And for us, that all kind of gelled with Walmart.
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Duck skin is gelled and wrapped around preserved duck eggs.
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The posset gelled perfectly, like panna cotta without the wobble.
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He styled his hair himself with a side part, lightly gelled.
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RYAN: LOOK, WE ARE MORE GELLED THAN WE WERE EVER BEFORE.
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Will she be able to (literally) see past his over-gelled hair?
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It 'gelled well' with the aesthetic of depicting the 'human spirit,' right?
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Long story short: It's too damn cold and the diesel has gelled.
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In different, surreptitious ways, but it gelled and got bigger and bigger.
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He bewitches even the surliest of parents, no matter how gelled their hair.
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I mean, so many different approaches have been tried and haven't quite gelled.
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Insiders say Dubke came in with few patrons, and never gelled with the originals.
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There are so many Hollywood people that she knew but we sort of gelled.
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His gelled blowout is unchanged and looks like it could withstand a tropical storm.
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Booker's theatrics gelled with his passionate approach to politics and were no doubt sincere.
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But I was really pleasantly surprised to see how the women kind of gelled together.
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Of course, no '90s look is complete without a set of gelled-down baby hairs.
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So many ideas emotionally melded together, gelled and layered for the perfect psycho-emotional experience.
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You really want to go all in on White, but it just hasn't quite gelled.
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The film has its positive elements, and with stronger numbers, it might have gelled more effectively.
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I've known him since I was a little kid, and we've gelled from chatting and stuff.
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The Friars gelled offensively despite missing starting guard Makai Ashton-Langford for much of the night.
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But for us, it just aligned so well with these guys, these players, and they gelled.
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A few people came as Johnny Depp from "Cry-Baby," with gelled hair and biker jackets.
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We treated the C.E.O., a twenty-four-year-old with gelled, spiky hair, like an oracle.
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Although he flirted with conservative ideas before he got to college, his ideology really gelled at Berkeley.
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Her blonde locks gelled back from her face let her deadly contour and blood red-lips shine.
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The guy's hair was black but thinning, the sparse strands gelled together to keep his scalp covered.
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Kaabi later formed his own militia, and during the Syria conflict Nujaba gelled as a fighting force.
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It leaves a matte finish, and your hair won't ever look like it's been gelled to death.
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He'd been sitting on the Gilda handle for a while so he made the switch and everything gelled.
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Seacrest, gelled host that he is, had to stand with his microphone, looking more than a little uncomfy.
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At the very least, it was less sloppy, as teams gelled in anticipation of their inevitable postseason deconstructions.
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The fact that the new line of Pominville, Coyle and Niederreiter gelled right away hasn't surprised the coach.
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The switch proved fortuitous, gelled effortlessly with their slogan, and fit in with Smith's sharply honed business sense.
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I think that is such a huge piece of the puzzle as to why Mudhoney gelled so quickly.
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Caretakers, family members and therapists had gelled together over time to provide relatively seamless around-the-clock support.
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Jared Kushner, in the center of the front row, sat upright, his gelled hair gleaming in the lights.
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The Spring 2011 Prada collection and most recently Marc Jacobs's Fall 2016 runway notably referenced Baker's signature gelled hair.
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This allowed Congress to avoid getting too specific and gelled nicely with the Republicans' general support of localized governance.
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But the vast majority of Hasbro's film slate never gelled into anything more than a stack of unfilmed scripts.
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His hair is real, Lasch says—no plugs—but it's waxed and gelled within an inch of its life.
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The filling was softly gelled, sour and darkly complex from the bittersweet coating, and the crust crumbly and rich.
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It's kind of from when he's in the Black Lodge; Cooper wore all black and had gelled back hair.
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It was refreshing to see two people who actually gelled, as opposed to two people who needed to be together.
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No, the show only really gelled when the cast became a family and celebrated as much with weekly Sunday dinnah.
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"Last year, it was LeBron just moved back there a year ago, and the team hadn't gelled yet," he said.
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Rather, I didn't know how to tell fully gelled, sterilized jam from unfinished material that could potentially harbor deadly bacteria.
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WITH his gelled hair, taste for coffee and keen interest in women, Muhammad Fawzy could be a university student anywhere.
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It's just as spiky and frosty and gelled, but it's a hell of a lot more badass this time around.
