My makeup just glides on and looks much more natural.
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It's a smooth formula that glides onto lashes with ease.
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As Lucious plays Cookie's song, Giuliana glides next to him.
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It glides over your skin leaving it feeling better instantly.
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The yarn glides over the metal hook much more easily.
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The furniture glides in and out of the living space.
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Segnit effortlessly glides readers up and over her culinary Everest.
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At one point he glides up and touches her foot.
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Dwellings with elevator access, lifts or stair-glides were also helpful.
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A walrus-like beast lives there and glides through the dust.
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Reviewers also love how easily the creamy formula glides onto eyelids.
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The tip of the thin, black stylus glides across the screen.
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The whole sound mass then glides downward and becomes more agitated.
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It glides very easy and smooth over hair with no pulling.
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Tree Climbing Planet founder Tim Kovar, who organized the excursion, glides over.
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Cheryl Blossom (Madelaine Petsch) glides into Pop's to announce a pool party.
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The film mostly glides past the death of Roberts's gay son, Ronnie.
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Trudeau steps out of the car and glides into Trump's outstretched hand.
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The car glides through corners "without hops or skips," Mr. Park said.
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When Saturn takes its place, the moon Tethys glides past its rings.
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Then, she arranges herself into a plank and glides back and forth.
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Those glorious longline coats Kendall Jenner glides around in during Fashion Week?
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He practically glides, whipping his hands across the wheels of his chair.
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Mr. Heineman glides over the nuts and bolts of its operational beginning.
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But the proposed ad glides past the fact that it's in winter.
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It glides cautiously across the granite, sounding not unlike a muted jet engine.
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The young black man, fed up, jumps on his skateboard, and glides away.
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She glides smoothly across the stage one moment and, in another, wrenches a
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Keef glides in with a slick, laid back delivery to close it out.
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"Contagion" offers gymnastic catastrophe — it kicks, glides and throbs; it sticks the landing.
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Her voice glides and dips, placing curves against the angular sci-fi soundscape.
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There's a lot of theme and multiple levels, but everything glides along seamlessly.
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Kamala Harris, played by Maya Rudolph — glides onto the stage with a martini.
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It's under $10 at most drugstores, glides easily across, and doesn't feel sticky.
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Then the woman who seated me glides past and offers—yup—black pepper.
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This waterproof liquid liner glides on smoothly and actually stays in place all day.
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The long putt glides four feet past the hole, and he gets the par.
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In the shade of the jungle, a round-bellied orangutan glides towards the ground.
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The velvet matte lipstick glides on smoothly with a suede finish that's non-drying.
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It glides to the side of its intended target and into his son Khemu.
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"I could never describe it—it sort of glides over the body," Christie said.
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Where Norman quivers in horror, the Goblin glides forward as if stalking his prey.
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Life moves at a clip in "Plano," and Taylor Reynolds's production glides right along.
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In Adamson's paintings, the serpent glides among clusters of waterholes in a rocky landscape.
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A good duck glides back and forth on the invisible waters of transparent backgrounds.
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Creeped out, the skateboarder glides away, only to run smack in the emergency services guy.
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It's #TwinningTime this July Fourth as radiant, romantic Venus glides into Gemini until the 31st.
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As you near retirement, your fund "glides" from being growth-oriented to being more conservative.
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Then she smoothly glides the red Stunna lip paint inside the outline of the lips.
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Chait glides past the escalation in deportations—well over two million—that Obama presided over.
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Mercury is putting on a special show Monday morning as it glides across the sun.
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The star of the oceanic show casually glides in at around the 1:45 mark.
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His sickly sweet voice glides over the thumping beat, creating an interesting and irresistible contrast.
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O'Connor glides her arms out in front of her, palms up, gesturing toward Dr. Phil.
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Mercury glides across our view of the sun on November 11, from 7:35 a.m.
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His voice hang glides, allergic to gravity, scorning your "useless pretensions" and lack of substance.
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But he does know how to move bodies: His dance glides along with a certain ease.
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Instead, it gently glides into the goal, tipping off of the crossbar before the explosive finish.
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Word vomiting about your day is so much easier when your pen glides across a page!
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Outside the windows glides a landscape darkened by forest fires and then frozen over with ice.
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Today as he glides over the wetlands around Houma, he sees dead trees submerged in saltwater.
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On opener "Reasons," LA beatmaker Astronautica (pictured) glides melodiously through pulsing bass and sun-dappled synths.
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For all the braised and simmered and stewed dishes, the kitchen glides easily into lighter territory.
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She glides across the stage in bourrées, tiny traveling steps that give the illusion of floating.
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The Cross Country glides over tree roots and dirt heaves on the way to remote trailheads.
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It glides on and off effortlessly for easy installation, and it protects your phone from accidental drops.
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It glides on like a balm, feels comfortable for hours, and fades to a pretty pink stain.
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Last May, pictures of a weird, elevated bus that glides above traffic began circulating on the internet.
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The ergonomic shape of the brush allows for a good grip as it glides through my hair.
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The musicians are in a wooden A-frame structure that glides back and forth across the stage.
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We're sharing the work of Times photographers who have chronicled skaters' glides and slides for 75 years.
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Her fluidity is stark as she glides, ghost-like, in a room of sharp and lifeless angles.
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Djokovic has fallen back because of an elbow injury, but Federer glides on — thoroughly in his element.
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On Thursday, Tilda Swinton glides through manor houses (and time?) in diaphanous gowns and 21960th-century ringlets.
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Ms. Koh plays pizzicato or glides her bow across a string with a pure, ornament-free sound.
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"Dance Again" glides with poised confidence, riding a bassline whose squeaky bounce seems made of stretched leather.
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And after using any exfoliant, moisturizer feels more effective and soothing, and makeup glides on more evenly.
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It's cheesy, but the second I took my first few glides onto the ice, I got it.
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It feels like there's some slight resistance even when the electric motor is off, but it still glides.
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What happens is very simple: The demon BOB glides through the Palmer house, coming to the living room.
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"When the tongue glides over fur, the hooks are able to lock onto tangles and snags," Noel explained.
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After a few minutes, the spaceplane readjusts its wings and glides back to Earth, landing on a runway.
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The main rotor is supposed to turn -- even without power -- which essentially glides the chopper to the ground.
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That amazing water slide video -- where the guy glides across the surface of the pool -- is really fishy.
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This gorgeous, creamy lavender shade glides on lips in a single swipe, leaving behind a satin-like finish.
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He glides coolly in the massive shadows cast by Warriors superstars Steph Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green.
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As a bottomfeeder, it's not unlike a businessman who glides aimlessly from one Vegas buffet to the next.
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The train glides beside a placid Hudson River that mirrors the riotous autumnal colors of the Jersey Palisades.
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The formula has the texture of a balm that glides on smoothly without leaving behind a sticky residue.
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Another duckling glides nearby, its black-rimmed eyes round and awake, its head slightly downturned but not resting.
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Her cosmic voice glides across songs that traverse a spectrum of simmering slow jams and danceable electro-grooves.
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The pair glides across the arena, showing off intricate moves and footwork in perfect synchronization with the music.
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And in its standard suspension ride mode, the DB11 glides down the road like a big, soft sedan.
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Their moves were at turns staggering contortions and graceful glides, sweeping artistry and fleeting chronicles of everyday life.
