He's upset, gesticulating as he accuses officers of previous harassment.
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Police are shown moving into the building shouting and gesticulating.
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He gets his exercise, he said, by gesticulating at rallies.
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One of them she lost in a cinema, gesticulating wildly.
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"I know it's not an imaginary illness," he said, gesticulating.
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There was Green, gesticulating at his teammates on the bench.
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They refrain from cursing, drinking or gesticulating lewdly in traffic.
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They appear to be deep in conversation, nodding and gesticulating.
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The German was gesticulating angrily before he even crossed the line.
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But Blanc's thick French accent and intense gesticulating aren't a show.
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He was also his annoying self, mugging, gesticulating and swooning throughout.
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Ms. Tillman can be seen gesticulating while speaking with the officer.
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Brian Babin (R-Texas), both lawmakers gesticulating to make their point.
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"He is not waking up," Omony said, gesticulating wildly and looking concerned.
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"We've always felt like outsiders," he says, gesticulating to himself and Tammy.
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She's like a malevolent gesticulating and talking doll whose batteries have died.
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With the app open, try gesticulating like a possessed sorcerer making oracular pronouncements.
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Between games, he stood courtside, gesticulating with his hands while Marina stoically listened.
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Throughout our entire shoot, he rarely stopped moving, gesticulating or making different expressions.
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Others watched the gesticulating comic until Mr. Heidecker returned and escorted him offstage.
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COOPER I imagined him on a Bluetooth headset, walking around, gesticulating a lot.
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"You're looking at your world, dying," Ms. Nelson said, gesticulating into the aisle.
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She is draped all in black, her long arms gesticulating wildly as she talks.
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The driver, 42, was seen gesticulating and turning his head toward her during the argument.
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Only they rarely respond, and I end up gesticulating wildly to make my presence known.
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Within days, another video would emerge of him appearing impaired, rambling incoherently, and gesticulating wildly.
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She's pointing at you vaguely with one hand now and gesticulating helplessly at your mom.
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" Gesticulating throughout the video, he called this a moment of "maximum peril and maximum potential.
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Instead, Pepper takes a conversational approach, answering customer questions and gesticulating with its animate arms.
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It's easy to slip up, so when in doubt leave the passionate gesticulating to the locals.
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Trump moved his hands in a way that closely mirrored some of of Kovaleski's own gesticulating.
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Donald J. Trump and Senator Ted Cruz are seen gesticulating at one another in a debate.
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He drank too much, as people then tended to, gesticulating with cigarettes in their other hands.
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They found Mantuano—"a rail-thin, wildly gesticulating Italian," Johnson says—with a friend, an Iquitos native.
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Crying and gesticulating are two obvious clues, but babies tend to do those things on the regular.
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Either way, Maynard was in full battle mode, gesticulating wildly at times, but hiding in the darkness.
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She spoke passionately, gesticulating with her hands, then waited as our guide translated her words into English.
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Being able to glance at the Series 5 meant that I spent less time gesticulating my arms.
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Its most telling moment is the opening shot of Donald Trump and Ted Cruz gesticulating wildly to crowds.
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HTC's brave new public face, then, is the strange spectacle of besuited blokes blindly gesticulating into thin air.
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Later she strolled the stage, gesticulating to the audience in Mr. Trump's signature make-America-great-again style.
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With Berlusconi nodding and gesticulating alongside him, Salvini called on 5-Star to show a sense of responsibility.
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"It's a lie, Bob," Mr. Menendez said, turning completely to face Mr. Hugin and gesticulating directly at him.
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Most likely, it's cultural, learned in his Brooklyn childhood home and community where gesticulating was common and imitated.
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On closer inspection, I noticed they were laughing and gesticulating in my direction, talking and shaking their heads.
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No, just a sweaty old man gesticulating wildly in the middle of Waterloo Bridge on a Monday evening.
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China said on Monday Britain no longer has any responsibility for Hong Kong and should stop "gesticulating" about it.
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The really special thing about this is that despite all the wild gesticulating, his face remains pretty calm throughout.
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" She says she will also draw different body parts gesticulating to "communicate best the emotion I want to convey.
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On Wednesday, Dr. He was seen pacing up and down the balcony of his guesthouse, gesticulating in the air.
