Owing to the pressure factor, it will be fastened better.
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My eyes fastened on another American, also in lockdown posture.
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Ordinarily, the etching would have been fastened to its easel.
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Blitzed or hung over, we fastened ourselves to the task.
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The nets will then be fastened once the game starts.
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Her ponytail, fastened tightly at the motel, had come loose.
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She teared up as Obama fastened the medal around her neck.
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And then we pass laws to make sure seatbelts are fastened.
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About $2000,210 in cash was fastened into bundles with rubber bands.
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We are sick with fear and fastened to a dying animal.
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Which is to say, the band was fastened to the watch.
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His hands are fastened to a headboard with white silk. Class.
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The final buckles are fastened and I'm essentially fused to the suit.
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Conservatives concerned about the health of families have fastened on to it.
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Moreover, the radio will also stay muted until the seatbelt is fastened.
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Rescuers fastened a rope to the boy's chest and grasped his clothes.
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And, then we pass some laws to make sure seatbelts are fastened.
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We ask that you sit in your seats with your seatbelts fastened.
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He pulled over and fastened his scope to the open passenger window.
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Keep your seat belts fastened and get ready for a bumpy ride.
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His helmet was securely fastened, and his ballistic glasses rested on his nose.
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It was rigid and contained Velcro straps that were fastened by metal rungs.
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Using a power drill, a remote tracking sensor is fastened to their fin.
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The plane is going down and my oxygen mask will be fastened first.
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He then fastened her lung to the pleural surface of her chest again.
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So please keep your seatbelts fastened and enjoy your peanuts and tax cuts.
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My father-in-law was watching as the man fastened the last screw.
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Fastened to the body, the exercise devices have a unique proximity as witnesses.
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He handed the bracelet to Bashar, who fastened it on his own wrist.
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When two nurses coaxed him into a gown, he refused to have it fastened.
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The cat's next home requires securely fastened window screens, so she can't fall again.
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Across the tarmac other buildings stand empty, their doors fastened with cheap bicycle locks.
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The board slide together and are fastened by brackets that fit into the holes.
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Hang your laundry up to dry with a huge pink dildo fastened to yourself.
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He had grown a bushy beard and had long hair fastened in a topknot.
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She writes: It is believed that originally all garments fastened from right to left.
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"I've battled," Woods, 43, said after the president fastened the medal around his neck.
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A fluffy white cottontail had already been fastened with a snap to her backside.
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But recently he has fastened on to an issue that has alarmed his people.
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During the attack, Loeb was handcuffed and chained to an eyebolt fastened to the floor.
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Make sure your seatbelt is securely fastened because it's a bit of a wild ride.
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A golden chain was fastened around her neck, and on that chain was a key.
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When he wore half-fastened overalls to meet then-Prime Minister Stephen Harper of Canada.
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Walczak had fastened the chime to the tree with a screw, which she's since removed.
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Paddlers wore hooded jackets, made from animal intestines that were fastened to the kayak's hatches.
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"We emphasize to customers that they must be fastened to a wall," Ms. Xian said.
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She sends intimate videos to him: necklaces being fastened, ribbons cut around a naked body.
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Their first performance would bring yet another one: a costume that would not stay fastened.
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It was so tight that the zipper caught my skin as she fastened the back.
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Sick with fear and fastened to a dying animal, we know not what we are.
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Unusually strong January winds shredded netting fastened to razor-wire-topped fencing around the court.
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The 1-year-old was found inside the car still fastened into his car seat.
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Its head had been taped beneath one trouser leg; its tail, fastened down the other.
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Trump and Kushner fastened Arabella and Joseph into car seats during the inaugural parade in January.
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My favorite style: a side-parted ponytail with one neon clip fastened right over the ear.
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In case of unexpected turbulence, please keep your seatbelt fastened even when the sign is off.
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On the external façade are fastened all the hardware components, otherwise the internal part is empty.
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Whatever the case, SETI and Breakthrough will continue to keep their antennas fastened on FRB 121102.
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"People say romantic is boring," Gilbert said as she fastened additional flowers to a model's hair.
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"I'm too old to rush," Keegan said, shaving in a mirror fastened to a tree branch.
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Dresses were fastened with leather belts and leather straps, and clasps adorned coats and backless dresses.
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With the garment fastened, the right edge over the left, his quick action was greatly hindered.
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It was fastened at the top by a lot of tricked-out leather and metal doohickeys.
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Obama said of her silk blouse, gold skirt and cardigan fastened with a big rhinestone brooch.
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We have two lateral support floats called "amas" fastened to both sides of the main hull.
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Mr. Ullah built a pipe bomb and fastened it to his body, law enforcement officials said.
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When police arrested Wells outside the bank, they discovered a metal collar bomb fastened around his neck.
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The young patient was all smiles as the prince gently fastened the I.D. band to her wrist.
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After one rescuer reached her and fastened a line to her, two others pulled her to safety.
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Industrial designer Vimal Patel created a concept shoe that has shoe laces fastened into Lego connection points.
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In cases of turbulence, investors should keep their seat belts fastened and sick bags close to hand.
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A preliminary investigation suggested a failure with a bolt that fastened the rail to the railroad ties.
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Then she started experimenting with a low key updo, fastened half up with an oversize gold cuff.
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Never say never—before you know it, you could find yourself detachably fastened to the fastening rail.
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It shouldn't be possible for a clamp, firmly fastened with a pair of pliers, to come loose.
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The larger seat also has a seatbelt to keep a loved one securely fastened in the cart.
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Cai Guo-Qiang fastened on works that mostly show Guggenheim's big names before they became cultural commodities.
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The waitresses, called bunnies, were trussed in brief satin suits with cotton fluffs fastened to their derrières.
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Think more of the flowy type that cascades into the perfect silhouette when fastened at the waist.
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He said it was from handcuffs fastened so tight in 2003 that they dug into his flesh.
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Advertising signs should not be fastened to a staff or halyard from which the flag is flown.
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Life preservers were fastened to the railings around the field, lest a player tumble into the sea.
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He wanted to check the wheelies again, he wanted to make sure all the windows were fastened.
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At Erdem, cardigans were styled like capes, with the top button fastened and draped over the shoulders.
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In an unusual break from tradition, Melania Trump then stood and fastened the medal around his neck.
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Traders are mostly male, all suited with ties and top buttons fastened as part of strict dress code.
