Customers are sure lapping up plans with bigger data buckets.
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But some tourists are lapping up a dream vacation on the cheap.
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He haunted the Museum of Cinema, lapping up movies by foreign auteurs.
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Gym bae bought it, graciously lapping up my lies like strawberry whey powder.
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The only sound is the soft, peaceful hum of the ocean lapping up against the shore.
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For months, we've been lapping up every single leak and rumor that has spilled onto the internet.
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Known as "dunes," the incredible glowing shapes look like waves lapping up a beach in the sky.
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Footage on social media showed intense flames lapping up the front of a low-rise residential building.
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In the crowd was her partner and number one fan Alex Rodriguez, who was lapping up the performance.
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Skrillex was ascending and North Americans were lapping up all the wubs they could get their hands on.
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Video that she shared to Twitter showed the water lapping up against the house and vehicles parked outside.
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CNN footage from one of those rallies last year shows Cesar Sayoc lapping up the anti-CNN sentiment.
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"Investors are lapping up any sign of positivity and any excuse to get pushed up the risk curve," Markets.
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If these people are making money, then they're still going to be working — because we're still lapping up their work.
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The media is lapping up the salacious storyline as it plays out in courtrooms and arbitration hearings across Los Angeles.
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We outnumber both male writers and readers in the genre, lapping up books about serial killers, rape, and psychological torment.
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Platys Gialos is also known for being good for water sports, though I saw people only lapping up the waves.
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Aerial photos on Saturday showed water lapping up against the base's single runway, with some aircraft still parked on the base.
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Hummingbirds are the ultimate sugar junkies, lapping up the sweet syrupy nectar inside of flowers to get a quick energy boost.
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I now tend to take pleasure in making disparaging remarks about Kanye West or Joey Essex and lapping up their outrage.
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Newspapers and magazines are full of reassessments of the Wiedervereinigung (reunification); westerners are lapping up memoirs and polemics by eastern authors.
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But without extensive preparation, Trump is more likely to use his time on the trip lapping up the hospitality and celebrating himself.
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Bears raiding Dumpsters in a campground or, say, lapping up bacon grease behind an outfitter's tent were often shot as scary nuisances.
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Acclaimed thespian Ian McKellen, playing "Theater Cat" Gus (short for Asparagus), lapping up milk from a shallow bowl resting at chin height.
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There was blood everywhere, and when I came to, my cat was lapping up the scarlet puddle that had pooled around my head.
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But with the current ballot initiative facing so much opposition, he's leaving that battle for another time and lapping up the immediate attention.
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Day trip to neighboring Phi Phi islands or simply savor the sights by doing nothing but lapping up the sea and Thai massages.
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Consumers are lapping up gold at a time supply is declining, helping underpin a rally in the precious metal, a market participant said Monday.
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A tall drag queen, calling herself Lady MAGA, was surrounded by attendees, lapping up the attention she was getting as the token queer conservative.
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Are liberals so busy lapping up every second of Donald Glover's groundbreaking "Atlanta" that they're too busy to watch any other show remotely like it?
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Water was rising Saturday morning in a flood plain near the Waccamaw River, lapping up against homes and pooling over at least one main road.
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She started going nuts for the new Wellness formula, meowing loudly and lapping up every last bit, which meant that we had to keep buying it.
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Since departing Washington last Friday, Trump has been lapping up the positive attention that has become a hallmark of his southern getaways to Mar-a-Lago.
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On Monday, Lewis captured video showing Freeport's main airport mostly underwater — a virtual lake lapping up against the windows of the building Lewis was standing in.
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There won't be any footage of flames lapping up from the basement or smoke inhalation victims being wheeled into ambulances through the drizzling gloom—not tonight anyway.
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Their self-titled Sub Pop debut, out this time next week, sounds effortless, Ben Guterl and Duke Greene's guitar melodies lapping up around Ava Trilling's calescent vocals.
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Were I LeBron, I'd fall asleep to the final call every night, with the sound of the water lapping up against my enormous yacht as white noise.
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But while viewers around the world seem to be lapping up our national reality TV show, are we, the citizens of America, going to get anything out of it?
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And with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberals and the opposition Conservatives neck and neck in the polls, he said Mr. Bernier threatened the Conservatives by lapping up vital votes.
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Near the community of Wards Corner in that county, US 421 was a virtual lake, with waters lapping up to homes on either side, video from a CNN crew showed.
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Behind the house there's more water — almost half a million gallons of it — lapping up against man-made beaches, flowing down a lazy river and surging down two giant water slides.
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" Cramer's game plan: Oil's big defining moment Cramer: Expect the opposite for growth stocks Cramer Remix: Market could be lapping up Apple Outerwall: "OUTR is like trading down in the draft.
