This slick device just hangs out enticingly on your countertop.
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But whether they know of each other is, enticingly, unclear.
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It's very sweet but also has an enticingly complex mustard flavor.
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Perhaps most enticingly, we're just starting to see what Brandless is offering.
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These problems are complex, but populist politicians put forward enticingly simple solutions.
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As populations grow and cities expand, floodplains offer enticingly flat, accessible tracts for developers.
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Enticingly, Mr. Powell did refer in passing to the challenge posed by frothy financial markets.
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Not just because we demand it and wrestlers love it for its enticingly reckless visuals.
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Glossy, enticingly golden, amber or deep-brown, caramel can pull a dish in different directions.
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The midsummer heat moves enticingly amongst the bodies crowded on the dancefloor of Zorba's tropical discotheque.
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Jack's fate carried that dynamic forward, in a way, as the writers enticingly spooned out clues.
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Few people understood — and could explain as enticingly — the potential of lithography as well as Mr. Hollander.
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One recent Saturday afternoon, enticingly low-priced books lay on the tables outside the store, as usual.
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This company travels under the name NoFit State, and it exudes an enticingly musky scent of vagabond glamour.
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Mr. Trelinski delves enticingly into one of the mysteries of the opera: What is this potion they drink?
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My wish for more to do or explore is symptomatic of just how enticingly gorgeous the game's environment is.
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There were plenty of runs I hadn't gotten to yet, including the enticingly named Naked Lady and Pure Bliss.
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Enticingly for the Trump administration, tight rules (and those in NAFTA are fairly tight) reduce imports from non-NAFTA countries.
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And the enticingly simple but quack remedy of slamming the door on the continent and its citizens is no answer.
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Perhaps most enticingly, they have relationships with a number of lawmakers and could lean on their allies to oppose Trump.
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And perhaps most enticingly of all, Philip Glass's Études are spread over two nights on Thursday and Feb. 83.thestonenyc.
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Staring at screens—as enticingly beautiful as they are—isn't great for your eyes (although it won't permanently damage your vision).
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Confusingly named, enticingly remote and increasingly popular, the chilly island of Greenland is fast becoming the dark horse of 133 travel destinations.
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Perhaps most enticingly, permanent residents can qualify for the Permanent Fund Dividend, which cuts each member of the population a check each year.
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Among the items considered: military funding far above the White House's request and, enticingly for Trump, full funding for Trump's border security demands.
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It was still the '50s, when kidney-shaped pools were the rage, and soon, one curved enticingly around an L-shaped glass enclosure.
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From newbies to pre-existing Instant or Crock-Pot obsessives, the ahead enticingly priced gadgets are sure to make anyone's must-have kitchen list.
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Like the latest debut from Lamborghini or McLaren, this Mac Pro has an immediate visual impact, looking at once familiar and enticingly novel and different.
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The song snippet in the video may be short, but it's undeniably contagious, using a pitched-up vocal sample to create an enticingly nostalgic mood.
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The two-level shop is small but airy and elegant, featuring wood builts-ins, a fireplace, stately chandeliers and stacks of books piled enticingly on tables.
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The Reichs headed west to East Hampton, where they considered a contemporary five-bedroom house with a pool on Woodpink Drive, enticingly located near good friends.
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Its pieces zoom through the air like candy-colored shrapnel, whizzing by before the memory can tag them and making the blandly familiar sound enticingly exotic.
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Seeing these enticingly chaotic spectacles on view in Double Lives tells the untold story of these artist-musician hybrids, but it feels like just the beginning.
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That is because new EU rules, enticingly called the "fourth railway package", will force all state rail firms to open their tracks to rivals from next year.
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When they met, they discussed the consideration of military funding far above the White House's request and, enticingly for Trump, full funding for Trump's border security demands.
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If Natixis-style transparency were to be made mandatory for fellow lenders that signed the Principles for Responsible Banking, green finance's VIP area could become enticingly busy.
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But, every once in a while we come across a menu item so brilliant and enticingly delicious that we have that cronut-like lightbulb moment all over again.
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These gourmet versions of our pantry staples are small-batch, enticingly packaged, harder to find, and much more expensive — often costing as much as double the name-brand price.