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In almost every photo you see of it there is conversation between a customer and a smiling gesticulating Sisto.
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"THIS IS DEEPLY offensive," declares Cecilia Malmstrom, gesticulating around her orchid-lined office in the European Commission's Berlaymont headquarters.
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I watched as a group of young Palestinian women stepped forward, in dark cloaks and colorful sneakers, gesticulating wildly.
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Delaney Tarr was gesticulating to nobody, fingers glittering with rings, an iPhone and small notebook splayed out before her.
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Russian television broadcast images of Ms. Le Pen, gesticulating energetically across the table from a disengaged-looking Mr. Putin.
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Sitting six feet away from your doctor, in person, you might not mind or notice her slouching, fidgeting, or gesticulating.
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"You're gonna want to take a picture of this guy," a man told me, gesticulating toward another, shyly grinning, man.
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He's inquisitive, always interrupting to ask more, learn more, gesticulating so fast he has to swallow the foam that forms.
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I turned to see a young woman, stylishly bundled up, gesticulating at me and pointing her finger with great urgency.
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Think wandering in a dark house, topless football players awkwardly gesticulating and a chorus of people with white zombie eyes. Terrifying!
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All you see are her glowing feet protruding from an upturned chair, her hands gesticulating from the bottom of the screen.
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Josie Rourke's airless revival falls into a trap of comic broadness early on and then lies there, gesticulating madly (2:45).
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Josie Rourke's airless revival falls into a trap of comic broadness early on and then lies there, gesticulating madly (2:8073).
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Josie Rourke's airless revival falls into a trap of comic broadness early on and then lies there, gesticulating madly (34053:34043).
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He moved around the podium snuffling, nodding, mugging, gesticulating, applauding his own words, and squinting heroically (profile turned to the left!).
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Now, in my late 30s, a 26-by-40-inch canvas featuring a giant gesticulating Mariah hangs in my new place.
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He could be seen gesticulating and whispering at the elaborate display of tanks, soldiers on horseback and military jets flying overhead.
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China said on Monday Britain no longer has any responsibility for Hong Kong and needed to stop "gesticulating" about the city.
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These figures appear riven by nameless forces, twisted this way and that, gesticulating wildly, dismembered, or literally tied up in knots.
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Instead of holding a camera in front of his face or gesticulating wildly, his fingers are clasped together as he listens astutely.
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And, if they start gesticulating or trying to punctuate strong statements with their non-dominant hand, they may be lying to you.
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Kenin has anything but a poker face on court — gesticulating, shouting encouragement to herself and occasionally flinging her racket to the ground.
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It has saved them the trouble of rummaging through phrase books or gesticulating to ask for directions or get their point across.
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He fidgets around the stage, gesticulating madly and repeatedly interrupting himself, his raspy, stuttering sentences building momentum before ending in a pointed fizzle.
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Sometimes when you go underwater you fly smoother than in the air, and other times you start gesticulating wildly, not moving at all.
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Behind him stand a few traffic police and a contingent of semi-formally dressed taxi drivers donning sunglasses and gesticulating to the police.
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"I am surrounded by a bunch of cheering, gesticulating, shouting, overjoyed Italians and the atmosphere is unbelievable," Walker said in the live broadcast.
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He did at times—often on a grand scale, in vast canvases peopled with gesticulating, soaring, tumbling figures—but perfection wasn't his game.
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Check out Tommy Hunt here, gesticulating, arguing, singing — it's hard to tell exactly what he was doing, but he'd probably done it before.
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One man held a bible in his hands and was seen gesticulating wildly at the open pages while shouting about sin and unnatural acts.
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Priscilla, clad in an oversized dressing gown and with her hair wrapped in a big fluffy towel, can be seen gesticulating at the camera.
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" A gesticulating Mr. Cruz is shown as the narrator says "Ted Cruz divides to get a vote, John Kasich unites to get things done.
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On a much larger scale, Staver's two simple compositions here illustrate the plights of Europa and Pandora, each caught writhing and gesticulating mid-drama.
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Sitting bolt upright, eyes locked onto mine, gesticulating with purpose, he pointed to the large flat-screen TV behind us: therein lay the enemy.
