He's a master at pushing buttons and making you look twice.
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The production would look twice as good with better lighting than Michael Korsch's.
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Julia Roberts shared a stunning #TBT photo Thursday that caused fans to look twice.
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Reporters now would look twice at a new politician who is handsy on camera.
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Many of the students crossing the streets did not look twice at the waiting vehicles.
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Would anybody even look twice at a girl with a selfie stick on her head?
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You have to look twice at traditional data to see the scale of the problem.
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With such a shameless, self-centered mercenary running around, who would ever look twice at Hank?
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China's financial regulators told the country's banks to look twice at further lending to poor countries.
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But she hopes anyone with the power to change the outcome will "look twice" at Barzee.
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With colors this bold, you won't have to worry about wearing the same look twice this season.
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If you encountered this character at, say, a Williamsburg bar, you probably wouldn't look twice at her.
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You wouldn't look twice at it, and the camera can only be spotted if you look very closely.
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It feels stupid to say this, but I wouldn't look twice now if a friend kissed a girl.
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"If you didn't look twice at her on the A train, you would have been blind," she said.
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Mr Laguna loved melodies and hooks so obvious that even the most stupid fish might look twice before biting.
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But I wouldn't look twice at most of these images if they were someone's profile picture or the like.
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Almost wherever you look you need to look twice, and consult a label, to fully understand what you're seeing.
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When we ran our results through the statistical program, and saw the results, we nearly had to look twice.
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Freedom to do whatever you want when you want, or a fancy car that might make a stranger look twice?
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" But, she wrote, "It is meant to make the educated viewer look twice, to see why the ordinary is extraordinary.
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If you want to wear Converse with a cocktail dress, you can do it, and no one's going to look twice.
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The Balsam Hill Classic Blue Spruce Tree looks so real you'll have to look twice (or thrice) to realize it's manufactured.
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"You don't look twice at someone staring into a smartphone, operating the whole world in their hand-held computer," he said.
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Timothy Egan This time of year, you look twice at the sketchy drug addict blocking the sidewalk in front of Starbucks.
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For an habanero-sized pepper, which look twice as large as the fruits Smith created, that would be about 25-30 peppers.
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"I had to look twice, I was shocked to see such a large computer on the small table," Hill told the Telegraph.
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But Lou and Nina's dog-eat-dog relationship remains flirty for enough of the film that it might make you look twice.
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"The images here compel us to look closely, look twice, look slowly," Valeria Luiselli writes in the text that accompany the pictures.
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They were effective not just because they had an aesthetic appeal, but because they grabbed your attention and made you look twice.
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The asymmetry of Kate Casey's "Offset Bench" may make you look twice to discover its balance and, in its details, its symmetry.
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So if you were to stand on TRAPPIST-1f, sometimes TRAPPIST-1g would look twice as big as the Moon in the sky.
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Were the Fed to aim for the nearly 43% prime-age employment seen in April 2000, the jobs shortfall would look twice as high.
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There is Leanne (Megan Mullally; you may have to look twice to recognize her), a fellow inmate with some unfashionable racial views who befriends Rhonda.
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Click through to see the ones that made us look twice — and let us know what style you can't wait to get your hands on.
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Tara Lipinski and Johnny Weir have one rule when it comes to their outfits as figure skating commentators for NBC: Never wear the same look twice.
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Yes I wanted to make it visceral and provocative, something to talk about—and as you say, something that makes you look twice at the image.
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Within the world of the film, Jesse has some indefinable "it," something that makes jaded designers and expressionless artists stop, look twice, and then gasp with admiration.
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Just like with the last few releases, chances are you'll have to look twice after the update to see whether your phone actually runs the latest version.
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But the fact is, Chyna has always switched up her strands — and has a wig closet that allows her to pretty much never wear the same look twice.
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Look twice before you grab your trusty Chunky Monkey pint out of the fridge: Ben & Jerry's recalled two of their popular ice cream flavors due to undeclared nuts.
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It was uploaded and shared to the Perth and WA Fishing Reports Facebook page Monday afternoon, where Wright said she had to "look twice" upon spotting the beast.
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The bakers carry a container of salt with a Jewish star on it, and their caterpillar-like mustaches evoke Oliver Hardy's, but also, when you look twice, Hitler's.
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My life was so ordinary, that if it wasn't in Saudi Arabia, or part of the wealthiest oil company in the world… I'm not sure you would look twice.
