I was glued to the frozen landscape out the window; Sophie was glued to her iPod.
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If you're glued to the news, read:Savage News, Jessica Yellin
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Families around the world were glued to their TV sets.
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First, we are glued to our smartphones, computers and TVs.
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"It's kind of crazy how much we're glued to them."
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It was built to keep people glued to their screens.
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Here's one for all of us glued to our smartphones.
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These are just fake eyelashes, but glued to a nose.
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My kids are glued to his videos for good reasons.
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Ms. Mulvaney stayed glued to the radio, listening for updates.
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All the while my eyes remain glued to my cellphone.
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Meaning in this case, it keeps you glued to Facebook.
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"People are still glued to Facebook and Instagram," he said.
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Those already on the mainland were glued to the news.
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"Everyone I know is glued to the news," he said.
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Dee's awful mottled face, the eyelash glued to her cheek.
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I'm glued to it ... watching it, just sort of waiting.
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For those glued to gym equipment, however, things get trickier.
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Others had rubber shark heads glued to their Nationals caps.
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Sports fans were glued to it during the Super Bowl.
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I'm glued to it ... watching it, just sort of waiting.
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I was also tired of being so glued to my email.
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They're glued to their phones, which means it's not gonna happen.
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I was glued to that thing for at least one week.
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Honest to god," Moran laughed, "I was glued to the internet.
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And I know Juan was glued to the rally last night.
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Apple staff are often glued to the iPhones they helped popularize.
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For those who don't have time to stay glued to ipanda.
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That, and we all seem to be glued to our phones.
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Perfectly glued to your lash line and looking soft and fluttery?
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Your suit is literally glued to your butt, boobs and crotch.
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My days glued to a police scanner are long behind me.
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The children glued to their screens in a zombie-like stares.
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Bubble keeps them glued to the present moment, enjoying their first
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They don't interact when their eyes are glued to the screens!
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Not about to be glued to the internet during family time?
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As I drove, Amy rode shotgun, eyes glued to the iPad.
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MY WIFE WAS GLUED TO YOU SO— FROST: YOU'RE TOO KIND.
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Other than that, the star investors are glued to their seats.
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Our nation's infrastructure is bound inextricably, or even "glued," to cyberspace.
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Glued to the news, the family gathered their dog and cat.
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It's much deeper than just being glued to the prayer book.
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In an era of #fakenews, many eyes are glued to Twitter.
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All around Portland, Bayer-Boatwrights are glued to the TV news.
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She said she had not been glued to the impeachment coverage.
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Will you be glued to the TV coverage of the wedding?
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He, too, condemned a world of people glued to their screens.
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A new register is then started and glued to the first.
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That'll get you glued to the TV come February 2, 2020.
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Investors glued to their screens as stocks tumble day after day.
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Conflict means urgency, and urgency means viewers glued to the channel.
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It's just hot glued to the bottom of the paper mache.
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There were days glued to the computer watching hundreds of technique videos.
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Egyptians were glued to their TVs on the day of the trial.
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Our eyes are glued to Clapton's social media accounts for that reveal.
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It keeps getting more addictive: Notifications keep us glued to our phones.
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The front aero effects help the 911 stay glued to the road.
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He's wearing a hoodie, and his eyes are glued to the bar.
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He'd spend hours glued to a screen, but then so does everyone.
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They are aimed toward young people who are glued to their phones.
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Two nights later, the trend continued as Johnson stayed glued to bench.
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People are "glued to their TVs and at their desktops," Riggio said.
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You sit at a terminal with your face glued to the screens.
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On Monday, Venezuelans were glued to the unfolding events on social media.
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Keep your eyes glued to that set until the station signs off.
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"No, she had her eyes glued to him," Mr. DeVito says, laughing.
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We sat helplessly glued to the Emergency+ app, watching the fire's progress.
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A new trivia craze has people, particularly millennials, glued to their screens.
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I was glued to the weather reports leading up to the ceremony.
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They're not glued to CNBC or frantically scanning the headlines every morning.
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But on Sunday, nearly all of us were glued to the TV. Why?
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No time to spend glued to your screen while the updates pour in?
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And, as kids do these days, they were also glued to their phones.
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WATTERS: Dana, I know you&aposve been glued to the TV all day.
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If you go to Japan, China, they're not glued to the bigger screens.
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Today he has a placard praising Donald Trump glued to his mayoral desk.
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But it's not great to spend all those hours glued to your chair.
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A lot of us walk around with our eyes glued to our phones.
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At least Apple likes Twitter when its tweets are glued to poster board.
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Entomologist Suzanne Wainwright-Evans discovered the intrepid invert glued to her cat's fur.
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The 'alfredo pocket' was a Hot Pocket with noodles spray glued to it.
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HabitList is perfect for anyone who is glued to his or her phone.
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Instead, she received two photos of doormats glued to two pieces of foam.
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In this technology-obsessed day and age, we're practically glued to our phones.
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For more updates on Gen Z's very own Xanrus, stay glued to Instagram.
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As he played, she kept her eyes glued to him in rapt adoration.
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"Adults just believe that all kids are glued to technology," one girl offered.
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And if you wear it too long, it becomes glued to your face.
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Everyone — on buses, in restaurants, around meeting tables — was glued to their screens.
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"Hearing other people's stories kept me glued to this place," Mr. Pimental said.
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"We've always been invisible," she said, her eyes glued to the television screen.
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Watch the news, for sure, but don't just stay glued to cable news.
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At the bar, patrons watched as they ate lunch, glued to the screens.
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At night he stays up, his eyes glued to the currency's wild swings.
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Last week's day of gut-wrenching testimony had us glued to our screens.
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You can also see pretty clearly how the country handled the pressure of three-straight extra time matches in the knock-out round: glued to the television for extra soccer and then glued to their laptops for a little stress relief.
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There's simply no better excuse to stay glued to the couch than bad weather.
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They are preoccupied when they arrive at Oscar's offices, eyes glued to their cell.
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But the way it's all shot is what keeps you glued to your seat.
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Neither were the 5,500 people around the world glued to their live video feeds.
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In experiments, these mutated mosquitoes were glued (yes, glued) to a 3D-printed rack.
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On another line, people in priority seating keep their eyes glued to their phones.
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It's why our eyes feel glued to the screen, almost like a hypnotic trance.
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I stayed glued to my laptop well into the early hours of the morning.
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Weggen's handmade sets have open walls and the props are glued to a table.
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"Now they are glued to the TV screen for hours a day," she said.
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This is going to be glued to the food, therefore part of the food.
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That's why I'm taking conscious steps not to get too glued to my phone.
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If you feel like you've been glued to the news lately, you're not alone.
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Millions of Americans are glued to their screens this Sunday for Super Bowl LIV.
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Every few days, I changed the apparatus that, glued to my body, collected waste.
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They probably also stay glued to their GPS when driving down dead-end alleys.
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Party hopefuls were glued to their Instagram feeds in case a secret party materialized.
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His live fact-checking of Trump's rallies and interviews keeps me glued to Twitter.
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His increasingly exhausted wife stayed glued to her cellphone day and night, he recalled.
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After taking just half, Bean danced for hours, a smile glued to her face.
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In an ideal world, I'd spend less time glued to my iPhone on the weekends.
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As all teenage romances go, our days and nights were spent glued to the phone.
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Digital fun came into question as parents heightened their concerns about kids glued to screens.
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The unprecedented nature of political events has kept American eyeballs glued to pages and screens.
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Final Fantasy 3 had a generation of socially awkward kids glued to a Super Nintendo.
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Until then, we'll be glued to the star's Instagram waiting for the next big debut.
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Sitting in the red leather booth, Disick chain-smoked while being glued to his iPhone.
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Meet the tooth gem — a jewel accessory that's glued to the tooth with an adhesive.
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Markets have been glued to headlines about Comey's testimony, and the same is expected Wednesday.
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That's why you were glued to every episode of this shockingly low-fi reality show.
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She's also doing giveaways with sponsors to entice fans to stay glued to the stream.
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Millions more were glued to television screens in homes, bars and restaurants across the country.
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Then your eyes remain glued to the screen, even when you walk across the street.
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Or you and your S.O. were glued to another social media throwdown between two stars.
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My daughter and I are glued to each other every minute that we are together.
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Like all M cars, the M5 seems glued to the pavement, even when standing still.
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Like many of my former colleagues, I spent Thursday evening glued to my computer screen.
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That evening, the entire country was transfixed with fear, glued to their TVs or cellphones.
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The wing is designed to increase downforce, keeping the rear tires glued to the track.
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There's a painting in the back room that has a Screw cassette glued to it.
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I was in Philadelphia, with my eyes glued to the television for the entire affair.
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It's worth exploring whatever it is that has all of us glued to our devices.
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For the previous five days, he'd been glued to news coverage of the spreading coronavirus.
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Here's what we're watching while social distancing from coronavirus keeps us glued to our couches.
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I actually have a Bluetooth keyboard that I glued to the top of the treadmill.
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What does it mean to be glued to the screen today versus in the 1980s?
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I'm on a book leave this summer, and also glued to the news from Washington.
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I spent several weeks glued to Raya, looking for as many familiar faces as possible.
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Glued to televisions, Americans were filled with excitement and national pride during the Apollo missions.
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Daniel Radcliffe plays Miles, a coding drone who spends his days glued to various devices.
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Too often, my parents found me glued to the TV watching reruns of Fear Factor.
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I realized that my friends and I are glued to our phones all day long.
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Scott's got $3.2 million on the line, so his eyes are glued to the wheel.
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Washington (CNN)Much of Washington has been glued to the House impeachment inquiry's public hearings.
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Is this a way for the "system" to encourage us to stay glued to our devices?
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About 70 percent of the Saudi population is under 30 and frequently glued to social media.
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She's glued to her television watching E!. Okay, so maybe not glued, but she's definitely watching.
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Americans spend nearly 11 hours a day glued to a screen, a recent Nielsen report indicates.
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What is it about the financial ruin of others that keeps us glued to our screens?
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Although I wasn't dealing with those symptoms, I was feeling overly glued to my own devices.
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Who is he: Lionel Messi plays soccer like he has the ball glued to his boots.
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It's the usual routine, except the baby is glued to me this morning for some reason.
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Try not to be glued to your phones at all time in front of each other.
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Forget your hair, shield your eyes, and stay as glued to the ground as you can.
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In the age of eyes glued to phones, trivia is one of my favorite past-times.
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On the day of the Kavanaugh hearing, Horton was glued to her C-SPAN all day.
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The best we can do is stay glued to our Facebook and Twitter and other feeds.
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Instead, we're still glued to our cell phones, as VR headset makers struggle to make headway.
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Her daughter Leeandra, now 10, bounces around their house with her face glued to her iPhone.
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Forget Game Of Thrones, Jeopardy is what had American audiences glued to their seats last night.
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Even when we are not glued to our phone screens, we put our eyes at risk.
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All of this amplifies when you're also a gamer who is glued to your smartphone 24x7.
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This audience is glued to the station carrying the Olympics and not inclined to channel-surf.
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Later he wakes up from a nap with a mustache glued to his face, like Ray's.
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All of these apps are following the same formula to keep us glued to our phones.
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Cyber Monday fanatics will be glued to their computers as the weekend comes to an end.
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They're small crystals, diamonds, or charms that are literally glued to the enamel of your teeth.
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As their bus heads off, Jonathan's face is glued to the window as he waves goodbye.
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Instead, those eyes were glued to her outfit, according to the internet's reaction to her picture.
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The work day can quickly fly by with little done when you're glued to your inbox.
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But a sudden wave of heaviness and dread gripped me, keeping me glued to the couch.
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Eyes are glued to free papers or phones, while the odd book fights the good fight.
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That raked rear diffuser intensifies downforce and keeps the rear-wheel-drive GT glued to road.
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I sit thousands of miles away still glued to Twitter and WhatsApp celebrating with my compatriots.
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In the age of coronavirus, many of us are glued to our TVs, phones, and laptops.
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Fiction sales over all have slipped while readers have been glued to the nonstop news cycle.
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Enter, Jennifer Garner and a particular glass cup she's had glued to her hand since 2018.
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It centers on a student so glued to the hearings that she can't do her homework.
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When you find Ms. Alexandrova glued to her smartphone, she's not sending texts, but translating words.
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I'm officially glued to the news, wired with anxiety, until the front has completely gone through.
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Take a break Being glued to your desk isn't the best way to get things done.
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Every time I walked into a store, I found the shopkeepers glued to a television set.
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After the initial shock of my dad's death wore off, I found myself glued to Google.
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Almost all were crowned with felt opossum ears glued to glitter headbands by the Burguieres sisters.
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While Kenny was watching live, Chuck was glued to his monitor watching until Jenkins hit the shot.
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Their weird shapes were 3-D printed and glued to the background to create the surrealist effect.
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I stay glued to the screen, just in case this couple falls in love before my eyes.
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It's surprising how much you need to be glued to everybody to keep them there with you.
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In Los Angeles, the Kardashian family was also glued to the coverage — but their reasons were personal.
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But as long as that particular cohort is still glued to Instagram, Facebook won't suffer for it.
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You want to be glued to the TV. You want to be spending time with your guests.
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If you've been glued to Kanye West's Twitter feed for the past 22013 hours, you're not alone.
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"Flashy" is an understatement as your eyes stay glued to the spectacle of up to 3,000 watts.
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Cellphone users glued to their devices while navigating city streets are about to get a guiding light.
