I stood there quietly, looking around at the enveloping darkness.
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They take over, enveloping everything, ruining what was once beautiful.
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This does not make "The Violet Hour" any less enveloping.
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Green olives add brine and Moroccan saffron an enveloping musk.
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Foliage is back in force, enveloping the island in luminescent green.
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Bouncing them, rocking them, shushing them, enveloping them, letting them suck.
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Also par for the course is the all-enveloping moral ambiguity.
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Among the works are two diptychs and an enveloping, cinematic triptych.
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Experts are also concerned about the legal limbo enveloping Mr. Karoui.
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But it was hard to ignore the choking smog enveloping China's northeast.
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Case may be an acquired taste, but she's an addictive, enveloping one.
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Chanting, electronic, and organic sounds merge to form an enveloping contemporary symphony.
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The enveloping character of this work hinges on participation, on physical involvement.
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The expensive clothes he craved were soon enveloping a comically swollen figure.
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There were no arms around my torso, pulling me close, enveloping me.
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But I loved being part of this enveloping sonic and communal experience.
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A giant foam blob is enveloping the city of Santa Clara, California.
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Later, for the after-parties, she changed into yet more enveloping Gucci.
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What at first begins as a distancing effect ends up enveloping us.
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Videos showed rubble strewn across streets and clouds of dust enveloping buildings.
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Exaggerated and eyebrow enveloping, these styles get weird — and feel undeniably, quintessentially Gucci.
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A female's gaze is normally softer and more enveloping and not as objectifying.
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It's a focused, enveloping record, and it's always whispering something in your ear.
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Here is PEOPLE's cover story on the crisis enveloping Caylee family from Feb.
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Will human creativity become obsolete in this machine managed future rapidly enveloping us?
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Perhaps a little something about the possibility of wildfire enveloping a whole city?
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Lashed by rain and disoriented by the enveloping mist, he quickly became lost.
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The screen is flat, but the space is round, both infinite and enveloping.
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Enveloping these items in copper reduced the presence of microbes by 2600 percent.
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I entered it and was surrounded by its enveloping darkness, its piecemeal illuminations.
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The result is an abstract echoing of the enveloping effect of their music.
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The behemoth paintings line the octagonal space, all very similar: dark, deep, enveloping.
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It's enveloping: There's the fear of surgery, and then the true physical recovery process.
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But enveloping audiences in a fictional world requires more than just technological add-ons.
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It takes well-lit selfies—enveloping its users in a sensuous vanity-light glow.
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"They're a perfect color," Arakas observed, the clovish scent of carnations enveloping the studio.
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From this enveloping texture, voices and instruments emerge, sometimes assertively and sometimes almost imperceptibly.
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You study each fragment of the theming; it's like enveloping yourself in a story.
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The North's military has threatened to launch missiles in an "enveloping strike" around Guam.
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None of those actions seemed to calm the fast-paced storm enveloping Mr. Macron.
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Enveloping nearly 50 bills, the act would funnel billions of dollars towards clean energy.
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There's a briny smack, and then the enveloping richness of tomatoes, collapsed and mellowed.
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Everything was enveloping and more-ish, with a decadent undercurrent that seemed weirdly appropriate.
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There are two, with skylights, plants, and new age atmospheric music enveloping the space.
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What I beheld at Hopi was ground zero for what was enveloping the biosphere.
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"The problem with Trump is that his fiction is all-enveloping," he went on.
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The experience is visceral and enveloping in a way that the news is not.
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It's a hazy and enveloping pink world that your body gets to float within.
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Nourished by the enveloping San Francisco fog, many are more than 100 feet tall.
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Such planets would be devoid of shallow areas, with deep waters enveloping the entire globe.
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The handmaids are forced to wear enveloping, draping outfits that mix nun's habits and burqas.
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Stronger video and more intimate content from the stars themselves would make Moments more enveloping.
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When I asked Rufus if he worried about the blaze enveloping the town, he shrugged.
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From the enveloping grayness that hid the workmen, engine noise and occasional shouts came down.
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In fact, the toxicity enveloping Trump expands with every ink-riddled breath from the media.
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The coming confirmation hearings promise to represent another escalation in the partisanship enveloping the court.
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Within days, though, scandals were enveloping Mr. Fairfax, Mr. Herring and a powerful Republican senator.
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Hills enveloping the green create a kind of natural amphitheater for viewing the entire hole.
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Twitter users posted time-lapse videos of the squall moving in and quickly enveloping skyscrapers.
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At the end of the process, Aguiñiga had to be cut out of the enveloping work.
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Several people have tweeted videos and photos of an orange haze enveloping the provincial capital, Edmonton.
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The end result isn't just fatigue, but enveloping burnout that follows us to home and back.
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Black, bristle-like lines, denoting lashes, fan out from her eye socket, completely enveloping the eye.
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Across genres, I'd describe the performance from the Beoplay E8 earbuds as crisp, sculpted, and enveloping.
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Through it all, Trump seems determined not to be fazed by the crisis enveloping his campaign.
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When Williams was serving, play was suspended because of a cold, heavy mist enveloping the stadium.
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Like the other songs on the album, it's about a state of mind, enveloping and exalted.
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But the marriage with bacon and cheese is best of all, earthiness enveloping pangs of salt.
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It was like peering through the toxic air enveloping Chinese cities in search of blue sky.
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And I, too, have trouble imagining a sea of MAGA hats enveloping a statue of the Buddha.
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Through the shop, Vautier incorporated impertinent anti-art acts and language into his all-enveloping artistic posture.
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However, visibility from the windows of an arriving airplane was poor because of smog enveloping the region.
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How the two alliances will respond to the chaos enveloping Syria, Iraq and Libya is less clear.
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It will be the first time we are going to create an enveloping environment of that scale.
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Anchored by seven enveloping installations, the exhibition will include single-screen films, photographs and electrified sculptural constructions.
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A burqa is a loose all-enveloping garment worn by some Muslim women when they go outside.
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Mobley's soulful singing and crisp drumming give him an enveloping sound for just a one-man band.
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Fuzzy and enveloping, cuddly and adorable, the MaxMara Teddy Bear coat is like a Snuggie with buttons.
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I saw no magical orbs, but I felt the same enveloping peace I'd known at Glastonbury Abbey.
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It is detail, story and selection that propel some of these names out of the enveloping oblivion.
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New York (CNN Business)The stock market has so far shrugged off the impeachment drama enveloping Washington.
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I can still remember the enveloping, creamy richness her sound and the arching beauty of her phrasing.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Editor's note: The following review contains spoilers. Enveloping. Fluid. Powerful. Soft.
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The few hours spent watching a football game will not heal the political divide enveloping the United States.
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Steven kisses her and then kneels down to kiss her stomach before enveloping her in a big hug.
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The sound was so enveloping, speaking a language that every body understands, and the lyrics were so elemental.
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He feels the lips of her vulva tight around his upper chest and back, constricting and enveloping him.
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Well, these playlists will succeed in enveloping you in new worlds and strange stories despite using familiar sounds.
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And then once you get into it, then you feel part of this pulsating process that's very enveloping.
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Gulf shrimp and creamy grits were enlivened by bits of bacon-crisp prosciutto and an enveloping parsley pesto.
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The Rotunda Room acquired a warmer, clubbier, more enveloping feel with Deco-style tub chairs and swag drapery.
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The young man's arms are resting on his knees, not enveloping or possessing the object of his desire.
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As mine is probably somewhat literal, stressing the disorienting, body-enveloping, all-surrounding kind, I was often disappointed.
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Yet the moment the music started, rich and choral and enveloping, I could feel it soothing my soul.
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The cardinal is among several American Catholic leaders implicated in the growing sex abuse scandal enveloping the church.
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If we all find our own ways to light a candle, we can drive out the enveloping darkness.
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Rather than enveloping its contents perfectly in a perfectly browned tortilla, this burrito looked underdone on the outside.
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Dacus's voice is quiet but enveloping — low, resonant, not quite crisp, like a blanket frayed around the edges.
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If you lie in the pool, the beans swallow your body while cooling the skin, enveloping you in comfort.
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Puś mobilizes cool blue lighting: it is icy and melancholic, yet it suffuses the entire space, enveloping the subjects.
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" Kate Ledger and sister Ashleigh Bell said the idea of the Joker's darkness enveloping Heath was "so not true.
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Here's how it works: You choose a color to act as your "bread," the enveloping foundation of your outfit.
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Mr. O'Neill and Ms. Baker tackle tragedies great and small by gradually enveloping their audiences in their cohesive worlds.
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They have found a way to celebrate cultural differences and wrap them in a bundle of all-enveloping tolerance.
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White House Letter WASHINGTON — Maybe it was the unexpected warmth of the gesture, the sheer enveloping display of affection.
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The composer had hoped to write an enveloping piece in 5 parts, one for each hour of the day.
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With Hitler's armies already enveloping much of Europe, Dr. Rosenkranz and other Jewish students resolved to quit the Continent.
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Atmospheric and enveloping, a deep timbre grew to a growl, before shifting to electronic beeps, then seat-shaking bass.
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As it grew, it swept across Eurasia, enveloping the largest territorial state on the planet and cloning itself elsewhere.
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The sound is rich, thumping and enveloping, especially in the Sofa Room, the intimate dance chamber in the basement.
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Mr. Trump fell into despair, and the gloom already enveloping the Republican political class started to infect his campaign.
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Elsewhere in trade: The chaos enveloping companies' efforts to win exemptions from the Trump administration's steel and aluminum tariffs.
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Across the street, Jason Bass and Aaron Jones have a front-row seat to the buzz enveloping the neighborhood.
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When he sings the "I wanna live, I wanna live, I wanna live" refrain, it's wholly enveloping and resonant.
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Other episodes turned frantic, with dizzying outbursts from the violin — trying to escape, it seemed, an ominous, enveloping orchestra.
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Hilton's departure stemmed from fraying political alliances in Rousseff's governing coalition, part of the broader chaos enveloping her administration.
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The evening ended with the introduction of a giant, party-enveloping pink dress, which ended up torn to shreds.
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But across state lines, there's one common denominator: a specter enveloping these legislatures, her presence weighty and her shadow long.
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For more enveloping performance, you can step things up with a full receiver and speaker package, like this Sony 5.1.
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A moon balloon set loose by typhoon Meranti careened through Fuzhou, China, on Thursday, enveloping cars and astonishing local onlookers.
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As time passes, however, a dense fog rolls over the hill, enveloping the cabin until it disappears completely from sight.
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The ruling gives Temer some breathing room but will not end a political crisis enveloping the beleaguered center-right leader.
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Here he is enveloping Tobias Harris, who's seven inches taller and petrified to do much with Bledsoe in his face.
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CITY-DWELLERS are used to dirty air, but few have seen a haze like the one enveloping Delhi this week.
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But he is shifting up a gear following a week in which the Russia cloud enveloping the presidency darkened considerably.
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The man's apparent indifference speaks volumes about the enveloping violence as well as the writer-director Babak Anvari's filmmaking skills.
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When not at work, he's been enveloping himself in his rap, throwing together observational and relatable rhymes over relaxing beats.
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Kim Jong-un has said he would watch the Americans before deciding when to launch an "enveloping fire" around Guam.
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Crafted from all kinds of flora (rainbow roses, local wildflowers, mosses, and grass), these arrangements have an overwhelming, enveloping effect.
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But undertaking this book, and several visits to the enveloping silence of a Trappist monastery, prompted her to look inward.
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And sing along they did, flooding the concert hall with thousands of voices, outstretched arms and an enveloping emotional charge.
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They're deep and enveloping; they tend to open and change in your mouth, and linger after you swallow, like wine.
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It consists of thousands of nearly transparent rice paper kites, enveloping viewers and architecture alike in a nearly consuming fog.
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The collection's silhouettes, meanwhile, were oversize and enveloping, designed to move fluidly with a wearer who is constantly in motion.
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Clouds of smoke are traveling hundreds of miles, enveloping the nation's major cities and drifting as far as New Zealand.
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The pads are lovely, soft, and enveloping, and the webbed leather strap at the top is light enough to be forgettable.
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"Painting With" is a slimmed-down album: brittle and ratchety instead of sustained; percussive and transparent rather than distorted and enveloping.
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A utility fog would work like programmable matter, capable of moving around, enveloping, and and even transporting an object or person.
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It is a tsunami-like phenomenon, slowly advancing and gradually enveloping everything along its way by the force of its progression.
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Enveloping you in a pitch-black interior, it seems like the ideal shelter to shut out any number of natural disasters.
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Photos showed dense clouds of smog enveloping parts of the city and residents wearing masks to avoid breathing in the air.
