Ms. Shaw — purseless — grooved near the front of the stage.
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Little Royal Reign clapped and grooved along to her mama's performance.
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These grooved, unbroken strokes can be layered, one color atop another.
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They were joined by Beck as the group grooved to Bowie tunes.
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She made "Tablet 1" (1961), a square cut out of grooved plywood.
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He grooved to the song as I lip-synced the lead vocals.
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They give way to the grooved pattern of a dry desert floor.
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Your couch is still right there, warmed and grooved from months of use.
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Pierce the grooved, burnt sienna rind to start the glossy, liquid gold running.
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The grooved waves of hair extend down from the head and becomes its support.
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When Republicans grooved their pitch in Alabama, the Democrats were poised to swing away.
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Across the country Wednesday, Valenzuela grooved her swing on the Mission Hills practice range.
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They come loaded with super-durable and finely grooved wires that won't continuously tangle.
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Meanwhile, the fresh memory of the towers' collapse was getting grooved in the brain.
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We catch them incidentally and they're generally always bigger than the grooved or brown tigers.
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Seaver like his peers Bob Gibson and Juan Marichal and Jim Palmer grooved on competition.
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The reviewer was impressed with the airflow and heat distribution afforded by the grooved bottom.
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These include tables with in-built ash trays and grooved channels to capture spilled drinks.
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"I saw him the other day and he grooved one and I took it," Smolinski said.
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Then, Drake grooved his way through the musical canon in variations on his "Hotline Bling" video.
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Her face was deeply grooved, cheeks reddened from laboring outside every day on a windy mountainside.
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The slides have a grooved sole and come in three colors: Desert Sand, Bone, and Resin.
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Viall grooved with Money, and Soules nobly took both Iconetti and her sister Lauren for a spin.
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It's "creepy" said one, while another clearly grooved with the ode to looking for signs of cheating.
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Wyman and Watts grooved, perfectly framing the Stones' other instruments, and of course the singer Mick Jagger.
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The circular probe allows for better continuous forehead contact than other models with pointed and grooved tops.
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By the bar, an ex-prizefighter with a lighter flame like a torch smoked, snapped, and grooved.
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When the DJ cranked up "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" the crowd went crazy as Diana grooved.
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On her Instagram Story, Reinhart took a page out of Napoleon's book as she grooved to the music.
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The grooved pentimenti of amassed marks assert themselves from beneath, having undergone processes of revision, editing, or erosion.
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The triangular cross-section, along with the grooved surface of each hair, causes light to undergo total internal reflection.
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The uneven surfaces and sections of grooved wood introduce imperfect lines and edges and the awareness of time passing.
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When Gregerson grooved a cut fastball down the heart of the plate, Cano knew just how to handle it.
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The terra cotta-colored foam has become grooved and furrowed, which reinforces its resemblance to ancient and Renaissance sculptures.
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She headed out to a lighted practice range, where she grooved her swing by herself for nearly an hour.
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She visibly grooved throughout the performance, emphasizing the dancing youthfulness of a piece by an 82-year-old composer.
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Syndergaard may have grooved on his God of Thunder pecs, but he tore a mortal muscle in his side.
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Lamb, Greinke power Diamondbacks past Padres PHOENIX — A grooved swing has Jake Lamb leading the major leagues in RBIs.
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Some of the brushstrokes move through space like sensual, grooved ribbons, while others underscore the painting's two-dimensional surface.
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It also matched the musical content of the record, which grooved between the alien, the "space kraut," and the sexy.
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"It was the sweetest surprise," says Herjavec, who also grooved to the tunes of the Gen8 band by Elan Artists.
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"Their secret weapons are two large grooved teeth on the lower jaw that are linked to venom glands," he says.
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Whereas a sculpture by Michelangelo reveals subtle chisel marks, the robot's marks are heavily grooved, patterned and almost futuristic looking.
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Some people grooved quietly at the edges of the room; others sprang into back flips or tap-danced in heels.
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Not far from where the vigilantes were mustered stood the Khairabad slaughterhouse, its brick floor grooved to drain away blood.
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He reared back and grooved a 95-mile-per-hour fastball, and Aaron Hicks took a mighty swing and connected.
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The layers of color extending beyond the edges of a grooved path of paint become a kind of physical light.
