"In Colombia, we just cut banana leaves off the trees."
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These sticks pick up where your morning skin routine leaves off.
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We'll pick up where this video leaves off on Sunday night.
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Zahaan Bharmal, thankfully, leaves off using misandrist arguments against space exploration.
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Leo Labs aims to pick up where the competition leaves off.
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ST. FRANCISVILLE, LA. — Cannons boomed, shaking the leaves off 19773-foot trees.
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House Democrats, however, are ready to pick up where Mueller leaves off.
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THR: Does the season finale pick up immediately where this episode leaves off?
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That's because Tennessee Reconnect picks up where another program, Tennessee Promise, leaves off.
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The play's action takes place 19 years after the final book leaves off.
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Just please, remember to dust those oh-so-convincing leaves off every now and then.
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I brushed leaves off the chairs, while he found some jelly jars for the champagne.
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Opened for about six months, the residential apartments pick up where WeWork leaves off, quite literally.
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Possibly, arguably, even worse than it did in the early 90s, where the show leaves off.
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Later the line, "Watching the wind rip the leaves off the trees" hints at potential violence.
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Shonda Rhimes' new series for ABC, Still Star-Crossed, begins where Romeo and Juliet leaves off.
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Gently peel the leaves off the head of lettuce, being careful to keep full leaves intact.
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The second shade picks up where the first leaves off, extending just past the outer corner.
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Besides, can you think of a better way to clean fallen leaves off of an outdoor trampoline?
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The wind was clearing leaves off the trees, and I was bundled up in hat and gloves.
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Bridget stood in her kitchen, watching the wind twist maple leaves off a tree in the yard.
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It's not certain that the next president would pick up where Obama leaves off on the trade deal.
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The graphic also leaves off North Carolina, a state where Trump leads all three Democrats in the poll.
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Along with the UK, the order leaves off Ireland and other non-Schengen countries like Romania and Croatia.
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"Kids are eating leaves off the trees, and the very old and very young are dying," he said.
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"We were eating leaves off of trees," she said, describing how she boiled them into a watery soup.
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"Kids are eating leaves off the trees, and the very old and very young are dying," he said.
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She is handy with a drill and comfortable crawling out the window to rake leaves off the roof.
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The explosion blasted out the front windows and blew the leaves off a citrus tree in the courtyard.
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And where the wall leaves off, drones, surveillance technology, or Border Control facilities and Border Control agents pick up.
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He leaves off the next line, which names Bayley as her murderer, but Taystee repeats it to the camera.
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One promising avenue being investigated by Swiss researchers is having an AI take over where manual control leaves off.
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Ukraine's investigation may, in fact, pick up where the Senate trial leaves off, and that should worry the President.
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Save for biometric login and more local storage, there's nothing else that this budget laptop leaves off the table.
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Gusts strong enough to rip the leaves off trees and leave you feeling extra cold will be on parade.
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Here is where the night leaves off: That leaves Bibiana Julian, Caroline Lunny, Nysha Norris and Trumbull packing their bags.
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Such statements have Mr. Ryan and other Republicans worried that their nominee would pick up where Mr. Obama leaves off.
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Eventually, Beilhack delegated some tasks to Yasser: repairing a broken doorknob, blowing leaves off the hiking trails near the residence.
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She even chews on the job, on the khat farm where she picks the delicate, shiny leaves off the shrubs.
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States should pick up where the federal government leaves off and provide all the services that their own populations can afford.
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He could paraphrase Burke with such subtlety that the reader can almost never tell where Burke leaves off and Kirk picks up.
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The ethereal and the earthbound are so harmonized that it is impossible to gauge where one leaves off and the other begins.
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We want to get our menu so in sync that you don't know where one voice starts and the other leaves off.
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Mister Saturday Night co-founder Justin Carter today shared a pensive new track, titled "Leaves," off his forthcoming debut LP The Leaves Fall.