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Finding a job which won't see you working overtime or glued to your emails isn't always easy.
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By 2007 viewers were glued to "The Great Ming Dynasty 1566", a cynical drama about rampant corruption.
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Indians have been glued to the rescue attempt, with the hashtags #prayforsurjeeth and #sujithwilson trending on Twitter.
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Old farts complaining about young people glued to their phones aren't just being grumps — they're being right.
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At night I was able to relax and watch Stranger Things without being glued to my phone.
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If you're into your fighting games, you were almost certainly glued to Evo 2016 over the weekend.
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This year's impressive lineup of performers and nominees will keep you glued to your TV all night.
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The house could be burning down around them and their eyes would stay glued to the screen.
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Upon carefully approaching the feline, Hawley was horrified to realize the cat was glued to the road.
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"As everyone becomes glued to their mobiles and online communities, physical contact is being lost," Rajendran said.
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The bar was mostly quiet at the start of the testimony, with eyes glued to the screens.
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Americans were glued to the TV in 1973 to watch the nationally televised Senate hearings on Watergate.
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To be clear, we are far from walking the winding streets of Havana glued to our smartphones.
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How do we get kids who are glued to their cellphones more interested in science and technology?
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Let's just keep the cameras glued to her at every awards show from here on out, kay?
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Outrage may keep viewers glued to the screen, but it will not lead to an informed electorate.
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These issues are likely compounded by social media, omnipresent on the cell phones glued to teens' hands.
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But the 22-year-old college senior says that's not why she stays glued to the screen.
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Instead of being creative, I was glued to a cubicle, crunching numbers on a spreadsheet all day.
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Glued to his couch, he's spellbound by the proceedings even though it's well into the 14th round.
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We recognize that it's normal to spend some time apart, rather than being glued to the hip.
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Rather, the Apple Card is all about keeping users glued to Apple's most important product: the iPhone.
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Seeing spots, I broke into a cold sweat, my sticky body glued to the paper-covered table.
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Come Saturday though, he was out of bed at the crack of dawn, glued to the television.
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Mystically-themed pictures from 1992 are done on wood, leather and sheets of paper glued to canvas.
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Chances are you know a teenager who's already glued to the Chinese company's music video app, Musical.ly.
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A brief primer on the apps, and their minefields, keeping teens and tweens glued to their phones.
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But our eyes are glued to Patty, off in Africa and having the time of her life.
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It was his first time on a plane, and he spent the flight glued to the window.
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The foreground is exploding daily, and keeps me — like so many of us — glued to the internet.
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Like everyone else, I was glued to the news and couldn't believe how quickly everything was changing.
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The same cannot be said of their driver who seemed to be intensely glued to his phone.
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She wrinkles her nose, rolls her eyes and ignores me, her eyes firmly glued to a screen.
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But half the time I was glued to my phone for news of an impending constitutional crisis.
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Since the very beginning crushes, breakup, and hookups on-screen have kept fans glued to the screen.
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Hands on two phones, eyes glued to multiple computer screens, I kept wishing that nobody was dead.
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You are not glued to one identity for life, and you are worth more than a label!
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Samsung has a new app meant to curb how much time your kid spends glued to their smartphones.
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Staying glued to Twitter might seem like the ultimate bad use of your time during a real emergency.
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One of the discs has two 4cm-long pieces of drinking straw glued to it, along opposing radii.
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The formula still kept me glued to my screen and left me thinking about it night after night.
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Additionally, she cited a negative ripple effect on morale when employees are glued to their desks all day.
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People across the country will be glued to the TV for Sunday's game, the commercials and the food.
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In another mode, the ball is glued to each surface it strikes, planting a bomb in that location.
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The phone's wireless charging coil is attached to a reinforcement panel, which is securely glued to the back.
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Well, knowing Kidman, she's putting her talents behind a story that will have us glued to the screen.
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While our eyes were glued to the television on election night, First Lady Michelle Obama had other plans.
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This is basically a crab cake in dip form, made easier for consuming while glued to the tv.
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Their eyes are glued to the screens of their smartphones, fingers swiping upwards in a now familiar gesture.
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Like, you should not be glued to gender, to age, to race; those things should not define you.
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Many Americans will be glued to their televisions or smartphones in search of up-to-the-second results.
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On the surface, this season finale is packed with action that should keep us glued to the screen.
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But the band also had their ears glued to American roots music, to Motown, and to British folk.
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Bankers and brokers in Paris and far beyond are expected to be glued to their screens all evening.
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Netflix's grim, controversial, gripping teen drama 13 Reasons Why kept us glued to our couches throughout the season.
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Ms. Gigliotti sat before a monitor, headphones on, glued to a scene being shot in an adjacent room.
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All eyes are glued to Wisconsin this week, which looks to be a dead heat on both sides.
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His 5-year-old brother, meanwhile, was sitting quietly in a chair, his eyes glued to the ground.
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The drama of Riverdale season 1 has kept us glued to our screens since it premiered this January.
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Hundreds of millions of people, glued to the grainy images on their television sets, absorbed Armstrong's every move.
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"I don't spend my days glued to media coverage and events the way I used to," he said.
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You're telling me you wouldn't be glued to your TV waiting for that "trading reopens" countdown to hit?
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" She adds, "I work for 20 hours at a stretch, glued to my desk, sometimes 24 hours straight.
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They once again found themselves glued to the news, watching with the knowing sorrow that only survivors have.
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A friend who visited him a few days before he died found him glued to his beloved cricket.
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Trevor and Stacey are glued to the internet and television, where Noah is the topic of the day.
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"The games were a way to prevent people from staying glued to their phones," said Ms. Shackleford, 34.
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Netflix doesn't have advertising, and relies on subscribers staying glued to their screens for as long as possible.
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We were living with apprehension day to day, glued to the news, except when the electricity went out.
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The ticket had been altered, with the winning numbers glued to it to match the prize, police said.
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Both were glued to coverage during the tense days the hurricane stalled over the islands earlier this month.
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On November 513, my eyes will be glued to the returns coming in from Texas' 23rd Congressional District.
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You see them everywhere: people walking with their eyes glued to their mobile phone screens on busy streets.
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But how it ended up glued to that wall, no one knew, nor why it was covered up.
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Apple, Facebook, Amazon and Alphabet are already doing a pretty good job keeping people glued to their services.
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The police struggled to clear the gallery, where at least one protester had been glued to the glass.
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The last time the pound was this low against the dollar, television viewers were glued to Dynasty and Wham!
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We here at WIRED will be glued to all of it and live-blogging the game as it unfolds.
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One person close to the White House told the WSJ that the president is "glued" to the stock market.
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Here are five reasons we think you will be glued to your TVs to watch her on Sunday night.
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He was speaking at SXSW, after all, and prior to our interview his eyes were glued to his phone.
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Some of them are glued to their phones, buying property and excitedly talking amongst themselves about their new riches.
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This addictive, time-traveling drama will have you glued to your couch until the snow melts (and then some).
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It's a simple wire horseshoe glued to a cute frame — an elegant decoration that elevates a bookshelf in seconds.
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Central Time will have political operatives and observers glued to their TV screens and frantically refreshing their web browsers.
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Different companies are vying for a spot on the boring as hell spellbinding video that everyone is glued to.
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But I'd be glued to my screen, and if you read this column I'm guessing you might be too.
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The Golden Globes kicked off awards season with bold, show-stopping looks that kept us glued to our screens.
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Residents were glued to their televisions and phones for news of the ruling, which delighted Hindus when it came.
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So ubiquitous in China are pedestrians glued to their cellphones, they have earned a nickname: the heads-down tribe.
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Then came "The Ten Largest" (1907), a sensational suite of immense works in tempera on paper glued to canvas.
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These libraries are so stunning, I'm not sure I'd be able to keep my eyes glued to the pages.
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But you are not captively glued to a seat right now, and your time is shorter than your patience.
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"His eyes were glued to the TelePrompter for nearly all of his remarks," Boston Globe reporter Annie Linskey notes.
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We've been led to believe that teens are always on their phones or glued to some sort of screen.
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But fans glued to both shows may be surprised by a link between the series beyond their shared audience.
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Time Warner has been struggling to keep viewers glued to its channels as they flock to Netflix and Amazon.
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Is that really the future of our kids, to have them glued to a screen for their whole life?
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With Mr. Shabir's death not certain, the men remained glued to their phones, scouring gruesome photos for his face.
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I miss the social media scrolling but, everyone around me is so much happier not glued to their phone.
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I am glued to the news of how every step is being discussed and executed at the government level.
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It is often found glued to the drug package in the form of a tightly folded, fine print flyer.
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People were still glued to their television sets in their living rooms, watching the results like an NBA Final.
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Clusters of lawyers and public relations managers paced back and forth, muttering in hallways, cellphones glued to their ears.
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For the country glued to the TV, it made for a strategic statement, even before she said a word.
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Pedestrians can be glued to their cellphones, too, although it is unclear how often that leads to a fatality.
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Now nearly everyone is glued to their phones and computers, watching projected storm tracks play out in real time.
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The campaign appeals to parents and other caregivers worried about the amount of time children spend glued to screens.
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Aides, glued to their cellphones as they waited for instructions, paced or sat; others hauled in boxes of pizza.
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Once the news ricocheted around town, revelers hurried home, glued to their mobile phones, amid the sound of sirens.
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There are these brilliant young students, and 95 percent of them are glued to their phones — always and everywhere.
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People who are glued to screens to the exclusion of other people are regarded with disdain: narcissistic, withholding, deceitful, sneaky.
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She keeps our eyes glued to her, even as she's fighting to stop herself disappearing from the world she inhabits.
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Even President Donald Trump, glued to the televised hearing on Air Force One, was reported to have found her plausible.
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Not that everybody stayed glued to the same spot, but I deliberately made sure to note everyone's coming and going.
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If you're going to be glued to a screen this season, why not make it a super high-resolution screen?
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The rest of the day is spent glued to the sofa, watching golf and playing Sims 3 on my laptop.
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While everyone was refreshing their feeds or glued to Apple's keynote presentation yesterday, Mazen Kourouche was already a step ahead.
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They are glued to their laptops in a Washington office all day, usually dressed in T-shirts or cozy sweaters.
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Like many of you, I've spent the last 30 or so months glued to Twitter in a white hot rage.
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For years, we've known that the phones we love and are glued to also record our locations, faces, and fingerprints.
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My wife's processor is held to her head by a magnet which is glued to her skull beneath her skin.
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In the first episode of sweetness and lightning, he comes home one night and finds Tsumugi glued to the television.
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But if you've been pounding the streets all day, all those microscopic pollution particles will be glued to your skin.
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Regardless of what Moore posts on Instagram, my box of Kleenex is staying glued to my side on Tuesday nights.
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But just because we were in the sun that doesn't mean we weren't still glued to our screens consuming entertainment.
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Users have watched Facebook make misstep after misstep over the years, but can't help but stay glued to its feed.
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Jim Browning of the 82nd Airborne Division has his eyes glued to the screen, a telephone pressed to his ear.
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In so doing, news outlets keep people glued to their televisions, watching the reality show take place in real time.
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Were your Walkman headphones glued to your ears, except when you were blasting your favorite cassettes on your boom box?
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The fact is, many of us are head-down, glued to our smartphones, completely unaware of the dangers around us.
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There's finally a computer in Apple's hardware lineup that's worth buying that doesn't come with a screen glued to it.
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To wit: What other event has the world glued to their televisions and computers waiting to see every last look?
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The game has prompted safety warnings after players glued to their phones stumbled, were robbed or wandered into dangerous places.
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Millions of Americans will be glued to their TVs tonight for the debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump.
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Glued to our handheld devices, we desire to control the world around us with but a touch of a button.
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A thick silence, punctuated only by the raucous laugh track, permeates the cafe; everyone is glued to the television screen.
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Benioff's money comes with strings glued to its grimy surface, and he has no experience in the field of education.
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As a primary care doctor, I saw more and more kids of all ages and backgrounds glued to a screen.
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But since the Camp Fire began, I've been glued to my screen, riddled with anxiety and a sense of helplessness.
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Like a lot of people who follow tech news, I've spent the past few weeks glued to my various screens.
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Now that he's actually in office, I'm even more glued to the news, and talk way too much about it.
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It was like it was written on a second-grade piece of paper, folded up and glued to a tree.
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Throughout the conference, while most of the attendees were glued to their screens, he posted only one photograph to Instagram.
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If you can't keep viewers glued to the screen, in awe of amazing competition, it's time to switch it up.
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That whole afternoon, my eyes were glued to the TV as the number began to rise, finally stopping at 26.
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This generation is glued to their phones, so this is obviously the place where companies can get eyeballs and attention.
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For the past month, many of those players — new and old — have been glued to televisions to watch his matches.
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Every character appears on a separate piece of canvas that has been cut out and glued to the large one.
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Cult like fans will be glued to their TVs, clinging on to every play like their life depends on it.
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All eyes were glued to the gleaming white, 23-story-tall rocket in the distance as the clock counted lower.
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The technology could allow for longer, more casual chats than you might have when glued to a computer or phone.
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In a notice glued to windows on its main entrance, the Athens Ledra Hotel cited "economic difficulties" for suspending operations.
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I'm swaying from side to side in a warehouse in Brooklyn, surrounded by people with jewels glued to their foreheads.
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Paper board glued to the wall and then stripped off like a Band-Aid leaves vibrant traces of a rupture.
