Brusatte: We used to think dinosaurs were dumb lumbering brutes.
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Barry is a lumbering brute; forecasters expect it to linger.
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Gertie, a lumbering and amiable beast, emerges from a cave.
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Lumbering players once selected as team projects became an endangered species.
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By comparison, the West's tech, retail and financial elite appear lumbering.
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Now, rather than lumbering around, I was a fast-paced killer.
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It's still comfortable and capable, if a bit bouncy and lumbering.
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"Retail before Walmart was slow, lumbering and inefficient," recalls an industry veteran.
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In September, China launched a $52.5 billion fund to restructure lumbering SOEs.
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The problem is that those flashbacks are virtually all lumbering and awkward.
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Suddenly, an elephant-sized dinosaur comes lumbering your way through the overgrowth.
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It might not stop until next week, thanks to lumbering Hurricane Harvey.
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Segment stalwarts have often been described as lumbering, bouncy or otherwise sloppy.
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Mr. Godwin is celebrated in London for lighting fires under lumbering classics.
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His style of play — lumbering and menacing — is fading from the game.
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The I.M.F. is viewed as a lumbering relic bailing out reckless nations.
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Bottom second: Lumbering third baseman Chase Headley steals second base with two outs.
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There are stilt performers lumbering around the packed warehouse decorated like a jungle.
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They usually have as much to fear as their old and lumbering counterparts.
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My life has been one helluva rollercoaster ride and it's still lumbering on.
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A pickup truck was lumbering up ahead, and Risher was gaining on it.
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I'm not crazy about the lumbering, poleaxing power of the V8 Panameras, either.
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Except that he was in a line of dozens of tractors lumbering along.
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That's why our health system for veterans is outrageously lumbering and scandal-plagued.
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These are the lumbering authentocrats of club culture and they must be stopped.
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On the corner near the entrance to the park, tired donkeys pull lumbering carts.
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The Pentagon's lumbering acquisition system will find it hard to accommodate any of this.
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But they were never repeated, while his vessels were little more than lumbering rafts.
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Thankfully, Gears of War 4's newest trailer provides the answer: huge, lumbering mechs.
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While many three-row SUVs tend to be lumbering and bouncy, the Traverse isn't.
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Abdelkader entered the box each day through a rear door, with a lumbering nonchalance.
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It makes the game refreshingly fast, at least by Gears of War's lumbering standards.
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Paleontologists have long wondered how these lumbering 100-foot-long behemoths got so big.
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Finally, he appears -- large and lumbering, half-naked, more hair and beard than face.
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To be, what, a big old lumbering ocean liner whenever everyone is not, right?
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But these are designed to bet on startups, not to perfect processes at lumbering giants.
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The lumbering behemoth that is iTunes may finally be nearing the end of its life.
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The process, despite electronic voting and an increase in polling stations, to 1m, is lumbering.
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Teleios recently set its sights on Kongsberg Automotive, a big, lumbering Norwegian car-parts maker.
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He was not a lumbering giant who could scarcely lift his knee to his chest.
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One bottle shows a mad scientist powering his home with a massive, lumbering robot underground.
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The call center is an integral part of our lumbering and lurching post-industrial economy.
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And what story were they telling in this sometimes charming, sometimes awesome, sometimes lumbering adaptation?
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On Wednesday, it was lumbering east toward Louisiana, where it continues to threaten areas with flooding.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Custom officers stopped the middle-aged woman because of her strange, lumbering gait.
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In the best case, the trillionaires will be lumbering dinosaurs—slow-moving targets for rising innovators.
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The showdown starts simple enough, the immortal Jack lumbering toward you, like the game's iconic zombies.
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The strife-filled story isn't made more engaging through a lumbering structure made up of flashbacks.
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The LX 2.53 handles bumps with composure but often responds to inputs in a lumbering manner.
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First, it feels more lumbering and big in its operation than the similarly large Expedition Max.
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The lumbering guy with the short arms is going to swing as hard as he can.
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Among the lumbering sloggers he dodged and danced, floating like a butterfly, stinging like a bee.
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When he did attend school, he was a lumbering student who struggled to read and write.
