It was because of the "separation of powers", he fluffed.
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Russian pancakes are tiny, thick griddle cakes fluffed to perfection.
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Sofia fluffed Sekiya's Afro and wiped sweat from her brow.
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Remember the fluffed-up bichon frise named Flynn from last year?
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Its dowdy, handmade Zen décor had never been fluffed or updated.
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I loved how soft my face looked after it had been fluffed out.
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It was just an endless loop of embarrassments: fluffed conversations and spilled drinks.
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The branches are easily fluffed, and it glows with 250 pre-strung lights.
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This time around, for reasons only my future analyst will know, I fluffed it.
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The cost for dogs to be fluffed and powdered varies by their size and weight.
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As he fluffed the hot fonio with a fork, it became more airy than clumpy.
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I'm not gonna sit here and post some fluffed up bulls— for the public to read….
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It's a lot of dark humor—it's not the fluffed up military that most Hollywood movies portray.
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Move over curly-haired horses and fluffed-out dogs — it's time for the "sheep cat" to shine.
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" Crooked Media editor-in-chief Brian Beutler even likened the president's body to "expertly fluffed mashed potatoes.
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From crisp sheets to fluffed pillows and hospital corners, there's just something satisfying about a well-made bed.
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It's a simple, off-white, cotton and silk-blend dress with distinct sleeves that fluffed around her forearms.
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A Hereford—reddy-brown with a white head and belly—is having his coat fluffed with a hoover.
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Other images are downright charming: "Puff Puff, 2004," features a winsome pair of wide-eyed, fluffed-up birds.
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"He said, 'Oh, silly me, silly me,' or something like that, and fluffed his hair," Professor King recalled.
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We all were able to fit in this trailer while we were getting fluffed and folded, and share information.
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No break-in period: they were comfortable right off the bat, once they fluffed up from their compressed packaging.
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Many homeowners prepared accordingly for the visit: Floors were mopped, throw pillows fluffed, desks straightened and toothbrushes tucked away.
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From the directors' box, he watched as winger Keko fluffed a scoring chance with only the goalkeeper to beat.
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Those shows, and shows like them, are usually fluffed with fake drama, producers gassing it up for ratings and fights.
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Now her fluffed speech, which was supposed to reassert her authority, has revived speculation about how long she can last.
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Compost has to be regularly "fluffed," or aerated, Wick explained, to prevent anaerobic microbes from producing methane and nitrous oxide.
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I was able to wear my tight curls for a few days, before they fluffed out to a softer Afro.
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SOPHIE's much hyped album—while not an official PC music release—was a fluffed opportunity littered with some absolute shockers.
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My mother glanced up from her book as his fluffed genitals passed at eye level, less than two feet away.
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They didn't know that its residue fluffed the lungs like Satan's pillows, that it thickened walls and souped the air.
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We're sure you've already got your pie dough chilling, your blankets newly fluffed, and your boots by the front door.
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Some will make sure your dishes are dry and spot-free, or that your laundry is properly fluffed and without wrinkle.
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And I noticed he was standing just a little taller than before, his high-top Afro fluffed up a bit bigger.
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Around 3,000 entrants, fluffed and trimmed, waltzed their way around Madison Square Garden at the 143rd Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.
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Once the sheets are smoothed down and pillows are fluffed up, you might as well start getting ready for the day.
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Furs and animal prints abound, starting with a living room adorned in fluffed-up pillows, fur-covered chairs and numerous bovine rugs.
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We've reached the point in fashion where focusing on the garments, as opposed to the gumpf fluffed about them, constitutes rule-breaking.
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The branches are easily bendable if they need to be fluffed up and can hold additional ornaments if you want to add.
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Balsam Hill trees are exceptionally realistic because they have so many branch tips that can be fluffed and spread to create fullness.
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Steam had fluffed the potato into a sponge, ready to absorb the golden butter as heat transformed it from solid to liquid.
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Now I can see even the claws on her great yellow feet extending beyond the fluffed feathers she has drawn around them.
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Ms. Seet said Mr. Friedman subjected her, like other managers, to screaming, profane tirades over minor details like an imperfectly fluffed pillow.
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Even where there are ample rooms, finding qualified hotel staff to ensure guests' pillows are fluffed and cocktails are iced may be tricky.
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In the morning, the older girl took out her sister's braids and the little one's hair fluffed out into a beautiful dark cloud.
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If, after that, the bird is fluffed up and has its beak tucked under a wing, it is still trying to get warm.
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Diane Abbott, the shadow home secretary, fluffed her sums trying to put a price on Labour's pledge to hire an additional 10,000 police officers.
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It's a tough sell to posit Equifax, which fluffed almost every step of the breach process, before and after its disclosure, as a victim.
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After she undid her hair and fluffed the black curls, she felt like she was looking at a woman she hadn't seen in ages.