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But after several roster changes, Giants have finally gelled as a team and started a steady climb up the standings.
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His hair was shorn in a Caesar cut, his fringe gelled against his forehead in the most perfect horizontal line.
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The police waved along young women in miniskirts and young men with gelled mohawks as they spilled into the streets.
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He appeared in a moody music video in which he wore a gelled pompadour and stared meaningfully at the ocean.
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Its old code had warned employees against such things as greasy or highly gelled hair or wearing flowers as accessories.
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Her hair, normally gelled and pulled tightly into a top bun, now sprang loose in a frizzy, light brown Afro.
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Early ideas about a sequel gelled when they talked to Nigel Lowrie, their contact at Serious Sam HD publisher Devolver Digital.
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A student whose blue hair was gelled up like a unicorn horn fired up an "In the Groove" dance game solo.
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Today on the N train: a man with gelled, spiked up front bangs 2️⃣0️⃣0️⃣1️⃣ A flip phone would complete the look.
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Around the time we had discovered the producer Adam Noble who was nearby in London, and we just gelled really well.
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He took the stage, decked out in a glittering shirt under a glittering jacket, hair gelled into a Jimmy Neutron pompadour.
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The leadership upheaval is the latest turn in a campaign that has endured multiple reorganizations and never gelled as a unit.
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Nearby, a player yelled "Heracross here!" and a small group of runners quickly gelled into a mob, rolling toward a single goal.
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The first time we met was on a video shoot for Caddillac Tah's "POV City Anthem," and we kind of just gelled.
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The Ahmeds' three sons—seven, nine, and twelve—were always dressed in matching outfits, their hair combed and gelled to one side.
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I was still anxious, but I felt somehow more solid, like something gelled within me, and my husband has noticed it, too.
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He was in his mid-twenties, with scruffy jeans, hair that was gelled upward, and a look of hurt in his eyes.
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And he wasn't the charming peacock rocking a gelled, spiked crown for hair; that was all Pauly "DJ Pauly D" DelVecchio, baby.
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AND BECAUSE WE'RE GELLED, BECAUSE WE HAVE A GREAT LEADERSHIP TEAM THAT COULD HAVE SEAMLESS TRANSFER, THAT'S WHY I FEEL COMFORTABLE DOING THIS.
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I went into HBO and I said to them, "This is kind of what I'm thinking," and they really gelled to the idea.
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Time and voters will tell, obviously, but in the hours after Wednesday's Democratic debate, the conventional wisdom gelled as it has not before.
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The weird patchwork of ideas that went together to form George W. Bush's "ownership society" concept never really gelled as politics or policy.
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That gelled with a surprisingly large increase in Italian industrial production, also reported on Thursday, and similarly robust numbers earlier this month from France.
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But the various DreamWorks enterprises also never quite gelled, perhaps because the aims of the company's founders, despite their personal ties, almost always diverged.
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Both numbers gelled with earlier industrial production data, which showed a 0.4 percent contraction in April compared with a 0.4 percent rise in March.
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J-Wick's tense stoicism gelled perfectly with the actor's dialed-back mode of performance, his restrained anguish a natural pose for Reeves to assume.
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Suddenly the pieces of this story gelled for me, the way glass shards recompose themselves into a pristine mirrored surface in a Jean Cocteau film.
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Paul Stamets, despite the best efforts of Anthony Rapp and the best boyfriend in the late Doctor Hugh Culber, never quite gelled as a character.
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Graham came back in for a bit, but then he couldn't do a US tour and Mikey came in, and it just kind of gelled.
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So I grew up doing that, when I was preparing chicken and stuff, scraping all the fat that'd be gelled and stuck under the skin.
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In a corner of the shop, we find an old man with a snowy mustache and some strands of white hair, combed and gelled back.
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Remember when I used to comb you into tall gelled spikes — a little like the men who hang out along the Jersey Shore year-round?
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Even after 603 years as an independent country, India has still not quite gelled into a unified nation, and Kashmir is not the only chronic hotspot.
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But the Italian designer explained that the endless views of the American outback gelled well with her vision for the new collection, which focused on nature.
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McCoy's blackened jangle opened up to melodically rich tremolo, and the influences they wielded finally gelled into something breathtaking, greater than the sum of its parts.
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When I get on, the tidy rows of benches are already packed with people, most of them wearing black and sporting perfectly coiffed or gelled hair.
