Later she married Don Ellis, a gliding instructor, which brought happy years, though she never took to gliding.
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If you're a dancing and sliding and gliding n*****, I mean Negro, you are a dancing and sliding and gliding Negro.
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"We've started gliding a little bit," admits founder Eric Demby.
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Meats gliding around currents of fish sauce and lime juice.
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Beyond the crest, he knew, he'd be gliding with ease.
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It's also kind of chill, flying and gliding and bouncing.
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Behold the rat snake gliding silently through the nighttime weeds.
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Her gliding vocal paired ideally with Hubert Laws's fluttering flute.
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Or a gull gliding past, searching for an elusive meal.
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Actors, actresses, and singers went gliding up the red carpet.
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Just smooth gliding at ever lower altitudes for many years.
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Scientists on Wednesday announced the discovery of fossils of two Jurassic Period gliding mammals so well-preserved and complete that they show the wing-like skin membranes the creatures employed while gliding effortlessly between trees.
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Kungel said the wing-flapping motion can be more like gliding.
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HANGZHOU, China (Reuters) - Gliding silently through Alibaba Group Holding Ltd's (BABA.
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Kites are no longer just kids' toys gliding in the wind.
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The mother also had a major tear in her gliding membrane.
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Here they're gliding towards what is usually fields of soybean crops.
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You are a ghost gliding through the gaps in the machine.
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"I'm afraid I can't help you," she says before gliding away.
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I'm gliding across campus with a bhangra bounce to my step.
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That, or their feet can be seen gliding over student heads.
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Players enter the game by hang gliding into an island unarmed.
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These instruments can be mixed by gliding your finger across the pad.
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But the company is definitely gliding gently down the right road. h2.
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It's like gliding your finger along a stack of fresh printer paper.
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Others followed, often gliding up the wrist thanks to flexible Tubogas links.
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Julie Andrews is gracious, gliding across the stage to hug Gaga warmly.
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Critic's Pick Gliding into her 70s, Glenn Close is in her prime.
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JD: They think hang gliding is the craziest thing in the world.
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She took up hang gliding, scuba diving, water skiing and sky diving.
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After two hours of pure gliding, everything after felt like a grind.
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A slender, powerful silhouette was gliding past, carrying something in its mouth.
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It was a magnificent sight, broad wings gliding wide through the air.
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The park is empty, with only traffic gliding gracefully along its edges.
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The series of furniture also includes an important pool-gliding addendum: cup holders.
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My eyes rested for a moment on a taxi gliding down the street.
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On certain smooth surfaces like glass, you'll occasionally find the device gliding slightly.
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Each trip will last about 90 minutes, from takeoff to a gliding landing.
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The ball used to open with a sleigh gliding across the ballroom floor.
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Gliding, a Moonwalk-like stride, suggested a way to withstand adversity with ease.
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Soon I was gliding along, no longer depressed or caring if I fell.
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Still, the researchers write that M. furculiferum provides early evidence of a tree-dwelling animal evolving into gliding animals, while V. diplomylos lived a lifestyle only thought to be lived by more modern gliding and flying mammals like flying squirrels.
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Customers have attempted to fly with comfort turkeys, gliding possums, snakes, spiders and more.
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Sometimes her swimming group will see spinner dolphins gliding or jumping near their course.
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I was too busy driving, climbing, gliding, and fighting my way back home. h2.
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Grace navigated her way to the bathroom, gliding one hand woozily along the wall.
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Gliding may have offered Maiopatagium and Vilevolodon advantages in food-gathering and predator avoidance.
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He represented Goodknife's larger life struggles through gliding shots across the Joshua Tree desert.
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Gliding down, the music got louder, and I could hear the murmurs of speech.
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Paragliding and hang gliding are both thrill-inducing ways to take in gorgeous views.
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Rejuvenate yourself through the serene neutral hum of a power washer gliding over carpet.
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Three boats hover above the bird forms, gliding through the emptiness of the paper.
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Start in the perfect plank position with gliding discs underneath the balls of your feet.
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It's flexible, so you can bend and reposition the arm with a smooth, gliding action.
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The lightweight formula has the same gliding properties that make foundation so velvety on skin.
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She's traveled the world to go bobsledding, hang gliding, water skiing and diving with sharks.
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At the same time, two dancers in "Some Proximity" were gliding around the back room.
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In real life, Batman wouldn't survive a landing if he was gliding with his cape.
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Watch the video for some groovy tunes as you imagine yourself gliding over the Atlantic.
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Gliding through this eerie fake perfume commercial, Johansson mastered the perpetually smooth First Daughter's poise.
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Mercury is gliding across our view of the sun today in a rare celestial treat.
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At the end of the boardwalk, they spotted an osprey gliding on an air current.
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In fact, this northern Pakistani cave dweller is the heaviest gliding mammal in the world.
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Look at this graceful creature, gliding across the slick surface naturally as a water bug.
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Using the front snap kick (not especially Thai) and gliding in behind it with strikes.
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Take a mindful moment and imagine yourself as an ice skater gliding along the ice.
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It's one of several hiccups that keep a meal at Gem from gliding smoothly along.
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After all, there's more to real life than disembodied gliding around a frictionless 3D construct.
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Daniela Candillari conducts a program of five chamber works, including "Gliding Wings," receiving its premiere.
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"There was a lot of flying, gliding and flapping around these ancient lakes," Poust said.
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The ball's trajectory was languid and dreamy, like a gull gliding on an ocean breeze.
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Others recall gliding down stairs without touching the steps or seeing actions through others eyes.
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Gadot's Diana Prince is a spellbinding combination of Amazonian brawn and a gliding, regal sylph.
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These features, combined with the specimens' limb proportions, hinted the researchers towards both species' gliding abilities.
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The commercial shows it gliding over a nose and coaxing the impurities out of a chin.
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GLIDING EXERCISES: Rotating both wrists (with both open and closed palms) wards off carpal tunnel syndrome.
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In the Mesozoic, there were swimming mammals, gliding mammals, even predatory mammals that ate small dinosaurs.
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Gliding over to the next planet, let us visit a unique set of dunes on Mars.
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Cartilage provides a smooth, gliding surface for joint motion and acts as a cushion between bones.
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The gorgeous gliding phrases, the hairbreadth pauses, the coloratura flourishes all emanate from the same source.
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It's known for its picturesque canals and the gondolas that can be seen gliding through them ...
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Start with one finger, slowing gliding in and out and applying pressure to the anterior wall.
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Dr. Hedenström thinks the birds may ascend to catch a bit of sleep while safely gliding.
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There must have been some benefit that drove the repeated evolution of gliding, Dr. Luo said.
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On ice, a high-frequency response made the thumbsticks really feel like my character was gliding.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE — David Kwong is a bewilderingly prolific brainiac, and he is now gliding into stardom.
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Unfortunately, scientists don't know if this animal used its wings for passive gliding or powered, active flight.
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An orange enigma gliding silently across the ice, his secret purple star pointing him forever towards glory.
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What we can't truly grasp until we land, though, is that we are gently gliding into hell.
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Lando Vannata scored perhaps the knockout of the year with a gliding side kick into wheel kick.
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Spinning, gliding into the battle, I raise my weapon and let loose a disc of blue energy.