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Which brings me to the other episode that has kept many Americans glued to their TV sets in recent days.
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But there's probably a reason they didn't have some kind of medal glued to their bodies while they were alive.
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But because his Juul is always glued to his palm, he found himself using it everywhere and all the time.
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Now, his eyes are glued to his phone the whole time, even when we're in the middle of a conversation.
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And each module contains seven bandoliers, or cooling tubes with a row of lithium-ion cells glued to each side.
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"I was glued to the TV because of the good golf and because I love Phil and Bones," he said.
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The local authorities also objected to the pictures she glued to the windows, saying they could hamper the driver's view.
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There's good reason to stay glued to Ariana Grande's social media: The Sweetener mogul loves teasing details about her upcoming songs.
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Our eyes will certainly be glued to all possible screens come December 5 when it airs on CBS at 10 p.m.
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Grande is rumored to bring out *NSYNC for a reunion during her set, so consider your eyes glued to this livestream.
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App makers like Calm's Tew say they're aiming to meet people where they already are—which is glued to their devices.
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Unlike Westerners, who increasingly spend their waking hours glued to chairs, the Hadza are on the move most of the time.
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With millions (if not billions) glued to screens and electronic devices, the overuse of technology is becoming a universal, transnational concern.
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As someone who has ADHD, do you notice other people showing a lack of attention when they're glued to their phones?
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So, take a moment to remember the first time your eyes felt glued to the TV screen by a music video.
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For those of you fascinated by the psychology that motivates heinous acts, these shows will keep you glued to the screen.
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Civil servants passed around fries, mayonnaise, and cigarettes while glued to news on their phones or calling their families across Europe.
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Larry Fink, 65, is a Democrat whose hand is glued to a Starbucks cup and who runs BlackRock from 52nd Street.
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ET. This year's impressive lineup of performers and nominees are sure to keep country fans glued to their TVs all night.
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Like millions of others, you may have found yourself glued to the TV watching the 60th Annual Grammy Awards last night.
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Just because the NHL markets no more than three individuals per season doesn't mean we shouldn't be glued to this series.
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Now that she has escaped into Canada, she is an afterthought as we're glued to the dreaded realities of white handmaids.
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They were also, however, so brittle that they had to be glued to the spacecraft, rather than drilled and bolted on.
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I imagine him permanently glued to his Xbox when he's not doting on his longtime girlfriend Violetta Komyshan (his greatest collaborator).
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These things look like rubberized hoop earrings glued to plastic boxes, flipped upside down and strung together with a dorky wire.
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After spending the first four years of his career glued to the bench, Murray had extra motivation for the big games.
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All the oils from the skin must be wiped away first so that the electrodes can be glued to the skin.
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The fact is, many of us are head-down, glued to our our smartphones, completely unaware of the dangers around us.
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So, for three hours -- at least -- the most powerful person in the world was glued to social media, gleefully settling scores.
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Yes, they are spectacular enough to keep your eyes glued to the screen, even when attention wanders from the clichéd subplots.
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She is now glued to the TV and my niece, Savannah, is on her way over to be with her cousins.
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For years, he kept Latino families glued to their televisions as he dramatically revealed their futures, as foretold by the stars.
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There's a lot more movie magic between filming and the final scene we had our eyes glued to over the weekend.
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One of Markle's old teachers told the Telegraph she'll be glued to the television watching every minute of the royal nuptials.
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Their families sat glued to television sets and phones for updates Sunday, expressing hope that their boys would soon return home.
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Out of respect, I kept my gaze glued to the airport floor to avoid making eye contact as much as possible.
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I always have a lot of ideas but I don't like to stay glued to any of them for too long.
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We put our guards up by default — eyes glued to our smartphones, just waiting to move on to the next moment.
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They were inside other churches just miles away, glued to their phones and laptops, filled with a growing sense of dread.
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Ms. Gregoli says she and her clients were glued to the Weather Channel as recent hurricanes passed over the Caribbean islands.
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In reality, I was glued to my desk, where I made calls on a headset, performed database searches and wore khakis.
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Soon it might be possible to conduct a large slice of digital life, including work, without being glued to a screen.
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We are glued to our phones, constantly seeing the people we wish we could be like, but that is not healthy.
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But many of us are glued to the television and the internet, consuming every novel conspiracy theory that comes to mind.
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Millions, at home and in public, were glued to televisions and giant video screens, to events unfolding thousands of miles away.
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Gen Z may walk through life glued to smartphones, but that does not mean they want to use computers in class.
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Susan Collins was glued to the proceedings, as was the senator to her left in a magma-colored shawl, Lisa Murkowski.
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It is a reluctant but sometimes welcome distraction from being glued to Twitter and the news 24/7, like the possessed.
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These apps have become crucial for companies to lock users into their ecosystems and keep their eyeballs glued to their products.
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At one minute, they duckwalked their way to the now-open back hatch, a smile glued to Petty Officer Peters's face.
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Not many are likely to be glued to their computers and television sets to track the wealth of White House officials.
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Pedestrians glued to their handhelds have become a public hazard in major cities, a distracted bulls-eye for cars in crosswalks.
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On a street between Jackson Square and St. Louis Cathedral, she and I sat on folding chairs, glued to the seats.
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Nonetheless, he foresees an increase in oil prices next year, but did not want to be glued to the market changes.
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HONG KONG — So ubiquitous in China are pedestrians glued to their cellphones, they have earned a nickname: the heads-down tribe.
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It was deep into the morning hours the night of the Dallas police shootings and Anthony was glued to his television.
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Those who didn't were glued to their TVs in their offices, texting friends and family members or live tweeting their reactions.
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At the airport, my eyes were glued to my iPad watching The Infiltrator, a Bryan Cranston action movie I barely liked.
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The NBA universe sat glued to TweetDeck well past the 220 PM deadline, waiting for one final WojBomb that never came.
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Xidge Evangelista's amazing outfit was made with rubber and leather strips, stitched and glued to make the armour, skirt, and arm wraps.
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And while we know you were all glued to your TV sets Monday night, feverishly taking in every delicious dramatic moment of
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She hugged a box of Kleenex to her chest while sharing the cascade of emotions she'd felt while glued to her television.
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Of course, I understand, so I mentally prepare to spend the next couple of days with my phone glued to my hand.
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But while world records have tumbled and marriage proposals made, broadcasters have had a hard time keeping audiences glued to their screens.
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"And suddenly the birds are singing…..still glued to the TV though #Brexit," she wrote on Twitter with the Union Jack emoji.
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I'm just relieved I didn't have any major plans today, because I'm going to be glued to my computer for a while.
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But for an unfolding breaking news event with lives at stake, it's hard to see the value of being glued to Twitter.
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Chances are you're glued to your phone 24/7 anyway, so why not use it to help monitor your water intake, too?
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Who hasn't spent a weekend unable to pull away, as we stay glued to episode after episode of the latest buzzworthy series?
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So far, she's won three gold medals and a bronze, and her impressive skills have kept us glued to our television sets.
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On the flip side, the Spectre x2's keyboard has a textured and rubber-like cover that keeps it glued to tables.
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For the time being, clever marketing and a competitive, dramatic league have been enough to keep the world glued to England's competition.
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While we're all glued to our television sets cheering on athletes, the athletes themselves are busy cheering on the Home Again star.
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Take a subway ride in China and expect to see a lot of commuters' eyes glued to TikTok videos on their phones.
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But many will binge-watch – completing the series in a thrilling, draining marathon of being glued to their laptops or TV screens.
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It's so simple, and yet such a transformative feature for those of us who spend a ton of time glued to feeds.
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"I had a permanent retainer since I was 13 and it was just glued to the back of my teeth," she began.
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The mandalas above are made with glassware and liquor bottles, resin-glued to wood crosses and topped with salt and pepper shakers.
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On arrival, we found the father of the clan, an aerospace engineer, glued to his iPhone, scrolling through his work e-mails.
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The laser tower is glued to an Arduino board and attached to a laser module, all enclosed in an old Altoids box.
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Video may be the key driver, but it is far from the only reason that keeps Chinese people glued to their phones.
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For several months, Bolivians have been glued to the real-life drama starring President Evo Morales and his former girlfriend, Gabriela Zapata.
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Since the batteries are down low in the bottom center of the vehicle, the vehicle feels like it's glued to the pavement.
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Almost immediately after stepping onto the field, Mr. Mackey, his eyes glued to the ground, pounced on a shard of celadon pottery.
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When on the subway, rather than being on guard or even aware of their surroundings, everyone is completely glued to their phones.
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Zimbabweans who had been glued to state television to watch the speech live came out into the streets afterward, many in shock.
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Even as a pro gamer with a cramped schedule, Jackson said he's not glued to his computer when he has free time.
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While Bzdelik mopped floors and rebounded for players at halftime, he kept one eye glued to various legends who stalked the sideline.
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You probably had your eyes glued to Clemson - Louisville last night—and as well you should have, because that shit was bonkers.
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Op-Ed Contributor Tonight, like millions of Americans, I will be glued to my television, watching the third and last presidential debate.
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Either way, we'll be glued to our screens for the rest of season 16, which is in no way the show's last.
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Plastic tubes dangled from her nostrils, and the gown revealed bandaging taped to her stomach and electrode stickers glued to her chest.
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He's been glued to the news, reconnected with old friends from Hong Kong on WhatsApp, and theorized about where things might lead.
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Before long, 28.5 million users were roaming the streets at odd hours, eyes glued to their smartphones, even stumbling into unexpected places.
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Curiously, Common Sense Media found that while parents feel increasingly glued to their phones, attitudes among teenagers moved in the opposite direction.
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Maybe a bar of chocolate to go along with the dreary cup of black coffee that&aposs always glued to their hand.
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Since the protests began in the second week of December, Aranya Johar has been spending entire days glued to her Android phone.
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In a video posted to social media, he is seen tearing down the poster which had been glued to an electrical box.
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Mordred, a bums on seats, glued to the TV, kickboxing extravaganza to snare North America's 18-49 year old MMA viewing demographic.
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In the meantime, our eyes are glued to Twitter to see if this trailer leads to a new round of trolling from Cole.
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The basic question I wanted to ask him: Why do we get so glued to watching human trauma and drama unfold on TV?
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"It kind of feels like the blind has come off when you see everyone else wandering around glued to their phones," he said.
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As she waited for her mother's flight to land, the girl remained glued to Ziino and Cefala, who was also at the airport.
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Miley Cyrus and Julia Roberts have both told the 38-year-old actress that they're glued to her vibrant feed and hilarious stories.
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As the president bragged about low unemployment and touted the historically low jobless rates for African Americans, Democrats were glued to their seats.
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Charlize Theron and Shirley MacLaine are glued to the monitor as the Best Supporting Actress winner Viola Davis delivers her emotional acceptance speech.
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With the public glued to their screens watching the seleção on July 6th, the Haitian government discreetly raised fuel prices by around 40%.
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If you're normally glued to your PC making major photo or video edits, or coding a new app, Samsung's Chromebook isn't for you.
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His rules had been updated to reflect our 2016 trends: Food photos, practically glued-to-your-ears headphones, and of course, man buns.
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"The other night, I was holding Crew and his eyes were glued to the lit tree — he just wouldn't look away," she recalled.
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The reboot is a particular hit in the Midwest and among older people, who watch more TV than youngsters glued to smart devices.
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"The other night, I was holding Crew and his eyes were glued to the lit tree — he just wouldn't look away," she recalls.
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When Alisa Purifico rides the New York City subway, she's not glued to her phone trying to avoid eye contact with other passengers.
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After all, it's only been a year since many people spent several hours glued to the saga of a runaway cow in Brooklyn.
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Kids aren't getting enough exercise, learning stuff isn't always that fun and young eyes are glued to screens more and more these days.
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Financiers rushing around the City of London with their eyes glued to screens or noses buried in a newspaper are missing a trick.
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There's little doubt that nearly everyone who comes in contact with the Internet has difficulty disconnecting: People everywhere are glued to their devices.
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No, the real reason we'll keep glued to the couch on Sunday afternoon is that the Super Bowl has become a secular holiday.
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Throughout the week, she and her colleagues have been glued to their computer screens, anxiously watching the online speeches for words of encouragement.
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Johnson explained that since she was 13 years old she'd "had a permanent retainer" that was "glued" to the back of her teeth.
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Rights owners are betting that sports gambling will keep viewers glued to their TV screens longer, boosting the value of their media rights.
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Christian Liriano is glued to his phone these days, anxiously awaiting any news on whether the Trump administration will ban flavored e-cigarettes.
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The result is a crowd of people glued to the screens, at once hypnotized and acting out the A.D.H.D. of the digital age.
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He never let the backpack out of his sight; even on trips to the office bathroom, the bag stayed glued to his shoulder.
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So if you've always seen Twitter as a text-based news service, be prepared to be way more glued to it than before.
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During all of this consumption, I'm glued to social media, finding comfort in the outpouring of sympathetic graphics, a variety of solidarity memes.
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I'm no exception—there are probably entire cities whose skylines I don't remember because my face was glued to my social media feeds.
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But the film also made it known that the genre would always remain constantly glued to the people who'd made it a reality.
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For whatever reason, the TVs inside are glued to rugby channels, and rugby paraphernalia doesn't so much line the walls as dot them.
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As we know, Trump was glued to the television as former FBI director James Comey testified before Congress on March 20 of 2017.
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They said they were glued to social media updates on the latest information, and were instructing their children not to hug their friends.
