On Thanksgiving dinner tables across America, chances are there'll be platters of perfect, glistening garnet rounds, the ridges from the can still visible along their perfect, glistening garnet sides.
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You and your lover lay atop a glistening virginal shore.
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But some tweets — some rare, glistening tweets — are pretty good.
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The smooth "U" had curves and somewhat sexy glistening gradients.
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By Thursday morning, the streets were glistening with black mud.
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Look in another and you'll see the city's glistening skyline.
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His pearly whites are just as glistening as the snow.
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Chrissy stood up and grasped Brown's hand, her eyes glistening.
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Bobby's face is round and red, glistening in the light.
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We wander past glistening grapes, eventually spying a huge lavender bush.
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The Falcon Heavy towered over us, glistening in the Florida sun.
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THE YOUNG Israeli diplomat was visibly flustered, tie askew, forehead glistening.
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"We prioritize," said Pearce, who was sweaty but somehow still glistening.
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Every single scene pops, glistening with neon starlight or tangerine sun.
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They're glistening like he's had some kind of new age pedicure.
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Never knew fent was supposed to be such beautiful, glistening crystals.
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A gorgeous cat eye moment, which she teamed with glistening skin.
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Hornacek takes over a franchise whose future is far from glistening.
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Kahng plays the solo parts with lustrous tone and glistening facility.
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The six-track project pairs emotional themes with glistening trap beats.
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They were polishing the glistening Hub while its true benefactors slept.
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In some countries, it has been a glistening source of graft.
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The glistening chrome of three pointy ARIA Awards catches my eye.
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Why would anyone want to make a glistening ball of dirt?
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On the floor in the back, the baby's glistening head is showing.
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The fat pooled at the very bottom, glistening under the fluorescent lights.
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True to form, she immediately began sharing glistening pearls of glamorous wisdom.
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Dubai screams extravagance with towering skyscrapers, lavish shopping and glistening sand dunes.
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It's eerie, slow, and beautiful—a quiet sport of ascending glistening chandeliers.
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An envelope of mirrored stainless steel will give it a glistening veneer.
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By the end of their training session both were glistening with sweat.
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Vendors hock skinned hares, while seafood stalls display glistening fish and shrimp.
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In the back, the room opens directly onto a glistening white kitchen.
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Ever more lavish as the dusk descends This glistening illuminates the air.
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She places a big spoon of the glistening soft cheese on top.
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What's more, the glistening, ombré jar is almost too cute to stow away.
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The result is a glistening glow that was once only achievable post-workout.
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"This is a well-rehearsed operation," he laughs, his bright, magnetic eyes glistening.
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The 2000,000 square foot house's orange exterior shines bright against glistening blue mountains.
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The skin should be smooth and glistening, free of blemishes or brown spots.
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It concludes with a shot of the glistening new 1 World Trade Center.
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I am on the South Bank and the sun is glistening behind me.
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In other parts of the city, millionaires live in mansions with glistening pools.
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They were covered with large insects that moved crablike across the glistening stone.
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Glistening and opulent as it may be now, it has a long history.
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He joined us just before we put the glistening turkey on the table.
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This leaves the cake toast-brown and glistening, a marvelous moist yellow within.
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In between, a glistening gunpowder blue body stretches up to four feet long.
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His large head is even more alien, shaved bald and glistening with sweat.
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Szpakowski is a middle-aged, barrel-chested man, with a glistening bald head.
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CHARLIE PUTH "Attention" (Atlantic) Mean, low, greasy, desperate and yet somehow glistening. 219.
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There are gigantic, alien flowers that tremble with the weight of glistening glass bottles.
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He'd preserve the blood in plexiglass and UV resin to create glistening, mesmerizing sculptures.
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In this city of glistening wealth, they lack a permanent place to call home.
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If Battlefield V is a glistening statue, Post Scriptum is a pile of rocks.
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There's something undeniably dreamy about pink branches decorated with gold ornaments and glistening tinsel.
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We walk through stacks of king trumpet and glistening nameko clusters ready for harvest.
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Instead, it's a hearty helping of hazelnut spread sandwiched between two glistening buns. Sweet!
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He watched carefully as a counterman weaved his blade through some glistening orange Nova.
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The saxophone keens its melody to the sky, glistening with grandiose pain and awareness.
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Kim marched through, sweat glistening on his face, and did not utter a word.
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Fierce winds and snow blasted off the green paint, leaving it glistening and silver.
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So did a pile of glistening Gala apples, and neat lines of Red Delicious.
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They giggled as they watched him perform in a skimpy Speedo, glistening with oil.
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Surging waves, churning foam, seductively glistening bodies — the surf movie "Breath" has them all.
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The salo was a challenge: two rows of the glistening slices on the plate.
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The cuttlefish hovers in the aquarium, its fins rippling and large, limpid eyes glistening.
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The infinity pool in the back seems to spill into the glistening waterway beyond.
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At the end, a series of glistening Smokings, sequined and beaded, finished it off.
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When President Obama addressed the DNC on Wednesday night, I watched with glistening eyes.
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I had grown up fantasizing about Christmas up north being glistening and snow-laden.
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The Iraq war was just underway, a glistening new front in our holy wars.
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There's no caramelization, no glistening black at the edges, no siren song of sizzling.
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Would the Field's glistening From Here We Go Sublime exist without the works of GAS?
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Goulding stepped out wearing a glistening round-shaped diamond, set on a gorgeous pavé band.
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People will do a double take and be like, Wait, are you glistening right now?
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To the north, the windows of Uber's glistening new headquarters glimmer a strange smokey orange.
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"I kind of feel like everyone is my child," he told me, his eyes glistening.
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Beads of sweat glistening in golden light drip with the romance of a lazy summer.
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But the album never feels punishing; its grimmest moments are counterbalanced with glistening, kaleidoscopic pop.
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Environments are crammed with details: crumbling walls, rusting machinery, lush vegetation, and oozing, glistening tentacles.
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A glistening Pau takes a selfie in front of an ancient crypt in his hometown.
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Forcing them open revealed glistening masses of flesh, some nearly the size of fried eggs.
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He wiped a glistening brown fingertip on his jeans and screwed the lid back on.
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He is a language glistening between the masts, he is the knight of strange words.
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According to National Geographic, "the government has transformed 14th-century ruins into glistening, pristine palaces."
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In restaurants he ordered without asking—steak tartare, dollop of yolk glistening in raw meat.
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A look at this glistening blue blob floating through the cosmos could give that impression.
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The rotini spirals seemed perfectly designed to retain the thick, oozing, and glistening orange cheese.
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The spring/summer catwalks showed off everything from sunny yellow nails to glistening metallic shades.
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The camera gets right up in everyone's glistening face, like something out of cinéma vérité.
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Tension is telegraphed by a pristine mixture of yawning low instruments and eerie high glistening.
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There are also close, glistening photos of their home-cooked nightly dinners (kissy face #shesakeeper).
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The glistening flotsam of thousands of plastic bottles caught in fishnets stretched above our heads.
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Serve with potato salad, coleslaw or both, and a platter of glistening watermelon for dessert.
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Walt Disney Concert Hall, the glistening, now acclaimed Frank Gehry building, was almost never built.
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Many flaunt dazzling diamonds the size of golf balls, glistening on ears, wrists and throats.
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The only cracks it allows in its polished, glistening, purring, scented spaces are fake ones.
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These huge glistening rocks of candy, once licked, sparkle just like any ruby or diamond would.
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There are vicious gazes, vicious sounds, vicious murders and even a vicious boil, glistening with poison.
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This glistening bivalve might seem a bit obvious or graphic at first, but hear me out.
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In this visual, we proudly get our points across with glistening skin surrounded with beautiful colors.
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Sugar Shack's new Butterbeer doughnuts are a sweet sight for Potterheads, with their glistening vanilla glaze.
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One of her most eye-popping looks is a glistening, sheer, long-sleeve, mock neck bodysuit.
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Photographs of the event showed her stepping onstage through a glistening projection of her younger self.
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A slab of meat slowly rotates on a shawarma spit, the fat glistening in the sun.
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She gripped a glistening whole duck by the neck, its limp head slumped over her fingers.
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All the work has been completed, and these great cultural institutions are now glistening like jewels.
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A fresh, glistening loaf of bread, wafted close to the camera with an accompanying '50s jingle.
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Suddenly, excitement rippled through the room: Busta Rhymes had materialized, his neck draped in glistening stones.
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The chorus's hypnotic incantations have the undergirding of a glistening orchestral landscape, sometimes swaying, sometimes blooming.
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We hear desperation, disappointment, acceptance and nonchalance, all melted and blended into one glistening pop song.
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She could imagine a krane hanging there, armaments glistening in the sun like strange sex organs.
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After the show, we rode along the Embarcadero under the glistening lights of the Bay Bridge.
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" Minnie's kitchen is "vast, suburban-size," glistening "like an operating theater with menacing, hyper-clean appliances.
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A glistening, golden pillow of syrupy apples fell into place over the flaky rye flour crust.
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It always struck me as a brace of brilliant sentences glistening inside of an inert novel.
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She sang the soaring melody as the orchestra backed her with swaying strings and glistening percussion.
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First folds, and then things were glistening and pulsing and I was up, up, and away.
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A server glided past Minnillo to place some glistening wafer sandwiches on the white-clothed table.
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Many of Apple's employees moved into a glistening new $5 billion glass headquarters in Cupertino, Calif.
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Akyol is a "glistening seductive intricately poised richly Turkish chanteuse," Iggy Pop said in an email.
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What do you think or feel when you stare into glistening lights in the night's sky?
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Glistening cuts of Isfjord cod and roe were nestled atop beds of lichen and ptarmigan feathers.
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As one longtime resident suggested, the device is simply too morbid—a glistening coffin from the future.
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The woman who serves me seems amused as I furtively photograph the glistening plates of golden pastry.
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It got to Coulter too when he gazed into the glistening eyes of the stoic Diana Ware.
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It may not make for the stuff of glistening cinema, but it strikes an affectingly melancholy chord.
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The helmet is undeniably beautiful, a glistening orb of woven carbon fiber with a computer hidden underneath.
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From glistening eyelids to dewy complexions to light-catching Cupid's bows, the enduring highlighter hype is real.
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Standing before me was my roommate, wearing only a skimpy pair of shorts and glistening with sweat.
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The star attraction was a glistening 200kg tuna, sold to a sushi restaurant chain for ¥14m ($118,000).
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That's certainly not the glistening butt crack I'd want to see if I wanted to see one.
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Imagine cutting into it, watching the glistening shards of burnished pastry shatter as they meet your knife.
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His previous videos show him hanging off the edge of glistening skyscrapers supported by just his hands.
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Even mediocre figs turn into glistening, jammy puddles after a brief stint in a very hot oven.
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The sun was glistening off the buildings on the San Francisco skyline against a brilliant blue sky.
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Lingering, glistening, yet suddenly surging, it has its American premiere on Monday at Tanglewood in Lenox, Mass.
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I make the one drive the other around and around the glistening night streets of our town
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Lange sang and hummed along, his vocals a quavering texture floating above glistening guitars and gurgling synthesizers.
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The ROYGBIV-inspired product — appropriately named PRISM — has mesmerized everyone with its colorful, magical, and glistening abilities.
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Based on her Snapchats, there are decorated swan floats, glistening infinity pools, and the booze is flowing.
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The birds twist and sway in place from the heat of the fire, golden-skinned and glistening.
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Then the rehearsal pianist, Jacek Mysinski, began to play the first glistening notes of the Glazunov score.
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His bleached blond frosted tips are glistening; his garish gold metal jewelry twinkles beneath the fluorescent lights.
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More than 100 of his precise, systematic daguerreotypes are here, their silver surfaces glistening under pin lights.
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From there, we got a stunning view of the glistening, grassy highlands and snow-capped Mount Ararat.
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The chief pointed to a minor network of blue veins at one edge of the glistening organ.
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At the fishmonger, look for firm, shiny, glistening specimens, and ask to have them cleaned and scaled.
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At night, the buildings&apos lights shine against a dark sky next to the glistening Bay Bridge.
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If you can't, make fish tacos with whatever local wild white fish looks most glistening and pearlescent.
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The house has a large glistening pool, but it's too cold to swim in it right now.
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It had the same glistening bald patches, the same cantaloupe-size tumor hanging down between its haunches.
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Bittersweet nightshade is actually a tomato relative, and grows glistening, deep red berries any tomato would envy.
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Cook the pork under the broiler, tossing it around a couple times until it's crisp and glistening.
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His pink heart-shaped lips frame the thick glistening ribbons of amber vomit waterfalling from his mouth.
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Whooshing, glistening, buzzing, gushing keyboard hooks glide alongside chipmunky pitch-corrected vocals, bliss point after bliss point.
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They resembled a rolling band of big-pawed snowmen, their glistening coats offset by black eyes and snouts.
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Glistening bulbous vessels of color stretching 40 feet into the sky against magenta flora and lush green foliage.
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Michael Jordan's eyes were glistening as Barack Obama listed his accomplishments and influences Tuesday at the White House.
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In "Giraffe Birth" (2017), spittle drips from a newborn's snout, barely poking through a red, glistening amniotic sac.
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When I attended the fair on September 2, wherever you looked, there was a glistening, golden-brown snack.
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Sequins dominated the 108-look collection, with a kaleidoscope of color glistening down the catwalk — '80s hedonism indeed.
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Underwood teamed the look with a pair of glistening chandeliers and parted her wavy bob to the side.
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Ah, there's nothing like the green, green grass of a freshly groomed fairway glistening in the morning dew.
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Exhibit A: a shiny (literally) waxwork unveiled at Madame Tussauds in London depicting the Bieb's glistening, shirtless corpus.
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He had a glistening face with a trimmed beard and he sported a big smile. Six-foot-something.
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I paid 210 dollars for a half duck that was covered in crispy skin, glistening and deep brown.
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Our shared values – faith, family, hard work – are embossed on the glistening brows of farmers across the nation.
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A tan, toned woman adorned its box appearing mid orgasm, her ample rack glistening with cis hetero desirability.
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The glistening ice on top of piles of snow were everywhere and sparkling in the late morning sunshine.
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In Scene 1, the Woman, in a glistening white robe, is in the midst of a rapturous dream.
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The glistening ice fields for which Glacier National Park is named are retreating higher into their alpine valleys.
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I saw a young woman playing, sweat glistening on her cheeks, farmer's tan visible on her muscular legs.
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"All of the care you've given me came out in that solo," he said, his eyes now glistening.
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Keep Near is a glistening, energetic continuation of what Robert Smith so eloquently popularized in the late 1970s.
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His skin was bronzed and glistening, his chest hairless, his expression opaque: stern, wary, perhaps a little confrontational.
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Slowly cooked in beet juice, a whole beet takes on the glistening ruby intensity of raw bluefin tuna.
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Slowly cooked in beet juice, a whole beet takes on the glistening ruby intensity of raw bluefin tuna.
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But these glistening gems are just ice chunks, spit out by the river and tumbled by ocean waves.
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And for the caviar substitute, add delicate pinky-orange trout roe, glistening like pearls, and used in abundance.
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Those glistening letters, hanging around our necks, are part of our search to define and discover our identities.
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There is something incredibly naughty and extremely polite about the white touches of paint "glistening" on her lower lip.
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They deposit the glistening sludge, mixed with tall grasses, on their side of the channel, forming a neat ridge.
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In Doylestown, I met a well-dressed woman wearing a silver elephant lapel pin, glistening in the November sun.
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We power our way along Polar Bear Point among glistening, 6-foot-thick ice caps and sunning ringed seals.
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In typically Hauschildtian fashion, Steve's remix of "Holding a Cloud" is a glistening, glowing, otherworldly thing of profound beauty.
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Donning a glistening sheer gown, Bey, along with the talented trio, sang the twangy track "Daddy Lessons" from Lemonade.
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This is chamber music for the revolution, all sinewy melodies and delicate notes and glistening rainfall and darkened corners.
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For years Mr Deng had received tributes in local media for turning farmland into glistening conference centres and hotels.
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I ordered an ice kacang with ice cream, all the while dabbing the sweat from my generously glistening forehead.
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Some resemble slender wire mesh, glistening with variegated sections; others, the gnarled, knitted surfaces of wall-to-wall carpeting.
