian leaders of the past.
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A Guatemala police officer attempting to escape the dooming cloud of ash rushing toward him captured the moment Volcan del Fuego erupted on Sunday, sending people fleeing by foot and car before the thick, gray dust engulfs them.
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"I do not pretend to be familiar with every nuance of the longstanding turmoil that engulfs Israel and Palestine; it is no doubt as aged and tangled as the family trees ripped apart by its brutality," he writes.
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CreditCreditSergey Ponomarev for The New York Times SHOYNA, Russia — Shoyna, a Russian fishing village on the frigid shores of the White Sea, is slowly vanishing under sand that engulfs entire houses, their roofs just barely visible above the dunes.
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The main thing to remember is that we don't see her die in the finale — the black dust that the monster disintegrates into engulfs her and hides her from view, and when it's cleared she's nowhere to be seen.
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On Wednesday, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals denied Uber's motion to stay a trial, meaning that Uber is set to go to court on June 20 over a massive class action lawsuit that potentially engulfs over a hundred thousand drivers.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - From trimming menus in staff canteens to cutting back on soap and washing detergent at worker camps, the global mining industry that once lavished perks on employees is scrimping like never before as a brutal downturn engulfs minerals markets.
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She's largely managed to avoid the circus atmosphere that engulfs her husband's presidency, even as the news media scrutinize everything from her choice of footwear during a trip to hurricane-ravaged Texas to the cool posture she maintains with her husband when they're in public.
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In brisk, almost breakneck strokes, Roy depicts the violence of a war that suddenly engulfs the citrus-scented birthplace of its central character, Nomi, brutally claiming her father, then her brother and mother, and leaving Nomi to be consigned by boat to an unknown future.
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Schlapp has increasingly stepped in to lead the communications staff when crisis engulfs the West Wing and Trump demands Hicks be by his side, or at least within earshot, often acting as a de facto communications director in Hicks' absence, three White House officials said.
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There's something that happens to you as a viewer when you're encountering a work of such scale, in that you can have distance from the work, and see it in its entirety, but then when you're up close to it, it kind of engulfs and swallows you.
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Nolan's camera pushes the edges of the screen as far as it can — you must see this movie in IMAX and on film, rather than digital, if at all possible — as Dunkirk engulfs the audience in something that feels like a lot more than a war movie.
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You put your smartphone into a portable device like a Google Cardboard or a Samsung Gear—or you use a more powerful computer-based setup, such as the Oculus Rift or the HTC Vive—and the device engulfs your field of vision and tracks your head movement.
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Nolan's camera pushes the edges of the screen as far as it can — you must see this movie in IMAX and on film, rather than digital, if at all possible — as Dunkirk engulfs the audience in something that feels a lot more like a symphony than a war movie.
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Gross Algae Bloom Engulfs a Lake Full of Human ShitWe're in the dog days of summer, which means disgusting algae blooms are cropping up across…Read more ReadFor the study, the researchers looked at data found in the eBird Citizen Science database, which collects information about bird populations through documented sightings.
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"The spectrum that appeared before our eyes confirmed first that PSO J0309+27 is actually an AGN, or a galaxy whose central nucleus is extremely bright due to the presence, in its center, of a supermassive black hole fed by the gas and the stars it engulfs," Belladitta's team said.
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But in a stunning fall from grace, Mr. Neschling now finds himself entangled in the far-reaching ethical crisis consuming one Brazilian institution after another as a graft scandal engulfs the Theatro Municipal, the high-culture landmark in São Paulo's old center where he was named artistic director in 2013.
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The women come together not for the purposes of revenge, but because their husbands' mistakes leave them no choice: The fiery explosion that kills the men also engulfs $2 million that belongs to a Chicago crime lord, and the widows must pay back their partners' debts before they meet the same fate.
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Trump allies said the campaign had no choice but to do what it always does when a crisis engulfs the presidency, from impeachment to the threat of war with Iran: quickly and quietly follow the president's lead — pushing out new talking points, buying new Facebook ads and lining up voices to defend the president forcefully.
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Our current American president, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, is not one of them, which is symptomatic of the malaise, outrage and betrayal that engulfs his presidency.
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Someone should preserve this and put it in a museum because, after the bees die and we drain every single natural resource and the sun engulfs the planet just to put us all out of our misery, aliens are going to need it to figure out the last moment a large group of people were able to co-exist in joy and peace and vests.
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When I see a Normal like me wearing something that engulfs her finger (especially when it's one giant diamond of question-mark quality stacked on top of a ring of more diamonds) I wonder (less judgey-shittily, more curiously, I think) about whether she knows she's flexing social capital, or not, and why it's so important to her that I notice it, if it is.
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The Hill's 12:200063 Report: Sexual harassment crisis engulfs political media | More Charlie Rose accusers come forward | Strong ObamaCare enrollment numbers | Trump calls UCLA player's dad 'ungrateful fool' | 8 rescued after Navy plane crash | Trump at Mar-a-Lago | Thanksgiving traffic warnings | Best Black Friday deals NEW DEVELOPMENT: Charlie Rose has more accusers: Three CBS employees have come forward and accused Charlie Rose of sexual harassment.
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" Concluding, "To all the bullies out there, I just want you to know that as much as we despise your actions never, ever do we wish for you to feel the paralyzing pain that engulfs our bodies, a pain so severe that it makes the simple act of breathing difficult or the guilt that leaves us wondering what we could have done differently-or that struggle to remember the last words we spoke.
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"It's clear the escalating trade dispute with China will go one of two ways – a long, multi-year trade war between the two largest economies in the world that engulfs more and more of the globe, or a deliberate decision by President Trump and President XI to meet and begin crafting an agreement that levels the playing field between China and the U.S. for local farmers, workers and businesses," Brady said in a statement.
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"With this announcement, it's clear the escalating trade dispute with China will go one of two ways – a long, multi-year trade war between the two largest economies in the world that engulfs more and more of the globe, or a deliberate decision by President Trump and President XI to meet and begin crafting an agreement that levels the playing field between China and the U.S. for local farmers, workers and businesses," Brady said in a statement.
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My coverage would feel incomplete if I didn't say a few words about another somewhat flawed highlight, Mauro Herce's Dead Slow Ahead, whose glacial, Theo Angelopoulos–esque camerawork and focus on an industrial cargo ship's barren and menacing machinery sets its vision apart from most of the Camden fare, but whose reliance on a too-cute, loosely-fabricated narrative (the ship figuratively engulfs its crew, or so the program notes explain it) takes it down a few notches in my book.
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