Rows of metal shacks on stilts jut into the sea.
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If you're imitating Trump, that's the jut of his lower lip.
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It's jut a series of dog-related woes for poor Rickon.
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For his part, Arizona's Miller has embraced a jut-chinned bellicosity.
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Tiny rooftops jut from the walls, each accented by pleasant pastels.
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I jut got a Porsche Taycan, which is an electric car.
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I hear their painful cries jut up from cracks on the street.
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It's also flanked by two massive video screens that jut out from behind.
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Two benches jut outward from a floating wall, perpendicular to a massive projection.
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Massive plants jut out of the ground, but they're dwarfed by the rocky rings.
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Collaged shapes jut out of the borders and none of the works are framed.
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Torsos move as much as legs; as always with Mr. McGregor, heads often jut.
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She often stands like a dancer, with one toe pointed out, hip a-jut.
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Mountains jut, glaciers pour into the sea, tectonic plates collide, hills roll, lava burns.
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Tall peaks of snow-patched volcanic rock jut out from the North Atlantic Ocean.
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The most noticeable difference is an array of sensors that jut out of their roof.
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The problem for "Detroit" is that, when contrivance is required, it tends to jut out.
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I'm jut happy that people who feel oppressed are able to have their voices be heard.
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Mirrors have been replaced by little cameras that jut out of the sides of the car.
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The blackened skeletons of scorched trees jut out of the smoldering Earth like angry bee stings.
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Then just as soon as they find their rhythm images of Randall jut into Jamie's mind.
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I happen to think Twitter does it the worst, it's jut the biggest problem on Twitter.
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Two ends jut out, on opposite sides of the slopes, offering visitors views of the valleys below.
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Currently, the World Health Organization says the global life expectancy at birth is jut over 103 years.
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Everyone told me, 'Your heart jut grows in size' and it sounds cliche, but it really does!
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American flags, crumpled and smeared in red, are collaged between the erections or jut out from protuberances.
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Perspective is flattened, and the woman's breasts jut out to the viewer's left, clearly demonstrating her fecundity.
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Outside, a crowd intensifies with anxious excitement; two lines jut down the block and snake around the corner.
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Its concrete buildings jut out of the landscape with authority and grace, the modern commenting on the natural.
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The exterior is painted with 30 different hues, and it features awnings that jut out from the building.
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Once you've giraffed yourself to the best of your ability, jut your forehead and chin toward the camera.
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Their legs jut out the front doors so that they look frozen in a dying struggle to get out.
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Look at those collar bones, which jut out from his ridiculous triangular shoulders like they're desperately trying to escape.
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Each T-cell in the body has unique receptors, sort of like claws that jut out from its surface.
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"It jut didn't make sense for us to push it to get him ready for opening day," Callaway said.
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Dozens of decommissioned missiles jut up out of the hard desert ground at steep angles, mimicking a moment in launch.
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Norway has more than 18,000 miles of coastline, punctuated by rugged cliffs that jut into the sea like outstretched fingers.
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There should be only one face that looks like yours, with the same curve of cheek and jut of chin.
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"I've observed a lot people in our society who jut put so much energy and effort into negativity," she said.
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Just when it was looking like at least some crowdfunding could be trust, Pebble has proven that you jut can't.
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They're all slabs of glass and metal that will jut out of a woman's pocket and stretch out a man's.
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Thin, pinkish-beige and light blue lines jut from the object, most sporting dark near-circles at their outer tips.
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However, the most distinguishing features are two platforms on the top level which jut out high above the arena floor.
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Sometime over the last few months, the gas station closed; weeds now jut out from every crack in the asphalt.
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Artfully shaped and warped wooden walls jut into a large lounge space, with a glass, cubic cycling studio overlooking it.
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Inside FOSSA, viewers can manually control the sound compositions by turning small wooden sticks that jut out of the hive.
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Huge wooden beams from the ships broken up here in the 17th and 18th centuries jut out of the mud.
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The illusion is due to the raised wooden ridges that jut out from the panel, an effect known as anamorphosis.
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"Everybody in this country can do whatever they want to do," Alig said with a determined jut of his chin.
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Across the community in northern Skopje, Byzantine-styled mansions jut out above ornamented brick homes and yards with livestock and geese.
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Their legs jut out the front doors so that they look as if frozen in a dying struggle to get out.
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Her bosom used to jut out of her tight suit in older games, but it's no longer as conspicuously gravity-defying.
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More understated are two modest sheets of corrugated aluminum that jut out from two walls, tilting upward, a little like awnings.
