Cars honk their horns in solidarity; chanting voices join in.
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Sometimes we get Tyrion Lannister playing horns in a funk band.
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Some cars beeped their horns in support as they drove by.
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Red double decker buses and black cabs beep horns in support.
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Black blood dripped from the old goat's horns in the campfire light.
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When they entered, some women took selfies and blew horns in celebration.
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You kept the horns in case you ever went to a game.
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At least 1,338 rhinos were killed for their horns in 2015 alone.
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The hedge fund manager and car CEO have locked horns in recent months.
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The matter ended with Melaleuca and the collection company locking horns in court.
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Guatemalan lawmakers and anti-graft proponents have been locking horns in recent months.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) locked horns in the first of three scheduled debates.
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As he talks to reporters, a few cars whiz by honking their horns in support.
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And that power is the Baratheon bloodline, beating its big stag horns in Gendry's veins.
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But you try to mess with it, sometimes you'll get the bull's horns in Montana.
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A previous version of this article stated that the horns in this song are fake.
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More than 2000,22012 African rhinos have been slaughtered for their horns in the past decade.
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Their declarations of affection come months after the pair publicly locked horns in a nasty feud.
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In the recapitulation, the Bette Davis theme assumes grander proportions, with solemn, unmuted horns in attendance.
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If the replications are perfect, maybe they could replace real rhino horns in the market entirely.
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As they left the city and crossed a highway, Mexican drivers honked their horns in support.
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In many cities on Wednesday night, residents banged pots out their windows and honked horns in anger.
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Players can now honk car horns in Playerunknown's Battlegrounds, and that has completely divided the competitive shooter's community.
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They all did body-scar art, and implants — alien-head implants in their hands; horns in their head.
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All horn wounds infect because the bulls dig their horns in bull crap, turning them into poisonous spears.
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Lawmakers in favor of and opposed to the changes have locked horns in the legislature over how to proceed.
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In 2015 alone, more than 1,300 African rhinos were poached to satisfy demand for their horns in Southeast Asia.
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Its fearsome face included crests that extended up from horns in front of its eyes down to the nose.
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Last month, Thai authorities confiscated nearly $5 million worth of rhino horns in the country's biggest such seizure in years.
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There has been a flurry of seizures, including of rhino horns, in Singapore, Hong Kong, and Vietnam in recent months.
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Mishra sampled the horns in his song, which also feature in Lipa's song, from a 1932 recording by Al Bowlly.
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In Africa, 892 rhinos were poached for their horns in 2018, down from a high of 1,349 killed in 693.
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Office workers, in the past too frightened to risk their jobs, came out at night and honked horns in solidarity.
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In the streets of Santiago's wealthy neighborhoods, where Pinera took some 90 percent of votes, residents blared their horns in support.
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Most importantly, Lil Wayne, a true rock star, flashes the rock devil horns in the video due to his extreme rockness.
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In January of 230, customs officials discovered eight horns in the luggage of two passengers arriving on a flight from Portugal.
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"This is the message for the politicians," he said, as a procession of cars blared their horns in celebration behind him.
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Originally tentacles flowed from his back, but we opted for classic horns in order to create a more aggressive silhouette read.
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"There's a total disconnect between him and us," said Jean-Marie Camus as trucks and passing cars blared their horns in support.
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One of the men was caught by a bull's horns in the thorax and one in the scrotum, the Red Cross said.
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The world's two leading economies are locking horns in an unprecedented manner, and Huawei finds itself in the middle of that clash.
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According to Nyuki, he snuck up on the wildebeest as it slept and grabbed the horns in an attempt to capture it.
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Animal welfare organizations say a legal trade could encourage more poaching by criminal gangs seeking to launder "dirty" horns in clean markets.
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This tape gonna hit harder than the horns in the Inception trailer Dude I bet Young Thug is gonna be on it.
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His loins are covered in scales, he has wings like a bat, claws on his toes and horns in his spiky hair.
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The sun appears to have devil horns in stunning pictures taken off the coast of Al Wakrah, Qatar by photographer Elias Chasiotis.
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After an extended waiting period, a Pagan priest finally snagged the go-ahead to wear goat horns in his new Maine license photo.
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Videos posted on social media showed drivers beeping their car horns in celebration and people clapping in the cities of Marivan and Baneh.