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The magazine's cover features a picture of a gesticulating Trump, possibly at a campaign rally, with the headline "Trump Dit Tout" - Trump Tells All.
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"I haven't worn a brand en masse like this since Gianni died in 1997," Mr. John said, gesticulating to his head-to-toe Gucci.
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In the spoofing, neocolonial "Indiana Jones" films, the turbaned Arabs and Indians, gesticulating and shouting, bite the dust like braves in an old Western.
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Foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said Beijing was "strongly dissatisfied and resolutely opposed" to the G7 "making thoughtless remarks and gesticulating" about Hong Kong matters.
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He gets out of the car, tries to pretend like he's very cool and collected, and then starts huffing, gesticulating, face turning a bit red.
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By the end of lap 27, he was leading again, as Piquet made his unannounced pit stop that had Head gesticulating angrily in the pits.
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She calmly refused to back down, even as he exploded at her -- gesticulating, yelling, crying and making angry faces over a challenge to his truthfulness.
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The Run-Up How exactly did Alec Baldwin construct his mischievously exaggerated, hyper-gesticulating, searingly funny portrayal of Donald J. Trump on "Saturday Night Live"?
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You fizz and teem and tingle, talking at breakneck speed, gesticulating wildly, possessed by the immensity of being alive and pissed on a Saturday night.
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Before the play starts, the gathering audience can make out four figures gesticulating and drinking in a Volkswagen Rabbit with a little trailer attached behind it.
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He was gesticulating, grimacing, and leaning in and out of his performance — and all of that went into the fun of watching and hearing him play.
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After the camels complete their runway walk, Tak hands Raja's reigns to his young apprentice, swoops in, and begins gesticulating wildly in front of the judges.
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"I say no!" says taxi driver Wally Nagas, who's gesticulating wildly beside his car at a cab rank in the suburb of Broadmeadows, outside Melbourne, Australia.
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A picture of Ocasio-Cortez during the questioning has been turned into various memes, thanks to her gesticulating hand gestures that are traditionally linked with Italians.
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During his live sets, which are infrequent, he tends to wear skinny black suits and a deep grimace; he focusses intently on his work, seldom gesticulating.
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Gesticulating enthusiastically, he explains how the idea for "The Sideshow," his track with Ernie Fresh, came from an obscure break with pops and clicks in it.
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He ordered popcorn and a coconut cocktail called the painkiller, and sat hunched over, gesticulating rapidly in the tight space between his face and his lap.
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The image has to hit you back, for all of your gesticulating and fighting and stabbing and jabbing, being courageous or weak, or soft or hard.
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She's a ball of kinetic energy, constantly gesticulating to prove a point or leaning in to make eye contact, her long brown hair spilling over slender shoulders.
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From the 1980s onwards she seemed at the centre of every demonstration in Lahore or Islamabad, all five feet two inches of her, glasses glinting, gesticulating, shouting.
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You saw him cheering, standing, gesticulating, turning occasionally to the first lady, Michelle Obama, who, it turns out, objected to some umpires' calls, and chatting with Castro.
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During the parade, he could be seen gesticulating and whispering to Mr. Macron at the elaborate display of tanks, soldiers on horseback and military jets flying overhead.
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Pretty much everything is delicious and the loud, cramped room means our gesticulating — the inevitable result of gossiping about 9-year olds — never feels out of place.
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"There were about 10,000 in America at one time," Mr. Stewart said as he marched around the vaulted space, gesticulating at the wooden skeleton of the thing.
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" Senator Angus King of Maine, gesticulating on a dock, shills for a local delicacy: "We sent a letter to the Unicode Consortium saying, you know, this is outrageous.
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Pelosi -- without raising her voice, without gesticulating wildly, without interrupting -- flipped the script on Trump, revealing his naivete on the subject matter and her new position of strength.
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"I'm trained in winning," Kohn tells me over his lunch of smoked salmon and soft boiled egg that he's barely touched because he's too busy talking and gesticulating.
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She sang with hardworking gusto throughout the set, even as she covered considerable yardage strutting and kicking, prancing and gesticulating, pumping her hips and shaking hands with fans.
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"Regulatory agencies like to yell at me when I say that, so no, of course this isn't a self-driving car," he says, gesticulating wildly from his desk chair.
