A classic video for any Harry Potter fan out there.
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It can take 10 to 20 years to fan out.
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Who is the biggest con fan out of you two?
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I crouched and let my hair fan out in the water.
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It's a sad day for every Virgin America fan out there.
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Homesteads fan out into the hilly bramble, connected by rugged paths.
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Automated search and rescue vehicles will fan out to find lost hikers.
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Police carry a hysterical fan out of a Beatles concert in 1964.
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They fan out around the country and balkanize many of your communities.
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Once another star is settled, further settlements can fan out from that star.
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Two hours later, "Iron Man" had made a superhero fan out of me.
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Over 50 acts will fan out around 10 Brooklyn locations, May 1-3.
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They draw grids across rural reservations and fan out through chaparral and sagebrush.
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HARARE, Zimbabwe — Dusk falls and thousands of vendors fan out across central Harare.
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They certainly fan out prettily enough in this well-appointed exhibition case in 2020.
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The drawings' colorful, repetitive shapes fan out from centerpoints, like quatrefoils in Christian churches.
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That's when McIlroy's teammate Henrik Stenson pulled the fan out on to the green.
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But how many teams can say they invented a fan out of thin air?
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We're told security broke it up and escorted the fan out of the venue.
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Behind him, the line-standers fan out down the hall and around the corner.
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If I were to meet those guys—Rob and Jad—I would fan out.
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It has its critics however, and not every crypto fan out there will be impressed.
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Judging by the replies to his tweet, King isn't the only Erica fan out there.
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This is going to be a must-buy for any science fiction fan out there.
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When deployments end, those ties are stretched as veterans fan out across the United States.
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As Election Day neared, the doctors continued to fan out in support of Mr. Maduro.
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People would fan out, wondering if there was a single planet that might have them.
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There isn't a football fan out there who hasn't learnt something from the tactics Atlético employ.
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To the right, seven babies fan out atop a dense bed of grey smoke, sound asleep.
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Black, bristle-like lines, denoting lashes, fan out from her eye socket, completely enveloping the eye.
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In the meantime, possibilities fan out as extravagantly as the paint chips on a color wheel.
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Bubblegum, lollipops, and other bagged sweets fan out of out of the truck like a piñata.
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I, frankly, am not a fan out loud logos on anything, and certainly not my underwear.
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Nearly 500,000 police and military will fan out across the vast archipelago to safeguard the vote.
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We never really see ourselves, but we can fan out the parts we find most beautiful.
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She does not have power over enumerators who will fan out across the city next year.
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In November volunteers fan out across California's coastal cities to find and count the monarch population.
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I'm a massive Shawn Mendes fan and you'll see maybe one male fan out of 500 people.
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Will other fighters fan out across the Middle East to engage in more terrorism in the region?
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The trucks fan out to scores of courts in neighboring towns -- some up to fifty miles away.
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The plant can grow as high as 15 feet and white flowers fan out at the top.
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The New York Times: After debating about black support, Democrats fan out to try to earn it.
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And a key feature of those arches are appendages called branchial rays that fan out much like fingers.
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He said the holdup could have a lasting effect on Democrats as they fan out across New Hampshire.
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Every TV fan out there can stop refreshing their news feeds — the official 20183 Emmy nominations are out!
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For every "Star Wars" fan out there, there are at least three gifts to satisfy their inner geek.
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These students fan out across the district every morning, in some cases to schools in far richer neighborhoods.
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It was painful to watch Trump apologists fan out in the media to defend the president over the weekend.
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But any impostor with Google images and a smartphone could potentially trick an unwitting fan out of a few dollars.
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Rather than tossing the fan out, he gives her a huge hug and introduces her to everyone over the loudspeaker.
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A video of soldiers kicking a fan out of the archery competition on the weekend triggered a social media storm.
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Jorja's just turned 20, and Polaroid photos from her birthday celebrations the other night fan out on her coffee table.
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Once the bill is released, Mr. Trump's top economic lieutenants will fan out to make the case for tax cuts.
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Almost every night, dozens of SWAT teams fan out across Basra province, targeting users and dealers and hauling in suspects.
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He also explained that only so many new advisory teams can fan out at a time due to security reasons.
