The moment you step through the door, enchantment envelops you.
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Adaptogens fall perfectly into the gray area that wellness envelops.
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It envelops relationships I've had with employees, contractors, and customers.
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This hateful spirit envelops him, consumes him and animates him.
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The arid heat shrivels bodies, and blowing sand envelops the remains.
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Once disturbed, quicksand becomes much more viscous, trapping whatever it envelops.
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The economic fears come as a crisis envelops South Africa's ruling elite.
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Luyken depicts nature as a wild whirlwind that eventually envelops the characters.
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Chaos envelops his White House, disarray is the norm and incompetence reigns.
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There is an eerie darkness that envelops you, and often it feels inescapable.
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A suffocating storm of papers envelops him, dragging him down to hellish landscape.
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The noise dies down, and the serenity of the Pacific Ocean envelops you.
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Inside, a cocoon envelops the space as the night's acts take their turns.
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And it's all topped with an upholstered cushion that envelops you in cozy luxury.
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Alipay handed out red envelops worth 800 million yuan ($122 million) during the gala.
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There is a stunned awe at her voice as it completely envelops the room.
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Nothing says 'do not disturb' like a giant pillow that envelops your entire head.
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Taking place at venues across Reykjavik every November, Airwaves envelops most of the city.
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She finds comfort, though, in the darkness that envelops her small New Jersey bedroom.
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Perry has created a Prague that envelops the reader in a bath of sensation.
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Family, religious fellowships, volunteering, and community groups suffer as the workplace envelops the employee.
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Controversy also envelops the question of how many people in Britain should be deported.
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Her affection envelops them like a secular form of grace: not uncritically, but unconditionally.
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Besides sadness, there is a perplexity that envelops me when I think of these problems.
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Virtual reality completely envelops you in a digital world, cutting you off from real life.
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Spoilers have become a virtual Xanax, triggering a relaxing sensation that envelops my entire body.
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At night, darkness envelops the emptying countrysides of rural Spain, southern Italy, Greece and Bulgaria.
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They modeled the conjunctiva, the thin transparent membrane that envelops the surface of the eye.
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It's the sort of novel that envelops you, a cancel-your-plans-to-read triumph.
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It envelops what remains of her left arm, which ends a few inches below her shoulder.
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Heavy smog envelops the Delhi-UP link road near Mayur Vihar Phase-I on Nov. 8.
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As the camera pulls back a network of these planetary orbs envelops the island's surrounding landscape.
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For example, scientists still aren't sure exactly what kind of atmosphere, if any, envelops the planet.
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This chemical envelops the memory chips in all electronic-storage devices, reducing the risk of overheating.
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The light participates in this immersion—it completely envelops the viewer, it amplifies the immersive experience.
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The cloud of uncertainty and volatility that envelops us today is the product of this gap.
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As the Thaimuang gets closer the diesel envelops the fishermen standing on mountains of fishing gear.
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The students have learned that injustice often envelops the chocolate bars and treats that they eat.
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Part of their fictive nature is due to the atmosphere that envelops the images and their inhabitants.
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That empty silence that envelops Montreal has loomed over the city since the Canadiens traded P.K. Subban.
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Given the gridlock that envelops official Washington at the moment, the power of one senator is limited.
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Overpainted so it isn't visible, lace envelops his paintings and sculptures like a delicately patterned second skin.
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For a credo, how about "To be happy at the moment is the strength that envelops me"?
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I wasn't aiming for it to be aggressive, I like that it envelops you a little bit.
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They lie not with the working people who elected him, but with the plutocracy that envelops him.
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Landmark buildings have been torn down to make way for nondescript towers, and graffiti envelops many structures.
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Darkness envelops unpopulated or poorer areas like much of Africa, the Canadian Arctic, Tibet and North Korea.
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Decontextualized by the darkness that envelops them, the sheets resemble the robes of the Ku Klux Klan.
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Civilians take cover as a dust cloud from the collapse of the World Trade Center envelops lower Manhattan.
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He envelops LaBeija in a bear hug from behind, then wraps me in one too after we're introduced.
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Yet the grayness that envelops this production is less one of moral ambiguity than of hazy dramatic uncertainty.