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As he shows me the line, Dedivanovic excitedly picks up a brush and glides it across my arm.
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There's the sweet tone of Caroline Polachek's voice, which glides over the track like maple syrup on pancakes.
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Relatability is the chief psychological lubricant that glides you thoughtlessly down the curated, endless scroll of your feed.
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Meanwhile, Carmelo Anthony glides into his 20173th season with that cool "Summer of Melo" breeze at his back.
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"Your ankles look great," she whispers, and soundlessly glides out through the crack of light from whence she came.
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It's technically a powder, but it glides on like a cream and leaves the most beautiful metallic sheen behind.
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Power is routed through an 8-speed transmission (its controller knob glides strikingly from the console on start-up).
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That's what coin-shaped licorice does for me, because it melts so nicely and glides around in my mouth.
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The moments when an anglerfish puppet glides through the audience are magical; there ought to be more of them.
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On the 17th, amorous Venus glides into your glamorous, amorous fifth house, followed by the sun on the 20th.
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Except for the plaintive engine hum as the plane glides over uninterrupted jungle, a ghostly silence pervades the presentation.
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Faith is more prominent in Nathan Yungerberg's "Thea," a comic-surrealist meditation that glides on wings of gospel music.
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Tall and lanky, he gracefully glides around less athletic tackles, taking inefficient but fairly pretty paths to the quarterback.
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Stick it to your windows or doors and watch as it glides across the surface, scrubbing without a scratch.
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The ball glides in a long, graceful arc before toppling all ten pins at the end of the lane.
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Ms. Gizetdinova glides between Russian and English when she speaks, dipping into her native tongue to express her emotions.
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In the wild, a whale or dolphin normally swims in short bursts and glides that help it conserve energy.
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He glides past groups of girls his age and parks in front of a house on a pleasant street.
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Time folds in on itself, light hang glides off the moon, those clouds dissolve into someone blowing smoke alone.
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He draws the piano out in luxurious flourishes and glides between his perfect falsetto and a powerful mid-range vocal.
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While it looks pigmented in the tube, it glides on sheer and leaves behind a subtle hint of glossy color.
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With a beat of its dark wings, a bald eagle glides along, its head white in the early autumn sunshine.
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The consistency is rich and creamy, with a barely-there, floral scent, and it glides on like a heavy moisturizer.
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As of this Sunday, however, we may take a turn for the introspective as Mercury glides into water sign Scorp.
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Sierra Nevada Corporation is working on a small winged vehicle that glides back to Earth like the Space Shuttle did.
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Released by her keeper, a white-tailed eagle glides straight toward the drone, clutches it easily in her talons - clack!
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The way he glides up and down the emotional register—one moment seething, the next lachrymose—is something to behold.
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Limited not just in playing time but also effectiveness, Rose no longer glides with the old end-to-end vengeance.
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His scope settles on the turret of a German Tiger tank, which slowly glides upward until it meets his eye.
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Uncle Julian silently glides into the frame in his wheelchair, suddenly reciting cryptic lines from the family history he's writing.
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When a puli hovers over a pile of leaves or glides across some dust bunnies, the surface is wiped clean.
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It's lightweight, like the mouse, and its smooth texture aids in preventing snags as it glides along your mouse pad.
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As she glides past the visuals of her life, the protagonist fades in and out of oblivion with a cloudy flicker.
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Even without much attention paid to careful joystick movements, the Mavic 22 floats from one altitude to another and glides laterally.
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But though the waters of Chinese politics on which Mr Xi glides look smooth, in reality they are dark and troubled.
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Last year, the internet briefly caught fire when pictures of a weird, elevated bus that glides above traffic began circulating around.
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The idea with the assistant is that it glides from search queries to text to your calendar, all with voice command.
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AT THE very start of "Hereditary", the camera glides across an artist's studio full of meticulously constructed miniature rooms and houses.
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Meanwhile, in the background, Mary Poppins silently glides up a stair bannister, in defiance of the laws of gravity and physics.
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The partner on top glides the strap-on into their partner's vagina, communicating to know how fast or slow to go.
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It comes with a 12-inch extension wand that can clean up tough areas, while the vacuum itself glides with ease.
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Like many Trump supporters, he glides over the unappealing aspects of the candidate's message to lock onto those that he likes.
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The TV in front of you displays a typical third-person perspective, letting you watch the Arwing as it glides around.
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The chair glides easily over hard or carpeted flooring and reclines comfortably so you can vary your position throughout the day.
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Covered in gold, she honks a bike horn as she jumps and glides over people doing some yoga in the corner.
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We don't want a president who glides through the chaos he craves and conjures, while everyone around him immolates and shivers.
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She glides from history to the present day, from scene to analysis, with a relaxed virtuosity that filled me with admiration.
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The building, by Gordon Bunshaft of Skidmore Owings & Merrill, is noted for its concave facade that glides down to street level.
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We're obsessed with this weightless formula, which glides on for a gorgeous sun-kissed finish that can withstand the sweatiest summer heat.
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Director Lulu Wang has a fine grasp of pacing and tone, and her film glides smoothly from one feeling to the next.
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Octavia takes matters into her own hands after Marcus fails to get Raphael to back down and glides into his chambers, undetected.
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And the company plans to do several glide flights — where the spaceplane glides without firing its engine — before rocket-powered tests begin.
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By looking at Mercury as it glides across the sun, you too can become a planet hunter within your own solar system.
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During dinner service, she glides through the dining room, stopping to chat with guests as though she's giving a party at home.
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Trilobites A ring of sunshine will blaze above parts of Africa on Thursday as the moon glides between the sun and Earth.
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In the early 1990s, Giles patented a new type of ship hull that glides across the water instead of plowing through it.
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While he didn't get to show a ton in limited minutes, his length is obvious, and he glides effortlessly in the air.
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For instance, her first scene in the film required her to stand still on a raft as it glides down a river.
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The idea of riding along behind Shteyngart as he glides across America in the early age of Trump is a propitious one.
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Some dances are presented without music: Accompanied only by the rhythmic patter of footsteps, the camera gracefully glides through long, uninterrupted shots.
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Then about 212 yards down the road, a pick-up truck glides off onto the shoulder and flashes its lights at us.
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The pod lifts above a track using magnetic levitation and glides at airline speeds for long distances due to low aerodynamic drag.
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Confined in a steel cage and protected by plastic, the statue glides silently past a crowd that whistles, cheers, and waves flags.
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Ms Torun's camera alternately glides knee-high alongside sauntering cats and then swoops over rooftops for stunning aerial views of the Golden Horn.
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And Hourglass has just joined the club, dropping a stunning glitter shadow that glides across lids with the ease of a finger-pull.
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Instead of a cream in a squeeze tube, Dr. Lee has created a formula that glides on the affected area with a rollerball.
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The foundation supposedly glides over your skin more easily this way, and you won't have to worry about your beauty blender absorbing it.
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The serum, unfortunately, doesn't claim to do much for dark circles, but concealer glides fantastically across the surface after I remove the pads.
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Tyga also took to Snapchat to share a clip of the father-son duo taking off as a guide glides along behind them.
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Regardless of if I'm wearing a full face of makeup or nothing but concealer, the soft formula glides onto my cheekbones like butter.
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That means if there's a loss of power, the Hyperloop slowly glides to a stop and remain levitating until a very low speed.