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Chris Gursky shared his extremely frightening near-death experience hang-gliding in Switzerland on YouTube on Monday.
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Dwayne Sutton capped the surge by grabbing a long rebound before gliding in for an uncontested layup.
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He did a gliding session when he was 90, but he's never done anything of this nature.
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Then he was off, gliding down the court in five dribbles, pulling up, and canning a three.
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"It's not so much pressure as the gliding of the skin on the surface," he tells PeopleStyle.
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Jumpers often wear "wingsuits" that, with arms extended, create additional surface area for gliding through the air.
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Within moments of arrival, dancers were locked in a cheek-to-cheek embrace, gliding to the music.
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Instead, imagine yourself gliding through JFK in a pair of stilettos, ready to take on the world.
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In the case of sports like hang gliding or rock climbing, the dangers may be self-evident.
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I feared I'd faint after the first loop, leaving my limp, unconscious body gliding through the second.
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Yeah, I mean he's screaming at the top of his lungs the entire time he's hang gliding.
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But by 1920 he was painting watercolors of circles, squares and triangles gliding through seas of gray.
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Is there anything better than the Met's Viennese chandeliers gliding to the ceiling as the lights dim?
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I noticed in a rehearsal that there is a section that contains these gliding, almost balletic lifts.
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Guided by HaileMariam, our simulated flight rises and is airborne for 15 minutes before gliding to a stop.
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Schumer shared a video of one very important step in her Met-prep: gliding deodorant over the thighs.
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Add gliding and the complex origins of mammals into the mix, and the story becomes even more confusing.
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Among them, customers have attempted to fly with comfort turkeys, gliding possums, snakes, spiders and other unusual pets.
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Even when you don't play well, you feel incredibly graceful pushing off walls and gliding through thin air.
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Nine times out of 10, it's a woman gliding through a mansion wearing the fragrance, and little else.
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Particularly as Romero was gliding in to side kick and Whittaker was stepping in to land a punch.
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Some might be capable of gliding across continents at great speed, their target unpredictable until seconds before impact.
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The next minute, you're slowly gliding through the air above Morgan's community, watching kids play and dogs run.
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AMERICA, CHINA and Russia are developing long-range, gliding missiles that travel at speeds greater than Mach 5.
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He handed me the planer, and soon I was making gliding passes over the length of the board.
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Instead of concrete floors, Ms. Stein chose honey-colored hickory, a smooth surface ideal for tango's gliding steps.
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In another, my comms panel picks up the chatter from a wedding barge, gliding slowly through the darkness.
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"Why not," I told myself, and leapt, gliding down and looking for the telltale glint of the blade.
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In a flash, Crosby spotted Letang gliding out from behind the net and slid the puck cross-ice.
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The Norwegian saboteurs skied across the Telemark pine forest in winter whites, phantom apparitions gliding over moonlit snow.
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Projected on three large screens, the piece has a flowing, gliding pace that feels pliable yet historically detailed.
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He's not an orthodox scaremonger, sending his camera gliding down dark hallways in search of the usual ghouls.
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Gliding in the clear water, it occurred to me how prescient my guide's time-travel reference had been.
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In these conditions, the Africa Twin would excel, with its long-legged suspension capable of gliding over potholes.
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Ashley Wright posted a video of herself effortlessly gliding around a pole, while also nonchalantly breastfeeding her child.
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The Parc Montsouris offered open space with rolling green lawns and black swans gliding over a placid lake.
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And Senator Dianne Feinstein seems to be gliding to re-election over her Democratic opponent, Kevin de León.
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Amy Schumer shared an important step of her Met-prep on Instagram: gliding a little deodorant over the thighs.
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As Beauty, Taylor Richardson has an aptly ethereal presence, gliding silently through the early scenes like a fairy sprite.
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That if you want to die while hang-gliding over an ocean, then, who knows, maybe that's also possible.
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Baby Groot is no Stitch, and gliding through life on your gleaming pebble eyes is no way to live.
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And the director, Wilson Yip, keeps Yuen Woo-ping's action choreography percolating with staccato editing and gliding overhead perspectives.
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She also added a video to her Instagram story showing her sheers gliding through Kendall's now-signature messy lob.
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The video shows a very jolly Mayer, complete with santa hat, gliding across the ice like a total boss.
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She met Jaime one day when she was gliding around St. Marks looking for an outfit that would pop.
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Consequently, many of the functional aspects of dinosaur physiology are still unknown, including features responsible for gliding and flight.
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It also has a laser glide sensor, which allows for tracking mechanical gliding at high speeds with increased accuracy.
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A tourist visiting Switzerland had a "near-death experience" when his first time hang gliding took a terrifying turn.
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They found similarities to birds capable of short-distance flight, not gliding and soaring varieties like birds of prey.
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Film of hoverboarders gliding across a car park in Los Angeles turned out to be an elaborate YouTube hoax.
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He seems to be gliding through a tunnel with lots of lights as a voiceover explains what's going on.
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One, a young woman in a white wedding dress that has been seen gliding up and down a staircase.
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"The skater needs an extra half rotation to land gliding backward," Morgan explained, due to that front-facing takeoff.
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When I throw this on, I feel like I'm gliding down a lazy river on a scorching summer day.
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The director Lorin Latarro gave the show a gliding momentum that suited the songs, many of which were waltzes.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Fancy slipping into some fast fabric and gliding into the water like an Olympic swimmer?
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The Miami River runs behind the apartment building, and we sat on a bench, looking at yachts gliding past.
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GRACE (short for Gliding Robot Ace) is as unusual among underwater robots as sea lampreys are among freshwater fishes.
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I slivered a glance at Suzanne, aware that the sky had darkened without me noticing, the night gliding deeper.
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Gliding serenely out of the slot is a Beluga: an extremely expensive passenger liner, all gleaming white and blue.
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The whole of his life was gliding on the strings — his lost hopes, his charred path, his extinguished future.
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On Donny Hathaway's "This Christmas," Mr. Studdard surfs over the notes like a sleigh effortlessly gliding over fresh snow.
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Described as "flap, flap, flap … glide," their strong wing beats are interspersed with regular and graceful periods of gliding.
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The other: a walk-on by the mail robot, gliding through the back of a scene at F.B.I. headquarters.
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It's all about "effortless acceleration," and making the car feel like it's gliding, brand manager Brad Jaeger tells Axios.
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These plates are not static, but move relative to each other at varying speeds, "gliding" over a viscous asthenosphere.
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These are the arty, elusive songs fans always wanted, gliding and tingling through gauze, glimmering with arch, wispy indirection.
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Gliding and burbling, ringing and spattering and glitching, that lyricism animates an album whose loveliness and silliness are inextricable.
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In fact, I think she levitated six inches from the ground, practically gliding across the room as she greeted people.
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"This study has intriguing implications for iconic animals like the gliding 'four-winged' Microraptor that deserves further investigation," he said.
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The Outbound If hiking and hang gliding are more your speed, check out The Outbound for planning an outdoor adventure.
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The only downside I can see would be thousands of paper airplanes slowly gliding down into our towns and cities.
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And if you're still terrified of thousands of tiny, flying spiders gliding your way, Hayashi has some words of solace.