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A grooved runway allows water to flow off faster than a smooth runway in the event of heavy rain, Landsberg says.
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" Queen T grooved to the beat of Beyoncé's Lemonade hit like a true Beyhive member, dubbing the track her "fight song.
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But with two runners on, Pineda fell behind by 3-0 to Kyle Seager and grooved a fastball down the middle.
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Within such a rigorous composition, slight textural variations in the surface, from hard and flat to viscous and grooved, are captivating.
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This flat, micro-grooved layer sits on top of the soft non-slip base underneath, providing enhanced tracking for optical sensors.
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The "ring" is actually a circle of wood that is "turned," or carved, on the lathe to create a grooved wheel.
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Covered with thin lines of grooved concrete, it appears to dance with Tod's, like Frank Gehry's Fred and Ginger building in Prague.
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Luis Antonio Caballero, who runs PetShop Perrito Feliz in Buenos Aires, Argentina, grooved to the B-52s during a recent grooming session.
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Beijing's 2.43 package was channeled down the well-grooved paths of infrastructure and property, both key usage drivers for the steel sector.
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His hands are gnarled and grooved by all of his years touching pigments and paints and chemicals and everything in his craft.
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To put it plainly, it's been 18 years since Spears grooved down the hallways in her pigtails and sexed-up school uniform.
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Aside from breaking it down in the classroom, the fashion-forward dancer grooved alongside Rita Ora at the 2017 Teen Choice Awards.
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The outsole features a grooved crystal rubber, a transparent and durable rubber that masterfully handles the abrasion of road and track alike.
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The tempo was one you grooved to, but that didn't stop Serena Williams from twerking in her crown in the music video.
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The Elbphilharmonie's larger hall is clad with thousands of grooved gypsum-fiber panels, the profile of each precisely calculated to optimize resonance.
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At the Met Gala, they grooved together, and Jaden seems like a big bro eager to share the spotlight with his little sis.
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The lips are extensively covered in lamellae—thin, tightly stacked ridges or plates of tissue—giving them a deeply grooved or flaked appearance.
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Compared to that debut show, Jennylee's recent gig felt more assured as she sang and grooved along, often as if in another world.
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He can have the grooved brushstroke hold two colors, become dry as it is pulled across the surface, or stay lush and yummy.
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Satellite images of rural outposts and grooved mountainsides dominated the computer screens inside a room in Manhattan, where more than 60 volunteers sat.
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The way he grinned, and grooved, and shook his head in time with the music, eyes closed, and mouthed the words — unquestionably cool.
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We washed down briny fried clam strips and crispy-gooey macaroni and cheese balls with iced lemonade as "Hotel California" grooved in the background.
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For the record, the 500X joins less than a handful of vehicles we here at Business Insider have really, really, really not grooved on.
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Visitors can enter the pews, with their floors grooved by decades of rocking motion by praying congregants, and examine their colorful hand-painted texture.
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But he grooved a fastball to Calhoun, who crushed it deep into the seats in right-center field for a three-run home run.
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Powerful performance, part 2 Coachella became "Beychella" for a night as Beyonce grooved -- and made a little history -- with a pointedly political, fiercely empowering performance.
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Under a hot sun, they stooped knee deep in mucky water, swishing sand and gravel around a flat grooved pan in search of gold specks.
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The installment is, if anything, even more programmatic than its predecessor, where the milk-tooth winsomeness of the children held class-grooved destiny in abeyance.
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Launching into a rendition of her track "I Like It," Cardi won over the crowd as she and Corden grooved with them on the dance floor.
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This time, however, she grooved with the dance team for a holiday routine during a break in the Warriors' game against the Utah Jazz Tuesday night.
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It comes with a glass lid so you can keep tabs on your food without releasing steam, and has a grooved handle to allow easier pouring.
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Wild parsnip, or Pastinaca sativa, can grow up to five feet tall and has grooved stems and yellow-green compound leaves that look like large celery leaves.
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Although it has been four years since he left the volcano, his shoulders are still grooved and pock-marked from years of hauling sulfur up the crater.
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Some people took videos on their smartphones of the dancing while cold beers circulated as the entire room grooved, jumped, clapped, and joked for hours on end.