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The back of the dress was finished with 58 gazar and organza covered buttons fastened by Rouleau loops.
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I first saw it fastened between floor, ceiling, and the support beams in the main room of Knockdown.
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As if they were moving through honey, they slide their arms into sleeves; skirts are fastened around waists.
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Hina reached up with her left hand and pulled out the long pin that kept her headscarf fastened.
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Other doorbells, like Ring, are fastened to their mounts using propriety security screws as a deterrent against theft.
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He set up cameras around the house, and fastened a GPS in her car to track her movements.
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They say he twisted in the wind until he fastened on an idiosyncratic reason for deciding a case.
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Inside Branch's 40,000-square-foot facility, four bots will create the panels that will eventually be fastened together.
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There were homemade Bernie puppets, signs fastened into hats, and sculpture-esque objects in the Democratic candidate's likeness.
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In place of a regular glovebox, the V12 Speedster gets a removable leather bag fastened to the dash.
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To enter Samuji, I push on a rough-cut piece of Finnish granite fastened to the door bar.
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Mr. Zeitlin, who turned 80 last month, has always kept his crisp, rich harmonies fastened to crisscrossing cadences.
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But though Tuxedo Park feels changeless, its boundaries fastened like a cummerbund, the world just beyond is pressing.
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She imagines the bird not hung around the mariner's neck but fastened to the bow of his boat.
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She had a blue tether fastened around her chest, and Carpenter gently placed her on the fire escape.
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Other times, you might need a talking metal collar fastened around your neck in order to truly absorb it.
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But his absence undid something that needed to be fastened shut, and the terror was glad to sweep in.
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I fastened a Planned Parenthood button to my bag, and wrote a series of uncharacteristically personal posts on Instagram.
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Worst of all was the title the press fastened on her for ever and ever and ever, "vice queen".
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Furious, I fastened my medical school faculty badge to my collar, hoping to send the message: I'm watching you.
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It wasn't a conscious thing—she just seemed to feel uncomfortable when her eyes weren't fastened to a page.
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Petrucci is a world champion slackliner, performing on a thin strap of nylon or polyester fastened to palm trees.
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The way the seat fastened to the toilet left about half an inch of wiggle from side to side.
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Recall that Obamacare basically rests on a 1990s vintage Republican chassis onto which Democrats fastened some additional policy particulars.
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Instead, they were fastened onto Saturn within the last few hundred million years — during the time of the dinosaurs.
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He inserted a sparkling diamond stud into each earlobe and fastened a pair of gold chains around his neck.
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Then they fastened 3D glasses, with one red and one blue filtered lens, to the Velcro on the skin.
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Leather restraining straps will be fastened across his body, and an IV line will be inserted into his arm.
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Its battery pack is fastened directly to the skateboard structure and saves more space because there's no separate structure.
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A spokesman said the trailers were fastened to the railcars with metal rods, a system in use across Europe.
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Boots strapped, helmet fastened, mouth guard in place, she braces herself for the hits and knocks that will inevitably come.
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Computer vision and sensor fusion will detect whether seat belts are fastened and estimate body size to calibrate airbag deployment.
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On the big morning, my mother fastened tiny ribbon flowers and pearls into my curls with hair glue ($5 total).
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Imagine how many more judgmental over-the-glasses looks Ruth could bestow if she knew her frames were securely fastened?
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That's why we're always told to remain seated with our seat belts fastened, even if the light is turned off.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Rolls-Royce investors are keeping their seat belt fastened despite the promise of an increasingly smooth journey.
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NYPD Commissioner James O'Neill announced the policy change Wednesday, flanked by officers in navy blue turbans fastened with police brass.
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Jackets were pulled tight, as if insulating or protecting her woman from the outside world, fastened with strips of Velcro.
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And if you prefer bottled beverages, the cooler also comes with a sturdy steel bottle opener fastened to the front.
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Belts like this can come in multiple forms, with single bottle designs, or with multiple bottles fastened to the belt.
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Again, this is a built-in feature that helps me breathe a sigh of relief knowing Ellie is securely fastened.
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Maryan filled her water bottle from a yellow jerrycan in our compound and fastened a drenched cloth around her head.
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She also wore a large, elegant, silver spiral pin, perhaps a Calder, fastened at the top closure of her blouse.
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Songs materialized mostly out of jam sessions, with tracks like "Greatdayndamornin'" and "The Root" fastened together by engineer Russ Elevado.
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The final touch was an ornate hairpiece, made up of delicate wire and fabric cherry blossoms, fastened to my head.
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It is a targeted attack on someone's weakness, which is then fastened into place by this ideology of personal responsibility.
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The coils were fastened with a veterinary cement, similar to chewing gum, that could be peeled off the birds' feathers.
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The nanny also began driving to work in a different car that had its plates fastened on with heftier bolts.
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Two days after the crash, he was photographed driving without his seatbelt fastened and was reprimanded by a police officer.
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Hundreds of comments found on Twitter on the state of Nigeria were fastened on slips of paper to a wall.
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There it will be turned into a U-shape, with its ends fastened in place using metal lines, and set adrift.
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Someone on the House floor shouted, "Thank you, Rush," as the first lady fastened the medal's blue ribbon around his neck.
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Some of its less remembered lines fastened themselves to me more lastingly than the ghostwritten flourishes that have entered historical memory.
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She fastened her eyes on a large tree in the yard and imagined it was Toback standing in front of her.
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When it was finished, the prosthetic arm was fastened with a fully operational tattoo machine that could pivot in 360 degrees.
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The scene was captured by Ms. Gates's dog, Buddy, who was wearing a camera that Mr. Geula had fastened to him.
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The piece of skull that is removed for the procedure is then put back in place and fastened with titanium plates.
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A multitiered stage weighing almost a quarter-million pounds hung from hundreds of cables fastened to the roof of the stadium.
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Surrounded by her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, Ms. Bebe wore pink sneakers and a robe fastened with a plastic hair clip.
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FAST ICE, elsewhere in the grid, refers to ice that's fastened to a coastline and held in place, not fast-moving.
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In the full technicolor version of this fantasy, the cuffs would next be fastened on Trump, ending the progressives' enduring Trumpian nightmare.
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The cougar fastened its mouth on Sederbaum's head, crunching down and shaking him side to side like prey, King County Sheriff's Sgt.
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For somebody like L.B.J., who fastened onto a political career early, it probably changed the way he experienced culture and presented himself.