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Delta previously said "comfort turkeys, gliding possums known as sugar gliders, snakes, spiders, and more" have been spotted on flights.
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In true black-widow style, Gillian has offed Greg as her human sacrifice, gliding through the stones as they watch.
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Photography (Rating: 21969/20123) The image of the car gliding past Earth is the primary visual artifact of the launch.
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It coasted to 84,000 feet before gliding down again for a safe landing at the company's spaceport back in Mojave.
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ONE Italian commentator compares them to so many Tarzans, gliding from tree to tree through the jungle of Italian politics.
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While plastic might not seem like an optimal material, it helps the drone move faster when gliding through the skies.
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To me, boarding a plane, gliding across the sky and arriving in a different land has never lost its magic.
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It's not that the movie is creating meaningful or intriguing questions by gliding over connective tissue and basic plot establishment.
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Goebbels made a dramatic entrance by gondola, gliding down the Grand Canal as swastika flags rippled from bridges and windowsills.
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Kardashian's wearing platinum-blonde braids in the quick scenes, which include her gliding through the house in a fur coat.
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Whether you're gliding through the skies or investigating a crime scene, the balance between experience and engagement is spot on.
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What little one wouldn't love gliding around on the crazy-cute Wheely Bug wooden ride-on toy from Prince Lionheart?
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Rising and buckling backward, sniffing and swiping her nose with the occasional head toss, she maintained a gliding, catlike grace.
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"He was sinking on his back leg as opposed to pushing off and gliding through," Indians Manager Terry Francona said.
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Mr. Goode, an elder statesman of Mozart's music, was calmly authoritative, gliding through quick runs and playing with restrained lyricism.
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Near the end of "The Call," the dancers begin to move in sync, slowly gliding backward into a triangular formation.
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For Australia in particular, the past week signals trouble after years of gliding along and growing rich off China's growth.
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Behind him, Gunnevera was powerfully gliding from eighth place to third, and jockey Edgard Zayas took aim at West Coast.
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Long and slippery, he already has a knack for gliding to the basket, demonstrating patience and pace beyond his years.
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There was Federer this month gliding across the grass and outclassing the opposition to win his record eighth Wimbledon title.
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You get a whiff of Truffaut, and a strong sense that none of the grownups can match that gliding ease.
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"Customers have attempted to fly with comfort turkeys, gliding possums known as sugar gliders, snakes, spiders and more," Delta said.
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Gliding and burbling, ringing and spattering and glitching, a lyrical escapism animates an album whose loveliness and silliness are inextricable.
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Ninebot, which owns the factory, claims to have made over nine-tenths of the e-scooters now gliding through American cities.
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Tourists cram together, jostling for the best views of the blue container ship gliding by in the gray-green water below.
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I shoved off, gliding on my front slider to guide the 40-pound rock toward the other side of the sheet.
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The song's sleek percussion evolves continuously, with singer Turid Solberg's breathy voice gliding gently over swelling synths and momentous, brassy vivacity.
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Celebs gliding around the Cannes red carpet in their fashion finest are often stopped by fans to pose for a selfie.
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The gliding critters, which resembled today's flying squirrels, had taken to the sky to possibly escape predatory dinos on the ground.
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From 216 to 25 the pair released six critically acclaimed albums that showcased Guru's slick baritone gliding over Premier's hardened beats.
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The cooler Durant provides a less turbulent form of excellence when he's on, essentially gliding his way to 40-point performances.
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He moves with the sounds of the kitchen from one task to the next, his shoes gliding across the floor tiles.
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Bez is gliding past, sat in the passenger seat of the car he had just been telling me looked like his.
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What makes your cream blush truly creamy is in the way the color feels gliding across the top of your cheeks.
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"Higher Ground" features Los Angeles singer Naomi Wild, and delivers introspective ambiance styled with gliding synths and upbeat, hip-hop percussion.
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"I will go Hang Gliding again as I did not get to enjoy my first flight," he wrote in the video.
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A rider's first hang-gliding flight turned harrowing after the pilot forgot to hook the man into the tandem safety harness.
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That's what happened to YouTuber Gursk3, who posted a video of himself on Monday hang gliding for the very first time.
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With one of the largest known wingspans (at about six feet) and relatively small bodies, these birds are made for gliding.
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A lover of nature, she posted videos of birds gliding serenely over the Dhaka skyline as car horns honked noisily below.
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The idea involves capsules being propelled through a tube, sending passengers gliding over 1,000 kilometers per hour, according to Science Alert.
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It boasts a six-axis gyro module, an HD camera that records 720p views, and LED lights for late-night gliding.
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From rowing to cross-country skiing and ice skating, athletes at PyeongChang Winter Games will be gliding with grace — and love.
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Plus, there's a small spacecraft gliding across the sky, and it takes less than 30 seconds before a stormtrooper shows up.
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The "tergal hypothesis" suggests that wings originated on the tergum — the top of the insect body wall — perhaps as gliding membranes.
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Most important, Mr. Green is his old self: arriving anywhere he wants around the beat, gliding or leaping, importunate and reassuring.
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You may also see the classic Electrical Water Pageant, a charming tradition that's been gliding through the resort's waters for decades.
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A helicopter that had just touched down was gliding to a place on the tarmac where its passengers could climb out.
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"Kobe was our king," John Epiceno, 63, told me as he gazed at Echo Park Lake, the swan boats gliding past.
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I turned and saw, gliding through the scrum in the direction of the stage, the bald dome of Cory Booker's head.
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This Whiteshark Mix Underwater Scooter lets you explore the depths of open waters by gliding at speeds up to 3.35 mph.
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On the offensive end, they both make the most of every situation, and that includes gliding with purpose off the ball.
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The night-to-bright gusts made them evolve gliding wings, which they only utilize when nasty sandstorms provide good aerial cover.
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Or, less metaphorically, he is gliding through the paint, jumping passing lanes, lofting jumpers over everyone the Raptors throw at him.
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The episode's earlier sequences in New York were filled with gliding, aerial shots, presumably filmed with a helicopter or a drone.
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The VSS Unity, named by the late physicist Stephen Hawking, had been undergoing engine and gliding tests over the past several months.
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Nava took viewers on a tour of a coral reef restoration project and planted some new coral while gliding by various fishes.
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"Mmm, you taste so good, my darling," he murmured, his fingers now joining his mouth, slowly gliding in and out, agonizing me.
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In 2014, pictures showed a new Ski-Doo snowmobile made by Quebec-based company Bombardier gliding around a North Korean ski resort.
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Scientists have identified two new species of ancient gliding mammals that lived about 160 million years ago, when dinosaurs roamed the Earth.
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And yet it feels shockingly natural, the sort of buoyant updraft of a beat that Marley's been gliding over his whole career.
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Donna Summer's bionic-disco anthem, produced by Giorgio Moroder, sends the vocalist gliding through a stripped-down web of rhythmic, synthesized pulses.
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In many big-budget games, it can feel as though you're gliding across a slick digital re-creation of the real world.
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They will have fixed wings to help with gliding, similar to an airplane, to help it be more efficient and go faster.
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Sejnowski's team has also purchased a ten-foot wing span glider—the kind used in the competitive sport of remote controlled gliding.
