Otherwise she has finished her food—including two helpings of potatoes.
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The C.E.O.s got some extra gravy on their extra helpings, too.
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But "She Said" isn't retailing extra helpings of warmed-over salacity.
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The team gathers, passing their plates to Veilhan for generous helpings.
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Blue meant you had to eat two helpings of eggs at breakfast.
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A table was filled with generous helpings of tropical fruit and chocolate bars.
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That may curb your impulses to have extra helpings of sweets and treats.
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Up ahead in May: a "Maximal Minimal" festival, with generous helpings of Steve Reich.
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Dinner is a hit (for once) and the kids eat second helpings of everything.
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This is a barrel of bunkum and balderdash served with generous helpings of hogwash.
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I never had breakfast, and my lunch was always huge with extra helpings of junk.
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Or reward students who rat out their roommates with extra helpings in the dining hall?
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Apartment towers, highways, bridges, skyscrapers, metros, dams: Each of them swallows unimaginable helpings of sand.
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And Preacher is indeed all of that and more (add in heavy helpings of blasphemy).
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R. loves the nachos so much he has two helpings before cleaning out the entire fridge.
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We eat some really good tofu with broccoli and have massive helpings of cake for dessert.
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Until recently, the advanced study of any language involved large, often indigestible helpings of classical fodder.
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There were the unabashed helpings of male pulchritude served up by the sportswear designers Parke & Ronen.
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And I might say that they've developed a new dessert which I had three different helpings of.
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And I might say that they've developed a new dessert which I had three different helpings of.
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His films feature coherent (even compelling) plots, international casts, and, often, liberal helpings of sex and violence.
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The bird park's two-year-old rooster was fed extra helpings of mealworms as visitors looked on.
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Plotting to collude with governments to censor the internet never goes down well, especially in double helpings.
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Clinton — any individual poll that disagrees with that average should be taken with large helpings of salt.
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Be sure to get extra helpings of the ensalada de repollo if you're into really good coleslaw.
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She measured out small helpings of her transcendent voice, rather than showing it off all at once.
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That's because they contain big helpings of fiber, which isn't digested fully by the stomach or small intestine.
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Unfortunately, great-grandma's ballooned barometer encouraged me to heap on second helpings of mashed potatoes and the like.
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Even the helpings of Mozart stick to the standards (the "Jupiter" Symphony, Piano Concerto No. 21, the Requiem).
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To continue that metaphor: More vegetables, fewer helpings of Doritos Cool Ranch (which, to be clear, are delicious).
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According to one study, a single helping a day was better at lowering blood pressure than two helpings.
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At dinner he had two helpings of winter squash lasagna, my mother's stuffing, roasted Brussels sprouts and multiple pies.
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Kids might get a kick out of a cast here of dinosaur excrement, which contains large helpings of bone.
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I grab generous helpings of shrimp fajitas and refried beans and assemble a vaguely Mexican salad to accompany them.
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But his timeline, and much of the other details about the service, should be taken with huge helpings of salt.
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This clip from the Associated Press shows some of the zoo's cutest residents chomping down on enormous helpings of squash.
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Other socialites with names like Fruity and Baba indulged in daily helpings of bouillabaisse, rascasse farci and plenty of gin.
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People familiar with the President's eating habits say his meals still include regular helpings of red meat and fried potatoes.
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The apps we rely on to stay productive at the office are being infused with ever larger helpings of artificial intelligence.
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Both cars use generous helpings of carbon fiber, aluminum, and titanium to lighten everything while keeping a rigid and durable structure.
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Keep scrolling to see the models who served up second helpings of sexy side-abs at the dinner table this year.
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Despite Trump's enthusiasm, the summits have amounted to little more than high-profile handshakes dosed up with overanxious helpings of hope.
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Simple strategies can help minimize the gluttony: • Keep the serving dishes in the kitchen, so you won't take extra helpings mindlessly.
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Second helpings present a service challenge for the line-and-tray model, because no customer wants to stand in line twice.
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We get to the office just in time for lunch — we are super hungry and take two helpings of butter chicken each.
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For the 25 other cases, this doubling resulted in cancer, perhaps because their paternal DNA included double helpings of cancer-prone genes.
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Thanksgiving is so much more than an annual holiday dedicated to fighting with your parents over very delicious helpings of various carbs.
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Lavish helpings of period dresses, ball gowns and uniforms," adding, "'Downton Abbey' fans will find that it has some comfortingly familiar elements.
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But he's mostly fit in with his colleagues — even hosting the party's informal dinner on Monday with helpings of Chick-fil-A.
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Here, owner Mr. Zhang beavers over bubbling pots of spiced soup and serves us helpings of mutton and cabbage along with glass noodles.