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Glistening ravioli del plin, a traditional meat-stuffed Piedmontese pasta, were instead filled with buttery snails and berbere spices.
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The beach was teeming with glistening brown bodies; towels rotated toward the ultraviolet light like a field of sunflowers.
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My daughter and I butter our hands and form the mix into 32 glistening dark balls and one worm.
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And of course, chief among those sandwiches is the glistening jewel in Nola's doughy sandwich crown: the Po' Boy.
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While Carmen perishes, we watch Rose rise out of her extinguished body, like something glistening, like a star. ♦
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"It just opened an hour ago, madam," a staff member in her glistening gold foil uniform explained rather nicely.
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"He was taken by the water as we ran from our home," she said, tears glistening on her cheek.
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Barracudas, Mustangs and Thunderbirds in glistening paint jobs sat displayed with their hoods open to show off spotless engines.
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Sonja's Copenhagen is a world of "glistening shoals of bikes," proud xenophobia, of stifled sadness and stifling social conformity.
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A heaping plate of cuttlefish fritters, glistening with oil, arrived with the first glass of wine, a Spanish rosé.
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The bus was slaloming along a narrow road, the glistening expanse of the Irish Sea to our starboard side.
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Philippe's official entry to society looked as grand as her glistening gold gown, which was designed by Giambattisa Valli.
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Set against a backdrop of glistening Venetian waters and storied musical venues, the show confirms that Venice is basically #vacationgoals.
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The video is directed by Nikeisha Andersson and features a lotta booze flowing and owl chains glistening in the light.
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One whole floor of the New Finance Building, a glistening complex, has been converted into "escape rooms" for adventure games.
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As evidenced by the tweet—a magnificent black and white photo of a glistening American Airlines jet—this plane fucks.
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Another photo from that same year has him dressed as a woman, with glistening lips and a shawl of fur.
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Not because of his beard and flowing hair, which made him look like a well-moisturized pirate with glistening skin.
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She paired it with magic-looking boots that appeared to be made out of a glistening, chainmail sort of material.
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Italian architect Stefano Boeri has a plan to steer the world away from glistening glass skyscrapers: Cover them with trees.
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Glowing, patterned lines adorn every inch of human bodies, creating the appearance of a mysterious language glistening on their skin.
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I sat at my desk shielding my eyes from the glistening doughnuts white eating my fresh fruit and protein shake.
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Even with the slightly muddy PSVR display, the view is glorious: thundering waterfalls, glistening rock formations, and dozens of bats.
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"This is very dangerous, this situation here," he said, surveying a glistening pile of dozens more bottles at his feet.
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The dimly-lit kitchen is also where we see our first sharp object of the episode: a long, glistening knife.
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The patient's eyelids have been stretched back with a metal clamp, so his eyeball bulges out of glistening pink tissue.
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"Expect sweeping oceanfront views through its glistening glass façade, an Oriental design motif, pan-Asian cuisine, and an elegant poolscape."
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Outside the hospital, you can see birds jumping on tree branches and the drops of dew glistening on the grass.
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"It's like a jewelry accessory for your fingertips, drawing attention to your nail and glistening in any light," Langston said.
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Franklin lay in a glistening golden casket before thousands including dignitaries, contemporaries, and fans from her adopted hometown and beyond.
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Vargas revives the cake in the oven before it's ready to eat, transforming the firm blocks into supple, glistening squares.
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They brought high-speed cameras to study the caves' stalagmites, many of which were milky white and glistening with moisture.
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That project involves removing more than 500 seats from the auditorium and disappearing Richard Lippold's glistening "Orpheus and Apollo" sculpture.
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Even its glistening ingredient — crushed pearls — made a clever allusion to the earthy treasures — stones, shells — that so delighted Moore.
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The performance of "Swan Lake," some 40 minutes of excerpts, was full of dancing grace, soaring lyricism and glistening color.
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While my teammates ran around, glistening in their silky, deep green jerseys, I hobbled around in an ugly, algae green one.
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Among the glistening dunes of New Mexico's White Sands National Monument, scientists have been taken aback by the discovery of footprints.
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But if anyone goes back and rewatches episode itself to find the fluke, all they'll see is a glistening golden hand.
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You can't go wrong with a glistening winged liner look, which adds a touch of cheer without going over-the-top.
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Amid all of the thick meat fumes emanating from the charcoal grills are glistening bottles of wine at almost every table.
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The White Sands National Monument is the world's largest gypsum sand dune field, encompassing 275 square miles of glistening white sands.
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When we get behind the wheel, we're like those feral, bosomy monsters in a Hammer horror film, licking our glistening fangs.
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That first taste of a glistening, vaguely sexual, seawatery oyster on a fishing boat in France, at 12, was an initiation.
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Additionally, the collection includes a plush pram decoration ($20) with "glistening threads and delicate pearl detail," according to the official website.
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It's perhaps fitting that a glistening rack of ribs or platter of skewered shrimp take center stage at a backyard barbecue.
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Rocky's opponent, the evil Russian Ivan Drago, in his glistening, mechanical, cold, robotic perfection was the embodiment of the cool kids.
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So in 1945, Ford shuttered his once glistening prospective project and sold the land back to the Brazilian government for $250,000.
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In "Self Portrait," silver tiles are gingerly positioned next to burnt-black and glistening tiles of acrylic that recall volcanic rock.
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For her gold eye shadow look, Ono applied the Mocha and Espresso Match Stix, before applying glistening Rum and Blonde shades.
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They're also perfectly suited for the devil himself, boasting glistening flesh, unblinking eyeballs, drooling tongues, and all manner of misshapen teeth.
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City Kitchen At the Pike Place Market in Seattle, it's the glistening, freshly caught salmon piled high that you'll notice first.
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In the wake of tragedy, you can't conveniently hang the L.G.B.T. community on the tree of life as a glistening ornament.
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Water cannons created a glistening arch that the plane taxied through, and a red carpet was rolled out for the players.
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Just at the end of the show, as everyone was preparing to leave, it started to snow — a glistening, soft snow.
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But a gorgeous mix of well-seasoned vegetables and al dente pasta that's glistening with good olive oil, citrus and herbs?
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When Walker Loats, bored inmate number 1439, plucks it glistening from her spoon, she doesn't realize that she's found some company.
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Her snow-white kernels were impeccably crunchy, glistening with fat and seasoned with just enough salt to stick to my fingers.
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This is Mr. Akinmusire's most absorbing work since "When the Heart Emerges Glistening," from 2011, a contemporary classic by his quintet.
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It's more refined, almost like banquet food: delicate, supersoft flounder set alongside pillows of tofu, in a glistening wine-dark sauce.
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The ultrasound technician places the wand on my daughter's lower abdomen and moves it slowly across taut skin glistening with gel.
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Thick, deep-garnet orange slices glistening with sugar glaze were layered on a plate and strewn with leaves of crystallized mint.
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Indeed, not every town is welcoming an influx of "shoobies" or "bennies" — pejorative terms for day trippers — to their glistening shores.
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When I stepped off the plane in Srinagar, Kashmir's biggest city, the mountains looked heartbreakingly beautiful, with snow glistening on top.
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Singapore's streets are glistening clean, its parks and beaches mostly free from the trash that plagues neighboring countries like Malaysia and Indonesia.
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Gomez stood out in a yellow one-shoulder Calvin Klein gown which she accessorized with the designer brand's glistening crystal-embellished sandals.
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Songs like "Pretty Baby" in which Vanessa Carlton's voice sounds like full fat cream being poured onto a tin of glistening peaches.
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They impress the ears as well; the British audio company's newest bookshelf speakers pump out up to 200 watts of glistening audio.
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And then, as the media tends to do, the focus moved to other, more glistening controversies, without doing Allen's career substantial damage.
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These glistening temples of consumption buff Apple's image, and help customers get their iPhones fixed or figure out which Mac to buy.
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Mirror's Edge Catalyst is set an unknown number of years into the future, in a glistening metropolis dubbed the City of Glass.
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Add the soy sauce and liquid smoke and cook until even more crispy, glistening and slightly blackened, about 2 minutes longer. 2.
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Through the window, she saw that the water had drained from the lake, leaving a sprawling mud pit, glistening with bluegills' bodies.
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There was a sheet pan filled with cherry tomatoes, glistening with olive oil, dusted in lime zest, showered in salt and pepper.
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Perhaps that's why he released it under the moniker Danny Sunshine, with artwork showing a bright, glistening blue pool—because he knows.
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It's as stretchy and pliant as Neapolitan pizza dough, its surface similarly taut and golden brown, glistening ever so slightly with oil.
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Then there is sauerkraut, tucked into two tightly wound spring rolls, darkly bronzed and glistening, giving no hint of their unorthodox interior.
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I left with that mushy-headed feeling that I used to have after a good, sweaty class, but I wasn't even glistening.
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Ahead, I present to you 17 editor-tested products that will leave you glistening like Edward Cullen, without the whole vampire thing.
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At first, glistening shots present what appears to be a singing gondolier in Venice, dressed in a striped shirt and straw hat.
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The black mini-sub leaves a delicate, glistening bubble trail underwater as it moves slowly into shallower waters at about 4 knots.
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The best way to eat fried chicken is with your hands, but Nashville hot chicken leaves the fingertips glistening with red residue.
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On an empty roadway, a group of 212-foot piles of snow sat glistening in the sun, protected by police-style barricades.
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It laid you down, kissed you softly on your shiny forehead (glistening with anticipation sweat), and gave you some sweet, gentle loving.
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In the parking lot, behind razor wire, was the set for Pop's Chock'lit Shoppe, with real cakes glistening in the display case.
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We strolled across the street onto the beach, the moon glistening off the ocean, the waves rolling in hypnotically, soothing our senses.
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The gnarled oyster once served in such joints now sits up like a gem on glistening, perfectly lit platters of crushed ice.
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Although the bun is golden, it's not crowned with the kind of glistening, gooey caramelization we're accustomed to seeing on American buns.
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"The exterior windows are, of course, gilded in glistening 24-carat gold," the booking app HotelTonight said, offering a rate of $101.
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Recent Hollywood movies like "Moana" and "Finding Dory" display glistening waves, plump raindrops and churning ocean depths with gaudy trade-show flash.
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This time three immaculate half shells arrived on a smoldering bed of hot rocks, their glistening flesh bubbling in butter and oregano.
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Bunkers at other high-end golf courses are placed like majestic jewels and are filled with fluffy, glistening, almost snow-colored sand.
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And then there is that glistening dark brown skin of the antique that C. keeps on the table in the living room.
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The trail opens up into a glistening (and cold) Taggart lake, offering a clear reflection of the Grand Tetons on the water.
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The wild-tuna sashimi—a glistening, garnet dinner special, served alongside fermented yuzu zest spiked with chili pepper—is the ultimate revelation.
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You visit Spoon & Pork for patita — the glistening fried pork shank — or for adobo pork belly on pressed rice, served like nigiri.
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It is thrilling to see a field of glistening panels absorbing the sun's energy or a vast turbine twirling above the ocean.
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The artist dismantled all the fluorescent ceiling lights in the gallery and redirected the energy to course through glistening copper heating circuits.
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The portions we order are enormous and topped with glistening rings of snowy squid and prawns that could double as teenage lobsters.
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Scrolls painted with rainbow, hieroglyph-like messages unfurled next to star-dotted paintings of black circles and squiggly cutouts of glistening, holographic paper.
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Their glistening veneers light up the room better than the neon sign on the wall of a cactus wearing a ten-gallon hat.
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If you were a strategist or a creative, swagger came with the job, along with corporate Uber and free lunches of glistening sushi.
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On magazine covers, Stefani was glossed up and put together; while performing, however, she became a frenetic, electric, sweat-glistening version of herself.
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It's perhaps the most common form of fried rice there is: a confetti of glistening grains, chunks of egg, ham, peas, and shrimp.
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The surging Lumber River cut a glistening path across Interstate 95, shutting down a section of the main highway along the East Coast.
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Image: WikimediaFor the first time, researchers have peered thousands of meters beneath Greenland's glistening surface to map the bottom of the ice sheet.
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The hip-hop star previously teased his first album on Instagram with videos of the glistening disc that's featured in his cover art.
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Comprised of a pair of six-panel screens, the painting features glistening waves crashing into multicolored rocks, all set against a golden background.
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Robert F. Kennedy with wet, glistening lips — with many declaring that drool appeared to be coming out of the corner of his mouth.
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"I literally started using the app five days ago during Milan Fashion Week once I had seen someone's glistening video," Atwood told Refinery29.
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The pig leers up at me with its sunken sockets from the flames, looking for all the world like some great, glistening hellbeast.
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Almost exactly one year ago, the world was introduced to that glistening blob of mineral water and agar known as the Raindrop Cake.
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By contrast, The Shallows featured numerous close-ups of Lively's glistening butt, bobbing out of the water like two buoys on a surfboard.
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But now the glistening dish is leaving Taipei to make its North American debut in a city that celebrates Chinese cuisine: San Francisco.
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In the window of the Abou Arabi Haider Damascene Gourmet Sweets shop sat an intricately terraced mountain of baklava, glistening in syrupy sweat.
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He's RippedOne particular image that stands out among his collection is a shirtless, ab-glistening photo taken in a picturesque waterfall in Oregon.
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You could see the city's swagger in the reflections from Jack Nicholson's sunglasses, Pat Riley's shiny slicked-back hair, Shaquille O'Neal's glistening pate.
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And if you desire glistening digital instrument clusters and tricked-out driver-assist features, please shell out for those options and be happy.
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One night, with a packed house, Mr. Petitta emerged with a splendid porchetta, glistening with fat, and placed it under glowing heat lamps.
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And she's obviously grilling them like a pro, because you can practically taste them just by looking at the glistening golden brown crusts.
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Every now and then, though, a glistening sweep of harp would cut through the dirge, sounding the possibility of glory in the wreckage.
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It will be the year in which the smaller, more beautiful creations became lost, like tiny rubies in a sea of glistening diamonds.
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He trained all year long with a few other novices, like that glistening Tongan flag bearer, and miraculously qualified for the 2018 games.
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Canvas takes in everything from fluttering jazz, dreamy downtempo excursions, lo-fi funk, and glistening electronica custom built for this time of year.
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Last summer the girls, glistening like new, were returned to their original home — which now overlooks the parking lot of a nursing home.
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Chilly glistening keyboards and echoey, rumbling drum machines integrate smoothly into an album that aims for mild sensuality while concealing deeper pangs underneath.
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In the video, Ms. Gill zoomed in on a six-foot-long, stiff, glistening dolphin carcass, its mouth frozen into a toothy smile.
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With its glistening dome and twin minarets topped with golden baubles, the mosque of the mayor's clan appeared to be winning so far.
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But once it's cut, the tart reveals a magenta stripe of simmered plums in each slice — fragrant with cinnamon and glistening with honey.
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The characteristic Trifonov effect is a rapid, glistening flurry of notes that hardly seems to involve the mechanical action of hammers and strings.
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On Thursday, archaeologists and residents watched as a hydraulic excavator lifted the statue's broken crown, glistening with water and mud, from the ground.
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CreditCreditMax Whittaker for The New York Times The mountain rises glistening from an encasement of glaciers in the far reaches of the Karakoram.
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But they still have a sensational color and the beginning of that alchemy when a plain orange starts to become a glistening orb.
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The visitors chase glistening stars through platforms, smash blocks with their fists, and never once fall off a cliff and lose a life.
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The filmy white garb, the glistening avocado, the melting calla lilies — all arrayed in Edenic plenitude — add up to an alluring, sensory glamour.
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Glistening Thrills captures hanging mobiles made out of reflective and holographic bags from a gift shop as they twirl their way to ecstasy.
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He's also deft at musical character sketches: a growling Mussorgsky-like aria for a Russian character, a glistening Impressionist air for a Frenchman.
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GANZ "The Creator Has a Master Plan" is spiritual jazz's signature piece, a glistening two-chord chant that's like a warm aloe cleanse.
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By the end of every class, I've left a small puddle of glistening sweat beneath my bike and my shirt is soaked through.
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Styles sang some of his hits, he sang some of other people's hits, and he changed into various outfits — including a glistening "nippley" top.
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Then simply work each dollop of product into the skin using the aforementioned Q-tip and two short hours later you'll be positively glistening.
