Monks would beat themselves with whips and knotted cords, often while chanting about what a good guy this God who invented whips and knotted cords was.
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A few jumped or knotted sheets together to shimmy down.
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Best known for his iconic sculpture of a knotted revolver.
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You might also feel a "knotted" sensation in your belly.
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"It was like a knotted skein slowly unraveling," he wrote.
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The tally knotted the game at 3 after two periods.
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It was knotted with roots and all kinds of craziness.
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Bedlam erupted when ASAP Rocky's convoy cleaved the knotted doorway.
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Swans, rivers, boats, currents, knotted loops of braided cotton string.
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Stacked cardboard boxes and knotted extension cords were scattered around.
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It is multivalent, open to contradiction at its knotted core.
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The confetti is starting to curl into itself and look knotted.
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Another basket and free throw by Simmons knotted the score again.
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In true '90s style, she knotted the shirt at her waist.
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"Imagine a big ball of yarn that's all knotted," says Edgington.
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Cunningham's layup with 221:218 remaining knotted the score at 214.
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Matthews knotted the score with 1:49 remaining in the period.
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Towns' basket knotted the score at 98 with 2:27 left.
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No. 21 Sleeveless Striped Knotted Top, $808.86 $566.20, available at Farfetch.
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It was simple: knotted sweats, printed shirts, a Frankensteined rugby top.
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Still another jacket was knotted at the neck like a scarf.
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Seton Hall missed five shots with the score knotted at 633-69.
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Underwood opted for an edgy knotted mohawk updo to complete her look.
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But behind the scenes Sebastian Kurz, Austria's young chancellor, provokes knotted brows.
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The tubular ceramics are bent, knotted, and coiled, vaguely resembling marine invertebrates.
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A trio of looped and knotted clay extrusions suspends from another wall.
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Gomes' seventh homer of the season knotted the score in the third.
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The Kings quickly knotted the score when they got another fortuitous bounce.
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This Dr. Fireman wore a white Panama hat and a knotted foulard.
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The Nationals knotted the score in the fifth when Adrian Sanchez homered.
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The Lightning knotted the score with 1.6 seconds remaining in the first.
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Intestines become scrunched and knotted as they attempt to pass the yarn.
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Forget the nipped blazers, the custom loafers, the cleverly knotted Hermès cravats.
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The pendant hangs from a knotted cord, rather than metal brackets or screws.
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Over a silk shirt, maybe ultramarine, maybe striped, he knotted a silk tie.
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With Detroit's net empty, Athanasiou knotted it with 1:26 remaining in regulation.
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James famously said so before Game 5, with the series knotted 2-2.
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Netflix drama Stranger Things is knotted into the music world pretty tight now.
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It will reopen Tuesday with a higher barrier and added knotted rope netting.
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Other trousers were ribbed and knotted at the waist or smooth satin-like.
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They started out producing silk thread, and later turned to hand-knotted carpets.
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The couch, whose given name is "Boa," is a knotted bundle of tubes.
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I want the knotted stomach delivered by a wide array of player choice.
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Killorn knotted the score at 2-2 just 43 seconds after Reinhart's goal.
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The allusions have grown denser, though, and more specifically knotted into art history.
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Taxis knotted up at roundabouts decorated with fountains and newly installed solar panels.
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Behind the building stood knotted trees that stayed bare no matter the season.
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The Senators knotted it 2-2 with a pair only 25 seconds apart.
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That led to a high-scoring first quarter, with the game knotted at 14.
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The two girls knotted their bedsheets together and dropped them out of their window.
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Police returned to where Abrahamson was found and discovered rubber bands and knotted strings.
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The filing also mentions knotted tights that were found near Levy's remains in 2012.
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Messy, taut and with a knotted feel were stylist Paul Hanlon's bun marching orders.
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Curiously, even though my hair was a knotted mess, it also looked incredibly thick.
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"Knotted in front, one end down, the other...thrown over the shoulder," she brags.
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A Battle 3-pointer with 8:813 left knotted the score at 53-all.
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Unguided, through the knotted maze of messy lines, a player wouldn't make it through.
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The looks were accessorized with sandals with straps knotted at the ankle, some sparkling.
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Eleven seconds later, Aron Cruickshank's 143-yard kickoff return knotted the score at 7.
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The Orioles knotted the score in the third on a Trey Mancini RBI double.
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An Emerson University survey released this week found the candidates knotted at 2900 percent.
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The play knotted the score at 20 with 2:54 left in the third.
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Knotted headbands were all the rage in the early 2000s — and they still are.
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It's too knotted up with assumptions and implicit judgments that are better stated outright.
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The retail giant also sells other packs of knotted pearl headbands — all under $15!
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But his tie stayed knotted, and his warmth carried an aura of gentle formality.
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These are actually great because they double as a comb for your knotted hair.
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American Girl dolls have thick, luxurious hair, but it can become frizzy and knotted.
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At 9:01, Mr. Trump followed, blue tie crisply knotted, comb-over firmly secured.
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The most expensive piece in the collection is a 9x12 Hand-Knotted Camille Rug ($2,598).
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In sheer frustration, she slams her knotted hands onto the table in front of her.
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Brunson knotted the game at 763 with a pair of free throws to force overtime.
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"I twisted them smooth, and kept twisting until they knotted down on themselves," he said.
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The Affordable Care Act has been knotted in political controversy since it was first introduced.
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So, we've got to ask: Could Stewart's knotted mohawk be the new It summer style?
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Hield had 17 first-half points as the teams were knotted at 43 at halftime.
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Her hair was knotted and tufted, her lips cracked and dry around the breathing tube.
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A three-point play by Whiteside with 1:43.83 left knotted the score at 98.
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The rarest item displayed is a knotted Egyptian prayer rug from the early 17th century.
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Saric's two free throws knotted the score at 89-all heading into the fourth quarter.
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A free throw by Matthews knotted the score again at 88 with 213 seconds remaining.
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Since then, he's only appeared in well-tailored dark suits, coupled with perfectly knotted ties.
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Trudeau's mostly bare bod has knotted together a few different threads of Canada's many neuroses.
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Books, like music, help us sort through the knotted mess that is the human existence.
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Its people, members of two families knotted together by fate, hate and economics, are complicated.
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At the sight of a photo of Hadden in court, she said, her stomach knotted.
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She bought a multicolored, hand-knotted rug, a blue nightstand and a colorful swivel chair.
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When I spoke to him, I observed his stoic expression and panic knotted my stomach.
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The Yankees finally got rid of Justin Verlander, but the game remains knotted, 2-2.
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As urban legend tells us, that's what happens when the tails of rats get knotted together.
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He presented equestrian-inspired quilted capes, blouses with knotted neck scarves or cuffs and asymmetric skirts.
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Holmes' dunk, off a feed from Embiid, knotted the game at 101 with 413:23 left.
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Getty (2) If you thought Stewart's knotted style looked familiar, you might be on to something.
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But it can declutter your bag if you tend to carry a knotted mess of cables.
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My hair is thick and curly with a pin-straight bottom layer and constantly gets knotted.
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The teams became knotted at 623, 262 and 254 before the Cowboys went on another spree.
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As Marc Lacey, our National editor, described the scene on the ground, fear knotted my stomach.
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The Lightning knotted the game at 11:11 of the second period on a power play.
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Dread and Jones made back-to-back treys as Penn State knotted the score at 13.
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Valparaiso knotted the game at 24-24, scoring eight straight points in just over a minute.
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We are three young women wearing motorcycle jackets and heavy boots, bandannas knotted around our necks.
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Knotted coolly to the side (à la Kendall), the neckerchief had a slight Parisian sensibility to it.
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Dallas center Cody Eakin knotted the score 183 seconds later with his 10th goal of the season.
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The Look: Knotted PonyStep 26: Create three sections with the majority of the hair in the center.
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Detroit knotted things up in the sixth on Dawel Lugo's leadoff triple and Pete Kozma's sacrifice fly.
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The score remained knotted until Ryan Strome's power-play goal with 227:22 left in the second.
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The Red Hawks knotted the score at 32 on a Jovic 3-pointer with 2:50 left.
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The Gators would play from behind again until Nembhard's layup with two seconds left knotted the game.
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He's greeted next door by a gloomy housewife in an apron, a knotted bandanna on her head.
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The triple knotted the game at 102, sending this wild one to overtime, or so we thought.
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Tied, stitched, knotted or delicately embroidered, No Sesso's unisex pieces seem to be constantly shifting and evolving.
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A large handkerchief covering her head was knotted below her chin, encircling her sunburned and wrinkled face.
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You can slide a knotted shoelace down past the cork and then pop it out by force.
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Some of it looked natural, as he had worked with the knotted branches and roots of trees.
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Encarnacion knotted the score again with a two-run blast in the seventh that traveled 418 feet.
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Under the jersey, some players wear a tallit katan, a religious garment with knotted fringes, or zizit.
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One mask depicts Yeats with a swoop of lustrous white hair, his jaw shut by knotted strings.
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Think: scrunchies wrapped in cozy fabrics and knotted headbands that were everywhere during New York Fashion Week.
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Louisville took a timeout and knotted the game on Lamarr Kimble's basket at the 251-second mark.
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Knotted up at 3 games each, no one expected Reed to play in the decisive 7th game.
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The Nationals knotted the score at 33 in the fifth when Adrian Sanchez homered to left field.
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Strips of cotton were knotted together with a finger-crocheting technique to form a giant transparent structure.
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Once I was fully knotted up, she tipped me onto my back and asked how it felt.
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Washington knotted the score at 73 on Green's 3-pointer from the left corner with 235:228 remaining.
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Federer's service winner knotted the tiebreaker, and he sealed the victory when Coric couldn't handle a backhand volley.
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Cabrera and Jorge Polanco traded RBI singles in the fifth to keep the score knotted at four apiece.
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Over time, said hair becomes matted and knotted into itself, forming the hairstyle we've all come to know.
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The Broncos knotted the score on Mattison's 2-yard run with 2:35 left in the first quarter.
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The Red Wings were up 2-113 before the Panthers knotted the score early in the third period.
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The necromancer was gaunt and pale with thin, long white hair knotted at the nape of his neck.
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Bellinger knotted the score in the second by hitting Lucchesi's sinker 425 feet over the fence in right.
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As it turns out, blissed-out deserts can't hit the pause button on all of life's knotted problems.
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Suited up, with her hands squeezed into three-fingered gloves, she is given a knotted rope to untie.
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It was coated in a viscous white goo, and a black shoelace had been knotted around its neck.
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The hit knotted things up between the Kansas City Royals and Indians in the bottom of the fifth.
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Recent polls show four candidates — Biden, Warren, Sanders and Buttigieg — knotted at the top of the primary field.
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The knotted cable also looks great and makes it easy to fish out the charger from their bag.
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Voracek was awarded a penalty shot, but Rask kicked away his shot to keep it knotted at 2.
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The masseuse begins kneading his knotted muscles, and he groans like a cavity-covered kid at the dentist.
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The officer found him dead, a sheet around his neck, the other end knotted to the window grate.
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But with a bandanna on, I feel more marked than I ever have, more knotted to my past.
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She filled atriums with clouds of knotted thread, and she wrapped cryptic messages around shoemakers' wooden foot forms.
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I put Marcel Wanders's iconic Knotted Chair in front of the window this morning, and liked it there.
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The caption — "Dancer butt" — tells us we're looking at decades of sacrifice knotted up in muscle and skin.
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Salter, Mary, the handsome unrepentant sister, her lack of Botox a knotted cord to whip the others with.
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The Scarlet Knights knotted the score at 62-62 on Baker's layup with 1:32 left in regulation.
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Dallas' Alexander Radulov knotted the game again with 2:56 to play off assists from Seguin and Benn.
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The Clippers knotted the score again at 114 on a Marcus Morris Sr. trey with 603 seconds left.
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A free throw by the Islanders' Nolan Bertain knotted the contest at 58 with 46 seconds to play.
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She is first seen learning how to sew while wearing a blue dress that has a knotted collar.
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With the game knotted 2-2, Starling Marte opened the eighth with a triple against Craig Stammen (5-4).
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Both the Knotted Headband ($11) and the Tank Jumper ($29) come in a wide variety of colors and prints.
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Like many other tops she has worn, Rachel's blue and green plaid tank top was knotted at the waist.
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The Yankees knotted the score the next inning when Clint Frazier singled and Gardner smoked a triple to center.
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The album's pace is knotted, as the many saturnine elements take time to click so densely together into beats.
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For "Anger," they slowly writhe in a circle maneuvering as one with the sleeves of their dresses knotted together.
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Chances are, you've seen hairstylist Kylee Heath's braided and knotted hairstyles on the red carpet, Instagram, or in magazines.
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He performed with physical aggression; pushing the crowd out of his way, his mouth knotted into a perpetual snarl.
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But early-stage startup Flock is viewing the knotted intersection of technology and regulation as just another business opportunity.
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Perfectionism is harder to gain insight about, because it's a trait so twisted and knotted up with my personality.
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All the pieces in the exhibition are elongated hollow tubes that the artist has twisted, folded, knotted and pinched.
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Knotted together over his heaving belly are nine blotchy sausage fingers, the absent tenth a likely victim of diabetes.
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In these, my sister and I grin into the camera, hair knotted, our cheeks red and scaly with windburn.
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He is tallish and looks trim in a dark suit, a crisp white shirt and a carefully knotted tie.
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In their little boxes, the mice did mice things, chewing wood or sitting stock-still in tightly knotted poufs.
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If it's knotted because it's defective or badly made, take it back to the store for repair or replacement.