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I just think, Gosh, maybe if we had them working on really intense layered things they wouldn't be so glued to the iPad.
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A few inmates resembled suburban grandpas, puffing along the track slowly and T-shirts glued to their backs with Rorschach-like sweat stains.
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With the fashion tribe glued to their Instagram feeds, there's an understandable allure to the tactile quality and homespun feeling of these blankets.
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"Now I just have them dead and pinned and glued to little paper cards at the museum," Ms. Laciny said of her subjects.
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We're glued to the TV for where it's going to go next and let's hope it doesn't get any worse in this country.
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Families stayed glued to state and satellite television and social media for live updates of the attacks and reaction from the United States.
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Mariah Hillman, co-founder of Lofty Hopes, a pigeon rescue, told CNN it looks like the tiny accessories were glued to the animals.
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By contrast, iNPH patients appear as if their feet are glued to the ground, and some swing their arms in an exaggerated way.
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Lofty Hopes co-founder Mariah Hillman told CNN last week that it looked like the hats had been glued to the pigeons' heads.
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The video shows a chimpanzee scrolling through Instagram, with his eyes glued to the iPhone screen as he likes posts and watches videos.
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There are entire populations of people glued to social media, ordering delivery from an app to avoid phone conversations, only making friends online.
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HBO teased the announcement on Twitter meaning that all GoT fans will have their eyes glued to their televisions just before 9:00 p.m.
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Photo: GemmaMM (Pixabay)There is such a thing as spending too much time glued to a screen, whether it's your TV, smartphone, or computer.
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Same goes for the additional end bay seating, which looks like a legless folding chair glued to the aisle-facing portions of the seats.
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For 65 days, the world was glued to the zoo's ongoing live stream of April during her previous pregnancy, which spanned over 16-months.
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The mirrors were not properly glued to backing and the mirror can fall, posing a laceration hazard, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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People may have the ability to watch TV anywhere, but a new Adobe report finds that they aren't glued to screens wherever and whenever.
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N. is glued to his phone texting his wife to cancel his cards while all of us wait for Divemaster K. in the lobby.
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I have to be glued to my phone and email constantly, and I feel like my brain is always juggling several things at once.
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It has 2 billion people with their eyes glued to its app, and lately those people have demonstrated a healthy appetite for consuming video.
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No, Dairy Queen wasn't turning away loitering Pokémon GO users, even if they are wandering in glued to their phones in search of Pokémon.
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The Instagram images show that the characters' heads and necks are glued to the actual nails, and the lower parts are attached using magnets.
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I tried to hold back my tears, but they just kept coming down, and the black feathers glued to my lashes began coming unstuck.
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You can also opt for notifications that will ever so gently remind you when you're spending too much time glued to your Instagram feed.
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Whether you're glued to the screen or watching through your fingers, the 2018 midterms is an election that's especially important to pay attention to.
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They're part of a family of materials named mass timber, where wood is cut, stacked, and glued to make a strong material even stronger.
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I see it every day on the streets of New York: eyes glued to our phones, stepping over bags of trash on the streets.
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"'King of Devil's Island' is an intriguing and powerful movie that has you glued to the screen until the moment it ends," Woodham said.
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Thanks to all the wild aerodynamics going on throughout the design of the Senna's body, this car will be practically glued to the ground.
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It assumes that too much of the public is glued to the Trump show, when for all Trump's magnetism, even now, that's not true.
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Fans of Selena Gomez had quite a treat all weekend, as the singer-actress-TV producer was glued to Instagram from Friday night on.
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One pile of books was on Chinese President "Xi Jinping's ultimate battle with the old Communists" according to an invoice glued to the side.
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Her highlighter yellow dress was bad enough, but she also whipped out a disco ball purse and had mirror tiles glued to her face.
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When Mr. Obama made the announcement in the Rose Garden, Dreamers around the country — many who had been glued to their televisions — were elated.
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Sitting at my desk on Friday afternoon, like so many others also glued to the live stream of Trump's inauguration, I feel physically sick.
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The generation (loosely defined as those born after 260 and before 280) tend to to be labeled lazy, entitled and glued to their iPhones.
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On the Wednesday evening halfway through the month of May each year, investors, analysts and biotech reporters all sit glued to their computer screens.
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Whether they're listening to podcasts or blasting playlists — or simply trying to avoid conversation — there's a reason why people are glued to their earbuds.
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Interviews were released and matchups were announced, and yet our collective focus was glued to the overnight decimation of a looming pay-per-view.
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Trump later said he announced it then because he thought Americans would be glued to their televisions tracking the storm, ensuring a larger audience.
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When they aren't glued to a screen for hours on end, they somehow end up covered in mud with some worrying bumps and bruises.
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No reasonable person thinks it's good for kids to be glued to their screens 24/7 or to replace human interaction with an app.
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In some cases, compliance staff at large older banks sit glued to old mainframe style computers tucked away in remote parts of the bank.
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Those of us who couldn't be there were glued to the television, watching officers charge toward the gunfire, engage the gunman and protect civilians.
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It cannot compete with products that promote their sticking power, where ads show a man dangling in a helmet glued to a steel beam.
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When the coaches walked in, they found him glued to the television, watching the Lakers take on the Spurs in the Western Conference semifinals.
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I have a Bluetooth keyboard that I glued to the top of the treadmill; if I'm concentrating, I can actually type responses in email!
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But as readers have been glued to the nonstop political news cycle, interest in fiction seems to have flagged, while nonfiction sales have surged.
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I'd been glued to "The Lost Weekend," unable to put it down, and I wanted "What Happened" to be like that, but it wasn't.
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Prices peaked late in 2017, when it seemed like everyone was hopping on the get-rich-quick bandwagon and glued to their Coinbase apps.
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When the F.C.C. voted last week on the rollback, Ms. Dasari stayed glued to her smartphone for updates while taking her American government class.
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Here a very thin layer of solid wood (or material printed to look like wood) is glued to a plywood or other wood core.
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And social media properties are less interested in facilitating ideas than they are in keeping users glued to the app, constantly inhaling its inputs.
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Snowden's new autobiography, " Permanent Record " (Metropolitan), is the autobiography of a gamer, pale and bleary-eyed and glued to his screen, longing for invincibility.
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At his small fast-food and sweets shop in the Macroyan neighborhood of Kabul, Sediqullah Khan is glued to his 32-inch Samsung television.
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No more walking home glued to my phone or with my head in the clouds, thinking about what I was going to paint next.
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First is elbow bedazzling, which seems to be where you have selection of diamonds and rhinestones glued to your elbow in varying elaborate designs.
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"Rabbit" Angstrom's wife, Janice — often found "highball in hand, glued to the television set" — drunkenly allows their infant daughter to drown in the tub.
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"Just in case you haven't been glued to your phone the last few minutes, I want you to hear something from me," he said.
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And in a financial hub where legions of young people are glued to Instagram, even the street art seems designed to go viral online.
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Being glued to the screen before bed can also delay and reduce REM sleep, which can affect how alert you feel the next morning.
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In Pakistan's portion of Kashmir where many in recent days have been waiting keenly for Khan's address, people were glued to their television sets.
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Mr. Salah is a soccer magician, the ball seemingly glued to his left foot as he weaves around defenders before smashing it into goal.
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I remember being glued to the egg-shaped piece of plastic that showed a digital pet and it's life cycle as time went on.
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Her gaze was glued to the screen, watching debris— transmuted to plasma at those speeds— fly off the vaporized asteroid into the fleet and Ada.
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Before the 200 meter butterfly semifinals in Rio on Monday, Phelps' eyes were glued to one other swimmer in particular, South Africa's Chad Le Clos.
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While our eyes were glued to the screen, we kept thinking that we wouldn't mind a chance to sit at that iconic red table ourselves.
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TechCrunch is focused instead on engaging our readers by shipping genuine scoops, analysis and context and compelling conversations that keep you glued to the site.
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Wouldn't it just be Joey glued to Tinder 24/7, while Ross gets into Twitter debates about climate change and Phoebe plays with Snapchat filters?
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Snapchat is natively mobile, and somewhat difficult to use, characteristics that made it perfect for millennials who grew up with smartphones glued to their fingertips.
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Speeding up that input can make a big difference to how much time you spend glued to the screen, so here's everything that can help.
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I felt bad because I thought people were picking on him, but at the end, he stood up, and it was all glued to him!
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"I have been glued to the show and to think I'm now joining this incredibly talented acting family is surreal," Corrin said in a statement.
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"If I was not out playing my match or practicing, I was glued to the television set watching the events unfold over there," Chang said.
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While many are glued to election season and the Federal Reserve right now, Cramer is watching the one thing no one is talking about — China.
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Text is readable on the new Kindle, but if your eyes are glued to it for several hours, the blurrier text can become a distraction.
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Sometimes, I feel he doesn't even know I'm in the room, because he's so glued to what people on Instagram or Twitter are saying instead.
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You know the latest augmented reality game - the monster hunting phenomenon that draws hordes of gamers out into the streets, eyes glued to their phones.
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It sounds like overkill, but the idea here is to make it harder to access the apps that are keeping you glued to your phone.
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But regardless of the many genres in which Kristen Stewart's new, eerie, Hitchcockian fashion film belongs, it promises to keep viewers glued to their seats.
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His concerns aren't much different than, say, your parents sighing about younger generations being glued to their phones — albeit probably worded in more fiery terms.
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Unless you're an absolute expert, you'll still spend most of the song with your eyes glued to the note highway, especially on higher difficulty levels.
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If the two brick-fisted strikers were paired in the Bellator cage or Rizin ring, we'd all be glued to our screens on fight night.
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"It's going to be somewhat of a non-event, even though we'll all have our eyes glued to what comes out of there," Arone said.
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People in each city tend to be consumed by work, glued to their smartphones and caught up in a money culture driven by high finance.
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ON May 14th Crimea's indigenous Tatars sat glued to their screens, watching as Jamala, a Ukrainian singer of Tatar descent, won the Eurovision song contest.
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While millions of Americans were glued to the drama of the first presidential debate, Kim Kardashian was busy dealing with a bit of family drama.
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Kerber described time spent glued to the television watching the Olympics as a child and called the opportunity to compete in the Games "really special".
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Unplug: Studies indicate that teenagers spend too much time glued to screens and not enough time engaging with each other and the world around them.
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If Escobar were alive today, maybe he'd smile on the marketing coup—or maybe he'd be glued to Pokémon Go like the rest of us.
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While some of us remain glued to our couch, er, watching these movies, apparently pot spurs these rare protagonists into having weird and wild adventures.
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"Most parents come home, and they're still glued to their phones, and they're not listening to a word these kids are saying," Ms. Zimmerman said.
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And it's partly because of the band's nearly compulsive desire to stay glued to the path that brought them here today: Keep the team small.
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Zane's peers were glued to their devices, not as a distraction from what was happening on the bimah (altar), but in deep connection to it.
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You can claim your skin color is natural and you can tell us that your hair isn't just giant tumbleweed super-glued to your scalp.
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At the Bedford station, where there were plenty of signs on display, commuters' eyes were too glued to their phones for anyone to take notice.
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But who are they to scold Trump voters for not being glued to every earnest, civic-minded episode they themselves can't be bothered to watch?
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Do-it-yourself false lashes that are made to be glued to the lash line, are available at most drug stores for less than $10.
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Gaetz is known for lobbing rhetorical bombs on Fox News (especially during the hours when President Donald Trump is most likely glued to his flatscreen).
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LAS VEGAS — Flying to Las Vegas from Phoenix on Wednesday night on Air Force One, President Trump was glued to the Democratic presidential primary debate.
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As at the original, French newsprint pages have been glued to the walls, and the baguettes are baked by Orwashers, according to the owners' recipe.
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Inside his office, his yellow notepad was glued to the floor with the blood of one of his aides who had been shot dead there.
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But he decided to make broadcasting his career after spending nearly a year as a teenager glued to the radio while bedridden with rheumatic fever.
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Like most of the public, investors have their eyes glued to the presidential race, as polls between Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump have tightened.
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People who were obsessed with Charles and Westbrook's back-and-forth or updates from YouTube commentary and drama channels were glued to YouTube and Instagram.
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A mom stayed up all night glued to a baby monitor after she saw what looked like a ghostly baby next to her sleeping son.
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Corralled into her entourage, somewhat unwillingly, is Frank Farmer (Judson Mills), a crack bodyguard who's soon glued to her side, in more ways than one.
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Much of our sitting time takes place at work, where we are glued to our computers as cogs in the post-farming, post-factory economy.
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"They're glued to their phones, they love social media, but when it comes to reading a book, they want John Green in print," he says.
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"I was glued to my desk and got two books out that year," Mr. Thor said in a recent interview at the Manhattan restaurant Oceana.
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As for me, I realized that when I ran into my limit on Twitter, I would find other ways to stay glued to my phone.
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We looked around and noticed that many of the other people in the area were also glued to their phones and murmuring to each other.
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"Hope" gathered the entire Johnson family in the living room, where they remained glued to the news as they discussed their conflicted ideas and fears.
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Other fine features of this home include: Cat posters glued to the wall Cat posters glued to the ceiling Cats probably stored in a windowless room in the basement, oh god, oh god Huge cat trees Random, innocent stuffed animals nailed to a wooden post A cat-themed bar Kitten bath mats A fine collections of seashells Fun ambiguous carpet stains Great natural lighting!
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But while all eyes may have been glued to the branding on her behind, the rest of this ensemble was not something to be missed either.
