Stephen Colbert normally launches into his monologue with some jokes.
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" Then she launches into a devastating version of "Appalachian Memories.
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Alas, the video ends before Posh Spice launches into song.
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With no time to spare, Luke launches into a full reenactment.
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When they say they don't, he launches into a glorified autobiography.
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He launches into a speech about Americans and their obsession with fear.
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See all the stars when Ad Astra launches into theaters Sept. 20.
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Khadir gulps his glass of syrupy tea before he launches into a tirade.
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Without missing a beat, Plowright launches into a story that proves Smith right.
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When Renton launches into a new "Choose Life" monologue it feels overly contrived.
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Dalyac launches into what is clearly a well-rehearsed and evidently polished pitch.
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After a half-hearted chant, Lawrence then launches into a quote from Bridesmaids.
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Another thing to look for is how the preparer launches into the process.
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Double-click the Assistant button and the G27 launches into Google Lens mode.
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O'Rourke takes the stage and launches into an unapologetic progressive vision for Texas.
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Then he launches into listing imaginary goods, calling on fake bidders and raising prices.
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He makes his way over to her and launches into his pre-proposal speech.
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She then launches into a musical number about being a girl from outer space.
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There have been almost nightly Gazan rocket launches into Israel, so far without casualties.
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When Moore returns to the table, he launches into his reasons for leaving the franchise.
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Wet, disheveled, he arrives in the studio late one night and launches into a monologue.
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Leontes then launches into a linguistic delirium that scholars are still scratching their heads over.
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And it's the last thing he says before he launches into a song about Chris Farley.
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Giving her name as Nirmala, she launches into an account of a marriage gone horribly wrong.
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No sooner does she catch sight of me than she launches into the usual daily litany.
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Despite the experience of Mauá, Brazil's political leaders were unwavering, turning vessel launches into political rallies.
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He launches into "Take Five" on his saxophone, leaving his case open for bills and coins.
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A bombastic intro theme announces their shimmy-powered arrival before Tina launches into Sly Stone's recent hit.
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" This is a thing Taylor's fans say just before she launches into the first verse of "Delicate.
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The trailer then launches into motorcycle chases, fist fights, shootouts, and a particularly hair-raising helicopter chase.
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Shepherd, a step ahead, launches into a faux-concerning missive about how she pities the Underwoods' marriage.
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Instead, Gadsby launches into a shrewd and impassioned dissection of misogyny, homophobia, art history and especially comedy.
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In the final minutes she launches into a harrowing dance of death, filled with thrashing, convulsive movements.
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The host often launches into an introduction while the guest sits quietly in the same sound booth.
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And then she launches into "Respect," perhaps the most iconic — and influential — of her many, many hits.
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At times, Lynch launches into full experimental abstraction, tearing the story away from anything tethering it to Earth.
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When the new Twitch Desktop App launches into beta later this month, it will be available from download.twitch.tv.
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Kirk Douglas, seldom a relaxed performer, launches into the role of van Gogh and switches to maximum clench.
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"It's so cute," she says as she walks in, then launches into a quick Italian exchange with Quaglia.
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As she launches into the songs, layered vocal loops and hand-played synthesizer lines billow outward and upward.
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The Palmetto State hosts the last early-state contest before the presidential primary season launches into high gear.
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"Hurricane" Nita Strauss, Cooper's longstanding string siren, launches into one of the most epic, and indulgent, guitar solos.
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Leto launches into a conversation about a technology project he's working on… "10 minutes!" announces a production crew guy.
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Francis launches into a fragile falsetto for the chorus in what might be his most earnest expression of yearning.
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Listening to it is like staring at the cosmos and holding your chest as your psyche launches into space.
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After the mayor's speech, a brass band in uniform launches into a shaky rendition of "The Blue Danube" waltz.
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When enabled, the button launches into the Bixby Home hub and when held down, it fires up Bixby voice.
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But as the band launches into "Spin Around," (a true banger) Alan M. shows up, and declares his love.
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But before Lara Jean can tell Peter how she feels, he launches into his own heartfelt confession of love.
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For every poor student that the Ivy League launches into the middle class, CUNY alone launches more than six.
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He launches into an impressive series of tips and tricks that puts our own evening skin-care rituals to shame.
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But after blasting jocks in that song, the band launches into a raw version of the insipid Gilligan's Island theme.