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The animal was seemingly unstoppable, despite some people's best efforts to pull on its tail and horns in effort to hold it back.
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Two months earlier, four Chinese men were sentenced to 14 years in prison for trying to smuggle out 14 rhino horns in 2014.
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I doused the furry horns in gas, worked dry preservative between the skull plate and skin, then fastened the rack to a plaque.
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I can hear honking car horns in the distance, which is adding an eerie staccato backdrop to the driving rain pounding our windows.
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Ennahda supporters drove through Tunis, the capital, honking their horns in celebration on Sunday night, and party leader Rached Ghannouchi addressed a rally.
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"It's the biggest confiscation of rhino horns in 5 to 10 years," said Somkiat Soontornpitakkool, director of Thailand's Wild Fauna and Flora Protection division.
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That's why I still hear echoes of that swinging rhythm in the #Resistance, and I recognize those stonking horns in the hacktivisim of Anonymous.
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Either teams play one another in a round-robin league, or they lock horns in a knockout competition that leaves only the winner standing.
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Opponents of opening up the trade argue it could lead to more poaching by criminal gangs seeking to launder "dirty" horns in clean markets.
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Some have devil's horns; in a piece titled "Neither Angel Nor Monster," the face is featureless and gray, engulfed in a frilly pink veil.
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The number of rhinoceroses killed for their horns in South Africa dropped to 594 in 2019 — down from the 769 killed the previous year.
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Twisting maneuvers likely would have worked, especially if the fighters locked horns in the middle of the antler, rather than on the far ends.
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A trial that pitted wind-up ultrasound monitors against Pinard horns in Uganda found that the digital version identified 60% more cases urgently needing treatment.
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But the two parties continue to lock horns in the House on larger measures, such as Medicare for All and strengthening the Affordable Care Act.
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If Stevens is ever having people over, he can put on the Beast horns in order to command additional respect and adoration from the assembled.
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Drivers flying Spanish flags from their windows blasted staccato beeps of their horns in support of people wearing Spanish flags over their shoulders like capes.
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A festive atmosphere broke out, with some customers lighting up on the sidewalk and motorists honking their horns in support as they drove by the crowd.
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The only sound in the room is Frank sucking his vape when "ALL-STAR CASUALTIES" hits the screen heralded by horns in bold, spinning, 3D type.
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A few dozen abortion foes gathered across the street from the Court, and some blew enormous horns in an effort to drown out the rally's speakers.
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Fireworks went off in Quito and cars honked their horns in celebration after Arnaud announced an agreement had been reached following three hours of televised negotiations.
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In Brazil's largest cities of Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, fireworks lit up the night sky and cars honked their horns in celebration after the vote.
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" The usual urban soundtrack — car horns in the distance, rushed footsteps up close — was playing when Il Club dei 27 arrived at the Met for "Luisa Miller.
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When I graduated from Oxford, my parents said that they were going to "draw their horns in," even though my being at university actually cost them nothing.
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It took two hours for the march to weave its way through the city Saturday, much to the amusement of tourists and motorists, who beeped their horns in support.
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In a Monday night matchup for the ages, the Los Angeles Rams and the Kansas City Chiefs locked horns in what was predicted to be an all-offense slugfest.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Joseph Kalu makes his way on his motorbike past the frustrated motorists blaring their car horns in the heavy traffic in Lagos, Nigeria's commercial nerve center.
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Beginning next week, AT&T and the Justice Department will lock horns in court to determine if the telecommunications giant will be allowed to absorb the entertainment powerhouse Time Warner.
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As she told me, in Shakespeare's work men whose wives were unfaithful sprouted horns in their bodies, so she sculpted figures that represent what that nightmare might look like embodied.
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Indeed, their powers extend to Europe, where Barcelona won the Champions League last year and where the two Madrid giants will lock horns in the final in Milan on May 28.
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Unicorn horns (in most cases, actually narwhal teeth) were especially sought after by the nobility of the Middle Ages, who believed them to possess purifying powers and to protect against poisoning.
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Drivers blasted their horns in the streets while youthful masses waving national flags paraded along the thoroughfares of Irbil, the capital of the semi-autonomous Kurdish Regional Government (KRG) of Iraq.