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Apart from the story's firm historical grounding, the narrative has a supple omniscience that glides, Möbius-like, among the centuries without a snag.
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Then, just when you think you've got the song figured out, Lana Del Rey glides in to add an air of dusky elegance.
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The vehicle floats above the track using magnetic levitation and glides at airline speeds for long distances due to ultra-low aerodynamic drag.
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Age has diminished his ability to thrust, so now he glides across the stage as if rehearsing a sort of soulful Tai Chi.
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Hannaford glides around the edges of this swirling mass of people, most of whom talk about him as if he is already dead.
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She glides from gig to gig on charisma alone, but is typically fired for her "creativity," and her external confidence masks her insecurities.
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Whenever she needs to leave, one of her two colleagues—clad in matching blue and red dresses—glides in and takes her place.
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When Sam gazes at Angelica, choral music plays and Angelica doesn't walk, she glides, a vision in face jewels and a velvet cape.
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As a result, he glides effortlessly between English and French in his shows, and has made Quebec's tortured identity politics his main preoccupation.
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I stretch my arms out like a divining rod and press my legs until the boat glides backward and takes me with it.
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Birmingham (CNN)Austin Perine's superhero cape glides and flutters as he hands chicken sandwiches to homeless men outside a shelter in Birmingham, Alabama.
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In the third act, for example, after the master-slave love quadrangle, a break dancer performs rapid head and hand glides center stage.
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The DuoClean floorhead glides from carpets to hard floors, with an anti-hair wrap that actively removes hair from the bristle brush-roll.
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Sydney: The whole brisket is served and carved tableside, soliciting lots of oohs and ahs from diners as it glides across the restaurant.
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It's a clear formula the glides on smooth (seriously, it feels like a moisturizer) and doesn't gunk up your underarms throughout the day.
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It glides on like a balm, but leaves a sexy stain, as if you blotted off lipstick, and it lasts for a couple hours.
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In I, Tonya, a tearful Margot Robbie as Harding glides across the ice, begging the judges to allow her the time to fix it.
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It's got a good heft to it and a premium feel, and it glides smoothly, without offering enough give to accidentally turn too far.
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"Mustn't Hurry" glides along carefully before unfolding to display a huge, glowing keyboard figure that keeps spiraling around her vocals, underlining the melodic nuance.
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Its design boasts exotic materials, enveloping surround sound, a running board that fairly glides under your feet, and a den-size 32-inch screen.
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"Jean-Georges glides like a Mercedes sedan, but Mr. Vongerichten takes the curves like a Formula One driver," Mr. Wells wrote in his review.
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In HBO's "Outsider" the camera slowly glides, or creeps, or just sits still while actors try out their hard or perplexed or grieving stares.
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A swan glides past slowly, craning its neck to look beyond its glassy reflection and apparently peeking in at the artwork inside the pavilion.
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Eastern screech owls rarely move beyond their small territory, where they tend to fly in short, low-powered glides, and have almost spherical eggs.
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"Bad Luck" glides along on gently ticking drums and a lacework of guitars, distantly suggesting Marvin Gaye's "Sexual Healing," yet it's anything but reassuring.
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She rose through various government roles as an ally of Angela Merkel, glides multilingually through the world's foreign-policy salons and can seem rather prim.
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In the single "Bolide," singer Chloe Kaul's swoony voice tantalizes with clipped and abstract lyrics as it glides over her cousin Simon Lam's jaunty beats.
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As The Leftovers glides through its third and final season — I've seen seven of its eight episodes — it remains one of TV's absolute best shows.
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She effortlessly glides from tales of sealing herself with hot wax but on accident, to a song about kidnapping your crush and killing his girlfriend.
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A few more taps of her head to the left, and the clip glides into place, finishing off a short film on San Francisco's scenery.
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Mr. Park just seems to be enjoying himself too much, as the camera glides over satiny robes and bodies or pauses on an exquisite tableau.
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In the video, a quadcopter glides through the air carrying a box filled with sunscreen — weighing a little over four pounds — under its center body.
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The pace of the show is consequently headlong, with just the barest pauses as the doctor glides from one strange narrative strand to the next.
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Underneath the floor of the train, four jets hover inches above the rails and strip away slime as the train slowly glides along the tracks.
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The Tesla scans for traffic in the adjacent lane, waits for an opening and then glides into place, eliminating the danger of a blind spot.
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In typical Kane fashion, he glides around any measure of personal spotlight that accompanies his current stretch of nine goals over his last seven games.
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When Lyles glides into the room for an interview he comes armed with an engaging smile and plenty of bravado that stops short of cockiness.
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The narrative "glides from Paris to Tokyo to backwater Mexico to the American suburbs, all with the speed of a broadband signal," writes The Metrograph.
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It could be the fact that after I dab it on, my Glossier Stretch concealer glides on like a dream, and stays that way all day.
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This device is equipped with a ComfortCut Blade System that glides smoothly across your skin, and four-directional heads that follow the contours of your face.
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To finish the look, Fitzsimmons mists a tiny bit of hairspray on a boar bristle toothbrush and glides it along the hairline to nix any flyaways.
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That is until Jaden Tommins (Snowfall's Damson Idris), glides into Chris' car in a nice suit, carrying nice luggage and chattering about his first-class flight.
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The newer extreme sports are represented by Krystle Wright, a 29-year-old adventurer from Australia, who climbs and glides in mountains — and also takes photos.
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Later, McCrank throws on a white sheet, hops on his board, and glides through the mall's empty hallways, looking like the afterlife's most graceful skate ghost.
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Gorgeous and graceful, the Russian rhythmic gymnast Margarita Mamun glides across the floor, twirling a hoop or a streaming red ribbon around her fantastically limber body.
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The pork soup called gochu ramyun has a similarly lavish texture; heavy on the slippery collagen that holds pigs' feet together, it glides across your lips.
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Snyder "glides from history to the present day, from scene to analysis, with a relaxed virtuosity that filled me with admiration," our critic Parul Sehgal writes.
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From there, we follow a lone, red-capped ice skater who glides on an expanse of white ice, her skates creating a trailing line behind here.
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As an ominously beautiful drone's-eye camera glides above peaceful American streets, we're uncomfortably reminded that an invisible death could one day hover over us all.
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The bus then glides down a dedicated lane with traffic signals set to green, taking you from Jackson Heights, Queens, to Bushwick, Brooklyn, in 25 minutes.
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And no one dances quite like Mr. Grant, who glides across the stage with a voluptuous, bearlike grace as his feet spark into impossibly intricate rhythms.
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The structure of "The Heavens" permits its readers to exist as Kate does, as the story glides back and forth between New York and Emilia's England.
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In the video, Kim glides through her home, answering questions about motherhood, the paparazzi, her interest in law, and the newest addition to the Kardashian West family.
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The tempo glides from leisurely, as stay-at-home parents enjoy late-morning calisthenics, to strenuous, as grimly efficient employees churn through their calorie-burning lunch hours.
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The new Razor RipSurf is a weird mix between a skateboard and a surfboard that glides along on two wheels mounted to then bottom of the board.
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A Virgin Hyperloop One pod quickly lifts above the track using magnetic levitation and glides at airline speeds for long distances due to ultra-low aerodynamic drag.
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The vacuum is known for getting into difficult places in the house, unlike other vacuums, with its self-adjusting cleaner head that glides over carpet and hardwood.