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FighterZ is the DBZ series distilled into its purest form, and it's made a fan out of me all over again.
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On calmer days, the turbine would fan out to its jaw-dropping, 1300-foot span in order to maximize energy production.
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For every kind of fan out there, here are six things to know to bluff your way through Super Bowl 50.
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It was also the trigger for waves of inspectors to fan out across the country to target entire industrial supply chains.
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"Right now, if you kicked every Knick fan out, you'd be doing them a f*cking favor," Hughley told TMZ Sports.
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Emergency teams will also start to fan out across the island to begin helping residents with their immediate needs, he added.
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The dozens of recruiters who will fan out across the city are being trained to handle that topic and many others.
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But it's life: just when things are going great for you, shit hits the fan out of nowhere and shakes your world.
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At least a dozen Black Caucus members are expected to fan out across the state to boost Clinton's campaign in the state.
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She did the insane work of attaching the cables to the sensors so we could have it fan out and look dramatic.
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They've starred in a Tom Petty video, jammed with the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and made a fan out of David Lynch.
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There's not a fight fan out there who would argue against the two fighters going at it again... and again, and again.
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You start with a specific shelf or drawer, then the room, and slowly fan out until you've tidied up your whole house.
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Wielding pistols, he and other bailiffs fan out each morning on a small speedboat in search of people suspected of committing crimes.
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City health inspectors fan out through Trump's hotels, writing citations for clogged drains in the kitchens and expired milk in the minibars.
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Afterward, state police officers fan out across the state to collect the official printouts of final tallies and deliver them to the statehouse.
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It'll fan out to the Ohio Valley region and then the East Coast, threatening 100 million people with severe weather Thursday and Friday.
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Released from their magnetic confinement, sharply defined rays start to break up and fan out, creating something more akin to a misty spray.
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Human silhouettes fan out into patterned paper planes that play with light and shadow in a way that pushes their forms into abstraction.
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"I get a chance to fan out on people I've been watching all year long!" he told NBC's Savannah Guthrie and Hoda Kotb.
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The swarm finds someplace to pause for hours or days while a few hundred scouts fan out to search for a new home.
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In the morning, those same children will fan out across the city to go to school, some crossing multiple boroughs to get there.
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Over time, hundreds of prisons worldwide mimicked the same radial layout, where cells fan out from a central hub, like a wagon wheel.
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While Colombia's coca harvest keeps the United States in cocaine, those of Peru and Bolivia fan out much more broadly across the globe.
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Investigators from the National Weather Service will fan out across the state on Tuesday, inspecting damage to determine the severity of the tornadoes.
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POLICE FIRE TEAR GAS TO DISPERSE PROTESTERS IN NEW TERRITORIES DISTRICTS OF TSUEN WAN AND SHA TIN AS DEMONSTRATORS FAN OUT ACROSS CITY
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As the motor begins to spin, the slabs of leather fan out and smack the side of a rock creating a distinct flapping noise.
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Dozens of wings fragments then fan out from this central point in concentric circles, often overpainted – or at least partially overpainted – in household gloss.
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I could feel him making faint strokes at the inside edge of my brows, where my hairs tend to fan out at an angle.
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He says when ISIS' self-proclaimed caliphate in Syria is finally crushed, a "terrorist diaspora" will fan out across the world, launching more attacks.
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Advocates who have been working with the Virginia governor say they are planning to fan out into Richmond communities Friday to start registering people.
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At the Port Authority Bus Terminal, homeless people fan out, seeking corners and little-used corridors to sleep without being rousted by police officers.
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Reviews.org is looking for "the biggest, baddest Disney fan out there" to watch 183 Disney movies or shows in 218 days on Disney Plus.
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The war had begun two months earlier, and Fick had ordered them to fan out in pairs and man defensive positions around the outpost.
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Aides have said members of the transition effort's economic and domestic policy teams will fan out to meet with agency officials starting on Monday.
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We got Warren -- a huge boxing fan -- out in L.A. and asked him about the hypothetical fight EVERYONE is talking about, Conor McGregor vs.
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The organization has more than 100,000 active volunteers it can quickly mobilize to create graphics, send email blasts and fan out over social media.
