The stadium will probably have the look of Foxborough too.
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She doesn't have the look of someone who is part of a conservative political family.
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Zara and Mike Tindall have the look of love — and they're not afraid to show it!
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But as they head toward October, they do not have the look of a cruising juggernaut.
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Starship's devices have the look of a self-driving food cart, rather than some science fiction humanoid.
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She offers them clothes and shoes that have the look of expensive designer items but cost much less.
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As he slowly wheels himself into the hospital gym, Holtry's welcoming blue eyes have the look of determination.
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The company's headquarters have the look of a corporate environment in the days before digital culture banished clutter.
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And on top of that, the flat surfaces of the tables have the look of something three dimensional.
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On the daylighted lower level, the floors are laid with Peacock Pavers and have the look of travertine.
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The Oakland Athletics suddenly have the look of a team that might relish playing the spoiler down the stretch.
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With their swollen toe boxes and jouncy heels, they have the look of water beetles or licorice jelly beans.
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And at just 5-foot-10, 175 pounds, he still doesn't have the look of a Division I wide receiver.
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Beyond that holy-grail shape, I love jeans that are soft and cushy (but have the look of something more structured).
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There's hasn't been a 0-0 game yet at the World Cup, but my goodness does this have the look of one.
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Couple strength on that side of the ball with the NBA's No. 5 offense, and they have the look of a real contender.
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While the bitcoin chart does have the look of bubble in the making, many investors believe it has a long way to go.
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What we're watching, with this 23-year-old franchise cornerstone, doesn't have the look of something rare, and it's not even fully new.
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They're surprising sturdy and stretchy, so they have the look of a really nice pair of jeans but the stretch of a yoga pant. T
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The Stellato Sacchetto flats by M. Gemi have the look of a loafer and a pointy flat combined, and they're made of a buttery suede.
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The Cavaliers have the look of a team that could defeat itself; the question is whether any of the East's pseudo-contenders can take advantage of it.
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I thought of my big, disgusting Size 11 feet, which are wide and flat and have the look of scuba flippers and which designers have shod only begrudgingly.
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It may learn from its inevitable mistakes (as JFK did from the Bay of Pigs fiasco), but this does not have the look of an administration intent on learning.
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So to promote reading skills and encourage your kid to be a frequent reader, you might want to stick with ebooks that have the look of a bound paper book.
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At about 5 months gestational age, a fetus begins to have the look of a newborn but likely would not survive outside the womb, according to the American Pregnancy Association.
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Napoli, described by Manchester City Manager Pep Guardiola as one of the best teams he has ever faced, Roma and Internazionale all have the look of genuine challengers to Juventus's hegemony.
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Ms. Wang, hammering ostinato chords with immense force that belied her small frame, didn't have the look of a soloist with accompaniment, but of a percussionist among others in an ensemble.
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While this leather duffel may have the look of a vintage piece of equipment, it's actually brand new and manufactured to modern standards and with modern apparel and accessories in mind.
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The costumes, with their layered effect, seem to reference dance rehearsal clothes, from scarves draped loosely around necks to wrapped sweaters and chunky socks that have the look of leg warmers.
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The New York Rangers and Pittsburgh Penguins already have punched their ticket for the playoffs, but the Metropolitan Division clubs hardly have the look of a heavyweight contender with their play of late.
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The Colorado Rockies are beginning to have the look of a legitimate World Series contender, as they boast the second-best record in the National League and seem to have the defending World Series champs' number.
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Not only did the Arsenal midfielder have the look of an innocent schoolboy, it was also claimed that he had failed his test because of passive smoking as opposed to the cultivation of some enormous Camberwell Carrot for personal use.
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The blackened mole smothering this turkey is made from chiles de árbol, and while the small, thin chilies have the look of something that would definitely make your nose run and your eyes water, they're pretty mild in heat, all things considered.
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The volunteers have focused in the Coral Bay area, which took Hurricane Irma's direct furious punch — these days parts of it have the look of a busy construction site with debris transfer areas and trucks carrying new, sturdier fiberglass power poles for installation.
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While Sevens might have the look of a high octane, souped-up version of the 15-man game purpose-built for the era of the attention deficient, its origins go back to 1883 and it has a history and culture all of its own.
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CAVUTO: Do you think the president should be careful, though, how he frames this in his discussions with Mr. Rosenstein and the FBI director, that it could have the look of trying to exert his own personal influence on the Justice Department, on the FBI?
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And, separately and together, they're given assignments that require them to wear disguises that would embarrass their children, and that seem to embarrass them, too: Beneath their cheap wigs, they often have the look of cats and dogs dressed up by their owners for Instagram.
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" He obsesses over little things: the deodorant he wears to conceal the smell of his fear, whether to gel his hair, "whether I should have the look of a banker or look so casual as to convey that I don't care about my appearance.
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Their hands, pressed together in prayer, were likely to have been destroyed during the Reformation. Today, as one of the visitors remarked, "[o]nce crisply carved and detailed with heraldic devices", the tombs have "the look of sand sculptures after the tide has washed in and retreated".Anonymous, "Deaf People in History: Joanna Stewart, Countess of Morton", Deaf Life, Vol. XVIII, No. 2 (February 2013), pp.