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Time appeared to collapse into itself as the drone and subtle MFO light show cut through the mist, enveloping the crowd.
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The move is yet another salvo in the continuing delivery "arms race" that is enveloping retail, Charlie O'Shea of Moody's said.
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Okay, so you couldn't immerse yourself in Rez's wireframe world by enveloping your field of vision with a stereoscopic OLED display.
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Let us recognize from this place here today that the shadow of tyranny is once again enveloping parts of the globe.
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But it was mostly thanks to enveloping imagery that offered a ground-level immersion into the chaos and confusion of battle.
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For more than three years, investigators in Brazil have uncovered stunning levels of corruption enveloping the political class and business elites.
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But at the same time, I think this is a great concern about the multiplying investigations that will be enveloping us.
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The eight tracks that make up this cassette for the appropriately named label Quiet Time Tapes are slow, subtle, and enveloping.
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Both are gorgeous, enveloping, sensitive, and pioneering in how they use technology to evoke simple narratives that will tug anyone's heartstrings.
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Blunt's Poppins nods jovially at the family's disbelief, while anticipating the pleasure of enveloping them in a second whirlwind of magic.
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However, this all existed within an odd assumption: If sports isn't political, then what about all of the patriotism enveloping it?
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The steady stream of partisan bickering constantly enveloping Washington has most Americans convinced that our government simply cannot get anything done.
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Standing at his locker on Thursday, Manning said he was working hard to tune out the negative vibe enveloping the team.
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The ambient blue light enveloping everyone in the darkened room at the MCA created the feeling of being in a sanctuary.
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But there is light on the stage, too, in the form of the tiny electric candles that prick the enveloping blackness.
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The crisis enveloping the Nobel literature prize body has sparked speculation in media that the prize could be canceled this year.
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Just as new is an emphasis on narrative and sequence; among the pieces are two diptychs and an enveloping, cinematic triptych.
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While the natural landscape, exotic and enveloping, underpins all of Amenoff's scenes, they depart from boiler-plate realism by several routes.
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My breath catches as I imagine a grown-up holding the gaze of my child self, their compassion enveloping my despair.
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One of an edition of three, this all-enveloping nightmare of 21st century consumerism was presented by the Paris-based DSLcollection.
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Months after the election, every time I heard the words "Russia" and "collude," this realization swirled in my head, enveloping everything.
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Porfirio Villarreal, a spokesman for the Houston Health Department, said the hazards of the water enveloping the city were self-evident.
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It's that over the past few generations the Trump family has built an enveloping culture that is beyond good and evil.
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That's true, but as the information economy has become more enveloping, cultural capital and economic capital have become ever more intertwined.
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This was evident during our demo at CES 2020, resulting in powerful bass and an enveloping sense of virtual surround sound.
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The Democratic People's Republic kept up the rhetorical duel by threatening to engulf Guam with an "enveloping fire" of ballistic missiles.
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She peaks on the track in a near whisper eventually enveloping the slurred guitar strings with her effortless, unwinding vocal runs.
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"At one point, Mr. Nolan pulls the three narrative strands tightly together, creating a tremendous, enveloping sense of bone-deep dread."
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When it was boos enveloping Reigns at every turn, WWE could (and has) shrugged it off as part of the fun.
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Similarly, "Still Life with Water" is an enveloping sculptural composition that depicts both the dramatic fall and heroic resurgence of angels.
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The situation then took a turn for the worse when the tick came into contact with tree sap, enveloping it even further.
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A research team led by Jason Dunlop analyzed the unique specimen in detail, looking closely at the fine filaments enveloping the tick.
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Powerful in its symbolism, it represents such resonant themes as fullness, unity, vastness, and even the fecundity of the protective, enveloping womb.
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As sexual beings we play across the demarcations between the "I" and the "you": giving, withholding, teasing, overwhelming, enveloping, rejecting, and yielding.
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As the night goes on, the music becomes enveloping and the room fills with people who don't have food in their thoughts.
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A dramatic satellite image shows Barry enveloping most of the Gulf of Mexico as it made its way to Louisiana Friday morning.
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But the controversy and litigation now enveloping them have taken on surprising potency in the Republican presidential campaign that he is dominating.
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In his interviews with The Times, Mr. Milner shied away from the controversy now enveloping Facebook and Twitter, his former major investments.
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But now, with the trauma enveloping New York City Ballet, the company he founded with Lincoln Kirstein, it might turn into one.
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The figurative ramparts enveloping the Patriots' complex here, built on secrecy and communal silence across nearly two fruitful decades, suddenly seemed fractured.
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In the process of dying, however, these stars first puff up into so-called red giants, enveloping and destroying their inner planets.
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Footage of a so-called smoke explosion enveloping firefighters within seconds in Sunnyside, Queens, was additionally shocking because no one was killed.
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They have a calm, summing-up feeling, and the slight movements of the string somehow add to their sense of enveloping stillness.
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The weather in the area was bad, residents said, with pounding rain typical of the monsoon season that is now enveloping Myanmar.
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My cousin sometimes hugs Jiajia — not the fully enveloping bear hugs that come so naturally to American parents, but they're hugs nonetheless.
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Horrified, Mr. Azzawi created his first major work, drawing a massive, enveloping panorama of the carnage, now owned by the Tate Modern.
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His approach worked, judging by the plush, enveloping sounds and impressive execution he drew from the Philharmonic players in an auspicious debut.
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But six years later, he was leading an infantry platoon outside Ramadi, a hotbed of the insurgency then enveloping parts of Iraq.
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Presented by All for One Theater in the Beckett Theater at Theater Row, it, too, is cloaked in an unusually enveloping blackness.
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But it turned out the most pertinent part of that evocative shot was the enveloping darkness on her side of the door.
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None provide me with the warm, enveloping sound of the BeoSound 2, none play to my musical tastes in quite the same way.
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On Sunday, tens of thousands of unrelenting enemies of the racist surveillance dystopia enveloping America took to Times Square to protest Big Brother.
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The bash veers wildly off the tracks, ending with a fireball enveloping Issa's trash bin and leaving burn marks all over her wall.
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"The acoustics in there were just exquisite," she remembers, regaling me with tales of chords reverberating around the walls, enveloping her with sound.
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The album is a disarmingly enveloping ride, with flickers of techno, noise and house music that dissolve into an unbroken, 38-minute arc.
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The soundstage, for instance, is not particularly wide or enveloping — that's one of the strengths of the luxury segment of the headphones market.
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It's no surprise that the fleshy, muted shade that's enveloping everything from furniture to beauty packaging also looks fierce as a denim jacket.
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The monstrosity that is immanent to this scene, enveloping it and yet constructing it, is the concentration camp, the walled city, New Orleans.
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They take the ostensibly dark, disorienting environs of nightclubs and make them inviting, enveloping, coherent places for the world's weirdest and most unwelcome.
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A line of dark rain clouds scudded north from the Sierra Madres in Mexico, enveloping the dun-colored Animas Mountains 15 miles away.
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"Good Advice," her latest album, embraces the tumult of a failed relationship with warm, enveloping production by Jim James of My Morning Jacket.
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During the transformative love duet that concludes "Siegfried," Mr. Levine encouraged the orchestra to let loose with lush, shimmering sound and enveloping fortissimos.
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The main attraction is "Alps," an enveloping installation of rock-climbing walls assembled from bone-colored panels peppered with colorful hand- and footholds.
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Enveloping the globe is a Haida raven, which was added to the design when he turned the big 4-0, five years ago.
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Their latest, which emerges again on the ever-consistent London label La Vida Es Un Mus, is an enveloping and terrifying seven tracks.
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"Confess to U" pairs hard-edged funk and house sounds with a softly enveloping melodic progression, highlighting internal contrasts to subtly gorgeous effect.
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The scandal enveloping Hill comes at a time when there seem to be few hard rules about conduct and consequence for public officials.
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The build-up of the drums and soft synth anchor the track, still enveloping the listener with an intimacy, but adds a pulse.
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Residents described hearing an enormous explosion as a mushroom cloud rose over the car bomb site, enveloping the city in acrid black smoke.
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He connects with the works as they relate to the urban fabric of the city, grounding him and enveloping him within its walls.
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Those vibrating, pulsing, crying, howling, screaming, silent, vicious, bleeding, enveloping, staring, saturating, penetrating, stroking, petting paintings were right there in front of us.
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You could listen to some music, but you might ask yourself why you would with such a satisfying natural din enveloping your reality.
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Political upheaval The South Korean government remains on alert for any attempt by the North to take advantage of the political turmoil enveloping Seoul.
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I am a performance, video, and installation artist who creates large-scale and enveloping alternate realities that are only slightly different from our own.
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Bass is strong and punchy, and there's good presence, but you won't get the sparkly highs or enveloping soundstage that's common with audiophile headphones.
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Videos uploaded on social media showed wreaths of the gas enveloping Abuja's streets in the upmarket Maitama district, near the landmark Transcorp Hilton hotel.
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The sulfur dioxide was thick afterward near the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, enveloping the area in a thick fog that smelled of rotten eggs.
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The sulfur dioxide was thick afterward near the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, enveloping the area in a dense fog that smelled of rotten eggs.
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The electricity from his touch sent a cascade of oxytocin from my posterior pituitary, lowering my cortisol levels and enveloping me with unspoken compassion.
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The main attraction is "Alps," an enveloping installation of rock-climbing walls assembled from bone-colored panels peppered with colorful hand- and foot-holds.
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The Tor Project announced an entirely new board of directors Wednesday, the latest fallout from a sexual misconduct scandal enveloping its most prominent employee.
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The effect The fog of war, enveloping the landscape in combat scenes, with haze in the air and chilled fog hovering at ground level.
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Republican Congressman John Shimkus from Illinois, the chairman of the environment subcommittee, expressed outrage over the unprecedented pollution from wildfires now enveloping the West.
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There, amid the sunshine and enveloping shadows, Setsuko finds and then loses herself while cutting loose and engaging in some savage psychological blood sport.
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Its design boasts exotic materials, enveloping surround sound, a running board that fairly glides under your feet, and a den-size 32-inch screen.
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But there are moments when the series' distancing effect falls away, when its dedication to its icy aesthetic becomes enveloping instead of off-putting.
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" Around the time Christ was born, the Roman poet Ovid described the planet as "poised in the enveloping air, balanced by its own weight.
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In all this, what China is experiencing is part of the common demographic decadence of the developed world, which is enveloping developing countries too.
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In another, a golfer in knickers surveys a shot from the branch of a live oak as a cloud seems close to enveloping him.
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Predictably, Mr. Kim immediately called his bluff, threatening to unleash "an enveloping fire" around Guam, the United States territory in the western Pacific Ocean.
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TEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) - Honduras on Friday announced it was indefinitely withdrawing its top diplomat to Venezuela over the political crisis enveloping the South American nation.
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The lithe and pretty forms of the boy models cast in his show were almost entirely obscured by the enveloping shapes of enormous jackets.
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But it has also brought about many other ill-advised tweets and ill-considered public statements, enveloping Trump in a foul air of grievance.
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In the end, it was West Virginia's anarchic defensive pressure — a style as enveloping as a dust storm — that overwhelmed Notre Dame in Buffalo.
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His approach to answering complex questions about the human brain's unique ability to handle a jumble of stimuli enveloping the senses was also uncommon.
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Ionel Talpazan (1955-2015) claimed that when he was a child in Romania, a U.F.O. flew near him, enveloping him in a blue light.
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Reminiscent of both Colm Toibin's "Brooklyn" and Matthew Thomas's "We Are Not Ourselves," this enveloping novel follows a fraught Irish family through unimaginable trials.
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In 1959, she joined the Neoconcrete movement with her friends Hélio Oiticica and Lygia Clark, making work that was more sensual, enveloping, and musical.
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Disney's teaser trailer suggests an almost Tim Burton-ian sense of spookiness enveloping this film, which is not a usual mode for a Spielberg picture.
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"Let us recognize from this place here today that the shadow of tyranny is once again enveloping parts of the globe," the Arizona Republican said.
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In the demon-haunted world that we inhabit by virtue of being human, this may be all that stands between us and the enveloping darkness.
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Following up on the tone set by enveloping lead single "First To Say" featuring Vanessa Elisha, the record is full of lush pop-club hybridity.
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The enveloping nature of VR allows people to explore environments in 360 degrees, but for most, how these immersive worlds are created is a mystery.
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Made by a small team at LunarSoftware, it's currently in its crunching stages, adding the smaller details that'll make the finished game so enveloping, hopefully.