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"If you lift your face to the light and jut it out a little, it makes a huge difference," says Danilo.
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Plants jut horizontally from the towers, growing out of a substrate made primarily of recycled plastic bottles (there's no soil involved).
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At a cursory glance, it looks almost normal: There's the familiar jut of Florida, the Great Lakes, Mexico and South America.
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The squinting eyes, the jut of the chin, the precise tessellation of the lower lip and upper lip stay the same.
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Tall-grass plains line the highway, snow-packed peaks pierce the sky, and round-edged granite formations jut out of the ground.
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Caption: Dozens of decommissioned missiles jut out of the ground at the White Sands Missile Range, like a Cadillac Ranch for projectiles.
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The long, vaulted ceiling doesn't line up with the floor above, causing a section to jut out into long and unnecessary overhangs.
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You jut the blade directly into the top of the fruit, searing its skin and flesh as your hand circumnavigates the surface.
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Photographs of him show a man with wire-rim glasses and slicked-back hair whose face seems to jut into the future.
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Sometimes the boxes jut contain aesthetic items such as costumes, but increasingly they contain items that modify the way a game plays.
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Inside the Happy Medium's rock cave, amber-colored crystals and minerals jut out of the walls to provide unstable supports and walkways.
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Old Head Golf Links in County Cork, Ireland, is built on 220 acres of land that jut out into the Atlantic Ocean.
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The facade is embellished with numerous small balconies that jut out of corners, adding a complex geometry to the original stone core.
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Footpaths are rare, and when they exist, they are often a series of disjointed concrete panels that jut out like jagged teeth.
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Red-brick terraced houses, built for the families of dockers and industrial workers in the 1950s, jut up against rain-streaked tower blocks.
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In another photo, three figures jut in and out of the entrances to a similarly overwhelming office building amidst cool, clean, muted light.
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And, I felt like the forced off-shoulder manipulation made the coat jut out weirdly in the front instead of just laying flat.
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And along the town's 16.5 miles of coastline, where peninsulas jut in and out of the Long Island Sound, are multimillion-dollar houses.
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I hiked up to the aptly named Inspiration Point, where sand-colored rock formations jut out of thick green brush like bald heads.
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SAN DIEGO — Perched atop sandstone cliffs that jut out into the Pacific Ocean, Torrey Pines Golf Course tantalizes players with its gorgeous vistas.
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It sounds like the filming is a challenge — Entertainment Tonight points out that it was jut 28 degrees out when that photo was taken.
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Pottery shards jut through the soil as if offering tantalizing clues around the place, which has the feel of a contemporary conceptual art piece.
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The production has also recruited TV director Alex Rudzinski to help helm, jut a few months after he earned rave reviews for directing Grease Live!
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Even better, because of the nature of the discs the cameras could be super thin and small, and the lenses didn't need to jut out.
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For example, when we sit, the curve in the low back tends to disappear, while the upper back and neck jut more and more forward.
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Over millions of years, the Hell Creek layer has been heavily eroded, leaving only remnants, which jut from the prairie like so many rotten teeth.
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But for now, the eight walls of concrete jut out in the industrial section near the border with nothing surrounding them but an open field.
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The community has long favored the construction of rock formations known as groynes — similar to jetties — which jut into the ocean and hinder sand erosion.
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They are small and jut out at angles from the joint, a disfiguration likely caused by years of grasping little needles and bottles of glue.
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Bertin and Forbes ditch most of the gumshoes, sending just a pair of them (Pauline, jut-jawed Brennan) on a fresh and equally loopy adventure.
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Angles jut out in every direction, most of the walls are windows, and a catwalk crosses the two-story entry foyer connecting the upstairs bedrooms.
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It then continues to Manors, where student accommodation is of a different class: high-rise, purpose-built towers jut out, with more rising from the ground.
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Mr. Bratton understood, in a way that his jut-jawed predecessor Raymond Kelly did not, that policing could be — had to be — both constitutional and effective.
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Grim, jut-jawed, and unsmiling, Levine looks like a curly-haired version of the bloated Senator/secret Hydra member Garry Shandling played in the Marvel films.
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Later, I consider the European hornbeam tree before me, whose bare branches jut out conically, and an Asian dogwood tree, whose bark reddens in the winter.
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I was jut letting time pass and when I got my elbow brace off after surgery something clicked and I was ready to play cricket again.
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The weird little flesh-whorls that jut out from the sides of most of our heads are just small components of a much larger, delicately interconnected system.