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But those scents of cardamom and cinnamon, those trays of glistening candied fruits, recalled the markets in Damascus, as Mr Ghraoui had also insisted.
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Its architect was a gilded lothario with a linebacker build and glistening jheri curl, a South Central-bred 21-year-old born Greg Broussard.
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From Jessica Biel's glistening gold KaufmanFranco dress to her extravagant Tiffany & Co. necklace at Sunday night's Oscars, she nearly looked like an actual Oscar.
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I couldn't help but sneak a couple peeks at J.Lo, who never had a hair out of place and was glistening like a goddess.
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Bystanders catch their reflections in the "glistening crust" of a deli's fresh danish; other strips include close-ups, bird's-eye views, and medium shots.
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"The color gold causes the eye to move because of the glistening and seemingly moveable surface, similar to the way water moves," Eiseman said.
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But Mr. Perla tends to wrap his more inventive moments in large amounts of soft padding, with glistening strings and chiffony ribbons of flute.
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The broadcast of the documentary was followed immediately afterward by a video montage of North Korea's own skyline, replete with newly-built glistening towers.
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In some instances, the artist has used color to pick out fissures in the road, or water glistening at the edge of a puddle.
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"Smooth" is absolutely the word for 24K Magic, glistening with 80s-styled Yamaha DX7 keyboard patches, lush vocals, and complex quiet storm chord progressions.
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It's a vibrator, designed to look like a funky nut — and adds the glistening sheen of plausible deniability by pretending it is a flashlight.
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Ah, pleasant the sun, when first on this delightful land it spreads its orient beams on herb, tree, fruit, and flower, glistening with dew.
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How about a tower of meat shooting upwards from the plate, doused with glistening honey and propped up by small meatballs made of chicken?
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The track is held together by fragmentary percussion samples and glistening chords, and interspersed with snippets of interviews, protest chants, and ambient urban sound.
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The best bargain meal I had — easily satisfying all five frugal criteria — was the glistening quarter-duck stuffed with potato dumplings at U Bansethu.
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Everything is white but Franklin, whose skin is brown (with some pastel eye shadow and glistening sweat) and whose voice is soothingly, staggeringly black.
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It depicted a young family — mother, father, two children — walking up the Supreme Court's front steps and gazing raptly at the glistening marble building.
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At the front counter, Josiane Mansoura, 63, an owner, traced the history of the family business, all the while segmenting rows of glistening baklava.
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They get sweatier and sweatier until they're grooving and glistening under moody lights, illustrating Gaudet's interest in how the body transforms individually and collectively.
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Cuddled with local cherries and peppery nasturtium flowers, my chestnut agnolotti tasted like November in Vermont, the pasta glistening with charred onion chestnut sauce.
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I strain the warm, savory mulch, sending the glistening rivulets of syrup — cerise, carmine or indigo dark as squid ink — through a glass funnel.
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At one of them, which was about a 10-minute walk off the road and near a glistening river, we were the only ones.
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Photographed on 16mm, Something Between Us and Glistening Thrills move her style from the second dimension to the third, incorporating more light and motion.
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In the middle of a sprawling mall in suburban Toronto, between the glistening glass storefronts filled with festive holiday displays, you'll find a mountain.
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On the right, there are tanks of live seafood; on the left, a hanging menagerie of barbecue, including glistening ducks, chickens, and whole pigs.
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Back in 2017, she opted for a velvet LBD with glistening buttons, and she stunned in a velvet turquoise floral-print number in 2018.
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My favorite time to seek out webs is in the early hours, when spider silk is at its most splendid, often glistening with dew.
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His khaki-green train will take him past glistening cities and productive countryside that show off the country's four decades of blazing economic growth.
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Over the course of the 533th century retailers first built glistening downtown emporiums, and then expanded from main streets and city centres to the suburbs.
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In 2003, John Kerry, the eventual Democratic nominee, managed to avoid every stall selling Iowa's mouthwatering pork, funnel cakes, glistening sausages and local craft beer.
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The Tongan flag holder became a beloved meme during the opening ceremony at the 2016 Rio Olympics when he appeared in all his glistening glory.
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In spite of all its glistening sheen and modern technology, the Mercedes-AMG GT Concept unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show today feels almost primal.
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"They are trying to open a new front and that is economic war," he said in his shop, a large ring glistening on his hand.
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But by the end, it's like, no, hold up, this is a movie about giant mechs looking cool and lots of glistening shots of humans.
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Weeks later, I sit meditating on all this with a glistening pile of Trader Joe's dark chocolate peanut butter cup foils next to the laptop.
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A CULINARY tour of Europe offers copious delights: a perfectly thin pizza slice from Naples, a glistening paella on Valencia's beachfront, a fresh Parisian croissant.
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But anyone with a passing interest in business news will know that for all of Shanghai's glistening modernity, its markets are still in their infancy.
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In this topsy-turvy land of sun-scorched freeways and glistening ocean waves, the "California Girl" serves as an easy embodiment of West Coast cool.
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The suspect then went into an office, moved a painting on the wall, and discovered his Kryptonite — a glistening glass bowl filled with gourmet chocolates.
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She was wearing a kaleidoscopic Mary Katrantzou shift dress, hair in tight braids and diamond solitaire studs the size of quarters glistening in her ears.
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Lively's performance as Emily is authentically funny, a refreshing turn for an actress whose last memorable role was as a glistening butt in The Shallows.
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And we can't forget her epic Parisian fashion moment, when she wore a glistening gold Giambattista Valli ballgown for the 25th annual Bal des Debutantes.
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A woman sits down to eat a mysterious stewed meat, only to discover the distinct white pearlescence of several teeth glistening back up at her.
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Produced by the bassist Derrick Hodge, it's got a spacey, glistening ambience, but Francies cuts through that with his bright, forthright touch and dashing improvisations.
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Or simply revel in the glistening textural play between these instruments (a bassist and drummer round out the group), and the fervor of the improvisers?
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Constance, unfailingly coifed and composed, makes do as a dutiful homemaker, baking pies and canning fruit with a glistening smile plastered on her pretty face.
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Through the darkness, they spotted two glistening dots reflecting the light of their headlamps and floating just above the surface of the water — crocodile eyes.
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Miguel could've picked any post-Blood Sugar Sex Magik Red Hot Chili Peppers song and reworked it into an intricate and glistening pop-funk cover.
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The glistening soybeans, tossed with red onion, green chile, coriander and more, lack one thing: a jar with a label — you know, for easy purchase.
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If Dad and Mom were here today, they'd admire my yard only in the winter, when imperfections are hidden under a glistening blanket of snow.
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The tragically powerful but infinitesimally nuanced resonances of "Trilogie" are as enthrallingly pleasurable to listen to as observing glistening icicles melting in the winter sun.
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What possible wisdom could be gleaned from a painting that depicts a palm tree, for instance, or the glistening turquoise of a backyard swimming pool?
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The sparkle of her footwork, traveling across the floor, and the glistening flourishes of her raised feet (triple ronds de jambe en l'air) are thrilling.
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But if it were up to me, slivers of glistening lap cheong, cured pork sausage, would be a requisite for those who can eat pork.
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A wealthy couple snacked on gandofli, clams, in the Greek Yacht Club of Alexandria, where the moneyed jostle for a table overlooking the glistening harbor.
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"The cosmonauts are coming!" people yelled, as the police, clad in plastic armor and glistening helmets resembling spacesuits, appeared on the edge of the crowd.
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But this week, archaeologists began pulling from a patch of barren ground a glistening 26-foot statue they say might be a world-class find.
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The sixteen-ounce Montauk sea bass was served whole, dark and glistening on a bed of root-vegetable purée, olives, and energetic celery salsa verde.
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The US Marine Band played in the glistening Grand Foyer as members of the press were welcomed to view the decorations on Monday, December 2.
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It's actually a traditional Italian dish, montanara, that's been around since World War II. And now it's in LA, in all it's fluffy, glistening glory. Hallelujah.
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Although I never used the original Body Lava, if it could transform me into a glistening goddess like Rihanna in even the slightest way, why not?
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From Essie's cult-favorite poppy Geranium to Sally Hansen's glistening ocean blue, we've broken down nine bottles of nail polish that basically scream spring break, ahead.
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Through a glistening snow of organic debris, the behemoth appears before the remotely operated vehicle: a sunken aircraft carrier human eyes haven't seen in 65 years.
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Each night, every few hours I wake up on glistening, sodden sheets, with my head throbbing, mouth gummed shut, and internal organs aching due to dehydration.
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Most recently, sparkles seem to have been shaken off the unicorn's glistening coat and onto nearly every single dish, drink, and treat you can think of.
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I told someone the other day I felt like Earth was wearing her diamonds for us that day, because it was so, so glistening and sharp.
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And while it's filled with all of the glistening bodies you'd expect, it's also playing it all for laughs in a way that just might work.
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Dermatologist Joshua Zeichner, MD, says a good rule of thumb is that if your skin is physically glistening from the formula, then you're good to go.
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Andi's account, like others of the same genre, is littered with images of women with cheeks glistening with highlighter, gripping flowers and embodying a "carefree" vibe.
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Amy Adams delivers an Emmy-worthy performance in "Sharp Objects" Sharp Objects builds a world where shadows hide in the plain light of a glistening sun.
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Katie was walking a few steps ahead of her father through Dublin city center when she spotted something glistening on the ground and reached for it.
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This week, rivers of glistening ink flowed over Lambda School, a Y Combinator alum that is using income share agreements to fund tuition at its schools.
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Filled with the moving image of a large, blinking eyeball, a music video disperses into glistening fuzz as it forms scattered cubes and piercing line segments.
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Izmir markets are especially lively and dazzling, with the freshest fish straight from the sea: Silvery, glistening anchovies were in season, along with shimmering fat bonito.
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With his oily orange skin glistening in the sunlight as if he were a soggy cheeto, his hair unkempt and messy, like a gorgeous rat's nest.
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I figured if we couldn't sustain ourselves organically, we might end up like that fish, beautiful, glistening, but gasping for air and waiting for the pipe.
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In Megan Hill's "The Last Class: A Jazzercize Play," a comedy glistening with sweat, Kelsea's single paltry achievement in life is being ripped away from her.
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Rita Ora got in on the glistening party (while posing for a picture with Queen B, promptly shutting down every "Becky with the good hair" rumor).
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Look, I'll be honest: I went into this expecting an epic video of a badass drone tearing around the gorgeous, glistening blue guts of a glacier.
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Our dessert distilled summer itself: blueberry ice cream, flavor-boosted by its coating of dried blueberry powder, alongside glistening ruby strawberries and crackers of toasted meringue.
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Colorful doughnuts with glistening glaze beckon from behind the glass window at Talor & Jorgen, a take-away coffee shop and roastery specializing in soft yeasted sweets.
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From the wings, two shirtless and glistening Scandi-Adonis men appeared, looking like they'd been submerged in Fenty Beauty Body Lava then pointed towards the festival.
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A bit like Brad Pitt's glistening Übermensch in Fight Club, this nude, rude, Danny DeVito-like creature leads our shy protagonist down the path toward madness.
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Or spoil her with pancakes from the Brooklyn restaurant Chez Ma Tante, all rich and lacy-edged and fried in a glistening pool of butter. Quiche!
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Just last year, many of these circular towers, their bumpy surfaces now glistening in the afternoon sun, were beneath the water in this shrinking salty lake.
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In a teaser for the upcoming series, Law, 46, ascends out of the blue ocean waters wearing only a pair of white, glistening, low-rise swimwear.
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A coming-of-age tale of budding masculinity set in 1970s West Australia, complete with glistening bodies, churning surf and glasses of milk with every meal.
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Still, the dead, leafless trees, standing 80 to 100 feet tall and glistening black in the sun, made for a sight both starkly beautiful and disconcerting.
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As for my mother, she is always the Kashmiri staple of batha-haak, in her case mustard greens glistening atop a hill of steaming white rice.
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In September, the mother of three revealed how Consuelos achieved a glistening look while shirtless on the CW drama: by using all of her cooking spray!
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When my UK visa was accepted near the middle of last year, my mind went straight to glistening Christmas lights, markets, tacky jumpers, and cozy fires.
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We reviewed the glistening bodies of "Baywatch"; the latest, punishingly bad installment of "Pirates of the Caribbean"; and a four-hour documentary of the Grateful Dead.
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It arrives with its top shorn off, revealing ground beef glistening in a stock of its own making, shot through with Chinese chives and dried coriander.
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Along the sides of the pool, a gaggle of 60-something men stood glistening in the morning air, their swollen bellies hanging over wet bathing trunks.
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The glistening orbs reached diameters of up to 10 inches, and so evenly lined the shore that one might've thought they'd been placed there by hand.
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Walk down the town's narrow cobblestone alleyways and you'll be greeted by rows of glistening pork knuckles—a deep red hue and warm to the touch.
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Above the horizon line, Hackett has laid down a cloud of thick gesso, its glistening white surface overlaid with a wireframe enclosure, loosely outlined in pink brushstrokes.
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The diamond business gained its sparkle around 1866, when a farmer's son picked up a glistening pebble on the bank of the Orange river in South Africa.
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Baklava, whose origin is disputed between Turkey and Greece, is prepared with fresh pistachios or walnuts and a glistening honey glaze on top of the puffed pastry.
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More specifically, that image is one of a knight in shining armor, with the sun somehow glistening on all sides, reflecting gleams of light into onlookers eyes.
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When Eva Longoria first got engaged last year, all we could talk about was the major diamond and ruby ring that was glistening on her left hand.
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Looking at Porter's eyes glistening with tears and hearing him blame himself for his daughter's death, I could hardly imagine how long he had suffered without answers.
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Stirling plays themes and elaborated solos over skittering drum machines and glistening keyboards to lend electronic textures and a dance beat to what are essentially classical arrangements.
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Topping it with glistening sheets of gold leaf made the black lasagna seem less grotesque, but there was still a Fear Factor element to taking a bite.
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She was dressed in a black off-the-shoulder Alexander McQueen gown adorned with white flowers on green stems, paired with a loose updo and glistening earrings.
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Periodically throughout the meal of fried veal cutlets with capers and potato gratin, I'd turn to gaze at the lemon tart on the counter, glistening daisy bright.
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Sprawling synths draw on those gloomy, new wave influences like never before, and the bark of My Chemical Romance has been replaced with a more glistening bite.
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This is a great bagel, a Nobel Prize bagel, the gold ring of life, glistening and crusty, hard but chewy, a bagel that's like reading Philip Roth.
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The wind farm sits in a barren desert, but where the windmills end a glistening green golf course begins, equipped with a concrete lane for golf carts.
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The resulting images are immediately intriguing: the figures' bodies resemble wax sculptures, but their expressions are alive, with glistening eyes peering out from beneath carefully crafted costumes.
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As Stuart and I walked past glistening, muscled men painted in rainbow colors and lesbians in trucker hats, I began to sweat — and it wasn't the heat.
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What you'll get is two seconds of a glistening, black hump in the distance, a flick of tail, and a tour guide hollering over the P.A. system.
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We've been well acquainted with both the glistening chicken leg and sunny-side up egg pillow for awhile now, but this circular onion option is worth mentioning.
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With his glistening tone, guileless character and easy phrasing, he invited the listener into the song, highlighting its craft, while inhabiting the life described in the lyrics.
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Sleek, oversized lavatories have glistening chandeliers made from repurposed pipes and crystals as well as leather ottomans, walls covered in mirrored subway tiles—and white marble stalls.
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The Hollywood sign, the skyscrapers of Downtown and the Pacific Ocean were all glistening as the sun set and tourists jockeyed for prime spots overlooking the valley.
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Pure comfort food, served steaming and fragrant in a miniature clay pot, grains glistening with lard, infused with fungal earthiness and enhanced with chunks of tender meat.
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After an opening of glistening harmonics and pizzicato that's like piqued curiosity, Ms. Shaw's music takes off to discover surprising melodic turns with irresistible joy and wonder.
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THERE IS A GLISTENING white ranch-style house on a small grassy lot behind the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, adjacent to the institution's gravel parking lot.
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We would drive along the Promenade des Anglais with the glistening sea and happy beachgoers on our left before turning inland after several miles, toward the hills.