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Amazon's decision to take #HQ2 to D.C. and NY is about enveloping government and media, the two primary checks on concentrated power in a democracy.
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Women fear a return to pre-2001 days when they were barred from education and forced to cover their faces in the all-enveloping burqa.
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Sharing script credit with Vanessa Taylor, del Toro is preoccupied with contemplating the enveloping nature of love, which among other things helps explain the title.
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As Democrats slowly investigate the myriad number of scandals enveloping his administration, businesses, and personal life, the GOP has doubled down on their dear leader.
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As you get through it, you try to find space for yourself, to become someone outside the all-enveloping world that your parent has provided.
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The isolation of the White House, paired with the enveloping cloud of the Russia investigations, have caused Trump to brood and bellow with unpredictable results.
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Enveloping the shell is a hibiscus champagne sauce, with citrus meringue, and it's further embellished with delicate fondant butterflies sitting on angel hair sugar strands.
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Where did the acoustic playing of the saxophonist — in this performance, the impressive Ryan Muncy — stop, and where did the hall-enveloping electronic refraction begin?
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A group of Christian leaders, anxious about the chaos that seemed to be enveloping the globe, recalibrated the faith and gave it a new urgency.
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That is until Crystal — apparently a sort of future anime Mars version of Beyoncé — performs while accompanied by a crowd-enveloping flock of holographic birds.
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North Korea warned several hours later that it was considering a strike that would create "an enveloping fire" around the United States territory of Guam.
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But Mr. Biondi operated in the all-enveloping shadow of Sumner Redstone, the impulsive billionaire who acquired Viacom in early 43 and became its chairman.
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Lutoslawski's densely dissonant funereal music dissipated into isolated notes on a lone cello, which were then subsumed in the enveloping warmth of Brahms's consolatory opening.
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Yet, like all of the Yankees this season, he has grown accustomed to the enveloping embrace of Cameron Maybin after a trip around the bases.
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For more enveloping performance, you can also pair multiple speaker units together to create a full stereo system or even a 360-degree audio setup.
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Wednesday's segment was devoted to scared citizens turning to private police as a last line of defense between themselves and the chaos enveloping the city.
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Buffalo hosted the inaugural Winter Classic in 2008, losing to the Pittsburgh Penguins in a shootout with a snow-globe effect enveloping Ralph Wilson Stadium.
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The smog enveloping Oakland, Berkeley, San Jose and other cities is literal and figurative: There has been little clarity about how best to protect ourselves.
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But by enveloping this first section of the film within the genre conventions of the thriller, Bonello is also playing with the idea of identification.
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The brief tour, which hits Boston on March 213 and wraps in San Diego on April 2, promises to be an enveloping, dynamic visual extravaganza.
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The shimmering synths of opener "Feeding on the Flats" glimmer and pop, enveloping upon themselves and sounding like an extra-terrestrial orchestra tuning their instruments.
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Upon entering the Halsey's galleries, one steps into the enveloping tangles of an oversized black garden, employing Ma's signature honeycomb paper structures and cultivated chaos.
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This is reflected in track names— "Heat On Me", "Scorched Moth", "Yellow Dust"—as much as it is the live-sounding drums and enveloping hooks.
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Her heavy breathing and the foam's creaking, as she crawls out of the rubble, mingle with the gale-force winds in Pal Asle Pettersen's enveloping score.
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Republicans hope that a rock-bottom unemployment rate and rising wages will cause voters to stick with President Trump despite the various scandals enveloping his administration.
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With his shaved head, crystalline eyes and slightly frowning lips, he sits in the lotus position, his robe enveloping his body in curving, gracefully rhythmic folds.
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"During the next few years, each time I returned to Picher I found less and less remaining, the landscape increasingly enveloping everything left behind," Stewart stated.
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The patent reveals an iPhone design with a screen folded around the front and rear sides of the smartphone, enveloping the phone in a glass display.
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But with all due respect to Enwezor, the crisis currently enveloping the museum cannot be resolved by a deliberation between arts experts, regardless of their background.
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Samsung has done a remarkable job of building their smartphones into a content absorption ecosystem that is miles more enveloping than any other mobile handset maker.
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We also wanted a place that we could still transform into an enveloping experience, while holding onto the raw 90s warehouse feeling we grew up with.
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The coats like close-cut sleeping bags that must be creeping across town every night and enveloping the body of every second woman while she's sleeping.
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She draped a swath of fabric around her head to match her sky blue turban, enveloping the lens in a color field pierced by her gaze.
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Worst of all, his decision to dance around an unpleasant reality is part of the enveloping cloud of political correctness that drives people to Donald Trump.
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The inquiry adds a hint of drama to the minimalist plot, but is finally irrelevant to the seizures, their enveloping mysteriousness and profound impact on Toni.
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Det eviga leendet coax out really excellent, enveloping atmospheric black metal from what sounds like an especially miserably corner of Sweden (Uppsala/Stockholm, to be exact).
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Abzû, with its stunning deep-sea environments and Austin Wintory's enveloping score, has been a go-to for whenever I've wanted some of that essential escape.
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The track is an enveloping suite of skittering vocal fragments and free jazz-esque drums, given a faint sense of cohesion by the underlying bass pattern.
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Then from the East River shore he saw the signal lights of his men on Brooklyn Heights indicating that the whole British force was enveloping Brooklyn.
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If we are serious about decarbonization, we need to take an enveloping approach not only to domestic emissions but also to trade in carbon-intensive goods.
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My first stop will be Teresita Fernández: Elemental, a sprawling retrospective of the Miami native best known for her enveloping public installations that summon natural phenomena.
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It wasn't as if I was looking at a painting; the painting was enveloping me and filling me with its mood, which was impossible to escape.
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If you're after that level of enveloping audio, you might still be better off with a surround-system-in-a-box from the likes of Vizio.
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That said, it appears the right-wing media machine will draw from the same playbook as the Ukraine scandal risks enveloping Trump's presidency and reelection efforts.
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North Korea warned on Wednesday that it was considering a strike that would create "an enveloping fire" around Guam, where the U.S. has a military base.
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But escarole with maitake mushrooms seemed listless rather than wilted, and the melted Melville cheese under grilled broccoli coagulated and separated, rather than enveloping the veggies.
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His poster for Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange (1971) uses the simple jagged enveloping triangles to tell that this film is horny, violent, and horny for violence.
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McCann treats all the component parts are treated like a patchwork quilt, proudly displaying small but brilliant bits from friends as parts of a warm, enveloping whole.
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A lot of ambient music can feel escapist or enveloping, something to overwhelm the chaos around you, but Limpid as the Solitudes has a slightly different feeling.
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In truth, is the pandemonium enveloping Ryan really that different from the tumult faced by House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, before he retired in October, 2015?
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Final does an amazing job of drawing out an enveloping, 50003-degree soundstage from these tiny buds, and the imaging of sounds within that space is precise.
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Talk of a grand scheme to create jobs in the Middle East, meanwhile, has evaporated, with the Russia scandal enveloping not only Flynn but Trump's entire presidency.
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With the BoomStick, you can make your free earphones outperform expensive headphones or you can take your expensive headphones to a whole new level of enveloping sound.
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What of the scenario the dermatologist mentioned—the idea that the muscle tissue and my fatty stowaways had merged like a tree trunk enveloping an iron railing?
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That eeriness was enveloping as I settled into my sleek, all-white hotel, Naia Resort, with diagonal outdoor walkways stacked one on top of another, like gills.
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"Through interior design projects I can transform my vision into a total experience, into something enveloping and every day for clients," Mr. Armani, 84, said from Paris.
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In the 1965 melodrama "The Sandpiper," she works her wiles on a priest (Richard Burton), enveloping him in the ample folds of her bell-sleeve crimson robe.
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Such a plan, the country's military said Wednesday, will be in place by mid-August and is aimed at creating an "enveloping fire" in the island's vicinity.
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In the 1965 melodrama "The Sandpiper," she works her wiles on a priest (Richard Burton), enveloping him in the ample folds of her bell-sleeve crimson robe.
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North Korea has recently threatened to launch missiles in an "enveloping fire" in waters around Guam, an American territory and home to major United States military bases.
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The Victorian home's parlor is sectioned off and mostly stripped away until only the essence of the play, dominated by an enveloping evocation of the title setting, remains.
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Hong Kong saw unprecedented flooding and damage during September's Typhoon Mangkhut, with seawater swallowing roads and enveloping residential and office buildings, while public transport networks were largely paralyzed.
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Our aim was to create an all-enveloping magical experience that celebrates our enormous respect for tradition while recognizing our excitement about the future and things to come.
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That's the controversy enveloping the NBA Playoffs after San Antonio Spurs star Kawhi Leonard injured his ankle landing on the foot of Golden State Warriors center Zaza Pachulia.
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Still, as an exploration of "righteous anger" about endured traumas—per the project's Bandcamp description—it's still as enveloping and all consuming as anything else on this list.
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Vows Marilyn Snell craved time to herself in the summer of 2012 so that she could take stock of the emotional losses enveloping her life in San Francisco.
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But after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, Fidel Castro tried to break the isolation enveloping Cuba by inviting Pope John Paul II to the island.
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Speaking at a campaign event in Iowa over the weekend, Booker recalled how white friends of his had asked him to explain the blackface scandals enveloping Virginia Gov.
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You won't actually fight any blazes in Firewatch, but you will be moved by one of the most intimate and enveloping dramas ever delivered in a video game.
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With such uncertainty enveloping the nomination, Mr. McConnell has recalibrated his message and is now only guaranteeing that there will be a vote as soon as this week.
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Instead, the film follows a nightmarish logic all its own, enveloping you in noise and shadow until you can practically feel the salt spray and smell the chamberpots.
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But it is there, in the huddle, surrounded by players who tower over her, that Sister Jean says she can feel the goodness of the players enveloping her.
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According to the Network for Public Health Law as of today, 35 states have declared Covid-19 an emergency, disaster, or PHE, enveloping more than 248 million Americans.
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But after a crazy walk to the green with a swarm of fans enveloping him, Tiger quickly spins a wedge out of the bunker to about eight feet.
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The sound and the colors are warm, enveloping; the vocalist Aditya Prakas and percussionist BC Manjunath sit on the floor of what looks like a lavish living room.
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The organization has been plagued by outrage over the lack of diversity in Oscar nominations as well as sexual harassment scandals enveloping some of its most famous members.
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In response, Pyongyang warned it was considering a military strike that would create "an enveloping fire" around the island of Guam, a U.S. territory in the West Pacific.
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A tremendous explosion had torn through the 5,19163-ton steel vessel at midnight on Saturday, destroying half the bridge and enveloping the ship in flame and poisonous fumes.
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At once muscular and enveloping, the music nonetheless makes way for Jehnny Beth's high-beam voice, clear and determined even as her lyrics battle to figure things out.
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In the version of the myth inscribed on Jacobs's and Wachowski's forearms, five tattooed words of hope allow for human communion as a refuge in the enveloping loneliness.
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The House on Thursday passed legislation to tackle Puerto Rico's debt crisis, as Congress took a large step towards addressing the economic and humanitarian crisis enveloping the island.
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They want leaders like Bernie Sanders and Jeremy Corbyn who will promise enveloping policies — free college, free internet, free child care — to give them some sense of safety.
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Hong Kong saw unprecedented flooding and damage during September's Typhoon Mangkhut, with seawater swallowing roads and enveloping residential and office buildings, while public transport networks were largely paralysed.
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Their language is enveloping, and the direction by Sophie Lorain builds upon the sharp dialogue by staging flirtations and confrontations that are not only verbal but also visual.
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For all its conceptual and methodological complexity, "Nature Boy (L's of Hollywood Sign)" is simply gorgeous to experience: languorous, meditative, and enveloping, the perfect soundtrack to accompany Essays.
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And at their bluest, their widest, their most enveloping, there's only one thought that scorches into my mind: man, I'd really like to play OutRun 2 right now.
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Where we previously relied on more old-school methods, the all-enveloping digital and social media revolutions we're experiencing have facilitated the rise of the self-appointed fashion police.
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The speakers are located above, around, behind, and even below the seats, enveloping the audience in a lush sonic environment in which sound seems to come from all angles.
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In 2013, Koze released Amygdala, a breathtaking collection of both intimate and enveloping musical moments—and star studded cast of collaborators like Caribou, Matthew Dear, Rhye's Milosh, and Apparat.
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Together, they made a sound so enveloping that it was easy to imagine how it might comfort you and transport you during the most frightening moments of a birth.
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Adding to the ever expanding list of instances when Australian fauna has acted downright unfriendly, a couple has stumbled across a blanket of spider webs enveloping an entire park.