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A fantastic, whimsical energy surrounds you today as Neptune ends its retrograde—a swirl of magic envelops you!
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Being bored is not something you do, it's something that happens to you, envelops you like unexpected weather.
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However, Hamilton's solo room envelops the visitor in a mood so ominous and constrictive it verges on claustrophobic.
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Artist's concept of the giant blob of spinning gas that envelops our galaxy and from which we all emerged.
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It's pedestrian, whereas cinema is magic, it's huge, it envelops you, and there's something completely sensory when it works.
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When the tip touches its prey, it forms a sort of cup that envelops the prey, making capture easier.
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Goldenrod envelops everything, succeeding to swamp rose and honeysuckle and all the weeds that came and went in waves.
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When Sarao owner Michel Perez hits the stage, a huge roar envelops Salon Rosado—it's time to turn up.
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Speaker Ryan wants to keep you informed as snow slowly envelops Washington, D.C., in a thick blanket of white oblivion.
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Smoke — the kind of smoke Sasha saw during her heart attack in the premiere episode — envelops her until she screams.
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Here's a look at some of the most powerful images from this week: • Smoke now envelops much of Northern California.
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It's shaped like a stocky flan, with a body of puréed beans that envelops a whole-boiled egg hiding inside.
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His testimony certainly didn't lift the fog off the Russian/Trump affair that envelops the credibility of the chief executive.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)3D audio in headphones that envelops you like a surround sound home theater is an elusive thing.
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RESIDENTS have found something else to blame for the toxic smog that envelops many Chinese cities for much of the year.
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The effect is 8 tracks of sound that envelops the listener wherever they turn, something pretty essential for virtual reality specifically.
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They're a kind of living blanket that envelops the vegetation, and it's almost like they've just resurfaced from an alternative dimension.
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Decrepify — Decrepify envelops a targeted area with a crowd-controlling curse that causes enemies to slow down and do less damage.
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Crunchy and brittle, a fricolike halo envelops the fried eggs, giving them a potato chip appeal with a salty, funky depth.
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"A global conversation about sexual harassment, toxic masculinity and the institutional sexism that envelops the industry is much needed," she said.
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The holiday dread that envelops so many of us is tied less to our specific families and more to unrealistic expectations.
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The winters are mild; the summers are prehistoric-jungle hot, with a humidity that envelops the county like a drenched quilt.
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Beyond being a rite of passage, a quinceañera is a family event that envelops the community and creates strong ties of compadrazgo.
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When Gemma Chan first auditioned for Captain Marvel, she encountered the vibranium-clad veil of secrecy that envelops every Marvel Studios movie.
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Her characters are utterly captivating — the moneymaking kids, the retired ambassador, the musicians, the actors, the addicts — and her scenery envelops you.
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Images captured by NASA's Suomi satellite on September 18th (top) confirm that wildfire smog still envelops a vast swath of central Russia.
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An eerie science-fiction soundtrack plays as fake fog envelops a contraption in the center ring that slowly spins like a satellite.
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By pointing your phone at one type of coaster, an AR graphic of an abstract tornado envelops your cocktail on the app.
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" Chiming guitars and a throbbing bass line ramp up the intensity on "Unapologetic," while shoegaze-minded fuzz envelops the 90s-evoking "Prism.
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The other is slow and sexy, a cocoon of infatuation that envelops her when she meets the sweetly chivalrous Isaiah (Joshua Boone).
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Soon, each part of her body slowly becomes more see-through and ridden-with different holes, until it envelops her entire body.
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On the contrary, everything's becoming more fragile, as screens flood out to cover the entire front of phones and glass envelops the rear.
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"With our live show, we're committed to creating an experience that envelops the viewer, something that they can get lost in," Beacon says.
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The skin-feel of a humid day envelops you with its lush embrace and creates a pleasantly soft, dreamy moisture on your limbs.
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Throughout its eight episodes, the show gets bleaker and bleaker, twisting its comedy into something so dark it eventually envelops the entire thing.
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The residents of the Lancaster West Estate, the development that envelops the Grenfell Tower, are typical of the modern British metropolitan working class.
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The song invites a delicious, almost luxuriant self-pity and melancholy that envelops you like a steaming tub filled with expensive bath oils.