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Then, I hit my space bar: I'm sailing through arctic waters, effortlessly gliding between floating blocks of ice, which bobble past me.
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The two parties are locked in an ungainly waltz, gliding into one part of the country while losing their footing in another.
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Here's a video that supposedly shows a camera gliding through the spectrum of a rainbow and making its way through ROYGBIV backwards.
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Combined with greater use of dynamic pricing, the duck curve could come to resemble a gliding seabird rather than a waddling waterfowl.
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But what makes Lively's performance so striking is that she's not content with gliding by on her looks, or It Girl factor.
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It weighed about three-quarters of a pound, and had long fingers and toes and a gliding membrane like a flying squirrel.
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With seamless high-speed clicking and effortless gliding, this is one of the nimblest gaming mice you can get at this price.
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Interesting to note through the Holloway – Pettis bout was Holloway's use of the gliding low line side kick to the lead leg.
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After months of gliding by, largely untouched by his competitors and the media, Kasich is starting to be treated as a problem.
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His lovely "Piano Player" and the gliding couple of "Tango" have distant ancestors in the mechanical toys, one wearing a top hat.
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At thirteen, he was captivated by another National Geographic story, about Californians who had taken up the new sport of hang gliding.
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Sung mostly in French, it is melancholy, graceful, and inventive, gliding past and lingering for long enough to creep the listener out.
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If you thought gliding over water went out of style about 2000 years ago, you gotta see what this guy pulled off.
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The video is an elaborate dedication to the elements that make Cardi herself, like army of strippers gliding down poles like acrobats.
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The smell is of salt water, not exhaust, and the competing traffic is an osprey gliding on the wind off Gardiners Bay.
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You may also glimpse the classic Electrical Water Pageant, a charming floating parade that's been gliding through the resort's waters for decades.
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On John Lee Beatty's gliding sets, everything is silky and serene, a combination that seems to endorse the values of the wealthy.
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In addition to exercising your legs and arms, this model works your abdominal muscles as you maintain an upright posture while gliding.
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" Walcott approaches Trinidad in a plane recast as a pond's gliding insect: "The jet like a silverfish bores through volumes of cloud.
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Dunklee and Dahlmeier made no mistake and battled it out for gold with the German coolly gliding ahead in the last lap.
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An underlying theme is the development of Coward's famous persona: The eternal bon vivant gliding through the high life dispensing brittle wit.
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Tessa One canoe trip, my partner and I were gliding silently on the Allagash River, on a side rivulet through dense undergrowth.
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Turkey and black vultures are common across the United States and can often be seen gliding in lazy circles in the sky.
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Graze was humming like a well-oiled engine, with staff gliding deftly by each other, managing to genially keep ahead of orders.
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Scroll through a modern mermaid's Instagram feed, and you'll be spellbound by shot after shot of them gliding effortlessly into the depths.
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She often focuses on just a few sparse notes that pirouette endlessly around each other, like feet gliding down a spiral staircase.
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Trym Nordgaard reads a book and sips his tea, all while effortlessly gliding through the icy snow in the most luxurious of robes.
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A tight cape that attaches along the arms or legs, as is sometimes depicted on Batman, could serve an aerodynamic function in gliding.
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It traverses the lobby, gliding over polished concrete toward a small recess in the corner, where it inspects the emergency exit tucked inside.
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Ripcoil, an Oculus Touch launch title, is similar to Sparc — but with the addition of a gliding mechanic that feels almost uncannily real.
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They can be seen gliding in the night sky when particles from the sun hit the Earth's atmosphere, kicking off a complicated reaction.
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"The best part of working out on a reformer is the gliding sensation — it always makes me feel like I'm flying," Andersen says.
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"Forget It" and "Sweet Phantasy" each present takes on gliding fluidity, while "New Jack the House" and "Moment" are more rigid and aggressive.
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The papasan is most likely to be found gliding down a West LA sidewalk or doing donuts in a karaoke bar parking lot.
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And it's hard to top gliding over the waves with friends on your own private boat… even if it's just for the afternoon.
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Amazon insists that this would require little power because the drone would be gliding down rather than having to take off and land.
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In the end he was unthreatened, turning the final corner and gliding across the line at a leisurely pace for his second gold.
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In another revealing clip, Klum exposed much of her cleavage as she shared a close-up of the snakes gliding across her chest.
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The slow build of "Metal Bird" suggests an international jet gliding through the sky, and you can feel the anticipation coursing through it.
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"Apply lotion or oil to your hands first, then use long gliding strokes to apply the warmed oil to your partner," Beider says.
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His chief rival, Exaggerator, was a proven mudder and took to the surface, which gripped hooves like peanut butter gliding over a sandwich.
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Evans was sworn in in early September after gliding through Senate confirmation, but leaders wanted a bigger ceremony, complete with private sector attendees.
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How would he turn liberalism into a story about his kids gliding through gilded cities, or the passionate romances of famous historical figures?
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This time of year, Bryant Park is flooded with holiday shoppers strolling amid the vending booths and skaters gliding on the ice rink.
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Simple gliding side steps allowed him to draw opponents onto his enormous power even if they thought they had him on the run.
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If you're good, you'll skid around corners in a neat arc, gliding past a dozen or so deer and leaving them entirely unharmed.
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Her precise movements across the stage make her look like an actual angel gliding around rather than that of a suspended air angel.
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Although these activities are only suitable for people comfortable with heights, paragliding and hang gliding are great ways to find the perfect view.
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Instead I feel like I'm gliding—like a disobedient kid in a mattress store hopping from one queen-size innerspring to the next.
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They shimmered during the finale, models gliding down the aisles in a kind of processional that lent the evening an air of solemnity.
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The room would get very cold, and I would feel the presence of a slow-moving force, gliding toward me, past my dresser.
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Mr. Romanek sent in a mesmerizing single-take film of a street dancer gliding to Glass under a freeway overpass in Los Angeles.
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The lights, the excitement, the way the characters swiftly moved their bodies, gliding through the hallways of their marble white high school floors.
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On Friday, he was seated in the last row of the last bus on the Cubs' parade route, gliding along Chicago's Michigan Avenue.
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A fossil of a Maiopatagium, one of two newly discovered species of gliding mammals from China that lived during the Age of Dinosaurs.
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They make the gentlest rippling sound, these candlelit figures gliding ever so slowly through the water, perambulating around a spare scattering of boulders.
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But the power system lets the scooter reach up to 12 mph when submerged and nearly 19 mph when gliding on the water.
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Gliding over canals which you could easily mistake for the real Venice, you start to rethink what even counts as an authentic experience.
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A video of a California kiteboarder gliding over a humpback off the coast of San Francisco's Crissy Field Beach whale went viral in July .
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On his first day of a holiday in Switzerland, YouTuber Gursk3 decided to try hang gliding, but the excursion didn't go exactly as planned.
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Sharpening the ice-cold blade proved to be an even bigger challenge as the friction of it gliding across the whetstones accelerated the melting.
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The new video above shows Knuckles using his super helpful gliding and climbing abilities that makes the dangerous metallic zone much easier to traverse.
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And in David Moodey's lighting design, gliding spotlights and flashing strobe lights — they frequently signify gunshots — swirl across the stage through clouds of fog.