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Everything in the store is insanely soft and enticingly droopy (except on the women's floor, where among many things is a selection of thong leotards by Alix for $195).
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And even pastry novices with a little patience will end up with something enticingly delicious, even if it doesn't puff up as much as it would with a little practice.
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The director Frank Perry, working with his first wife, Eleanor Perry, and other screenwriters, is distinguished mainly by his skill at eliciting enticingly florid yet intimately vulnerable performances from actors.
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Even more enticingly, for players from outside the European Union, Belgium offers a fast track to European citizenship, making it an ideal port of call for African players in particular.
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There's the release of "A Dog's Journey," the sequel to "A Dog's Purpose," which in 2017 tugged at the heart strings of animal lovers so enticingly it took in $19933 million worldwide.
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It is so enticingly mysterious and exciting-looking and with such a cool cast and aesthetic it is looking like it'll make a little video game history when it finally comes out.
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Death Stranding teased the world for so long with its cryptic and enticingly bizarre trailers, and when it finally came out in November, it managed to live up to its own hype.
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ONE of the most contentious cases the Supreme Court will hear in its term beginning October 2nd is the enticingly named Masterpiece Cakeshop v Colorado Civil Rights Division, Charlie Craig, and David Mullins.
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The latter sports a pretty basic premise—ensure your avatar's the same color as the platform they're on, while dashing through obstacle courses of increasing challenge—but soon proves enticingly punishing in practice.
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President Trump's recent Executive Order requiring two regulation be cut for every new one enacted, with resulting incremental costs to the economy equaling zero, might seem on its face an enticingly simple matter.
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Another element of priestly fashion on display are the enticingly named "mummy pectorals," which are actually faience pottery depicting Nut, goddess of the sky, who spreads her wings across the deceased's chest as protection.
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Property in the semi-autonomous region of China has long ranked among the world's most expensive due to inadequate land supply, robust speculation, demand from mainland Chinese buyers and years of enticingly low interest rates.
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You may have seen the bonsai plant above floating in your news feed, either jammed down your throat via auto-playing Facebook video or enticingly advertized through your favorite design-minded news site or blog.
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Hide-Anything (Seriously, Anything) ConcealerGlossier Stretch ConcealerGlossier has been consistently killing it in the skin-care game, but it was the launch of this enticingly named cover-up that made us sit up and take notice.
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The shadow of horror master John Carpenter looms large, as the composers use woozy digital strings, warbling lead synths lines, lonely reverberated piano, and ominous droning low tones to evoke an enticingly dark atmosphere throughout the season.
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With their similar palettes, the three paintings work as a team despite their divergent styles and imagery, and even enlist the Albers on an adjacent wall, whose colors blend enticingly with the Amos, as a fellow traveler.
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The details of the revelations that wealthy parents allegedly paid a consultant hundreds of thousands of dollars to portray their children as successful athletes, thus giving them a leg up in elite college admissions, are enticingly, delightfully juicy.
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This approach offers an enticingly direct relationship to the artist by rendering her life experience tangible — as in the display of Kahlo's famous "Self-Portrait as Tehuana: Diego On My Mind" (1943) alongside the lace headdress that inspired it.
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But one cause is more recent: During the lead-up to the financial meltdown of 2008, black and Hispanic homeowners were targeted by mortgage sales firms to refinance properties with new loans that had enticingly low initial interest rates.
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It's enticingly off-kilter, and another frequent amuse manages to outdo it: a spoonful or so of white-asparagus foam above a warm custard of sunflower-seed butter, dense and nutty and sweet with a few drops of honey.
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It's enticingly off-kilter, and another frequent amuse manages to outdo it: a spoonful or so of white-asparagus foam above a warm custard of sunflower-seed butter, dense and nutty and sweet with a few drops of honey.
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Both the mini-series and the film are adapted from John Le Carré novels, and both revolve around a handsome, young-ish British man thrown into the enticingly sleazy demi-monde of super-rich crooks and nest-feathering government officials.
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This astonishing 25-minute work, structured in five movements, is on one level an exploration of polyrhythms, in which musical strands, inner lines, melodic fragments and oscillating riffs sometimes seem to be unfolding simultaneously at different tempos, enticingly out of sync.