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Hilton posted a photo of her dazzling new hot pink, Swarovski crystal-encrusted Privé Porter custom Birkin bag on Instagram Friday, glistening in all of it's $65,000 glory.
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The 37-year-old actress showed off her cropped new cut in an Instagram from stylist David Babaii — her luscious locks pushed back to reveal her glistening forehead.
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In a soft haze of glistening color, take a journey into the kaleidoscopic world of Beautycon to witness firsthand the powerful influence of cosmetics on today's youth culture.
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Dressed in a tan sweater, joggers and white sneakers, Sia arrived at LAX sporting her own center-parted blonde strands, which she paired with nothing but glistening skin.
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Sir John posted a shot of Bey, revealing a dark gray glistening eye shadow look, plus radiant skin (thanks to Glossier products) and the prettiest pale pink lip.
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Yet the bodies that have washed up on it, almost in sight of the city's glistening offices and hotels, are a sign of Tanzania's sickening lurch to despotism.
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Breaking the pieces down into glistening dust is fun for a while, until you realize that you can shatter the walls of the egg in the same way.
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The sprawling campground was dusty; a glistening lake reflected the evergreens surrounding it, and trees clung onto the last twinkles of greenness before the winter turned them ocher.
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And yet, even alongside the glistening beauty of Rockstar's Los Santos and Bohemia Interactive's luscious Mediterranean, there remains something surprisingly beautiful about those shrouded fifth-generation console landscapes.
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The band's tangy guitar riffs and glistening synthesizers keep unfolding to reveal layer upon layer of juicily textural polish, perpetually receding before a vast horizon of ambient haze.
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The Dancing with the Stars pro posed in just a bra and thong in a sexy new maternity selfie, showing off her glistening baby bump at 33 weeks.
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And for my puppy Summa there is the sac of gonads— male or female, I know not which— glistening memento of pursuit, colonizing whitherso tide or tidings sway.
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Looks ranged from gowns in vibrant primary colors to more bohemian looks in glistening metallic hues, chosen from among the world's most famous designers and lesser-known talent.
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What remains is a glistening red-purple core, as rich as smoked meat, that he places on the plate atop a nest of fresh, pickled and fermented beets.
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After you're done applying what must be an orange-tinted powder (because, duh), grind up some Cheetos and throw those on your face for the final, glistening touch.
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It contains 14 bold colors spanning the entire light spectrum, which she holds up in the video so you can see the whole collection in its glistening gloriousness.
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That said, the glistening display of stellar blood and guts offers an eerie premonition of what will happen when our own star is ready to kick the bucket.
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You Tell Me's self-titled debut, out January 11 via Memphis Industry Records, is a glistening, dramatic album that will devastate and cheer you up in one swoop.
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Under the glistening chandelier of the Thomas Jefferson Room, an enthralled Ms. Pelosi embraced LL Cool J and inquired at length about distinctions between rap and hip-hop.
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" Three years later, after receiving his diploma from Claremont McKenna College, my son said, his eyes glistening, "Mom, you know who I thought about during the whole ceremony?
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The next moment, a beautiful little creature about half the size of a pigeon, with glistening indigo feathers, fluttered down on a branch directly in front of us.
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They showed two women inside one of China's most sacred spaces, the Forbidden City in Beijing, smiling as they showed off a glistening Mercedes-Benz sport utility vehicle.
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It will also include more recent works, such as the gargantuan "Sphère Rouge" (2001-12), a glistening ball made of red plastic squares hung individually from the ceiling.
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That drew writers, politicians and schoolchildren to a memorial gathering on Ok this August for the glistening white-and-blue cloak of ice that was no longer there.
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The surgeon rushed to her bedside with a plastic bucket, lifted out the organ, and laid it, red and glistening, on a blue cloth-lined table before her.
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"From witness statements, he raised his arms like angels' wings, as my mom says, and shielded other people so they could get out," Victoria Rose explained, eyes glistening.
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There's a daily hot bar, where you can get perfect carnitas heaped above yellow rice, next to a pool of chubby black beans glistening in their own liquor.
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To match her glistening one-shoulder, magenta-and-black sequin dress, Hill went for a similar sparkly look — a graphic cat eye topped with rosy glitter on her lids.
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In February 7373, a glistening silver VC-54 transport plane took Roosevelt to Yalta so he could meet with British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin.
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It involves ripped guys with rippling muscles, glistening in sweat and beating each other up for no discernible reason but to prove that one is stronger than the other.
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The new formulas are different from the ones we used in middle school, and more and more makeup artists are playing with the glistening texture in forward-thinking ways.
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Lux (2012), a glistening four-track album, began as an installation and was played in Tokyo's Haneda Airport for four days, a nice callback to his first ambient works.
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If you've been to Los Angeles' gay pride parade before, chances are you've seen just as many glistening butts covered by glitter thongs as you have traditional protest signs.
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Yes — year after year, fall after fall, pharmacy shelves are packed with glistening bags of candy corn, Reese's, and Snickers pumpkins, Cadbury Screme Eggs, and oh so many more.
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The painting makes me think that when the term "black is beautiful" was first uttered, someone was likely looking at an afro in full bloom glistening in the sun.
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The only thing glistening in the once-grand mansion is the shine of cobwebs that have worked themselves over its many surfaces, and Vanessa seems to like them there.
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The title itself refers to the process behind the work, while the process—a complex interior supporting a glistening, molded façade—is a metaphor for how we project ourselves.
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She's released an electro-punk, pansexual anthem with Mykki Blanco, MNDR and Pussy Riot called "My Sex" that comes with a glistening music video full of digitalized rubber dolls.
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In March, she gave a glistening account of the daunting solo piano part of Messiaen's "Turangalîla" Symphony in the conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen's performance with the New York Philharmonic.
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In The Two Sides of Phil Spector, Stephanie Phillips' essay from the book, Phillips discusses the ebullient, glistening voices of young, black women showcased across much of Spector's catalogue.
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In her mosaic piece about the incident, Greene illustrates the moment she knew she was free, when she reached Lake Superior and saw the sun glistening on the water.
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Dad jokes pepper his narrative ("You're the Rick Bayless of how to play this," or "I like my sweet potatoes like I like my bodybuilders: Well-greased and glistening").
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So when Theresa May jostles to the front of the line, her puckered mouth glistening as she leans in to kiss the ring, it's embarrassing, but not really surprising.
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Nightclubs, being places where people of every persuasion and orientation mingle in the dark, glistening with sweat, are naturally places where sex and sexuality hang heavily in the air.
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Like the glistening scales on the surfperch and swordtails that Cummings studied, the túngara's costly mating call did not evolve to convey any pragmatic information about health or fitness.
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"Touched her glistening folds" is undoubtedly the worst thing I had ever had to type in my life but after I typed it once, things got a little easier.
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"50-50, with Cristobal," Hank sings to himself, the possibility of retaining his power ranking glistening in front of him like a mirage of an oasis in the desert.
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The broker led them up three flights of creaky stairs into a freshly painted apartment with dark, glistening hardwood floors and a faux fireplace and radiators spray-painted silver.
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It's impossible to look at it, hanging as heavy and fresh as a glistening fish just pulled out of the ocean, without participating in the artist's own detached amusement.
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The fishermen wear nothing but clingy mesh shorts, and Mr. de Andrade is not shy about filming their biceps, thighs, buttocks and abdominals, glistening with sweat and river water.
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So is the glistening scoop of chicken liver pâté that you spread, with a pickled slaw of apples and radishes, on youtiao, those cruller-like sticks of fried dough.
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She joked that while Consuelos, 48, just cuts back on a few indulgences to slim down, "I would need a plastic surgeon" to get that "shredded and glistening" look.
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As ever, he favors glistening electronics and smeared samples—which makes tracks like "Bring It Back" feel both grungy and colorful, like an oil slick in a roadside puddle.
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He always writes as if he is projecting a film onto the listener's mind, each song twinkling and glistening like passing cars on a city freeway in the dark.
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Wheeler appropriates Faure's orientalized vision of the paintings, with its many allusions to exotic colors, precious stones, and glistening metals, almost as if the MoMA curator had invented the metaphors.
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The fifth grader and her mother apparently brainstormed this deviant plan together, printed off pictures of a shirtless, glistening Momoa, and put them on "dozens of boxes" of the cookies.
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From the psychedelic rock covers of the '60s to the glistening airbrush covers of the '70s, the era was a kaleidoscope of colors worthy of placement in modern art museums.
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There's a really quick shot of Mom stir-frying the pork in the wok, and we made sure it was glistening and oily because we wanted that nice, shiny fat.
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A heart monitor buzzed at an even tempo, and the operating room was dark, except for the glow of a TV monitor that projected an image of Jewel's glistening insides.
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Why, she wonders, is a cover of Playboy featuring a nude model too lewd for the magazine rack when the glistening male bodies on Men's Health can be shown freely?
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The Messi held up a soccer ball -- imagine this in slow motion, the sun behind him and the ocean glistening -- and gestured to Mackenzie, asking if he wanted to play.
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With the Atlantic Ocean glistening behind the 12,000-strong purpose-built arena, Brazilians revelled in having one of their favourite sports played on one of the world's most famous beaches.
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When Coolidge lit a 48-foot Balsam fir from Vermont on Christmas Eve, simple red, white and green bulbs began glistening, but the modern lighting ceremony is far more glamorous.
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With the Atlantic Ocean glistening behind the 12,000-strong purpose-built arena, Brazilians reveled in having one of their favorite sports played on one of the world's most famous beaches.
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Davies's narrative is all shimmery surfaces: smoldering lamplight, glistening skin, shirtfronts "stiff and gleaming as armor" — all of it, he implies, mere metaphor for the ultimate shimmery prize of gold.
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Abroad in America POWELLTON, W.Va. — Deep in the belly of an Appalachian mountain, a powerful machine bored into the earth, its whirring teeth clawing out a stream of glistening coal.
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Saweetie is glistening in the dimly lit interior of Jue Lan Club, a Chinese restaurant on West 20th Street, the stones in her oversized hoop earrings catching the flickering candlelight.
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For example: why did Alex Turner and drummer Matt Helders vacate the lovingly pudding-filled hills of Yorkshire and emigrate to the glistening yet cold concrete streets of Los Angeles?
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Slowly a large, glistening sonic machine rises from the ground up — walls on walls of stainless steel, whirring blades in one corner, with giant gears interlocking, sparks flying, in another.
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But then Majors's harp enters with a glistening sweep, and a song that felt uptight, hectic, and, in a dated way, "modern," melts into something delicate and almost naïvely uplifting.
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The comically exaggerated finished product was equal parts Moe Howard and early-career Brian McKnight, glistening like a unicorn mane as Tracy expertly code-switches his way through the interview.
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He launched into the "snake" fable that formed a major portion of his campaign stump speech, glistening with sweat as he warned against accepting immigrants he characterized as violent criminals.
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"And in 2012, while hosting the London Olympics as mayor, Johnson told his readers of the "magnificent" experience of watching "semi-naked women playing beach volleyball ... glistening like wet otters.
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Summer movies are here: We watched the glistening bodies of "Baywatch"; the latest, punishingly bad installment of "Pirates of the Caribbean"; and a four-hour documentary of the Grateful Dead.
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Beyond the market's glistening lights and the city's red tile roofs, the outline of the nearby Fagaras Mountains, with snow-capped peaks, rises as a painterly backdrop to the landscape.
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When he awoke in the morning, the storm had passed and a glistening white egret stood in the opening overhead, looking down at him from above its jet-black beak.
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And just as I find a youthful girl's body lovely to look at, I find my eyes also tracking a fit male jogger on the street, shirtless, his body glistening.
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They are very, very sorry, they tell their constituents, lips pursed, eyes downcast, forehead flop sweat glistening in front of the television cameras as they try to explain their transgressions.
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Over glistening harp arpeggios, other instruments enter one by one—horns, clarinets, oboes, flutes—with a phrase that climbs the notes of a triad and turns grandly at the top.
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Particularly impressive was a résille, or lace style, necklace studded with a total of 56.13 carats of diamonds that would sit on the wearer like a kind of glistening poncho.
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There were barbecued ribs; fried shrimp and steamed pork dumplings; slices of meatloaf; lobes of baked salmon; tubs of vegetarian fried rice; sweet, glistening maduros; pan-fried noodles; mashed potatoes.
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Pretty/Dirty features four decades of the American artist's work: videos, paintings, and photographs that muddy the glistening aesthetics of high fashion with the dirty excesses of our cosmetic obsession.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In an attic room overlooking Istanbul's glistening Bosphorus Strait, a man lives in silence, moving periodically from a white bed to a black table.
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He waltzes into a fancy dinner scene, soulful brown eyes glistening, shoulder-length hair absolutely flowing in the wind, before pulling Ali Wong in for a round of lusty compliments.
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Gone are the days when forgoing wheat flour once meant you had to sit in the corner with an apple while everyone else enjoyed glistening slices of pumpkin and apple pie.
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And Taraji P. Henson is launching her second collection for the brand's Viva Glam campaign, this time with a glistening coppery gold metallic shade, which comes in lipstick and gloss formulas.
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I analyzed the details of their sandwich photos, looked over the grotesque signs in the form of glistening meat spits, without ever knowing where they came from nor who made them.
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The lights dim, and alongside a behind-the-scenes video cut of Teyana performing, Teyana in the studio, Teyana as a mom, Teyana arching that back, glistening in sweat, it begins.
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Jane sees the shirtless, glistening hottie after her awful date and immediately feels turned on in a way she didn't with Dennis, or at really any other point in her life.
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Carefully strung together with 700 grams' worth of gold thread, the green stones formed a glistening cocoon that conformed to the contours of her body, intended to preserve it for eternity.
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Unlike the glistening superstructures or meticulously maintained Victorians that defined the San Francisco aesthetic, the club was the kind of postindustrial stronghold a Viking might build if transported to the present.
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Making extremely fucked-up, realistic cakes to liven up a party with, for instance, a confectionary version of a plucked, glistening red swan, has been a cottage industry for a while.
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"The color gold causes the eye to move because of the glistening and seemingly moveable surface, similar to the way water moves," said Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of Pantone Color Institute.
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Entering the dugout, he went over to the collection of bats and pulled out a glistening black and brown model, looking it over like a scientist carefully inspecting a petri dish.
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Buffon has also had a glistening career of his own, having won 24 major honours with Parma, Juventus, and Paris Saint Germain, in a career that has spanned almost 25 years.
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Glistening in his stall as his owner and handler preened him, Frederik the Great seemed grounded despite his whirlwind week — he was eating hay, after all, just like the common equine.
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As we floated down the river, my siblings and I dipped our fingers into the water, marveling at its chilliness and at the echoes our voices made against the glistening walls.
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The nightclub could still be a dark, velvet pleasure arcade, the sun might still rise on your glistening bodies still dancing at 7AM, and everybody might still want to fuck you.
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From the glistening shores of Paradise Island to the car-free streets of Harbour Island, there's a little something for everyone — provided you appreciate gorgeous weather, pristine beaches, and luxe accommodations.
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What started out as a coat made out of living weasels was eventually turned into a glistening gown that millions of little girls around the world would go on to wear.
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Pious members of the Serbian Orthodox Church attend their local house of worship several meters underground, where they gaze upon glistening stained glass windows and biblical reliefs carved into the walls.
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Unsurprisingly it's a popular spot for glamorous Danes to tie-the-knot, and it's easy to see why; the striking church sits on a peaceful cobbled square near Copenhagen's glistening waterfront.
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He speaks of "the monument / in the central highlands of the country" — Brasília, the newly founded modernist capital — as a glistening landscape of "eternal spring," where children beg on their knees.
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The years since have seen a pronounced 80s soul and pop influence temper the band's rough-hewn majesty into muscular, glistening arena-anthems as their fanbase and fame has grown exponentially.
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Glistening and nimble, the Scala orchestra is conducted by Markus Stenz, who leads an exceptionally delicate score — its balances and pauses fragile and exposed — with naturalness and a sense of spontaneity.
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The hyena man, reaching into his basket of glistening entrails, began feeding the animals, which would cautiously gobble a morsel before retreating back a few feet, emitting a whiny, whooping noise.
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Rising out of a formerly undeveloped swampy area in the city, a gigantic, glistening $2510 million stadium appeared this year, one of six new arenas Russia built for the World Cup.