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As Brock stands up, the scaly black skin covers his body and envelops his head into the familiar menacing face of the anti-hero.
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Their hairy bodies trap a layer of air that envelops them in a protective bubble, except for the eyes to permit good underwater vision.
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In the video, a Charmander sits on a tabletop, and when the Poké Ball envelops the little guy, it bounces on the table, too.
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The U.S. territories and three island nations are links in the so-called Second Island Chain that envelops the Asian mainland at a distance.
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Many regard kudzu as a monster — an invasive vine that envelops trees and everything else in its path, smothering native species as it spreads.
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It's luxurious, individually owned and envelops guests with a kind of hospitality that may leave them feeling wistful when it's time to check out.
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These vests are sweat-wicking, wind-resistant, and the quilted fabric actually absorbs your body heat and then envelops you in your own warmth.
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The lagoon that envelops Venice is home to several surrounding islands that residents like to frequent, including Mazzorbo, Burano, and Torcello — all traversable by boat.
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Few expect ever to go back, amid the violent turmoil that still envelops Iraq, Syria, Yemen, and other countries which once had thriving Jewish communities.
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As Pokémon Go madness envelops the Internet, wannabe trainers in Singapore have been left high and dry, since the app hasn't been released here yet.
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It just expands and envelops his face until he looks like a Super Mario Bros mushroom, then flops off his head and onto the grass.
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They describe being at the mercy of the fog that envelops these mountains for hours, hiding the flock and allowing the bear to strike unseen.
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I thought I could return to Miami and fall very easily back into the dominant Cuban or Latinx culture that sort of envelops the city.
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Through a lens darkly: China version As smog envelops northern China, planes are being diverted and red alerts are being issued for citizens on the ground.
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Imagine lying on your back staring up at a large flat-screen television, except that the television has burst out of its rectangle and envelops you.
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Anyone suffering under the delusion that they won't be covered by the slime, ooze and corruption that envelops anyone associated with her is out to lunch.
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Like a present waiting to be unwrapped, a large white canopy envelops the Oakland building where Uber, the ride-sharing company, is renovating its future headquarters.
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Instead, a 150-foot stretch of scaffolding that envelops the front of the building was put up in 2011 to protect pedestrians — and remains there today.
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Shura's airy melodies also really linger, and she and co-producer Joel Pott build a dreamy electro-pop sound that envelops you like a fragrant vapor.
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"Celestial" (2014) envelops two shoes in concentric layers of highlighter yellow, orange, and pink tones that undulate upwards towards the viewer like an alien biomorphic form.
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We were at least, oh, 220,000 feet or so outside the factory's temporary walls, which are disassembled and reassembled as the factory envelops the pavement surrounding it.
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A glow of rose at the bottom of the picture envelops the yellow-clad figure, subtly warping the space and, perhaps, subtly shaping the implied, elusive narrative.
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And, if you have three thousand dollars to spare, there's the Magnesphere, a pod, six feet in circumference, which envelops the body in allegedly restorative electromagnetic fields.
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With Sweden, Ibrahimovic is the singular focus, the captain, the sun around which the rest of the team revolves and the light that envelops everything around it.
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In a painting by Jesse Presley Jones, two youth are crammed on a small cot, their silhouettes blurred and distorted by the abyssal darkness that envelops them.
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Coupled with the waves' frightening roars, the video truly envelops the visitor; it is threatening and immersive, drawing you in, spitting you out, relentlessly pulling and pushing.
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It lacks a coma, which is the cloud of gas and dust that usually envelops a comet&aposs core, and researchers didn&apost observe a classic comet tail.
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The series completely envelops you in her volatile brain to the point where — if you marathon the show as Netflix always intends — you're fully immersed in her perspective.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping has promised "blue skies" will replace the choking smog that envelops many cities in the country's industrial heartlands, particularly over the "winter heating" months.
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As trade war chaos envelops asset classes from stocks to commodities to currencies, defensive corners of the market like consumer staples and utilities have fallen back into favor.
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Those not running it at 240Hz can still take advantage of its sharp resolution and that immersive 1000R curvature that pretty much envelops your whole field of vision.
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About 60 percent of Mongolia is covered by grassland, where the mining of copper, gold, coal and other minerals provides employment, while the Gobi desert envelops the South.