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An atmosphere of crisis is enveloping the U.S. after a traumatic week, leaving politicians, academic experts and private citizens searching for an explanation for the anger roiling the nation.
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He'll perform everything from small sleight-of-hand tricks to stage-enveloping illusions, and make "a live goldfish come out of an iPod Touch," according to a news release.
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By enveloping you in an artificial world, or bringing virtual objects into your real-world environment, "spatial computing" allows you to interact more intuitively with those objects and information.
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The scandal now enveloping the governor has marked a sharp fall for Greitens, a former Navy SEAL who was viewed as a rising national star in the Republican Party.
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In fact, it became a running theme on his band's second record—this idea that when life delivers a euphoric, all-enveloping calm, it can suddenly come crashing down.
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The striking ebony hue feels at once ancient and modern: Here is the enveloping matte darkness of Anish Kapoor's Vantablack paint and the glittering primordial obsidian of lava rock.
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Black can be enveloping and warm, and even signify high drama, noted Judith Gura, a professor of design history and theory at the New York School of Interior Design.
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The Moroccans, most of them seeking better job opportunities in Europe, crowded in one corner under makeshift tarps set up to protect them from crashing waves enveloping the deck.
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Hours later, Pyongyang warned of a strike that would create "an enveloping fire" around Guam, the Pacific island on which the United States has a crucial Air Force base.
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Then the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, singled out the American territory of Guam, saying that he was considering a strike that would create "an enveloping fire" there.
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The smoke of pay-to-play scandals has come close to enveloping this mayor, and a few months back, de Blasio publicly forswore talking with Capalino and other lobbyists.
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It sounds like a folk band covering a lounge jazz standard, with alien synths and near-whispered vocals enveloping the entire enterprise in an aura of mystery and invitation.
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When trash piles built up across this city two years ago, enveloping Beirut in a nasty stench, they spawned a protest movement, called "You Stink," against the political class.
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Several hours later, North Korea said it was considering a strike that would create "an enveloping fire" around Guam, the Pacific island where the United States stations military personnel.
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As Ms. Barrett's 3-D audio file was piped into the loudspeakers — there are 64, positioned both around and over listeners — the sound of her balloon manipulations was enveloping.
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Its all-enveloping power is contorting culture-making—the slow, intergenerational nurturing of consensual understandings within which many matters can be vigorously but constructively contested—into instant "culture" marketing.
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While there are myriad complexities enveloping this situation, there is no doubt that if Apple were forced to comply, it would sustain considerable damage to the equity of its brand.
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Then fire rises from the south, quickly enveloping the lion of House Lannister, until fire and ice directly clash in a battle we can assume is going to be epic.
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You might have heard meteorologists and reporters throwing around the term "corn sweat" when speaking of the abysmal heat wave that should be enveloping all of us any day now.
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An earlier, similar theme of women taunting a man, "Orestes Pursued by the Furies," (1862), posits three Furies and the dead body of Orestes's mother violently enveloping the insane protagonist.
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The enveloping red light acts like an adhesive, perceptibly altering the way the other works in the show are taken in, and recasting everything to appear furtively animate and makeshift.
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Conditions at Broken Hill were so dry that the storm drove ahead of it a huge cloud of orange dust, enveloping the city before the heaviest daily fall since 2016.
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According to Glik, paying attention to good-feeling physical sensations, like the enveloping warmth of a bath or the taste of food in your mouth, can lead to better sex.
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Like her father, she opposed making it mandatory that Iranian women wear the head covering known as the hijab, even though she chose to wear the even more enveloping chador.
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One photograph online showed fog and mist enveloping the mountain, and others showed many elderly tourists and women and children gathered in a cave near the mountaintop cable car station.
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Obama will need to offer a road map through the minefields of mourning but, even more importantly, the lode stars to navigate us through the discrimination and fear enveloping America.
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When I visited him, on a quiet afternoon in early January, the room also featured a reminder of the crisis that was enveloping him—and his characteristic response to it.
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"Even when we are alone, we are never alone," Ed Yong writes in his excellent and vivid introduction to our microbiota, or microbiome, the all-enveloping realm of our microbes.
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Undeterred, North Korea announced it was considering a strike against Guam, where the United States maintains a critical air base, that would create "an enveloping fire" around the Pacific island.
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Fast-forward to the 2020 primaries, and we see much the same foreshortened and self-insulating logic of political retreat largely enveloping the question of gender equity in presidential politics.
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Move the pointer above a button and the circle morphs into the button itself, "snapping" into it, enveloping it like an amoeba, causing it to glow in a pleasing way.
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The blaze has burned two million acres, enveloping hinterland and wine country, and prompted a special mission to save prehistoric trees so rare that their exact location is kept secret.
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The government of the U.S. territory issued a two-page fact sheet on Friday, after North Korea vowed to launch an "enveloping strike" in the waters around the Pacific island.
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Along with Billie Eilish, once again rejecting the body-judging gaze in head-to-toe enveloping bouclé Chanel jacket and baggy pants, these choices marked a change in the weather.
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But with some VR adopters wavering on the platform, its success when it's released later this summer could depend on just how hard Sony pushes its senses-enveloping peripheral this E3.
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Democrats may not control Congress or the White House, but emboldened by the flood of recent controversies enveloping the Trump administration, they currently have all the swagger in the nation's capital.
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U.S. nuclear expert Siegfried Hecker, who has repeatedly visited North Korea's nuclear facilities, said he doesn't think the nation currently has weapons systems for "enveloping fire" around Guam, as it threatened.
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"I think more people think of it as kind of an enveloping kind of color that they can pull around them that gives them a certain degree of security," Eiseman said.
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It's difficult stuff, but because it's sung by Williams' whirlwind of a voice against huge, enveloping instrumentals, you don't always take it in, especially if you're not listening out for it.
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What you see is good people desperately trying to connect in an America where bonds are attenuated — without stable families, tight communities, stable careers, ethnic roots or an enveloping moral culture.
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The CCA also funded a cardboard playground created by students at the Parsons School of Design that included pleated trees, an enveloping sombrero and a movable maze for children to explore.
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North Korea warned on Wednesday that it was considering a strike that would create "an enveloping fire" around Guam, a United States territory that is home to vital American military operations.
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As an alternative, Ms. Philo has focused her work at Céline on designing clothes — often oversize, soft, enveloping — that act almost as a chrysalis from within which the woman can emerge.
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President Trump told North Korea on Tuesday to expect "fire and fury" if it continued its provocations; North Korea responded with threats to launch an "enveloping strike" of missiles around Guam.
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But after hearing news recently that the air was far from fresh, that in fact record-high smog was enveloping the entire nation, he decided to take a week off work.
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"One of the most famous women in the world is going to open the taxi door for you," she says, enveloping me in a hug before sending me on my way.
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For Hello Meth Lab in the Sun, the duo's first project, they transformed Ballroom Marfa into an enveloping labyrinth, part hippie commune, part DIY meth lab, part mysteriously pristine museum space.
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In some ways, he took after the Neoconcrete artists of Rio de Janeiro a decade earlier, particularly Hélio Oiticica and Lygia Clark, with a shared emphasis on texture, physicality, and enveloping installations.
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The plush yarn enveloping the bricks, which made them appear soft and safe, actually made the bricks' flat surfaces uneven, causing the structure to be wobbly and more likely to fall apart.
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Perhaps most coveted of these has been the Vlad: an enveloping cloud of chunky cables more elaborate than the trunk lines leading to the main Google servers, knit by Mr. Teriokhin himself.
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Apple's latest promotional video for the iPhone XS, released last September, includes a stunning scene: a massive avalanche storming down a mountaintop, enveloping everything below in an opaque cloud of white snow.
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"The Diary" (PayJay/Mass Appeal) In the late 1990s and early 2000s, the hip-hop producer J Dilla became something of a mystic, an oracle of warm, enveloping hip-hop and soul.
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Some Democrats worried that the scandals enveloping their executive officeholders may have an electoral impact — if not in the minds of voters, then at least on the party's efforts to raise money.
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The chaos enveloping Turkey — including the attacks and an enormous influx of refugees that has strained resources — vividly illustrates how the civil war in Syria has rippled outward and destabilized neighboring countries.
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It's an interior, enveloping, enigmatic experience — and the same should be true of this concert, with Mr. Taborn on piano, Mr. Maneri on viola and Mr. Smith on drums, vibraphone and timpani.
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The players brought a similarly un-self-conscious approach to the extended techniques in Beat Furrer's String Quartet No. 3 (2004), an enveloping, bona fide masterpiece that stretches over 50 uninterrupted minutes.
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While fixed point-of-view devices like Oculus Go puts the content all around you, the Quest really captures the magic of immersion that's so much more than a big, enveloping display.
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The trick to keeping the energy buzzy but not too brainy (or at risk of becoming lethargic) is to select a strange song, one that is enveloping but not overbearing or peripheral.
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ALBANY — The corruption scandal enveloping the Nassau County executive has given Democrats a new and potent line of attack, as they try to gain control of the narrowly divided New York Senate.
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In conversations with voters, the failure of politicians to keep their promises was a common theme, enveloping the White House, Congress and the reason for the special election in the first place.
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Mo steps down from the ring, his heart rate slowing to normal, his family enveloping him in hugs, his teammates congratulating him on the TKO he just achieved over another child fighter.
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The shutdown, capricious foreign policy moves and the Mattis resignation all came against the backdrop of the deepening investigations into Mr. Trump and his 2016 campaign that are enveloping his White House.
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When North Korea threatened in August to create an "enveloping fire" around the American territory of Guam with ballistic missiles, its original statement said only that it was "seriously examining" a plan.
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Marsha Haefner and Kathie Conway also had issued calls for the governor to step down, expressing doubts that he would be able to govern effectively in light of the controversy enveloping him.
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With new leadership gripping the reins at top investment banks, turmoil enveloping others, and a still-scorching dealmaking environment, competition in the US for rainmakers remained at a fever pitch this year.
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Marissa's suggestions: Enveloping, dreamy, and adventurous Jupiter rules Sagittarius and Pisces, and it's the planet of expansion, so one could imagine a perfume that billows around a person or is even overpowering.
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He wrote a novel, "Our Next President: The Incredible Story of What Happened in the 1968 Elections" (1968), about an election being thrown into the House of Representatives and chaos enveloping America.
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Carwyn Ellis is one of the four members of Welsh band Bendith, whose 2016 self-titled debut album—an enveloping, low-key masterpiece of narcotic-tinged bucolic folk—garnered much-deserved praise.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Scandals enveloping U.S. President Donald Trump have left Republican lawmakers and lobbyists increasingly gloomy about the prospects for passing sweeping tax cuts, a rollback of Obamacare and an ambitious infrastructure program.
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The pit is soft and enveloping, thick enough to swim in; contact mics are placed underneath the structure, and it's weird and pleasurable to hear the warm, dry scratching of your own body.
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In 1946, in a case involving airplane takeoffs and landings over a farm, the Supreme Court ruled that people should have control over "the immediate reaches of the enveloping atmosphere" above their properties.
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The main polar vortex is a circulation of air enveloping a near-permanent area of low pressure that exists in the upper atmosphere, above typical cruising altitudes for commercial jetliners, over the Arctic.
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Interior Ministry spokesman Nasrat Rahimi said the bus was carrying employees of the Independent Administrative Reform and Civil Service Commission when the bomb exploded, enveloping the bus in flames and thick black smoke.
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The property market, meanwhile, is targeted at middle-class buyers who would like a bolt-hole far from the war and chaos enveloping the Middle East, but who cannot afford London or Geneva.
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Mr Grofman's map could line up six Republican-held House seats for Democrats, who hope that distaste for President Donald Trump will offset the scandals enveloping their governor, lieutenant-governor and attorney-general.
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If seasteading and cryptocurrencies represent emerging technologies, full of promise but with many glaring pitfalls, Special Economic Zones (SEZs) are a rapidly expanding present which has been quietly enveloping the globe for decades.
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Gifted with an enveloping falsetto and sincere pen, Caesar is one of few artists who can make a record on the highs and lows of love feel butterflies-in-stomach light, not downcast.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Jonathas de Andrade's short film "O Peixe" ("The Fish," 2016) appears first as an enveloping, relaxing, waterborne journey through tropical mangroves and around palm-tree dotted islands.
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The Stromboli volcano, located in southern Italy off the Sicilian coast, erupted in July releasing hot trapped magma in a powerful explosion, killing one person and enveloping the popular tourist destination in ash.
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Like every exalted star, Mr. De Niro generates good will because of who he is and despite his ups and downs, the afterglow of his great performances enveloping him like a luminous cloud.