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One avid user fell off his skateboard and cut his hand while moving slowly and keeping his eyes glued to his phone to search for Pokémon.
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The people who spent the beginning of this month glued to the Kavanaugh hearings, or just regularly watch cable news, are already very familiar with Harris.
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On the bright side, at least she realized before it was too late and she'd actually left the house with a fly glued to her face.
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Noticieros Televisa, which had prime access to the rescue location, kept their cameras glued to the school all Wednesday, in the hope of capturing her rescue.
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One of Pandora's biggest strengths was its ability to match up similar types of music and serve up compelling channels, keeping listeners glued to its service.
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If she's not looking up we don't see the world around her, we're pretty glued to her, we're pretty close, we follow her in real time.
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And, if you find yourself glued to your phone or other screens before bed, then that's another reason why it's harder to find some shut eye.
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Everything from our heating systems to our toothbrushes is plugged in and connected to the internet, and smartphones are glued to the palms of our hands.
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While many are glued to election season and the Federal Reserve right now, Jim Cramer is watching the one thing no one is talking about — China.
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They're practically glued to each other at all times and as Krewella, the two have written music together, performed together, and toured together for a decade.
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That's a genuinely big moment, and as someone who is glued to my smartphone for at least 18 hours a day, I'm very glad that happened.
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Anyone who is glued to a laptop day in and day out can attest to the fact that these mini computers can sometimes cause extreme discomfort.
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If you're seeking the most propulsive, compulsively readable fiction that keeps you glued to the page this summer, then you should seek out young adult books.
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Say goodbye to your Thursday night plans because Grey's Anatomy just released a trailer for Season 15 that's guaranteed to keep you glued to your couches.
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It seems Trump Jr.'s been glued to his TV from the start, comparing Cohen's testimony to a "break-up letter" and quote-tweeting the GOP.
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Overall, these cord cutters spent twice as much time with their eyes glued to a screen when compared to their peers watching on typical cable TV.
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Both parents were not pleased that their son had been glued to his phone since he woke up Saturday morning, the day of the fateful incident.
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Apple for example released its payment wallet Apple Pay, as well as streaming service Apple Music in a bid to keep users glued to its products.
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But millions of eyes will probably be glued to television and phone screens anyway, to hear Mueller answer questions about his report for the first time.
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A warning ticker pops on TVs, if you're watching cable… but you've got your eyes glued to Netflix, or Hulu, or some other online streaming service.
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Looking back on the photos from my trip, so many of them feature perspectives I never would have captured with my eye glued to a viewfinder.
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On a stage, are two teams of five players, eyes glued to their computer monitors, fingers stabbing at keyboards, and hands frantically trying to manoeuvre mouses.
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We'll have more from his event tonight, as well as our coverage of everything surrounding the debate, so make sure to stay glued to The Hill.
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The Internet is glued to an eagle cam streaming live from Fort Myers, Florida, where an eagle named Harriet is awaiting the arrival of two eaglets.
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But as markets opened on Sunday, the first trading day after the float, traders were glued to their screens watching bid and ask quotes change constantly.
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All this makes the player want to keep their eyes — or ears — glued to their phone, ready to engage with it the moment something new happens.
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If you've been laying off the Pokémon GO for a while due to a lack of new monsters, prepare to be glued to your phone again.
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Glued to my seat by the G-force, I watched the heavens above me become the heavens below me as we were suddenly flying upside down.
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While all five Suns have their eyes glued to the hazardous mismatch, Towns rumbles in from the weakside corner and almost ends their entire franchise's existence.
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"This look is one of my favs and yes, those are real hand cute chains glued to her lash line with lash glue (yes...lash glue)."
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Musk did not elaborate on what details would be revealed in his Sunday news announcement, but no doubt all eyes will be glued to his tweets.
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On some days, like when I was stuck for hours waiting to see my dentist, I spent twice as long glued to that bright little rectangle.
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Cable: He's addicted to MSNBC's Morning Joe, is clearly still glued to CNN despite his sharp criticism of its coverage, and enjoys frequent Fox News appearances.
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Don't rush through the front door at the end of a long work day glued to your smartphone as your kids wait for your undivided attention.
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Glued to our TV sets, we become breaking news junkies, hoping against hope that the next cycle will finally provide the enlightenment that keeps eluding us.
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Some are on duty, but others are slouched over coffee at a cafe, napping on a bus or just glued to their phones like everyone else.
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Especially as a teenager, it seems that every time I go out with friends people are always glued to their phones, checking Instagram, and sending snaps.
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Having our eyes glued to our phones instead of observing the people and places around us is obstructing the search for that "Fremont" in our lives.
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If you live in an urban area, you've probably come across — or been bumped into by — people who walk with their eyes glued to their phones.
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If the grand visual effects of kaiju films are enough to keep you glued to the screen, this sequel to "Godzilla" (2014) is worth a watch.
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I'd sit on the living room floor, my eyes glued to the screen and ears perked listening to them go back and forth with their commentary.
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Or ya know, you could just fritter away your time watching palace intrigue infotainment and glued to an impeachment probe with the most predictable ending ever.
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They were glued to mobile phones this weekend, talking to families on Facebook and WhatsApp, which were unknown to most of the fighters before this year.
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The family instead spent New Year's glued to the television, watching Basuki Purnama, Jakarta's ethnically Chinese governor, debating his opponents ahead of the election on Wednesday.
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Growing up in Scotland, Kane would spend hours glued to the television, recording fashion broadcasts and worshipping Gianni Versace, whose style distinctly influenced his earliest collections.
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Tuesday was budget night in Australia, where people who cared about what the government was going to spend money on were glued to their television screens.
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Beirut, Lebanon (CNN)When protesters flooded the streets of Tunisia and Egypt almost a decade ago, millions across the region were glued to their television screens.
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Individual investors are already at a disadvantage compared to big firms equipped with artificial intelligence, the priciest research and legions of traders glued to the markets.
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The car's "glued-to-the-road handling" impressed testers, and its driver assistance system, Autopilot, did a good job of keeping the car between lane lines.
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If you live in an urban area, you've likely come across — or been bumped into by — people who walk with their eyes glued to their phones.
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Back when I was in school, and either sick in bed or faking it, I would somehow always find myself glued to The Price is Right.
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But at a Krystal hamburger restaurant in town, Dwight Young, a retired Baptist pastor, and his wife were among the only customers glued to the television.
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Cookie, for one, has been glued to the side of Misael Lopez since he rescued her and another dog, Fifa, sitting by a Bronx road in October.
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If the state of Wisconsin would have had its way, thousands of fans wouldn't be glued to their computer screens and televisions, binge watching Making a Murderer.
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Stress, anxiety, insomnia, distracted thoughts, inability to concentrate, emotional issues and more have been the result of these companies' desire to keep users glued to their devices.
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And, since Trump has not held a news conference since his upset win two weeks ago, the entire political world was glued to Twitter through it all.
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We don't go out (and that's not to scold anyone, because I don't go out like I used to), we're glued to screens, and we never touch.
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However, the findings add to the body of research showing that spending lots of time glued to screens might not be the healthiest habit — especially for children.
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It requires just enough attention to keep you engaged, but not so much that you need to keep your eyes glued to the screen the entire time.
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"Just in case you haven't been glued to your phone for the last few minutes, I want you to hear something from me," Buttigieg said on Tuesday.
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Luckily, we've had some excellent TV to binge out on, and season 7 of Game of Thrones had us all glued to the screen on Sunday nights.
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Frankly, it's hard to believe Fitz is not glued to his phone, hanging on the events of the day and wanting to jump back in and help.
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People wander, zombie-like, heads glued to phones, swiping, tapping, and occasionally glancing up to compare their real-world surroundings to what they see on their phones.
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Desai-Barochia saw that a nearby concertgoer actually had her eyes glued to Pokémon Go instead of basking in the greatness the Formation Tour had to offer.
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LOS ANGELES — A 12-year-old Jordan Spieth sat glued to the television for the 226 Rose Bowl, between No. 227 Texas and top-ranked Southern California.
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And The Leftovers took this approach even further, with occasional episodes that never left a particular point-of-view, so you were glued to one character's hip.
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Tan, who also teaches at a Como Shambhala studio in Singapore, lamented that many people remain glued to their phones even when they're out with family members.
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That may have worked well in the 1960s, but maybe not so much now since everyone's eyes are glued to screens instead of billboards and print ads.
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Ware says that she grew up idolizing the NFL cheerleader: the perfect hair and body in the iconic uniforms, all eyes glued to their pristine dance moves.
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All feature heavy-gauge steel cores that'll distribute heat evenly, with non-stick layers that won't have the bottom half of your cake glued to the tray.
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It's worth noting that the data for this study dates back to 2007, before everyone had a smartphone in their pocket and one eye glued to Facebook.
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When the guys weren't performing, they'd spend their time sharing music with each other, and composing by themselves, glued to computers as they tinkered with new songs.
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Throughout much of the night, he was glued to his phone texting — he hardly looked up when waitresses brought out oversized cards that spelled out his name.
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Glued to the screen, she read as an anonymous person claiming to be Mitchell's ex-girlfriend wrote about his emotional manipulation, constant lying, and lack of loyalty.
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Hundreds of thousands of people were glued to Facebook Live streams for hours as the man from the video scaled to the 21st floor using suction cups.
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We'll probably be at the air-conditioned movie theater on Friday nights, eyes glued to the big screen as Atomic Blonde and Girls Trip make their debuts.
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The New York Post also reported that Trump Jr. and Giulfoyle were glued to each other's side during a night out in New York City last week.
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The first Republican presidential primary debate was about to begin on a weekday August evening, a time when most Americans aren't normally glued to their television sets.
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But the game has also prompted warnings, as players glued to their phones become prone to tripping over, crashing cars, getting mugged or wandering into dangerous places.
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In a 2015 Marvel featurette, Bettany said that his face gets painted and then a rubber balaclava is put over his head and glued to his face.
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Such a welcome reminder of the reason they play the games—that anything can happen—should keep fans glued to their television screens for decades to come.
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The instruments are normally glued to the seals' heads using epoxy and fall off naturally after a few months, or when the seals undergo their annual moult.
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While Cubans don't walk down the street glued to their smartphones like much of the world, they do throng to hotspots with laptops and tablets in tow.
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While this glued-to-the-phone behavior may be annoying for your vacation pals and beaus, science says there's a legitimate reason for this work-fueled obsession.
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It's zeroing in on how compulsive behaviors like endless scrolling increase anxiety and depression, and how parents glued to their devices train children to not be present.
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Or we were one of the 4.4 million viewers glued to NASA's ace footage, shot by research aircraft zooming alongside the eclipse, from our offices and homes.
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And yet, seven years ago, I found myself glued to an episode of "The Oprah Winfrey Show" about young women joining a cloister in Ann Arbor, Mich.
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But their presence has hardly driven us away from Facebook or Twitter, and there's reason to wonder if it might actually help keep us glued to them.
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Then they remain glued to their phones throughout the day, staring at them while they eat, sit at their desks, socialize and lie in bed at night.
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The ambulance, which arrived just four minutes after the emergency call, raced through Los Angeles — the streets were deserted because most people were glued to the television.
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Anyone with eyes — eyes not glued to Fox News, anyway — has long realized that Trump is utterly incapable, morally and intellectually, of filling the office he holds.
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ZACHARY WOOLFE AT 23 MINUTES 55 SECONDS It's not often that a video makes you want to watch an entire Beethoven symphony glued to a computer screen.
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He was joined by the bluegrass legend Ralph Stanley and the guitar virtuoso who was practically glued to Elvis's swiveling hips in the early days: Scotty Moore.
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You don't even have to be glued to your phone for website deals before dawn — we know from years of experience that it's almost never worth it.
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Over the past 18 months, he has been glued to his television set, following a push for independence in Catalonia and the broader political changes in Spain.
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Second, sports rights for all the major pro leagues — the one thing that (mostly) keeps people glued to traditional broadcasts — will start coming up for grabs in 2021.
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Watching the scene in Phoenix unfold on social media felt perverse, like everyone was secretly hoping something exciting would happen to justify spending an evening glued to Twitter.
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On Election Day, people are going to vote and they're going to be glued to their TV. And we're going to be seeing where this country is going.
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"When Ezekiel was playing, he would sit in front of the TV. His eyes were glued to the TV, watching him," Gunner told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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And then, after a tense hour on Friday that left an atypically large segment of the country glued to C-SPAN, Flake became the man of the moment.
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The way the diminutive Mavic Pro hovers in the air, glued to a spot in three dimensions as if tethered by invisible guylines is stupefying to a novice.
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It's the home runs that really bring the excitement in any baseball game, so expect your eyes to be glued to the outfield during this World Series. 2.
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Since then, Amara has kept audiences glued to the TV every Monday night to watch her break down stereotypes and showcase her musical talent on Love & Hip-Hop.
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But in an era where many parents are concerned about their children spending too much time with their eyes glued to a screen, Messenger Kids has raised eyebrows.
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When something like Saturday's attack happens, it can be easy to indulge the feelings of helplessness by staying glued to the TV. But this can make anxiety worse.
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"Well, so I had a permanent retainer since I was like 33, and it was just glued to the back of my teeth," she explained to Jimmy Fallon.
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Despite being glued to our phones, many of us have trouble responding to texts, emails and other messages from people we care about within a reasonable time frame.
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The iMac is no exception—the fancy (expensive) Retina display is glued to the back of the computer, and everything you need to get to is inside there.