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Passing cars are honking their horns in support of the teachers as they drive by the strikes, Lee told CNN on the phone from a picket line in Charleston Thursday morning.
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There is a high demand for the horns in Asia, where they are used for ornamental carvings and are sometimes falsely advertised as a treatment for hangovers, impotence and even cancer.
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Reuters reported that motorists honked car horns in the Brazilian capital Brasilia in support of the demise of the deeply unpopular Rousseff whose approval ratings fell to single digits earlier this year.
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Fed up with the din from car horns in their city, Mumbai Police conducted a trial in November and December last year in which decibel meters were connected to traffic light poles.
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When low oil prices led American shale-oil producers to pull in their horns in 2015-16, business investment fell by 274%, which in the past would have set off imminent-recession claxons.
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In 2007, only 13 rhinos were illegally killed for their horns in South Africa, but the numbers then surged to meet demand as affluence grew in Asian economies such as Vietnam and China.
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Business Insider sifted through those lists to find the companies that earned their horns in 2019 by offering their wares in the business-to-business (B2B) world — which is to say: enterprise startups.
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South Africa saw a 10 percent drop in the number of white rhinos killed for their horns in 2016 — seven years after the trade of the rhino horn was banned in the country.
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Washington (CNN)Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani and CNN's Chris Cuomo locked horns in a battle royale Thursday morning over Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton's emails and whether the media is biased against Republicans.
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Cute at first sight, then annoying, the birds are about to face "humane harassment" in the town of Teaneck, N.J., where officials plan to arm concerned residents with 20 air horns in self defense.
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We got Diaz leaving the UFC 209 in Vegas ... and after he was done insulting UFC welterweight champ Tyron Woodley ... we asked him his thoughts on Bisping & St-Pierre locking horns in the future.
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Iran and the United States have not had diplomatic relations since 1979 but have locked horns in recent years over Iran's nuclear ambitions and support for the regime of Bashar al-Assad in Syria.
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Hundreds of Lungu's supporters, most of them young men draped in the regalia of the ruling Patriotic Front (PF), took to the streets, chanting slogans and singing, while drivers hooted their car horns in celebration.
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In Lopez Obrador's small hometown of Tepetitan, in the southern state of Tabasco, neighbors gathered in the village square, music blared, children rode bikes with cans tied to them and motorists honked their horns in jubilation.
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The number of rhinos poached for their horns in South Africa fell 23 percent in 2016 to 1,054, the second straight year of decline according to government data, but conservationists have said the levels remain alarming.
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Sometimes the angry opposition sounds like hysterical soccer fans: Every time Ms. Rousseff speaks on the evening newscast, people lean out their windows to bang pots, and drivers honk their horns in a sign of protest.
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Brazil's biggest power distributor became one of the world's most prized power assets last month when Italy's Enel and Spain's Iberdrola locked horns in a country both see as key to expansion, virtually doubling its value overnight.
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PRETORIA (Reuters) - The number of rhinos poached for their horns in South Africa fell in 22014, the first decline since 4003, due to the higher rate of policing in national parks, the justice minister said on Thursday.
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That the app helped them form groups of like-minded individuals in the real world and engage in pranks such as honking their car horns in a coded sequence may help explain why the authorities shut it down.
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The Sadie Hawkins aspect of the holiday—where women take the initiative—is one of the few times when women in Japan, a largely underappreciated group, take the bull by the horns in gender relations, so to speak.
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Zheng A Chinese-American also known as Steve Zheng, pleaded guilty in January to smuggling ivory from the United States to China in April 2011 and exporting rhino horns in July 2010, in violation of the endangered species act.
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The United States is "opening fire" on the world with its threatened tariffs, China warned on Thursday, saying it will respond the instant U.S. measures go into effect as the two countries locked horns in a bitter trade dispute.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Over 500 rhinos were poached for their horns in South Africa in the first eight months of 2018, a 26 percent fall from 691 in the same period last year, the Department of Environmental Affairs said on Friday.
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BRUSSELS, May 28 (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Emmanuel Macron will lock horns in Brussels on Tuesday as European Union leaders meet to begin bargaining over who will take the bloc's top jobs for the next five years.