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Of course, small and nimble can get around large and lumbering, at least for a while.
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Visionary as it may have been, the tournament could be politely described as a lumbering monster.
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Of course, in reality the US is just another lumbering statist empire shielded by nationalist mysticism.
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We were ready to go all in on trucks, the lumbering elephants of the highway animal kingdom.
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At this point in June 2007, Congress was lumbering its way toward inevitable failure on immigration legislation.
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The men who flew them almost universally believed the lumbering B-21995 was a beauty to behold.
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But there's been a recent shift in how large, sometimes lumbering, security-conscious companies like Ball participate.
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The government is sick of people thinking it is old and lumbering and bogged down in bureaucracy.
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This is what I would describe as a lumbering organization that hasn't really pushed innovation and distribution.
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After four minutes of bludgeoning, sludgy rock, the band shifts into a lumbering sort of gothic doom.
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This was made difficult by the lumbering presence of the alien's head, nearly a meter in length.
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Most troublesome, the lumbering giants are finding it hard to keep up with fast-changing consumer markets.
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Being a finicky eater makes evolutionary sense for a toddler, lumbering around sticking things in his mouth.
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His experience, he explains, taught him that lumbering, publicly owned companies always lose value to nimbler competition.
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Pudzianowski recovered, and Popek shelled up as the strongman threw wide, looping, lumbering hooks through his guard.
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Then I went back into class, and BOOM, I was a giant again, this lumbering, mutant giant.
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Milwaukee Bucks Dwight is an instant defensive upgrade over the lumbering yet delicate presence of Greg Monroe.
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Jokic is not as fast or explosive as those peers, but neither is he lumbering or oafish.
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The murky churning behind her sounds like a storm lumbering from the horizon, inching closer to home.
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The lumbering state-owned sector, by comparison, was the proverbial turtle in a race against the hare.
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Florence is proving to be a lumbering giant, with cloud cover as large as the Carolinas themselves.
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Just a few years ago, Microsoft was seen as a lumbering has-been of the technology world.
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Sadly, America has led the way in creating a global appetite for these lumbering, fuel-wasteful giants.
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Pig Destroyer are large men, maybe nimble in their spare time, but lumbering and caustic on stage.
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A week after Maria blew through, the recovery efforts were still lumbering to get off the ground.
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This allows the lumbering, ungainly fish to hole up in the shadowy coral as unassuming prey comes near.
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The days of lumbering elephants performing under big-top tents are coming to an end sooner than planned.
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Chivalry isn't dead — it lives on in the form of Jonas lumbering just behind his (maybe) fiancée Chopra.
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All the while, the thing began to feel slow and lumbering on phones, and too basic on desktops.
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And U.S. startups partnered with Chinese heavyweights may find faster in-roads than lumbering U.S. companies like IBM.
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Godzilla is again lumbering across the big screen, menacing Tokyo with his radioactive breath and walloping attendance records.
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For now they are constrained by regulations, but hope soon to join battle with lumbering state-run ones.
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Davidson is lumbering in that "boyfriend" sort of way, striding forward with Grande's hand laced gently into his.
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For one thing, it costs a fortune to keep China's lumbering SOEs supplied with subsidies and cheap capital.
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The inability of lumbering establishment firms to see opportunity sparked frustration, if not outright revolt, among some employees.
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In a world of carbon fiber frames and electric motors, Ofo's heavy steel bikes were lumbering and basic.
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Every lumbering centre-back who has seen red for bringing down a goalbound opponent has Young to blame.
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In the title essay, Locke presented a race whose inner conversion had flown past the lumbering outside world.
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Where City and Liverpool, in particular, can move swiftly and nimbly in the market, United is slow, lumbering.
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Between the storm's lumbering speed and Hawaii's countless microclimates, it was difficult to predict would happen on Saturday.
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But despite it being a speck among its lumbering dinosaur peers, it has persisted on through the ages.
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In comparison to lumbering hurricanes, however, tornadoes are like guerrilla strikes that can seemingly come out of nowhere.
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LOS ANGELES — Conventional wisdom in Hollywood has long held that big, lumbering "tentpole" movies require protracted promotional campaigns.