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But as is increasingly clear, all this direct communication that was dangled so enticingly not that long ago, when fashion first realized the digital world represented an opportunity, not an enemy, is a more complicated, nuanced thing than anyone realized.
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Even though neither company has ever approached profitability, the mere fact that both have been sustained by VC cash and outside investment for over a decade now, and are pretty enticingly too-big-too-fail-shaped, will encourage investors to buy in.
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I like rather less its forced-feeling "wackiness," which blows both enticingly hot and uncomfortably cold—which I know is a big part of the appeal, but seen through 2016 eyes, there's already been enough on screen for me to think: pass.
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Earlier this year, talks over what to do about Gansevoort, an enticingly large swath of open space along the river, located just a few blocks from 75 Morton, the middle school with the chronically late flag football team, came to a head.
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He has promised that this announcement, the details of which are enticingly withheld until the very end of the book, will upend people's view of religion by proving irrefutably that life can be created using the laws of science, thus excising God from the equation.
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The familiar melody of "The Price Is Right" rang out and models were dressed in the sparkling grandeur of late '70s excess, waving their arms enticingly around washing machines, a La-Z-Boy recliner, a flashy red Ferrari and other glories of full-throttle capitalism.
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But his enthusiasm for Klinger, an artist whose work points aggressively to the innovations of the French Symbolists and the fascinations of Sigmund Freud, can give us a new perspective on the piece, the most enticingly subjective and psychologically complex of the composer's four symphonies. ♦
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But in the modern smartphone world, it's not enough to just design and build new gadgets to a high spec; you have to power them with your own tailored software, you have to support them with updates and security patches, and you have to price them enticingly, too.
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After a brief tour of the enticingly advertised but bleak "Boat Race in the Park Festival"—it's raining, I'm not allowed to ride the merry-go-round, and it's a muddy wasteland—I stumble into one of the many pubs along the portion of the Thames home to the boat race.
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After the initial horror of the baby's abduction (I mean it, young parents, I'm not joking around here: stay home) the film avoids conventional scares for more than an hour, and while some may find this creates an enticingly moody atmosphere, I found it mostly dull—a filmmaker striving for significance through withholding.
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Instead, could we rethink the "grow or die" museum mentality of the 1990s and 2000s and simultaneously hold, on parallel tracks, the notion that museums can consider buildings as to their usefulness and core functions (safely and enticingly displaying collections and special exhibitions) while simultaneously rethinking "outreach" initiatives as opportunities to learn, rather than to teach.
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It was the desire to cuddle in private with his mistress, Anna Maria, Countess of Shrewsbury (possessed of an enticingly plump underchin, known to Restoration rakes as a soggiogaia), that prompted the Duke of Buckingham to draw up plans for the palatial snuggery soon after the death of Anna Maria's husband, whom he had gravely injured in a duel in 1668.
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As for the internet-based archaeology enthusiasts who have missed another chance to witness some sort of world-changing spiritual invasion or, more enticingly, the discovery of an ancient Egyptian artifact that proves to be a portal to a parallel world in another galaxy, as seen in the 1994 sci-fi classic Stargate—well, those folks will have to wait until the next mysterious artifact to come along.
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The concurrence of these events, combined with an enticingly brief reference, in a letter Capote wrote to David O. Selznick from Portofino, to a "Swedish mother and daughter who share a fisherman between them," provides Castellani with the germ of his novel, in which not just Williams and Merlo but Burns and his Italian boyfriend, Sandro Nencini, decide at the last minute to go to Capote's party, where they meet one another and also the aforementioned Swedish mother and daughter, Bitte and Anja Blomgren.
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Made with actual 24-karat gold flakes that glitter enticingly in the glass, Gold Flakes Supreme is a guaranteed magnet for eyeballs at the swankest restaurant or nightclub.
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Will Levith of Ultimate Classic Rock called Korn's cover "one of the worst covers of a classic rock song of all time". Jason Birchmeier of AllMusic described it as "overwrought, yet enticingly so".
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The Simplest Words is a 2015 collection of short stories and essays by the Australian author Alex Miller. Peter Pierce describes this collection as 'a rich, generous compilation that enticingly refracts our perceptions of one of Australia's finest novelists'.