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It could be one of her thickly knotted sculptures, crafted from poured-concrete arcs still scuffed from their molds.
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Inside, white curtains, still knotted, drape like ripped cobwebs from windows, and mold-matted mattresses sag without their frames.
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The Blackhawks knotted the score four minutes into the second period when Schmaltz scored unassisted for his third goal.
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Towns again had the answer after Collins' three-point play knotted the contest at 114 with 2:19 remaining.
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There's a crisp red kerchief around her head, knotted above a pair of hip blue-and-brown-tortoised glasses.
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Moments later, he tried to rappel to the ground using a rope made from knotted bedsheets, the police said.
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Get a new phone at a sweet price, plus you'll never have to fumble with knotted headphone wires again.
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On February 2, Fano was found hanging from a torn mattress cover knotted to the bars of his cell.
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But Zhou, stiff and smart in a blue shirt and black trousers, is knotted up: arms folded, eyes glazed.
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The epic cover photo shows her in a knotted gray t-shirt with her black boot placed on a barbell.
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"18,19" is similarly aggressive and knotted, tripping over its own time signature shifts but somehow never losing its fleet footing.
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At first they went to work with their stomachs knotted with fear that a strange man might grab their hand.
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Not to mention his hair was bleached and was already fragile, plus it was knotted and teased from the dreads.
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Veterinarians covered them with a towel to keep them calm and untangled the tails like a knotted ball of twine.
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Mondesi knotted the score in the third by hammering a 2-0 cutter from Tomlin over the fence in right.
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Hanigan's third run-scoring single knotted the score in the seventh before Betts tripled him home for Boston's final run.
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In contrast to the knotted flows of time that characterize a home, migrant life feels like displacement from the self.
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Belgium is tied with Croatia at 1-1, and the Czech Republic is knotted with Germany at the same score.
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He wore black Chelsea boots and an oversized black leather jacket, and, around his left wrist, a knotted prayer rope.
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Here she loosely knotted the two sections four times, but use the number of knots that suits the hair length.
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Straight, round, or knotted — some lines were made in a flurry of movement, while others were drawn slowly and deliberately.
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Max Borghi's 1-yard run at the 10:24 mark of the third quarter knotted the score at 14-14.
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The answers he provided are dull and convoluted; decoding Dunton's prose is like untangling a set of impossibly knotted earbuds.
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As I shoved the haunch into my shorts and knotted the drawstring tight, he explained exactly how to cook it.
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Not only is the knotted look a classic (literally — it dates back centuries), it's about as versatile as it gets.
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He opened his show with seemingly straight-up suits, ties tightly knotted and coats cut sharply with jutting '80s shoulders.
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Boston knotted the score in the second on a Jackie Bradley Jr. RBI groundout and Chris Owings' two-run single.
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The eight-week-old baby squirrels had somehow managed to get their tails knotted together—and they were in big trouble.
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I wore this to every outing and adventure, and then knotted the strap at night to create a cute little pouchette.
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Paige looked sleek and sexy in a pink, satin, cowl neck dress, cinched at the waist with a knotted gold belt.
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Fischer navigated around a blonde woman in a speedboat, her sweater knotted around her neck, paying little attention to her direction.
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The victory also knotted the season series at 23-6 but was just Tampa Bay's second in its past nine games.
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When a message is so knotted with bizarre claims, contradictions and logical fallacies the only sensible response is to stay silent.
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Crawford's bucket and a tip-in by DeAndre Jordan knotted the score at 105 with 763:41 left in the contest.
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It's a ridiculously knotted problem: Writers rely on Facebook for traffic, while traffic means advertising revenue and food on our tables.
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Will the conversation change or will urgent infrastructure needs knotted with unending debate over failed delivery plans continue to go unaddressed?
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Robinson Chirinos followed with a drive that cleared the fence down the left field line and knotted the game 3-3.
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But Democrats may also find themselves in an ideological tangle that has knotted up both parties for the past several years.
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The victory also knotted the season series at 6-6 but was just Tampa Bay's second in its last nine games.
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Again the Senators knotted the count when Mark Stone found Turris in front with a blind pass from behind the net.
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In the hall, in emulation of the dung beetle, the artist constructed a ball of knotted white sheets five feet across.
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Bartoli's return adds yet another twist to a 2018 season in women's tennis that is already knotted with intrigue and uncertainties.
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With the Iowa caucuses roughly two weeks away, the race in the Hawkeye State is knotted among four candidates: Biden, Sen.
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Mr. Chabon weaves these knotted-together tales together into a tapestry that's as complicated, beautiful and flawed as an antique carpet.
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The score was knotted at 18 after a basket by San Diego's Jared Rodriguez with 10:25 left in the half.
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He wore white pants with black racing stripes, a long black shirt, and, around his neck, a neatly knotted red bandanna.
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Shoulders were wide, pants were high-waisted and knotted at the ankle and dresses and blouses were elegantly draped and belted.
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The Boilermakers held a slim lead until a Matthews 693-pointer with 7:29 left knotted the score at 58-58.
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However, a 212-217 run by the Lakers knotted the score after a fadeaway by Williams less than three minutes later.
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I am rarely without one, and I wear mine knotted and tied to chase chills with a collarless T-shirt/sweater combo.
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Plenty of others were stuck at knotted-up stations since many of the system's old trains aren't built to handle heavy snow.
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Its story unspools all the raw, knotted tensions that go into making a family, bursting many a parenting fantasy along the way.
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New York knotted the game again at 67 before the quarter with a 6-0 spurt, including a pair of Portis baskets.
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If you're too heavy-handed on the nozzle, texturizing spray can quickly turn to a knotted mess — but not with this spray.
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Still, last week the zoo unveiled a reinforced version, raised to 42 inches and secured by wooden beams and knotted rope netting.
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Conversely, Orlando made 13 of 17 tries from the charity stripe as the teams found themselves knotted up at 53 during intermission.
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Now the eggs, football-shaped and translucent under the microscope, began to display a knotted, ropy shape within — developing larvae — indicating embryonation.
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Barton's basket with 4:30 left knotted the score at 96 before Teodosic drained the go-ahead 3-pointer five seconds later.
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He wrote dozens of papers and books on the subject, focusing on quipu, the ancient practice of recording information with knotted strings.
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It is wound around the sackcloth's neck and knotted, the clinking clanking load sent across the wall and down into the borehole.
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There were twisted and knotted drawstring T-shirts, tropical-printed "beach mat" blanket wraps and even wearable wooden structures (a Green signature).
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A deep sigh exists my mouth as I get into the shower, and feel the boiling water run against my knotted shoulders.
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Inside, vintage bridal chests and hand-knotted tribal rugs are paired with midcentury lamps and wicker furniture of Michel-Ménière's own design.
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Similar to the Duchess's jacket, it has an elegant notched collar lapel, knotted tie-front belt, and hits just below the knee.
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"When two things are knotted together, they are inseparable and unbreakable," says Lee Paytner, a designer from the British jewelry atelier Latelita.
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The Oilers knotted the game 2-2 as Draisaitl tipped a point shot from Letestu at 7:03 on the power play.
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Blake Lynch's 39-yard field goal tied the score as the two teams went to the locker room knotted up at 10.
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Inspired by GaiaMotherTree, Neto's latest sculpture is a hand-knotted crochet-bag carrying a holy fruit, the mango, made of stone plaster.
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Evan Taylor's two free throws for Nebraska at 28 seconds had knotted the score 30-30, the fourth tie of the first half.
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Rooted yet atmospheric, hand-knotted threads recall feminized (and increasingly migrant) labors, such as domestic work or care work, that make spaces habitable.
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Singer Nil Karaibrahimgil's portrait (top right) looks like a Vogue cover from the 1980s, her wide smile accessorized with a knotted head wrap.
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Paired them with a bodysuit, a button-down knotted at the waist, or a pretty cropped sweater you can take these jeans anywhere!
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Silfverberg knotted the score 39 seconds into the second period with his ninth postseason goal by cashing in a pass from Rickard Rakell.
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The Stalker tests the safety of the route by throwing little metal nuts knotted with rags ahead of the group before they move.
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But the reality is more complex, because abortion in Australia is a knotted mess of incompatible legislation, which varies from state to state.
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Larkin knotted the score when his wraparound attempt bounced off Rask's pads, into Patrice Bergeron's skate and toward the net 1:32 later.
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It's a premeditated set-up: all you need is a loosely knotted cable and a woman off her guard to step in it.
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Sipping a beer during an interview this week, Mr. Lewandowski, in a charcoal suit and tightly knotted tie, described himself as newly calm.
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When the priest reveals a body knotted in shibari rope knots beneath the robe, the audience scoots forward on their seats to see.
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It turns out that actual clothes are far easier to push aside for an examination than are two johnnie gowns firmly knotted together.
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At the same time Dautheville began exploring the world, Lagerfeld introduced fluid crepe de Chine and lacy tea dresses knotted with scarf belts.
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They still act like puppies, and one of their favorite things is to play tug-of-war while I hold a knotted rope.
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One morning on a whim I put on one of her button-down shirts: a billowy pale-blue one knotted at the bottom.
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I massage her knotted shoulder when it freezes up, and we laugh riotously alone together in the dark after turning off the lights.
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"I will be brutal: We do not want tourists," said Mr. Adduce, an avuncular gentleman in a crisp shirt and thickly knotted tie.
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And with the score knotted at 10, everyone took a break to enjoy a well-received halftime show from Shakira and Jennifer Lopez.
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We're also shown the tangled fates of these Rafferty children, adults who remain knotted to their mother despite their own dramatically different lives.
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The sparkling knotted chain, which draped across the "Scandal" star&aposs chest and fell to her waist, also perfectly matched her glittering sandals.
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She also doesn't wear make-up, and constantly has her knotted, oily hair up in a messy bun (the scrunchie is Morrone's own).
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New England knotted the score 3-3 with 4:20 left in the first quarter on a 26-yard field goal by Gostkowski.
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Similarly, Donna Cleary's "Hybrid 1 Holobiont" (2019,) presents an intricately knotted organ blooming out of mannequin legs and pouring sideways on the floor.
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Nevada later knotted the score at 413 on Cody Martin's layup with 241:234 to play before UNLV went on a 23-2 burst.
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While you're at it, why not pull up a YouTube tutorial for a pretty knotted bun or braid and give it a go, too?
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With the score knotted 22-22 in the third period, Barkov scored from the left circle on a 246-on-3 Florida man advantage.
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Her shoulders are draped in a fur stole, and her thick, lovely hair is knotted into a bun at the back of her neck.
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The Wolf Pack eventually knotted the score at 72 when Caroline rebounded his own miss and made the put-back with 3:59 left.
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The drama with this one family is so deeply knotted and complex that, for an entertainment writer, it's almost too good to be true.
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Iafallo knotted the contest over 3 1/2 minutes later as his one-timer from the right circle beat Rask inside the near post.
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On Thursday, however, the zoo said that it had modified the barrier, raising it to 42 inches with wooden beams and knotted rope netting.
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Mack's 13-yard touchdown run, complete with a spin move, knotted the score at 7-7 with 35 seconds left in the first quarter.
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A New York Times/Siena College poll of likely caucusgoers taken last week showed those four candidates knotted at the top of the field.
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With the score knotted 221-2 in the third period, Barkov scored from the left circle on a 4-on-3 Florida man advantage.
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The team's knockout match against Denmark was knotted at 1-1 after a pair of early strikes in the first four minutes of play.
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There was Justin Timberlake in a shawl-collared penguin suit, flat-front shirt, jeweled stud set and a necktie he had obviously knotted himself.
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Fannami, a small and bony 13-year-old with knotted muscles and big eyes rimmed with thick lashes, admired Ajegunle's dogs from his house.
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Kucherov knotted it at 3 with just 1:15 remaining when his high shot beat Quick with Vasilevskiy pulled and the extra skater on.
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His hair set him apart from his school friends and symbolized his individuality, falling about in chaotic curls that sometimes knotted in the nighttime.
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The Jets knotted the score at 3 just 1:03 later on a Pionk one-timer from the blue line on the power play.
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Their movements are wide, open through the chest, with deep épaulement, but they are also torqued and knotted, the limbs working in rhythmic counterpoint.
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But my shame and remorse do not diminish my responsibility to examine the long, knotted thread that connects my actions with the recent attacks.
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He does it by being tough, resourceful and capable of swinging through a plate-glass window with a fire-hose knotted around his waist.
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The score was knotted at 25-235 at halftime before Cal received the second-half kickoff and traveled 63 yards on 12 running plays.
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There are the walls of knotted pine and silk fabric and the recurring latticework, along with her signature palette of pink and green hues.
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The series is knotted at 19 wins apiece, butArkansas has won five straight and six of the last eight, including fourstraight in Fayetteville. 2.
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The gallery will be presenting "Contact III," a 30-foot wide installation composed of 17 sections of knotted orange rope, first exhibited in 1977.
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Kardashian, 38, wore black leather pants paired with a knotted racerback tank top, while Bendjima wore a white T-shirt and long green cargo pants.
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"Quipu" (2017), a screenprint made from printed adhesive vinyl and enamel on paper, references the ancient Andean mnemonic record-keeping devices made from knotted strings.
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After twisting each portion into a low knotted bun, Randall pinned one on the left and the other on the right side of her head.
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The pieces are messy yet reverent, an entire generation of artists, writers, performers, and more rendered in curls, knotted strands, wrapped in yarn, or braided.
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To keep your vibe low-key but still interesting, style the polished skirt with a logo T-shirt knotted at the waist and minimal accessories.