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Netflix might be known for popularizing the binge, but one of the streaming service's best original efforts is parceled out in weekly helpings.
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So if you're not happy that you're munching on leftover stuffing after already eating three helpings of turkey and mashed potatoes, neither is kitty.
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It's likely the holiday easiest to splurge and overeat, return for second, third and more helpings and endless after-meal nibbling when cleaning up.
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This program, with healthy helpings of Wolf, Duparc, Ravel, Charles Koechlin and Poulenc, was a perfumed universe, one Ms. Karg made dreamy yet lucid.
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Perhaps thanks to the additional helpings of guitar noise, Soft Sounds from Another Planet glows even more warmly, aches more exquisitely, blushes more deeply.
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We don't swallow second helpings of bad feelings served by loved ones who either don't know any better, or think they're doing us a favor.
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We're not saying that spinach is going to get you into the Guinness Book Of World Records, but hey, a few extra helpings can't hurt.
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A second round of pork belly, tofu, shrimp and rice cakes appeared, and Heidi spooned more helpings into bowls and offered them around the table.
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It's a genre sundae with several extra helpings of cherries, and while it's not as wildly delightful as it sounds in outline — what could be?
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The designers certainly brought that spirit to their latest show, which was full of executive-like silhouettes, transformed by generous helpings of fringe and sparkle.
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Into the IPO breach stepped companies like IBM, Cisco and Salesforce, along with helpings of private equity interest, creating high levels of acquisition activity in 21.
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He also mentioned that when he ran a Baroque ensemble in his early days in Montreal, he programmed unfamiliar helpings of Zelenka, the overlooked Czech master.
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Announcing a new season of its MetLiveArts series on Thursday, the Met moved ever further from its traditional helpings of standard-repertory concerts and podium lectures.
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But what really got me, then and now, was the karaage: fried deeply; chewed gently; bite-sized; in helpings of five and six pieces at a time.
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As a teen, I could eat what I pleased: A cheesy Buffalo chicken calzone, big helpings of my mom's unbeatable spaghetti, sandwiches piled high with cold cuts.
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To a diner unfamiliar with the dish, it may look like an accessory, just a vehicle to get hearty helpings of meat and vegetables into the mouth.
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It captures a lot of stable growth companies, with 35 percent of the fund in tech, 15 percent consumer staples and only token helpings of energy and financials.
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Sai Gon Dep's short menu also features delicious beets and mango summer rolls, grilled pork chop with pork ears, and shaking beef with hearty helpings of bone marrow.
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Illinois is especially notable for its "pizza slice" division of metropolitan Chicago, using generous helpings of urban Democrats to offset the heavily Republican suburbs in district after district.
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Plus, the flare-up in the press over his friendship with Trump was not making Brady any more eager to engage beyond his usual helpings of football platitudes.
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At the soldiers and sailors' club in Paris, servicemen were invited to stop by and enjoy unlimited helpings of ice cream and cake while they wrote their letters.
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Yet even while their children survive off meager helpings of potatoes cooked over rustic fires, Yukpa leader Dionisio Finol said they are better off in Colombia than in Venezuela.
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Geeta, who had barely hit puberty, landed in the grip of a mother-in-law who believed that drinking tea made a girl greedy for extra helpings of food.
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Adapting to the changing times and the sexual revolution, Hammer Film Productions began to complement its signature brand of high-toned horror with liberal helpings of gore and flesh.
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The latest member of the clean-plate club enjoyed a steak, four helpings of potatoes and vegetables, some macaroni and cheese, three desserts, and a brick of cheese with caviar.
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MUSIC ON FILM Michael Kimmelman, the architecture critic of The New York Times and an accomplished pianist, will introduce three helpings of masters of his instrument at the Walter Reade Theater.
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On her birthday, Alma noted that one of her relatives lived to be 106 — implying that many more helpings of thick beef slabs, and whiskey sours at happy hour, were ahead.
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Not that Mercedes is starved for sleek four-doors boasting huge helpings of horsepower, as the company announced the CLS 212.3 just last month, upon which this four-door GT is based.
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Back in 1995 Galileo dropped a probe into that atmosphere, and this probe reported back comparatively larger helpings of certain heavy elements, including nitrogen and argon, than are found in the sun.
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Before seeing yet another preview of "Hillary and Clinton," he ordered an all-you-can-eat special and had several helpings of penne Bolognese, spaghetti with tomato and basil, and mushroom ravioli.
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Your Thanksgiving dinner may or may not have involved a few helpings of oozy, delicious macaroni and cheese, but it might have involved some controversy – Thanksgiving dinners can sometimes see some strong opinions.