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He makes extra money delivering newspapers before he starts mowing grass, trimming shrubs and blowing leaves off the walkways at the apartment complex.
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One dish harks back to summers on the farm in Grand Bassa, where Mr. Caranda-Martin picked leaves off the sweet potato vines.
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Texas begins where Mexico leaves off, and nowadays, along the whole thousand miles of frontier, the Border Patrol's on the job, day and night.
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I'd pinch any dead leaves off my plants and place my watermelons and squash on beds of rocks to keep their undersides from rotting.
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The film, which picks up where Finding Nemo leaves off, is the latest in a seemingly endless series of sequels to classic Pixar films.
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Some mistakes are minor: The list includes a relatively harmless drug the patient no longer needs or it leaves off a minor dose adjustment.
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For natives, transplants and tourists alike, it can be hard to tell where the actual New York leaves off and its cinematic doppelgänger begins.
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Motorola's follow-up picks up where that ad leaves off, showing a guy in a similar apartment, watching a video on his Samsung Galaxy Note 8.
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A new postcard-sized version of the income tax form leaves off a number of popular deductions, making taxpayers search for them on several accompanying worksheets.
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One of the companies picking up where SpaceX leaves off is Vector, whose CEO Jim Cantrell worked with Musk in the early days of the company.
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Strip the kale leaves off the spine with your hands so that the leaves are in equal-size pieces, and add the kale to the pot.
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The list, called the National Register of Citizens, stipulates that 28.9 million of the current residents are citizens, but leaves off the names of four million people.
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It leaves off so called 'externs,' which are priests officially incardinated as they call it in a different diocese but working and sometimes abusing in New York.
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The episode leaves off with the two lying on the ground and two ambulances rushing off to the hospital, with no clarity or certainty about either character's fate.
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Virgil picks up where Homer leaves off, at the fall of Troy, and follows Aeneas — now a great hero — from Troy to Italy, where he conquers the Latins.
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Stranger Things' eight-episode first season leaves off after the Hawkins kids confront The Upside Down's Demogorgon and a slew of federal agents trying to contain the situation.
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While not technically a mobile app, robot assistant Amy can step in where mobile equivalent Siri leaves off, and ease the endless time-suck of emailing and scheduling.
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"Contact High: A Visual History of Hip-Hop" (Clarkson Potter; $40), edited by Vikki Tobak, overlaps slightly with his era, but mostly picks up where he leaves off.
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Instead, it leaves off with David sadly eating the rest of the barbecue as his concerned family listens through the wall, hoping he can bounce back from this heartbreak.
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As Blakey, 19, fed Mili leaves off of a branch, Hall removed the ring from the lanyard (after a few nerve-racking tugs), and dropped down on one knee.
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Only the first three episodes of The Dragon Prince were available to press in advance, and the story leaves off just as the true adventure is about to begin.
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Mark Ruffalo has described Thor: Ragnarok as a road trip movie starring the Hulk and Thor, but the first trailer leaves off with them still in the gladiator arena.
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Wells leaves off on a note that left it clear that there were more installments coming, which is nice, because this short book clocks in at a slim 160 pages.
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"Elastic" is sure to inspire someone to pick up where it leaves off, sorting out the neuroscientific understanding of elastic thinking using a scientific process that's worthy of the name.
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So the farmers go around, we pick the leaves off the plants with them, we extract the DNA and that can take like ... That's probably two hours of the thing.
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There will be those who object to a central agency with a strong mandate to pick up where "see something, say something" leaves off, on grounds of civil liberties violations.
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Related: 'Children Are Eating Leaves Off the Trees': The Nightmare of the Siege of Madaya, Syria For the past six months, the deal has been implemented in fits and starts.
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Where she leaves off, Jo Marchant picks up in "Cure", a thought-provoking exploration of how the mind can affect the body and can be harnessed to help treat physical illness.
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The staff were told by experts that it was too dangerous to allow such a thing, that unsupervised residents would climb into the fountain or eat the leaves off the bushes.