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A helipad will jut out of the roof of the taller tower, allowing the truly plutocratic to be whisked in over the traffic jams from the airport.
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His shoulders hike up and his elbows jut out dangerously as his body ripples and swells until, in the final moment, his arms extend to either side.
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With a jut of his jaw he can turn the chair on and off, nudge a joystick to steer, or unstick a stylus and use his smartphone.
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It's a testament not only to jut how interesting distant cosmic objects can be, but how far humans have come in our ability to observe rocks in space.
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The crumbling ruins look like architectural marvels from a long-lost civilization; intricate symbols are carved into stone columns, while grass and weeds jut out from ancient bricks.
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The company envisions building circular launchpads that jut out from the top floors of skyscrapers, from which Volocopter's 18-rotor 2X electric aircraft could take off and land.
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The ones in the bottom right corner jut out, and if you imagine lining up the crust, it does seem like dough would be missing from the center.
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And that's why the Aivia, a combo subwoofer/speaker, is slanted — so it will fit seamlessly against a wall and not jut out because of a charging cable.
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Yet when the two of us look out over the San Francisco skyline from Oakland, something still softens in him—the hideous jut of the Salesforce Tower notwithstanding.
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The people in Stephen Towns's story quilts are silhouettes, featureless except when an occasional row of neat orange or green stitching marks out the jut of a chin.
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While the 2016 GOP handled a large field by dividing the debates into a main stage versus an undercard debate, in 2020, candidates were jut split up randomly.
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"If you're an anti-vaxxer jut put a napkin over your head and we'll skip you," Samberg joked, much to the delight (and confusion) of viewers at home.
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Named for the way women's hips often jut out, and then dip back in before going into the thigh, the term is more inclusive than some of the past.
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Cardi B. Cardi B also holds the third spot with "I Like It." Let's jut cut out the middle man and call Cardi B summer's runner-up, shall we?
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I watched them sleep after we'd eaten what we could from a days-dead bulbous rat the adolescent had found at the end of a small jut of tunnel.
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Standing in the back of an open-air truck bed, we wind through paved and dirt roads, passing donkeys and wild agave plants that jut out of rocky hillsides.
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Dennehy is seventy-seven now, but his jaw has not lost its determined jut, and there is a sad grandeur simply in the way he rises to his feet.
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"I started to wonder how many people are actually aware of jut how broad this web is spreading, and how many places their data is now exposed," Hunt said.
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When architects appear in books or on screen, they are politer than the chiselled Howard Roark in "The Fountainhead", but they are just as jut-jawed and sure of themselves.
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Even the dead were not spared: at the main cemetery in the capital Road Town, exposed steel rods jut from damaged tombs, and several cement crosses lie fragmented and asymmetrical.
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The pool itself is encircled by angular, bird-like umbrellas, crisp white-cushioned lounge chairs, and wooden mini-peninsulas that jut out from the exterior of the pool into its waters.
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Right now, I can already tell you two things: the case is significantly smaller, and the Earbuds 500 don't jut out of your ears as far as the SoundSport Frees did.
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The app lets you take photos that look as though they were shot with an old school disposable camera — light leaks jut into images and time stamps appear in the corners.
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The islands look as if they're straight out of a postcard thanks to the fact that they're built along cliffs that jut out into the sparkling waters of the Mediterranean Sea.
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Morningside Park seems to jut up, like a narrow extension of Central Park, into Upper Manhattan — separating affluent Columbia University, in the elevated Morningside Heights neighborhood, from Harlem to the east.
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It is one of those dream fights which is entirely possible but also seems jut too difficult for the moment—Tenshin is KNOCK OUT's top boy, Takeru is K-1's.
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"The stones are worn and broken, but not beaten; they appear to jut up and out of the plaza as if violently displaced, and convey strength and resistance," according to Michael Arad.
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The master bedroom is entered via an oblique, fractured jut in the hall, whose other end finishes at an angle, not a dead end, encouraging you to keep moving into the bedrooms.
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Doors and windows jut from the sand "like weathered dinosaur bones," we're told by the two-time Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Gilbert M. Gaul in this carefully researched and eye-opening book.
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It is the deadpan jaw-jut of someone powering through an all-night drive, or of someone who's just been informed that the elevator up to the 50th floor is out of commission.
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"On Display" is the 11-year-old troupe's latest production and will be staged along the High Line and at the Whitney's outdoor galleries, which jut out from the glass museum's many floors.