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When the Stormtrooper model launches into its cleaning routine, it says, "Let's go" and plays the main Star Wars theme.
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Dressed in an emerald green dress, The Leftovers star then launches into a bout of funny faces and maniacal dancing.
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Once he's up, Musk launches into a blistering schedule that breaks his time into a series of five-minute slots.
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Lorelai launches into a caffeine-fueled rant that proves she hasn't lost it — and neither has creator/writer Amy Sherman-Palladino.
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The footage then launches into Rodriguez and Lopez crushing their workout, which includes more boxing exercises, kettlebell lifts and machine work.
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Thomas launches into an impassioned tirade against those who are against abortion but don't bother turning up to vigils and actions.
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And just when I feel safe around a corner, he launches into the air, hundreds of feet above...hovering. Waiting. Watching.
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Without warning she launches into a cartwheel on the bowl's edge, before skating backwards and alighting into a series of jumps.
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When a head crab appears, you have a few beats, maybe a second or so, before it launches into the air.
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A Russian Soyuz rocket launches into space, as seen by NASA astronaut Christina Koch on the International Space Station, Sept. 25.
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And then, before even giving his seatmate a chance to respond, he launches into an explanation of his witty turn-of-phrase.
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A gray, grizzled, stocky officer, he launches into a explanation of the laws surrounding unauthorized access online, as well as password protection.
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When the therapist asks Rebecca if she ever spoke to her children about their father's addiction, Rebecca launches into a heartbreaking monologue.
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After an awkward exchange in which Unglert tells her to explain why he's "sucky at dating," Schulman launches into a lengthy explanation.
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However, Yiadom-Boakye's use of color isn't limited to the representation of the black figure, but launches into its mind and psychology.
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After trying to banish parts of the line that are on an opposing Pokemon Go Team, Christopher launches into his full orientation speech.
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In the post, the fake Clinton launches into a tirade regarding the several reasons her historic candidacy for the White House is undervalued.
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"But I have so many talents," Wilson says as she launches into action, trapping her prey with a series of backflips and punches.
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Facebook's gaming hub Fb.gg launches into beta on Android This summer, Facebook launched a competitor to the game-streaming site Twitch called Fb.gg.
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He launches into a long rundown of his presence at Trump events, including his endorsement of the real estate mogul back in Iowa.
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He launches into a reverie on Versace's gift for design, and when his friend replies with, "Sounds real nice," Cunanan is not pleased.
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He asks them if they're real desperadoes, and in reply the leader launches into a gruff aria in praise of pure, unmotivated violence.
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" Crenshaw deadpans, then launches into roasting Davidson's appearance with lines like, "He looks like if the meth from Breaking Bad was a person.
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Ms. Adlon launches into the story of how she acquired the painting "Wine Fine" like a punk docent riffing in her own museum.
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He launches into a request that Ukraine investigate the cybersecurity firm—CrowdStrike—that determined the Democratic National Committee had been hacked by Russia.
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" Between talks about America's deeply entrenched racism, Van Ness launches into a portrait of his idea of heaven: "My heaven would be so awesome.
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After helping her fix her broken smoke detector, Disick launches into what a positive change he's seen in Caitlyn since she transitioned last year.
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You said that early on they were in books, but you were right away talking about launches into music and video and other stuff.
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Trump totally dominates the discussion, leaving the prime minister with five or ten seconds to speak before he interrupts and launches into another monologue.
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Mary, a sloshed and embittered critic—Austrian plays her a little too sloshed—launches into a tirade that would make even Albee's Martha cringe.
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Zennström laughs, having seen the second half of the question coming a mile off, and then launches into a precursor to the Atomico pitch.
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As the song begins, the film launches into a dream sequence complete with '50s costumes, group choreography, and all of Conor's dreams coming together.
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From that setup, Chappelle launches into a bit about being a "victim blamer," and states that he doesn't believe the molestation allegations against Jackson.
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The presentation immediately launches into what Troy's focusing on, namely removing "the fat" in Medicare Advantage, though it doesn't immediately specify what that is.
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It's almost all Potter, overdubbed on top of himself, before the dubs drop out and he launches into one of his characteristically herculean solos.
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Wearing ripped jeans, Converse sneakers, and a white T-shirt that says "Tokyo," she launches into the opening lines of "Over You," her first single.
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He walks up to them, asks if they have a lighter, lets them know he's recording for their respective safety, and launches into an interrogation.