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And fastened here we cannot move We cannot move forever We spread and drown as lilies do— From nowhere to the center.
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Accessories included wrap-around sunglasses fastened to the head with soft fabric and big shopper leather bags carried folded in the hand.
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After careful preparations, Franky Zapata took off from the French coastal town of Sangatte fastened to the small flying platform he designed.
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He was a short man, fastened into his suits, with a bald pate that floated in a cloud bank of white hair.
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This was a tedious undertaking of backing out rows of titanium screws that fastened the old plates to his bullet-wrecked jaw.
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"The difference between human and android is only semantics," my sister said, the halo-collar still fastened around her neck back then.
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As we do this together, remember too: You should really listen when your flight attendant tells you to keep your seatbelt fastened.
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She pointed out that the real rocks, gathered from different continents, would remain securely fastened to the structure, even in high winds.
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For now women fighters will continue to fistfight the old-fashioned way: with a giant, blinding delusion fastened to their vulnerable heads.
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The examples presented by Pi Artworks of London and Istanbul are done on overlapping sheets of tracing paper fastened with rice glue.
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I wanted McNeil to keep me in Gariseb, fastened to these poignant conflicts of interest and character, as she so surely could.
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The finished devices look like mechanical flowers and are fastened to trees high up in the canopy, often up to 150 feet.
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The Spy Who Dumped is listed as both a comedy and an action movie, so we hope the actresses' wigs are securely fastened.
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Jelly sandals used to come in a wide variety of fun colors, and were fastened securely to our feet with straps and buckles.
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In his first show at the Black Book Gallery, Kheel's fabric fastened paintings feature trading card snapshots of athletes flying through the air.
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The back of the dress was finished with 58 gazar and organza covered buttons fastened by Rouleau loops with a 25-foot train.
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A spokesperson for the NYPD told VICE News that the body was wrapped in a plastic bag, which was fastened with duct tape.
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An earlier version of this article described incorrectly the Zegna jackets that fit as tautly as a true double-breasted model when fastened.
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It was a skirt of crinoline, like a giant floral handkerchief fastened with a gold belt and daringly mismatched with a denim shirt.
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I doused the furry horns in gas, worked dry preservative between the skull plate and skin, then fastened the rack to a plaque.
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She transitioned to a civilian position, and came back to court a month or two later with a scarf flawlessly fastened in place.
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From Leon Golub, a too little regarded master of violent themes, Marshall adopted the format of unstretched canvas fastened flat to a wall.
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Fastened upon the tough, wooly fabric of Ryggen's loom, the strange luminescent warmth of the homemade pigment often counters the extreme violence on display.
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When a nurse realized I'd turned my two-point restraints into a one-point restraint, he tightly fastened my hand back into the cuff.
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Philip, who was uninjured in Thursday's accident, was operating a replacement Land Rover on a public road without his seatbelt fastened, the outlet reported.
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Here the artist has fastened small carved stones to ropes, hanging them at different heights from a horizontal wooden plank fixed to the wall.
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There is—or was—also a Tiki bar attached to the restaurant, fastened to the main building and suspended atop a body of water.
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On College Basketball HOUSTON — Daniel Ochefu, Villanova's senior forward, learned the game before there were nylon nets, when peach baskets were fastened to trees.
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Sure, it was charred at the end, and the handle had melted off (I fastened a wooden replacement), but it still did its job.
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The menu, folded and fastened with a metal museum admissions tag, looks like a guide to a gallery exhibition of works on temporary loan.
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In the '90s, Levi's reintroduced its button-fly jeans, which were originally released in 1954 and fastened with a button rather than a zipper.
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For those who want to mine daily life for their art, a second job becomes an umbilical cord fastened to something vast and breathing.
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Launch yourself off a mountaintop with just a few running steps, a harness fastened to your tandem paragliding instructor and perhaps a quick prayer.
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The star was sent an edible arrangement fastened with a Mylar happy-face balloon and a card which read: "Sorry you're bored at home."
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And in the popular Sami bracelet, a band traditionally made of reindeer leather decorated with metallic braid and fastened with a reindeer-antler button.
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The new work from Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan features a real banana fastened to a white wall using a single strip of duct-tape.
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We're told the camera was fastened to a cable, but slipped off ... sending the camera and pieces of its rigging plummeting into the crowd.
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Le Guin dresses well, but casually, favoring T-shirts, and wears little jewelry, though occasionally she puts on earrings fastened with clips or magnets.
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Two days after the crash, Philip was photographed behind the wheel of another vehicle near the Sandringham estate, this time without a seatbelt fastened.
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My friend handed me his right AirPod, fastened his left one into his own ear, and together we embarked on my first wireless listening experience.
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A collar bomb was fastened around the man's neck — and, the note said, it would go off if he did not get what he wanted.
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Razer's newest attempt at breaking into the microphone market for streamers is the Razer Seiren X, a USB microphone that's mechanically fastened to dampen vibrations.
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"They made me lie down, I was fastened to the snow bike, and I had the best time watching the snow-covered mountains," she laughs.
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Akayed Ullah, 27, was in police custody after he was injured by a pipe bomb he fastened to his torso with Velcro and zip ties.
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Varying from glittery bows to classic pearls, sets can be fastened to shoes' vamps, collars (sides) or counters (backs), and retail for $8 to $20.
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Olympia's light pink dress was too cute with a tulle bottom and a sequined one-shoulder top which fastened together with a satin pink bow.
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At this time, make sure your seatback's up and tray tables are in their full, upright position and that your seat belt is correctly fastened.
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Howard Coshak, another Sarasota rally attendee, arrived clutching a Rubio bumper sticker to go along with the Rubio sticker and pin fastened to his shirt.
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I, on the other hand, nervously hovered around her as she fastened the cape around his neck and misted his hair with water (which he loved).
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It is not thought that the drugs were intentionally attached to the sea creature but rather that it swam into the ropes fastened to the cocaine.
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In 2003, the Runway was made up of just 16 pyramidal shaped gates fastened with strobe lights that would flash in correspondence with the song's tempo.
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Make sure your Apple Watch is securely fastened to your wrist, and press and hold the digital crown, located on the right side of the watch.
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This time she brought a miniature video camera fastened to a pair of glasses that she hung from the neckline of her dress, Mr. Mariani said.