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Erborian's Extra Matte Ultra Mattifying Primer stays true to its name, gliding on with the seamlessness of a moisturizer while controlling oil for hours.
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The TV spot shows a shark gliding through an aquarium, watched by a child who backs away nervously before being comforted by his mother.
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Image: DLROtto Lilienthal was the first human to develop and create a production aircraft, going on to make over 2,000 well-documented gliding flights.
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After performing a slow backflip in microgravity, Unity turned, gliding back to land at the runway it took off from about an hour earlier.
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From on-the-go gliding balms and time-developing serums to classic compact powders, here are the best bronzers we'll be wearing this summer.
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In terms of the video—which we're premiering below—we find Marks triplicated, her body twitching and gliding to each beat and melodic lilt.
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You can hardly look at a still life without your gaze gliding over some glossy export from the East — porcelain, pearls, silks, or shells.
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"American Dream," the new LCD Soundsystem album, begins with "Oh Baby," a luscious, gliding synth-pop gem that manages to feel cavernous yet tender.
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But Mr. Timberlake is on firm footing here, once again gliding over a disco-pop beat and urging all comers to catch the spirit.
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Here two roads met on a gliding slope, and there were a few shops and one hotel, the Organic Hotel Takahara Kiri-no-sato.
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"Page-swipers" conveys the notion of motion — the reader's finger gliding on a glowing screen — but as a locution, it will never catch on.
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A nail-biting ordeal An American tourist in Switzerland had a near-death experience when he accidentally went hang-gliding without being strapped in.
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"The gliding membranes were attached to the four limbs, likely at or near the wrists and ankles," University of Chicago paleontologist David Grossnickle said.
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Around the corner, a mural painted by a local artist, Labarron Lewis, depicts the Clotilda gliding on the water under a serene blue sky.
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It's that I'm not gliding over the insults and insinuations, the snickering and unmotivated female nudity as easily — as resignedly — as I sometimes did.
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Unlike other space capsules that use parachutes to land, the Dream Chaser will land akin to an airplane, gliding down horizontally onto a runway.
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He lavished such affection on each hovering chord and quiver of melody that the music was repeatedly in danger of gliding to a halt.
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His body felt it — a persistent percussion, "like a kick drum" — but his eyes could not spot the helicopter, invisibly gliding away from him.
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It seemed like science fiction as each booster's engine fired one last time before gliding neatly behind the treetops to land on concrete pads.
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But something was just slightly off about this wonderland: The skaters were gliding on polymer panels that simulate the slip and feel of ice.
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Whether he is attending a summit, piloting a plane or hang-gliding with Siberian cranes, it is the spectacle of power that interests him.
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The effectiveness of his concerts comes from how effortlessly he holds the stage, one man carrying the weight of a genre, and still gliding.
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Now, however, the company is backpedaling (or is it gliding?), telling whoever will listen that it never meant for consumers to stop riding their Swagways.
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Eden's dad, Chris Hasson, was snapping pictures of his son when he captured the image of the shark gliding about a metre from Eden's board.
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Yamamoto told Gizmodo that this beetle was probably gliding when it got caught in some tree sap, where it has remained for millions of years.
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The track begins with ominous, quivering bells over a subdued beat, with Aimée's sleek voice gliding on top—it's a moody kind of noir pop.
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Unlike a capsized ship taking on water or a goose-struck airliner gliding to earth, trains almost always wrecked with awesome violence, loudly and fast.
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Nissan describes the Vmotion with high-minded designer language like "emotional geometry" and "gliding wing design theme," but my reaction is more basic than that.
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Housed in a pastel-yellow colonial building opposite a 16th-century church, its entrance is flanked by tall vases, depicting sampan gliding between karst hills.
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It also appears that Anchiornis was able to control its tail separately from its limbs, allowing for fine bodily control while gliding through the air.
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The intricate sequins, the gorgeous cream tulle, and the bedazzled belt made the young Black-ish star look like a princess gliding down the carpet.
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After the data is collected, the plane can essentially fall off the surface and fly back by righting itself, climbing to altitude and gliding home.
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They enter the first level, swimming, jumping, and gliding through landscapes, while enveloped in the danceable beats and soft ambient sounds characteristic of Virgo's music.
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Ambopteryx longibrachium likely points to changes in wing structure around the time that scansoriopterygids, a family of climbing and gliding dinosaurs, split with bird lineages.
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It's likely that the floating hills are fragmented water ice that have broken away from the rugged uplands and are gliding towards the Sputnik Planum.
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For the aircraft to continue gliding after fuel has run out, someone must manually put the aircraft into a glide – nose down with controlled speed.
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The next testing will target speeds up to 250 mph and feature the company's first passenger pod gliding through the hyperloop over a greater distance.
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"Watch me," he instructed and sent his line floating off effortlessly in a clean, gliding action that landed the fly 30 or 40 feet away.
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The eerie nighttime footage showed the car gliding into Herzberg at around forty miles an hour as she walked across the street with her bike.
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In addition to climbing and gliding across Gotham, this game marks the debut of the Batmobile, allowing you to charge through the streets blazingly fast.
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Gretsch said they stay hydrated via drink feeds at strategic points on the course during long races, gliding downhill as they drink down the feeds.
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After gliding through its first two games, Villanova met an opponent, No. 27 seed West Virginia, that can be tougher to kill than a cockroach.
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Two men huddled together, sharing an online video, another man scrolled through a feed, fingers skimming the screen like skaters gliding across a frozen lake.
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Some promote a "top-down" theory, contending that winged dinosaurs learned to fly by climbing trees and gliding from the branches, not unlike flying squirrels.
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Last August, a contractor for the Chinese space program claimed that it successfully flight-tested a gliding hypersonic missile for slightly more than six minutes.
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The company's Word Flow keyboard is designed for fast typing by tapping or gliding (including a layout that can be used easily with one hand).
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Then the spacecraft and its passengers float weightless for about 10 minutes, before gliding back down to land on Earth much like a traditional aircraft.
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Dr. Luo and his colleagues have now discovered at least two other species of gliding mammals from China, which they described in the journal Nature.
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In addition to the dance troupe, "Believing in the Possibility" also recycles staging elements from "Vivid," including a gliding futuristic bridge and trippy laser lights.
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Mr. Lasko, at first not comfortable enough with the new leg to dive in, stepped into the water and took off into a gliding freestyle.
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If 30 minutes seems too long a session, slowly build up to it by gliding along while listening to a podcast or watching a video.
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The Concept2 Model D Indoor Rowing Machine brings the gym to your home with its sturdy build, smooth gliding action, comfortable design, and superb quality.
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This one looks and flies like a bird by flapping its wings as it takes off and gliding through the air once it reaches altitude.
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On the Miss Universe stage in the Philippines on Monday, host Steve Harvey was about to announce this year's winner when Wurtzbach interrupted him, gliding onstage.
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"Although this flapping motion could not lift the dinosaur into the air at that time, the motion of flapping wings may have developed earlier than gliding."
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You have to actively fight against that and keep reminding yourself that gliding through life, without experiencing failure, is not what you want for your child.
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Finally, the measureless grace of "I Can't Give Everything Away" ends the album on an epic note, riding its buoyant gliding stringthesizer off into the sunset.