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The designers also used their own signature fabrication techniques (crocheting, soldering and weaving) to create contemporary, enveloping forms — including an elaborate top constructed from thickly braided strands of crystal — that resembled soft armor.
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This show — or "programme" as we say in Great Britain — is the equivalent of a pair of non-creepy arms reaching out of the television and enveloping you in an enormously comforting hug.
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Noisy trade shows aren't the best environments for testing speakers, but the Soundform Elite put these features to good use during our listening session at CES, resulting in clean vocals and enveloping sound.
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The scandal now enveloping Prime Minister Justin Trudeau — a bilingual, feminist, pro-multicultural liberal who embodies much of what we like to celebrate in our national character — should put an end to this.
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Paul's arrival briefly united the strained couple, but it's notable that while her body is relaxed, enveloping her son, her face is still partially turned away from the artist and tinged with sadness.
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In the Aqtash district of northern Kunduz province, a hotbed of Taliban insurgents, some women said they are allowed to walk freely and do not have to cover their faces in all-enveloping burqas.
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The statement, according to the state-run Korean Central News Agency, called the US territory the "the outpost and beachhead for invading" North Korea and said it would make "an enveloping fire" around Guam.
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Leading the band at the Appel Room at Jazz at Lincoln Center on Friday night, he seemed committed to making himself part of a bigger sound (warm, enveloping) and a bigger idea (hybrid, layered).
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Most of the surface pleasures of filmic Potterdom (the chiaroscuro tones, the overqualified character actors, the superb costuming, James Newton Howard's warmly enveloping score) have survived intact, but real magic is in short supply.
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He perched on the arm of a sofa, the haunting piano refrain of "Postcard" echoing around the venue as his lyrics laid out that crushing, enveloping sadness that can only spring from sweet love.
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Enveloping dread, ambient unease, a kind of sensuous foreboding: the music of the thirty-five-year-old American composer Ashley Fure addresses feelings that are all too familiar in early-twenty-first-century life.
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The ballooning value of a handful of globe-enveloping technology companies is part of this trend, with the markets assessing them as if these networks will prove stable and reliable economic entities for decades.
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Though it might seem counterintuitive, Ms. Saariaho's most ruminative and mystical orchestral works are often best perceived in large, open spaces, where myriad sounds can be dispersed to create an enveloping experience for listeners.
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The following courses each progressively intensify in flavor—a trio of hwe muchim (raw halibut) flavored with sesame or lime and ginger, then a trio of jun (egg pancakes) enveloping beef shank and hake.
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That's why the island of Guam was thrust into the spotlight Wednesday after North Korea threatened a strike that would create "an enveloping fire" around it and said an attack would come this month.
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HOUSE PASSES PUERTO RICO DEBT BILL: The House on Thursday passed legislation to tackle Puerto Rico's debt crisis, as Congress took a large step towards addressing the economic and humanitarian crisis enveloping the island.
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Made of cheap, bright enveloping fabrics, painted with taunting slogans and portraits of hero-martyrs, it revealed its full identity as a combination cape, tent and banner only when seen on a moving body.
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In fluid and uncluttered prose, "Golden Child" weaves an enveloping portrait of an insular social order in which the claustrophobic support of family and neighbors coexists with an omnipresent threat from the same corners.
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There was the renaissance and all those Carry On films but it always felt like we were building towards something, something that was universal and all-enveloping and accessible and geared towards our betterment.
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The strategist who predicted the capital concerns now enveloping Deutsche Bank has told CNBC what could happen next in a saga that has seen the bank's share price fall by over 50 percent this year.
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But some solar-wind particles get trapped by the magnetic fields enveloping our world, forcing them to follow the familiar North-South lines, where the particles get dumped into the polar regions of our planet.
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Maybe that's because it's now natural to compare it to the Oculus Rift, which strips you of your humanity by enveloping the entirety of your eye sockets, a giant box where your face should be.
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" From The Tig: "Perfect exterior crunch enveloping a moist cloud of salted cod with just the slightest back kick from the scotch bonnet pepper, served piping hot, and washed down with a glass of wine.
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Basically the history of the McCarthy era — the paranoia, the agency's sinister yet amateur machinations, local politics, informants, the suppression of civil rights — is thrown at you as raw, inchoate data, as enveloping, exasperating minutia.
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Within the workspace installation, Pattison has also introduced a few supplementary elements like a bitcoin mining rig and a series of videos depicting other new workspaces, enveloping the viewer in a rhythm of continuous workflow.
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The house's one concession to opulence is a plush and enveloping velvet chaise lounge; a cold blue womb where Katherine is doomed to sit out her days until she provides her husband with an heir.
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The rise of a deadly drug-resistant fungus called Candida auris, a focus of a New York Times report last weekend, has raised fresh questions about the secrecy enveloping infectious outbreaks at American medical institutions.
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" North Korea has stated its clear intention to develop nuclear weapons capable of hitting the mainland United States and has threatened to strike the waters near Guam in the western Pacific with an "enveloping fire.
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In bands such as Swans, Foetus, Thwig and Heroine Sheiks, Mr. Westberg has always delivered the goods with a guitar sound that's menacing but also comforting and enveloping in the way he wields its power.
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Originally modeled by Naomi Campbell, it was later worn by Joan Didion in a portrait by Tina Barney and now reimagined in an enveloping, striped cayenne pepper-colored cashgora — part security blanket, part urban cowgirl.
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"For me this was important because it helps address the anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim spirit that seems to be enveloping the country," said Mr. Lipsmeyer, 42, who lives in the Cobble Hill section of Brooklyn.
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Israel buried its latest terrorism victims on Monday, the day after they were run down by a Palestinian man in a truck, enveloping them in the country's familiar outpouring of love for its service members.
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Schools in India's capital have been shut for Thursday and Friday after air quality plunged to a severe category for the third consecutive day, enveloping New Delhi in a thick gray haze of noxious air.
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Belted trench coats in black, blues and earthy reds had an enveloping, cocoon-like quality, while a series of long-sleeved tees and trousers in tightly elasticated plastic scales came with billowing hoods to match.
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The captain of the ship, an elusive man named Eris (David Ajala), watches everyone through cameras and only appears as a hologram, but he still doesn't have a grip on the chaos enveloping his ship.
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Millions of Australians just endured a sizzlingly hot summer, with three blistering heat waves enveloping much of southeastern Australia during January and February sending temperatures soaring as high as 250 degrees Celsius, or 113 degrees Fahrenheit.
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"Enveloping supply concerns is the increasing likelihood of a protracted economic downturn in China that continues to stoke fears of demand slowdown," Stephen Innes of the trading platform Oanda said in a note quoted by MarketWatch.
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The effect of having such a large display and a dark-colored minimal base is that the Envy's giant curved screen appears to "float" in front of you, enveloping you in windows, video, games, or whatever.
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Existential dread, the feeling that the world will soon suffer an all-enveloping heat death, that we are insignificant and ill-equipped to face our coming dystopia, will be the real star of The Peach Panther.
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SIDI IFNI, Morocco (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Growing up on Mount Boutmezguida in southwest Morocco on the edge of the Sahara desert, Khadija Ghouate never imagined that the fog enveloping the nearby peaks would change her life.
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Although the manipulation does not appear to have been on the scale of Volkswagen's emission scandal (which affected some 11 million cars), the news contributes to the atmosphere of distrust over regulations enveloping the automaker industry.
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Blighted by endemic corruption and cartel violence that have killed well over 100,000 people in the past decade, Mexico is still grappling with the fallout of conflict of interest scandals enveloping President Enrique Pena Nieto's government.
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Europe's political leaders are calling for a quick and meaningful solution to the constitutional crisis enveloping Spain following the Catalonia region's "illegal" referendum vote Sunday, with fears that the vote could spread uncertainty throughout the continent.
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But with Christmas coming, his political base increasingly restive and a cloud of legal troubles enveloping the White House, the president decided to pull the trigger now, calculating that it would deliver him a quick win.
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"Hope proved elusive," the historian Ira Katznelson writes in "Fear Itself: The New Deal and the Origins of Our Time:" The rumble of deep uncertainty, a sense of proceeding without a map, remained relentless and enveloping.
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Undaunted, North Korea responded several hours later, saying that it was considering a strike that would create "an enveloping fire" around Guam, the western Pacific island where the United States operates a critical Air Force base.
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Banned from involvement in politics or speaking publicly, from working, school and leaving their homes without a male relative, women disappeared behind the all-enveloping burqa and the walls of their homes during those five years.
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Their painfully slow feedback-heavy dirges seethed and ebbed, rattling the church's stained glass windows and enveloping those assembled in a gaping maw of noise further perforated by drummer and vocalist A.L.N.'s hellish pterodactyl shrieks.
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Queen D Of course, Dany and fire get along swimmingly, and so she leaves the building, flames enveloping every inch of it, unscathed but naked, presenting herself to the masses of Dothraki who bow at her power.
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The cause may have been linked to the Toba supervolcanic eruption around this time (403,240 years)—the biggest eruption in 2100 million years – which would have led to a volcanic winter enveloping the planet, possibly for centuries.
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All photos: Atlas SurvivalAfter North Korea threatened to launch an "enveloping strike" at Guam, the territory's office of civil defense posted emergency guidelines on Friday, explaining what citizens should do in the event of a missile attack.
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Cloud cover and enveloping light pollution can obscure views of any meteor shower, so getting up high above the bulk of Earth's atmosphere affords scientists the ability to watch the cosmic light show with an unobstructed view.
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Virtue is a long, tranquil soak in the tub on a Sunday morning, a cleansing both physical and metaphysical, enveloping yourself in ribbons of color from your favorite bath bomb while Chopin plays softly in the background.
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She declared war on wonkiness, addressed reparations for slavery by talking about "40 acres and a mule" and warned of a "dark psychic force" enveloping the country -- all new age-laced rhetoric that feels fresh and new.
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An increasing number of malls, gated communities and even private beaches, where women swap burqinis (the all-enveloping swimwear Saudi women must wear) for bikinis, were put off-limits to the prying eyes of the religious police.
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ROME (Reuters) - A volcano on the Italian island of Stromboli erupted on Wednesday, releasing hot trapped magma in a powerful explosion, killing one person and enveloping the popular tourist destination in ash, witnesses and local officials said.
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The decades enveloping the turn of the century were the golden age of fraternal lodge practice, an innovative ground-up answer to a problem facing working people, a voluntary solution produced by civil society on its own.
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CHIANG MAI, Thailand (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A group of women sit around a table making dreamcatchers with colorful bits of yarn, chatting about their families, work and the thick smog enveloping Chiang Mai city in northern Thailand.
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There was magic in that night for me, but there was also great darkness, a darkness that had always been there, a darkness that had been growing and was now enveloping, returned to claim its terrible prize.
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The musical performance was superb — alert to Vivier's tumbling babble, lush yet lean in sustained drones — but there was intentionally (and, to my taste, overly) no sense of character, in favor of enveloping, sweetly apocalyptic sonic spectacle.
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One of our [movement] scores is "walking backward in a prairie" where we go out to the edge of the prairie and walk backward, so there's this real peripheral sense of the world enveloping you from behind.
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With new leadership gripping the reins at top investment banks, turmoil enveloping others, and a still scorching dealmaking environment, a vigorous appetite in the US for top rainmakers has become a constant over the past two years.
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Against this background, two lovers crossed the divide, enveloping them in an affair that is met with immediate and continued aggressive resistance from members and associates of the opposing ethnic gangs, resulting in the predictably tragic results.
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Trump's "soldier of fortune" approach to international relations now risks further escalating tensions in the Middle East, potentially to the point of a spiraling and ruinous war enveloping Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq and even Yemen and Afghanistan.
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Australian far-right senator Pauline Hanson wore a burqa to parliament as part of her campaign to ban the all-enveloping garment worn by some Muslim women, drawing a quick rebuke from the government and Muslim people.
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For Christmas Eve—once the wrapping is done, the turkey timetable worked out, the door locked for the late-night journey to church—brings with it an enveloping quiet that seems closest to the stillness of snow.
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The New York City sidewalk becomes "home...to an astonishingly multicultural horde of pathogens"; when a toddler tosses his bottle or binky to the ground, mothers writing online seem to imagine a swarm of germs enveloping it.
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Looking at the photometric and spectroscopic data, the researchers were able to rule out an alien megastructure (such as a sun-enveloping Dyson sphere), while affirming a theory proposing that the star is surrounded by ordinary space dust.
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That is the Farm Colony today: a place of advanced ruin and intense vegetation, like a Mayan site where buildings appear at first to be natural formations, until you spy human-laid masonry under the enveloping, strangling greenery.