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Except for Kanye, of course, who glides to the center of the room on a foot-thick platform that is suspended a dozen feet off the ground.
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Microsoft's new Surface Studio is aimed at creatives, designed as an all-in-one PC with a 28-inch display that glides down into a drawing mode.
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Somewhere out in the North Atlantic, every hour of the day, every day of the year, a lone submarine glides through the ocean with no real destination.
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The first is Steam Ship Sudan, a cruise that glides down the Nile between Luxor and Aswan, stopping at archaeological sites, temples, and tombs along the way.
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A Czech street hustler turned glam hotelier, Grobglas's Petra glides from Carole Lombard daffiness to Grace Kelly hauteur, noir to slapstick to heartbreak, often within a scene.
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The charred outer skin glides off smoothly when you pull it, revealing the soft white part that's deliciously tender and juicy, especially when dipped in the sauce.
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For people who want a no-frills yet effective air walker, the Gazelle Edge is the way to go — dependable, glides smoothly, and provides a good workout.
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An elevated light rail system that opened last week glides from the airport past the most famous global brands in gambling: the Sands, MGM, Wynn, the Venetian.
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So he glides like a ghost between the hemlocks and maples and white birches and elms until he emerges at the rocky shoreline of a frozen pond.
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They've already celebrated the New Year in places like Australia, North Korea, and Hong Kong, but there are plenty more to go as midnight glides across the globe.
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Pro tip: Use Revlon ColorStay Exactify Liquid Liner in Intense Black, which glides on easily with precision thanks to its wheel tip, yet doesn't budge once it's set.
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But also say, for example, the shot where the Millennium Falcon flies up past camera, and it sort of glides through frame; it was in the early teaser.
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Link runs, swims, hang glides, and even snowboards in this spot as he traverses an expansive version of Hyrule and collects artifacts that will surely reveal something cool.
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The ship starts out attached between two airplanes, drops off after reaching a high altitude, rockets toward space, and then glides back to a landing on a runway.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — A low-flying drone glides at full speed over gravel scattered on a swath of desert near Hami in the far western Chinese region of Xinjiang.
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At the end he never returns to the melody; instead his saxophone just glides into the horizon: a gentle wail, then a warble, then a stealing away. RUSSONELLO
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CreditCreditDon Hogan Charles/The New York Times In the Northern Hemisphere, spring can be defined as the moment the sun glides across the celestial equator in late March.
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But Federer has not needed much consolation of late as he glides on at an age by which nearly all of the great men's players have moved on.
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Domino's piano sits out for this almost-rockabilly song; instead, his voice glides above a brisk rhythm guitar, gloating over the prospect of career success as romantic revenge.
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This is most evident in the last movement, in which the trio, ever so silently and without attracting any attention, simply glides away from the orchestra's noisy shadows.
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Conventionality, though, has its comforts, and "Balloon" glides by on gentle waves of swelling suspense as the Strelzyk and Wetzel families, each with two children, prepare to defect.
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Ms. Park, who goes by Ellia, glides behind the counter, smiling and holding out a cloth case to offer a pair of the Korean-made chopsticks she collects.
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"Cheerleader," a fever dream of contradictory gender tropes, glides ecstatically over friendly keyboard bleeps and excitable power chords; toward the end, actual cheerleaders start to chant behind her.
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It glides on to your sole, heel, ankle, bridge, and Achilles without leaving any greasy residue, and you'll only need to apply a thin layer for it to work.
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This, we're told, is the mashed-up world in which we all must live: Everyone glides from platform to platform in a seamless meld of news, gossip and marketing.
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For marathon journalers, gel pens are a good option because the ink, pigment suspended in a water-based gel, glides onto the page and can help alleviate writer's cramp.
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Lamb, ball fully in his possession and with no one making an honest effort to stop him, glides to the other end of the court, and throws it down.
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But I haven't had a breakout since using her skincare, the makeup glides on like butter and I feel like the best version of myself using what Kim does.
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It uses iAdapt Responsive Navigation to cruise under and around your furniture while avoiding obstacles and stairs, and it seamlessly glides from carpet to tile and hardwood to laminate.
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As the third and final section glides into the 1990s, Evans focuses on a handful of women who understood the internet as a new medium for art and community.
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Her voice is airy and nonchalantly assured as it glides through meshes of percussion, programming and syncopated guitars — productions that carry hints of Brazilian tradition into vertiginous electronic spaces.
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In fact, this makeup base glides on with a rather light feel and then dries to a just-matte-enough texture to keep oily shine at bay for hours.
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His hard-won, childlike drawing technique softened these provocations, yet his grim gaze could be divisive — a controversy that Mr. Van Sant glides past with little drama or detail.
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That's all thanks to the long-awaited re-opening of The Grand Egyptian Museum and Steam Ship Sudan, a cruise that glides down the Nile between Luxor and Aswan.
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The play begins with Ms. Schreck fangirling the Constitution, then glides into stories of her own life and the lives of her mother, maternal grandmother and great-great grandmother.
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" They include, in no particular order: • The Staten Island Ferry: "There's something oddly romantic about weeping quietly to yourself on a boat as it glides across New York Harbor.
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Release date: March 228 What makes it great: It's an eerie, meditative ghost story that glides between worlds, from high fashion and wealth to the search for the supernatural.
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In a chiffon dress that discreetly masks her aged limbs, she glides through the water—a reminder that humans emerged from the sea and many still live by its bounty.
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Yet Billy eventually finds "maturity," and in terms of subtlety Sandler glides the character from a Spinal Tap amp-level of 11 to somewhere around a 4 level of subtlety.
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Ms. Kondracki's camera, like Welles's, swoops and glides, both near the action and above it, in an uninterrupted flow that brings up the question: How many takes did this require?
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He glides between metaphorical and literal renderings of his city with ease, just as you'd expect the mind behind the wild 2014 short filme Each Other to view the world.
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Its first single, "Medellín," is a spotlight for the Colombian star Maluma, who met Madonna backstage at the MTV Video Music Awards last year and cheerfully glides through the track.
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"For me, family is an absurdity," the director Koji Fukada says in the publicity materials for "Harmonium," a rigorously grim drama that glides, slowly and inexorably, toward proving his point.
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Factoring in wind and other data, it then drops the paper drone so it glides down in a spiral motion, hitting a pre-set GPS spot within a 33-foot radius.
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"Secrets & Lies" stretches out over almost 10 minutes, but it glides by like it's half that length; by the time you hear Jennifer Grey's voice, you've somehow slipped through six minutes.
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At CEBIT 53, Melbourne-based UAM Tec unveiled their first ambitious product: an autonomous submarine that glides underwater using camera imagery, sonar, motion tracking, and artificial intelligence and maps the seafloor.
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After disconnecting from New Shepard's booster, the capsule glides in space at three times the speed of sound for a few minutes before gravity pulls the craft into a free fall.
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She cleans up Richie's bleeding head wounds like Alfred patching up Batman, she smacks away casual racism, and she glides through the American Century office like she secretly runs the place.
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He glides along the miles of the LHC at up to 3.7 miles per hour—roughly human walking speed, and inspects the tunnels to alert workers and scientists of any problems.
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In most of these images, the eye glides over the slickest of surfaces: computers, banks, storage buildings, and glassy offices — as in "The lobby of Ernst & Young's headquarters in London" (2015).