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It switched materials to a solid wood beam on top and knotted rope netting on the bottom from a stainless steel railing with horizontal cables.
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The actress arrived in a Dior Haute Couture gown featuring knotted straps, a wrapped, form-fitting bodice, and a full gray and white tulle skirt.
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Each girl wore roughly 55 strands twisted and knotted into their natural hair and every do took about an hour and a half to complete.
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The Mexicans keep it in their mouths, little knotted balloons, spit it into your hand if you're for real, swallow it if you're a cop.
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She produced cartoonlike watercolors illustrating everyday human concerns — knotted hair, a leaking trash bag — as well as figures masturbating in front of their computer screens.
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" So, not sure of what I was in for, I downloaded "Soundwalk" on the steps of the Met, double-knotted my wingtips and hit "play.
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As it happened, after 2100 sweaty, tumbling, raucous minutes on Monday night the Rockets scored a 23-108 victory and knotted the series, 2-2.
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Their 64th member, a sharp-eyed mason named Mohammed, arrived on Sunday with just a change of clothes knotted into the shawl on his back.
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Hertl then knotted the game by tipping a slapper from defenseman Brent Burns at 10:31 for his third two-goal game of the season.
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Today's especially delicious doodle is a short video tribute showing pretzel dough being transformed into the golden knotted treats so many people know and love.
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Flecks of orange and red stippled the knotted green pile, so dense and soft it seemed you might fall into it like feathers or snow.
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Piscotty knotted the game in the seventh when he greeted Louis Coleman with a liner down the left field line that just cleared the wall.
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She weaves her body in and out of a loom of red yarn around 12 white poles in an oval shape, becoming knotted and contorted.
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Finally, Ben Van Meter's 21-minute film "The Saga of Macramé Park" (1974) captures children playing on Ms. Hart's countercultural playground, made of knotted fibers.
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To do this, the monster, who is a knotted mess of roots from the medicinal yew tree, informs Conor that he will tell him three stories.
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He had his star witness, a priest who had helped Pell conduct services, demonstrate how elaborately and tightly knotted the robe was around the archbishop's waist.
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Galvis knotted it at 1-1 in the second when he belted a 2-2 fastball from Padres starter Eric Lauer over the wall in center.
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Because the Nationals won Game 553 and knotted the Series, we have a Game 7 on Wednesday, which is the highest of high holy baseball days.
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A 282-pointer by Beverley knotted the score at 231 before a dunk by Leonard gave the Clippers the lead for good with 219:26 remaining.
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The defense's motion sought interviews with three women who allegedly had sexual relationships with Condit, and mentioned knotted tights were found near Levy's remains in 2012.
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The Shockers knotted the score at 210 and 22 before Clark scored four straight points to give Cincinnati a four-point edge with 323:232 left.
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C Logan Couture answered Marc Staal's first-period goal with a late 5-on-3 goal that sent the teams to the intermission knotted at 1. .
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The zoo said it has raised the public barrier to 42 inches, added solid wood beams to the top and knotted rope netting to the bottom.
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But he's the indispensable bricklayer every great team needs heading into the fourth quarter of a series that's all knotted up at two games a piece.
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Knotted scarves hung from the window frames, and a portrait of the volcano goddess Pele, painted in fiery primary colors, dominated one of the eight walls.
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Ahead we've rounded up 15 of these essential decor buys in a variety of statement-making styles, from fringed lumbars to knotted-ball pillows and more.
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Sharks center Logan Couture answered Staal's first-period goal with a late 23-on-43 goal that sent the teams to the intermission knotted at 24.
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Battle's jumper knotted the score at 73, but Amile Jefferson sank a pair of free throws to push Duke ahead 75-73 with 1:29 left.
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When they arrived, the patient was wearing a white tank top stretched taut over her big belly and a vibrant red cloth knotted just below it.
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Her show at London's Foreign and Commonwealth Office featured models in dresses varying in length and style — jacquard, colorful knit, with knotted bows and see-through.
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He's technically sound but without power, and makes a failed attempt to snatch a bantam title from a southpaw Frenchman whose back is all knotted muscle.
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Knotted Throw, available at Crane & Canopy, $89This is the blanket we fight over getting to use in my house — it's cozy, warm, breathable, and supremely soft.
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He looks more like an ambulatory spaghetti squash or a humanoid version of the knotted hair that gathers in a shower drain than any earthly creature.
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William Timothy Glynn, wearing a sharply knotted necktie and a silk pocket square, began his message, on Elisha's taking up the mantle of the prophet Elijah.
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The sounds come from wildly different sources, but they fit snugly into each other, knotted together by the similar emotional qualities Zha identifies beneath the surface.
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The program opened with an intensely focused performance of Morton Feldman's "Turfan Fragments" (1980), inspired by knotted carpets discovered on an archaeological expedition in East Turkestan.
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The Hokies knotted the score at 7 when Hezekiah Grimsley dove into the end zone on a 55-yard touchdown pass from Willis at 4:43.
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Do the cords of your headphones look like the knotted center of a rat king after spending just a few minutes inside a pocket or purse?
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And a WBUR-MassINC poll of New Hampshire Democrats from December showed Buttigieg and Biden knotted at the top with 18 percent and 17 percent, respectively.
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Cleveland knotted the score at 5 an inning later when Encarnacion, who came over from Toronto in the offseason, blasted a solo homer off Matt Bush.
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But Mr. Massey, who favors tightly knotted neckties and crisp white shirts, was vague about how he would get his message across, falling into business-speak.
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Burks' layup knotted the score at 89 with 4:52 remaining, and Robinson hammered home a putback dunk to move the Warriors ahead 38 seconds later.
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One fish is missing from its knotted slot; behind it is a similar sign-like chalk drawing of a fish in the style of a sign.
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Here, Siena's knotted forms crawl off the paper and, like marchers in defiance of artistic decorum, forge right over the gap and out onto the mat board.
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The new barrier is 42 inches (107 cm) high with wood beams at the top and bottom and knotted rope netting, the zoo said in a statement.
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Sophomore guard Evan Hinson hit back-to-back baskets early in the second half as the Gamecocks knotted the score at 40 with 18:29 to play.
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I crouched and checked the circle of cinnamon sticks and dried lavender I'd laid to deter the wicked beasts, and then knotted the hem of my skirt.
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I knotted them on my wrist like the chic twilly scarves sold by Hermes, and shared my new arm candy on an Instagram post to 200 followers.
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In "The Divine Face" (1971), a portrait of the sun framed in cowhide is adorned with a peacock feather and braided, knotted tendrils of light brown wool.
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The barrier railing is 42 inches high with solid wood beams at the top, and knotted rope netting at the bottom, the zoo said in a statement.
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Or maybe just a primate house, as a big central glass-walled chamber was filled with trapezes and hanging barrels and knotted ropes looping around—and gibbons.
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Pro-government forces backed by Saudi Arabia are fighting Houthi loyalists in battlefronts stretching throughout Yemen and across its knotted array of armed tribal and militant groups.
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She arrived in LAX in a safari-inspired look, wearing a knotted button-down blouse, khakis, tan boots and two straw hats — one bucket and one sun.
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With the score knotted at 50, Clemson's Elijah Thomas missed two free throws before Syracuse's Oshae Brissett sank a pair of free throws with 2:27 remaining.
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Randall then twisted, looped and knotted pieces back and secured using bobby pins and locked in the style with a bit of R+Co Outer Space Hairspray.
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The game was knotted 2.93-100 when the 5-foot-9 Thomas found himself isolated against the 6-10 Saric on the left side of the court.
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The Revolution knotted the score in the 64th minute when forward Diego Fagundez took a free kick and sent the ball into the middle of the box.
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Blake Wheeler's goal — his 26th of the season — at 3:13 of the third knotted the score 3-3 and wiped a commanding advantage by the Kings.
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Knotted at 66 were Americans Rickie Fowler, Ben Crane, Sean O'Hair and Ryan Palmer, along with Briton Ian Poulter, Canadian Graeme DeLaet and C.T. Pan of Taiwan.
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But Minnesota knotted it again as center Mikael Granlund corralled a bouncing puck in front and backhanded the rebound past Neuvirth at 13:16 of the second.
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Jordan Ford ended the Gaels' scoring drought of 4:13 with a basket with 3:03 remaining before Davison's layup knotted the score with 2:231 remaining.
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A layup by James gave the Lakers a two-point edge with 1:50 left before Bogdanovic knotted it again on a bucket with 22.1 seconds left.
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But fitting for the Yankees' afternoon, he left the game shortly afterward when a muscle in his upper back knotted up while he was checking his swing.
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Mississippi State opened the second half with a 10-4 run and knotted the score at 38 on a 17-pointer by Peters with 17:14 left.
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Inside the locker room, wigs sat upside down on window ledges and benches while their owners swam with heads under ruffled swimming caps or knotted silk scarves.
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With the game knotted at 118 in the second overtime, Jokic missed a 3-pointer, and a jump ball with 5.7 seconds left was grabbed by McCollum.
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The interior is also full of trimmings: There's a woolly stool, a knotted rope wall hanging and a sconce in the dressing room trimmed with tiered fringe.
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Dotson, Bobby Portis and Randle accounted for the first 18 points before two free throws by Morris knotted the score at 103-33 with 4:03 left.
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Vicuña has experimented with the quipu, an ancient Andean writing system based on knotted strings that was suppressed by colonial settlers, in myriad ways throughout her career.
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The same is true on the molecular level, where braided or knotted strings of atoms and molecules can be put together in different patterns with varying characteristics.
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Models wore tropical flowers or knotted scarves in their hair while footwear came in all types - platform sandals, sparkling stilettos and shiny flats, sometimes with animal prints.
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In shirtsleeves but with his tie knotted high, he sat down in the chair where he had met with Trump the day before and ordered some tea.
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Kane knotted it up again after converting a feed from captain Jonathan Toews following a 3-on-2 rush with 53 seconds left in the second period.
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The Golden Bears knotted the score when Garbers tossed a 16-yard scoring pass to junior wideout Trevon Clark with 5:35 remaining in the first period.
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Less than two minutes later, the Senators knotted the score at 9:00 when Hoffman beat Bobrovsky glove-side after a Columbus turnover at the blue line.
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Which would mean that Democrats would net only a single seat and the chamber would be knotted 50-50, with Vice President Mike Pence breaking the ties.
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In her desk drawer, the reverend mother keeps a small whip made of knotted rope, called "the discipline," that the sisters may borrow to use on themselves.
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And I soon got my hands on a second Baldwin novel, "Another Country," published that year, in which same-sex love and racial politics are inextricably knotted.
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The response at the theater: Video from inside the theater shows cheering and clapping from inside the house as crowd knotted around Clinton, her husband and her daughter.
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Three foul shots by Williams boosted Los Angeles to a 23-105 lead 20 seconds later, but Westbrook knotted the score on a drive with three minutes left.
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Stumbling upon a knotted moss-like material, the viewer soon realizes we are watching a vision quest, aided by some stop-motion herbs and a tiny prop pipe.
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Mikael Damberg, Sweden's innovation minister, posted a picture of himself wearing a scarf knotted at the neck, along with members of his team in the Ministry of Finance.
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NICHOLAS WARDVienna* You say that engineering "has had difficulty creating a shoelace that does not accidentally come loose" and give us tips on how they should be knotted.
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Others wrap them around their hands a few times before tucking them away in a pocket or bag, which results in them getting knotted down the line anyway.
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I didn't condition my hair after the first use (something I don't normally need to do) and I had to contend with a knotted, straw mess of hair.
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Dressed in a navy blue prison overalls with his gray hair pulled back and knotted at the back of his head, Sayoc appeared respectful and alert in court.
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The Cougars knotted the score when Katoa recorded a 4-yard touchdown run with 3:34 left in the quarter to cap a 16-play, 78-yard drive.
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Craig "further testified that a bloody cell phone charging cable was recovered from the bathroom by police, and that it appeared to still be partially knotted," Philpott says.
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It was closed, tables and chairs piled up on top of each other, drapes knotted together, a solitary napkin floating at ankle height above the priceless terrazzo floor.
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Bonelli shared a snap of the reality star wearing a gray tank top, knotted above the waist, and partially, sheer black underwear, as she flaunts her toned tummy.
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Ohio State sophomore forward Keita Bates-Diop knotted the score at 29 with a rebound basket before the Terrapins went ahead again on a driving layup by Trimble.
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But by the end, the accelerating plot twists and turns — love, obsession, family obligations, personal honor — become tangled and knotted; a few threads are simply ignored or discarded.
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Carl Fredrik Reutersward, a whimsical Swedish artist whose sculpture of a pistol with a knotted barrel became an international symbol of peace, died on Tuesday in Helsingborg, Sweden.
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Inside the locker room, wigs sat upside down on window ledges and benches while their owners swam with heads under ruffled swimming caps or knotted silk scarves. Oops.
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Mazara knotted the game at 4-all with two out in the seventh, crushing a 1-1 offering from Daniel Stumpf over the wall in right-center field.
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The Cavaliers led by as many as 229 in the second half, but the Red Raiders knotted things up with just over 203 minutes to play in regulation.
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From simple A-lines to utilitarian wraps and front-knotted, zipped, and buttoned pieces, let the 15 minis ahead be your new reliable throw-on-and-go picks.
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The teams were knotted at 25 after the first quarter, when the Jazz shot 5-for-9 on 3-pointers and 4-for-12 on 2-point attempts.
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The woman's white hair was so knotted and tangled with that of the traveler that it required a very sharp knife to sever them, one from the other.