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All of the escaped goats have since been accounted for but not before KTVB said they did a number on their newfound hosts' lawns, stripping leaves off trees and digging through landscaping.
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Perhaps a bigger objection is the three big issues it leaves off the table, and perhaps bringing those issues back into the realm of the possible would allow for a better deal.
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" When Brandeis finally "traded in the 'sick girl' mantle," her sister Elizabeth picks up right where she leaves off and begins projectile vomiting at the dinner table "like something from 'The Exorcist.
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"Season 3 picks up right where Season 2 leaves off so you don't actually have to wait that long to find out what Richard Hendricks' fate is," teases the character's portrayer, Thomas Middleditch.
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Plucking the leaves off freshly picked herb stalks, the employee, who would not identify herself for fear of getting in trouble, complained that her handsome, philandering husband kept leaning on her for money.
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And so it's a relief when we finally get to the story of the Israelis, Yoav and Uri, wherein the novel leaves off with its reflexive contempt and shows an almost human heart.
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Where the book leaves off with Foer and his family choosing a vegan lifestyle for themselves alone, the film presents the case for society at large with an urgency to make a decision.
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Other jobs for young assistants: pumping the salad spinner, whisking a marinade (tasting as they go is encouraged!), separating celery stalks, pulling leaves off of the stems of rosemary, marjoram or any herbs, etc.
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Playing a failed architect named Michael with an apparent gift for pickups, Mr. Clary soon leaves off pondering the sexual suggestiveness of the Passion to be joined by his dinner guest, Tim (James Nelson-Joyce).
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After I tweeted this month about getting the leaves off my lawn — and about the fact that I couldn't lift my arms — some folks suggested that I was being a dope by raking at all.
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The French blogger Emma's THE MENTAL LOAD: A Feminist Comic (Seven Stories, $18.95), translated by Una Dimitrijevic, picks up where Knisley leaves off: with a household run by a man and woman who are new parents.
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They include Robert Morris, the master of draped industrial felt, and Anne Truitt, who is also from Washington, and whose spare, platonic, monochromatic objects occupy a teasingly ambiguous realm where painting leaves off and sculpture begins.
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Carol Baxter calls it the "golden day": that single day in autumn when a gust of wind blows the yellow leaves off her giant ginkgo tree and onto the lawn of her 1850s house by the river.
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Related: 'Children Are Eating Leaves Off the Trees': The Nightmare of the Siege of Madaya, Syria The tiny clinic lies in one room of a basement, moved there after staff were driven out of the main hospital by shelling.
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But the lack of discussions of nuclear energy in the main ministerial meeting leaves off the table important questions about how to manage the world's existing reactor fleet given rising competition from cheap natural gas and concerns about safety and security.
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Shaped from interviews with the women on whom its characters are based, this production places a dark past and a flickering present in uneasy, overlapping conjunction, and it's often hard to tell where one leaves off and the other begins.
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That leaves off the many House Democratic investigations into the Trump administration, the possibility of bringing Mueller in front of Congress to testify over the report, and the likely legal fights that will follow any redactions and executive privilege claims.
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"This proposal linking the state payment to the V.A. is less than optimal, because it leaves off most people who are not in the state programs, and for those who are getting private insurance, the price could rise for them," Emanuel said.
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The image of an unknown, undocumented Hsieh meditating on his artistic philosophy while cleaning a restaurant floor suggests a Zen monk who sweeps fallen leaves off the stone steps of a temple as a means of getting into a mood of contemplation.
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The 21-day series begins where the Quad's previous tribute, "Essential Liz" (June 20-30), leaves off: with "Butterfield 8," starring Elizabeth Taylor as a high-end call girl who thinks she has finally found the man to make her life right.
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Related: 'Children Are Eating Leaves Off The Trees': The Nightmare of The Siege of Madaya, Syria Even in areas that have already agreed to truces, such as the Damascus suburb of Muadhamiyyah, the regime has unilaterally revised the terms and re-tightened its blockade to extract further concessions.