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Barriers jut out between lockers and classrooms, providing cover for students cowering from gunfire, and the doors to classrooms lock on demand, allowing children to hide from a gunman peering through their windows.
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Along with an enclosable terrace, the mezzanine contains what was intended to be one guest bedroom, which the architects cropped into an eccentric shape so the house wouldn't jut out from the slope.
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Carrot diamonds jut out of a deep green cilantro-lime marinade for razor clams; sunny yellow broccoli flowers decorate a crushed-potato flatbread covered with grilled broccolini and a young sheep's milk cheese.
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Women have notoriously tiny and barely effective pockets and the iPhone 6 and 6s jut garishly out of it—telling all the world that you've spent a lot of money on a terrible phone.
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I was going to have letters jut out from the bottom of the grid that spelled … something … and then you'd use that message to … uh, do something else … this idea didn't get very far.
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In 2118, Symphony installed 200 giant coolers on the Jamarat Bridge, which millions of pilgrims cross each year, and 50,000 units in the residential section, where cooler intakes jut up from each tent like chimneys.
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A wall constructed during the Bush administration already runs along most of the border near Sunland Park, except for a stretch of tall, steep hills that jut out on the eastern part of the city.
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They were walking back to the friend's car when a passing bus had an equipment failure that caused a large metal pole that should have been pointing upward to instead jut out onto the sidewalk.
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To someone looking up, the trees look as if they are planted inside the grayish-brown addition, as they jut out from triangular window wells partially encased in rows of concrete panels clad in stainless steel.
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New York Waterway has asked the Army Corps for permission to repair the piers that jut into the river from property it bought last year as a new home base for its fleet of 30 ferries.
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When fully complete, 760 trees and 860,000 perennials will frame a series of curvaceous new buildings, including two restaurants, two exhibition spaces, a new philharmonic hall and a bridge that will jut out over the Moscow river.
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In case that isn't enough to prove jut how important this culinary mind is, Bottura just got another stamp of approval from a pair that looms even larger in our lives than Aziz Ansari and Eric Wareheim.
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McGregor maintains a lengthy distance in mixed martial arts and when opponents rush to close it they reach out ahead of themselves, jut out their jawline, and offer him the kind of counter punches he thrives off.
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New York City&aposs 56 Leonard — the so-called Jenga Building — is hard to miss: Its stacked levels jut out unevenly from its sides, giving it a distinctly different silhouette from your standard, smooth-sided high-rise.
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"The reason for that is when the stadiums jut away you have to run cables over the playing field to go all the way to the foul pole, so it's very difficult structurally to do," Manfred said.
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Gold Butte, where he set aside 300,000 acres of Nevada desert, and Bears Ears, where he protected 1.35m acres surrounding twin buttes that jut upwards from the landscape like ears from a bear's head, are the final additions.
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Today, the land known as Bears Ears — named for twin buttes that jut out over the horizon — has become something else altogether: a battleground in the fight over how much power Washington exerts over federally controlled Western landscapes.
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I was reminded of Marcel Breuer's Whitney Museum and Louis I. Kahn's Yale Center for British Art when I saw the newly lighted, bush-hammered concrete stairwells tucked into the fins that jut from the 42nd Street facade.
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I was reminded of Marcel Breuer's Whitney Museum and Louis I. Kahn's Yale Center for British Art when I saw the newly lighted, bush-hammered concrete stairwells tucked into the fins that jut from the 433nd Street facade.
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THANH HOA, Vietnam (Reuters) - There's almost more plastic than sand on this long, tree-lined beach: Plastic helmets, plastic furniture and the plastic leg of a shop mannequin all jut out of an ocean of blue plastic bags.
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I'm open and honest about it because I want women to know that everyone gets old even people on TV and there is nothing wrong with growing old gracefully if that's what you want…… It's jut not for me!
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At the entrance, "Life on Mars" plays, and " BOWIE " is spelled out in lights above Kansai Yamamoto's Kabuki-inspired "Tokyo Pop" patent-leather jumpsuit (1973), whose enormous teardrop-shaped legs jut out to each side like a typewriter eraser.
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The work lacks the verticality of an iceberg, instead immersing the viewer in mostly angular plexiglass shapes that jut out from the walls and the floor, while others — including a circle — slowly rotate in the middle of the installation.
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He's British but lives in Los Angeles Born and raised in Wood Green, London, Kid's career began in spots — with a spot playing for the professional soccer team Bristol City when he was jut 19-years-old, the BBC reported.