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They both get a Riesling, and Simone launches into a short speech about the geo-political history of the region where the wine is produced.
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Capture feels a lot like Snapchat within Skype, and it immediately launches into the camera to let you take pictures or hold down for video.
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RELATED: Cruz launches into barrage of attacks on Trump Rubio said Iran's provocations were the result of having a "weak president" in the Oval Office.
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The band launches into their songs, and I'm immediately reminded of early Marilyn Manson, before the acting career and the pontificating and the bloated belly.
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Per the show's setup, after reading out the verdict, Peter gracefully launches into a quiet tirade against the winner, Jane: "Enjoy the money," Peter says.
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The onstage band then launches into "Crazy in Love" followed by Diana Ross's "I'm Coming Out," as the cast and audience mingle for some dancing.
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When you attach the camera, the phone automatically launches into the camera app and you're looking at a feed right from the 360-degree camera.
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Later, Bergljot launches into a self-examination: After my bombshell twenty-three years ago, I chose to withdraw, to heal myself, to seek professional help.
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Cameraphones come out when the band launches into a moody version of "Bela Lugosi's Dead," their iconic, 9-minute paean to Count Dracula from 1979.
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He launches into "I Wanna Be Your Dog," thrashing around to that angsty, single-note piano riff that announced the arrival of The Stooges in 1969.
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From here, Morrin typically launches into a winding tale regarding a since-extinct monkey from the Louisiana swamp—a rare creature known as a swamp booger.
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He launches into a speech about how it's a disgrace "they're making him out to be some kind of stupid action hero," but Carrie doesn't engage.
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But if one doesn't coincide with her own secret wishes she becomes unpleasant, and launches into lengthy discussions of her view and praise of the meadow.
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The sketch is about a teacher who falls down in front of her class and immediately launches into some kind of bizarre, overwrought performance art piece.
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After the three rave about the highly popular FX series, Jenner, 60, launches into an explanation of visiting her close friend Simpson's home after her death.
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Demming's office in Aurora, Ohio, launches into a mad dash when a client dies to re-title all assets for the surviving spouse and reset beneficiaries.
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Instead of answering such questions, he launches into a meandering section about the need for new thinking to deal with "bimodal distributions" (his T-junction metaphor).
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When Olivia confronts Jake and Rowan about Billy's death, and the fact that they framed him, Rowan launches into a speech about Washington power and politics.
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And he launches into an anecdote about a time they screwed up a radio interview together, leaving Pratchett "a non-directional ball of fury" for hours.
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No matter how much the media shakes their pom-poms every time he launches into one of his confirmation hearing morality plays, that much is clear.
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One of the harder points to sort out, when President Donald Trump launches into a tirade, is whom his angry words are actually targeting, and why.
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There have been over 5,000 launches into space since the late 1950s, according to the European Space Agency (ESA) with nearly 9,000 satellites put up there.
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You then provide some basic information like the skill's name and language, and it launches into a canvas where you can begin creating the skill's conversational workflow.
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When asked what about the new relationship is causing issues specifically, Heather launches into a laundry list of Derek's shortcomings – including his actions on their romantic honeymoon.
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The teaser then launches into series of scenes from the upcoming season, featuring several fan favorite contestants from previous seasons of both The Bachelor and The Bachelorette.
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The VSS Unity then fires its engines and launches into suborbital space before re-entering the Earth's atmosphere after customers have experienced a few minutes of weightlessness.
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" Strumming a banjo ukulele, Mr. Eckert launches into a rhythmic musical invocation which galvanizes the others into joining him to perform "this tale of lust and love.
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The pianist tries once more but she waves him off, grabs the microphone, and launches into a repeat rendition of "War," doubling down on her SNL performance.
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He then launches into his sales call, a siren song that carries far and wide, causing potential customers to lift their noses out of their beach reads.
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The spaceman of the title is Jakub Prochazka, a Czech astrophysicist who, as the book opens in 2018, launches into space from a state-owned potato field.
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When the pace picks up, the riffs catch fire, and she launches into her inimitable roar, it feels like the world is crashing down around your headphones.
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Rather than answer the very straightforward questions he was asked, say, on race, Trump launches into anecdotes of things he's read or heard, on wholly unrelated topics.
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I'm greeted at the door by John Piper, the gregarious Macy's Studio VP who quickly offers me coffee and then launches into an abbreviated history of the Studio.