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Within a five-minute walk of the 42nd Street Library are 13 subway lines that fan out to virtually every corner of the city.
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"(Don't) jump into the biggest, the most obvious market, but focus on Asia or Southeast Asia first — then fan out from there," he said.
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So more often than not when filling their lanes on the break, they fan out to the side rather than sprint toward the basket.
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Bookended by larger first and last letters that fan out like bat wings, the white logo's ornamental lines reference the ornate details of blackletter's uppercase.
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"For @realmikejfox thank you for the trust as well as letting us fan out a bit after!" the tattoo parlor said in a separate post.
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Back then, the government hired 5,000 temporary workers to basically fan out across the country and let seniors know that this health plan was coming.
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Otto prefers to wear dresses because he likes the way they fan out when he spins around, and it does not make him unusual here.
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In the week that follows, those devices fan out and travel across much of the Eastern US, possibly reflecting spring breakers traveling home after vacation.
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The rally in Jodhpur was the first in that planned government counteroffensive, with other senior leaders preparing to fan out across India to marshal loyalists.
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The low-end merchandise they import sustains countless peddlers, many of whom fan out into the countryside and even to other countries in West Africa.
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The military push has allowed aid workers to fan out into new parts of the countryside to help people ravaged by famine or faminelike conditions.
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The BBC reported in 2017 that criminal activity on the dark web tends to simply fan out to other sites after takedowns of high-profile markets.
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If the letter-writing campaign fails, Fried's also got a force of consumer-service investigators ready to fan out and enforce the state's new quality standards.
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Bend the stack a little from the middle, and everything moves in unison; bend it aggressively, and the ends of cards fan out from each other.
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More than 1,000 people will fan out across the sprawling camps on the southern tip of Bangladesh that are home to more than 2503,000 Rohingya Muslims.
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RELATED: Doug Jones seeks Obama-level black turnout They will fan out across the state, with events slated for Sunday in Birmingham, Mobile, Huntsville and Selma.
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He also believes that having robots fan out centrally from restaurants and supermarkets is a more efficient model than pinging delivery riders from outlet to outlet.
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If you want color options, this multicolor Star Wars lightsaber room light should work while also keeping your Star Wars fan out of the dark side.
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Food and recently made a personal fan out of Alton Brown, which resulted in a feature on his Food Network show and personal praise on Twitter.
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But this Thursday was gorgeous — crisp and sunny — making it a pleasure for our critics and reporters to fan out to some of this year's offerings.
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Panthera's pilot program pays for rangers to fan out into more remote and vulnerable areas at the opposite end of the park on a regular basis.
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It's all part of the goofy charm that's seen Adele make a massive fan out of the whole Australian continent, where her tour concluded on the weekend.
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In an untitled canvas done years earlier, in 22004, similar tubular shapes, in shades of brown and green, fan out from the center across a muddy ground.
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Starting from mid-June, about 100,000 army cadets will fan out across Thailand to discuss the charter and encourage people to vote, said election official Pravich Rattanapian.
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Soldiers and police officers need to fan out to restore order as soon as the typhoon passes so civil society does not collapse in storm-ravaged areas.
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Midcentury modern houses fan out on a curvilinear street pattern, each putting individuality on full display with brightly painted facades and classic muscle cars parked in driveways.
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Mr. Trump's acting chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, as well as Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross will fan out to speak to Iowa voters at various caucus sites.
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They not only fan out those spectacular tail feathers — called a train — to tempt pea hens, but they also shake them in a behavior called train rattling.
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Lake Okeechobee, Florida (CNN)On any given day, helicopters and an armada of airboats fan out across Florida's fresh waters to spray tank after tank of poison.
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The undertaking involves more than 3,000 volunteers who will fan out across the five boroughs to record how many people are found to be living on the streets.
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Update May 23rd, 11:003PM ET: SpaceX successfully deployed all 60 Starlink satellites into orbit following liftoff, and the individual vehicles will fan out in orbit over time.
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During the celestial event, meteors will fan out in all directions, but they will streak from the radiant, the center of the constellation, according to Sky and Telescope.
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Ms. Pollay, in fact, does not mind that shift because Google employees do not fan out in the neighborhood for meals, as they have on-site food service.