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From the portals of one of the hotels absorbed by government departments darted the slight figure of a girl clerk, distractedly gesticulating while another stroke of Big Ben resounded.
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"I was pregnant and he compared my breast size to his wife by putting his hands in the air," Corcoran told CNN's Erin Burnett on "OutFront," gesticulating with her hands.
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Gesticulating with his right hand, Trump blasted what he called the "alt-left," protested that he had already condemned neo-Nazis and parroted far-right talking points on the Confederacy.
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Not only does he refrain from pacing back and forth across the stage, gesticulating with the microphone as comedians often do, he doesn't take a single step in any direction.
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It may look as if the athletes are simply gesticulating emphatically, flinging themselves around in improbable aquatic configurations, and executing shockingly complex leg movements while upside down and not breathing.
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He could be seen gesticulating and whispering to Mr. Macron as an array of jets thundered past, including one leaving trails in the colors of the French and American flags.
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A video of the world number 30 impatiently gesticulating and appearing to rant at the youngster swiftly circulated on social media, leading to a raft of criticism from fans and pundits.
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At the apex of the painting, which is 15 fifteen meters tall, Christ judges the gesticulating masses, who, if they are saved, make their way upward on dark tiers of clouds.
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Add in fast-improving speech-recognition systems, such as Apple's Siri and Microsoft's Cortana, and the amount of time people spend jabbing, gesticulating and talking to their devices will only rise.
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The comedy is forced, the drama nonexistent and the actors melt into a yapping clan that seems to go everywhere en masse — a gesticulating blob of upraised shoulders and upturned palms.
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He has a wife and two daughters, and their 2-year-old, Olivia Shea, threw out the first pitch — her father motioning, gesticulating, urging her to throw in his general direction.
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He was waving his hands and gesticulating, and I immediately thought he might be in distress or in need of help, but I could not make out what he was saying.
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In the clip, we see a blindfolded Bowie, gesticulating in front of a candle; later, he's holding up a book with a star on its front cover, his eyes wide and exposed.
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Mr. O'Connell's mentor Michelangelo Antonioni saw "Revolution" and was impressed by a sequence, choreographed by Anna Halprin, with naked dancers gesticulating in finger-splayed movements like a tribe of stoned jungle apes.
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Gregg Henry's grinning, gesticulating Caesar is too obviously Trump to bear much relation to Shakespeare's flawed, charismatic war hero; Tina Benko, as his wife, is no more than a heavily-accented Melania stereotype.
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For Tom, writing is the unbridled expression of the life force, something Mr. Law indicates by hollering and gesticulating and allowing a stray lock of hair to fall just so across his brow.
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Speaking extemporaneously for 34 minutes, gesticulating as he walked around a stage set in the middle of the street, Mr. O'Rourke hit particularly hard on access to health care and prescription drug costs.
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The pair, who did not resort to actual violence and avoided speaking during holdups to conceal their accents, gesticulating instead, were caught after robbing a bank in the town of Viseu last September.
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There are claims that Trump is exploiting Kanye West, who has admitted to having mental health issues, by inviting the press to witness his gesticulating and f-bomb throwing in the Oval Office.
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Their eyes were trained on their City Ballet instructor, Callie Hatchett, who was shouting out ballet movements like "plié!" and "échappé!" and directing the girls to move through different formations with gesticulating arms.
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Reading out road signs as you pass them, waving 'thanks' at other drivers for letting 'you' out and gesticulating or swearing at other road users are also signs your passenger is a backseat driver.
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One of the first VR music performances, The Sound of One Hand, entailed Lanier gesticulating on stage playing virtual instruments while wearing a magnetic-sensor "DataGlove," which generated music notes from his hand movements.
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You know, the ones standing in front of the train and gesticulating wildly, claiming to be the true heirs of Albert Pinkham Ryder, Arthur Dove, Frank Kline or (insert name of "outsider" artist here).
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Then the gesticulating ceased, and the man in the black coat shrugged, his arms raised in despair, his comic stance suggesting that something he considered to be a source of humor had been misunderstood.
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Rudolph W. Giuliani, the former mayor of New York, gave a fiery speech on law and order — like playing the oldies, for him — gesticulating with both hands like a conductor furious at his orchestra.