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Included in the series of Equivalenze is the idea that, like natural organisms, humans are constantly shifting and changing, working themselves into knotted masses similar to tree trunks.
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So is his mate of nearly 40 years, Hortense Fiquet, who sits with her hands knotted in her lap and a lifetime of patience inscribed on her face.
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"Our songs are about self-confidence and loving ourselves and we try to emulate that," says Lia, looking regal with her hair knotted high in a tight bun.
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The score was knotted at 23-233 when Funderburk sank a pair of free throws to put the Wolfpack on top by two points with 239:234 remaining.
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Boston knotted the score at 10:03 of the first period when Kuraly's goal appeared to deflect off the leg of Penguins defenseman Jack Johnson and past Jarry.
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In partnership with similarly pastel-toned accessories brand Stoney Clover Lane, the line fuses Lele Sadoughi's signature knotted headband style with freshwater pearls, puka shells, and stretchy nylon.
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It's all knotted up — ghachar ghochar, she says, reaching for a word from her childhood, a word invented by her little brother to describe a snarled kite string.
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He tied the wing to one end of a six-foot-long weed whacker cord, which he said is less likely to get tangled or knotted than rope.
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Not, I'm afraid, the Hwa Yuan dry-aged shell steak, which got impressive flavor from basting with marrow but was knotted with tough membranes when I tried it.
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After Jose Abreu put Chicago ahead 3-2 on a solo homer in the top of the sixth, Boston knotted the score in the bottom of the frame.
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Smith's lumpy and knotted fabric bundles, which call to mind a homeless person's bindle, don't try to salvage or redeem excess textiles so much as accentuate their abjection.
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Canaan opened the fourth-quarter scoring with a basket, a play on which he was fouled but missed the free throw that would have knotted the game once more.
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Martinez then knotted the score at 3 when he crushed a pitch from Jaime Barria the opposite way to right field in the fourth for a two-run blast.
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The Trumps actually financially benefited from the '22017s recession, and Ivanka's punk sensibilities did not hold her back from wearing this knotted cardigan ensemble just a few years later?
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And even if they bloody each other badly in the coming days, it doesn't look like the tightly knotted trio of Bush, Kasich and Rubio looks ready to benefit.
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BHUBANESHWAR, India (Reuters) - Indian police shot dead eight Islamist prisoners who had escaped from jail hours earlier on Monday by using knotted bedsheets to scale the walls, officials said.
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Her constructions of knotted twine that resemble floating multicolored clouds are on exhibit at the Smithsonian American Art Museum and have also been installed as monumental, permanent outdoor sculptures.
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The new barrier features a 42-inch tall railing with solid wood beams at the top and bottom linked by a knotted rope netting, the zoo said last week.
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But my trusty co-worker Brian was a great fit for the job as well — he cut, I knotted, and before we knew it, the bag was almost complete.
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The poll suggests that the race in Iowa, the first state to vote in the 2020 Democratic nominating contest, is knotted at the top between Buttigieg, Biden and Warren.
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Shame and publication are strangely knotted together throughout the books of "My Struggle," shame that pre-exists publication but that seeks in it some kind of release or repetition.
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West Virginia knotted the game at 7-7 at the 6:42 mark of the third quarter on an 83-yard catch-and-run from Kendall to George Campbell.
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Woodard hit two free throws to push the lead to 54-51, but a three-pointer by Spencer Haldeman with 2:07 left knotted the score at 54-all.
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But when the agronomists came to inspect the plots of coffee trees we Tutsi were forced to cultivate he knotted his whitest pagne and leaned majestically on his staff.
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You might also like the Cuyana Oversized Carryall Tote, the Banana Republic Portofino Knotted Charging Tote, the Dagne Dover Legend Tote, and the Michael Kors Kelsey Nylon Travel Tote.
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His second goal of the game, his 21st of the season, at 1:46 of the third period with the Jets killing a penalty knotted the score 2-2.
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Usually these transpire in largish set pieces, with each chapter following a different member of the foursome and extended expository interludes laying out the knotted back stories and complications.
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One of the most popular materials is wool, which can offer a range of looks depending on how it's handled, from thin, flat weaves to hairy, hand-knotted shags.
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So is his mate of nearly 28950 years, Hortense Fiquet, who sits with her hands knotted in her lap and a lifetime of impatient patience inscribed on her face.
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The Rockets won 13 games during the regular season, and coach and players acknowledged that they came out for the first game playing as if their stomachs were knotted.
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So is his mate of nearly 40 years, Hortense Fiquet, who sits with her hands knotted in her lap and a lifetime of impatient patience inscribed on her face.
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Knotted or woven strands of molecules, on the other hand, can potentially create an even more flexible, lighter and stronger material — a tightly knit sweater on the molecular level.
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The San Antonio Spurs, who finished the regular season with the second-best record in the league, are knotted at two games apiece with the Memphis Grizzlies out West.
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Since my mother wasn't able to join our trips because of her work schedule, my dad needed a low-maintenance way to keep my hair from getting extremely knotted.
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Elizabeth Warren are knotted up in Nevada, according to new CNN polls conducted by SSRS in the third and fourth states to cast ballots for the 2020 Democratic nomination.
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The shape-shifting songs leap between frantic spoken interludes, thumping art-rock hybrids, and intrepid jazz numbers that tackle subjects as opaque as theology and as knotted as beauty.
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I generally have a pretty ambivalent relationship with lore, that knotted collection of old stories, characters, locations, and other info-points that builds up over a long series' history.
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Knotted- up T-shirt and boxers is a look that means errand day for me, but all off-white is for a Summer Friday when the direct deposit hits.
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A thick black curtain encased in an exoskeleton made of knotted do-rags is suspended heavily from the high ceiling, tempering and softening the noise from the museum's open courtyard.
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Owners of one- and two-family homes have carved up their basements into makeshift dorms, illicitly constructed with narrow hallways, shaky walls and electrical wiring strung together like knotted shoelaces.
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While the knotted strands follow traditional garden carpet motifs — flowers, fish, flowing water, butterflies, and trees — the overall layout of the Wagner Garden Carpet is very different than contemporaneous textiles.
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You want a shot of Megan Fox walking in slow motion, wearing a knotted button-down and schoolgirl kilt that recalls Britney Spears in her "...Baby One More Time" days?
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American Robynn Ree is another stroke back in sole possession of fourth, and Australian Su Oh, England's Georgia Hall and American Katherine Perry are knotted in fifth at 6 under.
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Ms. Kelly, whose strong hands can zero in on a knotted muscle like a heat-seeking missile, said she was continuing to work despite the order from the licensing board.
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The autumn/winter 2019-2020 collection, described in show notes "as a contrast of strength and softness", featured dresses made of old T-shirts that were stripped and knotted together.
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He scored the next 5 points for Miami, and eventually provided the equalizer with 12.6 seconds left, getting to the rim for a layup that knotted the game at 83.
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Its members reliably turn out in full regalia for each of Mr. Owens's shows, dressed in knotted tunics and hooflike footwear, their (inevitably black) garments worn like the designer's own.
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The laid-back mood of the show was evident not only in the clothes but in the bags, too: This elegant, soft clutch had a handle knotted like a scarf.
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You will know you are not in a traditional museum from the start of "The Incomplete Araki," whose first darkened gallery contains a walk-in vaulted web of knotted rope.
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And there are older pieces, including an evening dress made in 1969 by the French designer known as Madame Grès, whose beige pleats are cinched by a brown knotted belt.
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Whiteside's dunk knotted the score at 97 and McCollum finished off the spurt with four straight points to give the Trail Blazers a 101-22 edge with 219:240 left.
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Dessert is a highlight — milktart, which is a cheesecake-esque milk treat topped with cinnamon, and koeksisters, which are knotted rolls of sweet dough deep-fried and drenched in syrup.
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Tampa Bay's Nikita Kucherov knotted the game at 3 with 1:23 remaining when his high shot found the net with the Lightning goalie pulled and an extra skater on.
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With the score knotted at 2000-1 in the second, Springer blasted a two-run shot off Rodriguez, driving home Aledmys Diaz and giving the Astros the lead for good.
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A CBS News–YouGov poll of likely Iowa Democratic caucusgoers released on Sunday showed the two candidates knotted in first place at 23 percent, along with former South Bend, Ind.
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It's slapped down on a plate in a narrow plastic bag, knotted at one end; you're supposed to gash it open with your teeth and half-sip, half-chug it.
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The object of Ingrid's latest sick infatuation is middling social-media star Taylor Sloane (Elizabeth Olsen), a "photographer" who lives with her winsome, top-knotted artist husband in Venice, California.
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Trailing 1-0 after the first, the Bruins knotted the score at 4:14 of the second when DeBrusk redirected a one-timer from Zdeno Chara through the 5-hole.
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The first step was to remove the copious amounts of sap that had accumulated, followed by the meticulous disentangling, which Stastny said was like working with a ball of knotted twine.
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San Antonio knotted the score at 104 before Trevor Ariza and Lillard made back-to-back 3-pointers to give the Trail Blazers a 110-104 lead with 6:603 remaining.
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Djokovic's win over Federer proved historic this year as it was the first Wimbledon final to feature a tiebreak in the deciding set, after the players were knotted at 163-12.
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"I would have liked to have been more effective with my pitches, but I was able to do enough to keep us there, knotted a zero for a while," Butler said.
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The back-and-forth theme continued into the third period, as Torrey Mitchell knotted the game at 2 midway through the period before Nash gave the Rangers the lead for good.
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Rain hammers the hood of the car, but the din doesn't drown out the rustling in the trunk—the clump of injured frogs are attempting to escape their knotted plastic bag.
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Konecny converted from the doorstep just 27 seconds later and Simmonds knotted it up 6 1/2 minutes later by cleaning up a loose puck from in front of the net.
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Taillon, who retired six straight after Carpenter's homer, gave up a pair of singles with one out in the fifth but struck out Carpenter and Pham to keep the game knotted.
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Episode 5 - "Tightly Knotted to a Similar String" Nothing like a spelling bee to drum up sexual tension between two pre-teens AND a creepy teacher and his student love interest.
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Credit...United Labor I could see the gold lion even before my cab came to a stop: the flowing mane, the three-foot-long fangs — leg muscles knotted, ready to pounce.
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The prose is clean and the pace always brisk, and the satisfaction we draw from seeing some moral clarity, some linear order brought to a knotted world, is impossible to overstate.
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Each planet is a densely knotted level, a miniature open world with winding linear paths and significant side digressions that unravel only as you progress in player skill and character ability.
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Clinton are knotted at 42 percent, while Gary Johnson, the Libertarian candidate, has the support of 8 percent of likely voters, and the Green Party nominee Jill Stein has 4 percent.
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I want to be the blade striking knotted brown, to kiss the nape of any hunger; American beautyberry or rutted cane, warm branch of man pinning me here in mute study.
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Lauer also continued to make hand-knotted carpets, and sought out Modernist artists and designers of the era, such as Eileen Gray, Cocteau, Léger, Jules Leleu and Bérard, to design them.
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At the center of the room Zeisler's colossal 10-foot-tall, 1,300-pound "Private Affair I" (1986) spills over with hemp ropes twisted, wrapped, and knotted into macramé at grand scale.
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Mr. Assad, in a dark suit and trademark Windsor-knotted tie, met us at the top of the palace's sweeping staircase, saying he found it "more cozy" than the official one.
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Book this log cabin for $126 per weekend nightThis cabin is everything I hoped for when searching out a log home: classic mahogany exterior, rich wood walls, and knotted pine fixtures.
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Their knotted, twisted, looping forms held fleshy rings of clay, giving the series the appearance of a collection of giant bracelets or tools destined for use in some fantastical agricultural activity.
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But now, halfway through its last season, Orphan Black is wisely doing its damnedest to pare back a bit and untangle its incredibly knotted plot in time for its series finale.
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Peter Swanson's neatly knotted suspense story is set in a pleasant Boston suburb where Henrietta and Matthew live side by side with their spouses, the only childless couples on the block.
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In San Francisco, if muscles are knotted, workers can stop for a massage at tables set up in the airy lobby of 1 Bush Street, a property owned by Tishman Speyer.
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Knotted at 22018-21998 after extra time, West Germany would emerge victorious in the sudden death shootout — the first time that penalties would decide a match in the World Cup tournament.
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Wisconsin knotted the game with four seconds left when Iverson took a cross-court pass from D'Mitrik Trice and drove for a two-handed slam that just beat the shot clock.
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For fans of a grittier tradition of Japanese photography — Daido Moriyama's grainy prints of lowlife Tokyo, or Nobuyoshi Araki's louche portraits of well-knotted models — Suda's informality can take some adjustment.
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Which began with bathing suits and ended with some metallic sorbet-shaded trousers and shirts knotted above the waist by way of Halston-lite jersey gowns and sparkly baby-doll dresses.
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A brazenly impolite play that implicates all strata of Italian society in its knotted weave of betrayals, "The White Devil" returns the candlelit Wanamaker to its beginnings, but with a difference.
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You know a Lele Sadoughi headband when you see it (on Instagram, more likely than not): brightly colored or patterned, knotted at the top, and studded with pearls or crystal appliqués.
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The Bruins knotted the score on a power play of their own 19:01 into the period when Heinen had a pass from Marchand bounce off his right skate and in.
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They went for it on fourth-and-goal at the 1 and Dalton delivered a play-action pass to wide-open tight end Tyler Kroft that knotted the score at 14-2117.4.
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Right-hander Sergio Romo struck out Miguel Sano but Rosario followed by going down to get an 0-2 pitch to hit the blast to right that knotted the score at 6.