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Then she launches into a tale that is so fantastical it is difficult to discern whether she is a prophet from another dimension or a bona fide loon.
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Better yet, Mr Trump gets to visit the Queen at Windsor Castle, where he launches into a duet in which he overshadows the elegant soprano of Her Majesty.
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Portman launches into her rap, saying that there's one big change between her first appearance and now: she's a mother now, and she's been snacking on Tide Pods.
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During the first special, filmed in Hollywood (the other in Austin), Chappelle launches into a story about brushing up with Hollywood producers backstage at the Oscars in 2016.
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Russo, like Mike, is livid about the people who are blaming the family for losing track of their kid and launches into a What's The World Coming To?!
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The minute the dictaphone is on, Oliver launches into a conversation I'm pretty sure I had with an over enthusiastic media studies student at a house party once.
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Sharing her insecurities with a friend (Paul Reubens), Olivia quickly launches into another relationship with Eric (Frederick Weller), who harbors his own shadowy motivations, before abruptly going missing.
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North Korea conducted satellite launches into space from Sohae in 2012 and 2016, drawing international condemnation as the rocket technology used could be adapted for use with ballistic missiles.
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I don't chat much with the model in the room whose body and butt I've come to fully notice, because Agrawal launches into her speech while holding her baby.
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At the canvass kick-off in McLean, he quickly launches into a speech about his tenure, punctuating every other point with his own system of exclamations: "Folks!" he says.
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Voter quickly verses users in the language of swiping — right for yes, left for no, and then launches into a series of questions on politically and socially relevant issues.
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From there, the narrator launches into a story about a certain village's attempt to build a pagoda and everything that goes wrong because of an incompetent and deceitful mason.
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Foregoing any staid, academic discussion of how he bested them or the challenges they posed, he launches into account after account of what went down in the game world.
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After that boring opening battle, King Arthur launches into a frenetic montage that gets us up to speed on Arthur's childhood and adolescence as a street urchin in Londinium.
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Bess launches into an affair with a local — a cabdriver named Dionysos — only to unleash the fury of the man's wife, who tracks Bess down and spits on her.
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Prompted by one of Celeste's (Kidman) twins saying they miss their dead father, Mary-Louise launches into a monologue about her late son Perry that ends with a triumphant roar.
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Leave aside for a moment that "Stairway" launches into an entirely different 12-string-guitar midsection ("And it makes me wonder", sings Mr Plant) that accounts for half the song.
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Coincidentally enough, Hannah's name gets pulled to share her story, so she climbs up onstage and launches into — what else — the my-best-friend-is-fucking-my-ex-boyfriend anecdote.
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So this year, when your problematic grandma launches into her annual expletive-filled tirade on the ridiculousness of Batman's superhero suit having nipples, you should stay calm, cool, and collected.
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Today we unveiled the Starliner Ascent/Entry suit Boeing-NASA Commercial Crew astronauts will wear when the CST-100 Starliner launches into space returning the United States to human spaceflight.
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Keytar Bear frequently launches into humorous asides without warning—like when he insists he's dreamed of teaching bow-and-arrow lessons, or how fisher cats murder dogs and fellow cats.
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In her Drunk History debut, Haddish pours herself a drink (of what looks like Mango Ciroc) with host Derek Waters and launches into the story of French art curator Rose Valland.
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The "I Lived It" singer takes a deep breath, sizes up his plan of attack, and launches into a ninja kick — only to send the precious liquor crashing to the ground.
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" Trump launches into a rant about Europe—"Germany does almost nothing for you," he says—and Zelensky readily agrees "not only one hundred per cent but actually one thousand per cent.
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When Wayne was 12 years old, he attempted suicide; at the end of "Used 2," Jacinda launches into another monologue, in which she wonders if the attempt was accidental or intentional.
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A proudly self-made property developer launches into a tirade about the useless romanticism of youth, and advises Sinan to instead write a tourist-trap guidebook that will be more profitable.
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The first scene in the trailer features the two having a raw fight about Chalamet's addiction before it launches into flashbacks and present time scenes about the relationship between the two.
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And when they finally get the go-ahead to continue, the band launches into "Why Am I Not Going Underwater?" only to have Galm's mic cut out halfway through the song.
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The rant that Hannah launches into about her unique and brave journey to be a single mother is probably supposed to be egregious in how tone-deaf and myopic it is.
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At one point she launches into a rant to Jane about the problems with working mothers who devote more time to professional goals than spending every waking moment with their kids.