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" The way he grooved through a diner in a Flight Facilities music video was reminiscent of Christopher Walken's cool dance number for Fatboy Slim's "Weapon of Choice.
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The bomblet contains about 1.73 ounces of high explosives encased in a steel sleeve that has been pre-grooved to shatter into diamond-shaped bits of shrapnel.
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Les Twins have grooved alongside other music superstars, as well, including Meghan Trainor and Missy Elliott, and have modeled for French haute couture fashion designer Jean Paul Gaultier.
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The score remained even until the seventh, when Betances grooved a 97-mile-per-hour fastball straight down the middle to catcher Vazquez with a runner on base.
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For instance, Western Australian wooden shields were grooved with zig-zagging patterns to disorient their foes, not dissimilar from the later "dazzle" camouflage on World War I ships.
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True, I was last in this valley 40 years ago, when I dropped acid and grooved to Floyd's Ummagumma in the ancient tower atop the tit-shaped Tor.
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I have the feeling that the grooved sensuality of Green's brushstrokes, or what Alexi Worth called their "hardy, taffy-like consistency," would make J.M.W. Turner gnash his teeth.
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The scooter's floor has enough room to squeeze a couple of size 13 shoes on it, but it's grooved for added traction, which does collect a lot of dirt.
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The ants have glittery hairs that feature a triangular cross section—much like a prism—with a pair of grooved surfaces that divert incoming visible and near-infrared light.
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During the song "Wombat" — which references the Fish TV series — someone (not Vigoda) dressed in a wombat suit and flanked by dancers came out and grooved through the song.
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The singer did a quirky fun acoustic rendition of megabit "Havana" with hip hop band The Roots and Jimmy Fallon himself, who grooved and sang to the beat. 2.
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There are no loops for fingers, just grooved or corrugated handles for an easy grip that you squeeze and snip and then they reopen automatically for the next task.
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Last month he unveiled a playable record made entirely from a grooved tortilla and on Wednesday night at the Science Gallery London, he performed a few more culinary works.
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In the audience, King screamed her head off, Michelle Obama grooved in her seat, and then-President Obama, whose first inauguration Franklin performed at in 2009, was in tears.
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Foxx sang and grooved to his 2004 hit track with Kanye West -- "Gold Digger" -- before getting on the mic in the DJ booth to fire everyone up even more.
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While cooking, we grooved to reggae or hip-hop songs peppered with religious lyrics: Hare Krishna, Hare Krishna / Krishna Hare, Krishna Hare / Hare Rama, Hare Rama / Rama Hare, Rama Hare.
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It's these bouts of extreme stress (or a continuous stream of it) that manifest in grooved furrowed brows, painful breakouts, or dark circles that still peep through heavy-coverage concealer.
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Beyond it are a staircase (a walk-in closet built under the stairs serves as a pantry) and a U-shaped kitchen with grooved cabinets and white-tile countertops and backsplashes.
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But about a year ago, amid the sea of black polyester-nylon that dominates most airports, I started noticing something new: sleek, colorful, grooved hard-shell rolling suitcases with built-in chargers.
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As the family members and friends bantered, bluffed and placed bets, they also poked fun at the host's love of '70s classic rock, which grooved out a mellow arc in the background.
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In one video, the tiny tot moved her arms around while she grooved to the music, while in another, Chicago had a big smile on her face as she ran toward her mother.
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Trump's performance in the trio of meetings will be closely watched — not least because the President's temperament and blunt political style often seem ill-fitted to the well-grooved formalities of international diplomacy.
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In one video, the tiny tot moved her arms around while she grooved to the music, while in another, she had a big smile on her face as she ran toward her mother.
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Customers who've always valued premium vehicles that can nonetheless hold up under extreme conditions and handle anything nature throws at them have for decades grooved on Range Rovers (and before them, Land Rovers).
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In one video, the tiny tot moved her arms around while she grooved to the music, while in another, Chicago had a big smile on her face as she ran toward her mother.
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In 1974, Bowerman made the Nike Waffle Trainer, a shoe made using his wife's waffle iron that had a grooved pattern on the soles, which Bowerman thought would help athletes' grip running tracks.
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In 1974, Bowerman made the Nike Waffle Trainer, a shoe made using his wife's waffle iron that had a grooved pattern on the soles, which Bowerman thought would help athletes' grip running tracks.