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The trousers, officially called 'overalls,' are made from a blue and black wool barathea and are fastened by a leather strap and buckle underneath the boot.
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When he spoke with his attorney in jail, he was put in leg irons, handcuffs, and waist chains fastened to an eyebolt in the concrete floor.
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After a few minutes of grunting and heaving, the two men swing it open and shut, open and shut, to test that it is firmly fastened.
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The frames come from VSP's innovation lab The Shop and are equipped with three sensors fastened at the temple including a magnetometer, an accelerometer, and a gyroscope.
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A small pin featuring a retro air force insignia was fastened over her heart, and knee-high suede boots completed an aesthetic that was sophisticated and idiosyncratic.
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Secrets are crucially contained behind a closed door, characters hide in fastened cupboards, elaborate schemes are planned in rooms where others could burst in at any moment.
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His supposedly redemptive tale, which clumsily ends with a fence gate installed and fastened open, is an exercise in assailing a god, not living as a human.
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My mother fastened a bell to Dad's bed, so she could get up to help him if he made any movement in the middle of the night.
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After nine hungover hours fastened to my sofa this weekend, covered in cookie crumbs, I can safely say from my cultural high-ground: I hate Nancy Wheeler.
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The sculpture, which consists of three upturned buses fastened together with wire, refers to a photograph of a barricade built on the streets of Aleppo in 19403.
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The installation consists of the eight figures, with oversize red clown shoes and colorful wigs protruding from their KKK robes, suspended from nooses fastened around their necks.
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Many of them—cigarettes in their mouths, Kalashnikovs on their backs, and grenades fastened to the sashes around their waists—looked no older than sixteen or seventeen.
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A bride held hands with her flower girl as members of the bridal party fastened her dress in this picture taken by photographer Allison Gallaway in 2014.
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Lopez, 50, kept things cool in an army green top fastened with gold buttons and completed her look with her classic high bun and large hoop earrings.
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Yes, that means that flight attendants on an Airbus can technically track how long a passenger has been in the bathroom or whether a seatbelt is fastened.
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The Queen's husband was seen driving in the area just two days after the crash, operating a replacement Land Rover on a public road without his seatbelt fastened.
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Teigen had flashed everyone on the red carpet at Sunday night's AMAs while trying to navigate the precariously high and barely-fastened together slits of her black gown.
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Last summer, he gave his bullish case for stocks on "Futures Now," but warned investors they should keep their "seat belts fastened" because the markets could get messy.
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Funnily enough, I can't remember much about Miriam's response to the necklace, but I know when she fastened the clasp around her neck, I felt seen. Accepted. Loved.
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The story of how Mr Jones fastened onto his Syria conspiracy has been pieced together by Ben Nimmo and Donara Barojan of the Atlantic Council, a think-tank.
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After seeing them fastened on models at Jil Sander and Tod's, Pinterest users have been seeking the look sans the astronomical price tags, like this one from Madewell.
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The model in the photo was wearing a plaid shirt with only the top two buttons fastened, a black lace bralette underneath, black slacks, and huge hoop earrings.
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The Queen's husband was seen driving in the area just two days after the crash, operating a replacement Land Rover on a public road without his seatbelt fastened.
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Oversize, diamanté-encrusted ties fastened exaggerated shirts while tailoring came with crystal embellishments, and gold chains baring the word "Area" in several languages were draped across the body.
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"We're not criminals," he said at his lawyer's office, while puffing from a Juul he kept in a black leather pouch fastened to a chain around his neck.
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After a safety briefing and a final check to see whether seat belts are fastened and personal items are stowed properly, the plane is ready for take off.
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Fastened on Princess Michael of Kent's jacket was a piece of blackamoor jewelry – ebony figures often depicted in a position of servitude, a style that fetishizes images of slavery.
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The display guides you through the steps of starting your trip, including ensuring your seat belt is fastened, checking your destination and then setting off on the ride itself.
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Draped only in a sheet gathered around her breasts and fastened with diaper pins, the late Jo Spence rejects the possibility of being defined or consumed by her cancer.
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A 46-year-old pizza delivery man with a bomb fastened around his neck robbed a Pennsylvania bank in August 2003, walking out with more than $8,000 in cash.
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She took off her skis, stood them upright, removed the climbing skins from the bag she wore at her waist, and fastened them to the bottoms of the skis.
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Thick brown, purple, and black lines, ligature marks, damaged and ghastly as if she'd been hanged then resuscitated or her wimple had been fastened so tightly it choked her.
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Appreciation veered in the direction of quotation in some of the vast denim trousers, the Velcro-fastened work wear, the roomy drifter coats and mesh crop tops he showed.
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Both had become sharp critics of America's military involvement in Vietnam, yet both had fastened upon the scourge of gross economic inequality as the greatest threat to American democracy.
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The tarp was wrapped with gray duct tape and the man's legs were tied with an orange electrical cord, which was fastened to a cinder block, the police said.
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One diver, John Volanthen, reached the end of his line, fastened it in the mud, and emerged from the water to find 13 pairs of eyes staring at him.
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During routine maintenance at Hill Air Force Base in Utah, the Air Force detected "corrosion exceeding technical limits" where the carbon fiber exterior panel is fastened to the aluminum airframe.
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This information was critical to isolating the rock wall's geometry, which informed the shapes of the holds and where they would need to be fastened later on the indoor wall.
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A gale suddenly ripped through the valley, and a silvery tarp that had been fastened over the tent to protect the equipment inside from the sun's heat started to tear.
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Nero also testified that Gray hadn&apost been fastened in the van because a crowd had started yelling at officers and they wanted to get out of the area quickly.
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The biggest technical hurdle involves increasing the length of the turbine blades without putting too much strain on the structure which is built on a platform fastened to the seabed.
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The linen sections will be draped over a modern tent frame and fastened together with easily removable magnets, so that no ropes, stress or tension damage the 18th-century threads.
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Marian Goodman is showing the exquisitely pastel pods of the sculptor Nairy Baghramian, each fastened to the floor or wall by a black stem, creating a delicious distortion of scale.
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The super-recognizers examined the footage, and Porritt and his colleagues fastened on a ghostly clip showing a man on a bicycle following the same route a few moments later.
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" As noted in "Mozi," the text compiled by followers of the philosopher Mozi: "So his ministers ate only one meal a day, and only fastened their belts after taking a breath.
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One popular suggestion holds that men's buttons are fastened left-to-right because historically men might need to pull a weapon from beneath their coat or shirt using their right hand.