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But then, at one minute 12, it launches into a plush composition that careens towards it's conclusion like a frantic Ben Folds following his piano as it rolls towards the precipice.
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Then Stephenson launches into an extended Paradise Lost riff that eventually evolves into a medieval quest fantasy, and the longer it goes on, the less and less interesting the book becomes.
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The vehicle also has the capabilities to launch a rocketsonde, or a device that launches into the air and then falls back down to the ocean, taking atmospheric data along the way.
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The group launches into a fugal chorus about the threats facing the global order and how they're resolved to fight together in great solidarity (and add some cash to their defence budgets).
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" And then, Musk launches into a paean to the bricks, which he views as incomparable: "These are bricks that are way better than any bricks I've ever seen at a construction site.
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While Louche launches into a raucous version of Marc Almond and Jim Feotus's "Slut," girls dance around poles while a guy in pink latex chaps and a trucker hat shakes his stuff.
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Opening with the words "this is my voice, my weapon of choice" in a deep, a cappella drawl, the first track then launches into an intensely fiery pattern of bass and percussion.
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Its movements are completely unpredictable: it starts with an inward drop at 121 degrees, speeds through a long, pitch black tunnel, and then launches into corkscrews, banana rolls, and 180 degree turns.
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And when Kif holds him still and tries to gather facts, Heidl instead launches into wandering lectures on philosophy and humanity, quoting aphorisms and advising Kif on how to live his life.
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The actor then launches into the story of the Rocky movies, starting with world champion Apollo Creed (Carl Weathers) picking amateur Rocky Balboa (Sylvester Stallone) to fight against him in the first movie.
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Ben LaBolt, a former spokesman for Obama's presidential campaigns, told Business Insider that those themes will become evident as the president launches into what will be his final campaign: preventing a Trump presidency.
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The season followed the impact of those preparations on the astronauts and their families, ended as that mission launches into space and prepares for the injection burn that will take them to Mars.
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The team, Fernandez says, will literally go over the machine with a microscope to figure out what went wrong, and how to fix it for the next time a supercomputer launches into space.
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In plain view of her 14-year-old son, she launches into an affair with a local businessman, Warren Miller (Bill Camp), a move that's part vindictive, part desperate attempt at self-preservation.
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Caroline bursts into tears when Lauren's suitcase is wheeled away by a staffer, and Krystal launches into a condescending tirade about how important it is to "open up" and "be vulnerable" with Arie.
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Susan launches into a heart-wrenching speech over the loss of her husband, whom she says died in Afghanistan, while protecting an oil pipeline — the same one to which Hollis' company is linked.
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" That review launches into a screed about Total War developer Creative Assembly's treatment of customers, saying that "Creative Assembly doesn't care about your opinion and would rather you just not buy their product.
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He starts to answer, and then recalls he can't vote at all because he's a felon, and then he launches into a solid point ... why can't felons who served their time cast ballots?
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Before explaining the way Ryuzo Mikimoto tried to bring the writings of John Ruskin to a Japanese audience, for example, Lavery launches into the way classical psychoanalysis frames the relational dimension of abandonment.
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It's pretty funny ... Letterman launches into one of his classic bits when we try to grill him about the candidate with the gift of gab ... but he's definitely down for our table talk.
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She launches into a laundry list of things Underwood has accomplished, detailing the ins and outs of her numerous achievements like a lawyer making her case in her closing statement to a jury.
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" Brody writes, "Seb launches into his elaborate mansplanation of the origins and merits of jazz, talking volubly and inexhaustibly over the music he loves as if it were nothing but the local background station.
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When they find him, the show launches into a dialogue-devoid chase scene that cleverly uses sounds, shadows, and haunting arrangements of symmetry to create one of the best sequences in the series' history.
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That's when the aspiring actress launches into a monologue that turns into one of the movie's most moving songs — and Chazelle says it was the scene Stone was most intrigued and terrified to film.
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A ZeroTouch app for Android automatically detects the phone has been placed on the mount and launches into a driving mode designed to let you send texts, make calls, navigate roads, and stream music.
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Rather than waxing snarky about backward oafs who don't get why harassment is bad, she says she understands the impulse, and launches into a story about seeing a service dog in an airport terminal.
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Fran launches into a very Woke Male explanation about how porn is oppressive and exploitative, which should be the sort of thing that Hannah is into, but it does nothing to dissuade her annoyance.