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Lifting the top lid off the toilet, I desperately peeled away little pieces of tape that were glued to the bindle hiding the oxy and the eight ball.
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The Smart Battery Case is great if you're on the go and have no time to plug in or you're a power user who's glued to their device.
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And since day one of the glitzy festival, attendees had our eyes glued to dispatches from La Croisette, as they came and conquered the scene in impeccable fashion.
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Glued to a window with a suction cup, the antenna captured nearly three million rows of data between 4 PM June 7 and 7 PM on June 9.
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The two are in Italy celebrating their 2nd wedding anniversary, which is Tuesday, and Kim definitely knew how to make sure her husband's eyes were glued to her.
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The dance-heavy video opens with a young Normani glued to the television while watching BET's 106 & Park, dreaming of the day her own video tops the countdown.
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I am sure you were glued to the television watching James Comey tying himself in knots saying how bad Clinton's actions were but why he wasn't recommending indictment.
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Voters who don't follow every machination and who don't stay glued to the television are likely to tune in just for the pageantry and spectacle of it all.
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Some jobs have a better work-life balance than others, allowing their employees to enjoy their time at home rather than being glued to their phone or email.
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Police officers, guarding the field without jackets or umbrellas, stood in uniforms glued to their bodies from the precipitation after they had remained in place for three hours.
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The giant rounds of pickle are glued to the toasted bun with a swipe of sticky mayo, which in turn glues the pickles and bun to the chicken.
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Op-Ed Contributor For more than a year, Americans were glued to their smartphones as Donald J. Trump tweeted and retweeted misogynistic, racist, anti-Semitic and xenophobic speech.
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This was staggering considering that just five years ago, Italy's 10-year bond rates were at 7 percent and the world was glued to every Italian bond auction.
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"Everyone was glued to the hearing, and it was more theater than anything else," said Arthur Bass, managing director, fixed income financing, futures and rates, at Wedbush Securities.
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If you're a big basketball fan like me, you'll be glued to the TV watching the Golden State Warriors take on the Toronto Raptors in the NBA finals.
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At the Teach for America holiday party, the pair were glued to the dance floor, and at the end of the evening they giddily shared their first kiss.
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Deal guaranteed elemental damage with your finger glued to the trigger ... "There are very few [action/adventure] games that give you options other than murdering people," Cypheroftyr said.
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If or when the next economic crisis hits, Mr. Ditto said, one thing he won't do is stay glued to the TV, as he did back in 2008.
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It took a long time to remove the wig—it was glued to her hairline—and we kept talking as the sun went down outside her trailer window.
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Around the capital and beyond, people from all walks of life from market sellers to hotel staff to fishermen on break were glued to cellphones, televisions and radios.
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Despite the fact that we&aposre glued to our reply buttons, career coach Barbara Pachter said plenty of professionals still don&apost know how to use emails appropriately.
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I was a caddie at the time and watched on tiptoe at the pro shop window, glued to the television inside as images of golf's great tragedy unfolded.
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He was glued to the television and described the hearing in two words: devastating and disappointing, mostly because Mr. Gonzalez believed that Mr. Trump was an honest man.
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As usual in the digital age, there are a bunch of people walking the streets glued to their phone, but there's a new reason for them to do so.
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When he wasn't glued to music television he would watch Trouble, a now-defunct channel that featured programs like Fresh Prince of Bel Air and My Wife and Kids.
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Next Friday, Cramer will have his eyes glued to the Labor Department's non-farm payroll report, because a strong number will encourage the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates.
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What's interesting is the timing of this study: It was done in 2012, before smartphones had really taken off and we became so completely and utterly glued to them.
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Those who grew up without a smartphone glued to their hand were probably spared the horrors of unwanted group texts, Instagram-induced FOMO, and social media platforms like Twitter.
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If you've ever watched Cops or were alive during the whole O.J. Simpson fiasco, you know those car chases are bound to have you glued to your television screen.
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While not necessarily monetized, there's plenty of opportunity to do so, and keeping users glued to their devices gives them more eyeballs that they could potentially monetize with ads.
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I think that's why the people who are engaging with our platform are often times a different audience of people [than those] who are glued to their Twitter feeds.
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The autoplay and voice acting also solve the pain point of needing to use one hand to scroll through comics and keeping your eyes glued to the text ordinarily.
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Many years ago, a coworker told me that her son sat glued to the Winter Olympics for days before revealing that he thought they were a public theme park.
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They were attempting to break the world record for the longest TV marathon, and on Tuesday morning—after nearly 100 hours of eyes glued to the screen—Fragoso succeeded.
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While the health care world was glued to the main Congressional Budget Office report yesterday, two separate but important CBO health care documents didn't garner nearly the same attention.
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It can't be — these high-performance machines are supposed to slip though the air, cheating the wind, and their aerodynamics are designed to keep them glued to the road.
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I stay glued to my feeds, reading people's reactions, reposting people's words—of rage, of encouragement, of pragmatism assessing this crisis—partially on Twitter, but mostly on my Stories.
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Old flames are hard to extinguish -- especially after getting played by Scott Disick -- which might explain why Bella Thorne's glued to the hip of her ex, Gregg Sulkin, again.
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For now, one of the most lucrative economic activities associated with Pokémon Gomight be robbing players who are walking through unfamiliar neighborhoods with their eyes glued to their phones.
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Zion Williamson made his much-anticipated return to the court on Thursday ... and when people weren't busy watching his rim-shaking dunks, their eyes were glued to his shoes.
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President Donald Trump, 'glued' to the stock market's fluctuations, is a big champion of this market pattern as he views a booming market as his way to re-election.
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Users in the Chinese territory logged on immediately after Monday's launch and stayed glued to their phones throughout Tuesday, playing around office blocks, shopping malls and on underground trains.
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But some of the most shocking things I've learned late at night, glued to my laptop in bed, are all the ways people apply something that's seemingly straightforward: concealer.
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And so, almost three winters ago, I sat in my political theory class or in line for coffee or at a Delta airport lounge, eyes glued to my phone.
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Instead of smooth, meditative motion, the mind is glued to developing blisters, chafing, and the threat of one earbud leaping out of your ear and into a storm drain.
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Her mother, trailing behind on a street in a provincial Chinese city, had been glued to her phone and appeared not to notice that the vehicle had started moving.
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The upper is hand-stitched (rather than glued) to a matte rubber tonal sole made by Margom, a highly respected Italian company known for its product quality and performance.
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I remember being glued to the TV set during the Chilean mine disaster of 2010, when 33 miners were rescued under what seemed at the time like impossible circumstances.
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That's the number of consecutive Mondays Mohammad Khan estimates he spent glued to his laptop, anxiously awaiting a ruling from the Supreme Court on the Trump administration's travel ban.
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We're still lining up several of the speakers, so keep your eyes glued to TechCrunch in the coming weeks to see who we've got lined up for the show.
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Jobs that made no or marginal use of digital devices 10 years ago now tether workers to their machines as closely as today's students are glued to their smartphones.
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An older man in a turban and thick, silver handlebar mustache at the stall next door is glued to a small television that could easily be from the 1980s.
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Even in nonlethal situations, who isn't driven crazy when blocked on the sidewalk by people ambling so s-l-o-w-l-y, with eyes glued to their screens?
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With 45.6 seconds remaining, Malvik, his blond hair glued to his forehead by sweat, stepped to the free throw line for two shots with his team leading 72-67.
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Renowned political pundit Lil Scrappy is glued to all the election season coverage, and unlike most rappers ... he's proud to say he loves Donald Trump, up to a point.
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The endless stream of notifications I received — and my constant urge to check them — nodded to how we much we remain glued to our personal devices during public commutes.
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I was tired of seeing childhood friends flashing gang signs, relatives glued to the beer bottle or my dad coming home late at night with burn scars from work.
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Going out for drinks is too expensive and he's sick of everyone glued to their phones, he said, so he decided to come to the guys' knit night instead.
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While glued to my viewfinder, I witnessed the shadowless blast of winter sunlight warp across the frame, animating the bird embossed on the faded green of the book's cover.
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For all the talk that millennials are self-absorbed, oblivious, and just glued to cellphones, those born between 1983 and 1998 were actually the most concerned about global hunger.
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Stefan, who watched it on TV with his wife and older son at home in San Diego, glued to the couch on the back nine, breathed in the moment.
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Kyle Cheney, Congress reporter: The pin-drop silence of the Senate chamber, which was even more pronounced because senators were without the cell phones — usually glued to their hands.
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This allows you to continue aiming as you Wall Ride, since Lúcio remains "glued" to the wall he's riding on as long as the jump button is held down.
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Many of the same people who would have normally been glued to the television watching acting Director of National Intelligence Joseph Maguire testify are now ignoring the impeachment circus.
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He hoped to deliver "exciting and dynamic content and a new kind of event — delivered to our customers on platforms that she's glued to," according to Columbia Business First.
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"Well, so I had a permanent retainer since I was like 13, and it was just glued to the back of my teeth," she explained to host Jimmy Fallon.
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And if you wind up checking your phone and social feeds while watching the episode instead of staying glued to your screen, I can't really say I blame you.
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Many more around the country were glued to live television and online footage of the hearing, the first time the public has seen the inner workings of the court.
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It was easy for us to engage in the ancient journalistic ritual of talking face-to-face with actual people, rather than stay glued to our cheap office chairs.
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"I can't believe it," said Stephen Lopez, who had lived in the area for more than 15 years, and was glued to the crime scene in front of him.
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Investors and world leaders alike will be glued to the upcoming meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Argentina, hoping for clues to what's next.
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This is especially helpful if you’re curious about which types of activities you spend the most time on when you’re not glued to your phone screen.
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The ThermoPro's unit lets you conveniently monitor your food from 300 feet away, so you don't need to be glued to the oven, grill, or smoker when you have guests.
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The Verdict: When I wear denim, I want it to look like a second skin – as in from ankle to hip, glued to my body – yet somehow still feel comfortable.
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Most eyes were glued to the stage during Ariana Grande's One Love Manchester benefit concert this past Sunday, but there was a bit of magic happening in the crowd too.
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Next Friday, Jim Cramer will have his eyes glued to the Labor Department's non-farm payroll report, because a strong number will encourage the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates.
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But it seemed likely that Facebook would favor the instant links, given that the articles loaded up to 10 times faster and kept users glued to the company's flagship app.
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But one concern the Corps has about fielding its future loitering munitions is the potential of reduced battlefield situation awareness if a drone operator is glued to his controller screen.
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Then there's the stickiness of iMessage, an Apple app that does something there's no shortage of options for, but does it well enough to keep people glued to their iPhones.
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While spending your life with a Nintendo controller glued to your hands isn't the most fulfilling way to live, there may be some benefits to gaming — particularly for the elderly.
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Glued to a 2,400-year-old script, the U.S. and China seem to be on the same war-bound path that great powers have taken since Sparta fought upstart Athens.
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Trump's enthusiasm, if anything, appears even greater - an apparent legacy of his Scottish-born mother, who, he says was invariably glued to the screen for any coverage of the royals.
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On the one hand, a moral panic has swept nations over adults glued to smartphones and teenagers obsessed with digital games or online make-up tips from the Kardashian clan.
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Walk around the streets of Seoul or any other South Korean city, and there is a real risk of bumping into people whose eyes are glued to their smartphone screens.
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CompTIA Mobility+ MB0-001: Given that smartphones are glued to everyone's hands at this point, professionals who have full command of mobile device management are more in demand than ever.
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This time around, millions of fans were glued to their television sets or phones, holding their collective breath as state media offered play-by-play announcements on air and online.
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Kavanaugh denied the allegations and was eventually confirmed, but many in the nation, who were glued to their televisions at the time (including Rinna), were moved by Dr. Ford's testimony.
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Social media buzzed with reports of players who suffered minor injuries from tripping and falling while glued to their cell phones and minor incidents while driving and looking for Pokemon.
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And since then, our eyes have been glued to the TV, where we've been keeping up with all of our favorite athletes and their incredible red-white-and-blue style.
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With the processor, RAM and flash memory soldered onto the logic board, and the battery glued to the case, there's very few things a user can replace on her own.
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It's easy to think we all have attention problems, whether you're glued to your smartphone, can't seem to sit still, or drift off while someone's telling us a boring story.
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Obviously if you're not looking to settle down, you probably don't want to hook up with someone who prefers to spend 24-48 hours every weekend glued to the couch.
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She is seven months younger than Roger Federer and was glued to the television in the wee hours of the night in Beijing watching Sunday's classic five-set Wimbledon final.
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"It was like someone had sucked all the life out of me, and I don't just mean the fact I was glued to the sofa watching godawful movies," he said.
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The DJ committed to further promotion and premieres throughout the week on Beats 1, and you won't have to stay glued to the radio to hear new music for long.
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No, they just want viewers to be glued to their screens for as many years as the series can ride the audience tide and crank out 18 episodes a season.
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In a nation enthralled by the fall of an American-football superstar, $480m was lost in economic productivity as people remained glued to blanket media coverage for over a year.
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The nation was glued to Christine Blasey Ford's powerful testimony in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday — and many viewers immediately showed their support by opening their wallets.
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Nearly a half-century later, Meyer has been the one glued to the television, watching Ledecky develop into the most formidable all-around freestyler of her, or possibly any, generation.
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Throughout his 20s, Mr. Dugoni became increasingly aware of — and annoyed with — the way people were glued to their cellphones as face-to-face social interaction took a back seat.