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On a quartz watch, the second hand goose-steps along one tick at a time; on a mechanical watch, it glides imperfectly, but beautifully, around the dial and into the future.
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As the lead, PeiJu Chien-Pott, transcendent in a long white gown, glides to groups of women, who maintain rigid devotion, holding angular, stationary shapes or changing formation in unison packs.
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The Ministry of Defense proudly announced that the missile, once released by a rocket, glides at 27 times the speed of sound and is capable of horizontal and vertical evasive maneuvers.
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The Ministry of Defense proudly announced that the missile, once released by a rocket, glides at 27 times the speed of sound and is capable of horizontal and vertical evasive maneuvers.
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" But when he compares it to the Renaissance sculpture of Pollaiuolo, he finds it lacking: "as our eye glides on without the stimulus of sharply contrasting planes we begin to lose interest.
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It's easy enough to distinguish a dancer from a football player just based on the way they walk in everyday life – one glides like a liquid, the other is grounded and solid.
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To be completely honest, I didn't think I'd like it, but it melted into a liquid on my fingertips instantly, and had a really nice silky texture that glides right onto skin.
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The Dream Chaser, however, which is meant to launch on top of an Atlas V rocket, glides down to Earth like a plane after reentering the atmosphere, landing horizontally on a runway.
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From Spectrum: This is obviously a proof of concept, but it could be used in situations where long-distance glides terminate in a permanent perch at some high point for data collection.
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Reflective of her outlook on life,—one that takes everything, even the good times, with a grain of salt— The Order of Time glides and grooves right before breaking your heart completely.
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Jaunty marimbas, warped vocals, what sounds like a sample of Fleetwood Mac's immortal "Everywhere": Grande glides over all of it like she's dancing her way to the bathroom in a packed club.
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My mechanical servant glides silently forwards on invisible wheels, pausing to perform a slow and oddly graceful pirouette as it confirms the location of other people or moveable objects within its domain.
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In this charming book of linked poems — the story of a pup who speaks, but only in verse — the distinguished children's poet Greenfield glides gracefully between rhyme, free verse, haiku and rap.
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Now, he's a proud owner of a shop in downtown Los Angeles and has debuted his own personal line of hair products, Major Moonshine — a glitter gel that glides on the hair.
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A series of panels meant to suggest the siding of a suburban house, but a bit too reminiscent of an aisle in Home Depot, glides around the stage, framing scene after scene.
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On the surface, behold a luscious exhibition of whooshes and glides, whistles and sighs, clouds of electronic polish sucked through tubular vacuums, synthesized flutes and strings playing through fields of computerized fog.
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I've found myself surprisingly geeking out over the docking process itself, a rather clever recess that glides the tablet into just the right position so the USB-C plug connects without any scuffing.
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Rituel de Fille is known for its compact loose powders — and most of this year's raddest launches, like this black "anti" highlighter and this near-black lipstick — that glides onto skin like silk.
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Unlike other shimmer sticks, this gel-like cream formula glides easily on top of any other makeup, meaning you don't have to worry about smudging the rest of your look in the process.
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The detachable crevice tool glides along edges with an LED light so you won't miss anything and the compact TuboEraser tool is apparently powerful enough to tackle smaller surfaces like upholstery and stairs.
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From a futuristic bus that glides over traffic to a $2150 cup saving countless babies' lives, inventors developed ingenious gadgets and ideas that tackle inequality and improve the world for millions of people.
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How would Hayward's game translate to Boston's system, which similarly promotes a ton of ball and player movement but at a more up-tempo speed than the molasses track Utah casually glides over?
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There the latter detaches and fires up its rocket engine, accelerating to high speed and high altitude, after which it glides to the surface and lands more or less like any other plane.
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You're more likely to find her in a hot pink queer witch tank, with some Craft-inspired heavy black make-up, floating as she glides under some sort of Stevie Nicks inspired shawl.
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Their vehicle slowly glides down the driveway before swinging around the portico, she motioned, and then the President walks out to greet his guest, before turning and smiling for the press standing nearby.
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The cellist Tomeka Reid and the double bassist Silvia Bolognesi fold into a grounded, three-beat pattern as the violinist Mazz Swift glides over them, her knowing melody flowing across the bar lines.
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It typically lives in deep waters, where its barrel-shaped body glides around the ocean by jet propulsion, sucking in water from a siphon on one end and spitting it back though another.
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Mr. Verbinski doesn't so much observe shiny surfaces and opulent furnishings as caress them, sending a frisson of visual delight through his camera as it glides down corridors and soars over wooded glades.
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This capacious if highly conventional historical novel glides on to its own dissolution as the lives of Rodrigo and Cesare unravel, the strings binding their empire loosen, their minds fray, their bodies weaken.
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Ms. Day, a 2017 Tony nominee for Lynn Nottage's "Sweat," glides through the many chapters of her character's life — which include an early abortion and a deathbed vigil — with tireless grace and vitality.
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Usually, in a Pilates reformer class, your body is positioned on the carriage, which glides forward and back using resistance from the springs, and then you use the straps to move through the exercises.
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He glides with Kanye over a Mike Will Made-it beat ("Pussy Print), enlists Drake for a hook ("Back On Road"), and snags one of his most successful prodigies, Young Thug, for "Guwop Home.
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By turns earthy, philosophical, and quietly antic, Strøksnes glides through a range of topics, including sperm whales, literature, sperm whales in literature (à la Melville), natural history, biology, and the mysteries of human nature.
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As co-director of A Ballet in Sneakers: Jerome Robbins and Opus Jazz, and then as producer on Jody Lee Lipes' documentary Ballet 422, she understands how the human body glides throughout a frame.
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Another plus is that it glides on industrial-quality locking wheels, making it easy to move out of the way when you need to get out of bed or push it against a wall.
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While one roller hits that key relief point in the middle back of your heel, another set of rollers glides firmly from your arch over the balls of your feet, all with alternating pressure.
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Released in February this year, it's a sensual, acoustic gem in which his voice glides over the top like condensed milk on cake, with Ian Isiah coming in halfway through with some sumptuous vocals.
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On a good day, Baum glides across the Indian River Lagoon's olive-colored water in his boat, turns his tanned face to sky and listens for the sounds of fish jumping and seagulls cawing.
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"How to Talk" glides over smooth electronic waves while an increasingly perky Uzi utters various romantic stipulations in rapid, garbled spurts, tying the melody and the words to his own jittery sense of rhythm.
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A creamy highlighter that glides on smoothly and leaves more of a sheen than a sparkle on skin, the Holographic Stick is both utterly wearable and just the right amount of out-of-this-world.
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The ease with which he glides the blade through that massive tomahawk steak, then finishes with coarse salt from way up high like he's doing a shadow puppet of a turkey is admittedly pretty mesmerizing.
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Instead, a hypersonic glide vehicle (HGV) detaches from the rocket while it is still ascending and either skips along the upper atmosphere or, having re-entered, glides through it for hundreds or thousands of kilometres.
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To finish it all off, she glides the cream-to-powder formula on her collarbones and adds a metallic lip shade from the Snow Nights Lipstick Set, which is also included in her holiday collection.
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The entree glides to the table with glossy pea leaves punched up with bronzed garlic and two lively dips, one green with scallions and potent with fresh ginger, the other red and racy with chiles.