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Gethyllis spiralis, commonly called Koekmakranka, is a bulbous plant endemic to the Sandveld of the Cape Province of South Africa. It is much sought after for its enticingly scented fruit that it bears underground. It is recognisable by its spiralling grey-green strap-like leaves.Carl Peter Thunberg. 1781.
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I said no. He > added, almost enticingly, that he himself had been tortured, and offered to > show me his scars. I gave him my contact information and told him to call > me. That was simple responsibility – you do not refuse a torture victim > anything you can give; but afterwards I cringed inside.
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The grieving Alphans then depart, much to Elizia's satisfaction. Koenig is brought to the reception hall where an enticingly- gowned Elizia awaits. A hunter at heart, she finds the thrill of seduction in the chase as well as the conquest. In the face of his defiance, she reminds him that his people believe him dead.
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In 2015 Alex Miller published a collection of short stories and essays drawn from forty years of writing, The Simplest Words A Storyteller's Journey. Peter Pierce describes this collection as 'a rich, generous compilation that enticingly refracts our perceptions of one of Australia's finest novelists'.Pierce, Peter (2 December 2015). , The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Despite these complaints, Beineke writes that, as an undergraduate text, "this book has much to offer". Maybee writes that the book was "a joy to read", provided better depth of coverage on some topics than previous graph theory texts, and would be helpful reading for "many graph theorists". And Hutchinson praises it as providing "a splendid, enticingly elementary yet comprehensive introduction to topological graph theory".
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Winner of the 6th annual Independent Music Awards Vox Pop vote for best Jazz song "Two Halves of a Broken Heart". Schutt's "How Much in Love" was also nominated for the 7th Annual Independent Music Awards for Jazz song of the year. The Philadelphia News calls her "an enticingly languid vocalist, wry composer and sophisticated arranger in the pop/jazz vein." In 2000, Schutt founded her own label, Wild Whip Records.
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The term bonus room is mainly used in the United States. One early use is from The New York Times in 1991, which wrote that "A recent solution to the problem of noisy teen-agers is the enticingly titled bonus room, which is a spare room on the bedroom floor that can be used as a den, television room or guest room."A House Is a Home, but It's Something Else, Too. Witold Rybczynski.
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Maitland McDonagh of Film Journal International called Melvin likeable, and Neil Genzlinger of The New York Times called him unlikeable; both said that the film was a clichéd comedy-drama with a minor twist. Gary Goldstein of the Los Angeles Times praised the film's "enticingly quirky sensibility", saying that it has both charm and heart due to strong performances by Dorff and Griffin. Aaron Hillis of The Village Voice called it "a flaccid bromantic comedy".
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It is a relentlessly artistic vision that never comes off as either pretentious or hollow because the naïve and silly qualities of the music play so enticingly off the duskier edges. As inventive as it is, the album perhaps draws a bit too freely from the XTC melodic bag of tricks, and occasionally Ruben's most experimental quirks sabotage his songs. But on the whole, Modes of Transportation, Vol. 1 is a confectionary treat.
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Writing in The Village Voice, Christgau said that the guitar parts and expressions of angst come skillfully and naturally to the band but nonetheless lack depth: "The words achieve precisely the same pitch of aesthetic necessity as the music, which is none at all." A positive review in the American press came from the Los Angeles Times Sandy Morris, who described Yorke as "almost as enticingly enigmatic as Smashing Pumpkins' Billy Corgan, though of a more delicate constitution".
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A BBC review called it "beautifully fragile, remarkably melodic and enticingly charming". 2009's Overloaded Ark tilted toward extended psychedelic jams, featuring members of Ghost Junzo Tateiwa and Kazuo Ogino as well as ancient music specialist Haruo Kondo. The album's varied instrumentation included acoustic and electric guitars, cello, organ, shō, banjo, renaissance harp, rauschpfeife, crumhorn, cornamuse, hurdy- gurdy, recorders, piano, frame drums, darbuka, riq, and electronics. In 2010 Espvall released Lapidary, an improvised collaboration with noise/drone figure Marcia Bassett.
