And that not only lifts up black America; it lifts up all of America.
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He lifts up his torso and reaches for his belt.
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It wakes — its head lifts up and the back flipper moves.
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There are also lifts up to the platforms, making them accessible.
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At home, Mr. Syah lifts up his shirt to show his scar.
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He lifts up the stairs and finds Gilberto crouched in a hardwood crawlspace.
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A string lifts up the castle to reveal a mouse in a trap.
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Their wellbeing not only elevates families, it lifts up friends, neighbors and whole villages.
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BRAZILE: We want an economy that works for everyone, an economy that lifts up wages.
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The Phrame license plate lifts up to reveal a lock box controlled through an app.
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Our infrastructure is the skeleton that supports cities and improving it lifts up local economies.
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And when everybody does that, it kind of lifts up and everybody has this ecstatic experience.
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So you're outside, it's summer, we're on lifts, up in the air, and we're painting walls.
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In the second-half, he lifts up six southpaw buckets, with an even three per quarter.
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She slowly lifts up the leg of J.J.'s sweatpants and pretends to bite his calf.
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These clouds form when the mesosphere is most humid, as water vapor lifts up from lower altitudes.
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MBAR LIFTS up his trousers and points at the marks where the chains wore his skin away.
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Well, the phone's motor-powered top lifts up to reveal both the rear and the front camera.
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Dolezalova bends down and lifts up her skirt, and Slouka splashes water from the temple on her.
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And it hopes future business opportunities in space will create more work that lifts up more Indians.
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Trump disrespects minorities, lifts up white nationalists, demeans women & every day finds a way to undermine civil rights.
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Tap and hold on an image or a block of selected text and it lifts up ready for repositioning.
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Sylvère lifts up his head, greets us groggily and drags himself to the kitchen sofa, designed for this purpose.
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We will remain a vibrant force that lifts up all working people, whether they belong to unions or not.
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Matsubara lifts up the now nuclear-hot charcoal blocks before inspecting them, placing them back down, and fanning them.
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The male faces the female and slowly, slowly lifts up one foot, sets it down and lifts the other.
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The robots talk: "Welcome to Tesla," an R2D2-looking bot that lifts up pallets of battery cells said to me.
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Then, the arm lifts up the food and holds it near the person's mouth for them to bite it off.
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" Michelle Obama, 55, returned the anniversary praise, saying her spouse "always lifts up and honors me and our wonderful girls.
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We want an economy that works for the middle class and lifts up those who are struggling to get there.
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But while this year's list of finalists lifts up marginalized authors, it's also mostly focused on the Big Five publishing houses.
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She lifts up her right arm to reveal a forest of armpit hair and borrows the boy's fork to scratch it.
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He plants his feet on the ground, hands behind his head and he lifts up so he's parallel to the floor.
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On "Camelia," the six-piece percussion section's elegant plena rhythm lifts up a romantic plea from the call-and-response chorus.
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And when we invest in their health, rights and well-being, it creates a positive ripple effect that lifts up entire countries.
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They both hope their story lifts up parents who are undergoing a difficult time and have babies in a newborn intensive care unit.
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Next comes the hinge, which features Asus' Ergolift design that automatically lifts up the back of the laptop when you open the lid.
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Just as he passes by, the snake attempts to strike the rider, and the man lifts up his feet to avoid the bite.
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But the courtship has fizzled, and when the female again lifts up a foot in response, it looks as if she's waving goodbye.
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There's a scene in The Seduction of Joe Tynan where she lifts up the covers and pours an entire beer on Alan Alda's crotch.
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Unless our party lifts up and promotes women and people of color, especially black and Latinx women, we will lose in 2020 and beyond.
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Nevertheless, we do not lack a "unifying story" of American history, one that lifts up both Enlightenment values and the contemporary pursuit of happiness.
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As they share pics with each other — she's wearing PJs in bed, he lifts up his shirt — each grows increasingly excited about their newfound romance.
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Guo lifts up the gai wan, adjusts the cap, and tilts the cup slightly until a honey amber liquid flows out gently into the teacups.
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The towers are created when a large area of dust, which can be compared to the width of Rhode Island, lifts up into the air.
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He will help ensure Chicago workers and community partners leading the Fight for $15 continue to be a powerful force that lifts up the entire city.
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When everything lifts up and the gates to heaven are so far open it's almost possible to see the light reflecting off God's white marble table?
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"The Moment of Lift" is a "wise, honest and beautifully written book about how empowering women lifts up everyone," Melinda's husband Bill Gates tweeted earlier this month.
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Its hinges are actually pretty high up on the rear of the car so when you open the trunk it lifts up and out of the way.
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In most cameras, the shutter mechanism is akin to a curtain that sits in front of the sensor and lifts up when you want to capture a photo.
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During the interview, Blitzchung appears wearing a gas mask, which he lifts up before shouting "Liberate Hong Kong, revolution of our age!" in Chinese, as verified by Polygon.
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The top of your car is down, the wind tickles the back of your neck as it lifts up your hair; you let your head go with it.