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But as usual, Tesla has to use the software case to get the proper Ultimate Driving Machine buyers to look twice, and they're going to be considerably more skeptical.
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This half-up crown braid is a low-effort, high-reward way to make your hair look twice as thick, while still leaving it down but out of your face.
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Mr. Sewell's work has been presented in Britain, but Broadway appears to have ignored him so far: Perhaps a star vehicle like "Arbus & West" will convince producers to look twice.
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His precise descriptions of Washington neighborhoods read as if they were being dictated by someone driving a fast car, maybe a muscle car, something a teenager would look twice at.
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Shoppers may look twice at the new Turkish labels on their dairy products, but there is no urgent need for the 4,000 cows that a patriotic businessman plans to airlift in.
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The fun thing about crossword entries is that there are no spaces between words, so it's easy to make solvers look twice when a constructor finds a good bit of wordplay.
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Just this year alone he's strayed from his signature side-swept look twice — first to try cornrows to match pal Hailey Baldwin, and now, his two-weeks-and-counting period with dreadlocks.
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Eventually some other dickhead would fly in under C.J.'s radar and look twice at Carmen, and she would smile and tell him he could sit beside her if he wanted to.
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"Honestly, the thought of me dying before I'm done with a record, and having it handled without me, is what makes me look twice before I cross the street," she tells me.
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The 43-year-old paired the set with a camel coat and black heels, meaning you'd have to look twice to even realize that you could wear most of this outfit to bed.
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"I've done Jules hair hundreds of times, literally, and haven't repeated the same look twice 😏 So you can imagine, doing her wedding hair could get slightly, confusing, what to do!?" she captioned.
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"I think the people in the Hollywood board rooms making decisions will now start to look twice at some of these scripts, because now they can justify their investment in a movie," he says.
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Since then, he has appropriated Bernie Sanders's campaign logo, salesman khakis, politician polo shirts and take-the-cat-to-the-vet sweatpants for the luxury space, meming fashion, making us laugh and look twice.
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The list of ten airlines which received just one star is comprised of less salubrious names like Batik Airlines, Kal-star Aviation and Trans-Nusa, which even seasoned travellers might look twice at before booking.
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They're the kind of place where you can spill your drink and no one will look twice, somewhere you can make a total ass of yourself and be welcomed back the next night with a pickelback.
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It's scary, and they might swipe right on profiles we wouldn't ordinarily look twice at, but sometimes letting a friend take the wheel can yield better results than when we're the ones in the driver's seat.
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From the kids of Stranger Things 3 to a surprisingly terrifying Jafar of Aladdin, here are just a few of the looks that made us gasp, look twice, and consider buying a hot glue gun. Enjoy!
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Just as moving a couch one foot to the left has the potential to suddenly make an entire room look twice its size, the tiniest tweaks to the way you apply makeup can make your whole face look different.
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"Shy Trumpers" could make the race look twice as good for Hillary Clinton as it actually does; if they tell pollsters they're voting for Clinton when they're really voting for Trump, that's a net of two pretend votes in Clinton's favor.
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No; this is a post about the ways in which New Yorkers, who famously strain themselves not to look twice at celebrities and pretend to disregard their power, went bonkers over the mysterious arrival of a Mandarin duck in Central Park.
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For instance, PayPal might need to verify recent changes you've made in your settings, it might need to look twice if you're receiving an unusually high amount of money, or it might need to be extra cautious if you logged in from an unsecured network.
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And for those critics of Mr. Trump's program, they should look twice at the numbers before they say that the middle and lower middle=class is actually the bottom, I believe, the bottom 10% has had the single biggest wage gain of any single quintile in the formulation.
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John Adams, a certified public accountant and partner at Cook Martin Poulson in Salt Lake City, listed the following mistakes that can cause the IRS to look twice at your return: - Transposing digits in your Social Security number - Failing to change your name with the Social Security Administration after you've gotten married or divorced - Incorrectly claiming dependents Simply reporting incorrect numbers is another big problem.
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Twins in Contemporary Literature and Culture: Look Twice. Palgrave Macmillan UK; 21 June 2005. . p. 161–.H.W. Wilson Company. Book review digest. Vol. 95.
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Above and to the right is a life sized figure, a replica of the man who made the clock. He sits and looks down on his handiworks and you have to look twice to realize that it is not a living person sitting there. Parisians wanted a clock just like that for the Cathedral of Notre Dame. So the burghers of Strassburgh blinded the artist in order to make him unable to undertake the commission.