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In under than a minute, I can have her happily and securely fastened in her seat, ready to start a road trip or just drive five minutes to the grocery store.
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Afterward, I was led to a massage chair in the corner, where Dr. Leon fastened some goggles and headphones onto my head and put some soft music on in the background.
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The only items not kept were the fresh flowers, except for a bouquet of white roses, which Ms. Giudice dried out and hung in her office, fastened by a blue ribbon.
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Michele's clothes would have pleased the earliest inhabitants of the Palazzo Alberini: a blouselike pink shirt fastened at the neck with a pussycat bow; mink-lined mules with horse-bit buckles.
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As you can see in the video, rescuers fastened a camera to the top of the mini-terrain vehicle in order to get a better look at the position of the cuties.
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She fastened her button-up all the way down, but wore an A-line miniskirt over it so that the bottom of her shirt peeked out from underneath the frayed denim hem.
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There are plenty of hairstyles, too, and 2V clearly cares more about them than her charge does: 2V adroitly fastened the wrap in place with two jeweled brooches, one at each shoulder.
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"It's early days, but keep your seatbelts fastened," said Dr. Scott Friedman, dean for therapeutic discovery at Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York and one of the world's leading liver disease experts.
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The laser, fastened to the side of the bus, is pointed down at the floor, measuring how far the bus has moved in any particular direction, then recreating it on Mars' surface.
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When she finished recording, she was joined by Anjula Acharia, a talent manager and venture capitalist, who complimented her pink gown, which fastened at one shoulder with a bow of Oldenburgian proportions.
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Meanwhile, park rangers were investigating the apparent theft over the weekend of a small round sign for the Ahwahnee Hotel, formerly fastened to a stone pillar on the entrance to the lodge.
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A style that features black netting fastened to black pipes runs $18 a foot, while a so-called game fence, with 6-by-6-inch wire mesh panels, costs $22 a foot.
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The most recent death was in May, when a 2-year-old boy from California who became trapped by an IKEA Malm three-drawer chest that was not fastened to the wall.
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Last year, the Pentagon stopped accepting F-35s for 30 days after discovering corrosion where panels were fastened to the airframe, an issue that affected more than 200 of the stealthy jets.
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During routine maintenance at Hill Air Force Base in Utah last year, the Air Force detected "corrosion exceeding technical limits," where the carbon fiber exterior panel is fastened to the aluminum airframe.
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But since I couldn't resist the chronic, I started using a spoof: an empty toilet paper roll with one side covered in like five dryer sheets fastened on with a rubber band.
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Eventually, by the grace of some miracle (and a nine-foot board), I popped up, stayed up, and rode a wave into shore, goofy grin fastened to my face like a barnacle.
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When it landed atop a tarp that was fastened to the side of the building, the boys exchanged giddy confused looks: Why had the ball landed there instead of on the ground?
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At a shelter set up in a school in the nearby city of Escuintla, workers fastened colorful ID bracelets on the wrists of people who are among several thousand displaced by the eruption.
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Described as 100 percent natural, artisanal, and "hand-harvested," it's pretty much just a small, flattened turd fastened to a little orange card with a scornful message pointing out the recipient's shitty ways.
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Fastened to a person's body, the devices have a unique front-row seat to their hosts' lives, inadvertently documenting both mundane and perilous encounters as they record heartbeats, sleeping patterns and physical exertion.
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But the three months that had stitched us together with common purpose — dissecting bodies by day and our souls by night — had somehow fastened us together and given us a sense of direction.
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All the seats (plastic webbed ones fastened to the sides of the plane) were taken, so I flew to Qui Nhon sitting on a truck fender in the belly of a C-130.
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"Because I'm a dancer, I can't wear clip-ins so I wear halo extensions (which are fastened using tiny beads and fishing line) so my hair doesn't fall out while I'm dancing," she explained.
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When engaged, Teen Driver silences the stereo system until both driver and passenger seatbelts are fastened, and automatically enables safety measures such as Stability Control, Traction Control, Forward Collision Braking, and Front Pedestrian Braking.
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Initial reports from the Mesa Airlines flight attendants indicate that Ms. Harper attempted to visit the lavatory on final descent and was instructed to remain seated with the seat belt fastened per FAA regulations.
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After loading the pup into his bicycle basket and tucking it in with a plastic bubble wrap cape, the owner pulled out a tiny straw hat and securely fastened it around his dog's head.
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However, they made a distinction — the GA4 workers use tape to fix housings or brackets with cracks or to stop parts from vibrating in the car if they aren't snapped or fastened in perfectly.
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This long, narrow, mystifying-fastened strip of cloth is a timeless menswear staple, and you probably have distinct memories of all the ties your dad had in his rotation while you were growing up.
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It would not be surprising on future Halloweens to spot a handful of Aisholpans, dressed in traditional fur-and-embroidery hunting gear, pigtails fastened with pink bows, amid the throngs of Elsas and Katnisses.
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Again and again, conservative intellectuals have fastened themselves like barnacles onto demagogic movements such as the ones led by McCarthy or Trump; if they don't, they risk cutting themselves off from mass politics entirely.
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Georgian performance artist David Datuna isn't sorry he ate the infamous banana that was fastened to a wall with duct tape and sold to a private collector for $120,000 at Art Basel Miami Beach.
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The park around the Wolf's Lair was resplendent with lush green, the summer was hot, the forest shimmered, and Theo Morell fastened a facial mosquito net over the visor of his fantastical uniform cap.
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My old car is from the '173s and has the automatic seat belt connected to the door things (Google it), but he says I should have the lap portion fastened also. Give. me. a. break.
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She began her speech to the crowd of 50 or so people, most of them women and baby boomers like herself, behind a lectern onto which her small campaign staff had fastened a campaign sign.
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During the second translocation from the north to the south of Murchison, in August 2017, new solar-powered trackers were fastened to the enforced migrants' ossicones, so that their movements could be followed by satellite.
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The CPSC says to stop using the dressers if they're not fastened to the wall and to contact Ikea to either get a refund or a free kit that will help you attach the dresser.
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The night before Mr. Trump was scheduled to appear, six protesters fastened themselves together with pipes wrapped in chicken wire and tape and sat down in the hotel lobby, demanding that the event be canceled.
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The collages are literally just hanging barely fastened to the black velvet, and I had those works purposely framed without glass so you could get a sense of the three-dimensional quality and their delicacy.