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After four years of war during which the monarchy lost more lives than the entire British Empire did, its glistening imperial capital of Vienna was plunged into darkness by fuel shortages.
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When I returned from the farmers' market the other day, my bags were filled with glistening eggplants, truly ripe tomatoes, tender young green beans, just-picked okra and colorful summer squash.
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New York (CNN)You're soaring 211,215 feet above Manhattan's sparkling East River, the distant skyline glistening at dusk as your feet dangle from the side of a whirring doors-off helicopter.
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Most of the shops selling New Zealand jade in town have open workshops, so I watched as carvers turned raw blocks of jade into twisting, glistening creations full of Maori symbolism.
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In response, Baltimore natives, recent arrivals and celebrities lauded their favorite parts of Charm City, from its glistening Inner Harbor to its world-class research university and medical school, Johns Hopkins.
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It would have made for fewer over-dramatized, slow motion shots of mostly-naked Spartan warriors glistening in the Mediterranean sun, so we suppose it really depends on what you're into.
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And the company has a second breakout performer in Adam J. Bernard, as the James Brown-like Jimmy Early, whom the galvanic Mr. Bernard catches in glistening yet scary free-fall.
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He made the trip to Philadelphia on Sunday, and when we met on a park bench outside of City Hall on Monday he was glistening with sweat from the Philadelphia heat.
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And out of the corner of my eye it emerged, beaming yellow and white light, like the angel Gabriel delivering unto the Virgin Mary the news of a glistening God child.
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Members of the queer community who attended the performance, such as Cherry Smyth, recall that it was beautifully staged and executed, with the bodies of the performers glistening in the candlelight.
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There were no romantic subplots, no lulls in the action—just 100 minutes of dewy, glistening men with lumpy muscles who grunted heroically as they waged war on a crab-faced alien.
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Dewan Tatum was so impressed by the work of Felicia Linsky — the spray tanner behind the movie's bronzed abs and glistening gluteal muscles — in fact, that she decided to hire her herself.
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Between the deep v-cut neckline that made way for her Tiffany & Co Blue Book jewels, the glistening fringe bottom and the mix of textures, every detail was better than the last.
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Barely across the cathedral's threshold, dozens fell to their knees, heads bowing or eyes glistening as they gazed across the vaulted expanse and strained to hear a priest leading them in prayer.
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At one point, Arnett gets so worked up and sweaty that they have to take a break so a makeup artist can come out and work on covering up his glistening forehead.
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Before he was finished, Trump was marching down Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, sun glistening off the brass of his uniform, at the head of the corps marching in the Columbus Day parade.
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I stared out to where they'd been and a couple of seconds later, they reappeared, along with some others, attached to a pack of gray zeppelin-shaped bodies glistening in the sun.
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At the nearby marina where millionaires' yachts are moored by the glistening Mediterranean Sea, and at entrances to the underground parking of an upmarket shopping mall, the same bomb detectors are used.
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Words sent out across distance are, at best, glistening and slippery clues, and the power of language isn't in the direct answers it gives us, but in the promise of endless approach.
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Over the past 20 years, the franchise has mutated into some kind of roided-out phantasmagoria where even the fundamental laws of physics bend to the will of Vin Diesel's glistening muscles.
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No, it doesn't induce stress, but it does tell a delightful history of the cocktail through glistening vessels and barware that all tantalize as if accessories for the most sumptuous of libations.
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"Get Ya Shine On" sees him complementing the three MCs' resilient verses with a glistening, opulent beat, resulting in a West Coast-style posse cut that never flags in energy or vigour.
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You have Kevin Gates getting anti-social ("Diamonds'll get to glistening / but I don't deal with too many / and what I meant by that is no talking and I don't kick it").
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The foreign body here takes the form of what's called the shimmer: a glistening, ever-growing force field that has descended on a swath of Florida marshland like an opalescent shower curtain.
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Glistening, slimy beans that come out of a can, already cooked, can be rinsed and used for all sorts of things, don't get me wrong, but they won't do any good here.
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Throughout Pérez's reign, there has been a constant murmur of dissent from a small but significant section of Real's socios, who look beyond the glistening trophies to see a disturbing future ahead.
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Then, thrashing sounds, a dramatic pause, and there was Nigel, gently but firmly holding a small speckled caiman, maybe two feet long, by the neck, its scales glistening in our flashlight beams.
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Join the long line of locals at Graine D'Or, a heavenly bakery with rows of glistening pastries, including raisin rolls, puffy beignets, fluffy croissants, spears of bread and perfect pain au chocolat.
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These children reminded me of children you would see heading to school in my native Haiti, or most other Caribbean islands, their range of black and brown skin glistening in the sun.
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But the next evening the same symphony had gained clarity and vibrancy: Just look to the macabre opening of the scherzo, bland on Thursday but given a ghostly, glistening coating on Friday.
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With sunshine glistening off ubiquitous Spanish tilework and a cool breeze coming off the Pacific Ocean, the town is almost too pleasant, like it has been packaged and gilded for maximum enjoyment.
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"I can't believe this place has a cinema and a butterfly garden," Chu says early in the film, as she looks around with awe upon first landing at Singapore's glistening Changi airport.
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When you watch a commercial for one of the major stock exchanges, you are welcomed into a world of fast-moving, slick images full of glistening buildings, lush crops and happy people.
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A little more elaborate were glistening roasted figs with smooth, refreshing goat-milk ice cream (the accompanying fritters of lemon and thyme added little flavor, so perhaps simpler would have been better).
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A scroll through Instagram hashtags like #LadiesGoneGlobal, #WeAreTravelGirls and #TheTravelWomen offer millions of photos of women posing on glistening beaches, trekking up mountains and exploring cobblestone streets — a collective and aspirational lure.
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With a brand new EP as Shadow Child out in early April on Food Music, we thought we'd let you lucky readers have a world first listen to the gliding, glistening closer "Lullaby".
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Meet up with them before any timely functions so you can tell them in person that they need to stop admiring their glistening highlight for the fifth time and start calling a ride.
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"Sleigh bells ring / Are you listening / In the lane / Snow is glistening / A beautiful sight / We're happy tonight / Walking in a winter wonderland," he writes before dying of the illness a year later.
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Now, this was not the ornate, glistening tower that you may associate with Donald Trump, like his gold-plated building on the Las Vegas strip, or the stately Trump Tower in Midtown Manhattan.
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The best track he's produced is called "Slow Drip"—a spellbound blast of magenta-hued synth that immediately teleports you to a neon beach, or a fallen city, or a glistening octahedral sunset.
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In these moments, Dan Minahan's direction takes on distinct point-of-view shots, adopting Cunanan's concentrated glare when he's angry and even Jeffrey's reluctantly intrigued gaze at the bar's glistening go-go boy.
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Once the troika was brought down, Mr Bolton explained, there was a prospect of "the first free hemisphere in human history" extending from "the snowcapped Canadian Rockies to the glistening Strait of Magellan".
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Glistening synths, sparse drums, and plaintive guitar solos create a lush instrumental landscape as frontman Adam Granduciel tells a tale of lost love set on a South Dakota stretch of the Missouri River.
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Such is the case with Erich von Stroheim's Queen Kelly (1929) — a film that, though glistening and ethereal on the outside, is at bottom a brutal fable of libertinism, stifled love, and domination.
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I took the chance to survey the living room, which looked out towards an umbrella-lined patio with a grill, and beyond that, the glistening waters into which Melendez's body had once disappeared.
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"There's an ill wind blowing / Maybe you feel it too / Strange people on the rise / One day they're gonna come for you," Mark Gardener sang over glistening reverb and a relentless drum line.
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One such window cost Winchester $1,500, or $40,000 in today's dollars, Madeiros said, except the glistening panel was installed in the middle of the house — meaning the sun could never shine on it.
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Google affiliate Sidewalk Labs' plan to build a glistening, sensor-laden "smart city" in Toronto has experienced numerous public relations snafus and community-led resistance ever since it became public knowledge in 2017.
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She was sitting in her home in Port Antonio, mesmerized as she watched synchronized swim teams competing in the Olympics as they twirled, bobbed and danced in brightly colored swimsuits and glistening makeup.
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His two-story house boasts glistening bathrooms, a pair of garages holding two Mercedes and an Audi, plus a golf cart he drives to the country club at the center of the complex.
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The kranskies, fat and glistening, came from Gary McBean's organic butcher shop a few miles away in the Prahran Market in South Yarra, the same outfit that keeps Attica in lamb and beef.
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Chunks and shards of ice lay heaped on the shoreline, while farther out, the surface of the lake was pancake-flat, alternately skimmed white with snow or glistening with ice that froze overnight.
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The Grand Foyer was lit up with green Christmas tees covered in fake snow and white lights that shone overhead to make "a glistening winter garden," the White House said in a release.
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Books of The Times Jell-O might be the glistening dish of picnics and potlucks, but for Allie Rowbottom — a descendant of the Jell-O fortune — it's both a burden and an abyss.
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Glistening confessional folk-pop, whose automated beats and slickly compressed keyboards barely disrupt its tortured ache, will not improve if the dopey cornball singing the songs also happens to be a master hooksmith.
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No need for the ice sculptors to worry about their artwork melting as they carved a glistening eight-foot statue of Alice in Wonderland: temperatures on Saturday afternoon will be in the low teens.
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Japanese scientists are hard at work trying to create the only kind of robot that matters in this hopeless hellworld: one capable of pulling off an inspirational training montage, glistening robo-muscles and all.
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Mads Mikkelsen plays him with a stony lack of self-consciousness, even though his distractingly odd makeup makes him look as if he'd been blinking away glistening magenta tears for decades or even centuries.
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Produced and written by the R&B/hip-hop outfit Full Force, this guitar-laced ballad from their eponymous first album is a soulful showcase for the quintet's glistening harmonies — especially on that bridge.
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Fast-forward to the present, and Arthur has become Aquaman (Jason Momoa), he of the glistening muscles and shaggy beard, who communicates with sea creatures via the ocean-speak equivalent of Harry Potter's Parseltongue.
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From the glistening topcoat that'll amp up any lipstick look to the heavy-metal liner that doesn't compromise on color, here's proof that there's no single way to rock a high-glam glitter vibe.
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Sarah -- whose amazing figure has graced the pages of HUF Magazine -- is giving us all the vacay vibes ... glistening in the sand, and splashing around in the ocean to wash off those sandy cheeks.
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It's not because crystal chandeliers and geode formations are pleasing to the eye, even though they are; rather, shiny things remind us of our fundamental need for water, the glistening surface of a stream.
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Fish roe are also in season during autumn, and you'll find sushi topped with glistening orange spheres of ikura (cured salmon roe) and blood-orange sujiko (non-cured salmon roe, still in the sac).
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It's among the biggest of Japan's many New Year holiday rituals: Early on Tuesday, a huge, glistening tuna was auctioned for about 223 million Japanese yen ($257,220) at Tokyo's 22001-year-old Tsukiji market.
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Once I strayed to the tubular steel chair chained in a corner, glistening sweat on one leg, our eyes wounded appraisal met there and he cracked the air, charged me pick up Browning's chorus.
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The paper returns to its place and when the light shifts just so, the screen resembles water glistening in the kind of late-afternoon sunlight during which it is nearly impossible to feel hopeless.
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Listen to that Carrie Lucas track and you'll hear a taut, glistening disco record, that is until the 2 minute mark when somebody randomly starts playing "U Don't Know Me" by Armand Van Helden.
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On a mysterious island, he encounters exciting exclamation points, walks through a dark cave glistening with asterisk-shaped gems and pauses at a garden of commas, showcasing Hall's facility for both grammar and graphics.
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Mr. Bloomberg climbed behind the wheel of the tractor — glistening with a fresh wax job from the proprietor's teenage children — then eventually back into a waiting vehicle bound for an airplane to somewhere else.
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Hungry City 10 Photos View Slide Show ' I have never seen branzino look quite like this, like some ancient, jewel-encrusted weapon unearthed from volcanic ash, prickly with glistening shards, crushed obsidian and olivine.
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Wearing head-to-toe G. label, the Goop clothing line, her straight blonde hair glistening, GP looks effortless, even though the effort she puts into looking that way is the whole reason many are here.
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The CNE is about as close to my idea of hell as any physical place can be—schtick, smarm, and loud, pasty families all watched over by the glistening condos that line the Toronto waterfront.
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KOPPARBERG, Sweden (Reuters) - Those wondering why Swedish politics are set to lurch to the right in Sunday's election need look no further than Ljusnarsberg, a tiny central county of dense pine forests and glistening lakes.
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The buildup of layer upon layer of gesso, in which tiny fissures expose previous coats of colorful paint, establishes a glistening, jagged, rocklike surface that offers a pointed contrast to the hard-edged geometric motifs.
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The Union Square Tech Hub—its facade glistening in the light of dusk, like a spreadsheet about virgins—is a symbol of the direction that New York has been heading in for a long time.
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Installations such as the one recently built in a nondescript lot on the outskirts of San Diego, California, by San Diego Gas & Electric (SDGE) have none of the glamour of glistening new models hitting showrooms.
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The six-tracker arrives via her own RAVE TOOLZ imprint, and it achieves its style of breathless, serotonin-depleted fervor by mining the most intense features from styles such as American dubstep and glistening EDM.
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When he did turn to food, the images seemed like a targeted dig; he displayed mounds of caviar on a yacht, glistening golden egg yolks, and in his final post, a unreasonably large steak lunch.
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While we know there is no sort of feeling that can replace the joy Christina brought into our lives, we know she is glistening from up in Heaven and shining down on all of us.
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In a rare green patch in the desert, bees swarm all around Luis Escalante as he opens a wooden hive and pulls a frame out from the top, extracting a honeycomb glistening with golden goo.
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The maker of one of the finest video game soundtracks in recent memory—2018's lushly mid-fi Celeste—returns with a proper debut that allows her to explore her glistening melodies in higher def.
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The main street is a narrow brick-paved road, called Avenue Charles Darwin, that curves along glistening Academy Bay, lined with businesses like Natural Selection Tours, Tortoise Jewelry, and the Pelican View Restaurant and Bar.
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Sweeping vistas of New York City fill the screen: a No. 7 train in glistening sunlight rolling toward the skyscrapers of Manhattan, swooping shots of the Statue of Liberty, crowded sidewalks and Times Square traffic.
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In Karagumruk, on bazaar day, one day a week, the hawkers set up wooden tables and stack pyramids of unmarred oranges, sea bass flayed red at the gills, olives from five cities glistening in bins.
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It brought Olivier Giroud to life in an enormity that all bar the man himself might have found overly grand, with beads of glistening sweat the size of a family car sliding down his face.
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There are beautifully bright details — fish scales glistening like sequins, the layers of a croissant flaked and dissolving on Lena's tongue — that keep us hungry for more, turning the pages toward some sort of resolution.
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Roundup For 229.95 years, Ernie Bushmiller's "Nancy" was the most meat-and-potatoes strip on the funnies page, a streamlined and glistening machine for delivering one dopey gag every day, no more and no less.
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It was glistening with hard-earned fat, a product of thousands of miles of migration and eating, from birth in the snow-fed headwaters of Alaskan rivers to a life lived in the sea beneath.
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It seemed impossible, she continued—and I glanced up from my plate to see that her eyes were glistening—that they'd been so quiet, that they hadn't come asking for help or begging for company.
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The maroon cherries, glistening with juices and dusted with an extra helping of sugar, remind me of a large brooch made of rubies, something your fabulous great-aunt would wear to the annual holiday party.
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He was in Red Hook with some friends when he "came across this incredible human with a glistening mouth of gold—I couldn't not go up to her," Hall remembers of Bridgette and her gold teeth.
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They stood on the shores, waiting for it to peak its glistening head above the waves, for Apple to do something that would justify their belief in Apple's ability to reinvent yet another major product category.
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When I step out of the shower, naked, glistening, and vulnerable, I want my entire body to be wrapped in a fluffy, soft embrace—and as a not-petite woman, I need a not-petite towel.
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TOKYO — It's among the biggest of Japan's many New Year holiday rituals: Early on Tuesday, a huge, glistening tuna was auctioned for about 63 million Japanese yen (US$118,000) at Tokyo's 80-year-old Tsukiji market.
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Instead of envying curls that stretch to impressive proportions and wishing for glistening skin you can't fake with a filter, take advantage of the products that will take your God-given assets to their highest potential.