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And with that, the Republican frontrunner launches into his standard speech, teeing off with a couple of lines about Wisconsin's lost manufacturing jobs, the ones stolen by China, and the crowd eats it up.
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At the end of the song, she launches into the rock'n'roll version of the Oscars' "In Memoriam" segment, incanting the names of Brian Jones, Amy Winehouse, and Lou Reed to varying levels of applause.
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She launches into a passionate but lawyerly narrative that touches on the violent white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Va., and the ugly history, with its own white supremacist roots, of the Stone Mountain carving.
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Except for one place: Chet fuckin' Hanks' Instagram account, where he lectures about "duality, totality, and the I AM," then immediately launches into something Plato said that doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
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" The former NBA guard then launches into a largely incomprehensible rant in which he proclaims to be the leader of the Navy SEALs and later appears to say he's the "real f**king president.
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In the second episode, one of the men being held with Earn in jail launches into a monologue, in amusingly indecipherable Atlanta patois, about how he went out for beers and ended up getting arrested.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — The brass band strikes up and a squadron of young female singers, known as the 56 Flowers, launches into a rousing anthem to Mao Zedong, whose giant, smiling portrait looms over the stage.
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City council meetings are pretty mind-numbingly mundane events, but every once in a while, tempers flare, passions run hot, and a concerned citizen launches into a fervent speech about legalizing happy endings or whatever.
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Vivian (Julia Roberts), plucked off the streets by a john with a conscience and a perpetually hangdog expression (Richard Gere), launches into a charmingly off-kilter rendition of Prince's "Kiss" while luxuriating in a bathtub.
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If you've ever seen The Lion King onstage, you might have experienced a brief and intense moment of confusion when the cast launches into "Hakuna Matata" and you still haven't gotten to the act break.
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In the video, the suspect, who wore dark clothing and gloves, launches into an anti-Semitic rant, claiming the Holocaust "never happened" and saying that the Jews are the root of some of the world's problems.
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The app launches into My Music, which features a carousel of recently played albums and stations that can be played with one tap, something that requires switching tabs and searching through a list on Apple Music.
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Wearing a pink ballerina outfit, Blue performs a bit of her routine before she flips her head up and raises her fist to accept a falling microphone into her hand and launches into a freestyle rap.
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With a dramatic flourish, the device tester closes his helmet and launches into the sky, flying over water at high altitudes with none of the water jet streams apparent in the company's other hydro-propulsion products.
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She launches into a lengthy speech twisting Twain into the image of "a revolutionist" and "anti-imperialist," continuing after the bell sounds and her embarrassed students file out, her fear transforming her into an apparatchik drone.
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James launches into his enthusiastic introductions, and together we watch the woman behind the pot concoct a blend of sweetness and spice that's responsible for the single greatest meal I'll have during my time in China.
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Instead of singing about Mia's aunt, the funny host launches into a song about how the movie was briefly named Best Picture, perfectly parodying Stone's Oscar-winning scene while clips and photos of the flub are shown.
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She recounts the thrills and the mundanities of her daily life—cooking, doing dishes and laundry, masturbating—and launches into explicit, guileless descriptions of sex, in which she cultivates a language that is both playful and ferocious.
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Then he launches into a disjointed diatribe about the liberalizing agenda within law enforcement, media bias against cops, and the public's ignorance of case law that "protects the police officer" from unfair scrutiny in use-of-force situations.
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It's his favorite fake-out as he launches into the Shirelles' 1961 bop-shoo-wop B-side, "Boys,"—a song he did not only with the Beatles, but also his first semi-pro group, Rory Storm and the Hurricanes.
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Not only does he get in some good bars about sex tapes and smoking White Widow weed and how he's never had his jaw broken, but pretty soon he launches into a cadence that is, in a word, inimitable.
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But then when Corré is asked why he can't just sell this memorabilia and give the proceeds to charity, he launches into a diatribe about the weakening of the welfare state and the rise of the 'charitable-industrial complex'.
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You need a fairly decent amount of crushed ice to chill a drink, and everyone knows that the tiny ice slivers wind up joining forces into one massive clump that launches into your face when you're taking a sip.
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" And then he does something that I would imagine nobody thought, on first listen, they came here for: He launches into a verse in Jamaican patois, clearing his throat to declare, "rasta dem king of da jungle / dreadlock swing!