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It's 10-inches wide at the base and the leaves up top fan out to 30 inches, so it'll still make a statement without taking up your floors.
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Despite declining raw materials supply and reports of periodic smelter shutdowns as Beijing environmental inspectors fan out across the country, there is no sense of scarcity in China.
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Pitts choreographed the team's entrance, instructing the boys to fan out onto the floor once Will's grandfather, father and uncles hit the drum and started the honor song.
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The bacteria are stamped onto a gel that holds their food—chopped up proteins and salts—and as they compete for nutrients, they fan out into fractal patterns.
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At a glance, the Flare and Flare+ resemble a more trim version of the Amazon Echo although they fan out at the bottom and don't have smart assistant capabilities.
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This, in turn, could fan out more lending business to multistrategy private equity asset managers, like KKR, which has for years also run a lending business, one source said.
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But for the diehard Dunkin' fan out there, this integration does allow you to materialize a breakfast sandwich and cup of coffee to your door without literally raising finger.
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And when the two met backstage at the MTV Video Music Awards, the mutual fan-out reached a pitch that can only be heard by child queens and direwolves.
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So many intriguing paths to trouble fan out in front of the characters: Did Korede really manage to scrub all the blood out of the trunk of her car?
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Cars and trucks can be seen on roads and in parking lots, and stretching shadows of soccer players fan out on pitches on the upper-left portion of the photo.
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This tendency to fan out is another reason it is hard to corral power over long distances through AC grids—for, being grids, they are made of multiple, interconnected lines.
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A conquering army wants to take a major city but doesn't want troops to get bogged down in door-to-door fighting as they fan out across the urban area.
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This year the company showcased the technology it's developing — a chip connected to wires which fan out into the human brain, capable of both recording brain activity and stimulating it.
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As VSS Unity falls back toward Earth, it will fan out a large tail, called a feather, that will orient the plane as it cuts back through the Earth's atmosphere.
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On a recent Saturday, 45 educators — bus drivers, adjunct faculty, teachers — attended a membership organizing institute in Albany's union headquarters, preparing to fan out for door-knocking in the community.
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Typically, in such sweeps, teams of agents fan out in the early hours of the day to arrest people before they leave for work, after monitoring their movements in advance.
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Borovets and its ski resort are a short drive south from Samokov, while several small roads to the west and east fan out into the valleys, lined with mountain villages.
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We saw tens of thousands of people fan out across America for the marches for science this spring, and they were largely seen as a response to the Trump administration.
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A few people shared stories of how a celebrity went out of their way to do something kind such as tickets to their show or taking a fan out to lunch.
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Blue jets are columns of electrical discharge that fan out above cloud tops and disappear after a few tenths of a second, and yeah—we have no idea why they're blue.
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Whether you're purchasing the Nic Cage pillowcase for yourself (we're not judging!) or for a loved one, we're positive this is one of the best gifts for any fan out there.
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The activists fan out and then one of them, a recently graduated drama student—and chosen for this job precisely for that reason—walks onto the stage, a vision of plausibility.
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He has repeatedly said he will pay for his own campaign even as his volunteers fan out around the country to solicit six-figure checks, confusing allies and potential donors alike.
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Grouting crews fan out across the subways every night, looking for runnels down walls and stalactites of muck oozing from ceilings, patching up incursions that are closest to electrical components first.
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Houthi fighters and battalions loyal to Saleh made common cause to fan out through Yemen in 2015 and have weathered thousands of air strikes launched by neighboring Saudi Arabia and its allies.
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We got Guwop (an Alabama fan) out in NYC and asked what the team is gonna do without offensive coordinator Lane Kiffin ... who's leaving to take the head gig at Florida Atlantic.
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We got Kasich -- a huge hoops fan -- out in NYC and asked him what he thought about the Thunder adding Anthony to a team that already has Russell Westbrook and Paul George.
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Once Irma passes, a group of risk engineers at Zurich's Tampa hub plan to fan out across South Florida to assess damage alongside forensic accountants, building consultants and mitigation contractors, he said.
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While the exact opening date has not yet been set, the curators have less than a year to fan out across the city — or beyond — to discover new artists wherever they work.