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Trump never personally gelled with McMaster and the president recently told White House Chief of Staff John Kelly that he wanted McMaster replaced, according to the Post.
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He also looked the complete opposite of his character Jackson in A Star Is Born, sporting short, gelled, slicked-back hair and a completely clean-shaven face.
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Now it's time to get ready for the era we conveniently skipped, because the opulent, teased, gelled-to-oblivion '80s are creeping back into the beauty zeitgeist.
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But what struck me most is the update to Joe Manganiello's gelled-up monster with a chain wallet and Chris Zylka's basketball douche from the 2012 reboot.
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He also looked the complete opposite of his character Jackson on A Star Is Born, sporting short, gelled, slicked-back hair and a completely clean-shaven face.
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He talked about his four-year-old son freaking out at meeting the "real life" Superman (sorry Samuel, he's actually just a very well-gelled Henry Cavill).
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The boy's gelled, closely cropped hair is rendered in a dotted fade, and a thin chain disappears into the gap behind his crossed leg and lowered head.
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The spitting image of his father, Barron was dressed in a navy suit and matching tie, with his dark blonde hair parted and gelled to the side.
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He never gelled with his teammates, and the constant presence of a film crew from Keeping Up With The Kardashians turned the locker room on its ear.
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"We're at a stage where these ideas are on parallel tracks that are all running and nothing has gelled," says Kaiser Family Foundation CEO and president Drew Altman.
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You may have not gelled with the hiring manager or articulated where you see yourself in five years to the best of your ability, but absolute disasters are rare.
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But it turns out that LA is not in fact a giant smoggy parking lot, though the car culture is the one thing that hasn't gelled with me yet.
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Trump never gelled with national security adviser H.R. McMaster, and replaced him with John Bolton, who has much more aggressive views on foreign policy, in line with Trump's own.
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They weren't kids of the primary school variety, but fully-fledged, weird-smelling teens who gelled their hair and effortlessly fell into the top tier of a preordained social hierarchy.
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But what they lack in raw speed, they made up for in seamless baton changes on Friday and gelled to break the Asian record with a time of 37.60 seconds.
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On NBC alone, both This Is Us and The Good Place were instantly self-assured, while over on ABC, Speechless was one of those family comedies that gelled almost immediately.
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Smollett-Bell gelled with her fellow Birds immediately — a group that includes the legendary Rosie Perez, newcomer Ella Jay Basco, and indie darling Mary Elizabeth Winstead in addition to Robbie.
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I learned that gelatin salads flow from the traditions of Edwardian vegetable aspics; of ancient, naturally gelled bone broths; of European classics like jellied meats and Bavarian cream and blancmange.
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In the peak of summer, it began with a deeply savory, agar-gelled "tea" made of smoked fruit and vegetable trimmings, flush with edible flowers and fresh herbs as garnish.
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In dark suits and gelled hair, traditional late-night hosts have stood as the gatekeepers of American mainstream pop culture and politics, deciding who and what is worthy of our attention.
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And if her denim cyborg suits and gelled hair, which she dyed often, led some people to assume she was a lesbian, it was an impression she neither encouraged nor dispelled.
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Sometimes food history makes you want to eat the foods of the past; other times, it makes you glad that cooled, gelled meats and cottage cheese are no longer menu staples.
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After successfully testing gelled gasoline on Harvard's soccer field, the military coordinated production of napalm in incendiary grenades, flamethrowers and the bombs dropped over cities such as Tokyo and Dresden, Germany.
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The president has never gelled with McMaster, who replaced Michael Flynn, and is now "comfortable" with getting rid of him, the newspaper reported citing five sources with knowledge of Trump's plans.
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So, if you're missing the days of gelled baby hair and frosted lips, you're in luck because we rounded up the best (of the worst) '90s beauty trends as seen on celebrities.
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Trump, Sr., has been courting the votes of the nation's nearly forty million sportsmen, and Trump, Jr., a less bronzed but amply gelled reflection of his father, often serves as his proxy.
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The chef, known for his signature gelled spiky hair, went on to open restaurants across the world — with locations including Grenanda, Ireland, and Dubai, as well as aboard P&O cruise ships.
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He listens to dubstep when he charts plays, and his blond hair is gelled in the front so that, up close, it looks like a crown of sunbeams are shooting from his forehead.