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Internally, then, the device seems to contain a handful of old smartphone components that are assembled in a layout somewhat similar to that of the iPhone and fastened together as cheaply and quickly as possible.
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In an interview near his campaign bus, a "Ditch Mitch" banner fastened to the front, Mr. Brooks even found a way to invoke Mr. McConnell when pressed about Mr. Trump's decision to endorse Mr. Strange.
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He walked in with a handful of books under his arm and emerged, an hour later, with three sets of handcuffs fastened to his wrists (they were linked in order to stretch across his back).
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"I do not see how a member of the gentler sex, even a German or a French lady, could have fastened on such an unpleasant mode of expression," she said and cut at her meat.
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Contestants scramble to match colored candies while floating in the air with a harness, riding a makeshift crane and using a giant pole, and while fastened to a teammate with a rigid candy cane in between.
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It also wears fitted black slacks, like Ishiguro's, and black sneakers stuffed with prosthetic feet in matching socks; a black wig, styled like the hair of its maker, is fastened onto the android's scalp with snaps.
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In his complaint to Ofcom, Mr Humphrey says that he was required to make two confessions, and that on the first occasion he was filmed while fastened to a chair that was placed within a cage.
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Most people's idea of a chastity belt probably comes from the Middle Ages, when artists would commonly show women wearing metal underwear fastened with a lock to which only their husbands or fathers held the key.
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In an upcoming two-part interview on Dr. Phil, her first since being free, Brown says she was kept nearly immobile by a short length of chain, no more than three feet, fastened around her neck.
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Kendall attended the event wearing a Dolce & Gabbana mini dress featuring an all-over green, white, and purple floral print with off-the-shoulder pouf sleeves and a bedazzled matching belt fastened at her high waist.
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People expect Paris to be romantic, dreamy, maybe friendly; the thousands of lovers' padlocks that were fastened to its bridges as a pledge of fidelity (before the government ordered them sawed off) attest to these expectations.
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Well, as an empirical matter, we think it works pretty well, and that's why political scientists have increasingly fastened on it as an alternative to the more idealistic notion of an issue-voting populace decision-making.
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That ended, more or less, with Warren's retreat from supporting Medicare for All to backing a public option plan fastened to a promise—or a prayer—to attempt Medicare for All late in her first term.
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Fastened to the bottom of an upright toilet lid and controlled by a little arduino nano breadboard, the drill and TP roll swings down into place like a quarterback's hands under center and spins away for glory.
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But under questioning by Duke, officers have testified that there were no crowds at some of the later stops in the 45-minute drive to a police station, creating opportunities for Gray to be fastened without danger.
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The Velcro is fastened and ear defenders put on, but before she moves to the scanner, she's given a feed to help her relax, maybe even make her a little sleepy while the scan is taking place.
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Meanwhile, his enthusiasm for military expertise is shared by a portion (the richer portion, in particular) of the #neverTrump movement, which in casting about for a political savior fastened on the retired Marine Corps general James Mattis.
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He ordered officials there to finish preparations for another satellite launch "as soon as possible" to glorify the North Korean people who he said "have fastened their belts owing to the enemies' harsh sanctions," the agency said.
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Angela tried to say something in Italian about how much they loved the church, but the old man fastened his gaze on Cecilia, as if he knew that she was the most guilty, or the most susceptible.
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As social media has heightened our appetite for constant modification, the way we process memories has drastically transformed—continually fastened to the present and subject to alterations, often digitally—and ushered with it new rituals of remembrance.
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Patrick Dougherty's ''You Are Free'' is composed of a trio of twister-like, shack-size nests of branches; ''Transition,'' by Luca Petti, is a group of starburst forms made from wooden poles and fastened to tree trunks.
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A spokesperson for Airbus told Gizmodo by email that the belt-sensor system will allow flight crew to notify an unbuckled passenger to do so or to avoid disturbing a sleeping passenger whose belt is already fastened.
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He sat on an orange exercise ball in his living room, wearing a sarong fastened with a binder clip, blithely discussing what it was like to be the subject of a new documentary, "Escapes," made by Michael Almereyda.
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Opponents of Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court recently fastened on a speech in which he endorsed the idea that the Constitution ought to be interpreted according to the original mean of the words of the text.
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Click here to view original GIFThe bottom has an opening for the HDMI cables and cords, all neatly collected and tightly fastened: Now, if only Kampf would make one for us so we don't risk losing a finger.[YouTube]
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Kate's Style Kate chose to wear a cream tailored coat with a brown collar by Katherine Hooker, a dark scarf and had her hair in a pony tail, fastened with a black feathered fascinator handcrafted by Vivien Sheriff Millinery.
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Dion covered her face with a black veil as she marched toward her husband's casket with her children, looking solemn as she held on to lilies of the valley, which were also fastened to the ends of every pew.
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Josie's two kids, eight-year-old Paul and five-year-old Ana, are not quite securely fastened in the back of the disintegrating rental RV. Ghosts from Ohio haunt Josie as she drives from RV park to RV park.
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The once thatched roof now is covered in tin sheets securely fastened to wooden beams, and set on a pad of dense grey riverbed clay they constructed to raise the home three feet (about 1 meter) above ground level.
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He seemed to emerge from the mist of the car park at Charmouth Beach, just east of Lyme Regis, dressed in a camouflage rain jacket, a rock hammer fastened to a strap of his backpack, and John Lennon glasses.
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It doesn't take much: a door left open, a poorly fastened carrier, and a startled bird — almost always some kind of parrot — is suddenly loose, confused by the expanse of the sky and the strange sensation of moving air.
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BERLIN — Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and Premier Li Keqiang of China settled into the back seat of a driverless Volkswagen van, fastened their seatbelts and went for a spin around a disused airport landing strip in central Berlin.
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According to director of public affairs Julie Bolcer of the NYC Chief Medical Examiner's office, the cause of death is asphyxia by covering of head with fastened plastic bag and displacement of oxygen by nitrogen; the manner of death is suicide.
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For years it identified its drivers by pink, fuzzy moustaches fastened to the front of cars, and encouraged riders to fist-bump their drivers and sit in the front seat (though it has now relaxed this etiquette to attract more customers).
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The model and entrepreneur Heidi Klum, meanwhile, brought a rare and rather refreshing dose of goofy with purple's little sister lavender, a chiffon confection fastened by rosettes by Marchesa, whose single arm recalled a decades-old experiment by Kim Basinger.