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As adults, we fan out into a universe of interests and lifestyles, and in fact if someone so much as speculates about taking some aspect of that lifestyle away, we go bananas.
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Now, when the president visits, airplanes will be required to turn almost immediately after takeoff and fan out and away from the estate, in line with what was demanded in the lawsuits.
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Against Rener Gracie, Telles used his hands to fan out his own collar from the turtle in repeated attempts to make Gracie commit to a grip, before arm rolling him for the sweep.
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But as the coronavirus continues to fan out across the globe, sapping economic activity, analysts were doubtful that a cut in production of that size would be enough stem the slide in prices.
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Hundreds of people rotate through most warehouses, handling equipment, loading trucks, preparing the mail to be delivered door-to-door by letter carriers who in turn fan out to homes across their area.
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All of the city's train lines fan out from downtown, making it a great base from which to explore beyond, particularly for those in search of vibrant storefront theaters, design shops and breweries.
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Another 1,250 police officers will fan out on Friday night in the provincial capital of Jayapura, where protesters set fire to buildings and cars a day earlier, national police spokesman Dedi Prasetyo said.
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He and other members of the soybean association flew to Washington for meetings this week, and they planned to fan out on Capitol Hill, imploring lawmakers to work to stop the tariff escalation.
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They're continuing to fan out across New Hampshire ahead of next week's primary, though tomorrow, for the last time, impeachment duties will tie up Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Amy Klobuchar and Michael Bennet.
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At Dust Patterns, familiar household items—vacuum cleaners, glass tabletops, a mattress—are overturned and under-stuffed, placed on their sides or backs or jammed with wooden planks that fan out like fingertips.
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As opposed to the fringe of your childhood past, the hairs will just graze your eyebrows and fan out towards the tops of your ears — the exact effect that dubs this the "curtain" cut.
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Detroit (CNN)As the 2020 Democrats fan out across the country trying to convince voters they would be better shepherds of the US economy than President Donald Trump, some Democrats like former Michigan Gov.
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Arsenal beat Sunderland 3-1 in FA Cup action today and after the match, Theo Walcott pulled a young fan out of the crowd to bring him on the pitch for a quick celebration.
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Likewise, in "Loveless," a bunch of people fan out through ranks of conifers, the pastoral mood eroded by a giant radar dish that stares through the boughs, as if it were an artificial sun.
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The Fort McMurray wildfire, which forced more than 80,000 people to flee and fan out across the province, is now about 285,000 hectares and only 10 to 12 kilometers from the border of Saskatchewan.
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The national debt is ballooning, the electricity grid is disintegrating and jobs are so scarce that Pakistani workers are compelled to fan out across the Middle East to take whatever work they can find.
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Under the crowd-funded initiative "Voices for Scotland", which has some 12021,000 supporters, clipboard-wielding activists will fan out across Scotland to try to boost support for secession to the 50-60 percent range.
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Bryan Bishop: I'd feel much worse about us sounding like a broken record on this point if I didn't feel that nearly every single Walking Dead fan out there was feeling the exact same way.
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The United States is sending a dozen teams, each of about two observers, who will fan out to most parts of the country, William Moeller, political officer at the U.S. embassy in Dhaka, told Reuters.
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Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump, with Labor Day behind them, enter the final stretch of the grueling 2016 presidential campaign on Tuesday as they emerge from Ohio and fan out across the country. Mrs.
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For each of these young players, the academy is an opportunity, but the N.B.A. — which pays seven scouts to fan out around the country to identify basketball talents — is not in this business for altruism.
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On Sunday, the 72-year-old rock icon went on an expletive filled rant during his concert in Perth, Australia when he spotted two bouncers escorting a female fan out of the HBF Park Stadium.
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Congress is currently on a two-week recess, a time when some members of Congress fan out across the globe to represent "American" ideals — House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, for instance, spent a week in Ireland.
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But the ability to fan out those slideover apps or swipe through them turns a sort-of-nice feature into what amounts to having a spare iPhone sitting on the right hand side of your screen.
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We got the country superstar and avid football fan out in NYC Thursday and asked which QB America's Team should sign to back up Tony Romo now that his backup, Kellen Moore, has a broken leg.