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UATUMÃ SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT RESERVE, Brazil — The white mist is thick and creamy, and it envelops me as I plod up the steep stairs of the exposed steel tower.
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This robot sleeve simply envelops the heart without coming into contact with blood, so there's no increased clot risk and no need for blood thinners (which can be dangerous).
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More literally, Ramona envelops Destiny in her luxuriant fur coat, a gesture that is maternal and sexual, campy and collegial all at once — an indication of Ramona's complicated charisma.
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Some here claim that Mr. Doria failed to distinguish between street art that livens up a city and pichação, the cryptic graffiti script that envelops buildings in São Paulo.
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Audeze Wants to Change How You Think About Gaming Headphones and 3D Audio3D audio in headphones that envelops you like a surround sound home theater is an elusive thing.
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Or, more often, a nonlinear argument is unfurling as everyone tries to get the last word in first, and chaos envelops the very system meant to keep you organized.
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They are then taken to see reactor number four, which since 2017 has been covered by a vast metal dome 105 meters (344 ft) high which envelops the exploded core.
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It swirls and envelops the viewer in a way that just wouldn't be possible in other mediums — and that's no doubt because Dear Angelica was drawn entirely in VR itself.
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One common ploy is "moral pollution," in which a group is socially smeared by association with something repulsive: vermin, insects or anything that envelops them in a negative emotional cloud.
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There is a temptation to focus on Turtleneck Man as a person: his tilted head, his wry smile, his chirpy obliviousness to the loud booing that envelops his final sentiments.
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China's government is promoting electric vehicles to cut the smog that frequently envelops cities, helping sales quadruple last year and turning it into the world's biggest market, according to officials.
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It's something that envelops you, and the part of your brain that has to do certain work to follow the story is sort of happily pissed off by the technique.
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During the race, there would be a small crowd inside consisting of a few racers, their coaches, race officials, and whatever aura of extreme anxiety and nervousness envelops them there.
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The Labour Party, which opposed Churchill's Conservatives, is visible only briefly, notably during an abortive scheme to make the prime minister look bad when a toxic fog envelops the city.
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Rooms start small, but common spaces are great for meetings or working, the pool is tranquil and inviting, and there's an overall lively atmosphere that envelops you from the start.
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The region suffers from dense air pollution, with the vast reforestation project intended to counter smog that regularly envelops the capital and parts of the northern provinces, especially in winter.
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The way synesthesia affects me is that whenever I hear certain chords or melodies, I instantly get chills, and a sense of profound happiness and euphoria just envelops my entire being.
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A French startup called SkyLights has produced a 3-D virtual-reality (VR) headset, with noise-cancelling headphones, that envelops travellers in a cinematic world completely removed from their airborne surroundings.
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Alice Beasley's "Lake Merritt Foggy Morning," for example, is a moody riff on a Bay Area weather phenomenon that can sometimes feel like a living thing as it envelops the landscape.
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On a whim, Eads began experimenting with Tiltbrush, VR's answer to Microsoft Paint, and began producing trees, waterfalls, mountains, and natural magic that envelops the viewer in a scintillating 3D world.
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Aurally, "experiment" and "empire" come dangerously close, and the poet seems to identify himself almost embryonically, as if that non-English mother still envelops him and influences his poetic/genetic code.
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Allison Janae Hamilton's multitudinous, mythic installation is intoxicating; it gorgeously envelops you in Southern landscape while simultaneously bringing to the surface the history of racial and classed exploitation in the region.
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The case quickly envelops a young African-American prosecutor (Clare-Hope Ashitey, a real find), caught up in bureaucratic politics; and a seen-it-all detective (Michael Mosley) assigned to investigate.
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The copper industry has suffered from years of underinvestment, and it is now working feverishly to develop new mines and bring fresh supply online as the electrification trend envelops the global economy.
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Mangueira's metal roof was retractable, and when it opened, like cracking a lid to let the steam out, it revealed Mangueira's backdrop, a hillside favela that envelops the school on three sides.
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Turn on the radio and the sound envelops the driver and passengers and, sometimes, with the right audio, the music seems to come from outside the thick glass windows of the Cadillac.