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By enveloping myself within HELL's radium-bright notes, agonized howls, and ominous dirges, it's almost like I'm inviting the unthinkable… or the inevitable, depending on which side of the nuclear divide our current administration deigns to drop us.
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The specter of a civil war enveloping the party less than four weeks before Election Day left veteran Republicans deeply worried about what the elected officials who moved so quickly to abandon Mr. Trump last weekend had wrought.
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India's economic growth hit a three-year low during the April-June period, enveloping Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a barrage of criticism for poor execution of major reforms such as the recent national sales tax and demonetization.
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And yet, it is incredibly moving to be invited into the quiet, enveloping darkness of a cemetery at night — to add your footsteps to the tens of thousands that have worn down a stone path over the centuries.
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So Mr. Guadagnino speaks for them by eroticizing their world, making desire visible in the luxuriousness of the setting, in the green enveloping the villa, the gushing waters of a pool and the graceful lines of male statues.
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So men and women in satin pajamas (the fabric chosen to reflect the glassy shine of the city's midcentury skyscrapers), under enveloping two-tone outerwear in boiled mohair or suede bonded to satin or velvet, stalked the perimeter.
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Once home, my family and I scanned our social media feeds, horrified, witnessing live videos of residents fleeing down the Skyway, flames enveloping them on either side, as the especially parched brush fast-tracked the nightmarish, galloping embers.
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Their highest praise went to the central portion of Mr. Reigelman's design, the 26-foot-high silo enveloping ladders, webbed climbing material and the entrance to a slide that is far more precipitous than it seemed from outside.
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Noting that the administration believes that Mr. Assad's military used chemical weapons multiple times against civilians, Ms. Nauert gamely attempted to square that with a photo from Monday's meeting of Mr. Putin enveloping Mr. Assad in a hug.
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It is just one in a parade of dishes at this homey Albanian restaurant that celebrate creaminess, which is to say an enveloping, voluptuous richness that is as much an embrace of life as it is of food.
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If the North were to follow through on its threat to launch an "enveloping strike" in the vicinity of Guam, it would be the first time that a North Korean missile landed so close to an American territory.
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The threat by North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, to create "an enveloping fire" around the tiny United States territory in the Western Pacific will bolster Guam tourism "tenfold," Mr. Trump said in the recorded conversation with Gov.
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The scandals enveloping the state's Republican governor, Eric Greitens, have utterly overshadowed the Senate campaign of the state's Republican attorney general, Josh Hawley, an up-and-comer who was supposed to topple Senator Claire McCaskill, the Democratic incumbent.
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News Analysis John Zimmer, the co-founder and president of Lyft, wants you to know that he is not — I repeat, not — happy about the chaos that is enveloping Uber, his fiercest rival in the ride-sharing market.
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Among the 229 such projects, check out Kathryn Bigelow and Imraan Ismail's mini-documentary, "The Protectors," about rangers at an African wildlife reserve, for enveloping action, and Selly Raby Kane's "The Other Dakar" for immersive, visually arresting weirdness.
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Australian far-right senator Pauline Hanson wore a burqa to parliament on Thursday as part of her campaign to ban the all-enveloping garment worn by some Muslim women, drawing a quick rebuke from the government and Muslims.
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While a monster story is enveloping the media world, sad-eyed folks from CBS seem to be gathered in a pub somewhere, talking of Edward Murrow and Walter Cronkite, while Bruce Springsteen's "Glory Days" plays on an endless loop.
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Today, North Korea said that leader Kim Jong Un was briefed on his military's plans to launch missiles into waters near Guam as part of an effort to create "enveloping fire" near the U.S. military hub in the Pacific.
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But the Enquirer connection is important because it's a prime example of one of the hallmarks of Trumpism, the tendency to blur the lines between truth and fiction to create an enveloping unreality that hampers criticism of the president.
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The first House committee report focused on the allegations that sparked the controversy now enveloping Greitens: that he photographed a woman with whom he had an affair while she was bound and blindfolded, and blackmailed her with those photos.
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Tim Rushton's "Black Diamond" begins with an explosion, filling the stage with silver confetti and the members of Danish Dance Theater — some masked and resembling science-fiction aliens, others wrapped in (and seeking to extricate themselves from) enveloping fabric.
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It is in this very act of working ceaselessly, of pushing forward to construct a macrocosm evermore expansive and enveloping while everything around her seems to rub and scrape and fall apart, that is itself Smith's ultimate political act.
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We've compiled a list of 28 different TV shows and movies currently available to stream as you work from home, take care of your family, or just try to tune out the the pandemic news currently enveloping the world.
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Across six languages and genres, she nimbly brought us from the Rossini cantata "Giovanna d'Arco" — gripping and all the more urgent in the enveloping acoustics of the Frick's Music Room — to excerpts from William Bolcom's "Cabaret Songs" (1963-96).
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Oliveira Baptista wholeheartedly embraced these itinerant roots for his debut collection, but his contemporary take on the brand's ethos — marked by loose, enveloping silhouettes, layered headwear, utility belts and sturdy boots — is more subdued than that of its founder.
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And given Trump's history of thinking on his feet, if he feels on a roll about any issue that pops into his head, he could very well start talking about any of the domestic clouds currently enveloping his Presidency.
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In April Saudi Arabia, a land where women may not drive, or leave the country without the written permission of a male "guardian", or appear in public without an all-enveloping cloak, was elected to the UN's committee on women's rights.
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End game Last Wednesday, after the worst day of rioting and protests Hong Kong had seen for many years, Lam -- after days of publicly ignoring the crisis enveloping her -- made an appearance on Hong Kong television, crying during the interview.
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It strains, here and there, for profundity that it doesn't quite attain, but that's forgivable in an episode that features a shot of the end of time — depicted as a kind of red storm enveloping everything — consuming the entire planet.
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But there's also been a counter movement that seeks to make the latest tech feel more organic by enveloping it in leather and wood cases, as Moto did with its phones, or giving it a familiar design from the past.
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CANBERRA (Reuters) - Australian far-right senator Pauline Hanson wore a burqa to parliament on Thursday as part of her campaign to ban the all-enveloping garment worn by some Muslim women, drawing a quick rebuke from the government and Muslims.
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With the help of a couple of savvy public relations pros, Klan membership spread like wildfire, enveloping Northerners and Westerners in love with the idea of defining themselves by what they were not, including being black, Jewish, Catholic, or recent immigrants.
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"The fire developed so rapidly due the weather conditions, that it just was a huge fireball coming into the west Redding area, extremely quickly, enveloping everything in its path," Cal Fire Deputy Chief Scott McLean told " America's News HQ " on Sunday.
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The military's initial language, which said Pyongyang would be "making an enveloping fire at the areas around Guam," was ambiguous, but a second statement clarifies the North Korean plan involves firing missiles and aiming for an area off Guam's coast.
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In fact, at the height of the controversies enveloping his boss, the vice president is even building his own political war chest, creating a political action committee to support congressional candidates, which will enhance his already-strong popularity among Republicans.
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In a white, cube-shaped room about 18 feet on a side, the black swatches fill the upper halves of two opposite walls and the lower halves of the others, creating an enveloping syncopation of impenetrable darkness and blinding light.
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Trump has shown he is struggling with female voters nationally, especially among suburban women, in a year that has featured multiple sexual misconduct allegations amidst the "Me Too" movement, including most recently the political firestorm enveloping Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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But the prospect of enforcing that hatred wholesale, rather than retail, with, say, a police-state dystopia "wall" of drones and automatic facial-recognition checkpoints enveloping the southern borders of Europe and America — that is something entirely new and terrible.
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Hito Steyerl's "Factory of the Sun," shown at the 2015 Venice Biennale, is an enveloping installation in which viewers sit on lounge chairs in a gridded, "Tron"-like space to watch an engaging disco-science-fiction parody of a video game.
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The reeling Giants (26-163) had steadied a season teetering toward irrelevance, and Manning and Beckham, who earlier had connected on another long touchdown, had quelled the storm of criticism enveloping them since the Giants' last victory on Sept. 216.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The massacre of nine American citizens has dealt a new blow to the Mexican president's aim to free his country of foreign interference, enveloping him in a growing security crisis just as US counterpart Donald Trump seeks reelection.
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The singer Chloe Kaul's voice bobs and weaves around the bass-heavy beats that she and her band mate Simon Lam build, creating a pleasantly enveloping effect that works well on headphones and even better on a darkened dance floor.
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In recent months, Mr. Kim has threatened to ignite an "enveloping fire" of missiles near the Pacific island of Guam, an American territory, and has warned that North Korean intercontinental ballistic missiles are capable of reaching the mainland United States.
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So they were well equipped to navigate Mr. Adams's vocal music: its exquisite and enveloping lyricism, but also the way it treats syllables as musical notes to be repeated and rearranged, creating an entire breathless passage from a single word.
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But the scandal continues to move quickly, with the Federal Trade Commission said to be investigating the data leak, and Zuckerberg may need to take control of the situation enveloping his company before it spins even more out of control.
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"Their highest praise went to the central portion of Mr. Reigelman's design, the 26-foot-high silo enveloping ladders, webbed climbing material and the entrance to a slide that is far more precipitous than it seemed from outside," he wrote.
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Anyone who took to the colloquial charms of McCourt's first two books — "Angela's Ashes" (winner of the Pulitzer Prize in 1997) and "'Tis" — will appreciate the warmth and surprising turns of his creative classroom style, and his expansive, enveloping storytelling skills.
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The result is that Mr. Bloomberg can become an enveloping presence in the places where he concentrates his attention, instilling a sense of good will and raising his profile far beyond the city he led for a dozen years as mayor.
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" That spurred the North Korean army to almost immediately cross that line: It issued a statement carried by Pyongyang's state news agency that it was "carefully examining an operational plan" for targeting the U.S. island territory of Guam with "enveloping fire.
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The region around the city of Santarém, farther north and deep in the Amazon, saw flames as tall as buildings tear through the forest, enveloping the canopy in thick black smoke that stretched for miles and turned the sunlight red.
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Sure, elements from a super-creepy, Lovecraftian dimension may have leaked into her world, enveloping her hometown, consuming her parents and psychologically scarring her little sister, but Addison's not going to let that stop her from making a solid living.
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By locating in Sanlitun, Mr. Yan and Ms. Zhang, and Lin Fan, an owner of one of Beijing's fancy restaurants and a producer of Chinese movies, are appealing to habitués of the premier axis of the city's all-enveloping consumer culture.
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The turmoil now enveloping Ford was quietly starting around the same time, when the Palo Alto University professor contacted The Post through a tip line and sent a letter to her congresswoman, Democrat Anna Eshoo, who forwarded it to California Sen.
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Formations are critical: a half dozen swordsmen in a line of battle or an enveloping crescent formation are a basically a woodchipper that will grind the enemy to powder; those same half dozen swordsmen in a column are nothing but dominoes.
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But when they took a peek at patients' bile ducts, instead of finding the dense connective tissue assumed to be enveloping most organs, they saw something else: a mesh-like pattern of dark branching bands made of collagen surrounding large, fluid-filled spaces.
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Trump's remarks drew a swift response from North Korea, which fired off its own "serious warning to the United States" about "enveloping" America's Pacific territory of Guam in missile fire to counteract U.S. bombers that are based there and fly over South Korea.
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Of the dozens of amicus briefs prepared for Gloucester County, a filing from several members of the Obama administration explains most clearly how the concept of sex discrimination came to be interpreted as enveloping the treatment of students based on their gender identity.
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But the screen is 105 inches on the diagonal and the depth of the curvature can be measured in single figures of inches—so the effect is more akin to gently flexing a giant credit card than actually enveloping your face in pixels.
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The memory of women bowed by the all-enveloping burqa, enforced under Taliban rule, trudging past destroyed homes is also fading amid talk of possible further Taliban ceasefires, upcoming elections, the national cricket team's first "test" match against India - and the World Cup.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The massacre of nine American citizens has dealt a new blow to the Mexican president's aim to free his country of foreign interference, enveloping him in a growing security crisis just as U.S. counterpart Donald Trump seeks re-election.
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If you are somehow able to make the most of your 30 seconds, they can transport you to the quiet cosmos, to a lonely labyrinth of pulsing light, or to what could be the enveloping innards of a leviathan with the measles.
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If he lost his athletic prime to injuries, he nonetheless had a fine career, hitting lots of home runs, displaying catlike skills at third base and finally playing in a World Series — and hitting a home run there, despite his enveloping infirmities.