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Like many genre specialists, their gift is for obsessive craft: beneath an immaculately glistening surface, they construct a bizarre ahistorical facsimile of studio country-rock that may even have existed but certainly didn't sound like this.
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The depiction of Shanghai—a glistening symbol of China's capitalism and often referred to as the financial and economic center of China—now broken down and destroyed provides a clear critique of the ravages of capitalism.
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His often heavily Auto-Tuned vocals address the hopefulness, and sometimes doomed futility ("I used to think we could be friends" is the central lyric of EP highlight "Signs"), of human relationships over-top glistening beats.
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This morning I fired up the app again, faced the glistening eyes of this salt-and-pepper haired man of authority again and took another screenshot, forgetting about the one I had taken 12 hours earlier.
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The glistening spires of Iceberg Alley on Canada's East coast, so called for the yearly parade of icebergs that floats by, don't normally inspire headlines around the world, despite how impressive a sight it can be.
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A roll-up steel door (not charred, by contrast rather spiffy and high-tech) opened, and Lyovochkin's security detail waved us into a glistening white conference room hovering like a spaceship high over the capital's downtown.
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Your last two opportunities to hear Kaija Saariaho's glistening, transporting tale of love from afar, and who knows how long it will be until you can hear a female composer's work performed from this stage again.
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Performing to Mr. Adams's "Light Over Water," a glistening score for synthesizer and recorded brass, dancers crisscross the vast planes of a two-tiered stage, their simple leaps and turns giving rise to elaborate spatial patterns.
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But the mood of the opening returns for the fourth movement, whose final passages are ephemeral and varied — expressing awe and glistening serenity, but also uncertainty and pain — over a low-E drone in the basses.
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I held my new baby in my arms and opened the refrigerator to cook something for all of us, and there in the back was a jar of black eggs and pigs' feet glistening like onyx.
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Glistening apartment blocks gird a desolate construction site where the bodies are found and where Bia — in a scene that encapsulates the picture's silly-chilly mood — gently kisses the bloodied lips of one near-dead girl.
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In fact, it was often at the forefront of changing demands as it moved from catalogs featuring pages of saddles and bridles, to showrooms full of glistening home appliances, to auto-repair shops outside the mall.
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Cormac McCarthy won't win because of the mysterious, glistening patterns in the amber current, the skittering light humming over the prairie at sundown, and also because he's been moonlighting at a paper mill for grad students.
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I read the news the same way I recently watched a TV show about dermatological surgery: rapt with revulsion, face half-averted, squinting helplessly at the moist plops and glistening excisions through the chinks in my fingers.
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When you open up the lid to a barbecue pit and see some glistening brisket inside, it feels like those nights when you've tried to get that girl or guy back to your house from the bar.
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Alternatively — and this is our recommendation — just give yourself over to the god of glistening eight-packs (and Channing Tatum's bananas dance moves) and enjoy the rare Hollywood flick that lets men be objectified for a change.
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Looking at the bare-bones, stoveless kitchen she works out of today, it's hard to imagine she held the reins over a 10-person team who cooked in front of a glistening backdrop of the Bosphorous Sea.
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I don't usually care for his work, but the object is so pristine, bright, and well placed at TEFAF (with a wall mostly to itself), it does inspire a kind of awe, glistening like some holy grail.
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He can go thick and visceral, invoking Marsden Hartley, laying the paint on in glistening impasto, as in "Starlight West Village" (2017), in which the color sings with the kind of innocent bravado of an outsider artist.
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But for anyone taking the time to examine the sinewy, scarred, flayed, bloodied, and torn forms of the glistening sculptures, it will be clear that Garner is digging into very deep-rooted systems of violence and trauma.
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Where Hux is a true believer, eyes glistening with tears as he imagines the extermination of anyone he considers untermensch, Ren is more concerned with how his hair swishes when he takes off his Darkwing Duck helmet.
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Reporter's Notebook SCARBOROUGH SHOAL, South China Sea — We could see the glistening turquoise waters in the distance, a haven where deep-sea waves soften and, fishermen say, the grouper and snapper could feed a village for eternity.
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His Instagram (which has 20 million followers) is full of black and white photographs of empty chairs, or distant trees, or condensation glistening on a window, or actual blank squares – all with millions of likes and comments.
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Vacationers will be able to tag whatever they want on a glistening, immediately responsive LCD palate with a suite of glowpens, before walking along a giant touchscreen that lights up underneath your footprints through the main corridor.
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Bowls of dumplings swimming in rich, thick broth and plates piled high with glistening meat and vegetables are making their way to tables, and the heartening clinking of glasses can be heard above the buzz of conversation.
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When I was growing up, I would watch in awe as the men behind the counter, all of whom knew my mother, would magically slice our lox paper-thin before handing the first glistening slice to me.
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While honoring all the expected biomusical clichés, which include rolling out its subjects' greatest hits in brisk and sometimes too fragmented succession, this production refreshingly emphasizes the improbable triumph of rough, combustible parts assembled into glistening smoothness.
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But her glittery eye shadow was perfection, utterly in keeping with the image of a woman whose Instagram posts include a photo of herself (taken just for fun) as a mermaid, in beaded bustier and glistening tail.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO On each of his first two albums, the vibraphonist Chris Dingman made himself an element within his sextet's prismatic splendor, full of interplay between spiky glistening surfaces — like an El Anatsui work rendered as music.
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Notions of attractiveness, from the type of partner we want to the aesthetic choices we make for ourselves, have shifted from glistening abs and perfect facial symmetry toward something more realistic, inclusive and, in many ways, cooler.
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He had a glistening resume and a decade of experience on the federal bench, but a few problems: He had only packed two ties, one shirt was frayed and about 70 senators were waiting to meet him.
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By the time I pry open the baked biscuits, cover them with strawberries — some gently cooked into jam, some fresh and glistening with sugar — and top it all with whipped cream, my handprints are baked into them.
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SOFIA, Bulgaria — The inaugural meeting of the European Trump Society packed the central aisle of a bookstore in Bulgaria's capital, Sofia, on Friday evening — women in furs, men in ski jackets, the floor glistening with melted snow.
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With the puppy happily mangling a chew toy, Ms. Condor explored the tidy store, which doubles as a restaurant and cooking school, admiring the shelves of vinegars and seasonings, the glistening slabs of amberjack and Spanish mackerel.
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Kayla, the slump-shouldered loner at the heart of "Eighth Grade," is stupefied by her crush, and when his puny body emerges glistening from a pool, it is in slow motion and set to thumping stripper music.
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" It's above all a sensual approach to tone color that comes through in Third Coast's take on classic works, whether it's the relaxed warmth of the Mallet Quartet or the glistening brightness of "Music for Pieces of Wood.
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While Bey slayed the white carpet in a look suited for an angel (literally), she kept her eye makeup as pristine as possible with a glistening gold shadow defined with a single black liner sketched across her lid.
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"We had to have sex up against a wall and they started spraying us with glistening stuff to make us look sweaty, but no one seemed to realize that we were standing on a marble floor," she says.
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OVER THE SOUTH ATLANTIC (Reuters) - From the window of a U.S. Navy P-8A Poseidon airplane taking part in an international search for a missing Argentine submarine, the glistening vastness of the South Atlantic stretches in every direction.
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" Then, over shots of glistening burgers and balletic fries, a robotic-sounding narrator deploys exactly the sort of clunky grammar and conceptual malapropisms we expect from a dumb AI. "The chicken crossed the road to become a sandwich.
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Bright furnishings, a glistening backsplash and quirky light fixtures certainly signal that the space belongs to Johnson, 73, but hardwood floors, marble baths and endless natural light ensure this gem is move-in ready for any modern buyer.
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In the West, pairing glistening oysters with a squeeze of lemon or splash of mignonette or champagne will make an appetising treat, but most Chinese would grill them, covering them with mashed garlic and chilli, over hot charcoal.
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With The Ultimate Fighter season 453 finale serving as an appetiser on Friday night, the UFC celebrate its International Fight Week festivities with the main course that is UFC 213 on Saturday inside the glistening T-Mobile Arena.
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In Los Angeles in the '60s and '70s, photos he snapped of friends lounging poolside and sunlight glistening on turquoise water inspired his most famous paintings: bold, saturated pictures that evoke a perpetually sunny and 70-degree paradise.
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The children in these images face the camera with a deep-down, dare-me beauty complemented by glistening Afros, voluptuous rolls and undulating braids with cowrie shell accessories that enhance the texture of a proud and voluminous birthright.
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A stone's throw from the ritzy Bal Harbour Shops, the 77-room Richard Meier-designed hotel comprises glistening glass towers of guest rooms and private residences that flank the Surf Club building, a glamorous relic from the '30s.
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Several SkyTrain stops past the glistening condos and mega-malls, the street-food crackdown didn't seem to matter, and Mr. Turner and I had to squeeze past countless vendors — of curries, sausages, fruit, flowers, electronics — occupying sidewalk space.
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Unfortunately, I startled the thing in the process, and it reacted by digging its claws into my wrist, letting out a string of rapid-fire barks, and dropping a glistening turd on the tiles of the kitchen floor.
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But aside from its supreme technical facility and its glistening surfaces, his music always struck me as hobbled by an emotional disconnect, an intellectual "froidure" of the kind that leaves one impressed but too often empty and unmoved.
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Before the age of thirty, he had received an NEA and Guggenheim fellowship; he loved the conditions of light offered by the city, from its glistening glass skyscrapers to the coruscating dance on the waters of the Hudson River.
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It wouldn't be a BiP premiere without the '80s-themed opening sequence, so crank up "Almost Paradise" and try to forget you're going to have to watch Daniel pouring maple syrup all over his glistening, Canadian body, every week.
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The blend of ringing guitar arpeggios, plucked banjos, and electronic polish simulating the rosy amber of pedal steel, meshing with glistening keyboards and stop/start/rise/drop electrohouse dynamics, produces the current pop climate's closest equivalent to soft rock.
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A glistening air hub of steel and glass, specially built for the UEFA Euro 2012 of which Donetsk was a venue, the local airport was leveled to the ground, and many of the buildings in Oktyabrsky shared its fate.
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The antiques store setting allows for its own lived-in beauty on the other end of the spectrum, including one particularly gorgeous scene — sunlight glistening off the glass from vintage Tiffany-like chandeliers — that you'll be thinking of later.
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Hell, you could be standing in front of a glistening skyscraper at this very moment as a packed public bus whizzes by, but unless you have ready access to a serviceable whiskey sour, you aren't in a real city.
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It's a salutary lesson for any would be pugilist full of his (or her) own hubris—illness makes mortals of us all, even those remote and glistening gods of the four squared ring up there on the TV set.
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There are juicy, crisp-skinned chickens here, too, but also rich ducks, glazed in tart, smoky barbecue sauce; round slices of tender prime rib, roasted pork, and lamb, glistening with fat; and whole branzino blanketed in scallions and cilantro.
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The referee opted for a yellow card instead of red — he indicated Agüero's path was angled away from goal instead of toward it — but City had a glistening chance to take command of the tie from the penalty spot.
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Since then, they have carried the area's industry on their glistening backs, tracing a route every fall from Lake Ontario back to the Salmon River and their nascent fish hatchery in Altmar, just a few miles east of Pulaski.
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As Mr. Trump has learned with North Korea, even the prospect of building glistening hotels on pristine beaches is not enough to make authoritarian leaders give up the technology that can keep them from being overthrown by outside powers.
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In Tim O'Brien's "The Things They Carried" (219), for example, the narrator confesses that he can't shake the image of the Vietnamese man he killed on a footpath with a grenade — his body splayed, blood glistening on his neck.
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In a collaboration with the Paris plumassière Nelly Saunier, the house produced a cuff bracelet of pure-white bird feathers with leaves of rose gold, designed to emulate the effect of frosty snow glistening in the sun's warm rays.
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More than 80 models, streaming forth, in uptown cashmere car coats and matching day dresses; slouchy trousers and crew necks with cone bras built in, often with Peter Pan-collar shirts beneath; glistening gray culotte suits and camel peacoats.
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The unassumingly named crispy eggplant plumbs the depths of the Sichuanese classic eggplant with garlic sauce, and delivers a delectable original, fried to a flavorful crunch and tossed to a glistening plum gold in a peanut-soy-garlic caramel.
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Have some wine and the watermelon sushi: cold, firm blocks of melon in place of rice, topped with glistening Long Island fluke, a trail of Calabrian peppers, pungent slices of preserved lemon, and a dusting of crunchy bonito flakes.
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Cutting to the glistening hairline of a middle-aged man, it may seem as though the first shot were from his perspective as he approaches his lover — but given the distance and movement of the camera, that seems wrong.
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There are none of Warhol's half-shadows and oblique lights, only the stark white light in which Nicchiarelli places Nico — her stark blue eyes glistening as she sings, always with a cigarette and a glass of wine in hand.
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I was drawn to the work that showed sharp contrasts, such as the performance with a woman in a glistening red chador standing on a raised platform among a virtual forest of American flags; it was called "The Red Chador" (2016).
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It was about three hours into Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's testimony to the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Wednesday, when all of the attention quickly shifted from Zuckerberg's glistening brow to the exhibit looming over Missouri Republican Billy Long's head.
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Instead, the film, which stars Lily James, Matt Smith, Lena Headey, and other acclaimed British actors, is a gleeful romp through the world as Austen saw it, a realm of heaving corsets, witty repartee, and verdant meadows glistening in the rain.
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The glistening, fatty slices of tongue topping a mozzarella di pane filled with celery-carrot cream was not my style and we didn't (dare to) try the PizzaBagels, their dough boiled in water aromatized with curry, Amarone wine or barbecue sauce.
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The fish, in thick slabs, now lay fanned out on the plate before me, glistening with oil — oil that had leached out of it because the Master had intentionally let the fish "rest," or cure for a day or so.
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His father, Prince Charles, had a special sword delivered to his home Birkhall, on the estate, in September 2013, so that he could teach his son the rudiments of dubbing someone a knight — without having an accident with the glistening blade!
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With its tightly interlocking scales glistening against the torch light, it looks prehistoric, but with its little ears and long nose and tongue that it uses to find one ant and termite mound after the other, it also looks harmless.
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Fourth Of July weekend is glistening on the horizon, foreshadowing the imminent arrival of 24/7 summer brain — a seasonal diagnosis that, among other things, includes an ongoing obsession with Instagrammable warm-weather accessories like over-the-top pool floats.
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Everything about the film operates at the same intense fever pitch: the glistening score urgently batters the audience in every direction, the colors are eye-bleedingly bright, and the emotions are big enough to play on the tiniest phone screen.
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The Recording Academy has a habit of dangling those glistening, golden gramophones — especially for the honor of one of their Big 4 general categories — right over the heads of artists of color, only to bestow the winning honor upon someone white.
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All of the competing countries made their grand entrance into the Maracanã Stadium for the opening ceremony at the 2016 Rio Olympics, and while each had its own flair, Tonga's flag holder Pita Nikolas Aufatofua was a glistening moment. Literally.
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Jenner arrived at the event sporting a glistening mesh backless La Perla gown (she's an ambassador for the brand) with a dramatic front cut-out, which was sheer enough to reveal a black bodysuit underneath, along with her nearly naked backside.
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And while drivers here have long revered their cars, for every Jan-and-Dean moment of rolling up the Pacific Coast Highway, sun glistening off the waves, there is the punishing attempt to cross town on Wilshire Boulevard at rush hour.
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For one, the bottom of the pot is lined with thin pita, which gets drizzled in oil; the rice goes on top and sinks into the bread as it cooks, and the finished crust is sliced into glistening, golden-brown wedges.
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Istanbul, where ancient mosques and churches jostle with gleaming skyscrapers and faux-Ottoman shopping malls to define an evolving cityscape, was reshaped by Mr. Erdogan's Islamist government, which created a glistening image of the city that is now threatened by instability.
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It is "When The Heart Emerges Glistening" — not "My Name Is Oscar," which is the title of the track on which he pays tribute to Oscar Grant III, who was fatally shot by a transit police officer in Oakland in 2009.
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It is "When The Heart Emerges Glistening" — not "My Name Is Oscar," which is the title of the track on which he pays tribute to Oscar Grant III, who was fatally shot by a transit police officer in Oakland in 2800.