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In his book, Revolution in the Head, Ian MacDonald comments that the "double-tracked vocals generate a stunning power" in the song's "climactic middle sixteen", which is among the most exciting 30 seconds in the Beatles' catalogue. He describes the track as "an enticingly downbeat opener" for Beatles for Sale. McDonald adds that the group considered repeating the section, but "wisely" decided that "less-is-more". In 2006, Mojo placed "No Reply" at number 63 on its list of "The 101 Greatest Beatles Songs".
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Reviews were positive, referring to the restaurant as "casual" and "earthy," and "the fare is enticingly wholesome, and the kitchen's best dishes make a fine introduction to the cooking of Central and South America." Sánchez then became executive chef at L-Ray, which specialized in foods from the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico. This was followed by another executive chef position at Isla, a restaurant inspired by pre-Revolutionary Cuba. Sanchez then moved to San Francisco, working under Chef Reed Hearon at Rose Pistola.
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Human received critical acclaim and was described by Clash as "sumptuous, enticingly beautiful". The release was followed by two remix EPs, Inhuman One and Inhuman Two, with remixes from Rodriguez Jr., Lusine, Harvey McKay, Jack Dixon and Olaf Stuut. Cooper on musical forum The Selector Pro in Kyiv (2017) In September 2014, Cooper launched his debut audiovisual show Emergence at the Decibel Festival in Seattle. Performed entirely live and solo, it is a one-man show that ties together his scientific, experimental, musical and visual interests in a single conceptual festival artwork and is on tour in Europe.
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His debut album as a bandleader was released in 2017 and was warmly received with four star reviews in The Guardian,Fordham, John (27 July 2017), "Guitar virtuoso makes enticingly vivacious debut", The Guardian. The Irish Times,Larkin, Cormac (July 27, 2017), "Rob Luft - An original guitarist to be prized", Irish Times. Jazzwise and Downbeat Magazine, who described it as "the most fully-realised and rewarding debut album from a guitarist-composer since Julian Lage's 2009 outing". He released his second album on Edition Records, Life Is The Dancer, in April 2020, in the midst of the global coronavirus lockdown.
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New York: Apress. Poor console and game sales trumped the enticingly low royalty rate and proved a fatal flaw. While 3DO's business model attracted game publishers with its low royalty rates, it resulted in the console selling for a price higher than the SNES and Sega Genesis combined, hampering sales. While companies that manufactured and sold their own consoles could sell them, at a loss, for a competitive price, making up for lost profit through royalties collected from game publishers, the 3DO's manufacturers, not collecting any money from game publishers, and owing royalties to the 3DO Company, had to sell the console for a profit, resulting in high prices.
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Peter Gaston of Spin wrote that the video for "Hard" resembles "Janet Jackson's 'Rhythm Nation' meets Christina Aguilera's 'Dirrty' phase—Rihanna vamps in dimly lit outposts, dodges explosions in the desert, and, quite enticingly, takes a break from boot camp to smother herself with mud. Morale-boosting, indeed!" James Dinh of MTV News showed the video, on a small player, to fans in Times Square in New York City to ask their opinions. Most said she looked "sexy" in the video, and agreed that it was different from previous videos and shows where she came from and where she is going in her personal life.
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Madame Mediator has a limited capacity to describe the convent's rituals and pleasures to those firmly ensconced within the patriarchal economy: men, wives, and sometimes even the play's readers. But Madame Mediator's discourse provides only partial access to the utopian cloister. When Lady Vertue exclaims, "Well might I wish I might see and know, what Pleasures they enjoy," Madame Mediator responds, "If you were there, you could not know all their Pleasure in a short time, for their Varieties will require a long time to know their several Changes" (p. 17). Here, the widow's language is enticingly vague, suggesting the convent's "Varieties" of pleasure are unimaginable to those doomed to live outside its walls.
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T-shirts were given to them (the XXXL given to the skinny guy and the S given to the large) with the quiz logo and made obvious allusion to the potential spoonerism "Fat Cunt", accentuated by the mismatched sizes. In typical "Pub" style, the prize was a pub meal - Chicken and Chips which was actually a frozen chicken and a bag of potatoes - the typically sexist, landlord wouldn't cook it as "that's women's work". A female member of the audience was selected to hold the prizes and encouraged to exhibit them enticingly (by both Murray and the audience) while sitting on a bar stool. The audience would shout out "Fact Hunt" when prompted.