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You know the idea — a kiss so full of passion and fervor that your knee bends and your foot lifts up like you're in a 1940s war romance.
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Back in the bedroom -- as a "Law and Order" rerun blares from down the hall -- Richardson lifts up a mattress to reveal an assault-style weapon and ammunition.
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In the age of Donald Trump, when division is being amplified daily, it is urgent to return to a policy that lifts up forgotten disadvantaged people of all races.
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Then, using a vacuum attachment, it lifts up a shrimp and places it gingerly in its right hand, which drops the fully-assembled nigiri on a surface for serving.
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She lifts up the blanket, and this is what she sees: On the right, healthy baby feet, on the left, blackened and skinny feet that definitely don't look healthy.
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Here Yu's work on "Westworld" appears to have fed into his writing, given the clarity of these levels and the ways in which their intersection lifts up the novel.
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He inspects the food laid out like a buffet, lifts up a cheeseburger, sniffs it, tosses it, then he finds a bag of chips, opens it, and starts crunching.
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This report lifts up a hard truth: the nation and the states are failing to do right by our children, especially children of color and children in immigrant families.
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Continuing to recreate the moment, Wong lifts up her own skintight leopard print tank dress to reveal a bit of the striped underwear underneath, as her friend did before her.
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The car lifts up off the ground and soon we're flying across the map to another beach where about a half-dozen other players are waiting patiently in a semicircle.
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" Musto lifts up a large bag of what appear to be pistachios, shaking them at someone off-screen, while enthusiastically revealing the price he just paid for said item: "$9!
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But publicity stunts and Twitter rants are no substitute for a comprehensive, coherent economic strategy that invests in America and lifts up the voices and the power of working people.
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Lift Sit-to-Stand Desk Accessory Made of gorgeous light bamboo, this tabletop desk sits atop an existing surface and lifts up or down to accommodate both sitting and standing.
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We also have to bring communities dependent on fossil fuel jobs, rural communities, and deindustrialized communities to the table so that our fight against the climate crisis lifts up all communities.
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Australian Liberal MP Warren Entsch lifts up Labor MP Linda Burney as they celebrate the passing of the Marriage Amendment Bill at the Parliament House in Canberra, Australia, on Dec. 7.
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In the pic, a makeup free Rivera, 29, lifts up her shirt, showing off a toned tummy, as she poses beside Nichelle Hines, a cycle instructor and cast member on E!
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Al-Badri is seen with the modified Kinect strapped to her chest as she circles around the bust's display case, the device occasionally revealed when she lifts up a blue scarf.
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Carmen's fluid and slow hip swivels begin and she lifts up her dress to reveal a garter belt to Shane, who's leaning against a table in her underwear blowing cigarette smoke.
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In a video that went viral a month ago, a woman lifts up a mattress and uncovers an adorable raccoon far too tubby to scale a building or ride a garbage truck.
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The Stinger is already an affordable gaming headset that works on any console or PC, but it sounds fantastic, fits comfortably, and the mic lifts up to mute, among other small perks.
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He lifts up his shirt to show where in 212 bullets from an AK-242 went through his midsection and brachial artery, the latter requiring a vein from his leg to repair.
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It identifies the importance of economic reform and it lifts up the possibility of nurturing a broad multiracial alliance that can push to get government back onto the side of working families.
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Which do we want, a small one-time (though envy-and-anger-satisfying) extraction from the rich, or a free society of betterment, one that lifts up the poor by gigantic amounts?
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It's exciting to imagine transportation innovations that reduce traffic congestion, but I'm as excited to imagine an economic boom that redresses inequities by lifts up the people who are usually left behind.
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When Gordon lifts up Sally so she can be seen, Big Bird gets scared because he thinks she's an 8-foot-tall girl, and he tells them that he nearly laid an egg.
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Cuban President Raul Castro, right, lifts up the arm of President Barack Obama at the conclusion of their joint news conference at the Palace of the Revolution, Monday, March 21, 2016, in Havana, Cuba.
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She writhes, crawls, drags her long fingernails across her body, and eventually lifts up her sleeves and draws down a zipper, revealing a spiraled metal bra and her whole body painted in recognizable Haring patterns.
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Here a pinkish-orange pathway, rendered as a pool of overlapping strokes, lifts up from the ground just enough to look like an abstract shape without quite losing its numinous connection to the natural world.
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Manu, in retort, takes the slim second of time he's created for himself, reorients, and lifts up for a totally normal-ass layup over Garnett, who, amazing in his own way, finds himself swiping at it.
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As she lifts up the bottom of her wedding dress, it's revealed that she's wearing the "superhero" socks that were gifted to Jimmy by his nieces and that he then gave to her as a wedding gift.
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"Our hope is that millions of men and women who have been on the sidelines will now have the chance to find fulfilling work that lifts up them and their families," Ivanka wrote in the op-ed.
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For example, in "Wobbling Occupants Ripe for Distortion" (2017) a shadow becomes a hem of drapery that the main character, whose skin is completely harlequined in black and white, lifts up to reveal a nude female figure.