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Mina's performance earned accolades from spectators despite the team's loss, while midfielder Mateus Uribe, who fluffed the first of Colombia's two missed penalties, earned sympathy.
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She also fluffed it because a more or less equally divided nation was not willing to give her carte blanche to pursue a hard Brexit.
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Having just watched a forehand winner whistle past her, Strycova double-faulted and fluffed an attempted drop shot to hand over the break of serve.
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Three times Serbia had match points in the deciding set tiebreak and on the third Troicki fluffed the easiest of volleys — a mistake of nightmares.
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Mr. Huisman's hair, which a stylist had recently fluffed, flopped into his bedroom-y eyes, as his paddle flashed black-red, black-red, black-red.
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My well-used brush is now surprisingly plush at the tips without becoming a fluffed-out mess that's too delicate to use with hard soaps.
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In retaliation, a democrat even filed a case against the chief executive, Leung Chun-ying, who inadvertently fluffed his lines at his swearing-in in 2012.
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It was his first appearance since the debate with Mrs Clinton, which many in the huge crowd felt he had fluffed—but none seemed to care.
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He fluffed a few numbers and had to start again, then played his hit and walked off to a thin mix of faint applause, jeers and silence.
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Antitrust regulators and the courts had an opportunity to review the evidence that consumers are getting a bad deal, and to consider remedies, but they fluffed it.
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USES The variety mimics mashed potatoes when it's roasted whole and, with the seeds removed, the dense flesh is scooped out and fluffed with butter and salt.
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Venture capital and job applicants poured in, with Insight Venture Partners and Samsung Ventures joining the existing investors on Series A, B and debt rounds that fluffed Famo.
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And thanks to a convenient ready indicator light, you'll know exactly when the waffle maker is ready to cook and when your tasty waffles have been fluffed to perfection.
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In the first hour of this less-than-classic Clásico, Barcelona was on top, even though Messi flickered, Suárez fluffed a chance from seven yards out, and Neymar was fitful.
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The balls, "fluffed" around in a steam-laden cavern to bring the felt back to its natural state postpress, are ferried off for rigorous quality inspection, logo stamping and packaging.
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Hens clucked and fluffed their feathers from the shed, where the tractors were parked, and a cat scampered across the beam of orange night light cast from the creosote pole.
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Then, I "fluffed" the sleeping bag, shaking it out as instructed in order to get as much air between fibers as possible, which I was told would make it warmer.
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A fluffed-up bichon frise named Flynn took home the Best in Show award at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show on Tuesday night, but not everyone was cheering him on.
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When you think of a freshly-made bed you probably also think of sheets that are tightly tucked in, and freshly-fluffed pillows—and the Smartduvet does none of those things.
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I wonder how many of them look back later in life with fluffed and lined pockets, only to yearn for their past that focused primarily on the modesty of their principles.
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The second set went with serve before an attritional tiebreak in which Baghdatis fluffed chances to square the match and Wawrinka threw his racket in frustration after missing an easy forehand.
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I had entered the store wearing a pair of silk boxers fluffed out under a green denim jumpsuit, the top of which I folded down, tying the sleeves around my hips.
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I left our place with the bed made and the throw pillows he hated so much fluffed and sitting tall to serve as an insulting reminder of me in his bed.
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Like a mascara for your brows, you simply apply the product by brushing your brow hairs with short, upward strokes — you'll notice your brows looking more fluffed, shaped, and fuller than before.
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The let-it-be coif sounds good in theory, unless your post-shower dry leaves you with limp-noodle strands, fluffed-out coils, or a weird clump of hair sticking straight out.
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He pulled his shot from the rough on No. 11 into the gallery, fluffed a wedge short of the green, ran it by 8 feet and missed the putt for double bogey.
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About 20 minutes in, Julie has fluffed Nasatir's hair into a fierce look befitting a Hollywood executive, a halo of white and grey with airy body and small curls in the front.
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Liam Hemsworth seemed awed by wife Miley Cyrus as he backed away to let her pose alone, and Naomi Campbell came equipped with her own personal fanner (her feathers had to look fluffed!).
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With one mistake, following an error, following another blooper, the American got so desperate that she even resorted to switching her racket to her left hand for one point — and fluffed that too.
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Two successive double faults from Williams handed Gauff a 3-2 advantage, and even when the teen fluffed her lines by handing back that advantage in the eighth game, she did not lose her composure.
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Hwang, up ahead, failed to capitalize, however, as he fluffed a short par-putt at the 13th but Jazz lost the extra shot again with a bogey after another three-putt on the 14th green.
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It has also hundreds of comments of support from would-be boycotters who can now freely fill their fridges with dozens of red cans of the nitrous-oxide-fluffed mixture of dairy and corn syrup.
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Her life is as fluffed as a throw pillow and so drained of realism it is best described as a lifestyle, which can make for a killer aspirational fantasy, at least in Nancy Meyers's hands.