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When it came near the time to end, Santorum made his final appeal for his small band of true believers to fan out to the caucuses and put up a noble showing for him on Monday.
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The catalog has also allowed researchers to see that the whales breed at the edge of the Caribbean Sea, then fan out to traditional feeding areas, from the East Coast to Newfoundland, Labrador, Greenland and Iceland.
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More than 30 brigades of local and state police and other officials were scheduled to fan out across Juchitán on Monday to begin clearing the wreckage of fallen buildings, said Oscar Cruz, the city's municipal secretary.
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Launched from the ground or dropped from the air, cluster munitions consist of containers that open and disperse submunitions, or bomblets, that fan out and explode, killing or maiming without distinction between civilian and military targets.
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The dials' rich, golden hue was achieved by electroplating; the face has deep concentric guilloché circles that fan out from the two chronograph subdials and intersect to form bas-relief squares, for a 3-D look.
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Because of the size and breadth of the potential 2020 field, the likely Democratic contenders have not been shy about setting down their markers as they fan out across the country to help congressional candidates. Sen.
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Stone is attempting to recruit at least 3,000 volunteers to fan out to "several thousand" hand-picked voting precincts around the country that he and his team have determined to have the highest risk of faulty results.
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Anna Levy-Warren, a New York-based psychotherapist who opened her one-person practice in 2005, now has more than 50 tutors with mental health-related degrees who fan out across the city on weeknights and weekends.
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Scored by Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein, half of Austin experimental synth quartet S U R V I V E—the soundtrack has made a fan out of viewers and even inspired a lengthy remix from deadmau5.
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NPR has reported on the process: Every five years under the direction of the Centre for Bhutan Studies and GNH Research, survey-takers fan out across the country to conduct questionnaires of some 8,000 randomly selected households.
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The self-funded multibillionaire recently tapped nearly 100 staffers to fan out across 15 states as he pursues his unorthodox strategy of skipping the four early voting states and zeroing in on Super Tuesday on March 3.
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The western monarchs winter in coastal tree groves in California, only to fan out in spring to lay eggs on milkweed and feed on flowers there as well as in Arizona, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah and Washington.
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The Times's Nikita Stewart reports: One night a year, hundreds of volunteers fan out onto New York's streets to count the number of people sleeping on sidewalks, living in encampments in parks or calling the subway home.
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Last year saw the largest number of high-level North Korean delegations fan out across the globe in 20 years, according to data collected by the North Korea in the World project, which tracks the country's international engagement.
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As their counterparts fan out across Europe and the United States, flexing their political muscle against frightened establishments, here was a listless, modestly sized crowd, whose members seemed aware that they had underperformed but unable to explain why.
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On Sunday, Councilman Robert E. Cornegy Jr. called on the city to step up enforcement on the retailers believed to be supplying the drug to addicts who fan out into the neighborhood, startling residents with their zombielike appearance.
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Kendrick Lamar is speaking up about the N-word a month after calling a white female fan out for not skipping the word as she sang along to one of his songs on stage at an Alabama music festival.
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Their northward march led them to land bridges that allowed them to fan out across the globe, filling ecological niches and spreading south again as the planet reabsorbed the excess CO2 in the sky and cooled over 200,000 years.
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The new logo's color scheme in particular — a neon rainbow whose colors fan out across the square-shaped camera icon — was criticized by users as resembling something that could have been designed in a Microsoft program from the 1990s.
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The candidates will fan out across New York State on Monday, the eve of the primary: Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont is holding an evening rally in Hunters Point, Queens, while Hillary Clinton will address supporters in Midtown Manhattan.
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More than 85033 of the most powerful labor officials in the country will fan out Monday across Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Virginia, New Hampshire and Illinois, to campaign for the Democratic presidential nominee, the Clinton campaign said in a statement.
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But a new report finds that no group has been hurt more than the city's army of health care workers who fan out across the city every day to take care of older people, the frail and the sick.
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Companies have been embracing public clouds from the likes of Amazon, Google and Microsoft in the past several years, and so when problems strike inside these companies' facilities, downtime for a variety of services can occasionally fan out across the internet.