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One of the OGs of the current true crime craze, the Emmy-winning Making a Murderer documentary series envelops viewers in the grey area around the two murder trials of Steven Avery.
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Essay Fay Vincent, a former commissioner of Major League Baseball, writes of the blue mood that envelops him when the anniversary of his paralyzing accident approaches, and the lessons wrought from it.
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The path of least resistance — accepting the habits of our current busyness culture and the technology that envelops us and keeps us perpetually connected — won't make us more productive or more fulfilled.
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Like all things in the city, sentient or not, they are quickly subjected to mistreatment — a moving truck backs over them, a blizzard envelops them, a puffy-jacketed dog treads over them.
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With his pictures, he homes in on the historical amnesia that envelops not just the Mexican-American War but so much else of America's past, effectively enabling our new era of intolerance.
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The clay that envelops tunnels is dangerously close to the limited amount of heat that it can absorb, Sharon Duffy, head of transport infrastructure at Transport for London Engineering, said in a report.
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The documentary envelops the cultural differences and clashes that result in two very different sets of screaming crowds awaiting Knox after her appeal — an angry mob in Italy, a celebratory throng in Seattle.
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"CC5 Hendrix-War," the "Cosmococa" on view at the Carnegie, projects an image of one of Oiticica's parangolés next to Jimi Hendrix's album cover for War Heroes, which plays and envelops the room.
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As more news organizations send more reporters into the Capitol Hill fray, getting to lawmakers away from the swarm that envelops them as they emerge from the Senate subway can be more challenging.
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Mr. Nichols's most distinct aesthetic choice is the movie's quietness and the hush that envelops its first scene and that eventually defines the Lovings as much as their accents, gestures, manners and battles.
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It was late and all of a sudden the aroma of fried chicken envelops our truck and we begin to slow and there it is, roaring and crackling: a chicken ranch on fire.
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But from the inside, and for women especially, the house often seems to own you: It dwarfs you, envelops you, conscripts you to a Sisyphean cycle of mortgage payments and repairs and housekeeping.
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The government has been promoting electric vehicles to cut the smog that frequently envelops Chinese cities, helping sales quadruple last year and making China the biggest market, the finance minister said at the conference.
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But on this seductive recording, computer-designed sounds merely create an acoustic aura that envelops the quizzical, ruminating patterns drawn by Mr. Kotche, a rock drummer and composer, on an array of percussion instruments.
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"The copper industry has suffered from years of underinvestment, and it is now working feverishly to develop new mines and bring fresh supply online as the electrification trend envelops the global economy," they report.
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Tracing four generations of women within a family where men are much discussed but never seen, Charlotte Keatley's play — first seen in London in 1989 — envelops an engaging core within a lot of flab.
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Her restaurant is built on the idea that food is love, which translates into every aspect of the place and accounts for the warm feeling that envelops you as soon as you step inside.
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"This used to produce a light with a golden halo, that soft and welcoming light that envelops you," Ms. Naim lamented, nodding to one of the cast-iron lampposts that dot the city center.
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We are seeking microbes on other planets while the cetaceans we have touched and been immeasurably moved by are urging us to shed the skin of terror, suspicion and slaughter that envelops our kind.
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This vast lost city envelops sites like Tikal, Holmul, and Witzna—known for their temples and pyramids—but shows that these famous heritage areas are the tip of the iceberg of this lost urban network.
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It's a bun that envelops your chicken in a comforting embrace, a thick slab of juicy, crispy chicken that reminds you of a Southern city you've never been to, and pickles and mayo that thrill.
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CL does some rave-like step moves with her backup dancers, now clad in Timberlands and booty shorts, as a visual backdrop of a comically large green butt envelops the large screen behind the performers.
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It is not crazy in astrobiology circles these days to hold the opinion that the life that now envelops Earth started on Mars and then some pilgrim microbe was brought here on an errant asteroid.
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The camp's evacuation seems unlikely to lead the United States to abandon its nearby garrison at Tanf and the surrounding "deconfliction zone" that envelops Rukban: Tanf is seen as useful to U.S. aims of countering Iran.
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The plan comes as China enters its sixth year of an aggressive clampdown on pollution in a bid to cut smog that envelops many cities during the winter months, when homes and businesses crank up heating.