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Workers at the Homeland Security office have been on 24-hour duty fielding questions from residents and the news media since North Korea warned last week it was preparing a missile test that would create an "enveloping fire" in the waters off Guam.
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Hazardous air enveloping Melbourne, Australia, delayed play on the first day of Australian Open qualifying matches on Tuesday and again on Wednesday, causing one player to double over in coughing fits during a match as the country's wildfires marred the famed tournament.
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Ariana Grande's "7 Rings" fares better with the multiple layers available in the 3D mix, as does "What's Going On" by Marvin Gaye — both sound more immersive and enveloping than the stereo versions, while staying true to what the originals sounded like.
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Opened in 203, Il Buco has an enveloping ambience, a real charm, and though there are other Italian restaurants that have been open longer, Il Buco has been serving sublime farm-to-table cuisine since long before everybody else was doing it.
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In a statement carried by the state-run KCNA news agency, the North Korean army said it was "carefully examining an operational plan" for targeting the U.S. island territory with "enveloping fire" using the medium-to-long-range Hwasong-12 ballistic rocket.
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From 1945 onward he began acquiring an eclectic and enveloping assortment of works in every style and medium, from the ornate, medieval-looking paintings of coal miner Augustin Lesage to the bold, fantastic, and erotic drawings of Swiss psychiatric hospital patient Aloïse Corbaz.
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"House in LA" is the sort of track that invites stillness, enveloping you with its sheer atmosphere, while "Happy Man" is a funkier number with prominent bass and an extremely hooky chorus that'll compel you to dance, probably while doing lots of dramatic pointing.
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Using a weapons-grade thermal camera capable of picking out a human being more than 18 miles away, Incoming tracks the movements of those caught up in the migrant crisis enveloping North Africa, the Middle East, and Europe, as well as the conflict driving it.
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But as I walked into Excavations & Certainties at John Molloy Gallery on the Upper East Side, a two-artist exhibition pairing Theresa Hackett's paintings with Shari Mendelson's sculptures, a similar sense of perfection imperceptibly set in, a seed of tranquility growing into an enveloping presence.
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If enveloping possible home intruders with a blinding fog isn't enough for you, there's also options like SelectaDNA—which releases synthetic DNA chains with the fog, which show up under UV light and are personalized to be traced back to their own specific home.
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But as the end of the year approaches, a gloom is enveloping Silicon Valley, and it's making for unusual shows of contrition, internal debates in board rooms, and insurgent attempts to change the Wall Street system that keeps delivering bad news to Silicon Valley.
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KARACHI, Pakistan (Reuters) - Pakistani soldiers rescued the kidnapped son of a senior judge from his Taliban captors on Tuesday, after finding him bound in chains with his mouth taped shut and wearing in an all-enveloping burqa to hide his identity, the army spokesman said.
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But the fact that most walked up to the line of personally, specifically criticizing Trump but did not cross it even under these extreme circumstances showed that the foundations of his presidency are likely to emerge intact from the new crisis enveloping the White House.
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The most beautiful drawing, lent by the Rijksprentenkabinet in Amsterdam, is almost entirely tonal, atmospheric: an image of a handful of the painting's subsidiary figures dwarfed by what looks like an enveloping cloud of light, with a torrent of shadow spilling down behind them.
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Vétraz-Monthou, France — When Clara Franceschetti first visited the Château de Vétraz, about 211 miles east of central Geneva near the French village of Annemasse and Mont Blanc, she could hardly see it, so thick was the tangle of thorns enveloping its wide courtyard.
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Songs that support the 3D format, like Lady Gaga's "Look What I Found" and Ariana Grande's "7 Rings" just sounded bigger — that's to say the overall sound was more open, airy, and enveloping, making it easier to hear crisp high notes and lower accents.
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" The statement also said that the North Korean military would finalize a plan by mid-August to fire four midrange missiles into the waters off the Pacific island of Guam, a United States territory used as a strategic base, to create a "historic enveloping fire.
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Or so Daniel Lee showed at Bottega Veneta, abandoning the tough-guy trickiness that had marked the clothes in his first two shows in favor of extreme comfort dressing: long, unconstricting, with a certain enveloping clarity of purpose and a touch of the X Games.
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Since scientific liberalism of the kind Mokyr details believes that history doesn't have a preordained plot, and that the individual case, not the enveloping essence, is the only quantum that history provides, it is hard for it to dramatize itself in quite this way.
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The 2-year yield is down 23 bps in the past two sessions, reflecting a growing conviction that the U.S. Federal Reserve will start cutting interest rates to stave off recession as the trade war shows signs of escalating further and enveloping more countries.
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JERUSALEM — Amid a swirl of police investigations and ethics probes enveloping Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel and his inner circle, a budding scandal over contracts for new submarines and other warships appears to be gaining momentum as another potential threat to his political future.
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It's 12 minutes of free-associative visuals and evocative, enveloping sound, in which the animated lines and colors seem to stand in relief against the all-encompassing darkness of the room and backdrop, creating an impression that the moving forms are actually floating in space.
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Most of these considerations will be beside the point if you're a fan of the verbal warp and woof of Caspe's method — the enveloping fabric of one-liners, insults, puns and, especially, references that register as jokes simply by virtue of their surprise value.
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The me of 1992 didn't know that what he was playing would still shine so magnificently almost 25 years later, but here we are: Playing Sensi today remains both intuitively enveloping and dramatically different from any other alternative, from both its own era and beyond.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The great paradox of the soundscape as musical mode is that the best background music is also the best music for full immersion, for completely saturating the senses and diving into a deep, rich, enveloping ocean of sound.
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But right behind the protests, tied for second at 24 percent (with "too many delays in the game"), were the NFL's ongoing issues with players being accused of domestic abuse, which had been the big scandal enveloping the league before Colin Kaepernick first took a knee.
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Take away the enveloping aesthetic of his film The Neon Demon, and it contains much of the same raw material found in so many exploitation films: an unrelenting sense of sexual peril, wild narrative turns, a willingness to repeatedly shock and offend, then up the ante.
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I don't know and I don't care: I'm certain that in those solitary moments deep in the woods, my mind free, the cedars like endless rows of sentries, as I walked a path worn smooth by pilgrims 1,400 years ago, the silence complete, enveloping, I saw him.
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But he was unusually quiet when it came to the scandal enveloping Alabama Republican Roy Moore's Senate campaign, only addressing it directly a week after returning to the US -- on Tuesday afternoon -- when he told reporters outside the White House he was standing by the GOP nominee.
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So if you're at a loose end this festive season, you could do worse than wrapping yourself in a blanket and having a nice big ugly cry to the enveloping sound of a full Bon Iver concert – arguably the best way to get into the Christmas spirit!
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I posted to my work Instagram account photos of two charts I had created to help me make sense of the passing revolution enveloping the league and the year-by-year progression of the record, which Saints quarterback Drew Brees would set that night against Washington.
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It would receive one of Sega's best home ports for the Dreamcast the following year, a title whose only concession is its lack of the arcade version's enveloping triptych of screens, another sign of Suzuki's trademark artful indulgence and attention to physical (as well as digital) detail.
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This never felt strident: In the title role of Strauss's "Ariadne auf Naxos" or as Wagner's tormented Kundry in "Parsifal," it seemed that her opulent tone was not originating from her body, but enveloping you, coming at you from all the corners of the opera house.
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Mr. Kim's trip was his first reported public appearance since he visited the North Korean missile command last week and was briefed about its plan to launch four ballistic missiles to create an "enveloping fire" around Guam, home to key American military bases in the Western Pacific.
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SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea's vow to ignite an "enveloping fire" of test missiles near the American island of Guam is the first time it has specified a target with so much detail, escalating a showdown between Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, and President Trump.
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The 40-minute conversation came as jitters among South Koreans were growing over President Trump's threat to deal with North Korea with "fire and fury" and the North's warning that it would respond with an "enveloping" missile barrage around Guam, home to major American military bases.
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In a world in which ferocity, tumult and chaos are squarely established in the musical culture, nothing is so subversive as the making of brazenly luxurious, unapologetically lovely music such as the pastoral symphonic music of John Luther Adams or the enveloping orchestral jazz of Maria Schneider.
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The sensed absence of time — the result, paradoxically, of an unusual amount of it being accumulated within each picture — is accentuated by another lack that deepens the enveloping aura of emptiness and, as a consequence, emphasizes the connection with the photographic past: no traffic, no congestion.
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This album's weird harmonies and compulsive tempo changes have inspired comparisons to '70s progressive rock, but with prog, the constant musical changes are meant to be showy, whereas Black Midi's soothing, through-composed excursions, often lacking defined verses or choruses, swathe in a warmly enveloping blanket of static.
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Using a geophysical model that depicts a crust 'floating' atop a mantle, Mikael Beuthe of the Royal Observatory of Belgium shows that gravity data collected by Cassini can be explained by a ~100 kilometer (62 mile)-thick shell of ice enveloping a 65 kilometer (40 mile)-deep ocean.
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"We intend to go there soon with the force that is capable of doing that and enveloping the city of Raqqa... the final seizure of Raqqa, we continue to talk to Turkey about that and a possible role for Turkey in that further down the road," Carter said.
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Pita enveloping the "folded cheeseburger" that Shani developed especially for New York, featuring a sheet-like patty of grass-fed beef, griddled briefly and then wrapped around Cheddar and griddled some more, until the meat is medium-rare and the edges of the cheese have gone lacy and crunchy.
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" The image Cusack posted depicted a giant hand bearing a Star of David enveloping a group of people, accompanied by the words "To learn who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize," which it attributed to Voltaire, with Cusack adding, "Follow the money.
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The immediacy of the materials and ideas presented in that exhibition made me question why I was heading up to Acquavella's Gilded Age townhouse in the first place: nothing seemed farther from the contemporary frequencies emanating from Formula 224 than the malerisch mystique enveloping Freud like stale cigarette smoke.
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But Raine's real journey is only just beginning; this week marks the release of her official solo debut LP, Oneknowing, an enveloping album that takes her soundtrack sensibility into luscious new realms, positioning her as one of the most exciting modern composers to emerge from the gaming sphere.
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This slight variation on a standard screen, which evokes the parabolic aspect of old-fashioned Cinerama, creates an unexpectedly enveloping and theatrical atmosphere — a sensation accentuated by the artist's decision to set the screen directly on the floor and shield it from daylight with a wide black curtain.
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Hundreds of thousands of fans from across the planet have descended on Russia; on the days before and after games, there has often been the feel of a carnival, a riot of color and noise enveloping Kaliningrad in the west, Yekaterinburg in the east, and all points in between.
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The remarkable level of discord enveloping the start of the nominating process, with the New Hampshire primary only days away, was an early setback for a party that was already ideologically fractured between left and center and staring at a nomination fight that may last into the summer.
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Once you're in, it's easy to get lost in the aural sensation of hearing a language you don't often encounter; as someone who doesn't understand Hmong, it's enveloping, almost nerve-wracking to listen in via phone, a communication mode we think of as private, two-way, and closed.
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I started to like how bleak and enveloping it sounded, how that whole album felt like heavy clouds and bleary eyes and escapism via little snatches of erotica, Z-grade horror movies and cyberpunk sci-fi references that I didn't understand, but would reveal themselves upon each listen.
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The title track "Honey" keeps stopping and starting, as the beat decides to throb, abruptly drop out, shyly creep back in; Robyn mixes a large number of nature metaphors (honey, waves, currents, sunset) to create a sense of vulnerability buried deep beneath external layers: a primal, enveloping intimacy.
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" Aboard his aircraft Wednesday en route to Guam, the U.S. territory in the Pacific that North Korea threatened this week to destroy with an "enveloping fire," Tillerson told reporters that "Americans should sleep well at night" and that "I do not believe that there is any imminent threat.
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While the score, by fellow Baltimore native Dan Deacon, offers an enveloping whirl of electronic sounds, Rat Film adds layers upon layers to its dense argument about how acts of urban planning and engineering can conceal acts of racism and classism, and about how their legacy can be felt today.
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The Nebia shower is all a very strange feat of engineering and involves the water being "atomized" as they called it, with water droplets being significantly smaller when it exits some nozzles, leading to an enveloping mist, and larger and warmer jets being shot out of the shower head's center.
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Each image in Chicano Male Unbonded is intimately scaled at 16 by 20 inches, reminiscent of photographs for the mantel or desk that are looked at with affection; organized by curator Amy Scott at the Autry, they are set into an enveloping grid on three walls of a small gallery.
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And it might be cool that she's switching brands to challenge the person who will give her the best match, but at the old style pay-per-views, there's less electricity in the crowd, less of that magic which makes those big pops so enveloping of the senses when they happen.