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"If you're weak, which some people would like you to be, if you're really, really, pathetically weak, the country's going to be overrun with millions of people," he said, gesticulating to illustrate the dueling options.
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Road rage is a common occurrence: People can often be seen shouting or gesticulating at one another from their cars, whereas in the street or other public places, such violent outbursts and attacks are rare.
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Adding to the tension, the Foreign Ministry late on Thursday said Britain should stop "gesticulating" about Hong Kong and interfering in China's internal affairs, after Britain issued its latest six-monthly report on its former colony.
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A series of German photo cards of Adolf Hitler gesticulating against a black background are a fascinating mystery: Even setting aside what we know about him, it's hard to locate the charisma in his clownish posturing.
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There was little wrestling with engine components in the garage, scant duct-taping of body panels out in the pits, and a dearth of crazed gesticulating from crew members trying to troubleshoot this or that problem.
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"The first patient, unable to go on, burst into the infirmary one day and said, 'I have a problem, I'm a woman and I don't want this thing I have,'" Djordjević recalls, gesticulating downwards towards his lap.
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In July, officers in Sacramento shot and killed a man who was walking and running in the street, gesticulating wildly, and who refused to obey orders to drop the knife he was holding or to lie down.
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Feral striking led to an accidental low blow when Costa struck Romero's groin with his kneecap, leaving the Cuban gesticulating theatrically on the floor, then against the fence when he had finally gotten back to his feet.
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A melodramatic combination of me gesticulating and putting the onus on him via a sequence of unreplicable body language maneuvers led to him reaching into the bottom of the oven and pulling out one of the buns.
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"This is a cultural war," Fox contributor Pete Hegseth announces, gesticulating toward the camera about halfway through the trailer before Bannon cuts to images of MAGA hats burning and presumed Antifa soldiers rallying in all-black uniforms.
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Indeed, his whole performance radiated calm, confidence and joy: a big, burly man with luxuriant long black hair, brown karakul hat, one small gold earring and many chunky rings, effortlessly smiling and gesticulating through his glorious baritone singing.
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Bernie Sanders is a man defined by his consistency, who's been fighting for the same progressive policies for decades, who's seemingly incapable of speaking without gesticulating wildly, and who is perennially, once again, asking for your financial support.
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At times, during what were later revealed in transcripts to be tense discussions about what evidence the judge would allow the government to introduce, the judge could be seen pointing and gesticulating, while prosecutors grimaced or shook their heads.
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And next week Carnegie Hall hosts the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, an ensemble that perhaps more than any other has shown how much a player-run group can achieve without the interference of someone gesticulating at them from a podium.
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Wildly gesticulating with his arms, Kepa, the world's most expensive goalkeeper, forcefully indicated to Sarri that he would be ready to face penalties against Manchester City with the final locked at 0-0 and extra time about to end.
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By the time one of opposing team Arizona's players drew a foul after falling on his own accord, Hurley was so sick of the referees' (undoubtedly shitty) officiating, that he approached half-court, gesticulating wildly and screaming at a ref.
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The attorney questioned if the man unintentionally rubbed against Jarvinen while trying to get past her in close quarters, and stood up in a meeting with BuzzFeed News to demonstrate his point by gesticulating with his hips in the air.
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"A lot has changed," said Maribel Sosa, 54, after standing for an hour with her daughter at the corner of a park in Havana, video chatting with her family in the United States, laughing and gesticulating at her phone's screen.
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The absolutely adorable video aired Friday and benefits Stand Up to Cancer U.K. The singing buddies start their jam sesh with the Bublé hit "Haven't Met You Yet," and their rendition is packed with plenty of gesticulating, snapping and air trumpet.
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The 19-second clip shows a gesticulating and smiling Ivanka trying to insert herself into a conversation between a group of world leaders, including Macron, departing British Prime Minister Theresa May, and Christine Lagarde, the International Monetary Fund managing director.
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The match was more than two hours old when Raonic finally had two break points at 2-2 in the third set, but Murray saved both to hold — gesticulating wildly toward his coach Ivan Lendl who sat impassively throughout the match.