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Harley-Davidson executive Jeffrey Bleustein contacted Davis shortly afterward and began negotiations to buy Davis's design. Davis sold his patents, prototype, and tooling to Harley- Davidson in January 1982. After further testing and development, Davis's design was introduced in June 1983 as the 1984 Harley-Davidson FXST Softail. In April 1980, Harley-Davidson started work on its own rear suspension design that would have the look of a hard-tail motorcycle.
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This runs along the manmade Kern Island Canal, which has been redesigned to have the look of a natural river. A major attraction in the area is the Bakersfield Museum of Art. The Beale Memorial Library, which is the headquarters for the Kern County Library System, is also located in the Mill Creek. Another important structure is the Amtrak station, which is Bakersfield's rail link to the San Joaquin Valley.
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Despite all the businesses selling trendy craft and some foreign goods, the area does not have the look of having been overly beautified - electricity cables are still strung overhead, and air conditioning units are obvious on the outside of the buildings. The district is distinctly different from Xintiandi, another Shikumen redevelopment in central Shanghai further to the northeast, in that it has managed to preserve its residential feel, adding to its appeal.
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Elynour is a character in the poem who runs a "public house," or pub. Many pubs in England did have the look of a home both inside and out. In the early 16th century, the male or female owner of the pub not only sold the ale, but also probably brewed it. Elynour easily acquires all her ingredients for quite acceptable ale from the local farmers in southern England where her pub was apparently located.
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I Bought a Vampire Motorcycle was written and produced by two former Central Television film editors who developed the idea for the film following a screening of Sam Raimi's film The Evil Dead. Director Dirk Campbell stated that he "wanted the film to have the look of a serious horror movie, a dark grityt realistic look that used the decaying back streets of Birmingham, so there's nothing that jumps out at you to tell you it's a comedy".
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Children are raised in day care centers; romantic love has died out. Dodd's New Yorkers of 2050 "have the look of people who have come to the end of things and who have failed to find it amusing."Dodd, p. 23. Since she is an anti-utopian writer, Dodd does not concentrate on the technological wonders anticipated and predicted by many utopian authors; but she does give her future New Yorkers automatic elevators and bedmaking devices and similar conveniences.
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After his arrest, many people described Richards as charismatic, and noted that he successfully concealed his dark nature under a polite, articulate, and handsome exterior; a friend who accompanied Richards' autobiographer to his interviews said during one visit that Richards did not have the look of a murderer. Contemporary observers remarked that Richards seemed to feel no guilt whatsoever about his crimes. Numerous times between his arrest and his execution, Richards was asked why he had no empathy towards his victims or remorse for his crimes. Sometimes he simply refused to answer.
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His first feature film Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (1960) was based on the social-realism novel by Alan Sillitoe, and used many of the same techniques as his earlier documentaries. In particular, scenes filmed at the Raleigh factory in Nottingham have the look of a documentary, and give the story a vivid sense of verisimilitude. The film won the Grand Award for Best Feature Film at the 1961 Mar del Plata International Film Festival. It was successful at the box office and made a film star of Albert Finney.
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The choir is now in the ruins, leaving the tombs out in the open, where, in a few centuries, the elements have erased their faces. Their hands, pressed together in prayer, were likely to have been destroyed during the Reformation. Today, as one of the visitors remarked, “[o]nce crisply carved and detailed with heraldic devices”, the tombs have “the look of sand sculptures after the tide has washed in and retreated”. Due to their historical value, in 2005 a team of volunteers and preservationists created a protective canopy over their effigies.Anonoymous, “Restored earl returns to Dalkeith”, MidlothianAdvertiser.co.
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A 2011 review was also positive, but criticized the lack of a headphone input and noted the iSub LED could not be turned off without turning off the entire system. A 2019 retrospective by Forbes praised them as having "a classic piece of kit that's stood the test of time and is as good today as when it was introduced" and "still have the look of an iconic industrial design, almost two decades on", and noted their current retail price was lower than when they launched almost 20 years earlier. A review by Wired from August 2013 was mixed, rating them 5 out of 10 points, criticizing the placement of the controls and the Bluetooth reliability.
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Because these paintings commemorate an action that has already occurred, depiction of the miraculous cure or rescue event is constructed purely from the imagination of the artist. The deity floating above the scene is often in the right hand corner and is often surrounded by clouds to indicate his/her heavenly presence. The narrative written beneath the scene of the painting supplies the synopsis for what is often a two-act play: a grim, even catastrophic event, involving the world of mortals, followed by the divine intervention of the proper saint. Modern votive “paintings” are frequently made on paper, and often have the look of children's art, most likely designed and created by the giver.
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1971 FX Super Glide From 1934 to 1970, with the exception of the Servi-Car, there have been two distinct lines of V-Twin Harley-Davidson motorcycles, the small twins and the big twins. However, individual bikers would sometimes customize bikes by changing parts around or cutting and rewelding frames and other components to suit their tastes. Harley-Davidson styling director Willie G. Davidson was aware of this phenomenon and decided to design a motorcycle for production that would have the look of the custom bikes. To accomplish this, he started with the frame and rear suspension, but not the electric starter, from the FLH Electra Glide, to which he then mated the smaller telescopic forks from the XLH Sportster.
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