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The uses to which he put them included light impressions, on blueprint paper, of Weil and himself in the nude, and black paintings on crinkly newspaper glued to screen doors.
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Thanks to advances in medical-grade glue, what was once penciled trompe l'oeil is now possible in three dimensions with semi-permanent extensions, single fibers glued to each individual lash.
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There's a fear of falling behind on work while vacationing, which may be why many professionals are glued to their smartphones and sending while emails while lounging by the pool.
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The quick flings, forbidden affairs, and epic breakups keep us glued to the tabloids and gossip sites — and perhaps make us feel a little better about our own love lives.
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The 1996 Summer Olympics took place during my family's vacation to Orlando and the Bahamas, but we were glued to the television screens in our hotel rooms all the same.
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The app also eschews indicators that show when people are online and have read messages, which Twist thinks will help workers feel less pressure to be glued to their devices.
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This kind of practice might keep prices down for consumers and users glued to Amazon dot com, but it does not create healthy competition or a sustainable marketplace for sellers.
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It just seemed like something that was meant for young folks, people like my kids and grandkids, all of whom I saw glued to those little screens more and more.
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As Facebook updates and tweaks its service in order to keep users glued to their screens, countries like Bolivia are ideal testing grounds thanks to their growing, internet-savvy populations.
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"I'm waiting with bated breath," she said on Friday, glued to her phone for bulletins that congressional leaders and President Trump had reached a deal to temporarily reopen the government.
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"At the moment of the implosion, all eyes were glued to their camera viewfinder, so nobody really knew the bus was pulling up until it was too late," she said.
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"You just kind of turn the page and follow like everyone else," said Crosby, though he added he would be "glued to the TV for two weeks" during the Olympics.
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I go to pull it from the original plastic container it was purchased with to learn this plant was FAKE [...] It's sitting on Styrofoam with sand glued to the top!
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Closer up, the white reveals itself to be a mosaic made up of sheets of paper glued to the pavement, each featuring a bespectacled man with a self-confident smile.
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During the last high-profile investigation into the President -- former special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe -- Trump was largely glued to his television screen during days with public congressional testimony.
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"I have been glued to the show since the first episode and to think I'm now joining this incredibly talented acting family is just surreal," she said in a release.
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WASHINGTON — He has spent months inside his Park Avenue apartment glued to cable news, his legal bills growing and federal prosecutors amassing evidence against him they would use as leverage.
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Johnny had game left, so a few hours later he found his way to the hotel bar where Swedish model Andrea Jay was glued to his side in no time.
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Is it worth watching 20 minutes of branded content while the app watches you back, making sure your eyes are constantly glued to the screen, unblinking and focused, Clockwork Orange-style?
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Maybe it wasn't a checked out parent, but there's a good chance you've tried to have an earnest conversation with someone only to find their face glued to a tiny screen.
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But Gurley's friends and colleagues will tell you that he spent much of 2017 glued to his phone, losing sleep and eating poorly, obsessing over a single four-letter word: Uber.
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"The ancient textiles — glued to the insides of both front and back covers — in particular are in fragile condition, especially those areas that are exposed to air and light," Wieck explained.
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Waiting outside his hospital room, she would sit glued to her phone — watching strangers sing, dance, cry, and act in the 15-second clips, never failed to make her feel better.
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Life is also short, which is why some people avoid hooking themselves up with too nice of a TV setup for fear of becoming psychologically glued to it day and night.
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READ MORE: The women who escaped Boko Haram Two years of pain Crowded around, their eyes glued to the computer screen, three of the girls' mothers weep and hug each other.
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Only time will tell if it fizzles out or leads to an explosive finale — but Trump's cultivated a political atmosphere that guarantees we'll be glued to the story no matter what.
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Its only governing ideology is to wrangle content — no matter how tenuously linked to your watch history — that it thinks might keep you glued to your screen for another few seconds.
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While at the Eden Project, the also met with Sir Hugh Robertson, vice-chairman of the British Olympic committee, and admitted they were glued to the coverage of the Rio Olympics.
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Facebook's business relies on three elements: keeping users glued to their screens, collecting data about their behaviour and convincing advertisers to pay billions of dollars to reach them with targeted ads.
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"Just in case you haven't been glued to your phone the last few minutes, I want you to hear something from me," Buttigieg told supporters after taking the stage in Laconia.
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"What I remember most was following the elections being glued to the TV screen," the 21-year-old told BuzzFeed News from the courtyard of Daystar University, where he's a student.
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Whether any TV viewers stayed glued to every point of Isner's 6-83 3-6 6-7(7) 7-6(3) 70-68 win over Mahut back in 2010 is doubtful.
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"I don't think he'll be glued to the TV," the official said, adding the expectation is that the President will not tweet about the hearing -- but no one can be sure.
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Not because they may potentially cause cancer (that's a valid concern), but because people are so glued to them and often not looking at what they're walking into on the street.
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By the time I hit David Berman's monologue in "Saturday Night Inside Out," I'm usually winded, but I'm always glued to my seat until the end of the hour-long ride.
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Right as the nation was glued to television sets watching the storm approach, he pardoned former Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio and released his order banning the military from recruiting transgender Americans.
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This swerving tone—from blithe to pitiable, humorous to harrowing—works well in the books, when we are glued to Patrick's side and treated to his acid tongue and exquisite descriptions.
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That is, the folks who aren't like you and I, people who aren't glued to their phones making snarky tweets whenever something on TV — or really, anywhere in the world — happens.
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If the toxic mother-daughter relationship at the center of Sharp Objects kept you glued to HBO every Sunday, then Hulu will be your next destination for an equally twisted tale.
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Fans in those cities, as well as in Houston, Cleveland, Boston, Atlanta, Los Angeles and Milwaukee will be glued to their televisions sets for fall baseball over the next five weeks.
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A federal agency responsible for automotive safety is taking a different approach to reach drivers who may be glued to their phones: singling out Twitter users who mention texting while driving.
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Even as her plane to Atlanta was taxiing at the Raleigh-Durham International Airport, Farrah Shapiro sat in her middle seat, glued to her phone watching the Senate hearing in Washington.
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But there were also signs of longing for home and a better life, including a series of cut-out paper butterflies glued to a wall with messages of the children's hopes.
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One day, I was glued to the Pro X working for a full day without even going into standby, and it managed to go for nearly eight and a half hours.
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Users can watch TV programs on their phones or other wireless devices rather than be glued to the big box screen, and their viewing does not count against their data allowance.
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Critic's Notebook A few weeks after the election of Donald J. Trump, pundits with their eyes glued to Twitter believed they'd finally deciphered the master plan behind the president-elect's tweeting.
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"Most parents come home, and they&aposre still glued to their phones, and they&aposre not listening to a word these kids are saying," one nanny told The New York Times.
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I stood against a wall by my desk, glued to my phone, panicking over the possibility that the greatest rapper of our generation, one of my heroes, might be gone forever.
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Set to classical music, the video chronicles the making of "Roach Masterpiece," a triptych composed of 60,000 dead cockroaches meticulously glued to canvases, harvested from petri dishes in the Raid Entomology Center.
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Speaking of space (and raised eyebrows), Star Trek fans and Seth Macfarlane fans alike will have their eyes glued to The Orville, a spoof show set to debut this fall in 2017.
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President Trump has also reportedly been updated on the situation, though everyone knows he's probably just glued to the TV and fixated on whatever Fox News is currently pumping into his brain.
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Despite its dark mysteries, the warm beaches and pleasant town pair perfectly with the hot summer evenings we'll spend glued to our screens to keep up to date on the addicting drama.
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RD: Virtually everyone I know is fully glued to the hearing, and many women are experiencing a lot of re-enacted trauma: during her questioning it's as if Blasey is on trial.
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Turning the app into more of a communications and offline meetup utility instead of just an online content-sharing network could give teens a whole new reason to stay glued to Snapchat.
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In first grade, when I took my turn as the designated "Very Important Person," I brought in my family photos glued to white poster board as all the kids before me had.
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BEIJING — A Chinese start-up that appears to have mastered the art of keeping people glued to their smartphones also has a knack for something else: drawing the ire of China's censors.
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The other is a measurement called "quality watch time," a squishier statistic with a noble goal: To spot content that achieves something more constructive than just keeping users glued to their phones.
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Soon, my mother was spending half a dozen hours each day glued to her dinky Android phone, blasting her WhatsApp groups with forwards, and watching almost every GIF and video she received.
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Social media, though widely blamed for inflaming partisan tensions, cannot explain the decades-long uptick in political polarisation nor the especially pronounced rise among elderly Americans who are not glued to Twitter.
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As nice as it is to wake up in the morning in full Bambi mode without a single coat of mascara, having synthetic eyelashes glued to your real eyelashes is objectively questionable.
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Donald Trump Jr. and Fox News host Kimberly Guilfoyle were glued to each other's side during a night out in New York City last week, the New York Post's Page Six reports.
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And although Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, drew the most interest during the World Cup, his comfortable re-election and his navy's seizure of Ukrainian ships also kept audiences glued to their screens.
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Kanye West was glued to his Twitter account on Wednesday, posting a grand total of 82 tweets touching on everything from fashion to politics — and making plenty of headlines along the way.
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Amazon could have went all-out and made the Alexa smarts cook the crap out of foods so nerds like me can remain glued to our YouTube and Reddit, but it didn't.
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From "Idol" to "The Voice" -- and the more recent entrant "The Four" -- these shows are about finding compelling contestants who can sing their tails off and keep audiences glued to their screens.
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While piecing together the mystery of Hannah's past drew us all the way in, we have more than 13 reasons why 13 Reasons Why has kept us glued to our TV screens.
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There's #Beychella and then there's #Baechella, and Leo DiCaprio partook in the latter, because he had his new rumored gf, Camila Morrone, glued to his hip Sunday night at the music festival.
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The bowl trundles overhead, dangling from a conveyor system and revealing a picture of a fighter plane glued to the bottom of it before landing on a metal table and cooking area.
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Those who were hoping for some political drama sat glued to their screens, jaws opened, fingers running across their phone screens as they Facebooked and tweeted their way through the national travesty.
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Clearly, investors will be glued to the high-level trade talks scheduled for January 30 in Washington between US officials and China's top trade negotiator Vice Premier Liu He. 'Unsteady' truce coming?
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With its final season scheduled to air in 2019, fans of "Game of Thrones" are expected to be glued to their television screens when each of the season's episodes is finally released.
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"We are going to be glued to our trading screens or television wherever we are," said Neil Jones, head of hedge fund foreign exchange sales at Mizuho, another Japanese bank, in London.
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The Tim Hortons he's chosen to meet at, somewhere in the heart of Richmond, British Columbia, is teeming with cooing, crying babies, gossiping elderly folks, and kids glued to their cell phones.
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Kate Middleton, Prince William, Pippa Middleton, Benedict Cumberbatch, James Middleton, Sir Cliff Richard, Stanley Tucci, Tom Hiddleston, Kendall Jenner, Fai Khadra, Vera Wang, and Woody Harrelson were also glued to their seats.
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A spot with reliable wifi and good coffee was gold, and when I found it, you can bet I wasn't the only one glued to my laptop and wearing out my welcome.
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In other words, your budding novel may not be any better because you're writing it across from someone glued to their laptop; you will just be able to focus more on it.
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BOSTON — As midnight approaches on New Year's Eve, when much of the country will be glued to the broadcasts from Times Square, Anthony Amore will be waiting for his phone to ring.
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This afternoon in my home in Vermont, so far away from Paris, I remembered my visit there and felt loss, an intense and visceral emotion that kept me glued to the television.
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A giant shopping mall in the western Chinese city of Xi'an is trying a novel strategy to deal with "the heads-down tribe": pedestrian lanes specifically for people glued to their cellphones.
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It happened around the world, and now it's happening in the United States: The more people stay home to avoid the coronavirus pandemic, the more they find themselves glued to their screens.
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Not only was her face not glued to a screen as she sat alone in a coffee shop, unaware of her surroundings; she was also alert and observing the people around her.
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The Saudis scrambled to put together a business meeting on the same weekend as Mr. Trump's visit — when the world's news media would be glued to the new president's first foreign trip.
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And if the recorded shows look unique from the typical tours, as with the tree-covered stage for tonight's Billie Eilish show at Apple headquarters, they keep fans glued to their screens.
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As a haunting version of "America the Beautiful" plays, it tells us a little about the cop's backstory — soldier, former football player, child glued to the TV during the 9/11 attacks.
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The videos appeared to rise on the platform in much the same way as extremist political content: by making alarming claims and promising forbidden truths that kept users glued to their screens.
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The videos appeared to rise on the platform in much the same way as extremist political content: by making alarming claims and promising forbidden truths that kept users glued to their screens.
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My attention was glued to a tiny tube television someone stuck under the reception desk, watching moments-old news footage of rounds of shots fired into the crowd so close to us.
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It keeps the entire Johnson family together in the living room, glued to news coverage of an incoming verdict on a case of a police officer shooting "McQuillian," an unarmed black man.
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Jessica Joelle Alexander and Iben Sandahl's book discusses how Danish parents value things like family time and play over staying glued to electronic devices and raise kids who are ultimately confident and happy.
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Sulfur, while effective, smells awful; benzoyl peroxide creams often leave skin flaky by morning; and salicylic acid gels can be weirdly sticky — and being glued to your pillow all night is not ideal.