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With the game knotted at 226, Xavier forward Jalen Reynolds keyed a 20-0 run with a layup and one of his four second-half dunks, seemingly putting the Musketeers in control.
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His broad, soft hat was pushed back; a loose-knotted, dull-scarlet handkerchief sagged from his throat; and one casual thumb was hooked in the cartridge-belt that slanted across his hips.
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Duchesse cotton bubbled out in ovoid curves, fur was used to make curving rosettes, and floor-length capes of ostrich feathers hand-knotted into long strings floated as if in zero gravity.
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Reimer finished with 33 saves, and while the Rangers eventually knotted the game in the third period, the outcome may have different if not for his flawless play in the early going.
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But Sestan is stubborn, several of his colleagues later told me — in the manner of a dog locking his jaws on a length of knotted rope, he has trouble letting things go.
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And the person at the center of it was Andy King, a Bronx councilman whose brightly colored checkered suits and crisply knotted bow ties allow him to stand out in City Hall.
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When Skjei broke through for the Rangers, snapping a rebound past Price for his second goal of the series, the score was left knotted at 2-2 heading into the third period.
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Nearby, Renoir's work competes, usually unsuccessfully, with nudes by Degas, and Cézanne's violent "The Battle of Love" (4133), a knotted little canvas of three struggling couples that once belonged to Renoir himself.
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Together, the two firms' range of influences span from Op Art to vintage tribal motifs, and the materials in the capsule collection — hand-knotted hemp, wool-and-silk blends — are equally diverse.
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From a classic black style you can grab at Target to a romantic blush-pink knotted Lele Sadoughi option, scroll through the gallery ahead for the velvet headbands we're loving for fall.
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Kings center Jeff Carter knotted the score at 2 with his second goal of the game after a Blue Jackets turnover in front of backup goaltender Curtis McElhinney with 9:193 remaining.
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Boston finally got its first shot at 12:11 of the first and knotted the score 1:41 later on its second chance when Marchand tipped in a blast from Zdeno Chara.
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Nearby, Renoir's work competes, usually unsuccessfully, with nudes by Degas, and Cézanne's violent "The Battle of Love" (4133), a knotted little canvas of three struggling couples that once belonged to Renoir himself.
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First up will be a four-room, 2212th-century stone palazzo in Gagliano del Capo, a small town in Salento, Italy, known for its wild beaches and groves of knotted olive trees.
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Curry led Golden State in Win Shares during the 225-24.2 regular season, but he has battled through a sprained ankle, a sprained knee, and a knotted elbow during the current playoffs.
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Last week the committee issued yet another summons for the Facebook founder — this time jointly with a Canadian committee which has also been investigating the same knotted web of social media data misuse.
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By obsessively refining a polished compendium of knotted genre conventions at the expense of feeling, the Cars both apotheosize and violate popform: direct emotion is also a genre convention, the only one omitted.
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Now the queasy part ... Post was tasked with yanking on three strings (his manager, Dre London, ended up helping in the end) to see if he could pick the string that wasn't knotted.
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Seven players are knotted in a tie for eighth place at 11 under: Spain's Carlota Ciganda, Thailand's Ariya Jutanugarn, India's Aditi Ashok, and Americans Lizette Salas, Jessica Korda, Megan Khang and Angel Yin.
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On Saturday, the mother-of-three showed off a torn T-Shirt, featuring the word 'Vogue' on it, knotted at the waist, putting her curves on display in a red Givenchy pencil skirt.
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Sophia, 20, opted for a leather fitted knee-length black skirt and heels similar to her sister's, partly covering her matching bra-like top with a white collared shirt knotted at the midriff.
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He took a pass from Mikko Koivu and roofed the marker over Raanta on the short side at 5:39, but Crouse knotted it 2-2 at 7:32 with his third goal.
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Adam Eaton knotted the score at 2-all with his second home run of the series before Juan Soto delivered Washington the lead for good with his third long ball of the series.
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So her signature broderie anglaise was grounded in vinyl and knotted down one side, nude tulle covered in peonies, heavy taffeta remade as a trench, and big shoulder bags slung across the body.
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The government remains knotted up on how to manage the economy, continue trading goods with the European Union -- its biggest export market -- and mollify businesses and investors who demand answers about future trade.
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The Daily Bag The laid-back mood of Céline's show was evident not only in the clothes but in the bags, too: this elegant, soft clutch had a handle knotted like a scarf.
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Mr. Burga, a lawyer who wore a dark suit and a tightly knotted tie on Friday, ate crackers as he walked along the fourth-floor hallway of the courthouse during a morning break.
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In a show of solidarity, many wore a garment favored by the fashion-conscious Ms. Danius — the pussy-bow blouse, or knytblus, in which a flowing wide tie is knotted at the neck.
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Large numbers of Iowans traditionally break for a candidate in the last week; this year, with four candidates knotted up at the top, many voters are not expected to decide until caucus night.
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The 215 Democratic caucuses had four candidates nearly knotted up in the final week with two of the candidates falling (Howard Dean and Dick Gephardt) and two rising (John Edwards and John Kerry).
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In a dress shirt, tie knotted just so, he is giving out hugs and high-fives, and flashing his dimples as the boss, Robert K. Kraft, the Patriots owner, hands out victory cigars.
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This set sail in a 65-piece smorgasbord of ocean tropes: Think sailors' tattoos, anchors and knotted ropes, waves and officer's uniforms, glamorizing the most everyday elements of a life lived at sea.
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The monumental work GaiaMotherTree, a sculpture made of brightly colored hand-knotted cotton strips, resembles a tall tree, extending right up to the ceiling of the station concourse, which is twenty meters high.
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Michael Chavis went to a knee on a solo homer just fair down the left field line in the fourth, and Rafael Devers knotted the score with a solo shot in the fifth.
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Timo Meier knotted the contest with eight minutes left in the third and captain Joe Pavelski netted the decisive tally in the bonus format as the Sharks completed a perfect three-game homestand Thursday.
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The finale of Joan Crawford and Bette Davis' rivalry, as presented on Feud: Bette and Joan, was tied up in a bow even more perfectly knotted than the one atop Baby Jane Hudson's head.
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The teams were knotted at 224-23 before Illinois reeled 247 consecutive points — 233 by Hill — in a 173-second stretch to give the Illini a 217-219 lead with 2100:47 to play.
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James himself drifts away from "Homeland," turned off by its accelerating daftness and bemused by the "knotted hands and tossing head" of Claire Danes in her role as the bipolar C.I.A. officer Carrie Mathison.
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It also has a handy knotted weight on it that you can move up and down the cable to ensure that your iPhone stays on the table while it charges without falling or moving.
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And with her artillery of dungarees, crucifix necklaces, knotted grungy plaid shirts, and battered leather jackets, it was no surprise that she earned some serious fashion chops with campaigns for Guess and Miu Miu.
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Megan James' verbose, poetic lyrics (the song opens with imagery of black widows, spinal cords, and marionettes) are once again knotted through Corin Roddick's half-dream-pop, half-hip-hop production like fine embroidery.
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For decades, antique Persians, hand-knotted from silk and often taking years or even decades to produce, were the gold standard of floor coverings for the swank, the sine qua non of Oriental rugs.
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All you need to know before we begin is that "Johny Johny Yes Papa" is essentially an amalgamation of many strands of internet culture, knotted together in a kind of Dadaist CGI rinse cycle.
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Her male models fit right into the lineup, in their track pants, tank tops and flip-flops; they even wore their silk jumpsuits shucked off at the waist, sleeves knotted jauntily about their midsections.
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Another trey by Cone cut the deficit to 44-42, and two free throws by Nolley knotted the score at 23-44 with 5:15 left, the first tie since it was 26-28.
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Once they estimated the stresses inside several bends and calculated how much force would undo them, the team set about testing their simulations, comparing them to the hues that emerged in knotted-up fibers.
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Their current selection of knotted bangles and rings isn't an attempt to tie up loose ends during a transitional period for the brand, but a way of drawing deeper connections to its recent history.
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With play continuing, Grubauer initially remained in the contest and attempted to shake the injury out, finally exiting when Nichushkin knotted the score at 1 with his tally at 17:25 of the first.
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The low lighting in the scene makes it hard to appreciate the little details, including Robb's embroidered sleeves, the direwolves on the tips of his cloak, and belt he wears knotted to one side.
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In the "Printed Voice of Victorian Poetry", his only full-length book, he argued that written texts are knotted with ambiguity because they lack the cues of speech—tone, gesture, facial expression and so on.
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For the Cinema Society screening of Stewart's latest film, Cafe Society, in N.Y.C., Heath says she and the actress put their creative heads together to come up with the "modern half-up, knotted mohawk" style.
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Drago has forearms knotted with firm veins like the roots of a perfect tree: dozens of veins, hundreds of veins, veins made hard and robust through years of lifting iron bars high over his head.
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As for applications (aside from keeping you from falling during your next run), the physicists think their findings may one day shed light on how knotted structures like proteins and DNA untie themselves without breaking.
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Alexander Radulov, who returned to action Monday after missing 10 of the Stars' previous 11 games with a lower-body injury, knotted the match at 1-1 with 1:40 to play in the second.
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Typical is the square-off between a black man and a white man over race, eternal damnation and who knows what else, the thread of the discourse becoming knotted and frayed in the afternoon heat.
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With just under two minutes left in the fourth quarter and the teams knotted at 20-20, the Saints were driving deep in Rams territory for what looked likely to be the game-winning score.
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A pair of women in midriff-knotted T-shirts and bikini bottoms sat on the kiddie steps, immersed to the waist, smoking American Spirits, with melted ice cubes in a tumbler for a soggy ashtray.
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There is something beautifully bathetic about D'Arrigo's hollow-bodied forms stretching their folded, twisted, knotted and squeezed carcasses across space, as if they are striving to become sentient beings but are unable to do so.
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The Royals got to Hamels for another run in the fifth on an RBI grounder from Raul Mondesi Jr., but Moreland's opposite-field homer in the bottom of the fifth knotted the game at 2.
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The Peace Cross, which commemorates 219 fallen soldiers from Prince George's County, looms over the knotted intersection of Maryland Route 249 and United States Alternate Route 1 in this old port town of 10,000 people.
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Before dinner service begins, guests can stop in for coffee made by famed Norwegian barista and roaster Tim Wendelboe and inventive pastries such as a knotted croissant glazed with coffee kombucha or fermented beef garum.
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The next morning, March 12, two guards collected his breakfast tray and asked Glover if he was OK. After they left, Glover knotted his bed sheet around his neck and slung it from a pipe.
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Elsewhere is a hand-knotted rug with a painterly diamond motif from Ecuador, an actual painting by Peter McDonald and a bench that the designer Bethan Laura Wood covered with a rainbow-hued patchwork textile.
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The lead exchanged 10 times in the second quarter, and the score was knotted five times before Thomas' three-point play gave the Knicks a 60-57 edge with 1:42 left in the quarter.
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The Sabres' top line knotted it 1-1 just more than three minutes later when Jack Eichel moved around a defender in the neutral zone and put a wrister on Vasilevskiy from the right side.
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Screenprints from Ed Ruscha and Roy Lichtenstein frame the room, but it's the hand-knotted silk Christopher Wool rug that ties it together, despite a painterly black stain that might give the Big Lebowski pause.
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The Terriers built a 56-51 lead with 10:14 left on a 3 by junior guard Andrew Petcash, but a three-point play by Lawson with 7:05 to go knotted it at 60.
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Affleck went casual for the outing – wearing a black Detroit Motor City T-shirt and a pair of jeans, while Shookus wore high waisted denim shorts and a cropped grey shirt knotted over her trim waist.
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Getty (2) Rooney Mara, the current queen of intricate updos, brought out the big guns with her knotted braids, designed by the star's mane man, celebrity hairstylist Adir Abergel, to the Critics' Choice Awards Sunday night.
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Because she's been serving up some serious Pinterest-worthy looks for short-haired girls (like the author of this piece), and her latest, an edgy knotted mohawk, is practically begging to be added to your board.
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The Duchess celebrated her birthday in a navy shirtdress with an olive, pink, and white pleated skirt tied together with an elegant knotted belt from Kayu (a perfect choice for watching a couple tie the knot!).
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Countless mallets rise out of the knotted and woven structure as a wall of dark brown looms in the distance, its wavy top edge defined by a banner-like strip unfurling across most of its length.
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The score was knotted at 38 when Kansas State freshman guard Cartier Diarra drained a 3-pointer to begin a 9-0 burst that saw his squad hold a 333-38 lead with 13:20 remaining.
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If the Pioneers knotted red scarves around their necks, members of the Youth Army sport red berets bearing a pin of the organization's logo — the red star of the Russian Army superimposed on an eagle's head.
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In 1983, the piece that has become the company's trademark was introduced — a knotted cable shaped into a sturdy silver bracelet, at once precious and casual, confident but not showy and appealing to a wide demographic.
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Markle appeared in the sunken garden at Kensington Palace on Monday in the late November chill, donning the C$799 ($627.11) white wrap coat with oversized collars and cinched at the waist with a knotted belt.
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Poolman cleaned up a loose puck with a backhander at 17:27 — his fourth goal — after Kuemper made the initial save on Eakin's wrist shot, and the teams headed to the third period knotted at 2.
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Some are as direct as Roy DeCarava's insightful 227 photograph of Malcolm X: With a skinny tie knotted tight against his throat and his steady gaze resting in the middle distance, the icon looks shockingly young.
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Reading from her iPhone, Ms. Stout, wearing a jean jacket with a rainbow scarf knotted at her neck, sought forbearance as she quoted from the apostle Paul, thanked those who came, and apologized for the need.