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We partnered with Revlon and makeup artist Ashleigh Ciucci to create three looks using Ultra HD Matte Lipcolor — our go-to formula, because it glides on smooth and dries down to a beautiful matte finish.
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Their spunky short program to jazz singer Caro Emerald's "That Man" is full of dance moves and glides, while their free skate is a hauntingly graceful routine that is also packed with punishing technical elements.
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She doesn't address the idea that there was special access given to donors—not even to deny it—and when Trump asks why the foundation took money from Saudi Arabia, she glides right past it.
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Crazy Rich Asians begins in 1995, when madame Eleanor Sung, played by the elegantly fearsome Michelle Yeoh, glides into a posh hotel and prepares to flip tables as if on an episode of Undercover Boss.
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In the slower, more lyrical second section of the music, two couples do a beautiful double pas de deux imbued with swirling lifts and skaterlike glides — unusual for Ms. Childs, who rarely choreographs partnered work.
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Her slice is similar to Federer's in form — the ease, the dancer's footwork as she glides to the ball, the setup at or above shoulder height and the smooth, scooping arc downward with one hand.
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Let not moss-covered Error moor thee at its side, As the world on Truth's current glides by, Be the herald of Light, and the bearer of Love, Till the stock of the Puritans die.
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In every instance, Rihanna glides through like a glamorous older sister into a room where her teenage brother and all his mates are hanging out, with an air that implies she knows he stole her weed.
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"He smears the gel on with his hands and NO GLOVES on and when he glides the ultrasound wand thing over my breasts he drags his fingers on them and it f—— bothers me," she added.
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Curling is a bit like lawn bowls, except played on ice with a lump of polished granite that can, as it glides, have its trajectory altered by team-mates madly scrubbing the ice in its path.
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As if somehow beckoned by the sound of his own superlative music, like some kind of spectre of soul, you are visited by Stevie IRL Wonder, who glides into that Marriott as if to save you.
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"Road Head," meanwhile, glides unnervingly on its backbeat; the pealing guitar figure, moving back and forth with a hypnotist's deliberation, provides a fulcrum on which to position fluttery keyboard arpeggios and Zauner's own intermittent, ethereal exclamations.
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The show glides along on the self-effacing charm of its star (who uses his stand-up moniker, Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesias, in the credits), but it doesn't seem to be in a hurry to get anywhere.
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Before Rosetta's last dive, the spacecraft will take pictures of Comet 67P from right up close and gather observations from a unique vantage point as it glides right through the comet's coma, "tasting" the cometary environment.
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Terence Davies's blithely unconventional biopic glides through Dickinson's life with poetic compression and musical grace, illuminating both her temperament and the austere, intellectually intense 19th-century New England environment that nurtured and constrained her gifts. 10.
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Inside that eyelet is a bitty piece of plastic angled so that it glides over the teeth between the grooves as the tape passes through, but catches the instant it is tugged in the opposite direction.
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The track itself is melodic and minimal, with a classic girl group rhythm over which Shamir's beautiful androgynous voice glides, like something you might have overheard in an empty late night smoky downtown bar in the 60s.
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Her party is sort of their public debut as a couple, and her outfit is, as always, extra: The birthday girl glides in wearing a gold gown from the bedroom she converted into a walk-in closet.
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One clever shot, tracking Harold and Matthew along a street, mid-argument, glides from left to right and back again as if on the sideline of a soccer field; their antagonism, we realize, is an established sport.
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You will have new ideas for sources of income this week, as planet of communication, Mercury, glides into the financial sector of your chart, soon joined by money planet Venus, which will provide support for financial stability.
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Aside from frank views of his crutches and leg braces (childhood polio left him disabled), and a mention of early rejections because of his handicap, the film glides lightly and uncritically along the surface of a life.
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The phone glides through the Android operating system and apps effortlessly due to the higher refresh rate, and it looks and feels better than any previous Samsung Galaxy phone, or any other phone with standard 60Hz screens.
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Mary's mother, Duppy Mary (the commanding Karen Kandel, who glides regally onstage), operated a boarding house in Kingston and was, "like very many of the Jamaican women, an admirable doctress"; young Mary aspired to be a doctress, too.
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Using both archival and original material, she fills in Ashby's past — born in Utah, he was a divorced father by 18 — explores his greatest hits, underscores his singularity and rather too quickly glides over his later-life disappointments.
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WalkingStick's show easily glides between different disparate bodies of work, revealing an intense passion for painting in the 1970s, an interest in diptychs and duality in the '80s and '90s, and she continues to push herself until today.
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Built around a bubbly vocal paired with grooving loops, it's the kind of song that glides lightly in the background, while retaining just enough of your attention to make you nod your head gently from side to side.
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"Thiago Silva"—a collaboration with AJ Tracey released earlier that year—showcased Dave's versatility, his ability to cross-over and bump along a frenetic 140BPM tempo with as much ease as he glides across slower, piano-led compositions.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong's first bullet train glides out of a sleek harborfront railway station bound for mainland China on Saturday, launching a new era of integration and raising fears for some for the territory's cherished freedoms.
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This is when the star emerges: once his opponent is softened by all the thudding and ripping, Kovalev glides in for a final assault; by that time the bones are ready to splinter and the brain is leaking blood.
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The outline of his skill-set balances on a tightrope, but instead of creeping from the edge of one tall building to another—like his bubbling ocean of impersonators will do—Curry casually glides by on a moving walkway.
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The elegant camera movements and dramatic settings chosen by Kovgan — dance in a formal garden that the camera glides away from, over a pond, like a dragonfly — are beautiful but often distract from what they are intended to display.
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Fired from the campaign and denied a plum job in the administration, Mr. Lewandowski still reveres Mr. Trump and glides past his rival Reince Priebus, the White House chief of staff, to visit Mr. Trump in the Oval Office.
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As he campily glides around stage, Caldwell's "Shkreli" luxuriates in his loathsomeness, bragging about the possessions his millions of dollars have helped him acquire, and making it clear he cares not a whit if his antics offend anyone — or everyone.
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"When the tongue glides over fur, the hooks are able to lock onto tangles and snags," lead author Alexis Noel, a PhD candidate in mechanical engineering who presented her research at a physics conference this month, explained to the Washington Post.
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The second single from the band's third album, Badmotorfinger, starts with a sludgy heavy-metal groove, glides into a bright, fist-pumping pre-chorus, then divebombs back to the Earth's core — but it's Cornell's insane wailing that keeps it all together.
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Set to the tune of Bobby Darin's "Beyond the Sea," the beast rams into the underwater research station, glides beneath unsuspecting swimmers, and jumps out of the water, maw open, while the research team enjoys a sunny day at sea.
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In a video posted on Monday, the newly-30-year-old glides around an empty rink to the Joni Mitchell song "River," as covered by Ben Platt in a particularly devastating and poignant moment of Ryan Murphy's Netflix series The Politician.
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Because despite any exactitude of gesture and phonation—the open-hanging mouth, the tongue-thrust, the accent's glides, the nonrhotics, the shrugging and grimacing, the peeved shaken fist and wag of the finger—the true thing being impersonated goes unsaid.
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She heats the pouch (by running it under warm water) and once the sheet is on her face, glides over it with chilled Cryro-Sticks ($114) from Biologique Recherche — the combination of hot and cold increases absorption and brings down inflammation.