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With Lemonade Beyoncé is once again controlling her own narrative, offering a nuanced and highly consumable image of both her life, and black life writ large—one that simultaneously recognizes black pain and lifts up black joy.
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"I was asleep when a shell landed right outside my window," he says, his voice cracking as he lifts up his shirt to reveal what happened next: Shrapnel rained down on his bed, splitting open his abdomen.
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Then, Silvia lifts up the black Cryo Air wand — which looks sort of like a smaller, less aggressive handheld Dyson vacuum — and directs its first windchill toward my face and décolletage, moving in quick, back-and-forth motions.
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"Mayor Gillum was honored to be invited to talk to the DNC finance committee about how we can keep a progressive movement that lifts up young and diverse voices," Kirsten Allen, Gillum's spokesperson, told BuzzFeed News in an email.
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We gather fusion coalitions around an agenda that lifts up the issues of all people impacted by injustice, and we commit to stand together in the statehouse, in the courts, and in the streets until we see justice for all.
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This means the root lifts up quickly (since it is next to the scalp and has body heat to make it lift quickly), and the hair further from the root doesn't lift as quick, so the color is not even.
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When presented with a piece like photographer Gary Winogrand's "New York," in which a pregnant woman lifts up her arm to hail a taxi, human taggers listed evocative, emotion-laden keywords like family, pregnant, taxi, New York, and street corner.
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"Over the last 200 days, House Republicans have passed meaningful legislation that reduces the regulatory burdens placed on job creators, creates safer communities, and lifts up middle-class families," Jesse Hunt, national press secretary for the NRCC, said in the statement.
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One of the most interesting features of Sig's AR is a compact feed tray that lifts up toward the ejection-side of the weapon, instead of traditional feed trays that are usually longer and lift up toward the muzzle of the weapon.
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"It's up to us, as mothers and mother-figures, to give the girls in our lives the kind of support that keeps their flame lit and lifts up their voices," she wrote, "not necessarily with our own words, but by letting them find the words themselves."
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Asus is using all its tricks here: tons of venting, a special turbo mode for pushing the fans to the maximum, and even a design that lifts up the base of the laptop by using the bottom of the display to prop it up to let more airflow in.
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Those groups represent a "neoliberal wing of the Democratic Party" that embraces "broken tactics" and an "uninspiring" agenda "more focused on defeating the right than on creating an economy and society that lifts up all people," Ms. Hunt-Hendrix wrote in an op-ed article this year for Politico.
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"The most accessible feature on an airplane is the fact that the arm rest lifts up to get in and out of the seat, and that's about it," said Lee Page, a quadriplegic who uses a wheelchair full time and serves as the senior advocacy director for Paralyzed Veterans of America.
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I like the ErgoLift hinge, which is subtler than it is on the ZenBook S, but it still lifts up the rear of the keyboard by a few degrees and sinks the display down a little bit, simultaneously ensuring a more ergonomic typing posture and making the screen feel even more bezel-deprived.
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It's a jarring scene — although we've known about the scars all along, there's a difference between seeing them individually — "fuck u up" on her lower abdomen when she lifts up her shirt; flashes of "vice" and "fornicate" on an indeterminate patch of skin — and seeing the full result of her battle with self-harm.
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Regardless, the new trailer for Winchester is here to prove it to you anyway, featuring the Oscar-winning actress barely batting an eye as she lifts up an opulent veil to reveal her own stony gaze in the face of supernatural forces not once, but twice in the preview for the new horror film.
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"This is one thing I know from the book of Daniel, the bottom line of the book of Daniel is this: it teaches us that the most high God lifts up who He will and takes down who he will," she said in an interview with "The Brody File" that was released on Tuesday.
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Twisting the drive mode knob on the steering wheel to the "track mode" sparks a flurry of activities: the digital display evolves, shifting the speedometer section to the side of the screen and replacing it with a bold gear indicator; the GT's rear wing separated from the body and lifts up; and, most notably, the car lowers itself by about 50 millimeters.
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First, let's talk about this plane's superpowers: Its landing gear can kneel toward the ground to make it easier to loadThe C-5's nose lifts up, revealing a huge cargo hold that can be loaded and unloaded from the front and the backIts cargo hold is 19 feet wide and 143 feet long -- longer than the Wright brothers' first flight back in 1903.
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He makes a big show of going for his so-called gun and when he lifts up his arm to reach behind him she sees for the first time the tattoo running the length of his forearm, a long dark tattoo that looks as if it might be a blade or a sword, extending from the inside of his elbow to his wrist, a tribal-looking tattoo, abstract and arty, the sort of tattoo you'd find on someone working in a cheese shop.
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That is, every I is narcissistic, but this it admits, and in this admission lies a duality: Narcissism is a weakness, something unwanted; if it were not, then we would not attempt to hide it, so the fact that narcissism is being exhibited here is an admission of weakness, at the same time as that admission also lifts up the I and distinguishes it, because it is candid, and candid narcissism stands in opposition to hidden narcissism in that the former aspires to truth, whereas the latter seeks to conceal the truth.
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