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JB: Flange 6 rpm (2013), recalls much of your early abstract imagery, yet it addresses your sensual ambiguity — the way in which a projection of raging fire envelops a sculptural series of motorized, poured metal flanges.
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The Bose 700 unsurprisingly deliver great audio quality, but they might be a little reserved for some, especially for those who enjoy a little extra bass, especially the kind of rolling bass that envelops your ears.
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But it also allows for stories where the characters wrestle with crises that aren't easily solved — like a deadly smog that envelops London, or the gossip that swirls around the divorcee Margaret falls in love with.
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Swampy and stubborn and never breaking a sweat, Ms. Wilson's voice works on you like smoke: It envelops, intoxicates lightly, maybe even chokes you up a bit, but never makes its shape or intentions exactly clear.
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It's a great antidote to the presentism bias that envelops us, in which we mistake the latest and the loudest — the flotsam of opinion atop social media streams — for the most important, most insightful, most relevant.
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Unlike virtual reality, which envelops you in a completely virtual world, HoloLens' mixed reality means you still see the real world around you, but you also see digital objects — apps literally float in front of your eyes.
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Indonesia has been criticized by environmental groups for its forestry policy and for failing to stop the damaging haze that envelops much of the region each year due to forest burning to clear land for palm oil.
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Barrie Corne, an analyst at Panmure Gordon, said Lloyd's insurers could face a bill could face a bill between £100 billion and £150 billion if Irma — which is still battering the Florida peninsula — envelops the Florida panhandle.
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That's the silence — a beautiful hush of dread and wonder — that envelops "The Sound Inside," Adam Rapp's astonishing new play now receiving its world premiere, under the masterly direction of David Cromer, at the Williamstown Theater Festival.
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Only the nature sounds avoid inorganic discord; otherwise, the scraped synthesizers in "Twilit," the scratchy drums in "Cupidwing," the modulated groans in "Rune," and the grainy static that envelops the album would all sound harsh in isolation.
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It's the first piece to not be obviously based on a well-known children's story, and the first set in a world that envelops viewers instead of floating in the air — in this case, a massive future ocean.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Jung Hee Choi: Ahata Anahata, Manifest Unmanifest XI at the MELA Foundation's Dream House envelops me, untethers my ego and anxiety from whatever other ballast is in me to keep me afloat.
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Unfurling more harmonic effects than I bet he can name, he envelops every catchy tunelet and nasty noise in overtones that'll tear you up as in make you cry and tear you up as in blow your mind.
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Now, in comparison, let's look at Wiz Khalifa taking the stage: Notice the slow pace, the trailing cloud that envelops his entire body, the fact that he just looks like a fucking guy who has smoked weed before.
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But what's vital in achieving that is absolutely acknowledging that technology isn't this thing that happens beside everything else in our lives—it's completely absorbed by it, and correspondingly envelops so much of our time, money, attention and emotions.
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"Nobody came to check what we were using, so we thought it was OK." The ozone layer, a film of trioxygen gas that envelops our planet, shields life on Earth from the devastating effects of the Sun's ultraviolet radiation.
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Never mind that this southwest Pennsylvania seat — which envelops suburban Pittsburgh and hugs the West Virginia border — will most likely cease to exist by the November election or that the man occupying it will be shopping for new constituents.
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" For Craig Bernabeu, the president of Systems by Shorty Designs in East Brunswick, N.J., honest sound means "a sound that envelops you and hugs you with a very full low end, a relaxed mid-high and sweet top end.
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That sense of empathy is one of her art's abiding, motivating impulses; it is a humanistic starting point from which much of it seems to flow — a spirit that both emanates from and envelops the paintings of Love-Birth-Death.
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Buy my leggings, buy my jade egg roller, buy my fit and flare dress, buy my fun skull-print diapers — and when and if scandal envelops the brand, think of me, and the goodwill that's accumulated around my image, instead.
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Hummel envelops the reader in the LA art scene, all whispered rumors, false smiles, and glam parties — a world which is rattled when one of its buzziest painters, Kim Lord, goes missing on the opening night of her latest, shocking installation.
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I hope it gives another, especially hard, kick to the door that has made characters and actors with disabilities so scarce on TV. And I hope it helps break down the sense of isolation that envelops families like the DiMeos.