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Allen grows several of the smaller ingredients in a garden behind the restaurant, including thyme, sage, cardoons ("Strip the leaves off, you can braise the stems and it tastes like artichoke"), parsley, mint, cascade hops ("We make hops syrup for the bar; I use hops with rabbits a lot").
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Related: 'Children Are Eating Leaves Off The Trees': The Nightmare of The Siege of Madaya, Syria "I had strawberry leaves for dinner today," Rajai, a 26-year old English and math teacher in Madaya, told VICE News by phone, asking that his name be withheld for security reasons.
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BOOST THE CURB APPEAL Rake leaves off your lawns, remove any trash or recycling bins from view, and prune overgrown trees, "especially if they obscure the view of the house," said Alberto Lau, a retired architect with a second career as an architecture, interiors and real estate photographer in San Diego.
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The story of Gears 5 picks up right where 2016's Gears of War 4 leaves off, following the next generation of characters including JD Fenix, Marcus Fenix's son, and Kait Diaz, daughter of Rayna Diaz, as they get thrown into yet another conflict with the monstrous underground race called the Locust Horde.
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Freeform's newest comedy series Everything's Gonna Be Okay picks up right where tragedy leaves off: After teenage sisters Matilda (Kayla Cromer) and Genevieve (Maeve Press) lose their father, Darren (Christopher May), to cancer, their Australian half-brother Nicholas (Josh Thomas) swoops in to save the day and acts as the girls' legal guardian.
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"Dimitrij," which tells of the first pretender to the throne in Russia after the death of Czar Boris Godunov, picks up where Mussorgsky's "Boris Godunov" leaves off, though it's highly unlikely that Dvorak or his librettist, Marie Cervinkova-Riegrova, knew that earlier opera, which was not produced outside Russia until the 20th century.
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But the downside to the NUC is largely its cost — for the price of the NUC, which could run more than $22.5,290 with the necessary RAM and storage you'd need, you can get a much more powerful traditional gaming PC. Chuwi's HiGame PC is a new compact PC that aims to pick up where Intel's leaves off.
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Related: 'Children Are Eating Leaves Off The Trees': The Nightmare of The Siege of Madaya, Syria Activists accused Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and Hezbollah, the Lebanon-based Shia militant group that supports his regime, of cutting off access to humanitarian actors, and of using starvation as a tool of war and means of political leverage.
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Around 1950, having moved to New York and met Ford, Tchelitchew, and others in their milieu, Foy moved away from his Surrealist-inspired dramas and began focusing on botanical subjects ranging from the fantastic to the idealized to the real — often mixing together all three genres so that the viewer cannot tell where one leaves off and the other begins.
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These are two of the sets for Laika Studios' new stop-motion film Kubo And The Two Strings, and when they appear in the film, they look immense: The Japanese child warrior Kubo and his animal companion Monkey leap and roll across those decks, fighting an enemy who hovers above them in midair, in the middle of a violent storm that rips leaves off the ships and tosses them around on surging waves.
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Related: 'Children Are Eating Leaves Off the Trees': The Nightmare of the Siege of Madaya, Syria Juliette Touma, spokesperson for UNICEF Middle East and North Africa region, told VICE News that UNICEF was hoping it was hoping for $1.4 billion allocation of funds from Thursday's conference, which they would use to get all Syrian refugee children back in school by the end of 2016/17, and provide a package of assistance beyond that including health, vaccinations, water sanitation, hygiene, and psychological support.
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" He actually dedicated it to his wife Irene, but began the book with a series of quotes, including one attributed to himself: "Lest we forget at least an over-the-shoulder acknowledgment to the very first radical: from all our legends, mythology, and history (and who is to know where mythology leaves off and history begins — or which is which), the first radical known to man who rebelled against the establishment and did it so effectively that he at least won his own kingdom — Lucifer.
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