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The semur is made the way Ms. Pratiwi's grandmother and mother taught her to make it, though Ms. Pratiwi braises the beef more gently, in the oven, until it's very tender and glistening all over with a dark, mellow sauce.
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When you think of Chili's—or of a rack of sauce-smothered, glistening baby back ribs—it's very, very likely that your first mental association is not of a particular flavor, or even a particular dining experience, but of a song.
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The choice couldn't have been more obvious: there was one on almost every table, a big, round platter of hacked-up blue crabs coated in a thick, pink, chili-flecked sauce and surrounded by a ring of glistening fried buns.
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CAIRO — Jet black and glistening with mud, the giant granite sarcophagus sits at the bottom of a pit in the Egyptian city of Alexandria, perfectly sealed despite being 2,000 years old, prompting ever-wilder theories about what secrets might lie inside.
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Glistening sheets of a honey-colored material were made from a paste of ground-up shrimp shells that varies from opaque to translucent and is embedded with bacteria that has been engineered to capture carbon and turn it into sugar.
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From mid-June through mid-July, Petra Paredez, the baker and an owner of Petee's Pie Company, makes what she calls "strawberry dream," a pie glistening with ruby berries atop a chilled mascarpone and lemon curd filling in a butter crust.
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Gogo Penguin is a British piano trio that's redolent of a few things: Brad Mehldau's 6463s chamber jazz; Jon Brion's warm and glistening film scores; and Dawn of Midi, a contemporary group sounding like electronic dance music played by acoustic instruments.
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On Soccer MOSCOW — They waited until it was over, until the fireworks shot into the sky and the rain soaked them to the skin, until that glistening trophy was safe in their hands and golden confetti sparkled in their hair.
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There is not enough chlorine in existence to make me a water park enthusiast, but Universal Orlando in Florida had lured me to its glistening new "water theme park" with a tantalizing marketing assertion: We have reimagined the whole experience.
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On the other, men and women in cozy cafes sip from fragrant cups of coffee identified by their exotic origins — Guatemala, for example, a small country of cloud forests and glistening mountain lakes where varied microclimates engender countless coffee varieties.
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In its Sunlight Journey collection, inspired the Amalfi Coast of Italy, Piaget offered hammered gold bracelets glistening with rubies, reminiscent of sunsets, or in necklaces with shivering tassels of sapphires and white diamonds, designed to mirror waves crashing on a cliff.
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For some, the hunt represents the class struggle waged by those outside the privileged loop of riders in their scarlet coats atop glistening steeds, pounding across the countryside with packs of hounds baying for the blood of a hapless fellow quadruped.
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The three other shorts in the program — New Fancy Foils, Undertone Overture, and Glistening Thrills — are now widely available for the first time, part of a smattering of work from 2012 to 2017 that Mack has made public on Vimeo.
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Steelers 18, Chiefs 16 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The playoffs within the A.F.C. playoffs concluded Sunday night at Arrowhead Stadium, and the winners afterward received not a glistening trophy or pristine new caps to wear but a more urgent, less tangible distinction.
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But the Midlands site, with its futuristic corporate offices, orderly silver-walled single factory floor and glistening moat upon which several parked models appear to float majestically, continues to move at a less-frenetic pace than that of most rivals.
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Yet Sylvie Manac'h — the new director of the Y.M.C.A. in Paris, where the court is housed — seemed taken aback when a recent visitor wondered aloud whether Manac'h ever wished she could tear the floor up and install a glistening replacement.
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But those quiet minutes standing in front of the bird — either carving it while it was still hot and glistening, or picking cold meat off the carcass to nestle between slices of bread — were some of the moments he treasured most.
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When they meet a wizened old man on their journey, so the tale goes, he directs them "to find Death, turn up this crooked way" and points them to a glistening casket of gold buried in the roots of the tree.
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" The nightmarish prevalence of glistening meat hooks, putrid carcasses and distressed-animal sounds are none-too-subtle reasons that the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals lists it as one of the "Top 10 Movies That Make You Go Meatless.
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Lorenz had submerged microphones in the water, and they picked up small noises as she dropped stones into the pool, pumped water in and out of a small bottle, and slowly guided a large, glass ball across the glistening surface.
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Episodes of ethereal stillness—a gentle tangle of flutes, a swish of cymbals, a glistening of harp, piano, and celesta—give way to more sharply delineated gestures, such as strutting syncopated chords in the piano or throbbing pulses in the drums.
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"I was thinking that my brother would be released but he never showed up there and I knew he had been killed," Adama said in the courtyard of her home near Banjul with her mother and sister, their cheeks glistening with tears.
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Posing for the camera with his mouth open, a glistening DelVecchio showed off a portion of his tan body (chest hair included!), some beard and mustache stubble, and a headband that kept his shiny, dark and ungelled locks away from his face.
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But for me she will forever be that beautiful, chocolate-brown princess I first saw performing scenes--with her glistening voice--from "Porgy and Bess," with Sammy Davis Jr. on the premiere episode of "The Diahann Carroll Show," back in 1976. Wow.
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When sealing the deal with the once-chiseled, always-abhorrent bro who religiously farted in pre-calculus, you get to exist in this glistening, almost-imaginary space where whatever you have with whoever you have it is fleeting, self-contained and, often, hilarious.
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Sainsbury's says that its new chicken packaging will allow dry-heaving home cooks to slide the meat directly from the plastic pouch into the pan, and will not require them to place a single finger on a piece of glistening poultry flesh.
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At the end of her immaculate performance of "Love on Top," Beyoncé unbuttoned her glistening jacket, gave the crowd a sly smile and rubbed her burgeoning bump, thus announcing to the world the coming arrival of an heir to the Bey throne.
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Some of the travel will be pretty swanky, such as "first class [seats] on Emirates or Cathay Pacific" airlines, or staying at "some of the world's top hotels from the Greek isles to the heart of Singapore's glistening skyline," the job description reads.
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Of course, this being The CW's dark, neo-noir take on the classic comic, he's eating it in Pop's with a pool of blood still glistening on the floor after a masked man shot Fred Andrews (Luke Perry) in last season's finale.
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In a confessional moment, I might have admitted that I wasn't a particularly good "intubator"; the few times I had tried, the textbook vision of the vocal cords, glistening tantalizingly beyond the epiglottis, like some V-shaped promised land, had somehow evaded me.
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This means General Tso's chicken, glistening and verging on too sweet, as it always did; pepper steak, soy-dark, whose unnuanced pleasures can't be broken down into its simple arithmetic of garlic, ginger and scallions; limp lo mein littered with baby corn.
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When their lips finally detach from their awkward suckle, a glorious spit-bridge of their recently swapped saliva stretches momentarily between their mouths, glistening in the lush forest sun, then rips apart like a gooey elastic band that finally succumbed to resistance.
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Cape Way, the toughest-to-reach end point, is a winding wriggle of tight bends and cobbled streets, the sea glistening to your right and left as you tear up a hill, the whole thing climaxing in front of Athens' famous Parthenon.
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He added a few new figures: a dark and disturbing mother figure in a tortured yoga-like pose, and around the merry-go-round floor the severed green glistening segments of St. George's dragon, representing the violent and glorious circle of life.
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I'd never been to a mall food court — a wonderland where free slivers of chicken on toothpicks were held out to us like offerings, each bite seasoned to its outermost limit, fried and tender and salty and glistening with sweet, cornstarch-bound sauces.
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A long-awaited basketball arena, a state-of-the-art tennis stadium and a glistening new administration building were built, fortifying programs like water polo, tennis and track and field, which continued to chase national championships and produce a steady stream of Olympians.
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"I've been accused of being cold or removed, but I think that's because I wasn't as volatile or I don't have a knee-jerk reaction," she said, her hands glistening with jewels and her lips glossy and pink like a glazed French confection.
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In "Palate" (19922), the Greek-born American artist Gina Beavers transforms snapshots of food found online — glistening oysters, a pileup of chicken and waffles — into relief paintings with messy surfaces of smacked-around acrylic paint, thickened and contoured by pumice and glass beads.
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I keep searching anyway because winter makes me long for those glistening golden discs that Mother Ollie made right on the stovetop, dropping a dollop of thin batter, pancake style, into a shallow pool of heated oil in her own cast-iron skillet.
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Along with an instructive lineup of naked fowl, silver herring and popeyed sardines, this indispensable tribute to the transcendent but still undervalued painter centers on a stupendous 23600 "Carcass of Beef," glistening scarlet, streaked with orange fat and straddling a starry sky.
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Along with an instructive lineup of naked fowl, silver herring and popeyed sardines, this indispensable tribute to the transcendent but still undervalued painter centers on a stupendous 2202 "Carcass of Beef," glistening scarlet, streaked with orange fat and straddling a starry sky.
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Along with an instructive lineup of naked fowl, silver herring and popeyed sardines, this indispensable tribute to the transcendent but still undervalued painter centers on a stupendous 19813 "Carcass of Beef," glistening scarlet, streaked with orange fat and straddling a starry sky.
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Along with an instructive lineup of naked fowl, silver herring and popeyed sardines, this indispensable tribute to the transcendent but still undervalued painter centers on a stupendous 33 "Carcass of Beef," glistening scarlet, streaked with orange fat and straddling a starry sky.
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Along with an instructive lineup of naked fowl, silver herring and popeyed sardines, this indispensable tribute to the transcendent but still undervalued painter centers on a stupendous 1920 "Carcass of Beef," glistening scarlet, streaked with orange fat and straddling a starry sky.
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Along with an instructive lineup of naked fowl, silver herring and popeyed sardines, this indispensable tribute to the transcendent but still undervalued painter centers on a stupendous 1925 "Carcass of Beef," glistening scarlet, streaked with orange fat and straddling a starry sky.
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Instead, for dinner this night, hambone or no, take it easy: I like Melissa Clark's Tuscan kale salad, and I love it alongside or underneath a few scallops seared in a tiny amount of oil and then basted in butter until glistening.
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In the end, two models came out in glistening evening columns, torsos encased in stiff ruffled organza shells; each woman had one arm supporting her opposite elbow, which was cocked up and out to the side as if holding a cigarette en pose.
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There are also little streams of gold tinsel, which Nick tells me probably keep the price a little lower (while also adding fun shine, which, I read recently, is so primally appealing because it reminds us of the glistening surface of drinkable water).
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The dog—one of those Kabuli street hounds glistening with bald patches, a tumor the size of a cantaloupe hanging between its haunches, and no doubt an ear infection that caused it to list and wander in psychotic circles—was barking mutely.
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I'd forgotten the place is open at lunch, and it was startling to see people leaning into nighttime excess at noon: frosty martinis on tables through the restaurant's front, glistening Dover sole on one waiter's arm, the restaurant's pillowy veal Parm on another's.
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The rumor, at the time of the Swimming Decree, was that Zaka had become the boyfriend of the curviest of the Mary Wards and had instituted the ban because he did not want the junior boys to see her in her glistening glory.
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The name BVLGARI is spelled out in huge glistening letters across the front with the company's signature ancient Roman "V" in place of the "U"; earlier this month, the letters "weren't quite visible enough," Mr. Rapone said, so workers were busily polishing away.
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We took a jaunt down the street to find out what lurks within the glistening shops and found, among other things, $600 cardigans, bottles of bee venom-infused face serum for $200 a pop, $1,184 pairs of jeans, and $30 face massagers.
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A few months later, she released "Good Bye, Good Girl," a glistening 80s synth-pop song (co-written with a still-unidentified musician under the pseudonym Papico) that had an addictive chorus, reaching back to the poppier moments on Haruomi Hosono's Philharmony.
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Good things come to those who wait, and for this plate of gently spiced, stuffed, soft, and biscuity loveliness, glistening in more-ish clarified butter, I feel like I've waited more than the 48 hours it takes to make a pheni paratha.
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Pierre Gouthière: Virtuoso Gilder at the French Court at the Frick Collection in Manhattan is the first exhibition to concentrate on his career, with over 20 glistening objects on loan from private collections and institutions like the Louvre and Royal Castle of Warsaw.
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"We were down below the newly-made tsunami evacuation mound on our local football field and there was a bright glistening coming from the top of the mound — it looked almost like the hill was sparkling but we were unsure why," Maris told Storyful.
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Trump materialized at 8:02 pm ET in the cross hall of the White House and took a stately stroll to his podium along a red carpet under a glistening chandelier before summoning the full theatrical power of his office for the first time.
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I watched a lot of it, and VR porn of this genre is at its best when whatever it is you want to see is hovering nearby: breasts hanging over you, an ass lowering itself down over your face, glistening cocks offered up for tasting.
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In a brief email exchange with THUMP, Darsa noted that he produced tracks like "Underwater"—with its sturdy bassline, glistening melody, and consistent jounce—with the intention of resisting some of the pressures put forth by French labels looking to churn out radio-friendly hits.
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By virtue of sheer longevity and persistence, the Alaskan indie band Portugal the Man has come to define a particular strain of popular alternative rock: queasy glistening guitars, woozy electronic textures, and crooning white-soul vocals equal psychedelia as reconstructed by students of indie obscurantism.
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An autocratic petrostate investing in prestige events and glistening highrises to gain a foothold on the world stage is nothing new, and it was interesting to see the world's sporting press descend on the city, mention the Dior boutiques and incoming Starbucks, and move on.
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In season one, for instance, former NFL player turned actor/national treasure Terry Crews delivered a rendition of Vanessa Carlton's "A Thousand Miles" that began with fake piano playing and somehow ended with Crews ribbon-dancing shirtless in all his glistening-eight-pack glory.
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I'm surely letting The Fear grab hold as I'm thinking this—who really gives a shit, I suppose—but as in the Lambo scenario, all I want to is let it rip on the highway and feel the wind glide around my glistening body.
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Melvyn Lim, executive creative director at OgilvyOne Singapore, told Mashable the rain was unexpected, but the driver adjusted his tires for the situation and they stuck to the shot, which ended up looking a lot more dramatic because of the rain glistening in the floodlights.
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I mean: It can dangerously warp your perception of someone's reality, their body, career, and relationships, but it's still very pleasing to see a nice photo of a beach, or a golden ale glistening in the waning sunlight of a recently-revamped beer garden.
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Perhaps the biggest achievement, which I have yet to find elsewhere in my (extensive) research: The slices drip with greasiness, which takes me right back to the Jersey boardwalk pizzerias of my youth, a wad of napkins in hand to dab the glistening cheese.
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An autocratic petrostate investing in prestige events and glistening highrises to gain a foothold on the world stage is nothing new, and it was interesting to see the world's sporting press descend on the city, mention the Dior boutiques and incoming Starbucks, and move on.
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Like any of number of fictional futures, from Metropolis to Altered Carbon, it is a society where the wealthy in live in glistening towers in the clouds, surrounded by technologies of luxury and convenience, looking down on an underclass that cannot afford basic necessities.
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Per the aesthetic of Baz Luhrmann ("Moulin Rouge"), who directed the first episode and produced the other five, every detail pops — every glistening thigh in tight short shorts, every half-empty soda bottle making a just-so clink, every gaudy print on every polyester collar.
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One lacy spider web was laser-cut from wool; another knitted in micro-pleats from steel and wool to create a dense, swirling exoskeleton; another composed of glistening 3-D printed, transparent laser-cut hexagons (5,000 of them) as airy and alluring as soap bubbles.
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Photo by Daniel SheaGiven the bio-mechanical nature of Arca's unique music (aided by Jesse Kanda's visuals), you don't picture him exporting songs from a laptop so much as you imagine his concoctions emerging from an H.R. Giger-designed cocoon, covered in glistening slime.
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On the runway, it was most recently found at the summer couture shows — at Dior, there was no makeup at all but for the slightest hints of highlighter, while at Margiela, the models wore multiple layers of highlighter, their skin glistening with an otherworldly sheen.
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Twelve years ago, with the support of those who backed the High Line, the elevated rail track turned into a glistening public park (and a model for abandoned industrial land around the country), the city allowed property owners along the route to sell air rights.
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On an episode of her talk show in September, Ripa called her husband's good looks "an outrage," joking that while Consuelos just cuts back on a few indulgences to slim down, "I would need a plastic surgeon" to get that "shredded and glistening" look.