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She revels in the wall hangings and armor that decorate it, and in its large kitchen — "if you're wondering why I'm fat, here you go," she proclaims as she glides into the room — but not in a conspicuous-consumption way.
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Unlike in a figurative painting with its foreground, background and empty spaces, or even an Op Art design that glides confidently across its gessoed surface like a figure skater on ice, every one of Ms. Napangati's marks seems equally hard won.
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The notes outside are visible; sparrows will line antennae like staves, the way springs were, but the roofs are cold and the great grey river where a liner glides, huge as a winter hill, moves imperceptibly like the accumulating years.
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HOBOT-298: Window Cleaning Robot Never look at smudges on your windows again, thanks to the Hobot 298, which glides across them spraying a micro-mist of cleaner or water to scrub off any impurities without any effort from you.
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When the left lane clears just north of Hamburg, I mat the pedal and the white Turbo S—its profile reminiscent of a stretched 220, atop matching white 21-inch wheels—glides along as the speedometer needle tries to keep pace.
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Mahmood Momtazi owns almost 600 acres near the Wagner plot, and his land includes the Maysara (which means "house of wine" in Farsi) Winery, a picturesque vineyard that hosts weddings, where fog glides in until just the tops of the vines are visible.
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As Oregon, the place where empires once clashed over the global trade of beaver furs, glides into a second year of legalized recreational pot, the state is determined to show the world that a certain kind of drug prohibition belongs in history's Dumpster.
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The camera glides contemplatively across the skyline from above, while Cousins delivers his slow, lilting voice-over commentary—first made famous in his sprawling documentary, The Story of Film: An Odyssey (2011), a 15-hour tour of motion pictures by an uncompromising cinephile.
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That half-cone of hard material rises to the exact height of a trailer, so the wind glides from the front of the Tesla Semi's curved snout, up past the angled windshields (there are three) and over the top of the truck.
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Whenever a pass glides towards his chest and smacks into his hands, he stares at the rim, bends his knees, and uncoils a picturesque jump shot that begins just southwest of his belly button and ends a couple feet above his forehead.
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The camera glides far above floor level — like a film camera on rails — through the center rotunda, pausing in its excursion to consider the workers replenishing the flowers placed in great vases in the center of the information desk and in nearby alcoves.
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Inspired in part by social line dances and tap — and the improvisations that emerge from those forms — the dance, created in collaboration with Jodi Bender, Laurie Berg, Tara O'Con and Lindsay Reuter — is based on a collective memory of hops, glides and snaps.
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Being able to manually lower the refresh rate on the display is why the Apple Watch Series 5 second hand, which usually glides along smoothly when the display is at its full 60Hz refresh rate, disappears in the always-on, low-power mode.
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"This Life," which features a gleaming rhythm guitar hook that sounds like classic Vampire Weekend, glides buoyantly over a shaky, clickity beat that somehow moves with striking assurance; every time the chorus emerges and the hook comes round again, the song gets grander.
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As Danelle Umstead prepares to compete at the Paralympic Games, she'll have someone dear by her side as she glides 70 mph down the slopes in PyeongChang: her husband, Rob, who will be her eyes on the mountain, as he has for nine seasons.
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Candy-O soars and glides, extracting a control freak's satisfaction from the precise interlockings of circular, metallic keyboards, blunt rhythm guitar, and barbed riffage that exist less to display technical skill or express feeling than to click into a shimmering, totally efficient musical machine.
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The gap is usually explained in terms of the insulation of the elite, as politics has been taken over by a class that glides from studying PPE at Oxford to a career at Westminster without holding what most people regard as a "real" job.
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Toward the end of Warcraft, when the orcs and humans have finally escalated into full-on war, he serves up some visuals that are right out of Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings playbook, where the camera glides over the battlefield, surveying all the devastation.
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In the same way we yell at a slasher film heroine, "Don't go in the house," we yell at Celeste, "Don't leave the house," as she glides out of her palatial mansion with Perry — who previously threatened to kill his spouse — towering over her.
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But what I've come to appreciate in this take on Mario is being asked to string together a series of complicated moves in a row, moves understood through careful play and internalization of how Mario glides through the air, until encountering the next roadblock.
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Cellist Jessica Bundy glides through the murk like a will-o'-the-wisp, her strings plaintive and eerie in turn (especially on the gorgeous epic "Memento Mori"), as Quist coaxes tense, complex riffs from his own, and Anson Bishoff's drums provide a steady anchor.
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In writing about the 23-year-old American figure skater Jason Brown competing to a song from "Riverdance," Patricia Lockwood paints a vivid scene: The first thing you notice, as he glides on camera, is that Brown does not look like a typical figure skater.
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The great accomplishment of The Lost City of Z is how its narrative pace slows, almost imperceptibly, as it glides smoothly from history-rooted concreteness — Fawcett, his associates, and the society are all real — and toward a more abstracted way of telling the story.
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Designed by the Wyss Institute at Harvard University, the magnetic robot glides along metal-backed whiteboards or any horizontal surface, drawing and erasing lines, scanning colors, playing musical notes and displaying different color lights — all of which you control with a unique programming app.
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Sometimes I fantasize that I'm the kind of woman who wears these things, who tosses down a credit card without thinking, who scoops up silks and chiffons and exquisite bottles of face cream, and then glides out with big bags swinging from each arm.
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To firm and tone flagging skin, Louise uses her Facial Freeze Tools ($120) — contoured metal "spoons" that she glides from the center of the forehead down to the ears, and then from the brows to the temples, repeating each movement ten times per side.
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Owen and Salas scrub the flour and dough from their hands, as a corporate photographer glides from one side of the kitchen to the other, trying to get the four remaining pans and the black and red "Master Biscuit Maker Competition" banner in the same shot.
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Or maybe you imagine something a little more grounded than aliens and orcs, instead picturing a British nanny who glides over London, or a team of dinosaurs stalking two kids through an amusement park kitchen, or a man who ages backward as he journeys through time.
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Sara Porter, the woman at the center of "The Theoretical Foot," a novel by M. F. K. Fisher written in 1939 and unpublished until now, glides silently in and out of the rooms of the Swiss house she shares with her ethereal, silver-haired lover, Tim Garton.
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In motion, it's like a hand-drawn animated film, filled with details that bring the world and its inhabitants to life; the way the character's cape flutters as she glides through the air, or the shape-shifting creatures that will distort themselves as they chase you.
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Joe WalshJoe WalshTrump glides to victory in Super Tuesday GOP primaries Boston Globe endorses Trump's GOP challenger Bill Weld Joe Walsh: 'I'd rather have a socialist in the White House than a con man' MORE (R-Ill.) suspended his campaign after a poor showing in Iowa.
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FARAGO Toward the start of "Asia One," as a robotic vehicle glides across the empty factory floor, Ms. Cao plays a clip from a Mao-era patriotic song: an early ode to logistical infrastructure, with a soprano singing about piers and cranes and the Great Leap Forward.
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LONDON — Accompanied by quotes from Byron and the sound of sea gulls, an 18th-century painting glides under the Rialto Bridge on a barge down the Grand Canal and is hung on the brocaded wall of a palazzo, returning to Venice for the first time in centuries.
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The penultimate stage, in which the heat of the almost-gin is abated by running water as it glides through a copper coil, was enough to breed the illusion, if only for a few minutes, that I was in charge of my own private nuclear reactor.