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It's goofy and grim, joyful and panicky, in equal helpings—the sort of measured, sculpted, and revisionist vision of the genre that happens whenever auteurs choose to shoulder the weight of decades of convention.
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Current owner Lou and his father, Luigi, use a 15-foot peel to pull it out before spreading on heavy helpings of the family's original tomato sauce, what they call "gravy" at the shop.
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A balanced cultural diet would include a bit of both, as well as generous helpings of the five artists featured here; we're particularly looking forward to seeing what they're up to in the months ahead.
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Some preppers place their faith in unproven home remedies, like bedsheets dusted with baby powder, which they hope will block X-rays, or generous helpings of turmeric mixed with black pepper, to inhibit tumor formation.
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If these people have watched The Politician (and some probably did, since they all have Netflix), they probably winced with a little bit of recognition at the main character's equal helpings of narcissism and neurosis.
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On other parts of the survey, guests fessed up to stealing hotel towels, allowing unregistered guests to crash in their rooms, and swiping some extra helpings from the breakfast buffet to eat later in the day.
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News adds that last night's numbers could get even larger, since some viewers may come back for seconds (or third helpings) and maybe there are even a few people out there who haven't seen it yet.
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She doles out spoonfuls on her subjects (very few of the poems in the book are longer than a page, and most are written in short lines) and lets the reader swallow and breathe between helpings.
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The bounty of the steam table, with its helpings of moro (rice and beans) and guandules con coco, pigeon peas enriched with coconut milk and auyama (pumpkin), is supplied by two aunts, Milqueya and Jackeline Reynoso.
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Going back at least as far as his days at Commerce, Mr. Moore has seemed at home with profuse helpings and sauces that settled over them like a goose-down duvet over a sleeping Saint Bernard.
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Cereal can sometimes be bland, but that won't be the case at the Flea, where its resident company, the Bats, is inviting children 5 and older to take their grains with small but flavorful helpings of theater.
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But Mr. Debargue's recent release is one of the more sprawling helpings on record of Scarlatti's hundreds of lucid, elegant sonatas, which generally find themselves on recital programs as shapely amuse-bouches rather than the full meal.
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Santa Fe, New Mexico New Mexico's distinctive blend of Mexican and Native American cuisine, seasoned with generous helpings of chile peppers and creative riffs by notable local chefs, is showcased in this high-desert city ringed by mountains.
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It seems unlikely from the start that Eleven will find a new identity in generous helpings of hair pomade, or a new home with five walking clichés instead of the rounded human beings she knows back in Hawkins.
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But no matter how you look at Dorsey's profile as drawn in the public eye, one thing is certain: The Twitter honeymoon is over and its users will probably take Dorsey's future words with big helpings of salt.
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Subpages for local races appear mostly populated by candidates themselves, while the national feed looks more like an algorithmically generated echo chamber version of my regular Twitter feed, with inexplicably generous helpings of MSNBC pundits and more lefty activists.
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The fast-paced tale of a missing baker, a helicopter turned "were-copter," and a vat of radioactive cracker dough has heaping helpings of surreal alligator action and wordplay gags to keep new readers bent on solving the mystery.
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While the DeLay tribute in Manhattan had showcased the bulletproof technique and tonal brilliance she had bequeathed to her students, the Phillips event offered generous helpings of Bach, including an arrestingly vulnerable and heartfelt Chaconne played by Daniel Phillips.
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Big drums, efficient tunes, equal helpings of keyboard and guitar, and a muscular rather than burly voice all serve what is clearly the point for a 47-year-old who's also gotten paid as an actor and standup comic: the lyrics.
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The refectory-style restaurant near the Barbican, where once the helpings were enormous and the air was filled with the scent of stewed cabbage, is now a smart dining club with a giant stone urn on each side of the door.
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Of all the hugely exciting things in the states — massive food helpings, people who actually smile, those paper toilet seat covers you pull out of the wall in public loos restrooms (genius!) — I knew the best by far would be Sephora.
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As the summer action-blockbuster season begins, the Museum of the Moving Image serves up a reminder of how to navigate the apocalypse with its "Mad Max Weekend," screening all four helpings of George Miller's dystopian future in the Australian outback.
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This week, Californians got two helpings of bad news, as Pacific Gas & Electric shut off the power for some residents to try and cut down on wildfires, even as a blaze broke out and displaced thousands in the San Fernando Valley.
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As of this writing, The_Donald currently features a vaguely threatening transphobic post, a post with comments favoring Nazis over the current political left wing, and several helpings of straight up racism, all on its front page, all apparently unchecked by moderators.
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On the ultraprocessed diet, people ate faster while consuming about 500 calories more per day (by taking extra helpings) than they did while on the unprocessed diet; this increase in calories was due to higher quantities of carbohydrates and fat but not protein.