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Maybe I would be describing how the forest looks below when you're hang-gliding, or what it's like to rappel down the cliffside of a waterfall.
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"Not a shooting day went by without Tony gliding up behind Jodie or myself, baring his fangs and going, 'Good mooorning,' " Demme told PEOPLE in 1991.
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For the past year, the restaurant's unfinished dining area has been his second office, his 50 employees gliding between the two buildings on scooters and skateboards.
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If programming robots has so far been something like wading through a command-line interface, PyRobot promises to be like gliding through the sleekness of macOS.
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It's the aural equivalent of gliding over baking asphalt with top back, a song best played while driving down Sunset from East LA to Santa Monica.
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Kim described the two KN-23s launched last week as having a "low-altitude gliding and leaping flight" pattern that would make them hard to intercept.
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While Eagles' show is set in one space, the Carte Blanche Performance Ox Prowl features silent actors gracefully gliding around the other exhibits at Up Late.
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The Naomi Home Brisbane Glider & Ottoman set is a stylish gliding rocking chair that comes with a matching ottoman and a wide range of color options.
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Before gliding on to the water and banking on Garden Key, the seaplane pilot circled the fort for a magical and indulgent view from all angles.
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Specifically, at one point when the camera zoomed in, the seat felt as if it was gliding forward along with it, replicating that sense of movement.
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It's like, if you are windsurfing, there's a point if you're really gliding, there's no brakes, no nothing, you'll just be 100 percent in your run.
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A month ago, however, I was struck by a vision of myself wearing some kind of fashionable hat while gliding down the street on a skateboard.
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This is where the piece becomes a challenge for Mr. Lang, whose theatricality is out of place amid gently gliding runs played at a near pianissimo.
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I've been to prison a couple times, and now I'm over here at a wine tasting, or hang gliding, or ziplining, doing all these different things.
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Earlier that autumn, before Mao's portrait was removed from a history museum in Tiananmen Square, Mr. Liu photographed a skater gliding past a statue of Mao.
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Simply put, the 30 minutes of pigeons swooping, gliding, and turning in the air was easily one of the most hypnotizing sights I've seen this year.
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Angie Mar stood at her kitchen's narrow steel pass on a recent Saturday, gliding through a dinner rush that wouldn't let up until close to midnight.
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They greet her by placing a finger just below their ear, gliding it in an arc across the cheek and stopping just shy of the mouth.
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Shooting on 16-millimeter film, Mr. Palmason, gliding his camera through snowy woods, has an eye for compositions that rhyme chalk-covered faces and wintry vistas.
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The US Hang Gliding and Paragliding Association said two of its current or former members died from the sport in 2018 and seven died in 2017.
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That was a euphoric moment for many Ukrainians, some of whom could be seen celebrating with raised fists after gliding through immigration lanes in European airports.
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It opened with a troika of translucent horses lit up in white neon galloping across the night sky, gliding along invisible rails hung from the ceiling.
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Across "Verisimilitude," he creates a feeling that the parachute is tight and you're gliding — then the dream changes, you look up, and there's nothing above you.
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Gliding, slowly around the room with the youth, I heard that he was an architect and had studied with one of my father's well-known friends.
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Uriko may portray an image of calm and control when gliding swiftly through the baseball-watching crowd but beneath the terraces there is a whirlwind of action.
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Jordan Kasey's painted figures, lit with mysterious, colored light, have the monumentality of Picasso's Neo-classical period and are as ponderous as whales gliding through the ocean.
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Gliding is a form of flight that was associated with both dinosaurs and birds, but there's mounting evidence that both would flap their wings for flight, too.
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Ginobili, despite taking on the most peripheral role, is the one who is closest to where he should be, gliding along in a sort of venerable competency.
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Dancing with the Stars pro Witney Carson is accustomed to gliding across the ballroom, but now she knows what it feels like to walk down the aisle.
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You have to actively fight against that and to keep reminding yourself that gliding through life without experiencing failure is not what you want for your child.
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It's not clear if Anchiornis could actually fly, but given these physical features, it might have been capable of making considerable leaps and engaging in gliding behavior.
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Air traffic controllers at LaGuardia saw the plane clear the George Washington Bridge by less than 900 feet before gliding into the water about 3:31 p.m.
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Jones robbed Silfverberg with less than three minutes left in the second, gliding across the goal line to glove a one-timer from just outside the crease.
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Think Dr. Dre, NWA, Snoop... It's that effect of gliding smoothly and seamlessly up or down a musical interval without stopping on any of the discrete notes.
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The trailer already gives us a stunning sneak preview of tiny ants crawling out of sand, bats gliding through the dark, and monkeys leaping through the air.
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They swished and darted and soon struck a steady, gliding orbit over the plaza, a kind of dark and clotted halo, like barbed wire in the air.
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It was not until more than 100 million years later that bats, which use powered flight like birds, and more gliding mammals appeared, following the dinosaurs' demise.
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Feathers, museum researchers said, are one of the most useful skin coverings that ever evolved for insulation or mating display as well as gliding or powered flight.
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Gliding through the track backed by a band, Uzi gives a chilled-out account of himself for audiences who might not have been previously exposed to him.
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"In in full control, I'm not lost / Even when it's love, even when it's not," sings Lindsey Jordan, her strong, syrupy voice gliding over melodic, open riffs.
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Just two weeks ago, the United States and China seemed to be gliding toward a trade deal meant to resolve tensions between the world's two largest economies.
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Flight is the intuitive answer, but the first planar feathers were probably too primitive for flight or gliding, lacking the distinct asymmetry that makes birds' feathers aerodynamic.
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During my time with the Edge, the machine developed a bit of a squeak, however, a little WD-40 helped it get back to gliding along quietly.
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Watch his impressive and inspirational gliding talents as he hits the slopes in his adorable ski-wheelchair and refuses to be left of out the winter fun.
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Still, as the gliding camera keeps pace with this girl, a strange undercurrent disturbs the air, creating pinpricks of doubt about just how tranquil the scene is.
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If you're looking for a razor that leaves no hair behind while gliding smoothly over your curves, look no further than the Gillette Venus Extra Smooth Razor.
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He added that he'd started renting scooters that come with skids for gliding on snow but can also be fitted with bicycle wheels to use on dirt.
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Unagi is the first scooter that delivers that same gliding feeling of weightlessness and freedom but in a form-factor safe enough for most people to experience.
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When he tried to walk, his feet remained on the ground — as if there were a magnet holding them down — giving him an odd, shuffling, gliding gait.
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The long blade with a series of sharp teeth excels at neatly cutting through the exterior of crusty loaves and gliding through soft ones without crushing them.
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Three hundred feet in the air, a thermal camera attached to a BatHawk drone tracks their boat, a black sliver gliding up the luminous gray Shire River.
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Now, simply because Trump is paddling like mad under the surface while trying to look like he is effortlessly gliding on the surface doesn't make him guilty.
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It's incredibly soothing, gliding along this storied river, the wide ribbon of gray-green water flanked by tropics on the riverbanks and desert mountains in the distance.
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I was on a wing suit and there's not much wind because you're kind of gliding more than you are falling so it's easier to eat it.