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Months before Harrington's take, an inspection of the Sandblaster roller coaster forced its closure after investigators found a damaged handrail, four safety cables not properly fastened, a slew of damaged braces, cracked supports and various other issues, the newspaper reported .
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But when chaos began to swirl in The Good Wife, Diane fastened the clasp of one of her many chunky necklaces and stepped straight into the chaos to smooth it out, without a strand of hair getting misplaced in the process.
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According to director of public affairs Julie Bolcer of the NYC Chief Medical Examiner's office, the cause of death was asphyxia by covering of head with fastened plastic bag and displacement of oxygen by nitrogen; the manner of death was suicide.
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Under Chinese standards, children's furniture that is more than 60 centimeters high, or about 24 inches, must be able to be fastened to a wall and be accompanied by clear directions to do so, although many customers leave them unattached.
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Mr. Paulin's La Déclive, designed in 1966, is a recliner made with about two dozen wooden boards covered in foam and upholstered in Oscar-night red; the planks are fastened to two undulating parallel spines, creating an organic chaise longue.
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At midnight last night, he declares, he heard a noise as if the front doors of his store, which were fastened with a heavy bar set in staples, had been thrown wide open and the bar flung to the floor.
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And in this case she has fastened on something genuinely interesting, a truth increasingly fretted over: many aspects of culture, high and low, that once seemed securely in liberalism's possession appear to be vulnerable to appropriation by the alt-right.
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Jake and the other newbies must, of course, expect a dose of hazing, and they are duly fastened with duct tape to a border fence, one of them upside down, and peppered with baseballs struck by their bat-wielding teammates.
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And it hardly mattered, of course, since the motocross jackets, the sneakers, the suit jackets, skinny topcoats, trenches and leather perfectos all shared the same relaxed but precise proportions and came, in many cases, with detachable skirts fastened inside jacket hems.
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In this light, Merz's hand knit scarpette (shoes) series from 1968 and 1975, tiny, wearable slippers woven from nylon thread and fastened with iron nails, is a succinct critique of the rapid industrialization and production that drove the post-war economy.
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As I took the vision of them in, in all their queer, sparkling splendour, with my pink scrunchie fastened firmly on top of my head, there was really no place where I've felt more like myself in a long time.
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She has made little effort to cover up some of the details that suggest her process, from lines of ink on wood — meant to guide her cutting — to dried nuggets of glue, to the puckers on soft surfaces made from fastened staples.
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Goodson&aposs lawyers also say Gray wasn&apost fastened into a seatbelt because police were trying to get away from a crowd that had gathered and because Gray was not cooperative, creating a dangerous situation in one of Baltimore&aposs roughest neighborhoods.
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The second banner had been fastened with "dozens of galvanized steel ties," Friends of the East River Esplanade member Jennifer Ratner told DNAinfo in July, as well as grommets every 18 inches along its 60-foot span and additional, unspecified security measures.
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Unfortunately the laptop pocket is poorly proportioned: it's hugely spacious, enough for three or four laptops to slide in, but the button to snap it shut is so low that I can't get it fastened over a single 13-inch MacBook Pro.
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In 2006, NHTSA required the collection of certain data including vehicle speed, crash forces at the moment of impact, whether an air bag deployed or if the brakes were applied in the moments before a crash and if seat belts were fastened.
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But as he and the other cyclist were catching their breath and getting back on their bicycles, the animal returned and fastened its mouth on the survivor's head, crunching down, shaking the cyclist side to side like prey, King County Sheriff's Sgt.
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Led by Michael Phelps as flag bearer, the 554-member United States delegation appeared in blazers designed by Polo Ralph Lauren and worn over T-shirts whose striped bars, when the jackets were left fastened, bore an unfortunate resemblance to the Russian flag.
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The Daytona Beach roller coaster that flung two riders 34 feet to the ground after derailing reportedly had racked up more than a dozen safety violations from state inspectors early last year, ranging from cracked supports to seats not being properly fastened in its cars.
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Olsen, 31, covered up in an oversized zip-up black coat, trimmed at the hemline with white lace details, and the fashion designer and former Full House star accessorized her look with pigtail braids, a silver necklace and cream hook-and-loop fastened sneakers.
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In a second configuration of the passenger bench seat, on the other hand, the seatbelt system includes a second number of seatbelts which are detachably fastened to the fastening rail in second positions which are adapted to the second configuration of the passenger bench seat.
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At Chrysler, KeySense technology enables a specific key for its Pacifica minivan to be programmed so that the user cannot raise the radio volume above a certain level, mutes the radio if the front seatbelts are not fastened, and gives the car a speed limit.
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The wind is whipping on this Tuesday in August, but Captain Keating's purple tie is securely fastened under his vest as he climbs down onto the bow of a 21988-foot aluminum boat riding beside the larger ship, like a minnow next to a whale.
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Stand-out features of the tracking system include monitoring everything from whether a passenger's seat belt is fastened—a task that's traditionally performed by human flight attendants—with green or red signals, according to Bloomberg, to the time a passenger spends in the lavatory.
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Just last year, archaeologists discovered gold lock-rings in northeast Wales dating back to 1000-800 BCE, a time when coins didn't even exist, that they believe the fanciest ladies in all of Wales fastened around their hair to hold it out of their faces.
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Just last November, she walked the red carpet at the AMAs in a black dress by Yousef Akbar with two side slits that went up to her ribcage and stayed fastened with little more than a safety pin, which understandably led her to accidentally flash the cameras.
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He sets down one of the stencils he has carved into persimmon-hardened paper called washi — a slight modification of an 18th-century pattern, which he has backed in silk to keep the intricate design intact — onto a length of fabric fastened to one of the tables.
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There were the minutes of club meetings and lists of enemies and bad deeds, a top-secret codebook, homemade badges covered in Fablon which fastened with safety pins on the back, a dried-up ink pad, a date stamp turned to the fifth of October, 1969.
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For thirty years, the excesses of the space—part sweat lodge, part hunting lodge, with tribal vestments and cow skulls fastened to the stucco walls—have been mellowed by the light of non-electrified candles, deep padded booths, and windowed doors that open onto the sidewalk.