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"When Ryan Gosling came out of hair and makeup for the first time, I told him, 'Never look like that again,' " Carell said of Gosling's over-the-top tan and generously gelled hair.
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They both are smiling from ear-to-ear — Bilson's hair seems to have been more wavy way back when, and Malek has a gelled spike-y look that was surely all the rage.
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And though he disliked for his thoughts to bend this way, he felt the bleakness might be down to Lindsay: her disruption of the delicate ecology that had already gelled before she arrived.
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Just as Scrooge was visited by three ghosts, so you will be visited by seven hair-gelled real estate brokers twirling keys and asking you for $500 cash to do some simple photocopying.
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There's no denying those tips, frosted as furiously as a beech tree after winter's first heavy snowfall; locks gelled so aggressively that they resemble the sharp quills on the backside of a porcupine.
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Shiitake and enoki mushrooms, strewn among globules of a lightly gelled aspic made from clean-tasting chicken broth, are served cold, invigorated, like many of Inari's dishes, with a pow of chile oil.
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She mostly just sat on Kimmy's stoop and yelled at passersby for the fun of it in season one, and Kane's slower delivery has never quite gelled with Kimmy Schmidt's lightning-fast repartee.
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Instead, it was the words of Jesus in the Bible that led him to join the anti–death penalty movement; advocating against the death penalty gelled with the social justice emphasized by his faith.
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Soares, ranked eighth in the world in doubles, joined forces with Andy Murray's brother Jamie this year and together they gelled to such dynamic effect that they won the Australian Open title in January.
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But to have them all in one place, to see how well they've worked together and gelled, it has been just an enormous privilege, and so I have been getting more sentimental about that.
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Mr. Huxley and Ms. Peck, more like brother and sister than lovers, were measured and clean; despite their understated sense of poetry, they never gelled as a couple in such a subtle, fragile ballet.
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Men from the 225th platoon would net a dozen or more barrels of the gelled gasoline under a helicopter, which then flew several thousand feet above a target such as a bunker or camp.
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At Kaze no Oto (which translates as "The Sound of Wind"), the kitchen is too small to accommodate the large vacuum ovens or the counter space needed for the meticulous reshaping of gelled food.
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" The cabbie, who has the gelled hair, tinted aviator glasses and raspy voice of a low-level mafioso from New Jersey, staggers backwards as though he's been shot: "I've been coming here for ten years!
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Mr. Kim and Ms. Ri, a former singer, were among hundreds of North Koreans who filled the 1,500-seat theater to watch the South Korean singers, including older crooners, gelled rockers and K-pop starlets.
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And this idea sort of gelled originally with one of our employees who worked on a U.S. Navy submarine and knew something about this technology, and that this could maybe be applied to data centers.
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Pittsburgh ranked 10th in both categories but have gelled in the second half of the season and boast an extraordinary triple threat on offense in Roethlisberger, running back Le'Veon Bell and wide receiver Antonio Brown.
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The cuteness would soon end, after Monroe Jr. reached out to pet the kid's gelled-back hair, and the kid responded by cocking his fist back to smash Monroe Jr. directly on the like button.
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Featuring a body made of latex rubber filled with a stretchy gel (which was originally gelled corn syrup) the Stretch Armstrong action figure can be stretched from 15-inches long to almost five-feet without it tearing.
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"Sometimes everyone calls us mermaids and asks us if we have gills, so we are really comfortable in this performance," said Romashina after their routine, as she took bobby pins out of her heavily gelled-back hair.
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But nothing really gelled until a few years later, when a friend gifted her a delay pedal with a looping function and she discovered that she could stack her improvised vocal melodies as high as the clouds.
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The conventional wisdom around Wednesday night's presidential debate gelled almost immediately, adhering as if Gorilla Glue to the various deficiencies of Michael R. Bloomberg's performance: He made a terrible case for himself; Elizabeth Warren was pulverizing him.
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Gayheart: The wardrobe in the movie was as big of a character as any written character, so we all spent an enormous amount of time together and really gelled and really hung out and really had dialogue and conversations.
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The performance never gelled, and she never looked comfortable during the specific moment onstage that belonged to her—the only other metalhead in attendance who'd been given the chance to play—more than anyone else in that gilded room.