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One is peripatetic: Mick Jagger's stamina as he covers what must be miles of footsteps per show, roostering and gesticulating across a very wide stage with a runway into the audience — and singing nearly all the way, melodic and expressive.
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As young men wearing University of Central Florida football shirts gathered in a pack behind me and started gesticulating wildly at a small TV, I started to envision what they'd be like after taking ten shots apiece without drinking any water.
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In The Magnificent Cuckold, the dynamic geometric forms that she had practiced in her paintings morphed into movable wooden platforms, stairs, rigging, slides, scaffolds, ladders, gears, blades and bridges for gesticulating, tottering, charging men and women in loose-fitting, everyday clothes.
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Pacing and forcefully gesticulating, he delivered an only slightly updated version of the 30-minute speech he has been delivering since 993, when the political world suffered its first rude awakening to the septuagenarian socialist and his youth-driven insurgent campaign.
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Here and elsewhere, Mr. O'Rourke delivered his message with a rat-a-tat urgency, his knees bouncing in rhythm with his words, with one hand grasping a microphone and the other one gesticulating like a bull rider out of the chute.
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Four years ago, in the same grand hotel ballroom of gesticulating talkers and unsubtle jewelry, Mr. Grimm toasted his re-election while under indictment — "Have you been drinking?" he shouted gleefully at revelers from the stage that night (they had been).
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And my character has got a head-mike on and this elaborate house opens up, and I'm overacting my enthusiasm to Laura and all the diamonds she is buying, and using big-arm gesticulating and talking about how great life is.
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At first sight, Rei Kawakubo's latest offering for Comme des Garçons Homme Plus appeared to be a heavily punk-inspired collection complete with spiky harnesses, deconstructed suiting and layers of fishnet worn by stomping models angrily gesticulating at the crowd.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Britain no longer has any responsibility for Hong Kong and needs to stop "gesticulating" about its former colony, China's Foreign Ministry said on Monday, after the British government reiterated its commitment to the joint declaration with China on Hong Kong.
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He has described the Presidential race between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump as a choice "between two helplessly gesticulating models of normality, one of which appeared to be delegitimatized, the other unproven," and is unsurprised that so many people preferred the latter.
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"The dilemma is that if you're weak -- if you're weak, which some people would like you to be, if you're really, really, pathetically weak, the country's going to be overrun with millions of people," he said, gesticulating widely to illustrate the dueling options.
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Even when seated for an interview in the lounge at New York City Center — where the Ailey company's season continues through Sunday — his body was full of vibrations that extended to slender fingers drumming rhythms on a table or gesticulating into the air.
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THE role of the Auditor is usually dropped from productions of Samuel Beckett's "Not I". The Irish playwright never found a way of making this silent, gesticulating character work alongside the monologue of the disembodied Mouth, suspended in the darkness eight feet above the stage.
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While the film parodies Hitler as the nonsensical, wildly gesticulating Adenoid Hynkel, it is also uncomfortably sympathetic in ways; the dictator himself screened the film for his own private viewing twice, and he was not known as someone who enjoyed a bit of constructive criticism.
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Brazil scored twice in stoppage time to move top of Group E but Neymar, who got involved in discussions with the referee and was awarded a penalty that was rescinded by the VAR, looked emotionally frail throughout, often gesticulating and falling down when tackled.
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In their first one-on-one session of the 2020 primary, destined to be unusual for its context, the candidates set off on an often strikingly punchy evening, pocked with enough voice-raising and purposeful gesticulating that the two-yard rhetorical demilitarized zone was repeatedly breached.
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Nimbly presiding over it all was chef Joel Viehland, who crisscrossed the space, gesticulating to builders on the Ore Hill side, then darting over to Swyft's prep stations and nudging his staff to "feed Sour Girl"— a term of endearment for his prized long-fermented sourdough starter.
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Falsnaes is himself often a central component of his works, and his presence — whether loud, gesticulating and shouting, or intimate, staring at the viewer through a prerecorded on-tablet performance — has something of the motivational guru about it, a self-professed prophet with a hint of something even more unsavoury.
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Gesticulating grandly with Vice President Mike Pence looking on, Mr. Trump told Mr. Schumer and Ms. Pelosi that the new Congress could be the "greatest Congress in the history of Congress," according to a person familiar with the discussion who described it on the condition of anonymity because it was private.