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I loved my Gilda pintxo (2.10 euros), a couple of fat green olives sandwiching a folded anchovy and chili pepper, as well as a slightly larger bite, a small square of spinach pastry fastened to a piece of artichoke and a sun-dried tomato (2.25 euros).
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What we get instead is: And from the wall a grazing wind weightless and serene wounds Me as I part Her lips and wounds Us in between And fastened here, surrendered to My Lover and My Lover, We spread and drown as lilies do— forever and forever.
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The Obama team, and other Democrat brainiacs, fastened onto raising the federal minimum wage as the answer to income stagnation, even though studies showed (and common sense suggested) that hiking required pay for workers could cost jobs and deny entry-level workers a foothold on the economic ladder.
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The great waves of Confederate monument building took place in the 1890s, as the Confederacy was coming to be idealized as the so-called Lost Cause and the Jim Crow system was being fastened upon the South, and in the 1920s, the height of black disenfranchisement, segregation and lynching.
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The pattern-cutters work in the basement, and at certain times of day there's a considerable amount of scurrying up and down the black metal stairs, as cutters with pincushions fastened to their wrists and tape measures looped around their necks present their work to the master for approval.
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You have a few options: The sew-in method, which actually sews wefts of hair to your natural hair; clip-ins that are fastened with barrette-like attachments; micro links, which are individual extensions that are applied strand-by-strand with bead-like rings; and then there are tape-in extensions.
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In addition, lying side by side on the floor are two lashing bars, or turnbuckles, used to secure containers on ships; four wood benches grouped tightly together; and two more lashing bars are fastened to the wall, forming a large X. All but the lashing bars have been made in prisons.
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" Toward the end of his introduction to Black Metropolis, Wright says, "Current American thought is so fastened upon trying to make what is presently real the only and right reality, that it has quite forgot the reality of the passion and hunger of millions of exploited workers and dissatisfied minorities.
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Floorboards cobbled together from mismatched scraps of black walnut scavenged from the furniture studio fit together like a puzzle, each plank a different shape and size, fastened to the floor beams with round pegs that, Mira says, the builders spent days matching in color and grain to each piece of wood.
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But at a time when the show's current cast is preparing to part ways with their Westerosi personas, the man behind the late khal has followed suit, doing away with one of his most identifiable features (when he's not wearing a waist-length ponytail fastened with gold rings, that is): his beard.
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He held his first solo exhibition, "The Alphabet of Kounellis," in 1960 at the Galleria La Tartaruga, and nine years later the Galleria L'Attico here was the set for one of his best known works, "Untitled (12 Horses)," which featured a dozen horses fastened by ropes to the walls of a garage.
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When the Studio Museum originally opened in 1968, they featured Lloyd's abstract work in a solo show titled Electronic Refractions II; the museum's selection of electronically-programmed lightbulbs fastened into colorful mosaics raised the collective eyebrow of New York's art community, which was expecting to see a showcase of expressly Black, figurative work.
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In the pursuit once known as leveraged buyouts — before some marketing genius fastened on "private equity" as a way to disguise the fact that the business still rests on a mountain of debt — Mr. Schwarzman and his brethren have become symbols for the economic inequality that Mr. Trump deplored during his campaign.
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But it relates to more than just family leisure time, the show addresses the link between consumerism and nature—small shoots and plant sculptures looking like new-growth on a forest floor are cut, twisted, and fastened from the colored Monopoly money in a time-consuming process, resulting in delicate works of art.
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It was difficult for passengers to reach the point at which the tethers fastened to their yellow harnesses, and, even if they could reach the connection, it would be difficult for them to disconnect the carabineers that connected the tethers to the harnesses on their own, according to the pilots who worked with FlyNYON.
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Some officers jokingly continued to refer to the blackout as "The Purge," re-telling the story of a man who had allegedly been beaten with not just fists but a canned good in a laundry bag and a lock fastened to a belt before having a television broken over his head—and being urinated on.
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FROM COINAGE: These Athletes are Raking in the Most Endorsement Money Both Tom and Gisele wore black, slim-cut blazers for the intimate dinner with the queen of the Costume Institute, then amped up the "twinning" element by leaving just one button fastened at the waist, over a plain white t-shirt and skinny black trousers.
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Not just cold-swimming-pool small, but worryingly small, to the point where it is but folds of skin bunched up and fastened awkwardly to your crotch; a thumb and little finger job; the kind of thing you don't want to tell a single soul about—bar all of Reddit when you're searching for some reassurance. No?
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"Who can write the history of a battle whose eyes are immovably fastened upon a central figure of transcendingly absorbing interest — the dead body of an oldest born, crushed by a shell in a position where a battery should never have been sent, and abandoned to death in a building where surgeons dared not to stay?" the article began.
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The desire to wink at extremism has remained — witness his Charlottesville response — but it's been somewhat kept in check by staff and aides, and the mix of white nationalists and alt-right provocateurs who fastened onto him in 2016 have seen their stars dim and a much more conventional group of right-wing grifters take their place.
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There were bright red blanket plaids; ornately toggle-fastened stadium coats; ruched necklines right out of "Little House on the Prairie"; and sweaters patterned with the faces of mythical creatures said to have been inspired by Haida totem poles, though they looked closer to the lolling-tongued Tibetan demons Alessandro Michele plastered all over his Gucci collection last June.
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Airbus, a European aerospace giant, has filed a patent application in America for a "re-configurable passenger bench seat": In a first configuration of the passenger bench seat, the seatbelt system includes a first number of seatbelts which are detachably fastened to the fastening rail in first positions which are adapted to the first configuration of the passenger bench seat.
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Sure, the actor has had some marital ups and downs and a mixed-reviews stint as Batman, but that's small potatoes when compared to the type of existential angst that would cause a man to leave the barn door wide open (as the kids would say, probably) and yet still leave his belt fastened across the top of his slacks.
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I won't get into the specific technologies, but what we want to do is ensure that there is a validation from the vehicle and a validation from the passenger that yes, this is, in fact, my car, that the passenger can get into the car, that there can be enough, kind of again, a handshake of sorts to ensure that the passenger has closed the door, has fastened their seatbelt.
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Mr. Seggos said his agency relies on some 2,500 teaching volunteers for its hunter safety program, and that about 45,000 hunters took advantage of the 1,500 courses given this year whose curriculum includes safety instruction on the stands, which often consist of a seat and a small platform that are fastened onto a tree's trunk above brush lines and above an animal's ability to spot or smell a hunter.
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