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The most gripping passages are about his work with the last remnants of a species—a handful of seeds glued to an envelope or a plant discovered living in a single bubbling spring.
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Namely, we were fighting for the Iron Belt — a finely crafted leather masterpiece that we promptly lost and replaced with a plastic dollar store wrestling belt with Iron Man crap glued to it.
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It also made me think about the fact that for those who didn't grow up spending close to 24/7 glued to their devices, this isn't at all an absurd setback to experience.
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Image: Gerardo Mora (Getty Images)A new study out Wednesday might just reaffirm your worst fears about staying glued to Twitter or cable news during a mass tragedy like the latest school shooting.
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This is a cozy dad in plaid who just wants to lecture his teen daughter about being glued to her iPhone; why would he ever expect to have to fight for her life?
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FOR SEVERAL WEEKS last December, Indonesians were glued to their televisions and smartphones to follow a series of ethics hearings convened by the House of Representatives, the larger of Indonesia's two legislative bodies.
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The day before the conference began, Michael Brown was killed by a police officer in Ferguson, Mo. Jules, along with millions of others, found himself glued to Twitter for news, reactions and commentary.
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As a baby boomer who grew up glued to the Adam West "Batman" series that ran on TV from 1966 to 1968, I'm hardly a member of the high-testosterone teenage target audience.
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"It's like a comedy show but tragic," she said, adding that she can't help but be constantly glued to the news, and they came out to the bar for a little tragicomic relief.
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I had my phone locked away in my room for the entire trip and instead of my phone I had two Dos Hombres Mezcal Pina Colada's glued to my hands at all times.
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This year, though, she reckoned her big night out would have to be on Saturday because she would be glued to the TV watching Germany's last-16 match with Slovakia on Sunday evening.
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A spot with reliable Wi-Fi and good coffee was gold, and when I found it, you can bet I wasn't the only one glued to my laptop and wearing out my welcome.
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It's probably technically negligible to support the app and YouTube keeps folks glued to the TV where, presumably, the will eventually get tired of funniest dash cam videos and click over to CNN.
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"The crown was not original, the dial was not original, the case was not original and the glass was not even glass but a piece of Plexi glued to it," Mr. Büsser recalled.
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JERUSALEM — After the spectacular collapse of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's attempt to build a coalition threw Israel into an unprecedented do-over election, Israeli public attention on Thursday was glued to two politicians.
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"There is a big focus in TV on younger audiences, but we shouldn't forget there's an awful lot of older viewers who perhaps aren't so glued to smartphones and social media," he said.
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President Trump's impeachment trial is keeping some of his top Democratic rivals for the presidency glued to their chairs in the Senate chamber — at the exact moment they'd prefer to be out campaigning.
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Doing it with a big piece of foam glued to the end of your nose is even tougher — especially if you don't want your tone to conjure thoughts of clothespins or head colds.
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Overall, most people see this (the North's participation in the Olympics) as a good thing, but it's not like people are glued to their TV set watching the next move by Ms. Hyon.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: As a daily cyclist, I've learned to expect to encounter pedestrians at most intersections who are heedlessly crossing against the light and into traffic while glued to their smartphones.
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Yes, they're glued to their phones, but on those screens these kids are talking to each other, taking quizzes, reading the news, or sharing things they've made ... all traits of well-rounded individuals.
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If I've learned anything from having my eyes glued to politics Twitter and the punditry it inevitably spawns for 12 hours a day, it's that I am ruining my life and desperately need help.
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You may ask, why devote multiple days to building a snack stadium structure that will ultimately be drooled upon and destroyed by people whose eyes are glued to the screen while they double dip?
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The performances were stellar, the final scenes were riveting, and even though it was a true story that played out over two decades ago it kept us glued to the screen the whole time.
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Earlier this month, Macy's announced the parade's star-studded lineup, giving us all the more reason to brave the crowds in New York City (or at least spend the morning glued to our televisions).
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And in The Thick of It, every political aide frantically glued to their phone, the cold bureaucracy mixed with the panic of human error, revelations of disaster all beaming through this innocuous slimline brick.
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Damien Hirst's black, monochromatic "Leprosy" (2003), consisting of hundreds of dead flies glued to canvas with resin, is about as meaningful, in terms of content and materials, as a high school art class prank.
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My body was glued to the floor, and the only time my mind wandered was when I had a small chuckle about how insane it was that an electric didgeridoo was circling my body.
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Ansari and three of his friends sat glued to their mobile screens along with half a dozen other neighborhood boys, cheap headphones plugged tightly into their ears, and oblivious to the world around them.
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Researchers in the UK analyzed data from nearly 22,22004 children, and found that those who spent more time glued to the screen had biological markers known to increase the risk of type 22007 diabetes.
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"People globally are glued to her," said Vicky Milner, the president of the Canadian Arts and Fashion Awards, who invited Ms. Markle to award the International Canadian Designer of the Year prize in 2016.
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When New Order performed their only US concert of 2015 at the Day for Night Festival, we were front and center, glued to the pulsating visual graphics that accompanied the iconic band and sound.
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Snap also said it "looks forward to sharing ideas and experiences" with the Shenzhen-based company, which has found creative ways with payments and games to keep nearly one billion users glued to WeChat.
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But Titan lets them instantly buy the most reputable stocks without having to stay glued to market tickers, while using an app to cut out the costs of pricey brokers and Wall Street offices.
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As I was processing what was going on, I found myself unable to decide whether to stay glued to the TV or my window -- torn between two ways of understanding what was going on.
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When I meet Shepherd at the Beverly Hills estate she shares with her boyfriend, Apple Music head of content Larry Jackson, I expect her to be standoffish, a glamazon constantly glued to her iPhone.
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I didn't even notice it was putting me on phone for yet another reason until I was literally chasing down the bus one morning and still my phone was practically glued to my hand.
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Many people are glued to bar screens across the country watching the political madness unfold, but meanwhile, on Instagram, Obama's former White House photographer is throwing some Grade-A Trump shade before the hearing.
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Most people in Harare had spent the night glued to social media and the Internet for updates on a coup slowly unfolding against 93-year-old Mugabe, Zimbabwe's leader of the last 37 years.
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It was an anarchic, scaled down Warehouse Project that would have you glued to the dancefloor—until someone would drop an inevitable pill fart and the whole room would go for a smoke break.
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Stay glued to The Hill for more on the sprint to the finish line, where each campaign stands in battleground states, and why the year of the outsider hasn't trickled down into Congressional races.
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The addictive nature of Facebook has people glued to a steady stream of engagement photos, political rants, and clickbait, whether they are at home or scrolling away on their phones while on the go.
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It shows: the way that Smith consistently squares his shoulders to the basket on drives while keeping defenders glued to his hips to protect the ball is reminiscent of the Los Angeles Clippers guard.
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In the summer of 2015 and the beginning of 2016 — the worst start to a year for U.S. stocks — investors were glued to the daily fix of the Chinese yuan against the U.S. dollar.
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Since protests broke out in her home country of Iran last week, the Los Angeles resident has been glued to the news, social media and Telegram, the app used by many Iranians to communicate.
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A police officer then ID'd the vehicle on Interstate 23, and the ensuing 60-mile, low-speed chase – with news helicopters covering every inch of the journey – kept the public glued to their televisions.
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I would sit in the tiny, but not uncomfortable, employee lounge, drinking a juice box and playing Tetris on my phone, glued to the plastic chair until 44 minutes and 45 seconds had passed.
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"When the 'Rains of Castamere' song started playing, I stood up from the couch with my eyes glued to the screen," wrote Zach Burrell, who found himself punching a pillow when Robb was betrayed.
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And the outcomes appear to suggest that these platforms were intentionally designed to keep you glued to your screen for one more video, one more retweet, one more outraged share of a hate read.
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On a recent Zoox demo ride through North Beach and other crowded San Francisco neighborhoods, a safety driver was practically glued to the steering wheel and kept his eyes focused intensely on the road.
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Our blindness not only keeps us glued to privacy-invading tech — it also means that we've failed to create a political culture that is in any way up to the task of limiting surveillance.
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Atom, incubated by Lions Gate Entertainment, where the vice chairman Michael Burns has been a crucial supporter, makes it easy for groups of people — particularly those glued to their smartphones — to plan film outings.
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Trump has a different philosophy, however, and spent the post-storm Saturday glued to his television and letting the hosts of Fox & Friends drag him into an ill-advised Twitter spat with NFL stars.
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If you have one in your life, you know that they've likely spent more time at movie theaters and glued to their computer screens watching every new release than they doing practically anything else.
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Just reading the word "weaning" brought me back to the spring afternoons I spent glued to my living room couch two years ago when I went through the process with my own son, Miles.
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Wilder, 34, has one of the most lethal right hands the sport has ever seen, making him a knockout artist who keeps people glued to their televisions — or cellphones or tablets — during his bouts.
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President Donald Trump almost certainly missed it, because he was glued to coverage of a different hearing: the testimony in the Senate Intelligence Committee of James Comey, the man Trump fired as FBI director.
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Glued to my seat, I sat…Read more ReadTwo years later, in War for Planet of the Apes, a second wave of the Simian Flu began to make the rounds, but in a mutated form.
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I hope you weren't planning on having a very social April because Netflix is dropping so many good treats this during the rainiest month of the year that you may be glued to your couch.
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The cult fave aired its season 2 premiere last night and according to Twitter, everyone you know was glued to the TV. Well, everyone except those lucky bastards who caught the episode over the weekend.
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"He explained that sometimes some parts of the face are not visible [on ultrasounds] … when the baby's face is glued to the belly of the mother," the baby's aunt told a local broadcaster, AFP reported.
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Ines never really seems to be inhabiting the world she's in: stressed out in a spa, glued to her phone at her own birthday party, required to be pleasant to people she doesn't really like.
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That makes it even harder for parents to figure out where to draw the line on screen time, especially when parents often find themselves glued to their own screens to keep up with busy lives.
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Honolulu's 'smartphone zombie' law, which goes into effect this week, authorizes police to stop and fine pedestrians up to $35 for walking with their eyes glued to their phone screen, the New York Times reported.
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I consider Roku or Apple to be in this category; by having us glued to our smartphones or TV screens, these companies earn the privilege of monetizing an app store or serving us targeted advertisements.
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The concept seemed like the adult equivalent of the collages I made in preschool that included leaves, sand, and probably also my hair, all glued to construction paper in the name of art and nostalgia.
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But now that the outfit-sharing platform WEAR is gaining traction here in the U.S., we've got one more reason to stay indoors and glued to our smartphones for all of our style-stalking needs.
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Adding in video gives Spotify a platform that keeps people more glued to watching, not just listening, to Spotify, which helps the company sell different kinds of ad units to make money against free users.
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Now that Sticky is safely at home with him, Hawley plans to file a report with the Marion County Sheriff's Office in an effort to find out who left the cat glued to the road.
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For low-information voters who've not been glued to politics for a year like myself and many of you, who's just tuning in a few months before Election Day—who's going to sound more appealing?
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Everytime I'd feel a lull in my energy and set my sights on the door, she'd reach deep in her crates for another playful, ecstatic cut that'd keep me grinning and glued to the dancefloor.
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Anyone who spent the late 643s glued to a Nintendo 64 or original Sony PlayStation will remember the strange combination of joy and confusion that accompanied those first lumbering strides into new, 3D immersive worlds.
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While much of the tech media has had their eyeballs glued to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's testimonies to Congress over the past couple of days, another social media giant has been discussing Russian election interference.
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Indeed, the two largest direct owners of smartphone platforms — Apple and Google — this year announced a suite of tools geared toward trying to manage the amount of time users end up glued to their screens.
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In the back streets of Istanbul's European districts, bars and restaurants were showing footage on television of scenes at the bridge, while partygoers were glued to their mobile phones trying to learn what was happening.
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He's nobody's idea of a Luddite, but Thundercat — the electric bass whiz, falsetto soothsayer and underground prince of head-trippy future soul — has a message for those who stumble through the day glued to smartphones.
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" Mr. Hardwick, who was glued to game shows in his youth like "Match Game" and "Joker's Wild," will get to host his first non-comic one when NBC airs the LeBron James-produced "The Wall.
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We started a selfies at funerals trend, we're late to everything (if we don't flake out altogether), we're glued to our phones during meals, and we kill our boyfriends as part of a YouTube stunt.
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Like the other mothers, Alphonsine sat on the terrace, trying to stay calm, eyes glued to the opposite wing of the hospital, waiting to see her son wheeled from the operating room to intensive care.
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Facebook Dating is also conspicuously free of ads, which should help get users ever more glued to the platform by leveraging the deep sense of loneliness many people feel in our late-capitalist hell world.
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The same goes for Barrymore, who keeps your eyes glued to the screen with a magnetic charisma that, despite what the critics above might have you believe, has almost nothing to do with her looks.
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A wiry bantamweight and lapsed Democrat, Mr. Gold was a picture of combustibility redeemed only by a jaundiced wit and a commitment to keeping the traveling press corps glued to his candidate at any cost.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - When Pope Francis visits Dublin on Saturday, 82-year-old Irish priest James Kelly will be glued to the television waiting to hear what his old colleague makes of a new reformed Ireland.
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Amazon says that Alexa will be the only voice assistant that can pull contextual information from recipes, and say them out loud so that you don't need to be glued to the Echo Show's display.
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That's how I wound up glued to that dentist-style chair at a clinic in Houston envisioning skulls, as an IV drip steadily infused me with a drug I'd thought was reserved for rave-goers.
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