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A few scooters manage to push their way through, while trucks, cars, and tuk-tuks—whose fenders are often adorned with stickers of Che, Frank Serpico, and John B. Rambo—honk their horns in vain before finally making U turns.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Both major Australian parties lost candidates over social media gaffes on Friday ahead of this month's election as leaders locked horns in a debate in which a one-liner from the opposition leader earned him a narrow edge.
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My wife and I love talking about drawing our horns in even though our idea of doing so involves living, from my parents' point of view, like billionaires, routinely splurging $4 on a cappuccino or $9 on a sourdough loaf.
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The initiative comes against the backdrop of a poaching crisis that saw more than 1,000 rhinos slain in South Africa last year to meet red-hot demand for their horns in Asia, where they are prized for their alleged medicinal properties.
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Bumgarner (8-7) and A's left-hander Brett Anderson (10-8) locked horns in a scoreless pitchers' duel until Oakland's Stephen Piscotty belted a two-out, two-strike homer off the San Francisco ace for a 23-0 lead in the fifth inning.
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Although Salah sat out Egypt's first match on Friday because of an injury and the game ended in a 0-1 loss to Uruguay, fans still honked horns in the streets and waved the Egyptian flag out of car windows in joy.
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She often figures herself as the Minotaur in the labyrinth or at least as having horns: But sometimes when I get my horns in a thing— a wonder, a grief, or a line of her—it is a sticky and ruined fruit to unfasten from ….
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In Sightings of the Sacred, the portraits of the cows with their majestic horns are accented by shots of the surrounding landscape: the farmers who tend them in Uganda, funeral posts adorned with Zebu horns in Madagascar, and shrines decorated with images of cattle in India.
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Merakia's menu traces its origins to another kind of theft, of sorts—"young beautiful and Jewish girl" meets "boy from a Greek mountain village" who "horns in" when she's stood up at a "wild Greek dance party"—but there's little here that feels rough-and-ready.
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I think I'd have a lot of fun with some August Darnell back catalog because it has a lot of elements I've come to embrace at different periods of my own music making (I used to put a lot of horns in my songs for instance).
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Watch David Hasselhoff de-age in this incredible deepfake John Oliver breaks down the issues with immigration, shares his own story Paul Rudd and Paul Rudd lock horns in delightfully dark 'Living With Yourself' trailer New Star Wars doc unravels the series' funniest and most enduring mystery
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Seth Meyers slams Trump's latest lies about everything from hurricanes to Iran Watch a competitive eater down a whole barrel of cheese balls Paul Rudd and Paul Rudd lock horns in delightfully dark 'Living With Yourself' trailer Watch David Hasselhoff de-age in this incredible deepfake
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Where in 2011 they gathered to chant "the people want the fall of the regime", on Sunday night they chanted "the people want a strong Saied", holding candles and setting off fireworks Elsewhere in the city center, cars drove around the streets, honking their horns in celebration.
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An international team of scientists and conservationists announced Wednesday they successfully produced 2 northern white rhino embryos, offering potential salvation for the nearly-extinct species, per AP. The big picture: The northern white rhino population has been obliterated by poaching, with rhino horns in-demand on illegal markets, particularly in Asia.
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Letter from Europe LONDON — With a blend of rose-glow nostalgia and incredulity, some baby boomers of a certain vintage here recall vacations in Europe long ago when the sight of a rare British license plate on the arrow-straight roads of northern France inspired much waving and tooting of horns in mutual recognition.
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The wider question in the gaming space, which excels at entertainment and escapism, remains how big VR might get when the hardware isn't so pricey and clunky, and when investing time and energy in building compelling content can start to look like less of a sinkhole prospect for developers who can now be seen pulling their horns in.
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For comparison, here's Trucco's original (and impeccable) tweet, which went viral back in September: And here's the SpongeBob-referencing section of the Super Bowl halftime show: Now, sure, it doesn't take some musical genius to dream up the idea of splicing the horns in "Sweet Victory" to look like they're playing the synths from "Sicko Mode," but come on.
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President Johnson faced a fiendish tangle of problems: He had to restrain Seoul and Pyongyang from locking horns in a war that could quickly engulf thousands of American troops in South Korea, dissuade President Park from withdrawing crack South Korean troops fighting in Vietnam to reinforce his vulnerable home front, and get the captive Pueblo sailors back before the Communists executed them.
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