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Just as you do on an iPhone, you can swipe quickly between them by dragging a bar on the bottom of the window, or you can swipe up on that bar to fan out all of the apps in Side Over.
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Bassi is one of 2000,228 "Solar Sahelis", or solar women friends, who fan out to different villages and persuade families to use solar energy in the western desert state of Rajasthan, which sees about 22.5 days of sunshine every year.
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Cabinet officials will fan out to promote the agreement, which would end 18,000 tariffs and other nontariff barriers that Japan, Australia and the other nations have against American imports and services, and set new rules for labor and environmental practices.
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One shell from a pellet gun the police have been using has hundreds of small metallic pieces that fan out in a six-foot circle, said S.N. Shrivastava, the special director general of the Central Reserve Police Force in Srinagar.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Each night, police in teams of about a dozen fan out across the most rundown areas of the Philippine capital, rounding up slum-dwellers who linger in the streets, or teenagers who play in makeshift computer gaming shops.
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But as the coronavirus continues to fan out across the globe, sapping economic activity, analysts were doubtful that a cut in production of as much as one million barrels a day would be enough to stem a weekslong slide in prices.
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The protesters' anger was visible in the many streets that fan out from the Arc de Triomphe, which dominates one end of the Champs-Élysées, and along several other commercial avenues, where looters had broken windows, burned cars and built barricades.
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I thought of their content as a form of reporting, as documentaries, each photo a window into a life of possibility, where there was always a breeze to fan out your hair or modestly ruffle the hem of your skirt.
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The dynamic stage, equipped with projectors and an arrangement of complex light fixtures, projects 3D map animations onto 4 symmetrical, sail-shaped panels that fan out from either side of the stage's center—a design decision that references the city's tradition of sailing.
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Tens of thousands of armed forces personnel will from Monday fan out across the country to support police as preparations for the vote heats up, a move that has cheered the opposition front that includes the BNP, who envisage greater protection for them.
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Op-Ed Contributor Thousands of people are expected to fan out in protest across Venezuela on Wednesday to demand a referendum for the removal of President Nicolás Maduro: His government has overseen an economic crisis that has decimated livelihoods throughout the country.
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Zach Kinne, director of public policy for the National Corn Growers Association, said the main thrust of their lobbying will be in the 28 states of the "Corn Belt," though the group also plans to fan out across most of the country.
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Bike paths fan out across the island, to the southern coast (popular Surfside is an easy jaunt, only 21960 miles) and to the east and western tips (adorable Sconset, with its rose-choked cottages, and sunset-friendly Madaket, 554 and 18343 miles, respectively).
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Facebook also plans to develop tools to find and remove text that praises terrorist groups, to "fan out" from terrorist pages, posts, and profiles in order to find others like them, and to stop terrorists from simply making new accounts after old ones get deleted.
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As David Ehrenstein writes at Physics Focus:The key to the effect is that the pages are not parallel as they fan out from the binding toward the overlap region, so that the book-separating force on each page is applied at a slight angle.
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With lane restrictions planned for the bridge's entryways, the bus lane will go from the L train stop at Grand Street in Brooklyn, over the bridge, and then fan out to Manhattan's Essex-Delancey Street, Spring Street, Prince Street, and Broadway-Lafayette subway stations.
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He employed a network of part-time helpers, some of them his own relatives, who, lured by promises of swift cash payments, would fan out across southeastern North Carolina in get-out-the-vote efforts for whichever candidate happened to be footing that year's bill.
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You see, what we need to do is — we need to get the president to pull out that magic Sharpie of his, and we need to get him to send that hurricane down from Alabama all the way to Brazil to fan out the flames.
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The Times has been zeroing in on Chicago all year, (check out our explanation for why Chicago is more violent than New York) and this weekend a team of reporters and photographers will fan out across Chicago for a project we'll send your way next week.
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These golfers (or savvy Googlers) aced the questions: Randall S. Patrick, Larry M. Marak, Buzz Watkins, Carol Katz, DBond434, Reg Plaster, Ian Jackson, William Chittam, Ron Langhals, Candi Cee, Milt Mungo, Oscar Jay, Stuart Babendir, Mike Gancar and the #1 Nantz fan out there, Matt Gorman.