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You don't have to get into detail; it doesn't matter whether you're hang gliding, attending a funeral or just taking a personal digital sabbatical — everybody is unreachable sometimes.
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FROM BEHIND the wheel of a self-driving electric Tesla model S, gliding amid the forests and fjords of Norway, the future of the planet looks pretty good.
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Back then she made a somewhat more dramatic entrance, gliding through the gossamer curtains of a penthouse hotel suite, draped in Grecian-style gown of the palest peach.
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Back when the concept was first announced, Musk promised that the Loop would utilize fully autonomous 245-passenger vehicles gliding along at speeds of 403 miles per hour.
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They're mammalian relatives, and, at 160 million years old, they could have taken to the skies tens of millions of years before the last oldest gliding mammalian ancestor.
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Having the scenes depopulated gives a sense that the viewer is the only one left awake, gliding through the landscape on a solo journey making their way home.
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The S Pen's tip has the perfect balance between gripping the tablet's screen when you want to touch something and gliding over it when you want to write.
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The Clintons felt that Barack Obama had presumptuously snatched what was rightfully hers in 2008, gliding past her with his pretty words to make history before she could.
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Such opulence distracts attention from the car's capability as a rugged off-roader, as adept at driving up a mountainside as gliding around the smartest part of town.
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The various specimens of green-alga strain CCCryo 101-99 grew new populations after gliding in low-Earth orbit for 450 days on the outside of the ISS.
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Journalists have hypothesized that Britney lost her physical talent after a 2004 knee injury, but she kept up with her hired help, gliding across the stage on cue.
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He designed and installed tile mosaics of his illustrations at the Berlin Aquarium, such as this portrait of a gliding pteranodon with Japanese-inspired flourishes in the background.
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The Fyre team was specific in the shots they wants: boats gliding through the water in a V-formation, models swimming underwater, and celebrities dancing around a bonfire.
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A closer look reveals that it's a 25-minute shot of water gliding across the bay, yet campus has buried the scene's natural beauty beneath pixelated, subpar resolution.
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Instead, Julian Niccolini and Alex von Bidder, who took ownership of the restaurant in the late 1990s, were gliding across the restaurant, greeting regulars and posing for photos.
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MEY Designs is a collaboration between Clapton and jewelry designers Yunus Ascott and Eliza Higginbottom, gliding onto the scene with an epic dragon necklace á la Daenerys Targaryen.
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A few things are instantly recognizable as being quintessential Star Trek: Brightly-coloured jumpsuits, the Starship Enterprise gliding through space, and dubious alien makeup all come to mind.
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They are not more beautiful than pelicans flying in formation, or great blue herons gliding over the lake, or vultures riding an air current high in the sky.
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With one hand on the railing and the other holding my hat to my head, I saw sea birds gliding overhead and moody clouds obscuring the island's peaks.
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Pros: Smooth gliding operation, ease of assembly, large size to accommodate tall peopleCons: Pricey and requires a bit of space (9 feet by 4 feet) but worth it
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Although it's compact and quiet, this hydraulic resistance rowing machine provides a big workout with a smooth-gliding padded seat and separate arms for a full-body workout.
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Wearing it, I got a taste of the kind of confidence that's suggested when you see those models gliding down the runway, beads glimmering in the midmorning sun.
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Dr. Godefroit said the dinosaur lacked webbed feet, so it is unlikely that it swam like a swan, gracefully gliding on the water's surface while feverishly paddling below.
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To do the workout on your own (Olajide has a few DVDs), all you need is an inexpensive jump rope, a resistance band and gliding discs—no weights required!
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There are retrofuturistic spaceships gliding across colorful skies, mysterious ancient weapons with the potential to enslave the universe, and Star-Lord in a leather jacket dancing to Hall & Oates.
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Specifically, the researchers noticed a build up of tissue around the elbow, called propatagium, in a thick configuration similar to modern gliding birds such as cormorants, albatrosses, and pelicans.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - So many Washingtonians are gliding the final few blocks of their commutes on motorized scooters that a new sharing program cannot keep up with rush-hour demand.
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The results are machines that look like gliding chess pieces, say a bishop with a tablet screen in place of a head in matte metallic blue or silver-white.
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The gliding strings, flowing woodwind, piano tinkles and acoustic strums marry perfectly with Gerwig's coming-of-age exploration of identity, adulthood and the particular intimacy of mother-daughter relationships.
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A ride that will take your breath away An American tourist in Switzerland had a near-death experience when he was not strapped in prior to going hang gliding.
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They were unrelated to today's four groups of gliding mammals: flying squirrels in North America and Asia; Africa's scaly-tailed gliders; Australia's marsupial sugar gliders; and Southeast Asia's colugos.
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The species — remarkable for its gliding behavior and the male's habit of letting tadpoles feed on its skin — was formally described in 2008 by a team led by Mendelson.
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Its imagery of cozy warmth and gliding ease had been concocted in defiance of a lethally dangerous environment where you were entirely dependent on protections devised by other humans.
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Just after Easter, on the first of a two-day trip, I found myself in central South Carolina in a canoe gliding down Cedar Creek in Congaree National Park.
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Gliding effortlessly across the grass she took charge of the match by breaking her 139th-ranked Slovakian's serve to love in the sixth game and was in control thereafter.
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"She developed the ballet-trained dancers into more soft movements with a gliding energy," Eva Tarp, a longtime friend who studied under her in the 1970s, said by email.
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A young, nubile ballerina named Matilda Kshesinskaya, gliding across the stage of St. Petersburg's storied Mariinsky Theater, briefly exposes her left breast when her white camisole leotard comes undone.
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On the group's 2014 album, Mr. Rainey turns in gliding cymbal work as the trumpeter Ralph Alessi and the saxophonist Ingrid Laubrock engage in constant, divisive and shrewd interplay.
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Once the car hit the highway, a blue button switched the car into a fully autonomous mode, gliding to a speed much steadier than one a human driver would maintain.
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Researchers also found that the Anchiornis had arms with patagia, a membrane that covers a limb and forms a wing—as with bats—that is necessary for gliding or flying.
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Her thick figures, lit with mysterious, colored light, have the monumentality of Picasso's Neo-classical period, without the earth tones, and are as ponderous as whales gliding through the ocean.
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I think people think it's easy because you get out there and glide across the dance floor, but there is a ton of exhausting work that goes into that gliding.
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Virgin Galactic Unveils New SpaceShipTwo, The VSS Unity Today's went to Mach 2.47 and got up to 170,800 feet, touching the Earth's mesosphere before gliding down to a soft landing.
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"You showed up to see me lose / but I overcome so you overcame," she sings on single "CRZY" (below), her voice gliding over a sparkling, luminous melody and laidback beat.
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We're talking about some of the most beautiful places on Earth, rendered in detail that is beyond real, with you gliding through them as if you're dangling from a drone.
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In either case, if you didn't want to be a social pariah in late 1990s Montreal, you learned how to look semi-decent while gliding around on a frozen surface.
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One recurring wide-angle shot in "The Wandering Earth", for example, shows the planet gliding through space on a pincushion of blue flame, its atmosphere trailing off into a vacuum.