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In the dead of the desert night, several lumbering figures approach the U.S. border from the Mexican side.
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Lumbering behind her was Duda, 40 feet high at the shoulder, thick woolly hair hanging nearly to the ground.
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If so, it's a fairly lumbering instrument of punishment, moving not with sudden, decisive menace, but with leisurely patience.
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And the heart of that darkness is Trump himself, a lumbering vortex of need and rage, a black hole.
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Here in the UK, the superclub was still lumbering around the landscape, emitting the boneheaded burps of unreconstructed laddishness.
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Mr. Depardieu, with his lumbering frame and bear-browed intensity, is built to be a Tony Soprano-style antihero.
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I watched Joe Boxer and Patron, lumbering and quite intimidating, from an open, winding boardwalk above the bears' habitat.
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On a simple walk to work, you will pass beneath hundreds of lumbering buildings full of thousands of strangers.
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They're a bit more nimble than a lumbering van, and that makes it easier for crews to get around.
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When a lumbering Humvee at the front of the pack was hit, the ones behind it became sitting targets.
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The sketch was unusually long — it clocked in at a lumbering, replay-unfriendly, everybody-into-the-minivan 13 minutes.
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In the first, Mr. Ali plays Juan, a lumbering drug dealer who discovers the trembling boy hiding from bullies.
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But then Trump and his own priorities came lumbering in in the form of a simple statement from Col.
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And their unemployment offices, long hindered by lumbering technology and bare-bones staffing, are already groaning under the weight.
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Launching lumbering Air Force tankers aloft and conducting the midair refueling is a technically tricky and enormously expensive task.
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Cheap natural gas means that flexible natural gas plants are getting cheaper to run than their lumbering baseload competitors.
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The material they had to work with was the postwar American corporation, which tended to be lumbering and cautious.
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Things quickly got bumpy — an impatient Trump administration and a lumbering E.U. aren't the best matched of negotiating partners.
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Cable pops onto the scene as the kid's nemesis, and as a lumbering, square-jawed compendium of knowing clichés.
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The US economy is large and lumbering, of course, and it takes time for presidents to make course corrections.
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The probability dashboards on the data-journalism websites had lurched Trumpward, and an unthinkable future was lumbering into view.
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He leveraged the threat of that jumper into some of the most effective lumbering the league has ever seen.
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Its slow, lumbering movements will only serve to extend the amount of time it can dump rain on the state.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's "mixed-ownership" policy push will put more private capital into lumbering state-owned enterprises in 2018.
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One happy story that no longer provides much cheer is the idea that open societies will always outpace lumbering autocracies.
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Whatever your mood, there's a lumbering black-and-white ball of fluff to symbolize some personal joy or existential angst.
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Protocol experts said it didn't amount to a breach, but the British press decried the President as a lumbering boor.
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I've landed on water worlds dead of life and supposedly desert ones where lumbering titans have trumpeted at my arrival.
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It's a combat system which is at its best when you're small and nimble and enemies are big and lumbering.
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This is more public access to the shore than was available when the land was private ranching and lumbering territory.
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After spending more than 30 hours slashing my way through the zippy Kingdom Hearts III, Nero felt slow, lumbering...boring?
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Instead of the manic lankiness that danced him through Con Air, he is now a lumbering and more masculine presence.
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But the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, eager to show that it is something more than a lumbering, unresponsive bureaucracy, believes otherwise.
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Because some environmentalists believe that amazon wildfire was caused by Brazil developing rainforest and lumbering for animal husbandry and farming.
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What if he was born a heavyweight, where one good punch carries you far in a division of lumbering longevity?
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Now, a study by top whale shark experts and thousands of citizen-scientists sheds new light on their lumbering lives.
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I'll take breathable air, clean water, less stress, family, friends, time and beauty over a lumbering big home any day.
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A lot of Americans can't afford to be ill, because their healthcare system is a lumbering behemoth of modern barbarism.
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I did, though, see those necking giraffes, as well as plenty of snorting rhinos, brilliantly hued birds and lumbering elephants.