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Tip "Pick a good stem," says Al Gliniecki, who currently holds three Guinness World Records for most cherry stems knotted using the tongue: 14 in one minute, 39 in three minutes and 911 in one hour.
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Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, TCU, and Iowa State are knotted atop the standings with one conference loss apiece, albeit before considering a tangle of tiebreaks: TCU over Oklahoma State, and Iowa State over both Oklahoma and TCU.
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"When you talk about knotted structures, if you can start to understand the shoelace, then you can apply it to other things, like DNA or microstructures, that fail under dynamic forces," he said in the news release.
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Thiel fight has been the talk of the tech and media world for the last week, and depending on how you want to look at it it's either a slam-dunk case or a knotted, nuanced argument.
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Gwyneth's role as the elegant, all-American girl abroad has produced an archive of signet rings, Alice bands, knotted shirts, linen skirts, and '50s swimwear that could inspire your look for the final weeks of the season.
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The mother of three accessorized her simple black bikini with a white top that's knotted in the middle and features two huge puffy sleeves, adding some tiny sunglasses for that extra touch of drama while in Giza.
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The youngest Jenner sisters also made quite the high fashion appearance at the party, with Kylie choosing a very Pride Weekend appropriate look in a sequin, rainbow striped mini dress and a pair of black knotted heels.
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Nor does the Home Office have any remit to actively support sponsors to help them understand how to fulfil all the various knotted requirements of an immigration system that can be charitably described as opaque and confusing.
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Knotted in a 1-1 tie and facing a potential sweep, Rays outfielder Steven Souza Jr. sent a solo shot to left field for a 203-1 win over the Milwaukee Brewers on Sunday at Tropicana Field.
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My boy came out sickly white, with the umbilical cord knotted around his neck, and he was silent for an eternal second before his gurgling cry bubbled through his lungs and my wife clutched him and wept.
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In the opening scene, much of which Mr. Müller shot from a helicopter, Mr. Stanton emerges from the desert: a solitary figure walking purposefully, wearing a rumpled gray pinstripe suit, knotted tan tie and red ball cap.
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Looking at Francoise Grossen's "Five Rivers" (1974), with its heavily knotted, hanging yarns that look like they could only be brought into being by human hands, I get that craft has to be part of the formula.
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Both firms produce hand-knotted rugs with handsome geometric prints, both work largely in silk and wool silk blends, and both offer living-room rugs for upward of $20,000, customizing their signature designs to a customer's preferences.
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On the second, or parlor, floor, which has ceilings rising to just over 13 feet and another spacious gallery, is an enormous south-facing living room of knotted paneling, with a fireplace and floor-to-ceiling windows.
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So in January, health reporters and editors from across the paper were pulled together into a new team, led by Ms. Dugger, that's more reflective of how tightly the different threads of health care are knotted together.
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They're able to demonstrate strange quantum effects on macroscopic scales, and they allow researchers to create otherwise impossible-to-study phenomena, like magnets with only one pole, supersolids, Rydberg polarons, and in this case, strange, knotted magnetic fields.
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That includes Porter Alexander Jr., whose daughter Alicia was one of the youngest victims; at 18, she was found naked with a shirt knotted around her neck, hidden under a foam mattress in an alley, court documents say.
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Emperor of Sand found Mastodon achieving their most careful balance yet between thunderous motorcycle-metal and knotted prog rock, and the Atlanta boys were rewarded with Grammy nominations for Best Rock Album and Best Metal Performance last week.
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Roughly 12,500 individual pieces dyed in a spectrum of 200 to 300 shades were woven by hand by the mother/daughter team behind the Etsy store Dreadlocks by Jena, then individually knotted and braided into each girl's hair.
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Nearby, Gqunta's "Divider," (2016) a snaking curtain of beer bottles hanging from knotted fabric, is a ghostly allusion to the sordid colonial patrimony of alcoholism, but also the homemade petrol bombs used in the armed struggle against apartheid.
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The model met up with her fellow It-Girl and nipple liberator Bella Hadid wearing a bright red, see-through ruffle-embellished Bec & Bridge top with a deep-V that she barely buttoned and knotted at the waist.
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Dr Schmahmann says it is likely that Ethan's cerebellum was destroyed by the equivalent of a freak accident, one that left the rest of the brain untouched (possibly a stroke of some kind, due to his knotted umbilical).
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Jaime Alexander wore a forest green gown from Italian designer Genny, emphasizing the dress's deep neckline by going without a necklace and keeping the rest of her look super simple with stud earrings and a knotted up-do.
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She accessorized with a hat by her go-to milliner, Philip Treacy, her trusty Aquazzura pumps with bows on the strap, a knotted belt and a clutch by Kayu (sold out in black, but still available in white).
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But even as she conjures a villain for the ages (everything about Tessa fits together perfectly, from her tight self-knotted ponytail to her immaculately kept home to her milk-white wardrobe), she exposes a frail human beneath.
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The song itself veers out of Speedy's crunchy, knotted guitar jams to venture into cleaner pop as Dupuis expresses both anxiety and apathy about the many woes of the late-aughts: Tinder, post-truth politics, the usual business.
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The man, Christopher Cooley, was discovered on March 17, seated on a couch, his necktie looped, but not knotted, around his neck, a throw pillow over his face and a broken lamp at his feet, the police said.
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Alessandro Michele, the creative director of Gucci, has a penchant for brocade and ribbons in his men's wear, for cap sleeves and pajama suits in bright silks and lots of pussy-bow blouses knotted around young men's throats.
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In the studio, "New Gen" began playing, and it was filled with such sonic collisions: knotted slang from various Caribbean enclaves around London had been infused with the slow-rolling drums and sinuous bass of Atlanta hip-hop.
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For example, Barbara Chase-Riboud's work, "The Cape (Le Manteau) or Cleopatra's Cape" (1973), presents a large, metal mosaic robe, mounted on an armature with a fall of knotted rope spilling from its center down to the floor.
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Also known as RubberLegz, he demonstrated the elasticity of his limbs with floor work that knotted him up like a pretzel, but as the night wore on, it seemed like we were seeing the same sequences on repeat.
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With a fall/winter focus and an L.A. eye for trends, Sariñana designed 13 pieces — from cheetah-print hair ribbons and knotted headbands to beaded barrettes and plush velvet scrunchies — all exclusive to Target and less than $10.
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Now the teams are knotted at 7-5, a sentence that would have been difficult to imagine after Week 9, when the Falcons improved to 6-3 by dropping the Bucs to 3-133 with a 43-28 win.
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The two teams traded baskets for the first 15 minutes and, when Asheville's Jalen Seegars knocked down a free throw to complete a three-point play, the score was knotted 20-20 with 6:36 left in the half.
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More than 1,513 refugees from 15 countries such as Burundi, Afghanistan, Syria and Myanmar have so far been recruited to create a stylish collection of MADE51 products, from cashmere throws with crochet insets to hand-knotted sheep's wool rugs.
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When I met him at Steinbach City Hall as pride was wrapping up, he was wearing skin-tight jeans, a gray button-up, red Chucks, his hair was knotted into a bun, and he'd applied foundation on his face.
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The score was tied 84-84 to start the fourth quarter and was knotted nine more times in the period, the last on Durant's 3-pointer with 46 seconds left, but both teams missed their final shots of regulation.
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The three Americans were knotted at 11 under par on the rain-softened Coco Beach course, with Lunde having three holes to complete as one of 45 players returning early on Saturday to finish the round in Rio Grande.
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"I want to take naturally knotted objects and tame them into a stylish hairdo," Thomas Plumb-Reyes, graduate student at Harvard University, said (to laughter) during a talk at the American Physical Society March Meeting in Boston this week.
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With the second set knotted at 3-3, Bouzkova took advantage of a pair of Svitolina miscues to break, before holding serve to take a commanding 5-3 lead, and going on to level the match a set apiece.
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The latest poll from The Public Policy Institute of California, released on Tuesday, shows Sanders ahead at 32%, with Joe Biden (14%), Elizabeth Warren (43%), Pete Buttigieg (12%) and Michael Bloomberg (12%) closely knotted in a race for second.
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Gurriel and Gattis delivered run-scoring hits in succession, with Gurriel cutting the deficit to one run with his RBI single up the middle before Gattis' ground-rule double into the right-field stands knotted the score at 3.
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Moreland finally knotted the score for Boston in the seventh with his fourth homer in his last five games, but Galvis golfed a changeup from Ryan Brasier into the Blue Jays' bullpen an inning later to regain the lead.
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The exhibition, which is only a sampling of Granary's products, includes single-sheet, accordion, and limited-edition books, as well as a book that takes the form of knotted cords and bamboo, displayed rolled out in a glass case.
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In June, the "Born This Way" singer went hiking and opted for an all-black ensemble composed of a one-shoulder ruffled and knotted crop-top paired with a fitted black maxi skirt with a flared and slightly ruffled bottom.
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She accessorized with small, gold-framed Krewe sunglasses, a blue and gold Chanel scarf knotted around her neck, a black velvet Gucci bag, and a metallic gold puffer jacket from Ports 1961, which retails for $1750, slightly slumped off her shoulders.
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She joined celebrities like Ellen DeGeneres, Pharrell Williams, Naomi Campbell, Busy Philipps, and Selena Gomez, who have all donned the shirt — though Spears gave it her own spin, tying the shirt in a crop-top knotted to show off her abs.
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Today, the exhibit reopens, with enhanced safety features like a public barrier raised to 42 inches, solid wood beams on top and knotted rope netting on the bottom to keep the little ones -- or anybody else for that matter -- out.
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Borgstrom gave Florida a 3-2 lead at 5:32 of the third after some hard boardwork by McGinn behind Mrazek, but Pesce knotted it again at 8:19 when he backhanded in a bouncing puck to make it 3-3.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The upcoming exhibition at Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE), Unravelling Collective Forms, takes as its conceptual center the quipu ("talking knots" in the Quechua language), an indigenous Andean recording device composed of knotted, colored strings.
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I turned around to find I am the breath of Apollo panting at the back of Daphne's wild hair, chasing words like arrows inside the knotted meat between my shoulder blades— four violent syllables stabbing my skin, enamored with pain.
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A civilian brought the feline to the Nevada SPCA on Thursday after they spotted the feline running around town with the mountain of knotted fur — and the shelter posted before and after photos of the cat's haircut on Facebook on Tuesday.
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"... our beleaguered A.G ..." By all accounts, Trump is still knotted up in anger over Attorney General Jeff Sessions' decision to recuse himself from all things Russia -- a move that helped pave the way for the appointment of a special counsel.
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He focused on jersey: an ultralight georgette blend draped across the bodice of a flowing dress worn over a bodysuit, or rendered in print on a shirtdress knotted at one hip or in an archival Pucci print, all undulant squiggles.
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A Manhattan gallery, BravinLee programs, is making bold, graphic rugs from hand-knotted wool and silk by artists such as Christopher Wool, Jonas Wood and James Welling, with more in the pipeline from Deborah Kass, Julio Le Parc and Wangechi Mutu.
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Tate said to me that "I often find myself gut-knotted after sessions with Salem, because of the things they don't say" — because of the feelings Salem kept locked away, even from her, for fear that their experience was inexpressible, incomprehensible.
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For every aphoristic dart she throws at the human condition ("the world is sick and doesn't want a healthy force to prevail"), there is a sentence or meaning that remains tightly knotted, and a general lack of clear orientation prevails.
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Alabama knotted the game at 59-59 despite missing 11 consecutive 3-pointers at one point before Perry hit his only 3-pointer to ignite a 5-0 spurt and put Mississippi State up 64-59 with 8:20 to play.
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A ceiling-height simulacrum of the titular banyan, the tree's "roots" are composed of twisted, flowing rolls of newspaper, knotted and swaying from the ceiling and stretching into the first floor's main hallway — a decision she attributes to the museum's preparator.
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Werenski, who had his first career hat trick Tuesday in a win over Florida, knotted the game at 1 when he collected a pass from Boone Jenner and lifted a backhanded shot over Dell for his 12th marker at 8:50.
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To the special agents assigned to Homeland Security Investigations, a division of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, mules are the first link of a knotted chain that may or may not lead to the agents' ultimate prize: a top drug trafficker.
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Last week, the "I Wanna Love You Forever" singer shared a black-and-white image of her and her baby girl tossing matching wide grins at the camera, with Birdie wearing a knotted head wrap as she leaned against her mama.
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With her knotted tangle of bleached hair, messily applied red lipstick and dirty-looking babydoll dresses, Courtney looked as if she'd accidentally tumbled off another planet when she was wasted and was now stuck on this one, with a hangover.
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Our families had similar stories, grandchildren of Armenians displaced by the genocide to Egypt, and it felt like based on my responses to particular questions, he was getting a sense of how knotted I was into the Armenian nationalist script.
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Dressed neatly in a short white skirt and red V-neck sweater (not, she confirms, her painting clothes), her blonde hair in a French twist and a silk scarf knotted around her neck, Puckette looks more like a gallery owner than an artist.
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We've known for a while now that Will Smith's blue, bulbous, questionably top-knotted incarnation of the Genie in Disney's live-action Aladdin would be extremely cursed, an issue exacerbated by the news that he would apparently be rapping in the remake.
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Hadid, who previously modeled some of the nautically inspired creations for the collection's lookbook, opened the show wearing a shrunken sailor jacket, knotted anchor tank, and leather pants before models (including Hailey Baldwin, Taylor Hill, and Chanel Iman) took to the catwalk.