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The story metastasized, growing to incorporate the devastating partition of India into Muslim-majority Pakistan and Hindu-majority India in 1947 and including sidetracks into Bollywood filmmaking, spiritual transcendence, and intelligence agency machinations—all served with heaping helpings of love, betrayal, and murder.
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Either reaction can result in a kind of daily instinct override for the finicky toddler whose parents turn every meal into a battle over ''just one more bite,'' and, conversely, for the stocky 5-year-old whose worried parents ban second helpings.
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The risk is that when crooked politicians offer such a tempting scapegoat, it becomes harder to convince voters of the need to reform a system that lets much larger vested interests take regular helpings of taxpayers' money in ways that are perfectly legal.
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In the face of these realities, both sides want the option of continuing to say that the one-China framework holds, and looking for fresh obfuscations to that end—new helpings of fudge to put on top of that served up in the 1992 consensus.
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Their daily kibble helpings were about 20 percent smaller than the amount that the runners ate, a portion size designed to keep them at about the same weight as the runners, so that extreme differences in body size would not affect the final results.
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" (2004), wrote that Mr. Liggett's art "glitters with anger" and was nothing less than "the gospel according to Rush Limbaugh rendered in wood and steel, backed up with huge helpings of angry text when the sculptures themselves are insufficient to express the artist's disgust.
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In 19343, Swanson found themselves with a 64-ton surplus of turkey, so a salesman named Gerry Thomas ordered 211,212 trays and put together a small army of workers to portion the turkey into the trays – with helpings of corn, peas and sweet potatoes, of course.
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J.Crew;Solid & Striped;Draper James It's tempting to just spend your entire Fourth of July weekend outside by the pool or at a barbeque with friends, but believe us when we say it's worth schlepping to the mall in between helpings of hamburgers and potato salad.
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More than anything else, the swift, nervy dislocations of his style remind me of the early Creeley of "For Love," albeit deliciously inflected with generous helpings from multiple African-American literary and musical traditions — Young's mix of wit and plaintiveness put me in mind of Billy Strayhorn in particular.
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Though he played a more inconspicuous role than Manfred Eicher, the label's renowned founder and main producer, Mr. Kongshaug was arguably just as crucial to defining the famous "ECM sound," which relied on precision and fidelity and used heavy helpings of reverb to create a feeling of both magnitude and intimacy.
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Her cover of "It's The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year" is featured heavily in the trailer and the film's opening and closing sequences: It makes sense, as it would be a shame for her to serve up two helpings of holiday goodness in the same year without a little crossover.
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During its six-season run from 2004-2009, the series found success in part by adding generous (some said unrealistic) helpings of sex and glamour to its already groundbreaking concept: TV's first ensemble cast of lesbian and bisexual characters, presented in a way that felt fun — more aspirational than angsty.
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Yet it is unlikely that the ratatouille and apple crumble on offer will satisfy the appetites of the five women and one man assembled in a snug kitchen in Rhinebeck, N.Y. The hunger being experienced here, which pervades this exquisitely acted production like scents from a laden stove, can't be assuaged by second helpings.
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Whether there will ever be enough Republicans in the Senate willing to vote with Democrats to convict Trump of whatever articles of impeachment the House might draft—and such a scenario deserves heaping helpings of skepticism—and whether a failed impeachment effort would hurt Democrats at the polls, those are questions that exist wholly in the political realm.
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On another night, the Feast centered on slices of sweet, juicy pork neck draped in pickled mustard seeds and chopped snails, accompanied by rhombuses of tender braised leek, topped with a nutty, ever so slightly acidic black-sesame paste, and by fragrant helpings of surprisingly light pork-bone broth, each serving hiding a little slice of limequat (a hybrid fruit), whose bright citrusy flavor crescendoed as you reached the bottom of the bowl.
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Restaurant chains in pursuit of innovative menu items that will lure in new customers or give loyal eaters a reason to spend a few extra dollars — like Chipotle, which recently unveiled plans to offer a Mexican chocolate shake — have used focus groups, scientific engineering, marketing campaigns, and generous helpings of sugar and salt to create that potential hit Some of the resulting concoctions have developed cult followings, becoming the quick-service version of the Cronut, starring in Instagram feeds.
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On the day of the lockdown — it was unclear if the gun-toting man was real, or perhaps a wandering hunter — Corporal Revels also helped a kindergartner who had dropped his breakfast get new helpings of sausage and apple juice; saw a teenager storm out of Spanish class, talked with him briefly, and had him back in class in five minutes; complimented students on their choice of pajamas for the school's Pajama Day; and then drove home to her farm an hour away, where she would respond to three phone calls regarding bullying or other misbehavior at school.
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