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Lumbering and implacable, she bears down on her victims in zombielike obedience to the tiny voice emanating from her uterus.
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There we boarded a lumbering Bombardier turboprop plane and watched the boreal forest give way to treeless, rocky tundra below.
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Though America's railway tracks are privately owned, its national passenger services are all run by one lumbering state-owned firm, Amtrak.
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Every slow body kick doubled her over, every lumbering leg kick nearly spun her around, every head kick was potentially murderous.
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Man-Thing is a lumbering, slow swamp creature who goes on adventures with Howard the Duck and other off-beat characters.
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It may be that globalisation and technological advances have enabled world-beating "superstar" firms to see off their lumbering domestic competitors.
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Matt Holliday (DH/OF)–Cardinals Like the previous two examples, Holliday is an aging, lumbering slugger whose positional versatility is nil.
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Imagine robot planters the size of small bears, lumbering slowly around gardens and parks, looking for a place to sun themselves.
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For the moment, however, he appears dangerously content just to sit atop what has grown into an impressive but lumbering pachyderm.
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Accelerators represent a true private sector solution to the problems faced by small businesses instead of more new, lumbering government bureaucracies.
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Another problem facing China, particularly the lumbering state-owned giants, is a spike in debt since the 2008 global financial crisis.
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When her husband returned with other villagers, they heard the newborn crying and caught sight of the elephant slowly lumbering away.
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Western lumbering communities won't see the humor in the denial of the connection between warmer weather and bark beetle reproduction rates.
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Shooting lumbering animals as they graze in fields is a sporting challenge akin to shooting a Volkswagen in a parking lot.
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Eli is the lumbering half of the duo, less cocksure and more tempted by the thought of a well-earned retirement.
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The trade-off is that switching forces slower, more lumbering defenders onto quicker opponents, often in unfavorable spots on the floor.
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At times, it's as if he were trying to seep into the lumbering, warped street sounds and haunting reverberations around him.
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Lumbering Weddell seals — lolling about on the sea ice near Scott Base, the New Zealand government's research facility — showed less interest.
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Daniel Murphy added an insurance run with a run-scoring single in the fourth inning that drove in the lumbering Lester.
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Trilobites They're the largest fish in the sea, lumbering quietly in open ocean waters where little has been known about them.
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He is still tall and lean, if a bit more lumbering than he once was, but his feet retain their quickness.
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Lumbering sequels and remakes at least have a shot at cutting through the Instagram-Netflix-Fortnite-TikTok clutter and filling seats.
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When Carsen's beloved production of Tchaikovsky's "Eugene Onegin" was retired, it was unfortunately replaced by Deborah Warner's lumbering staging, from 2013.
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"Boiled Over" is an instant classic in the death metal canon, a havoc-wreaking giant crushing bones with each lumbering step.
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Large and lumbering, it possesses two traits that make it the bane of colonists who venture too deep into the hinterlands.
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At dusk, she boils fish on a fire while the sun sets and humpback whales perform their lumbering acrobatics on the horizon.
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China has sought to revive its lumbering state-owned firms that have been dogged by inefficiencies and oversupply as economic growth slows.
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"Smaller, more nimble, agile companies have shown an ability to be just as effective countervailing forces than large lumbering ones," he says.
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A new study published in Scientific Reports shows that elephants know when their lumbering bodies are an obstacle to achieving a goal.
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He gracefully dodges one tackle before lumbering toward the sideline, where it takes two Irish players to bring him to the ground.
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Many of the pieces felt a bit lumbering and arduous in the way that Roberto Matta or André Masson's work can be.
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Many lumbering companies of the 20th century have become less nimble these days, just as they're facing emergent threats from disruptive rivals.
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This rarefied group, which mainly consists of tech darlings, is about to admit a surprising new member: a large, lumbering Chinese bank.
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In season two, Axe hires a new analyst named Taylor Mason (Asia Kate Dillon), who throws the two lumbering leads into relief.
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But the ungainly and lumbering flat-bodied halibut is the real glamour-puss of the market when it takes off to fly.
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The airport construction site — a muddy expanse dotted with lumbering trucks and a dizzying array of cranes — is a hive of activity.