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Splintering into small groups, the dancers nimbly carved out corridors and circles where they grooved to DJ Lady Lane's propulsive soundscape or played with a simple palette of lunges, pivots and swinging arms.
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RIMOWA ELECTRONIC TAG The Rimowa Electronic Tag bag (from $695 to $1,725) looks like its parallel-grooved brethren, but it allows travelers to tag and check their luggage from home using a smartphone.
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On one night, as McFadden & Whitehead's "Ain't No Stopping Us Now" grooved, cleanshaven men who could have been Amazon headhunters mingled under a disco ball with women in oversize glasses and retro Gucci sweatshirts.
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The photo with the message shows him clutching one of the brand's trademark grooved aluminum suitcases, next to Dieter Morszeck, his 63-year-old co-chief executive, the grandson of the German group's founder.
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She last year danced with school children in South Africa and then grooved onto stage at the Conservative Party conference to "Dancing Queen" - exhibiting a puzzling robotic hand movement that went viral on social media.
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Just a stone's throw away up Broadway at the wonderfully named BB's Jazz, Blues, and Soups, I grooved to soul and R&B covers played by Torrey Casey and the South Side Hustle ($5 cover).
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Anderson singled Sanchez to third, but after a strikeout and an intentional walk, Jimenez grooved a line drive over the fence in right field for his second career grand slam and a 9-1 lead.
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Archaeologists on the dig have said that the unearthed road, which has grooved signs of ancient wear and tear from cart wheels, was most likely used for a few hundred years before it was abandoned.
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The company's signature appetizer plate is grooved on one side to hold a fork, and its bottom fits snugly over the top of a cocktail glass, so guests can keep a hand free without spilling.
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Logan's design, first marketed as the Ty-Rap, shares the mechanical properties of a belt: you thread one end of a length of grooved tape into an eyelet at the other end, creating a loop.
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Depending on what he uses, the marks vary — from wide, grooved brushstrokes undulating across the surface, like a banner or Chinese dragon, to staggered slabs of paint reminiscent of geodes and rocky inclines and outcroppings.
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He excels on multi-grooved, intermediate-sized speedways, and in the spring race here had one of the fastest cars, leading 101 laps and winning the second stage despite starting last in the 38-car field.
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The hole was small, a dark grotto in the thickly grooved bark of the stalwart oak, a hiding place that reached far into the mass of that old tree, and the failing light deepened its darkness.
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After a first-pitch ball, Tolleson grooved a 93 mph fastball over the heart of the plate, and Pujols drilled it into the left-center-field gap to give the Angels their first win of the season.
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The company's "Woodshop," which handles all interior trim from knurled aluminum to teak wood, employs over 163 people to ensure that every bit of hand-finished wood or grooved metal is up to the company's obsessive standards.
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The Kardashian West fam just got back to the States after spending some time in the Bahamas -- where her 2-year-old son, Saint West, grooved to Petey Pablo's old hit, "Raise Up." Start 'em young, Kim.
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" Ted Williams, in his seminal 1971 book, "The Science of Hitting," wrote that "feet and hand position vary more than anything else from player to player because, unlike golf, the baseball swing is not a grooved swing.
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Pros: Durable leatherette-covered gel-filled wrist rest for added comfort, the 3M Precise micro-grooved surface enhances optical mouse feedback, and it's highly affordableCons: The pad is prone to curling slightly at the edges over time
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The tickets cost me an arm and a leg, but when Neil finally grooved into "Old Man," the only thing audible in my head was the harrowing sound of my old roommate loudly fucking in the next room.
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Not so for two farmers from a small village who have grooved their way to global fame by happily hamming it up in a soaking rice field as part of an internet dance craze called the Kiki Challenge.
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Nationals defeat Braves to earn three-game sweep ATLANTA — Not even facing R.A. Dickey's dancing knuckleball could disrupt the grooved swing of Washington's Ryan Zimmerman as the Nationals completed a three-game series sweep of the Atlanta Braves.
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Mr. Spencer lit candles, made a fire, and brought out cheese and charcuterie; Ms. Martinez put on music — Nina Simone, Fleetwood Mac, the Stranglers — and grooved around the living room with Ms. Queens, having an impromptu dance party.