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And when he starts to speak — confidently, quickly, alternately gesticulating or pretending to read from a stack of papers — he looks more like the man he used to be: the broadcaster who helped not only revolutionize sports news, but also invent a new mode of liberal cable-news political commentary.
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In the patch of forest he studies, Djiofack steps lightly through the undergrowth, knapsack on his back, talking and gesticulating as he passes trees painted with rings, daubed with codes, and hung with dog tags identifying them as part of the project researching Afrormosia's powers of regeneration, propagation, and growth.
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It's why those of us who travel long distances to attend keep coming back, and why nearly any review or write-up you'll encounter inevitably talks up the festival's "atmosphere," a music writer's favorite verbal stand-in for vaguely gesticulating at a group of people who seem to be having a nice time.
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If Donald Trump is a poor person's idea of a rich person, Donatella is a fashion victim's idea of a fashion idol: everything skintight, everything bellissima, the jets, the parties, the famous friends, the Milan mansion, the gesticulating cigarette (she quit, but a cigarette, like a phantom limb, will always trail DV).
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VR gaming rigs are expensive, yes, but I predict capitalism will make its usual lemonade from that lemon, and we'll soon see a rebirth of the arcade culture of the 1980s … except this time all the arcade gamers will be wearing headsets and gesticulating wildly at nothing in little pay-by-the-hour booths.
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The governor was noticeably excited as he grabbed a red and green Portugal scarf and draped it around his neck, settling next to Mr. Costa, who was gesticulating with the same exasperated extended arm of a soccer fan whose team just blew a chance, or the same wincing grimace when the opposing team scores.
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No sooner had I got my rented Prius (a big car by European standards) hemmed in between parked cars and alley walls than a crowd of convivial Cretans emerged to offer the most stressful kind of help: shouting at me in Greek, gesticulating wildly and even reaching through my open window to turn the wheel for me.
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The day after the recusal, as the president prepared to travel to Florida, Mr. Trump was seen through the windows of the Oval Office by news cameras, gesticulating angrily as he argued with top advisers who had gathered to determine how to go forward with the travel ban, which had been blocked by a federal judge.
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The Fan Fair featured several different games of floor hockey, bubble hockey, an inflatable slide, trivia, mascot story time for the very little ones—mascots sat next to an older woman reading from a children's book about hockey mascots, gesticulating wildly any time the literary hockey mascots did anything—autograph signings with the All-Stars, and of course, photo ops with the Stanley Cup.
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Chip RoyCharles (Chip) Eugene RoyGOP lawmaker blasts Omar and Tlaib: Netanyahu right to block 'enemies' of Israel The Hill's Campaign Report: 2020 Democrats step up attacks ahead of Detroit debate Conservatives call on Pelosi to cancel August recess MORE (R-Texas), in forceful testimony, gesticulating and almost yelling at times, said he has seen a vastly different situation at the border than what's been described in recent media reports.
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"I do my own propaganda," he raps on "Hype," something that's evident whenever you see him gesticulating courtside at a Toronto Raptors basketball game, or goofily dancing to an up-and-coming artist he may want to claim as a protégé, or releasing videos, like the one for the color-washed "Hotline Bling," and album art, like the cover of "Views," that seem tailor-made for recirculation as memes and GIF s.
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It is hard to find words for his visage as water douses his face in a performance art piece, the forlorn sag in his eyes as he talks about crashing his plane as a pilot during the war, the surging electricity in his gesticulating hands as he led a demonstration at the Düsseldorf arts academy, or the graceful, calm demure in the way he tries to convince a German woman to take a green party pamphlet on the street.
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If you look in this way, you see the emphatically gesticulating arms of Eric Garner before he is pinned beneath the New York Police Department officer who would eventually kill him; you see the bloodied, awkwardly bent arm of Philando Castile, still constrained by his passenger-side seat belt; the arms of Antonio Zambrano flailing upward as he falls beneath gunfire from police, who killed him in 2015; the arms of the UC Davis students seated on the ground during their protest in 2011 are folded in tight, the hands not visible as Lieutenant John Pike methodically douses them with pepper spray.
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