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But strong Chinese demand for super-chilled LNG has dampened the allure of projects in other countries by lapping up excess supply, and new entrants are trying to develop smaller ventures.
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Like the charged crowd at a James Brown concert, Sidibé captures Malian youth lapping up a taste of postcolonial West Africa, forming a new youth culture, creating their own adolescent worlds.
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Whether the South will ease up on these restrictions remains to be seen, but for now Sokcho's locals are lapping up its town's newfound fame and welcoming Pokémon trainers with open arms.
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They are used to playing in front of sparse galleries at tournaments south of the border, and are lapping up a chance to enjoy the limelight and the support of large crowds.
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And while Indian manufacturers, like their counterparts elsewhere, complain about inexpensive Chinese products flooding the market, Indian consumers are lapping up everything from cheap Chinese phones and toys to clothes made in China.
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When goat birth goes well, the tiny, limp baby fires out in a red and yellow slime of blood, burst sacs, and fluids, which its mother will immediately begin lapping up with her tongue.
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In the 203s, we were nostalgic for the 220s, lapping up sunny reminders of the past like Grease, Happy Days and Sha Na Na. In the 22017s, the 280s was our nostalgic cultural catnip.
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China's Xi and his autocratic Russian ally, Vladimir Putin, must be lapping up this election cycle as Trump lathers faux sympathy on Biden, labeling him "Poor" Joe Biden over allegations of inappropriate conduct with women.
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LVMH reported higher interim profits late on Tuesday and said Chinese shoppers were still lapping up goods at its major brands like Louis Vuitton, easing fears of waning demand in the luxury industry's biggest market.
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As ever, it's the type of record that you could leave on in the background, Krgovich's languid vocals, soft bass, slide guitar interludes, and occasional horn solos lapping up like waves on a sparsely populated beach.
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Mom would get up from her chair for half a minute and turn around to find Emma in her place, lapping up the coffee she'd left on the table beside the recliner and finishing off the oatmeal too.
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Ms. Leyva's Samira, however, remains irresolute, lapping up the flaming confessions of love from Jeison, as well as the riotous sex, but reluctant to break with a husband who, while remote and dull, has at least proved steady.
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In that county, high water was lapping up against homes in a rural area near the community of El Reno on Tuesday morning, and fire departments' swift water rescue teams were using boats to take residents to drier land.
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The experiment behind the paper was inspired when Federica Bertocchini, an amateur beekeeper who is also a biologist at Cantabria University, in Spain, noticed caterpillars chewing holes through the wax in some of her hives and lapping up the honey.
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But audiences at the Edinburgh Festival are lapping up a light-hearted sung comedy version, "Brexit The Musical", a sellout featuring a cavorting Boris Johnson, the most prominent Brexit campaigner, in matching Union Jack underpants and socks, looking for a lost plan.
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Cramer's game plan: Oil's big defining moment Cramer: Expect the opposite for growth stocks Cramer Remix: Market could be lapping up Apple Even General Motors reported and confirmed that its numbers from China were up year over year for the first quarter.
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Cramer's game plan: Oil's big defining moment Cramer: Expect the opposite for growth stocks Cramer Remix: Market could be lapping up Apple Cramer attributed some of Southwest's strength to the fact that it is primarily a domestic airline without many flights going overseas.
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Along with lapping up ice cream, Tito is also bringing in the Instagram likes, making frequent adorable #Caturday appearances on Dunst's social networks To read more about what Dunst and Tito are up to, pick up the current issue of PEOPLE — on newsstands now.
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At Duke, I noticed that, while the jazz world is increasingly defined by pluralism — lapping up influences from across the cultural spectrum — Monk's influence stands tall and firm, a kind of grounding force and perhaps the genre's closest thing to a unit of artistic measure.
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A bear who couldn&apost apparently bear the temperatures any longer was recorded lapping up a margarita and hanging in an unheated hot tub at a California home over the weekend — proving the furry mammals have more in common with humans than science may have taught us.
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Withdrawing from the Paris Agreement does not put America first: There's no question, at this point, that millions of Americans will suffer for their government's climate denial—among them the wealthy; the poor, marginalized communities used to governmental apathy; and the Trump voters currently lapping up his climate-denial.
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Cramer's game plan: Oil's big defining moment Cramer: Expect the opposite for growth stocks Cramer Remix: Market could be lapping up Apple Likewise, Morgan Stanley had a 25 percent headcount reduction in fixed income, and Goldman Sachs indicated it cut its fixed income, currency and commodity workforce by 10 percent.
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Consider, for instance, the cherub-studded fountain in the middle of the Camellón de los Mártires plaza, where a man was dunking his feet and washing his flip-flops—and where, five minutes later, I found another man splashing his face in the same water and lapping up every other handful.