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On an episode of her talk show in September, Ripa called her husband's good looks "an outrage," joking that while Consuelos, 48, cuts back on a few indulgences to slim down, "I would need a plastic surgeon" to get that "shredded and glistening" look.
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Milan To see Marni's latest men's collection, guests journeyed through neon-lit metal tunnels within a warehouse on the outskirts of Milan before finding themselves by an illuminated dance floor where glistening models, already mid-trance, were dancing to thumping music in slow-motion.
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"It takes a lot of energy to keep this room functioning," said Mr. Rutter, wearing a T-shirt and jeans under the bright yellow glare, his forehead glistening as he gazed across plants lush with distinctive, hand-shaped leaves and fuzzy, bud-laden flower stalks.
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These men in Lyon's photograph with their outsize burdens immediately remind me of figures in one of Sebastião Salgado's photographs of the Serra Pelada gold mine in Brazil, the entire picture plane of which is an array of small sacks set on glistening backs.
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No. 4 Seeds: The Underrated Ones Married Robb & Talisa in "The Bear & The Maiden Fair"Season 33, episode 7 Robb and Talisa's first sex scene may get all the attention, but this is the one filled with glistening abs, bare butts, and a surprise pregnancy announcement.
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"Fake Love" Love Yourself: Tear's lead single, typifies their approach, stacking plucked guitar chords, crinkly electronic bass, and multiple layers of synth flutter into a glistening motion machine, set to a melody that builds like a rock anthem with the streamlined grace of a dancefloor banger.
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It may look like Kim Kardashian West's coveted glistening cheekbones and sultry smoky eyes could only be created with a serious knack for Photoshop — but the truth is, she has the best makeup artists in the business on speed dial, and they're even better than computer wizardry.
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But a dish called ya fan —featuring a glistening confited duck leg, slow-cooked in soy, red-rice wine, and rock sugar; a salty, jammy soy egg; fresh basil; and half-moons of daikon pickles, all atop fluffy white rice—sets a new standard for fast casual.
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I loved the dish at the restaurant, but I loved it even more when, in the privacy of my kitchen that night, I pulled the glistening lamb from the bone, dragged it in the gluey caramel soy sauce and ate it, marveling at its haunting umami flavor.
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Part of the mystery springs from Melania herself, who is even more unknowable than the average celebrity, not only sheathed in her high cheekbones and glistening skin and oversized sunglasses, but also obscured by the bloodless way she goes about the usual duties of the first lady.
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Regardless of any musical misfires, all was forgotten when the star of the night showed up, carried onto the stage by three talented chefs from a restaurant called Taikochaya, its scales glistening under the light of the disco ball, eyes watery in anticipation of its impending beheading.
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This was the setting for the family's Jewish holiday meals, which almost always included that spicy matzo ball soup, apple-cinnamon challah and guajillo-pepper gefilte fish, as well as a sticky honey cake, cherry-filled rugelach and a glistening roast chicken scattered with dried apricots.
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LONDON — A newly opened restaurant in an East London neighborhood is aiming to make waves by serving what looks like the perfect presentation of fish and chips, that quintessential British dish: a piece of glistening plump batter, chunky chips, mushy peas and a slice of lemon.
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These days when I make a memory meal, there is my grandfather in fiery milk and keema, my father in yellow lentils, my mother in glistening collard greens and among them are enchiladas in red sauce; the child I lost and the person who found him.
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A skinny teen-age boy, bare to the waist and glistening with sweat, squelched around in a brick-lined pit, sorting pieces of "wet blue," tinged that color from processing with highly toxic chromium salts, which leaves the leather more supple than the older, vegetable-processing method.
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The 27-year-old rising star paid for the glistening pearl-white gift to himself earlier in the week, then picked it up on the day of the first of his two sell-out shows, and he left it parked in front of the Ryman the entire evening.
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No matter how many times I look through my Instagram feed and salivate over beautifully curated pictures of rainbow sprinkled banana splits, dense chocolate cakes, glistening glazed donuts, and stacks of ooey-gooey brownies, I fail to go the extra step in actually copying the recipe and making them.
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After a glistening unicorn (complete with rainbow mane and shimmering cape) made his way to the stage to sing his sweet rendition of the classic tune, the concealed figure removed his disguise to reveal the international movie star's grinning mug underneath — and the audience appropriately lost its mind.
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And if you're currently in the market for a very good one, then Marc Jacobs Beauty Glow Stick Glistening Illuminator might be it, particularly if you want cheekbones like Kate Bosworth, or shoulders like Emily Ratajkowski, or an all-over I-only-eat-organic radiance like Emma Watson.
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Soft Sounds from Another Planet features hissy electric noise, hypnotic guitar riffs, static crackling and sputtering at odd intervals, fashioned into comelier shapes and placed into a dichotomy with, or perhaps just made to coexist next to, sheets of synthesizer shimmer, glistening keyboard light, and thick electronic texture.
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For 2.23 weeks beginning every fall, millions of Americans plop down in front of their televisions and whittle away their Sundays watching scores of glistening National Football League demigods kick, throw, and intercept oblong balls across the gridiron for the eventual right to be called Super Bowl champion.
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Seamus parked the car, and we walked uphill, beyond the sign, beyond the cross, to a place where Casement himself might have stood, and might have looked out across the glistening, turquoise bay under a sky big and vivid as the one we beheld, and considered his end.
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Or, if you've been out on the grounds hauling up tautog, or if you go to the market today despite my despondence and find glistening halibut or cod, you might enjoy David Tanis's recipe for baked fish with sesame and ginger, which is simple, healthy and really, really delicious.
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At times, they appear so sickeningly gigantic that even a veterinarian would make the sign of the cross, but then you'll get a sequence like "Mungojerrie and Rumpelteazer," where the cats are dwarfed by mere silverware and struggle to bear the weight of a human's glistening pearl necklace.
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Though Kanye West expressed his deep appreciation for his naked wife's form in yesterday's Harper's Bazaar cover, she appears completely covered in her Balmain ads, which may explain why he looks so sad: Steven Klein/Balmain Kim Kardashian also appears distraught, with one glistening, mascara-soaked tear gleaming on her cheek.
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Denzel Washington and Chris Pratt inherit the lead roles from Yul Brynner and Steve McQueen, and they deliver exactly what you expect from two of the biggest movie stars on the planet — cowboys with a mischievous glint in their eye and glistening white teeth amid all the dust and the dirt.
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If there's one thing we're positively certain of, it's that there's truly no greater embodiment of the vitriol and nationalistic frenzy that goes along with geoeconomic strife than a bunch of scantily clad female models seductively wrestling one another in an inflatable kiddie pool filled to the brim with glistening caviar.
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From the whispered vocals of Dario G's "Voices" to the trip-hop breaks of "Lonely Soul" (featuring Richard Ashcroft, of course) The Beach soundtrack has the essence of chill-out and also the euphoric melodies of trance that would meander into the glistening water at beach parties around the time.
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Cost: £9003 million (£3.1 million today) The most decadent shit that happens: There is no image more startling, more iconic, than seeing Missy Elliott's bald head slowly rising out of the jet-black ocean, glistening and covered in spikes, like if the Loch Ness monster was cool and joined Hells Angels.
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The gray, glistening sight of an uncooked shrimp makes the fact that so many people eat and enjoy shrimp particularly confusing; if you ever happened to see one hanging out on your kitchen counter, you probably wouldn't wonder what it tasted like before you smacked it flat with a spatula.
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Her exhibition "Generation Wealth," on view at the International Center of Photography on the Bowery, is a bitter, reproving tour of her 25 years exploring American and global materialism, and it's accompanied by a glistening cinder block of a publication, filled with over 500 pages of diamonds, collagen and Birkin bags.
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There was just one twist to everything they made, however: In true Acre tradition, meat is swapped out for seafood, so the Dalal family feasted on muhammar of wrapped sardines, kubbe balls formed from chopped grouper fish, and maqluba with thick chunks of octopus glistening among the cauliflower, eggplant and potatoes.
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Though Adonis and Viktor are fine, what makes them foinee goes beyond their mere appearance; it is a willing vulnerability that they pull into their performances, the glistening eyes, the trembling lips, Donny on his knees in front of Bianca's pregnant self, kissing her belly, silently asking his new family for forgiveness.
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As with many heartthrob solo debuts, what stands out about this one is a glistening male vanity that can result in detail-obsessed fussiness or a solemn preoccupation with having real feelings as the case may be, and always the absurd self-objectification of anxious self-redefinition, yet that isn't even the problem.
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Each morning, after the couple's two older children, James and Natalie, left for school each morning, Mark spent special one-on-one time with Daniel, snuggling on the couch or marveling at the snowflakes glistening on the tree branches outside the windows of their home before the first-grader boarded the bus.
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Maisel, see your name in lights, and find your voice; head to Pantene's room to enter the "Play Rescue Reset" journey and strike a pose in front of a glistening fountain; or check out the phone booth from Plan B One-Step, where you can listen to inspiring stories from real women.
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Lukas Nelson and Aaron Raitiere (Ashley Monroe, Anderson East) stay on as co-writers for a few of those tracks, possibly injecting some grittiness and a hint of country, but by the end of the album she's going full Gaga, into a glistening world removed from the kind of music Cooper writes.
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She had walked away from the car, climbing a faint trail that led to the top of a ridge, from where she could see a pure blue lake glistening in the distance, the kind of geographic feature you might find at the end of a hike, the place where you had lunch then turned around.
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The smaller works draw inspiration from the chefs' stories, visualizing their diverse relationships to Chinese food; the larger ceramics, positioned on functioning Lazy Susans, are glistening tributes to 18 regional cuisines, from Cantonese to Fujian and even Chino-Latino, evoking and weaving together characteristics of each place such as renowned dishes, architecture, and landscapes.
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Whether in the dark, punchy "Night-Symphonies, Day Breaks" (1991-92), or the glistening Marian song for soprano (Sarah Moyer) and Baroque instruments, "Nova Genitura" (1975), at Saturday's concert your ears could sense the intricate structures underlying the sounds, but they remained so elusive that you understood that structures in themselves were not the point.
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" Enraptured by the young orator in 1841, a white New England newspaper editor wrote: "As this Douglass stood there in manly attitude, with erect form, and glistening eye and deep-toned voice, telling us that he had been secretly devising means to effect his release, we could not help thinking of Spartacus, the Gladiator.
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Big and bulky and built, his arms golden and glistening and indicating the particular attributes of a man in youth — a tattoo for the Chicago Cubs, and another of a bulldog — he told me this summer would mark his third in Ketchikan, cutting and hauling timber for one of the nation's largest logging companies.
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Big and bulky and built, his arms golden and glistening and indicating the particular attributes of a man in youth — a tattoo for the Chicago Cubs, and another of a bulldog — he told me this summer would mark his third in Ketchikan, cutting and hauling timber for one of the nation's largest logging companies.
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Emma Garland Mabel is the 20-year-old daughter of riotous pop icon Neneh Cherry and Massive Attack producer Cameron McVey, but that is probably the least interesting fact about the singer, who has spent the past half year crafting two glistening pop bangers and slowly flinging them into the universe one by one.
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I don't even need to be getting my hot yoga on at Y7 or hitting the treadmill to get a glistening upper lip or a moist underboob situation; I've more or less accepted this as a way of life, but it sure hasn't made my switch to natural deodorants an entirely seamless (and B.O.-free) process.
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Jewel conceived the album while working in LA, when he realized he missed rain, and the album sounds like it: massive sheets of plummeting synthesizer whoosh, keyboards heard through a smokescreen with delayed reverb, tingly waves of shimmer and squeal, glistening sonic ice sculptures, howling wind, chilled melancholy, little percussive electronic droplets bouncing off the surface.
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In "Dorothy Champ" (2002), glistening crystal tears falling from the sad blue eyes of the beautiful biracial actress conjure the actress's emotional conflict over leaving a successful Broadway career to become a Bahai activist, while in "Nella Larsen…Passing" (2003) she places a white lace veil over a portrait of an author who explores biracial identity.
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Dr. Leana S. Wen, a friend of the bride who was ordained for this ceremony by the American Marriage Ministries, officiated at the Barn at Glistening Pond, an events venue in Falls, Pa. The bride, 32, is a law clerk for Judge Legrome D. Davis of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia.
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No other cultural object of 2016 has given me as much unstinting joy as this four-minute blast of Squeeze by way of an early Trax release, and for that reason alone, it should be treasured for years to come—a glistening reminder that we'll always be able to find some kind of laughter in the dark.
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One reason Shinee is the great Korean boy band is that it epitomizes male vanity in all its glistening glory, after all, but Shinee is a group and five cartoon heartthrobs really are better than one — the difference is less about vocal variety, which nobody who doesn't understand Korean will notice anyway, than the energy the multiplicity of singers implies.
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Their eyes and heads are so big and their noses so small that if it weren't for their Penthouse makeup (icy eyeshadow, cat-eye liner, glistening lip gloss, and eyelashes as long as their fingers) and their come-hither clothes (crop tops, hot pants, microminis, and kinky boots), they'd look like emaciated babies, Kewpie dolls in a time of famine.
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I wish an easy fast to those who are observing Yom Kippur today, and offer all the hope in the world that there's a good spread for you after a day of prayer and atonement, forgiveness and repentance: glistening smoked salmon and silky whitefish; pickled herring in cream sauce and onions; kippers and chub; sliced red onions, capers, cream cheese; bagels for miles.
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As images from his half-century of renown revealed anew, he had created an astonishing canvas simply by smiling, or by flicking a jab, preaching at a mosque, hitting the speed bag, glistening with sweat, rejecting entry into the military, goofing with the Beatles, screaming in mock-lunacy at Sonny Liston, taunting Joe Frazier and rope-a-doping with George Foreman.
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To my mind, what makes the recent live-action revamps so unsatisfactory (Disney's 2016 version, and " Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle ," which came out on Netflix last year) is that all the C.G.I.-enhanced realism—the glistening fur, the shining hooves, the quivering whiskers—can't disguise the fact that Baloo, Bagheera, Kaa, and the rest were never conceived of as real animals.
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There&aposs Something Strange Happening at the Bottom of the Greenland Ice SheetFor the first time, researchers have peered thousands of meters beneath Greenland's glistening…Read more ReadFor the study, a research team led by William Colgan from York University in Toronto took an inventory of the waste still at the site, and ran climate simulations to determine if the waste was at risk of being exposed.
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And the second meme is pictures of a Shiba dog with the caption "zoom in on the nose," and there, on the nose, glistening, almost imperceptibly, are Comic Sans instructions that send you around the photo on a wild goose chase that normally ends in an affirmation—"~remember u are beautiful~"—or whatever the opposite of that is—"~ya trash~"—and that is the other meme.
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Except that now Ida found it hard to view any other kind of design commission—for a vanilla-white office building in their own downtown Chicago, for example—as anything other than a future headstone, a kind of sarcophagus that would briefly house living, glistening people before they were lowered into the earth or scattered out over the lake in a burst of powder.
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Never. She was never given the choice to say no the first time her legs were pried open, never given a choice to rid her body of the grievance she had to carry for nine months, never given a choice to look at another woman and allow herself to be carried by the feeling without blood, bright red on glistening glass, sticking to her like shadow.
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John Legend: A Legendary Christmas (Columbia, 2018) From Stevie Wonder's "What Christmas Means to Me" to Marvin Gaye's "Purple Snowflakes" to the Jackson 5's "Give Love on Christmas Day," this album's nostalgia is for bygone eras of soul music — the thumping bass, glistening rhythm guitar, and skippity horn arrangements imagine a fictional retro-R&B style whose interlocking elements click together with the synchronized perk of a big-band ensemble.
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The commercial-style shots of glistening, happy, successful Scientologists' faces (and the "cautionary tales" of drug addicts, criminals, and other unhappy individuals who, presumably, need Scientology in their lives), the vaguely spiritual platitudes, and the promise that Scientology can lead participants to better jobs and better lives all tie into a much bigger rhetoric increasingly prevalent in American culture: the idea that spirituality is, ultimately, about self-improvement.
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Or for some real exercise, which I tried to do several days a week as Hong Kong bureau chief when not on reporting trips, there was a 224-minute walk up many steep switchbacks to the top of the tram tracks, with magnificent views of Victoria Harbor and its skyscrapers in one direction and a glistening reservoir, a verdant valley and the South China Sea in the other direction.
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