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So she launches into "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" as a balm for both her sister and herself, Garland giving the song all the magnificent ache and vulnerability she had brought to "Over the Rainbow" five years earlier.
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So when Hugh Skinner, who plays young Harry and thus a young Colin Firth, imitating Firth's mannerisms, launches into a full-scale production of "Waterloo" in a French restaurant to woo Donna, it's stagey, yes, but it's awfully fun.
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Prior to the igloo line but after the great punchline of "I'm fly like my dreadlocks propellors," Wayne launches into this series of bird-themed insults (get it, like Birdman) and internal rhymes: Damn, Lil Wayne going for the jugular!
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After the short, swooning "Only If," Steve Lacy launches into a 9-minute collection of vignettes called "Like Me" about working to accept himself as he is, which is to say fluid ("I only feel energy / I see no gender").
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Amy starts rubbing her eyes as soon as Emily launches into her personal history with "I overthink everything" — and by the time she hears "I will be an above-average mom and wife" seconds later, she can barely hold back tears.
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President Donald Trump launches into the fourth year of his presidency this week with some strong economic numbers to support his case for reelection: Unemployment is low, job growth remains solid, wages are rising and the stock market is soaring.
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As Kafka wrote last summer: That kind of mobile internet reach could be enormously useful to almost any consumer company, but especially Sirius, which delivers almost all of its music to listeners in their cars, using actual satellites that it launches into space.
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Though it starts much like the film's previous trailers with Emily Blunt's Mary Poppins arriving at the Banks children's home, the new teaser then launches into an upbeat song from Miranda about finding the positive side of things when life gets hard.
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Today, he trails off mid-sentence, goes off on fantastical tangents—at one point he launches into a story that involves someone sniping Theresa May, a wife murdering her husband with soup, and a pixie and Elmo from Sesame Street apropos of nothing.
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The leading member of Pussy Riot laughs when I say as much during a recent phone interview, then launches into a diatribe about "vagina power," a concept she gleefully explores in one of the three new songs she's just released this week.
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When Dr. Marashi is pressed on this, he launches into a diatribe about how a woman, not a doctor, should be making the decisions about what she does or does not deem a problem or a symptom for her body and her life.
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Mercury approaches two musicians, Roger Taylor (Ben Hardy) and Brian May (Gwilym Lee), in a parking lot, having enjoyed their gig; learns that their group's lead singer has defected; and, then and there, launches into an impromptu audition for the job. Bingo!
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The expansion into the Republic of Ireland is expected to be followed by further launches into other European Union (EU) markets at a later date, taking advantage of the EU 'passporting' rights that allow companies to set up in other nations more easily.
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When I ask Lauren what Iroquois white corn is, she immediately launches into a detailed explanation of the laborious cooking process, and describes the time that an invading French army burned half a million bushels of white corn in a Seneca storehouse.
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Before she heads out for the day, she has calls with other Warren staffers and launches into what is a near-constant stream of texting with volunteers she has recruited and other prospective supporters, setting up meetings or going over canvassing schedules.
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The Windows Mixed Reality experience—which is already baked into every Windows 10 computer with the Creator's Update—launches into something called the Cliff House, which essentially just serves as your home base while you're in virtual reality (much like a standard Windows desktop screen).
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And when pressed further for help by the man, Mr. Nancy launches into monologue that orates the entire history of Black people in America, from slavery and the construction of race itself, to the current culture of violence between police and Black communities and unemployment.
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The trailer barely finishes setting the table — "the video kills you seven days after you watch it" — when it launches into an inexplicable countdown of the heroine's seven days to solve the mystery, larded with creepy, but meaningless imagery that mistakes spectacle for escalation.
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He launches into a series of sly allusions to contemporary art failing to be critical or revolutionary, but rather being placating and self-serving instead, and I can't help but think of other professional provocateur Ai Weiwei and the crowd-pleasing work of Yue Minjun.
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Representatives for the commercial space industry argued that the Federal Aviation Administration needs technology upgrades, which will allow air traffic controllers to incorporate real-time data from rocket launches into flight patterns and will only shut down the airspace for brief periods of time for each flight.
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In a 2015 episode of Comedy Central's Drunk History, Crissle — a comedian and co-host of The Read podcast — downs drinks and launches into a brilliant, booze-soaked tribute to Tubman, educating host Derek Waters and viewers on the activist's crucial contributions to the Civil War.