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The reference to A/B sides is commonly used to denote sides of a vinyl LP, and the letters are often etched into the record's non-grooved center so listeners can see which side of the album they are holding.
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To buy a sofa in Inside Weather's online store, shoppers choose among a dozen arm styles, including fat upholstered perches and grooved timber slabs; upholstery options like woven linen-and-polyester fabrics and vegan leathers; and details like tufting and stitching.
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A couple of days ago, he mentioned that while he dug that his big-bopping young men grooved on hitting baseballs into distant bleachers, there was no crime in choking up on the bat and driving the ball for a base hit.
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He said the surface on the stunning new Court Simonne Mathieu had felt slower than other courts at Roland Garros, forcing him to engage in long rallies with a player well-grooved in the art of grinding it out on the dirt.
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Look at the surface of her face jugs — the grooved coils of hair, the pockmarks and pustules — and you'll see how she has gone over every inch of the surface, both in the way she has worked it and in the color of the glazes.
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Salas (3-4) got ahead in the count to Davis 0-230, but then grooved a 235-mph fastball up and out over the plate to Davis, who hit a line drive over the fence in left-center for his 28th homer of the year.
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But there is so much more to cognition than that: the vast, silent cavern of underground mental machinery, with its tubes and synapses and electric impulses, so many unconscious systems and connections and tricks and deeply grooved pathways that form the pulsing substrate of the self.
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In the mid-20th century, when the LP was the medium of choice, massive hydraulic-powered vinyl pressing machines—manufactured by long-forgotten companies like SMT, Lened, and Toolex—pumped out the endless stream of grooved discs that became the lifeblood of the booming post-war music industry.
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The disco ball was spinning like a glitter moon and a pair of go-go dancers grooved in neon wigs at a Brooklyn nightclub during the recent 212th-anniversary party of Ultra Music, one of the record labels behind the explosive growth of dance music in the United States.
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It opens with Stuart Murdoch's promise that "I want to lend you my ear and diligently be on hand" and rounds itself out with a flute-led, slow-grooved instrumental, but penultimate song "The Girl Doesn't Get It"—smiley synths bounding over an excitable electronic beat—has teeth.
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But last Wednesday, there was a 1970s-themed shindig at a new lounge on Chrystie Street called Et Al. Guests in floral scarves and tie-dyes grooved to "Ring My Bell," as light ricocheted off the disco ball, alongside more contemporary patrons in chokers and high-waisted stonewashed denim.
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We borrowed Ebby's books and learned the names of the corals: the box fire coral with its myriad square slots, the grooved brain coral, looking exactly like its name, the elegant, perfectly round massive star coral, the size of a Volkswagen, and the stag horn and the elk horn.
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Meanwhile, in the paired images Judge's Bench I and II, the space of jurisprudence is rendered indistinct, pictured through sheets of vertically grooved privacy glass: like the law itself, these spaces in Young's images are only understood in their general shapes, their details and particularities concealed, strategically, by purposeful forms of institutional obscurantism.
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The kit contained a pair of small bullet forceps with scissor handles, which could be used to extract metal bullets from tissue; a blade for an amputation saw; a grooved director commonly used as a knife guide; tweezer forceps; a metacarpal saw; and a Petit-style tourniquet used to stave off blood loss during amputations.
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He failed to gain admission to several of the holiest Muslim sites, but at the entrance to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, venerated by Christians as the site of Jesus's burial and resurrection, he captured the grooved arches and ornate Byzantine columns of the two entranceways — one of which was, and remains bricked shut.
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But those observations didn't keep us off the dance floor that Saturday night, where we grooved alongside fellow Pride Month celebrators until 3 AM. I remember thinking on my way home that it was the kind of fun, invigorating experience that forces you to take a second and realize just how enjoyable it is to be out and proud.
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There's "Bulby," described as a "grass type Pokémoan" with a "large seed tip making it a very pleasurable friend to have;" a "Charmy" with a flared red tail that "gives intense orgasms everywhere it goes;" a "Squirty" featuring a "grooved turtle shell on its back;" and the pièce de résistance: "Piky," a "small electric type anal Pokémoan" designed for Ash Ketchum fans who have always wanted to shove Pikachu's tail up their butts.
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