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Paying little attention to the chatty partygoers imbibing their free drinks and nibbling at a buffet of meats, cheeses, and shrimp, his enveloping DJ set includes selections from the new record, as well as a smattering of 20th century folk tunes from the likes of Psychic TV and Vashti Bunyan.
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Early on, as if to break the enveloping clouds of nihilistic cynicism, Tarantino gives us a jaw-droppingly dumb shot of a black horse and a white horse drawing next to other to pull the cart forward in unison—it makes " Ebony and Ivory " look like a masterpiece of understatement.
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"In the title role of Strauss's 'Ariadne auf Naxos' or as Wagner's tormented Kundry in 'Parsifal,' it seemed that her opulent tone was not originating from her body, but enveloping you, coming at you from all the corners of the opera house," Anthony Tommasini wrote in The Times this week.
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An air of crisis is enveloping Washington over allegations from a whistleblower against President TrumpDonald John TrumpWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE over his dealings with a foreign government.
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Melissa Painter, Creative Director of HEROES and Principal at MAP Design Lab, along with Choreographer and Key Collaborator Laura Gorenstein Miller stood with the testers as well tried each section of the exposition; always leaving the virtual space bewildered by the enveloping technology we were experiencing just by merely putting on a headset.
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The dazzling show, as shaped by Matali Crasset's exhibition design, presents massive quantities of archival material, all of it of great interest and spread out in an enveloping, saturating fashion suited to the stylings of the pop happenings of Andy Warhol's art-music group, Exploding Plastic Inevitable (which included the Velvet Underground).
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The centers were originally established in 1945 to encourage women into the workforce, but closed under the Taliban, who ruled from 1996 to 2001 and did not allow women to go to school or work, nor walk on the street without being accompanied by a male relative and wearing the all-enveloping burqa.
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He was referring, of course, to money, but he could have meant the sourness and sense of anticlimax enveloping the end of A-Rod, with his team paying him to go away and sportswriters musing on how his Hall of Fame career statistics were far too tainted for the Hall of Fame.
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As patriotic as they are, Najera and Llamas — two of just four Mexican-born players to reach the N.B.A. — were clearly pleased that the basketball bustle enveloping them, as the Nets and the Thunder went through their regular warm-up routines, would have seemed authentic in any American outpost on the N.B.A. map.
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The famous British love of desserts, to mention an example close to my heart, has given us bread-and-butter pudding (a pillow of warmth and steamy comfort), apple charlotte and summer pudding (semispheres of sweet soaked bread enveloping cooked seasonal fruit) and treacle tart (a tart filled with molasses and bread crumbs).
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The Firefox web browser and the largest parts of Chrome and Safari are open source; whole operating systems, including essential parts of MacOS, are open source; the server software that powers our digital cloud, driving data to our phones, enveloping us in wonderful and terrible ways — much of that's open source, too.
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And it can be harnessed to breathe new life into existing institutions, such as the kitschy old-timey-signage enveloping Di Fara's pizza stall at the N3 Food Hall in Williamsburg (new, but made to look like the exterior of the Midwood original, which underwent a temporary closure last year for non-payment of taxes).
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This past spring, The New York Times's chief fashion critic, Vanessa Friedman, declared modest fashion a defining trend of the 2010s, with brands as varied as Céline, with its enveloping, cocoon-like garments, Erdem, with its long-sleeved, high-collared Victoriana dresses, and Vetements, with its almost comically outsize getups, all promoting the look.
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Their efforts come as food and beverage companies are not only looking for biodegradable containers — Nestlé Waters and Danone recently announced a joint project to make water bottles from wood — but also joining in the growing effort by governments, restaurateurs and consumers to reduce waste, which contributes to the greenhouse gases enveloping the planet.
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What started as a Romeo and Juliet–esque story about star-crossed interplanetary lovers Alana and Marko and their child, Hazel, has bloomed into a more enveloping and complex tale about family, loss, and, in its upcoming arc, a time jump that changes almost everything we thought we knew about the characters we've grown to love.
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But for the hardcore ones, their candidate tops the list: Kirsten Elizabeth Gillibrand née Rutnik, a former representative from upstate New York who took over Hillary Clinton's Senate seat when she became Secretary of State, is the shining beacon of light who will, as she herself said in front of Trump International, "defeat the darkness" now enveloping our nation.
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The Jungle is an enveloping, at times emotionally exhausting experience, but it's not without humor and joy: At one point, there is a jam session among residents of the Jungle, each bringing their own distinctive rhythm and style of music to the scene, and it's one of the most blissful moments I've witnessed at the theater.
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Constance: I also love that the Mexican ambassador is in a pantsuit for the whole episode: It's so subtly jarring to see a woman wearing pants, with her hair down, while the Wives and Handmaids flit silently around her in their enveloping and identical gowns — especially since this episode is particularly concerned with the caste uniforms.
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The legal cases enveloping Manafort and Cohen come as special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE continues his investigation into Russian involvement in the 2202 election and whether the Trump campaign colluded with the country.
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The political chaos wreaked by Trump in the US and by Brexit in the UK are beyond his artistic responsibility, of course; rather, Landy's hundreds of tiny sign holders — like pinpricks to the conscience — are reminders that the degradation of democratic norms now enveloping us proceeds from a failure of collective responsibility, the consequence of letting down our guard.
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So while the shapes spoke to couture's ancestral antecedents, with enveloping Poiret-like shawl collars, cocoon and trapeze volumes, molded corseted and peplum skirt suits and lavish bows at the throat (even feathers, lace and brocade), they were realized in entirely counterintuitive fabrics: foam and nylon and what looked like insulation and mattress ticking married to organza and tulle.
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During fittings in the studio the next day, as Oliveira Baptista reviewed the looks each model would wear at the show — among them cocoon-like dresses, parkas with sleeves like wings and body-enveloping down jackets — it became clear that many styles had been designed to be worn in multiple ways, transforming for different environments with ease.
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You wouldn't necessarily notice it just by listening to the music, which feels like a culmination of the vision she set forth with her 2012 breakout album, Visions: future-gazing pop music that is as infectious and warmly enveloping as it is alien, buoyed by a blurring of genre lines and geographical boundaries that feels distinctly of the Internet.
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While she was being cremated I went off, apart from the rest of the family, sat on a bench in the courtyard of the crematorium, and remembered what had happened in that wind cave: the weight of time as I waited for my little sister to come out, the thickness of the darkness enveloping me, the profound chill I felt.
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Centrist Democrats defending seats in states won by President 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 in 2016 must also tread carefully, however, as the allegations enveloping Kavanaugh threaten to turn into a political firestorm.
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In the latter category, last month's election of the former army officer Jair Bolsonaro as president of Brazil is testament to a large nation, governed by the left for more than a decade, now expressing its fear of rampant crime, disgust over a corruption scandal enveloping the former Workers' Party administration and discontent caused by the country's dismal economic performance.
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La Paulée de New York — Mr. Johnnes has also taken the event to San Francisco and Hong Kong — has had a lot to do with that growth, bringing groups of Burgundy lovers together and introducing them to like-minded wine fans, to the vignerons themselves and, perhaps most important of all, enveloping them in the spirit of sharing that is legendarily Burgundian.
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There's a swing dance section, too, in which the tap dancers wear sneakers, and Dormeshia shows, yet again, that her understanding of rhythm has a way of enveloping the music like serious play: Just as she makes us pay attention to the moments between the notes, she lets us feel how a step can be as soft as taking a breath.
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When: Opens Friday, May 27 Where: Whitney Museum of American Art (24 Gansevoort Street, Meatpacking District, Manhattan) The artists Liz Craft, Rochelle Goldberg, Elizabeth Jaeger, Maggie Lee, and Win McCarthy will collaborate to create an enveloping and surreal environment that — judging by their respective interests in sculpture, installation, and video — promises to make the Whitney's eighth floor into a strange mindscape full of rich textural details.
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Read more:Horrifying video shows dozens of cockroaches fighting to stay above Tropical Storm Barry floodwatersLouisiana officials warn of snakes and other creatures fighting to escape Hurricane Barry floodwatersHurricane Barry is weakening as it moves over Louisiana, but heavy rain and flooding could still worsen — here are the latest updatesA dramatic satellite photo shows Hurricane Barry enveloping the Gulf of Mexico just before making landfall in Louisiana
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See Missoni, where the whole room was bathed in a cerulean light meant to represent a "door that connects different moments in the history of a fashion house," like a magical wormhole in space and time leading to a moment in the mid-1970s (according to the show notes) when women wore enveloping striped capes, chunky zigzag coats, thin swishy trousers and long metallic sheaths.
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Without the detrimental impact of human intervention, nature has fought back for control of large sections of Pripyat, enveloping the grey structures and suburban streets with greenery and wildlife: "Instead of fear, horror, death and a lost country, we found a beautiful area with lots of flowers and trees, fertile soil and loving, hospitable people who gave us a warm welcome every time we dropped by unannounced," said Esther.
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A statement from North Korea's army, translated by South Korea's Yonhap News, says North Korea is "seriously examining the plan for an enveloping strike at Guam through simultaneous fire of four Hwasong-12 intermediate-range strategic ballistic rockets in order to interdict the enemy forces on major military bases on Guam and to signal a crucial warning to the US." Thursday's slide follows a 0.23% drop on Wednesday.
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North Korea is "seriously examining the plan for an enveloping strike at Guam through simultaneous fire of four Hwasong-12 intermediate-range strategic ballistic rockets in order to interdict the enemy forces on major military bases on Guam and to signal a crucial warning to the U.S.," General Kim Rak Gyom, commander of the Strategic Force of the Korean People's Army, said in a statement released through North Korea's state-run news agency.
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Wearing brown berets and equipped with body armor and assault rifles, the elite Gurkha police officers are a conspicuous part of the enveloping security force Singapore has deployed for Tuesday&aposs summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The meeting, which could prove to be a crucial moment in the global diplomatic push to resolve the nuclear standoff with Pyongyang, has sent the highly manicured city-state into security overdrive.
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Wearing brown berets and equipped with body armor and assault rifles, the elite Gurkha police officers are a conspicuous part of the enveloping security force Singapore has deployed for Tuesday's summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The meeting, which could prove to be a crucial moment in the global diplomatic push to resolve the nuclear standoff with Pyongyang, has sent the highly manicured city-state into security overdrive.
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However, there is at least one flawed notion at the root of Landlord Colors that I cannot ignore, because it is antithetical to the Detroit I know: "In the context of a place such as Detroit, an exemplar of the American Rust Belt, the term [landlord colors] poetically speaks to the overarching material conditions enveloping the city — a situation not of its own choosing," writes Mott on the introductory page of her catalogue essay.
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A brief rundown of this can be found on Reddit threads where people talk about what happened when they ate more than they could handle, ranging from the mildly distressing ("my mind kept thinking that everything in my mouth was wriggling like worms") to the harrowing ("I am in my own personal hell") and to Johny-Cash-turned-up-to-483 levels of morbid ("darkness is enveloping the outer rings of my vision").
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The shutdown has fueled the year-end chaos that appears to be enveloping Trump's presidency, along with plummeting stock markets, intraparty warfare over the ouster of Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE and troop withdrawals from Syria and Afghanistan and the Russia investigation.
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Any people can cheer an Eisenhower, a MacArthur, a John Glenn, a Neil Armstrong; it takes generosity of spirit to suffer the Weathermen who hated L.B.J., the Birchers who baited J.F.K., the Liberty Leaguers who heckled F.D.R." Manchester opened his saga in the Hoover years — the years of a burning White House, of crash and of enveloping crisis, with an arresting image: "In the desperate summer of 1932, Washington, D.C., resembled the besieged capital of an obscure European state.
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" Now, reading Jacques Rancière's new book, The Lost Thread: The Democracy of Modern Fiction, I find that what I'd perceived in Kateb's novel was something that Joseph Conrad — an author I'd never have imagined as one of Kateb's precursors — had already articulated nearly sixty years before in Heart of Darkness: "To him the meaning of an episode was not inside like a kernel but outside, enveloping the tale which brought it out only as a glow brings out a haze.
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"Dude, I'm still picking glass out of my cheeks," said Chad Tepper, the unofficial masochist of Team 0003, gingerly stroking his face as he rode in the back seat of Mr. Paul's tricked-out Tesla X. Holding out his phone, Mr. Tepper showed off footage from the previous day, a stunt filmed by an ultra-slow-motion Phantom camera showing a fluorescent light tube crashing down over his shoulder, enveloping his head — very, very slowly — in a cloud of glass shards and noxious white dust.
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