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Her stylists, Maeve Reilly, joked, "I'm literally not going to be able to do this on the real day because I'm literally just going to be back here crying," as she fluffed the long train.
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In the clips filmed on March 20, the black and white cat jumps at the window rather enthusiastically, eager for the chance, it seems, to pounce on the friendly postal worker's face — fluffed tail and all.
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Home Collection All-Season Down-Alternative Comforter This fine-combed 100% imported microfiber yarn comforter has a soft down-like feel, stays fluffed all night long, keeps you allergy-free, and is ideal for all seasons.
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"Movie Nights With the Reagans" is fluffed with a loyalist's nostalgia, but it does offer entertaining glimpses of the first couple, and it may lure even Reagan nonenthusiasts to indulge in some nostalgia of their own.
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Also on Sunday, you could make West Indian lamb curry, eat it with rice made with coconut milk in place of half the water, with a can of drained butter beans fluffed into it at the end.
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The crowd groaned when he fluffed the next point but the thrills kept on coming in the tiebreak as he finished off a 30-stroke rally by punching away a volley as he fell into the splits.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Roger Federer was handed the Sunday night prime time slot for the opening match of his 16th ATP Finals but fluffed his lines in an error-strewn 21-26(24) 24-22 defeat by Kei Nishikori.
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When the menu defines kacamak as "cream with polenta," the cream in question is kajmak, stirred into a fine-grained, nearly white mass of cornmeal that takes on the lightly fluffed quality of really well-made mashed potatoes.
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The morning of her big day, the excited young girl's hair was in soft curls with a bow, the cuffs on her denim jacket were perfectly folded, her tulle skirt was fancifully fluffed and she had a huge smile.
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On July 22st it will be exactly 225 years since Neil Armstrong fluffed his lines at the culmination of the original Moon programme—his "small step" off Apollo 22021's lunar module, Eagle, onto the regolith of the Sea of Tranquillity.
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And in what might be the sweetest moment of the entire event, Kate fluffed Pippa's long train as she entered the church, making for a very serendipitous photo op that recalled Pippa doing the same for her sister back in 2011.
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African Women's Footballer of the Year Kgatlana could have made it 2-0 but fluffed a tap-in opportunity at the back post in the 57th minute, not long after Hermoso had come close to an equalizer by striking the crossbar.
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Nobody should be surprised when a stripped-down dish that can be ready in five minutes and costs, on average, about $14 isn't as wonderful as one that was fluffed to greatness for its role in a $295 tasting menu.
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If you take someone like Scatman Crothers in The Shining, that scene in the kitchen with Danny, that whole monologue that he does, he sort of fluffed his lines because Stanley wanted him to do it in just one take.
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Chabrier's operetta "Une Éducation Manquée" ("An Incomplete Education"), which the company performed over the weekend at the French Institute Alliance Française, was something else: a 35-minute trifle for three singers and piano fluffed out to an hour with songs by the composer.
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Last year may not have been the smoothest year in Silicon Valley (or anywhere, for that matter), and certainly 2018 has arrived with a laundry list of grievances against the tech giants whose once-fluffed, regulation-free cushions are quickly thinning beneath them.
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Philip Kingsley, a British-born authority on healthy hair and scalp who effectively fluffed his thinning mane to its fullest while unabashedly evincing, as he put it, "a vital link between sexuality and hair," died on Saturday at his home in London.
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Poodles, their bodies adorned with elaborate pieces of fluffed-up topiary; Yorkshire terriers, whose fur is so silkily long that they appear to have no legs; komondors, perhaps the closest thing we have to sentient industrial mops — hair is essential to these dogs.
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She couldn't bear the resumption of the strimmer's noise, and thought that she had to go out; she painted on a fresh slash of lipstick, changed her heels for higher ones, fluffed up the thick bird's nest of her rust-black hair, put on dark glasses.
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Caballero, who was also involved in a mix-up that allowed Iceland to score its lone goal in the first game, fluffed a chipped pass, scooping it up straight to Rebic, who thundered a volley into the net from close range to give Croatia a 1-0 lead.
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VICTORIA, British Columbia — If Prince Harry ever gets lonesome for royal life while in Canada, he can always visit his great-great-great-great-grandmother, perched at a dining room table over a glass of sherry, her hair lovingly shampooed and fluffed by one of her most devoted subjects.
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There are times aplenty where not having a jump command—although X will mantle, and grab a ledge above when the context is appropriate—leaves Karl kind of stuck against an ankle-high piece of scenery, a great annoyance when you have fluffed a kill and now the Nazis are calling in air support.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 10 (Reuters) - Argentina were knocked out of the men's Olympic soccer tournament on Wednesday after they missed a penalty and scored a stoppage-time equaliser in a 1-1 draw with Honduras that left them third in Group D. Argentina, gold medal winners in their last two appearances at the Games in Athens and Beijing, fluffed the chance to open the scoring when Angel Correa scuffed his spot kick wide nine minutes into the second half.
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