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Stell is heavily self-critical, stating "I'm such a hard critic on myself [...] I was gearing up for people to not enjoy [the album], because I'd been working on it for so long I just lost scope of what it sounded like. Then the first single got a mixed response..." Rudi K of Sputnik Music critiques the Australian electronic dance music scene and the place of the album within it. He states that Sect "won't do anything to dissuade critics of the cliché that Australia is perpetually one step and vast oceans behind everyone else when it comes to breaking new ground", continuing with "Golden Features isn't reinventing the wheel site yet, but there are worse artists to draw inspiration from. For now, Sect introduces a distinctive enough sound to make the future enticingly dark".
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Most plugs have their "action" built into them by design, but good fishermen give nuance to the plug's action in many ways, such as varying the speed of the retrieve, occasionally "twitching" the rod tip during retrieve, or even letting the plug stop completely in the water, then resuming retrieve at a very high speed. Plugs are often cast so they land next to places where fish may be hiding, such as a snag pile or an overhanging tree and worked back enticingly. A skilled fisherman can methodically explore many possible hiding places for fish by continually casting and retrieving a plug. Theoretically, any plug design will catch fish (most anglers use them to catch bass) — fish will, out of anger, hunger, territorial protection or simple curiosity, occasionally strike at any small object moving or falling through the water.
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André Citroën André Citroën built armaments for France during World War I; after the war however, he realised that, unless he planned ahead he would have a modern factory without a product. Citroën was already experienced in the automotive business, thanks to a successful six- year stint working with Mors between 1908 and the outbreak of war. The decision to switch to automobile manufacturing was taken as early as 1916, which is the year when Citroën asked the engineer Louis Dufresne, previously with Panhard, to design a technically-sophisticated 18HP automobile for which he could use his factory once peace returned. Long before that happened, however, he had modified his vision and decided, like Henry Ford, that the best post-war opportunities in auto-making would involve a lighter car of good quality, but made in sufficient quantities to be priced enticingly.
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'" This penchant is enhanced by an "unabashedly pop coating, an element that Garbage clearly revel in, as well as should the listener." He described it "every bit as enticingly postmodern as their other albums, and it sounds distinctly Garbage" and although the fusion elements are perceptible, "they seem less like magpies, more themselves, which means Beautiful Garbage is a more consistent record." David Browne of Entertainment Weekly observed Manson's continued "aggressive bite" complemented by "throbbing tracks like 'Till the Day I Die' and 'Shut Your Mouth'", as well as exposing "tender aspects" in "heartfelt" and "subdued" songs like 'Cup of Coffee' and 'So Like a Rose'. He noted however that the band's "experiments with sonic expansion yield more mixed results"; "They thaw their sound by adding elements of trip- hop, which works for 'Cup of Coffee' and the first single, 'Androgyny'...But on a record that's more self-consciously varied than 1998's Version 2.0 other attempts are gimmicky and less successful.
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Palma is first recorded in Venice in 1510, but had probably already been there for some time.Freedburg, 160 He was perhaps apprenticed to Andrea Previtali, who also came from Bergamo, and who returned there in 1511.Rylands Palma's earlier works show the influence of Giovanni Bellini, Previtali's master and by then the aged doyen of Venetian painting, but Palma came to follow the new style and subjects pioneered by Giorgione and Titian. After the deaths of Bellini and Giorgione, and the removal from Venice of Sebastiano del Piombo, Lorenzo Lotto and Previtali, before long Palma found himself, after Titian, the leading painter in Venice, much in demand until his early death at the age of 48 (according to Vasari; his date of birth is calculated from this).Rylands; Freedburg, 160-163, 323; Steer, 103 His stock has been rising somewhat in recent decades, as more attributions are removed from Giorgione and Titian and given to him; his "sheer painterly capacity" in the handling of paint and colour is extremely fine.Freedburg, 160 He painted the new pastoral mythologies and half-length portraits, often of idealized beauties who, then as now, were enticingly suspected of being portraits of Venice's famous courtesans.
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