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New Delhi ranks among the world's most polluted cities, with air quality usually worsening at this time of year, when smoke from firecrackers celebrating the Hindu festival of lights and crops burnt in nearby states envelops the city of 16 million.
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A single, plate-spanning raviolo, called a fazzoletto, is topped with poached mussels and filled with spinach and fresh herbs — not a lawnmower-mulch of greenery but a layer of emulsion as thin and velvety as the dough that envelops it.
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CreditCreditRobert Rausch for The New York Times Sitting in an empty theater at Oklahoma State University, the playwright Tara Brooke Watkins swirled in her seat and pointed west, far out toward the rim of the valley that envelops the university.
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The pitch, so far as I can tell, is that the cold embrace of death is coming for us all and quite soon, but you can pass the time with some short videos before oblivion envelops you - subscribe to Quibi.
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It eventually envelops its two very traumatic and traumatized lovers in a desolation both beautiful and absurd, complete with a talking animal and an attendant voice-casting choice that's aesthetically apt as well as a rather fantastic Canadian in joke.
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Neon-colored paint and streamers gradually speckle the homes of Barranquilleros, stands selling street food and patterned sombreros vueltiaos roll out into the streets, and the croon of cumbia cuts through the humidity and staunch heat that envelops the city year-round.
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The Australian Open is tennis's largest snow globe, with foreign participants insulated from the world they left behind by several time zones in addition to the usual force field of focus that envelops players during the two weeks of a major tournament.
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Down Pennsylvania Avenue, as Thursday's vote neared, President Donald Trump settled in front of a TV, his Twitter account poised, but slipping into the unusual state of calm that aides say envelops the hyperactive commander-in-chief when moments of history beckon.
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A basic ignorance envelops the sexual life of the Muslim child—her parents will never mention sex other than to condemn it; her god is apparently opposed to all forms of sexual temptation; her mosque teaches that sexual impulses are the devil's work.
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With this in mind, although Node 5:5 is a large installation, by synchronizing technologies and creating subtle variations in sound and light, Kurokawa has created an impressive art piece which gradually envelops people and seduces them into his daring and electric world.
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The company started adding technology to a handful of warehouses in recent years, which scans goods coming down a conveyor belt and envelops them seconds later in boxes custom-built for each item, two people who worked on the project told Reuters.
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Evacuations are ordered for parts of Jackson "Do not wait till until water envelops your home or blocks the road so that you cannot get out," said Mississippi Emergency Management Agency Director Gregory Michel at the news conference in Pearl, near Jackson.
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One of the joys of fast food is removing your burger, chicken sandwich, pizza slice, or pile of fries from the paper or aluminum wrapper that envelops and warms it like a greasy blanket, trapping all of that lovely heat and salt and fat inside.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - The Indian government's plan to spend $230 million over two years to prevent crop residue burning is below the spending estimates of its policy advisors for the task and may do little to cut the air pollution that envelops the capital region of Delhi.
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When I heard that it was being rebooted this year, I was actually pretty excited because the film's premise — that the game envelops you in a jungle world that you have to conquer in order to win and escape — is easy to extend across eras and generations.
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It turned out to be in Midtown South, a neighborhood that, besides encompassing bustling Penn Station and the attached Madison Square Garden, also envelops Herald Square, Greeley Square Park, Bryant Park, the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building of the New York Public Library and the Empire State Building.
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What makes virtual reality so potent is not only how it envelops players in a 23-degree visual experience, but also how it uses 1003-D lenses, immersive audio and head-tracking technology to create a profound sense of physical presence that developers are just beginning to explore.
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In a painting by the American artist Alice Neel, full of broad brush strokes and vibrant colors, Nochlin looms large as a matriarch, her wide eyes confronting the viewer head-on, as she protectively envelops her daughter, Daisy, who — like her mother — stares out expectantly from the canvas.
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Little is known about this distant planet and whether it has what it takes to foster alien life, but a new study accepted for publication in the Astrophysical Journal posits the suggestion that Proxima b is covered with oceans, and possibly even a single massive ocean that envelops the entire planet.