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New technology debuted in a video by London, Ontario-based commercial driver William Liddiard shows his Toyota Echo gliding sideways thanks to omnidirectional tires that can roll inward upon themselves.
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They seek the thrill that comes from strapping on a pair of freshly waxed planks (or just one) and gliding down a mountain trail with controlled speed through carved turns.
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But what surprised us most is how understated these glamorous celebrities (and their pros) kept their look, even while gliding down the red carpet for the biggest night in Hollywood.
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And look, here she is gliding through the sky like an angel while singing her nautical death anthem "My Heart Will Go On." Who else has a nautical death anthem?
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"I worship you like holy days, lying on my back, seeing clouds and rays" she sings in "Bad Blood", her voice gliding over the rich layers of an electric organ.
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While knock knock is filled with guests from a wide variety of musical scenes, his take on their work is often rooted in the gliding, blunted sounds of classic rap.
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Sung primly and properly by McCartney, the verses weave their way around before gliding into the chorus, where Lennon's wryly enunciated backup vocals entwine neatly around McCartney's swooned high note.
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True to its title, a stickiness and softness and sensuality permeates the whole thing; the synths are warmer, the beats less clinical, her vocals easy, gliding and humming above them.
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Gliding around the stage in her muslin dress, she plays two women, almost simultaneously: the woman Loomis Todd is and the woman she has spent her life pretending to be.
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"Water," by Gabe Winns Ortiz, uses the feet in a light, subtle way, as sideways lingering steps that made it seem as if the dancers were gliding in a stream.
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As Mr. King, the retired boxing promoter, sought to explain how society unfairly categorizes African-Americans, he referred to a "dancing and sliding and gliding nigger," before quickly correcting himself.
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Preference varies from person to person, but if you don't know where to start, try upward licks, lifting from the base of the tongue and gliding upwards along the clitoris.
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Standout track "Night Body" is grounded by a deep disco bassline and electric guitars intertwined with Roleff's vocals, smooth and sultry, elegantly gliding from deep alto range to celestial soprano.
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Hyperloop One said the next phase of testing will target speeds up to 250 mph and feature the company's first passenger pod gliding through the Hyperloop over a greater distance.
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Over the past few years, shots taken by drone — steadily gliding images looking down at houses and cities and fields below — have become epidemic in documentary, no matter the subject.
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A visit on a recent weekday found a succession of Mercedes-Benzes and Lexuses gliding down the block, with a team of Latino workers tending to landscaping along the sidewalk.
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PARIS — The black Rolls-Royce Phantom cut through Parisian streets like a hammerhead shark, circling the Arc de Triomphe, gliding along the Seine and nosing past the Louvre's glass pyramid.
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I have naturally pretty straight hair, so this is more the price range I tend to shop — the Conair InfinitiPro costs $29.63 and still uses floating plates for easy gliding.
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He holds two engineering degrees, more than four hundred patents, and a world championship for high-altitude hang gliding (nearly thirty thousand feet above sea level, in an oxygen suit).
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A few feet away from where I hung, Cady Coleman, a former NASA astronaut with six months of spaceflight experience, took a nostalgic joyride, somersaulting and gliding like a pro.
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Congressional Memo WASHINGTON — Congressional Republicans, who craved unified control of the government to secure their aggressive conservative agenda, have instead found themselves on a legislative elliptical trainer, gliding toward nowhere.
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The 1983 crash landing of a Boeing 767 jet near Gimli, Manitoba, Canada, involved the pilot successfully "gliding" the plane to the ground because it had run out of fuel.
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McConaughey's looseness extends to his body language in both films, at times swaggering with a stoner's wobbliness, and at others gliding through his scenes with the fluid grace of Bruce Lee.
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The Megaformer, on the other hand, is built with two stable platforms in the front and back, plus a "gliding carriage" in the middle that moves back and forth, Byrnes says.
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"We're going to have a number of clips (to show the team later in the season) with our reloading and checking, checking with our legs, not gliding or reaching," he said.
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The soundtrack took me back to simpler days where every holiday season my mother, sister, and I would watch the scene with Brandy gliding around the dance floor with her prince.
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Supposedly, by using nearly real-time data analysis, Gaïa and the Anthropocene are evoked and visualized by the slowly gliding, ever-changing drawing, which at first glance resembles conventional screensaver software.
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Click here to view original GIFWithout a set of wings, you would assume that a helicopter couldn't safely land like a gliding plane can in the event of an engine failure.
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Setting the drone up for the first flight was as simple as connecting to the drone via password and gliding through a couple of minutes of instructional content in the app.
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Marquese "Nonstop" Scott, a dancer whose hyper-fast, gliding style has won him fame on YouTube, is taking to his talent up to a whole other level — or rather, 10 stories.
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As she has in the past, she'll continue to do damage control, smoothing rough edges but gliding above the actual politics and issues, all the while playing the well-appointed mouthpiece.
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No matter what style of rocking chair you prefer, the versatile Baby Relax Mikayla Swivel Gliding Recliner fulfills your needs, with a glider, recliner, and swivel chair all wrapped into one.
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Gliding down the middle of an aisle at a leisurely pace, it can recognize bar codes on shelves, and it uses a laser to detect which items are out of stock.
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He became skilled enough at gliding that he performed, uninvited, at the halftime show of a football game, mounting a two-stroke engine on his kite and flying around the stadium.
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While the track's title ostensibly refers to the Republican candidate for the President of the United States, Donald Trump, the gliding vocal by London artist Roses Gabor refrains from vitriolic caricature.
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In our preview we talked about limiting the number of exchanges because Namajunas is excellent at gliding away and returning with a crisp counter, but tends to suffer in longer exchanges.
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"I want us to have a serious relationship with the E.U.," he said, gliding past the in-or-out question that has consumed Britons for the better part of three years.
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"We think the Chinese will come," said Albert Rabuyev, principal of the Itum-Kale village middle school, gazing at the chairs of the new lift gliding up and down the mountain.
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Twenty-one dancers from It's Showtime NYC, a program that supports the professional development of subway dancers, each had moments to shine, breaking out backflips, handstands, gliding footwork and spidery contortions.
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He has grown from brash childhood icon, with all the fame that Kim just boarded into, to elder statesman of a sport — a movement, really — now gliding into its next generation.
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His pitched-up falsetto, gliding through the song's "mutating, colorful chords," make listening to "Earfquake" feel like a surrealist experience (in Tyler's own words, the harmonies sound "like a cloud melting").
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He shares old illustrations of Ohlone men, gliding along the water in long, sporty boats made of reeds, that show off the bay as it was before colonization — lush and nurtured.
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He shares old illustrations of Ohlone men, gliding along the water in long, sporty boats made of reeds, that show off the bay as it was before colonization — lush and nurtured.
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"Every little crack in the ice seemed to be enough/To make you think you might go under," Sarah Harmer sings, with her voice gliding nearly unsupported above drums and bass.
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HANGZHOU, China, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Gliding silently through Alibaba Group Holding Ltd's futuristic "FlyZoo" hotel, black disc-shaped robots about a metre in height deliver food and drop off fresh towels.
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In her work, she draws on her cultural background to provide a framework for movement exploration; "Presence" investigates the energetic pathways and shapes of a black body gliding across the ice.
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