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It wasn't until that first open-water dive, when Hozoji was in her late 21881s, that she became conscious of water as a true force of nature, though she says she's felt pulled toward it her whole life, receiving a constant background signal from what has nearly always been lapping up against her backyard.
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The book impresses in many senses: It stamps the memory with an afterimage; it successfully explores larger ideas about politics and art (the mind is never still while reading it); it has the satisfying, epic sweep of a 19th-century Russian novel, spanning three generations and lapping up against the shores of two continents.
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At many of the hustings, the rooms appear mostly in Johnson's favor, lapping up his main messages that he will lead Britain out of the EU, with or without a divorce deal, and that he is the best Conservative to beat off electoral threats from Labour and a new Brexit Party led by veteran euroskeptic Nigel Farage.
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With TV channels following his every move and lapping up his verbal barbs, Nisar has become a thorn in the side of the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) and its founder Nawaz Sharif, whose third stint as prime minister was cut short in July when the Supreme Court disqualified him over a small undeclared source of income.
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The local rat population from the nearby landfill site have been lapping up the bonanza of discarded and unused sweetcorn, groundbait and pellets.
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Adults remain underground through the winter, initially remaining in their pupal cell. They emerge in the summer and live for 6-8 months. The adults' diet is not well known, but they have been observed lapping up the sap of ash trees.
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Lomachenko was coached by his father Anatoly Lomachenko from a young age. He claims that if his father had not been a boxing coach he probably would have chosen to play ice hockey professionally."Lomachenko lapping up the applause". International Boxing Association.
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Engine 43 was the first firefighting unit to arrive at the scene and reported seeing heavy smoke and flames in one of the windows. As firefighters started fighting the fire it had grown with flames breaking through windows and lapping up the side of the building.
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Has a rapid unidirectional flight and frequently changes course, hopping up and down in its flight path. Difficult to catch. Known to bask in the sun. Attracted to damp patch and has greater tolerance to other butterflies and humans while lapping up the mineral rich moisture.
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" He concluded: "Food Network porn, hot, middle-age sex and a happy, if slightly bittersweet, ending. For a particular audience – but not just for that audience – what's not to love?" Peter Travers of Rolling Stone called the film an "unapologetic chick flick" and wrote that "you don't have to feel guilty for lapping up this froth. Just don't expect nourishment.
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The suture is horizontal, lapping up on the superior whorl and is only distinct from the angle at which the whorls meet. The aperture is short and pear-shaped, angled above and channelled below. The outer lip is very thin .It has a wide U-shaped sinus lying close up to the suture, from which it is separated by a very minute shelf.
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The spire is not much elevated, but a little scalar. The apex of the specimen is eroded. The 5 whorls are rounded and increase rapidly in size and become inflated on the base of the shell. The suture is impressed near the apex, while towards the aperture it becomes filled up, and is finally marginated, by the body whorl lapping up rather coarsely on the previous one.
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His drinking dominated, and I suspect drugs too; his wives, he'd say, were like shackles. And he was finding it hard to face a camera. The drinking had angered Warner Bros and he was about to be let go."Longstreet p 158 Longstreet says Anne Sheridan was known for "lapping up the sauce" as well, and claims Walsh told him "Kid, write it fast.
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Strangely, he is the only one able to see or hear them. Neil, the St. Bernard, loves martinis and a running gag is the invisible dog lapping up the drink. The Kerbys try to bring some excitement and joy into the life of stodgy and conservative Topper. The ghosts cause strange (but humorous) events to happen, which an embarrassed Cosmo has to try to explain to others baffled—and even frightened—by them.
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The labium forms a sheath around a set of stylets that consist of an outer pair of mandibles and an inner pair of maxillae. In lapping flies, a proboscis is formed from mostly the labium specialized for lapping up liquids. The labial palps form a labella which have sclerotized bands for directing liquid to a hypopharangeal stylet, through which the fly can imbibe liquids. In Lepidopterans, the fluid-sucking proboscis is formed entirely from the galea of the maxillae although labial palps are also present.
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Another contributor to Inside Soap branded Nancy "the shining star of the calamitous Carter clan". They went on to say "We reckon she'd been the Carters' secret strength in recent months. And we love naughty Nancy lapping up the other dramas she sees from behind the bar with a cheeky smirk on her face!". In the episode broadcast in the UK on 14 February 2014, Nancy wore part of a Gaelic Athletic Association sports kit from St Patrick's College in Ballymena, and it gained some media attention.
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Jiayang Fan, a staff writer of The New York Times, called Do Not Say We Have Nothing "a powerfully expansive novel", specifically calling Thien's "Book of Records" the root of the novel's "remarkable authenticity". Jennifer Senior, another writer for The New York Times, wrote that the book "impresses in many senses. ... It successfully explores larger ideas about politics and art. ... It has the satisfying, epic sweep of a 19th-century Russian novel, spanning three generations and lapping up against the shores of two continents".