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In the advent calendar film shot by Phil Poynter, the model shows off her ceramics skills, or lack thereof, at the pottery throwing wheel while wearing a bra, underwear, and loosely knotted blouse that does little to hide her growing baby bump.
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In honor of the evening's theme — Karl Lagerfeld's tribute to the elegance of the turn-of-the-century Vienna Secession art movement — the new mother wore her hair up in a stylized knotted bun, accessorizing with long diamond drop earrings and a necklace.
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Cousins hit Jordan Reed for a 1-yard score and game was knotted 10-10 with 8:13 remaining Leading 10-13 at halftime, New York had a chance for more when they drove inside the Washington 20 early in the third quarter.
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The number of iconic gingham moments are endless: Judy Garland in The Wizard of Oz; Liz Taylor in that knotted yellow shirt; Audrey Hepburn in her peddle-pushers; Alexa Chung and Daisy Lowe suited up in the pattern, 85% of the time.
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One of us is the waves and the other is the sand, and together we make the beach, changing the shape and passage of the other and maybe even bringing some amazing conches to the surface alongside the seaweed and knotted fishing wire.
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After Robert Bortuzzo knotted the score on a shot from the boards with Pat Maroon screening at 9:37, Joakim Nordstrom took advantage of a turnover by David Perron to restore the Bruins' lead, 2-1, on a backhand goal at 10:17.
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With the game knotted at 1-1 approaching the halfway point, Del Zotto picked up the puck in his own end and rushed through the neutral zone unscathed before initiating a give-and-go with Schenn as he crossed the Minnesota blue line.
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Costume designer Mitchell Travers reflected Newbury's career overhaul in her wardrobe, a clever mix of suiting and more traditionally "feminine" pieces (a pussy bow blouse knotted to look like a bow tie, for instance) that becomes increasingly daring as the movie progresses.
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Which in this case meant flared jersey trousers that swished with a step under almost everything: oversize shirts with pointy piped collars and sleeveless trench coats; skinny nylon tunics stretched long and silver screen satins knotted on a hip; and balloon bouclés.
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Mr. Biden and Mr. Sanders are knotted together above the rest of the field right now, according to public and private polls, but at this time in 2015 Ms. Clinton had led Mr. Sanders by 41 points in a Des Moines Register poll.
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To wash my small cadre of functional outfits, I toss the clothes in a knotted plastic bag down to the basement, where the washing machine is, then follow on one foot, my weight on the dual railings I had installed for my father.
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He made the highlight-reel play of the first half, sprinting down the middle of the lane and throwing down a hard one-handed jam that posterized guard Braelee Albert and ended in a three-point play that knotted the score at 23.
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From a petite Lele Sadoughi sprinkled with itty-bitty pearls to a knotted flannel option from Dannijo, click ahead for the plaid-printed bands that will complete both your office-party ensemble and your cozy sweater-and-jeans vibe all winter long.
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The youngsters — Amelia (the big-voiced, cool-toned Marina Rebeka) and Gabriele (the warmly ringing Charles Castronovo) — try to escape from the shadow of a fading generation's knotted hatreds and conspiracies, but by the end they, too, seem only exhausted and defeated.
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She fit right in with the silky kaleidoscopic-swirl jumpsuits edged with monochromatic racing stripes on the runway, not to mention the Hawaiian-printed overalls with arms knotted around the waist, logoed visors and oversize racing jackets with rhinestone collars or shoulder pads.
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The blonde beauty, now 32, and her Gossip Girl co-star, Leighton Meester (wearing a white knotted Bottega Veneta gown), presented the Emmy Award for Outstanding Directing for a Comedy Series at the height of the teen drama series' success in 2009.
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The youngsters — Amelia (the big-voiced, cool-toned Marina Rebeka) and Gabriele (the warmly ringing Charles Castronovo) — try to escape from the shadow of a fading generation's knotted hatreds and conspiracies, but by the end they, too, seem only exhausted and defeated.
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I'd taken great lengths to preserve my life for the past 35 years—which I had now, for a reason I do not fully understand, dangled by a single knotted rope from an Oregon white oak tree at a place called Tree Climbing Planet.
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Take away the handmade modifications and you were left with a deceptively innocent-looking uniform consisting of a lengthy pleated skirt (a protest against the sexualized portrayal of teen girls at the time), a knotted girl scout scarf under a sailor collar, and Converse.
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To complete the look, Marjan twisted (and then knotted) Kardashian West's hair into a topknot, secured with pins, pulled a few more pieces out around the nape of the neck and then sprayed with MarulaOil Rare Oil Perfecting Hairspray to set the style in place.
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Howell turned a flea flicker into a 68-yard scoring strike to sophomore Antoine Green to put the Heels up 31-24 with 5:553 left, but a 53-yard TD run by Patterson knotted the game at 31 with 4:31 to go.
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The Catamounts rebounded with a 10-1 surge to tie the on a 3-pointer by senior swingman Kurt Steidl with 4:51 left, and the score was knotted at 52-52 before Henson's decisive basket and free throw with 38.5 seconds to play.
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The actress gave a slight twist on her typical collection of all-black dresses, mixing it up with a low-key maxi dress featuring a smattering of pink flowers all over, a knotted halter neckline, a low back, and a classy touch of exposed sideboob.
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Her ensemble consisted of a black one-piece from Cosabella with a criss-cross halter neckline and a cutout at her midriff, completed with what appears to be a sheer lace sarong by House of CB knotted at her waist and a pair of stilettos.
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It was here in January last year, an hour past midnight on a Saturday night, that a young woman lay on the ground, unresponsive, her hair disheveled and knotted, her body covered in dirt and pine needles, and her dress hitched up above her waist.
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Right winger Marian Hossa knotted the score with a power-play goal — Chicago's second of the game — and center Artem Anisimov scored the winner 2:229 into overtime to give the Blackhawks a 29-22014 victory against the New Jersey Devils at Prudential Center.
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While the sweeping calotte style hat, which featured a self-knotted ribbon bow and delicate veiling, was made just for Meghan — in a color to match her wrap coat — the same style is available to buy (in a different shade of blue) for $1,925.
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Many of the signature looks from the late '60s — plush velours, heavily figured silks, foppishly high button collars, knotted cravats and suits in any (and every) shade other than gray, black or navy — can be traced back to pieces in his eponymous, hellfire-red emporium.
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Now in its seventh season, but the first without its star Nina Dobrev, The Vampire Diaries has limped along in more of a knotted mess than normal, even for a supernatural teen drama outgrowing its original school setting and beginning to contradict its own mythology.
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The Shape: Mind The GapThe Top: Knotted & PlungingYou may not have thought about it until now, but that wide space between your breasts lends itself perfectly to tops with plunging necklines and in-between-boob details, like this patterned blouse, which combines the two.
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On a recent evening, the chef Mako Okano stood behind the counter at Shabu Shabu Macoron, on the Lower East Side, looking a little like Rosie the Riveter: bandanna knotted around her head, the sleeves of her denim kimono rolled up to her elbows.
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"We're interested in this idea of going beyond the white box and creating a transition from just being a traditional art gallery to helping artists make things," said Mr. Lee, who works with artists who design the rugs, which are hand-knotted in Nepal.
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Reza's theater was like a crazy all-night gathering, everybody spinning and spinning and spinning and gradually everything just opens and opens and opens: a super-intense ritual to unwind all of this stuff that people have absently knotted themselves into, growing up in America.
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Next, draw the water and add the Fur drops, which are enriched with softening jojoba and grapeseed oils, or create Soveral's poultice: Combine the rolled oats with the hydrating palmarosa oil, transfer the mixture to a muslin cloth and tie up in a knotted ball.
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I've come to know some of the regular protesters, like Tyler, 22, a former government supporter who has become adept at dodging rubber bullets and buckshot behind a homemade shield painted blue, yellow and red to match the Venezuelan flag knotted around his neck.
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Experts in academia and government researchers tried to unravel a knotted tangle of factors: Women were contracting the virus from bisexual men; higher rates of sexually transmitted infections among black women facilitated the spread of H.I.V.; socioeconomic issues drove up the rates of all disease.
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It was mostly fun and games—a friar once played a donkey by getting down on all fours and waggling his knotted cintura bianca (belt) like a tail—but the subtext was clear: Here was a model we could emulate, an ideology we could subscribe to.
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The 213-year-old sat out the Flames' 21-22 setback in Nashville on Thursday, a decision that kept the Predators knotted with the Blues in the Central and moved them within one point of the Flames for the top wild-card spot in the Western Conference.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Former HUD secretary criticizes Bloomberg on housing policy Warren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism MORE (D-Mass.), meanwhile, are knotted in third place with 2628 percent support each.
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A diving, juggling 23-yard circus catch by Julian Edelman amid two defenders as they all tumbled to the ground sparked the game-tying drive that knotted it 28-28 in the last minute of regulation before White's two-yard touchdown run ended it in overtime.
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Poverty, pride, shame, misogyny, and violence are here knotted, echoing the tangle of conflicts that plague our society, and that become more intransigent as they overlap, producing situations wherein a victim of one type of violence — class oppression – in turn becomes an executor of another — sexual violence.
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"Sharp Poem" (1962) also contains no text, but it references the typewriter with a bit of dangling typewriter ribbon that hangs among knotted twine and a cluster of razorblades (used for the precise cutting required in his "rollages"), and has been rubbed onto the cardstock behind.
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The tangle of stories and explanations and contradictions by President Donald Trump, his lawyers and his press secretary about the payoff by Trump lawyer Michael Cohen of porn star Stormy Daniels before the 2016 election is knotted so tight it has become impossible to follow one thread.
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These essays trace the specifically knotted, yet exuberant experience of living in the world as a single woman, whose intellectual passions both brought her into the fold of the Ivy League and then, for years, entangled her within academia's particular variety of elite financial and professional precarity.
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Women's Cambridge Cashmere Raglan in Navy/Red Stripe, $159A crew-neck sweater half-tucked into high-rise jeans with either Chelsea boots or a '70s-tube-sock-loafer combo is my default fall look (give or take a knotted belt and some hastily layered pendant necklaces).
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Saad pulled Columbus within 113-211 with his first goal of the game at 218:11 of the second and then knotted the score at 3 when he snuck a rebound past Comrie after an initial shot from the point by Alexander Wennberg at 12:35.
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It's not too hard a stretch of the imagination to envision Miku in Fyodor Golan's pieces, either: Giant knotted bows, jackets tied samurai-style at the side, over-blown tutus, pastel-blue denims against hardened black leathers, and a truck-load of soft Pepto Bismol pinks.
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" So, while the cloven-hoof candlesticks, swords, and knotted curses in jars might be a bit startling, the intent of the Preston Manor exhibition is to celebrate a woman who both practiced spiritual divination and strove to answer questions like, "How can I find a witches' coven?
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Outside polling stations on the eastern edge of London, among the very few parts of the capital that voted for Brexit in 2016, people poured out their frustrations, fed up with the ineptitude, indecision and chicanery that they said had knotted up British politics for three years.
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The conceptual one was accretive: layers piled on or slung over each other, shirts used to cinch overcoats, bandannas knotted on everything, including the tidily rolled up blankets that the models carried and that were a long way from the average dirt-encrusted "crustys" sleeping bag.
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Antique Brass Newt Scamander Monogram Pin & Pendant, $18.00 Red Microsuede Button Up T-Strap Heels, $72.00 Tan Brown Lace Up Perforated Oxford Mid Heels, $42.00 Vintage Style Burgundy Velvet Knotted Turban, $12.00 Sure Fit Black Button Long Sleeved Texting Gloves, $20.00 The line also includes gorgeous plus-sized looks.
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LIMA, Peru — In a dry canyon strewn with the ruins of a long-dead city, archaeologists have made a discovery they hope will help unravel one of the most tenacious mysteries of ancient Peru: how to read the knotted string records, known as khipus, kept by the Incas.
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Until the plane lands at Piarco Airport, and I step foot out into the warm embrace of my homeland, my chest is always knotted with anxiety — the anxiety of struggling to merely survive; to get through 40-hour work weeks, internships, and a full-time college course load.
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Knotted in a tie for fourth at 7 under are France's Celine Boutier (66), England's Bronte Law (67), Germany's Caroline Masson (753), Rolex Rankings No. 2 Sung Hyun Park (70) of South Korea and English star Charley Hull (70), who has been a member at Woburn since age 23.
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Just next door, the Gilt City Warehouse Sale runs from Friday to Sunday with discounts of up to 80 percent on clothing, accessories, furniture and home décor, including a Saint Laurent Paris Sac de Jour carryall ($550, originally $2,750) and a Surya hand-knotted wool rug ($634, originally $3,170).
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Andrew looked at Willa, unsure which of them had permission to decide such things, their individual needs so intertwined—or knotted, as Andrew thought, when he woke up in the middle of the night and saw her sleeping by his side, this small expectant bump under the comforter.
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In this wild scenario, all three teams would be knotted at 9-6-1, the Packers would win the NFC North on the head-to-head tiebreaker (1-0-1 against the Lions) and the Lions would edge Washington based on their Week 7 head-to-head win.
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As the wives and handmaids form a prayer circle, each holding onto a long, knotted cord of green and red thread, we get a chilling reminder of all the thought and planning that had to go into these intricate rituals, devised in part by true-believer wives like Serena.
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For me, it was the droll way Mr. Warren, a creative director and stylist, both updated and queered the look of macho '70s blaxploitation film stars — the leather jacket with floppy lapels stitched in white, the snuggly mock turtleneck and the snugly knotted durag made from an Hermès scarf.