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When done, Maniac starts beeping. When the number of beeps equal the number of tones, players hit their paddles. Again, if you get the correct number you get 2 points, if you are the second you get a point, otherwise you get the 0. In Challenge #3, Look Twice, Maniac beeps and lights in a seemingly random pattern, then displays three more patterns (one of which may or may not match the original).
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She entered the images into different state and national photo contests and won 2 of the contests while placing in 2 others. She opened Houndstooth Studio in 2008 which was named a finalist in the Telstra Business Awards in 2012 and 2013. Cearns' work has been featured in numerous exhibits. One of the most notable was Look Twice, an exhibit featuring 60 photographs of 50 species of animals that she took while on a trip to Bali.
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Anna Jane Stewart was born in Pitcairn, Pennsylvania on July 2, 1917. According to interviewee Barbara Walkley, with whom Jane Stewart had shared a workplace, Stewart was "not very tall; she had medium blonde or sandy brown hair, very nice eyes, a small to medium build" . . . "a presence; you had to look twice." Aside from the names of her family members, mother, Froan (Seibert) Stewart; father, Lawrence R. Stewart; and sister, Ruth, not much is known about her childhood.
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He was part of the Manchester-based breakdance crew Street Machine in the mid 1980s. They won the Manchester round of the UK Breakdancing Championship in 1985. He also appeared in the show The Hit Man and Her as one of the featured dancers on the show (and in a duo called Look Twice) in the late 1980s. He appeared as a dancer in the video for “Bow Down Mister” by Jesus Loves You/Boy George.
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In 2006, Gross left Patterson and pursued a solo writing career. In 2007, The Blue Zone debuted on the New York Times Best Seller list in the United States. A year later, it was followed up by The Dark Tide (2007), which the International Thriller Writers Association nominated Thriller of the Year. The Dark Tide featured the fictional detective Ty Hauck of Greenwich, Connecticut, who became the lead character in Gross's corruption and political conspiracy-based bestsellers Don't Look Twice and Reckless.
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He isn't a drooling monster, he's a guy you wouldn't look twice at a bar or a convenience store." A contributor from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer wrote "It's a marvelous performance supported ably by ... Sarsgaard as the unpredictable, sociopathic Lotter." The film was screened at a special presentation at the 2000 Venice Film Festival. In regards to his character, as how Sarsgaard made him "likeable, sympathetic even" was because he wanted the audience "to understand why they would hang out with me.
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The Architecture Foundation of Oregon called the sculpture a "popular icon" for Portland. 'cultureNOW' suggested that the depicted subject could be the "most photographed man in Portland"; the project described Allow Me as one of the "most recognized and beloved" sculptures in Portland, serving as a symbol of the city for both residents and tourists. Elaine S. Friedman, contributor to The Oregon Encyclopedia, wrote that Allow Me mimics Portland's pedestrians. In its guide of Portland's public art and architecture, Moon Publications described the sculpture as being "so realistic that you'll look twice".
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After she spends the night with Jason, he is cold towards her as it is his father Tony Stewart's (Terence Maynard) funeral. When she comes back round Eileen Grimshaw (Sue Cleaver) tells her that she is sorry for the way Jason treated her and decides to go to the funeral after Gemma tells her that she was in love with Callum; but he wouldn't look twice at her but still cares for him. In July 2016, Gemma is attacked in the kebab shop by fifteen-year-old thug Clayton Hibbs (Callum Harrison), who pushes her to the ground and knocks her unconscious. Kylie intervenes to save Gemma but she is fatally stabbed in the chest by Clayton.
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On his first run of 2019 Blast Onepiece was made the 2.2/1 favourite for the Grade 1 Osaka Hai over 2000 metres at Hanshin on 31 March. After racing towards the rear of the field he was forced wide on the final turn and finished sixth of the fourteen runners behind Al Ain, Kiseki, Wagnerian, Makahiki and Air Windsor. The colt was dropped back to Grade 2 class for the Meguro Kinen over 2500 metres at Tokyo in May but despite starting favourite he came home eighth behind the six-year-old Look Twice. On 18 August Blast Onepiece contested the 2000 metre Sapporo Kinen and went off the 3.7/1 third choice in the betting behind Fierement and Wagnerian.
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