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One of our science reporters reflected on how Mars continues to inspire our imaginations: • "It is not crazy in astrobiology circles these days to hold the opinion that the life that now envelops Earth started on Mars and then some pilgrim microbe was brought here on an errant asteroid," Dennis Overbye writes.
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Dillon last publicly represented Trump standing in front of a table stacked with Manila envelops purported to contain the documents separating Trump from his real estate businesses, and handing management authority over to his sons Eric and Donald Jr. Within hours of the letter on Russia coming to light, #withafewexceptions was trending on Twitter.
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And in "Hebron," a ghostly orange haze envelops struggling human figures, some of them smeared with blood, suggesting that Mr. Petlin was reacting to the Cave of the Patriarchs massacre of 29 Palestinian Muslims in 1994 by Dr. Baruch Goldstein, an American-born, extremist Orthodox Jew who had settled on the West Bank near Hebron.
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Created in collaboration with designers near and far, the 10 new pieces feature various nods to flora: Japanese designer Tokujin Yoshioka's Blossom vase, handcrafted from thick Murano glass, twists up like a tree root, while the Bulbo chair by the Brazil-based Campana Brothers envelops the sitter in a cluster of oversize yellow leather petals.
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If a peace deal is agreed to but the issue of southern secession is not addressed — it was not on the agenda in Kuwait — the end of the civil war in the north could lead into yet another civil war over secession that envelops the entire country, pitting forces backed by two regional U.S. allies against each other.
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As we see in Colombia, a country which successfully threw off the yoke of the drug cartels through Plan Colombia (with aid from the United States), there is a role for our nation in assisting other countries in our hemisphere, and by doing so, offering an alternative to the despair that envelops so many of our neighbors beyond Mexico's southern border.
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Dillon last publicly represented Trump standing in front of a table stacked with Manila envelops purported to contain the documents separating Trump from his real estate businesses, and handing management authority over to his sons Eric and Donald Jr. President Trump attempted to put to rest concerns over his business ties to Russia with a letter released by his own lawyers Friday.
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Opinion Columnist A truism of our times is that media hysteria quickly envelops every major story, with social media virality and cable-news imperatives combining to make any domestic controversy feel like Watergate, if not Fort Sumter, and any international incident feel like the assassination of Franz Ferdinand — until the next story rolls around and last week's crisis is forgotten.
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On Time BASEL, Switzerland — You can't be too rich or too thin, and Bulgari clearly has the rich part down, as evidenced by glimmering signature pieces like its Serpenti Secret high jewelry watch for women, a diamond-encrusted snake in 18-karat white gold that sinfully envelops the wrist like the serpent in the Garden of Eden (priced only upon request).
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As the debate surrounding tax reform envelops Washington and scores of special interest groups and lobbyists swarm the halls of Congress, there is a small line in Section 85033 of the House GOP tax bill that is getting very little attention, but will have an outsized impact on faculty and staff working at America's colleges, universities and other private institutions.
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Especially in times like this, people do a lot of things to speak up," says Bryan, who's produced pointed pieces aimed at the president, including "The Nightmare," which shows an octopus with a Trump head checking himself out in the mirror and tweeting as it envelops Washington with its tentacles, and "Trump-O-Matic," which depicts Trump as a "Wizard of Oz"-like character controlling a robot programmed to spew "fear" and "hate.
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When I think back to Jia's 2006 film Still Life, it is not the damning critique of the havoc-wreaking Three Gorges Dam that I immediately recall, but the images of an abandoned man and woman drifting through the city in search of the spouses who have deserted them, as well as the instances in which their separate quests often subside, instead giving way to capricious moments of awe and contemplation at the transmogrifying urban landscape that envelops them.
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Playlist: "Big Day Coming" / "Our Way To Fall" / "I'll Be Around" / "Nowhere Near" / "Did I Tell You" / "Season of the Shark" / "Let's Save Tony Orlando's House" / "Don't Say A Word (Hot Chicken #2)" / "Saturday" / "Today Is The Day" / "The Crying of Lot G" / "Damage" / "Shades of Blue" / "Green Arrow" / "Night Falls On Hoboken" Spotify | Apple Music There's a constant thread throughout Yo La Tengo's discography where the band stretches out and envelops their songs in an ear-piercing wall of feedback, noise, and guitars.
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