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If you're the kind of person who has two beers and regularly launches into the same 20 minute-long ode to the original PlayStation for playing a seminal role in the maturation of gaming as an art form, well, do we have some news for you.
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"One clue about the payload is SpaceX's plan to recover the Falcon 9 first stage at Cape Canaveral, a maneuver that requires significant leftover fuel and is only possible on missions with lightweight satellites or launches into relatively low orbits," Stephen Clark at Spaceflight Now writes.
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Like the rockets that Hamas launches into southern Israel or the tunnels it uses to infiltrate underground, these marches are violent efforts to breach Israel's border — and they've left about 30 dead at the hands of Israeli forces that say all 30 were engaged in violent activity.
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Then, as if energized by the idea of putting implants on the other side of his brain, he launches into plans for making new electrodes and more sophisticated implants; for getting back the FDA's approval for his work; for finding grants so that he can pay for everything.
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There's a scene towards the end of the movie where Nicolas Cage launches into full-on Nicolas Cage mode, and hammily screams lines like "Blackguards are as thick as flies on a farting goat's arse because of you!" while wearing an eyepatch and rubbing a snake against his face.
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But after five seasons of unchecked narcissism and tunnel vision from these characters, maybe it's the stress or the exhaustion of new motherhood, but she launches into a rant about how no one understands her now that she's made the choice to raise a child all by herself.
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When Josie McCoy (played by Rachael Leigh Cook, with Letters To Cleo frontwoman Kate Hanley taking over on vocals) launches into "I'm a punk rock prom queen," I can practically smell the combination of Herbal Essences crunchy curl mousse and Lancôme Juicy Tubes that defined my entry into puberty.
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It was no surprise, then, that after a grass-roots idea for a peaceful, long-lasting protest along the Gaza fence started gaining widespread support, Hamas brought a halt to what had been a fairly steady tempo of rocket launches into Israel and threw its considerable organizational might behind the demonstrations.
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" With a Merle Haggard-invoking lede, Norris launches into a perversely fascinating discussion of the chemtrails conspiracy theory that includes the use of Wikipedia as a source, a freewheeling misrepresentation of a Smithsonian article by esteemed science writer Sarah Zielinski, and the dismissal of Snopes as a "liberal fact-finding website.
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When the band launches into "Long Distance Call," the stage lights up in an explosion of red and white lights as the chorus reaches its crescendo, and the bros and I begin jumping up and down together, yelling, reaching up into the sky and, for half a second, actually finding some unison.
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Samsung has a smart home play with SmartThings, but one of the startup ideas here is LiCON, an app that aims to make things much easier to set up by letting users simply take a photo of the smart device they want to control, which then launches into the app directly with controls on-screen.
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A top Swedish politician and diplomat on Sunday mocked President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's tweets, comparing them to a rocket that launches into the air before disappearing all together.
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When outsiders dare to ask questions of a more terrestrial nature, about boring things like cash flows and valuation, he dazzles his believers with spectacles – a battery powered car that can drive and park itself, a factory staffed entirely by automatons, a solar powered roof of magical shingles, a rocket that he launches into the heavens and then lands on a platform as though it were merely a helicopter.
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Braintree says that it has already partnered with several large e-commerce platforms, including Bigcommerce, WooCommerce, and 3DCart, as its new service launches into private beta here in the U.S. With Braintree Auth, e-commerce platform owners, as well as shopping cart providers and recurring billing services, can now make it easier for their merchant customers to accept credit cards, debit cards, and PayPal payments on their own storefronts through a single interface for shoppers.
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That's before he launches into a whole spiel about "the unspoken rule of show business," which "is that you are never, ever allowed to upset the alphabet people" — those people being "the Ls and the Gs and the Bs and the Ts." At this point, we're reentering a familiar cycle: Chappelle releases a special on Netflix, he says something incendiary, it's quoted back to him in a headline, and Chappelle reacts to the criticism in another Netflix special.
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But when Prince lets loose a power ballad as ginormous as "Purple Rain," when he makes incoherent pronouncements about the Antichrist in "Annie Christian," when he makes incoherent pronouncements about social issues in "Sign o' the Times," when he makes very coherent pronouncements about the bomb in "1999," every time he opens his mouth about war or the government or the masses or the critics, every time he posits sex as a remedy for the evils of this world, every time he launches into an epic guitar solo — to pick the most obvious examples — he invites us to treat him like a rock hero, reverence and all.
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