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As an aristocrat, tall in his double-breasted suits, he could do stiffly jut-jawed one moment, warm and charming the next: a study in inscrutability, or a witty ornament to the highest social tier of Newport or New York.
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And her creators and support team have clearly humanized her, going so far as assigning her a gender based on a pair of large actuators that cause her chest plate to jut out on either side of the NASA logo.
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The crust had no soggy or underbaked patches, and the bottom surface was crisp all the way from the puffy outer lip to the inner tip, which would jut straight out, or nearly straight, when I picked up a slice.
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Sure, you could use the mount to bolt the Echo to a counter, or be a rebel and let it jut out of your wall, but a real hero gets out the step ladder and places Echo in its natural habitat: up above.
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Girls in pinafores and straw hats are preparing for an outing to Hanging Rock, where giant obelisks of red stone jut out of the earth and create a labyrinth of craggy interstices—a geological marvel and a sacred site for Aboriginal Australians.
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George Bush had his alley-fighting operative, Lee Atwater; Bill Clinton had James Carville, the jut-jawed Cajun campaign veteran; George W. Bush had the ingenious and sharp-elbowed adviser, Karl Rove; Barack Obama had his digitally savvy campaign manager, David Plouffe.
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While modern art has a firmly established tradition of objects that simultaneously hang on the wall and jut into space (think of Robert Rauschenberg's collagelike "Combines") and of monochrome, geometric canvases (see Carmen Herrera and Ellsworth Kelly) Ms. Sánchez does something different.
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We are sent afresh to his own "A Bigger Splash," which mixes hard Californian lines, and the jut of a diving board, with a spraying spurt of white: the point of impact where someone, unobserved by us, has entered the water. Whodoveit?
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The AI engine underpinning some of its software development will be getting a vast new trove of data fed into it now by way of the PanaCast solution: not jut in terms of video, but the large amount of audio that will naturally come along with it.
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Dvir Cohen Hoshen, co-founder of Adam America, admired that building — an 11-story tower with boxy segments that jut out from the facade, creating terraces for the apartments above them — and asked ODA to design a condo version of it that would fill out the block.
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The Planning commissioners concluded that there was enough common ground around Cowfer's request — to shift the basketball court into the hill, so that it doesn't jut out as far — that they told the two parties to take a few weeks and see if they could sort it out.
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On Baseball If you want to draw the conclusion that Manager Joe Girardi— with his jut-jawed, crew-cut appearance, his degree in engineering and the phone-book-thick binder he once kept at his ready in the dugout — is meticulous in his preparation, who is he to argue?
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Jut remember, what happens in the windmill stays in the windmill — unless, of course, you're the star of a very popular national reality television show, in which case, what happens in the windmill will be talked about incessantly over the course of not just one but two seasons.
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Lauren spent her first eight or so years in Anchorage, a city of roughly 300,203 people — the largest in Alaska — framed by the icy, muddy waters of the Cook Inlet to the west and, to the east, by a ring of glorious, snowcapped mountains that seem to jut up from nowhere.
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Cliffs drop precipitously just feet from the pavement; inlets have choppy waves (and, in summer, killer whales who pick off sleepy seals), enormous rocks jut up from the ocean just off the coast, and everywhere, roofs and boats and houses are painted cheerful colors that burst against the overcast sky.
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If Cohen was jut a "PR person who did small legal work" then why do we have an audio recording of he and Trump discussing how to execute a hush payment to Karen McDougal, a woman who has alleged she had an extramarital affair with Trump about a decade ago?
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For the latter, two forms — one a dark, amoebic mass, like an oil spill outlined in yellow, and the other, a diagonal made of interlocking black-and-tan rectangles — abut at the center of the painting, peaking at the top, while three horizontal lines jut outward, simultaneously compressing and pulling apart the composition.
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Suspended international sanctions means Iran can sell oil, its most important export, on the international market; it also means that America's so-called secondary sanctions, which punish not jut Iran but anyone who does business with them, are now lifted, making it significantly easier for international firms to start doing business with Tehran.
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Chances are you have seen several of these founding fathers of feline entertainment, chance ares you have watched them more than once; so you will understand that all of the videos below are worth revisiting, not jut because they are the big shots of the cat video world, but because they are some of the cutest clips around.
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The Bedroom paintings are wonderfully askew; walls lean gently against one another like drunken crushes, hung frames dangle and point to distant, personal horizons, windows come together like church steeples, the furniture—legs jut in coquettish angles, table tops placed like mortarboards on an awkward grad—seem adrift on the floor, hovering in a manner both euphoric and disconcerting.
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