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That's not to say that the usual Beach House markers aren't around (even the track name "Lemon Glow" is Extremely Beach House): their overwhelming sense of stillness remains present, as Victoria Legrand's voice glides through layers of synth, which feel just a little more opaque this time around.
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When Malcolm, played by Denzel Washington, is walking to the site where he will be assassinated, he glides through at a medium shot, a look on his face that seems to project knowledge of his fate while Sam Cooke's "A Change Is Gonna Come" plays on the soundtrack.
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Much of the fun in the show's early episodes (I've seen four) stems from Jesse's frantic, flopsweat-drenched attempts to prevent his father from finding out about some of his bad behavior, while Eli glides above it all, trying to keep his megachurch empire alive through sheer inertia and willpower.
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The show glides in a buzzing, trance-like way from school corridors to nighttime streets to bleak apartment blocks, landing at an anonymous motel for a freighted scene in which the search for the next party brings the girls together with the young military recruiters they see every day at school.
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Although her sharp, prim, precise voice glides smoothly, years of singing on TV have molded her; her high notes, dynamic shifts in register, and her habit of underlining each emotion with one specially over-enunciated word constitute a painstakingly literal vocal style designed to accompany scenes on film, montages in particular.
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Flying through the air, using your grappling hook to gain purchase on one ledge before jumping to another, or just to wreak havoc, is what makes Just Cause 3 so awesome... except when the open-world system stutters on your underpowered PC, and your glides take a low-frame-rate-induced tumble.
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Bill WeldWilliam (Bill) WeldTrump glides to victory in Super Tuesday GOP primaries Boston Globe endorses Trump's GOP challenger Bill Weld Overnight Energy: EPA moves to limit financial pressure on 'forever chemical' manufacturers | California sues Trump over water order| Buttigieg expands on climate plan MORE is still running a bare bones challenge to the incumbent.
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It's like he was the most chosen of them all: It glides to him gracefully as he casually—almost no-look—grabs them out of the air (I imagine with two fingers, or maybe chopsticks to make it harder) and neatly tucks the coupon under his arm like a sleight-of-hand magic trick.
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The lighter, more propulsive "What About Us" glides casually over the counterpoint between muddy, sturdy rhythm guitar and Clark's higher, more defiant, nose-thumbing lead; as Clark overdubs chattering street voices from the neighborhood he sings about, the playful, ambiguous song could be an extended comedic routine about generational warfare or a cautionary tale about gentrification.
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"Can't Believe the Way We Flow" glides over a looped, high-pitched vocal sample and countless runny keyboard layers, as Blake's falsetto projects a sense of surprised elation, but he can't stop fussing: halfway through, the beat drops out, the sample changes tempo, and this break lasts until the very end of the song, when the original beat reappears.
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In an early script, Waititi (whose mother is Jewish) described the character not as the Hitler we know and hate but as someone who is "goofy, charming, and glides through life with a childlike naivety; a real dork" — the kind of person who comforts Jojo in one scene by sharing his own insecurities before offering him a cigarette.
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Joe WalshJoe WalshTrump becomes presumptive GOP nominee after sweeping primaries Trump sweeps through mini-Super Tuesday primaries Trump glides to victory in Super Tuesday GOP primaries MORE (R-Ill.) and Mark SanfordMark SanfordTrump becomes presumptive GOP nominee after sweeping primaries Boston Globe endorses Trump's GOP challenger Bill Weld Trump challenger Bill Weld rules out 2020 independent bid MORE (R-S.
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Indiana-hailing footwork producer Jlin today shares the music video for her track, "Carbon 7," off her newly released sophomore album Black Origami on Planet Mu. Directed by Berlin-based filmmaker Joji Koyama (who has also made music videos for Four Tet, Mogwai, and Coldcut), the video stars ballet dancer Corey Scott-Gilbert as he contorts and glides his way through a dim-lit warehouse space.
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And Boogie Nights establishes that hierarchy right at the beginning, with a long, unbroken opening dolly shot echoing the beloved "Copa" sequence in the Scorsese picture, as Robert Elswitt's camera glides from a theater marquee (displaying the title of the film itself) down a San Fernando Valley street and into the doors of a disco nightclub, hopping from person to person, introducing most of the picture's major characters.
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I had a few mix-ups, like "Amin" for ADAM and "REO" for GEO, but found almost all of the names familiar — ETHAN, JAKARTA, GOYA, OLAV, TATI, ADELE — ANYA was about the only one that was new as clued.. I really loved the clues for SLED (which glides on runners that never get tired), URSA, ITALY, SPUD and especially NIAGARA — I needed almost every crossing letter to make sense of that entry and it made me laugh.
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The episode opens on the frozen corpse of Jon Snow, glides through the troubled Bolton patriarchy in Winterfell, the rescue of Sansa Stark and Theon Greyjoy by Brienne of Tarth and Podrick, a mournful reunion between Cersei and Jamie Lannister at King's Landing, Daenerys' walk with a Dothraki horde, a joke about Tyrion eating babies in Meereen (plus a mysterious enemy), a murderous coup in Dorne, and a sighting of Arya at beginning of a kung fu-filmworthy training montage in Bravos.
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You can dance to hits from the '80s through today at the adults-only Atlantic Dance Hall on Disney's BoardWalk; find your Zen during a deep-tissue massage at the Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World Resort; sample sushi at Morimoto Asia by the Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto; and canoodle with your sweetheart on a monorail as it glides by the Magic Kingdom (for a five-course meal and cocktails with your ride, followed by fireworks, check out the Highway in the Sky Dine Around).
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It is wholly fresh, and yet remains very much his own: You can hear the soft, 80s synth of previous albums (opener "Orlando" glides out the speakers like cream from a silver jug), as well as the familiar, soulful tone of his voice (tracks like "Saint" and "Charcoal Baby" serve as reminders that Hynes is an exceptional vocalist.) Even the lyrics—which speak of nighttime, city life, romance, racial politics and queerness in a way that render them intertwined—are typical of what we've come to expect from Blood Orange.
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William WeldWilliam (Bill) WeldTrump becomes presumptive GOP nominee after sweeping primaries Trump sweeps through mini-Super Tuesday primaries Trump glides to victory in Super Tuesday GOP primaries MORE (R) is ending his longshot primary challenge to President TrumpDonald John TrumpDe Blasio calls on Trump to deploy military to set up hospitals in New York Hillicon Valley: Facebook launches portal for coronavirus information | EU sees spike in Russian misinformation on outbreak | Senate Dem bill would encourage mail-in voting | Lawmakers question safety of Google virus website Trump signs coronavirus aid package with paid sick leave, free testing MORE.
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William WeldWilliam (Bill) WeldTrump becomes presumptive GOP nominee after sweeping primaries Trump sweeps through mini-Super Tuesday primaries Trump glides to victory in Super Tuesday GOP primaries MORE (R) is ending his long shot bid to defeat President TrumpDonald John TrumpDe Blasio calls on Trump to deploy military to set up hospitals in New York Hillicon Valley: Facebook launches portal for coronavirus information | EU sees spike in Russian misinformation on outbreak | Senate Dem bill would encourage mail-in voting | Lawmakers question safety of Google virus website Trump signs coronavirus aid package with paid sick leave, free testing MORE in the Republican primary.
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