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But that stuff was just a pretext for Mr. Owens to play with volumes, primarily in a series of draped and knotted down-filled garments extruded and bulging, torqued and billowing, battling or succumbing to gravity in ways that evoked Nancy Rubins sculptures, by way of Charles James.
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After Halak denied McDavid on two quality scoring chances — including a 2-on-1 with the equally dangerous Draisaitl — later in the first, the Oilers finally knotted the score when Haas went five-hole after a Jake DeBrusk turnover on a failed clear at 7:41 of the second.
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The Tommy Hilfiger co-designer headed to JFK airport wearing an oversized Frame denim jacket covered in patches, a cropped vintage muscle tee, and a pair of lace-up leather pants, accessorized with slip-on loafers, pink sunglasses, and a handful of carefully knotted dreadlocks pulled back into her braided bun.
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In a would-be hightail worthy of a Wild West movie, Ryan Bundy, who was at the helm of a weeks-long armed occupation of a wildlife refuge in Oregon earlier this year, allegedly plotted to escape from a county jail using a rope he hand-knotted from bed sheets.
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Diablo 3 weaves through setting after dire setting, delving into torture dungeons devised by a mad king, a city beset by death with bodies choking buildings and streets, and even the streets of the High Heavens itself where angels, hopeless against the onslaught of hell, stand impaled by knotted black spikes.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MIAMI — Laura Lima's The Inverse isn't experienced so much as it's encountered: the massive swath of rope, deep blue and thickly knotted, traverses the entirety of the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) Miami's Atrium Gallery, looping itself over beams and columns and scraping the floor.
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Although her earliest works are open-warp variations of the coarser wall hangings sold commercially at the fairs, from early on, Mukherjee rejected the traditional loom in favor of makeshift frames and armatures on which she knotted and entwined various fibers by hand, which liberated her works from the wall.
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Beaten to nothingness below the waist, the figure, with blank, brown circles for eyes and a white slice of card stock for a smile, hangs from the ceiling by a knotted rope and spins around, moved by both the changing air currents and the numbers of visitors circulating through the gallery.
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But for day 2, the Kimoji entrepreneur opted for something slightly more covered up, swapping out the bra top for a grey Dolce & Gabbana t-shirt, knotted at the waist and laced-up the front, which she wore with a simple pair of black thong bikini bottoms by L*Space.
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There are not many Kentucky Derbys that can be proclaimed over moments after they have started, but losing betting tickets were being crumpled in knotted fists as soon as Nyquist floated out of the first turn and then skipped down the backstretch as if he had just gotten out of school.
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Combining methodically knotted melodies with amphetamine pace, the band presented a singular aesthetic—one halfway between the sound of the post-punk revival, the scent of a hot-boxed garden shed and, in their lightest moments, a transcendental tone tailored to fit 6AM comedowns and those last precious moments of euphoria.
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Also skirt suits, the jackets marked by oversize belt loops left empty to just suggest the idea of waist; rough-edge leather tops tied on at the shoulders and sides in lilac and emerald green; geometric Midcentury Modern knits; sleeveless devoré velvet columns in a chevron pattern, knotted at the neck.
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In other words, when the dapper tailored suits the candidate wore in both his ministry days and at the start of his campaign — invariably with a sky-blue shirt and Windsor-knotted, solid-color four-in-hand tie — first drew attention for their obvious price tags, he promptly ditched them.
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Gorgeous balloon tops slouched off a shoulder over skirts gathered and knotted on a hip; long, fluted leathers spouted petticoats of frills; simple scoop-necked bias gowns were caught under a crocheted floral net; puffed-out coats cocooned the body; and apron frocks were just hanging on, clinging beautifully to possibility.
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FROM PEN: EW's Top Ten Rom-Com Movie Moments J.Lo attended the N.Y.C. event wearing a long sleeve, off-shoulder dress in a peachy (some might say Millennial pink) shade with a knotted detail along the neckline and a very high side slit from Elie Saab Haute Couture's Spring/Summer 2017 Collection.
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Corey Kluber set a World Series record with eight strikeouts in the first three innings en route to a 6-0 Indians win in Tuesday's opener and Jake Arrieta took a no-hitter into the sixth Wednesday as the Cubs knotted the series at one win apiece with a 33-1 triumph.
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Hailee first wore the striped grey and pink Monse dress, which resembles a dress shirt worn backwards with buttons up the back and a knotted hemline composed of two faux sleeves, to Swarovski's #bebrilliant event in NYC last Tuesday, pairing it with a simple pair of black and silver high-heeled sandals.
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The company's fall 2017 collection includes such offerings as a slip dress topped by an outsize biker jacket stamped with the legend "Not Your Baby"; a shrunken T-shirt raffishly knotted over a ballerina-length tulle skirt; and a two-piece knitwear ensemble topped with a plushly overscale bathrobe of a coat.
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For the first time you can eat a real meal there, while you watch the Grand Central-bound commuters outside and the cotton candy-bound regulars inside, generally a mature group in tightly knotted ties or heels that echo down the corridor to the dining room like the ticking of a grandfather clock.
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She is also part of the Brooklyn Museum's group show "Radical Women: Latin American Art, 1960–1985" and has her own separate installation there, for which she created a giant quipu, a record-keeping device made from knotted threads that was used by ancient Andeans and a recurring art form in Vicuña's practice.
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In the rooms Mr. Furth designs, he likes to install unexpected pieces by contemporary artists and designers: a metal console table festooned with woven textiles that he developed with Tanya Aguiñiga; a chandelier of knotted electrical cord by Kwangho Lee; a coffee table resembling a spill of liquid bronze by Stefan Bishop.
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More, the entire show demonstrated definitively that while underlying abstract concepts, formal inquiries, and concerns about agency drove the making of this work, one understood — by, for example, looking at Francoise Grossen's heavily knotted, hanging yarns — that craft, that is skilled handiwork, is often an essential aspect of work we regard as successful.
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The poll shows Warren at 3.23% and Biden at 23.2% among Democratic voters and independent voters who lean Democratic, and is the first major national poll to show Warren in this strong a position since polling in Iowa and New Hampshire also found the two knotted at the top of the field.
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Right next to the photograph, a sculpture of two tin cans tied by a knotted string highlights a certain futility, while on the wall opposite, "Iphigenia/Titus Andronicus"(1985) and "Hasenblut" (Hare's blood, 1971–79) symbolize the pain of the individual in the face of evil and attempts at repentance and regeneration.
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And, well, if Trump is seeing lots of bad news about himself (when he searches for news about himself) let's just say we're sure that Freud would have had a field day unpicking the knotted implications of Trump having such navel-gazing obsession with news sources he continually professes to hate and claims are "fake".
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The Knights scored within 1:28 of a Jets&apos goal in each of the first four games -- a crushing 12 seconds after Winnipeg tied Game 3, and an equally gut-wrenching 43 seconds after the Jets knotted Game 4 -- but they managed to take the game to the locker rooms tied 1-1.
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Silfverberg knotted the score with his 18th goal of the season at 9:41 on a top-shelf backhand shot and then Rakell followed with his second goal of the game, his 26th of the season, at 9:57 of the second, converting a rebound of a Hampus Lindholm shot from the left point.
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But what if the bouquet breaks free to snake up the edge of a door, lies on the tile floor like a thick, knotted carpet or gathers above our heads — an unruly poof of twisted, thorny stems and palm fronds laced improbably with purplish-black hydrangea — like a stop-motion explosion, miraculous and disorienting?
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Well over half the artists, though, were new to me; their art ranges from the soporifically one-note (bananas hanging from a chandelier, nations' flags knotted together, a boat with black hands rising from the hull) to the freer and more poetic, as in a free-standing painting with collaged photographs by Louisa Marajo.
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Put on "Broken Glass" by Annie Lennox and I will instantly slide back down my spine to our old Honda; a mess of warm ready salted Pringle crumbs decorating my lap, the bib of my dungarees lying across my fleshless tits like a clipboard, woozily staring down at the tiny knotted strands of my latest friendship bracelet.
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In the gloom of the basement bar, which is divided up by black drapes hung from the ceiling to create curtained-off play areas, the sophistication of the guests' attire ranges from baggy, charity shop pleated trousers scuffed at the knees to immaculately-pressed Kilgour two-pieces with cutaway collared shirts and lush, expansive double-Windsor knotted Hermes ties.
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On Friday, she shared a recent date night look on Instagram set to the tune of Yo Gotti's "Rake It Up," which included an Alexis striped dress that knotted at the waist, layered gold necklaces, white cat-eye shades by Pared Eyewear, Stella McCartney's new Sneak-Elyse shoes, and a Louis Vuitton x Supreme graphic clutch.
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FROM PEN: Check Out Kat Graham's Beaded Camp Shirt From 'The Parent Trap' Instead of the usual celebrity athleisure, Gaga went for full-on vacation glamour, wearing an all black ensemble by Rachel Comey composed of a one-shoulder ruffled and knotted crop-top paired with a fitted black maxi skirt with a flared and slightly ruffled bottom.
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Though they face long odds, Mr. Patrick and Mr. Bloomberg have already unnerved the other candidates in a race that has reached a hazy equilibrium, with Mr. Biden leading in the national polls, usually followed by Ms. Warren, and with both of them knotted up in the earliest-voting states with Mr. Sanders and Mr. Buttigieg.
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Plus, there was the undeniable success of "Redbone," Gambino's first big hit achieved through his new M.O. of balancing earnestness with a touch of knowing absurdity, an approach that was already being further developed in Atlanta (whose lead character's name is a homonym for "Urn," maybe not intentionally but you can never know with the intricately knotted Gambino-verse).
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That debate is playing out in some ways in the House, where Democrats have been knotted up in an internal battle over whether Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, who hails from one of the wealthiest, most liberal districts in the nation, ought to make room at the top for a new leader, possibly from a Rust Belt state.
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Edmonton knotted it at 1 at 9:36 when Jones grabbed his own rebound off a blocked shot and beat Vasilevskiy for his third of the season, but Gourde potted a marker for his second straight game by converting over Smith's blocker on a breakaway attempt at 13:01 after his steal in the neutral zone.
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Like the outfits they wore after all the festivities ended: two lovely, very springy, graphic maxi dresses, with Samira opting for a floral print sheath with knotted cutouts at the waist and a pink parasol, while Lauren went for a dress with an architectural sleeve and bold blue and white stripe paired with a pink umbrella for photo op perfection.
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While they don't actually look like anything sent down the runway, the suede fabric, the knotted detailing, and the sharp-but-sweet silhouette are reminiscent of Maria Grazia Chiuri's fall 2017 collection for the label — her all-blue, feminist manifesto of sorts has trickled down fast-fashion and dominated street style, so it's no surprise we're getting Dior vibes from these $119 Zadan Pointy Toe Booties.
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A lesser-known play whose labyrinthine plot encompasses a beheading, cross-dressing and the ascent from on high of no less a figure than Jupiter on the way to its wonder-filled finish, "Cymbeline" here emerges as an irresistible slice of Shakespearean esoterica, its sense of amazement very much shared by the audience by the time its revelation-packed ending puts the knotted yarn to rights.
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She's also the one responsible for this Giorgio Armani moment at the SAG Awards, dressing Millie to match the carpet she walked in on in a candy apple red column gown with a ruched neckline, lace cap sleeves, and a crimson rope belt knotted at her waist, all finished off with a delicate bejeweled Jennifer Behr headband and an Edie Parker clutch covered in hearts.
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Turks in Fatih tend to take Erdogan's side in all his knotted-up foreign and domestic entanglements, not just the failed coup but his disputes with Russia, his tortured relations with America, his brutal conflict with the Kurds, his leniency toward jihadist fighters passing through Turkey to take part in Syria's civil war, his horse trading with the European Union over refugees fleeing Syria.
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Certainly, the bunch of millennial celebs in the front row at Miu Miu — Stacy Martin, Zoe Kazan, Rowan Blanchard and Lucy Boynton, among them — hooting and hollering with glee as they watched Elle Fanning, 19, open the show in a big suede jacket and big bouffant, a scarf knotted just so around her neck, seemed to think it was a hell of a fun idea.
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To uniform the "imperfect and flawed and vulnerable" anti-athletes who Mr. Risso felt have been shut out by fashion, he devised nerdy high-waist skater shorts in felted mohair; nylon Windbreakers rolled and knotted at the waist; floaty bathrobes printed with patterns drawn from the work of the American painter Betsy Podlach and checked cabana suits, whose wide legs were lopped off at pedal pusher height.
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Related: 'We are going to light up the whole country on fire': The arson that led to the Oregon militia standoff In a would-be hightail worthy of a Wild West movie, Ryan Bundy, who was at the helm of a weeks-long armed occupation of a wildlife refuge in Oregon earlier this year, allegedly plotted to escape from a county jail using a rope he hand-knotted from bed sheets.
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Though Millie Bobby Brown is the newly minted face of Calvin Klein by Appointment, for tonight's ceremony she opted for Giorgio Armani, matching the carpet she walked in on in a candy apple red column gown with a ruched neckline, lace cap sleeves, and a crimson rope belt knotted at her waist, all finished off with a delicate bejeweled Jennifer Behr headband and an Edie Parker clutch covered in hearts.
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Then summer's small fruits, hard and sour, hot sidewalk, hot forehead, hot breath of August at the window and still no way to warm you, huddled at the heater, stifling wool and cups of tea and soup and steam, sour sweater, stinking socks, tissues knotted on the floor and all the ways we meant to say goodbye forgotten, no ferry now to Coronado, no starlit swim at Mazatlán.
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