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At that time, the Land Motorsport Porsche found itself in the lead with Niclas Kentenich behind the wheel, but the young German was put under massive pressure by Claudia Hürtgen in the Al Faisal Racing BMW Z4 Coupe M, who was lapping up to twelve seconds per lap faster than the Porsche. Eventually, Kentenich drove the victory home for the Land Motorsport Porsche team, finishing just 49.676 seconds ahead of the BMW. The Besaplast Racing Porsche finished third, although finishing driver Sebastian Asch had to overcome massive brake problems in his final stint.
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Suetonius ( Tiberius, 45, 1) reports that Tiberius himself was mocked for his lecherous habits in an Atellan farce, after which the saying "the old goat lapping up the doe" (hircum vetulum capreis naturam ligurire) became popular. In the 20s AD, the growth in popularity and revival of the Atellan plays met the disapproval of an older generation of patricians and senators. The performances became so obnoxious that, in 28 AD, all who performed in the farces were banished from Italy. The Augustan History records that Hadrian furnished performances of Atellan Farces at banquets.
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Pastor Maldonado became the fifth winner in as many races in GP2 in 2010 following a dominant victory in Turkey. Rapax driver Maldonado got past polesitter Davide Valsecchi (iSport) at the start and never looked troubled, lapping up to a second quicker than his rivals before slowing down in the final stages of the race and settling for a huge victory margin of 17.9 seconds. There was rather more competition for the remaining podium places. Valsecchi spent the first stint trying to hold off Sergio Pérez, only for the Mexican to leapfrog him in the pits.
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After claiming pole position for the German Grand Prix, Pironi was also busy testing a new-composition Goodyear rain tyre (under the guidance of Mauro Forghieri) in untimed practice. The "new-spec" Goodyear rain tyres proved to be very successful, with Pironi lapping up to 2.5 seconds faster than newly recruited teammate Patrick Tambay driving the sister Ferrari. (Pironi: 2 min 10.9 sec, Tambay: 2 min 13.4 sec) Racing journalists at the circuit were quick to say Pironi was driving "like a mad man." In defense of Pironi, Forghieri said the substantial differences in the lap times between the two sets of Goodyears were no surprise to the team.
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This direct transmission technique involves them cutting the skin with their mouths, then lapping up the blood along with connective tissue fluid. This means a good indicator of disease would be looking at trypanosome density in capillary blood and connective tissue. After transferring the infectious organisms to the host species, the flies leave to rest and during that time transmission was successful only in some cases. Because the trypanosomes remain in the food canal of the flies for 4–8 hours depending on the species, the flies can feed off of one animal's blood more than one time, thus increasing the chance of successful transmission.
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The following description is from USGS Bulletin 798 by C. R. Longwell in 1928: > In all the large intermontane valleys adjacent to the Muddy Mountains and > neighboring ranges there are thick clays or silts and associated deposits > that have been relatively little disturbed by crustal deformation. As a rule > they form belts from a fraction of a mile to several miles wide on each side > of present stream valleys, above which the clay outcrops rise to a maximum > height of approximately 600 feet. Adjacent to the high lands they feather > out, lapping up on the older rocks. Between the Muddy and Virgin Mountains > the area occupied by the clays is from 9 to 12 miles wide.
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To the east of the Serpentine, just beyond the dam, is London's Holocaust Memorial. The 7 July Memorial in the park commemorates the victims of 7 July 2005 London bombings. The Standing Stone is a monolith at the centre of the Dell, in the east of Hyde Park. Made of Cornish stone, it was originally part of a drinking fountain, though an urban legend was established, claiming it was brought from Stonehenge by Charles I. An assortment of unusual sculptures are scattered around the park, including: Still Water, a massive horse head lapping up water; Jelly Baby Family, a family of giant Jelly Babies standing on top of a large black cube; and Vroom Vroom, which resembles a giant human hand pushing a toy car along the ground.
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Randell Roberts of the Los Angeles Times described "Cockiness (Love It)" and another track from the album, "Birthday Cake", as the "breast and booty" of Talk That Talk but noted that they failed to capture the raunchiness that they set out to achieve. Melissa Maerz of Entertainment Weekly also wrote that "Cockiness (Love It)" and "Birthday Cake" were the most provocative songs on the album, describing them as "I-like-it-rough tracks", but criticized them for being album fillers designed to get the listener out of the bedroom and on to the dance floor. Jon Caramanica of The New York Times wrote that Rihanna appeared to be channelling Swedish singer-songwriter and rapper Neneh Cherry on "Cockiness (Love It)" in a "pseudo-melodic" impersonation. Caramanica continued to praise the song and called it a "triumph", writing that the singer "[eases] out come-ons as if she were lapping up milk".
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