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Our Nice Guy, cutie-patootie, gelled-hair, blue-eyes-like-the-deepest-ocean prime minister, who plenty of Canadians (me, I am talking about me) told you was actually far from the progressive sweetheart he presents himself to be.
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Nicholas Fisher, an environmental scientist at the School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences at Stony Brook University in New York, hadn't studied the findings, but he said they gelled with other research into the effects of the meltdown on marine life.
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The hilarious carny boxer, Champ Thomas had some interesting thoughts on this technique and it gelled well with his philosophy that once the backfoot hits the bottom rope the stance should be maintained unless the fighter himself collapses it to utilize this escape.
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"It's taken a little while, but the president and Dr. Fauci and the rest of the team have gelled together quite nicely," said Jason Miller, a former Trump adviser who now co-hosts a radio show about the pandemic and the president's response.
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Donning a red tracksuit and sporting a gelled mane, the actor appears to be meditating or perhaps dreaming, the uncertainty emphasized by his meditative body language counteracted by the constant bobbing of his head and the sudden bursts of happiness that appear across Kilmer's face.
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In a recent interview in New York, Mr. Helberg — his "Big Bang" bowl cut gelled high, his suit natty and his mood occasionally self-deprecating — talked about faking it till you make it and what it's like starring in an eternally popular television series.
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CreditCreditPete Kiehart for The New York Times NAPLES, Italy — Up and down this cramped pedestrian street there are little clay statues of Cristiano Ronaldo, unmistakable in their form: legs spread shoulder-width apart, arms shooting at the ground, hair gelled into a luscious wave.
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Peter Paige, an actor from the Showtime series "Queer as Folk," talked about how hard it was to tell straight men from gay guys, with all those gelled hairstyles and six-pack abs, to the point where he would mistakenly hit on heterosexual men.
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In a lengthy interview, the young man's father, Mohammad Muzafar Wani, said he had tried hard to influence the path of his son, a handsome youth who gelled his hair and changed his outfits twice a day, preferring Western-style T-shirts to traditional kurtas.
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No, you're not reading an old issue of Life... Hollywood stars like Tessa Thompson and Lupita Nyong'o are wearing the brushed-back, gelled-down '50s inspired styles on the red carpet, while Cardi B fused retro and rap in her latest music video with the style.
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By nightfall, as more explosives were discovered addressed to Representative Maxine Waters, a California Democrat, and Eric H. Holder Jr., an attorney general under Mr. Obama, the fact-free explanation had gelled: The bombs were props, planted by Democratic operatives and amplified by a biased liberal media.
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And it's true, there are lots of people here, rows and rows of seats filled, people standing in the aisles if they have to, teenagers with shiny sneakers and impeccably gelled hair sitting on a ledge in the back, filming on their iPads and drinking Mountain Dew.
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A one pound bag of grass fed, organic gelatin — which is anti-inflammatory and gut healing, while the grain fed version used by food manufacturers is not — can be purchased for under $20 on Amazon and will yield 150 cups, or 300 servings, of gelled Jell-O style dessert.
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It was while Joseph was mired in the loss of his brother that Knowles, who had approached him about working on other projects before, though nothing had quite gelled, spoke to him about making a film linked to her new album, a story of infidelity, the gathering and shattering of trust.
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A one-time secretary general of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, Sheikh Ahmad, known for his gelled curls and burly security entourage, has spent decades building his sports portfolio to include almost a dozen job titles: an I.O.C. membership, president of the Olympic Council of Asia, vice president of the International Handball Federation.
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For de Chirico, the style gelled in 43, during the heyday of Analytical Cubism, when he managed to fuse the dark Symbolism of Arnold Böcklin, the innocent eye of Henri Rousseau, and the radical critiques of Friedrich Nietzsche into a vision of desolate piazzas, vertiginous perspectives, and mannequin stand-ins for a soulless humanity.
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Asked to describe when he felt that Leapfin had gelled with the market, Lau explained that in his view, product market fit is more "process" than a "tipping point," but that he was confident in Leapfin's product-market harmony when its customers began referring other companies (to a product that costs six-figures annually), and its sales cycle tightened.
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She gelled immediately with her new bandmates in the studio, too (as seen in this exclusive peek inside their jam space) and will be lending her formidable pipes to their upcoming new EP—her first behind the mic—and on tour this summer.. At just 225, Kayla Dixon is already a force to be reckoned with, and lord only knows how high she'll soar.
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