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Now, as transition team members fan out across the government and learn more about the strengths and weaknesses of each agency, they can help set priorities based on a realistic assessment of which campaign promises can be fulfilled and how much political capital it will take to fulfill them.
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"The escalation of this not only points out something very disturbing about the police and police solutions to these incidences, but it also highlights how one decision on the police to arrest somebody can actually really fan out and create so many consequences for this family," Schreibersdorf said.
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At the time, he said it wasn't planned for him to fan out in such a big way for Philo: "It was funny, 'cause I said her name in the first song as I came up over the crowds wearing her shirt," he said of his festival look.
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"The escalation of this not only points out something very disturbing about the police and police solutions to these incidences, but it also highlights how one decision on the police to arrest somebody can actually really fan out and create so many consequences for this family," she said.
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An inmate on the verge of parole eligibility was on the run on Thursday after escaping from a prison in southern New Jersey, prompting residents to stay in their homes, local schools to lock down and dozens of law enforcement officers to fan out in a manhunt, the authorities said.
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"These essentially are new types of conversations that we're building, so a lot of the messaging architecture that we originally built that would automatically fan out your messages to lots of different devices, we had to work around so that we could enable this new device-to-device kind of communication," Leach said.
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The shape of "Lady J (Model #1485)" (1994/1999), for instance, mimics the canoe-like form of a thistle seed, pinched on two ends and widening at the middle with an opening on the topside, while the petals of "Slipper" (1996) fan out from the central stem, like a milk-weed pod.
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The post, however, is an interesting read for any Apple fan out there — partly because the idea of senior Apple engineers coming to your home, buying you a sandwich and fixing your software is somewhat cool, and partly because it shows that Apple, at least in certain cases, really does care about its users.
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Trump quips about winning in November -- and not serving as president Colorado delegate Kendal Unruh has led the effort to break delegates free from election results supporting Trump and supporters say they have raised millions of dollars to hire a team of delegate "whips" who will fan out across the convention floor and ensure they have enough delegates supporting them.
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Guo in 2015 hired American private investigators to fan out across the U.S. to look for Ling Wancheng, the fugitive brother of a disgraced top aide to a former Chinese president who possibly sought to defect, a person involved in that search effort told the AP. The person was legally barred from discussing the case publicly and spoke on condition of anonymity.
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As soon as the grounds open each morning, chair holders—first members and their guests, then the general public—fan out across the course and secure their viewing spots; you leave a chair behind, usually with a name tag or a business card affixed to it, then wander around in the expectation that it will be vacant, or immediately vacated, when you come to claim it.
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It's easy to imagine the worst-case scenario after the federal government ends DACA: US Citizenship and Immigration Services looks at all the data that DACA applicants included in their applications — everything from fingerprints and retinal scans to a current home address and cell phone number — makes a spreadsheet and sends it to ICE agents around the country, who fan out to find newly-deportable ex-DACA recipients.
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And there waiting for them, with literally billions of dollars ready to spend and open arms, would be Michael Bloomberg: Calm, competent, uncharismatic, efficient, former Republican, ruthless billionaire Michael Bloomberg, with an unholy host of political consultants and pollsters ready, willing and able to fan out across every last cable news show to explain why, beyond a shadow of a doubt, Mike Bloomberg was the most electable Democrat in November.
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Restaurant Review 10 Photos View Slide Show ' In 2012 and 2013, when people were lining up at Smorgasburg and then on the second floor of the Houston Street Whole Foods Market for biodegradable bowls of Yuji Haraguchi's mazemen — noodles that might be dressed with crisped twigs of bacon and a jiggling onsen egg, say, or yuzu-cured salmon and some Camembert soft enough to transform into a sauce — I was sure the crowds would multiply and fan out, demanding more of this strange brothless ramen.
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They chanted slogans like "No war, no warming" and "Drop BP." They handed out flyers and talked with visitors about the purposes of the protest, and they frequently sang this haunting refrain: We are the people rising When oil burns and armies grow You stole our past and future It's time for you to go, go, go Time for you to go The activists proceeded to fan out around the exterior Reading Room, unfurling a long series of banners that had to be smuggled into the museum, which wrapped around the full space, measuring over 200 meters in total.
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