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The veteran baritone Thomas Hampson, lumbering around the stage as Germont, had an uncomfortable night, his tone leathery and his phrasing coarse.
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The Trump administration, from pillar to post, is an unmitigated disaster, lumbering forward and crushing American ideas and conventions as it does.
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Instead of lumbering buses following fixed routes, Mr. Harms said, MOIA shuttles will adjust their destinations and schedules according to customer demand.
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So not only will these lumbering platforms delicately remove weeds, but they'll inspect for aphids and fungus and apply the necessary remedies.
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A strange, lumbering beast crawls out of one of Jam's mother's paintings and makes itself known to Jam, who dubs it Pet.
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Propped with his style crew against the putty-tone headboard of a lumbering, half-made bed, Nay Campbell was in his element.
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Coach Mike Budenholzer morphed last year's lumbering Bucks, who were 20th in the N.B.A. in pace, into the league's fifth-fastest team.
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Listen to Fergean in its lumbering entirety below: Fergean is out now on Dutch label Reflections Records, so you know what to do.
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The ANC is like an elephant, the party's secretary-general Gwede Mantashe once said: a lumbering beast, it is slow to change direction.
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The latest Irma's a tropical depression this morning, lumbering its way through the Southeast and bringing heavy rain to Alabama and western Tennessee.
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Then, when the timing is right to move into new businesses, they pivot smoothly around those assets rather than lumbering away from them.
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He is more than six feet tall, and moves with lumbering delicacy, like a gaunt bear that has just come out of hibernation.
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He's a lumbering monster, an easy fall guy (who actually does die of a fall) for the anxieties and fears of liberal America.
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China is in the middle of a sweeping reform programme designed to rejuvenate its lumbering state sector and create industrial champions competing internationally.
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Gronkowski instead chose the wrong angle to chase him, and with lumbering strides he clumsily missed the tackle and stumbled to the turf.
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Paris is an elegant role with marvelous costumes, so why did Thomas Forster employ the same lumbering walk he applies to inelegant characters?
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The rest is left to Alec Baldwin: the puckered lips, a studied lumbering gait and a wariness of humanizing a man he reviles.
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Watching the gruff, lumbering, suddenly protective Mandalorian safeguard his tiny but powerful new charge promises to be a droll and potentially moving process.
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Unlike the North's lumbering, older rockets and missiles, these would be small enough to hide in caves and move into position by truck.
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I.O. More than six and a half feet tall with a lumbering physical presence, Mr. Justice is worth $1.6 billion, according to Forbes.
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Hodor, the big lumbering giant whom we last saw holding the door so Bran and Meera could escape from wights, is NOT dead.
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In retooling his first produced work, Tony Kushner himself appears as a character in this lumbering portrait of endangered artists in Nazi Berlin.
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Porzingis missed five free throws, hit only 6 of 19 shots from the field and was not himself in the lumbering, physical game.
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"This moose is just lumbering at us, it&aposs coming in hot, so we jump in the golf cart and drive away," Redican recounted.
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The old model may have the perception of a lumbering behemoth, but it is proven to work and scale when the resources are there.
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All around us, in the animal kingdom, tiny birds and lumbering beasts put more effort into courtship and getting laid than your useless boyfriend.
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Slam bands would spend the next eighteen years wondering how they could make their song sound anywhere near as lumbering and eczemic as this.
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And yet, like much of Fallen Kindgom, it feels overdone — less of a wink than a stomp on the head from a lumbering brontosaurus.
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Amazon and other big internet firms belong to a different category from both the lumbering bullies of the airline industry and wallet-draining boutiques.
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Instead, the announcements this year in Detroit felt more like compromises being made by companies that are lumbering toward the electric future they're promising.
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The stoic walk of the lumbering leading man has turned stiff, almost robotic, and when he doesn't have marks to hit he seems lost.
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The grazing, mining, and lumbering industries chafed at the small fees they were required to pay for the resources they once took at will.
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With such demand after all this time, Cough could have easily churned out something lumbering and dense and still appeased the masses well enough.
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Lumbering lower The price of lumber has fallen more than 8 percent over the last month, recently dropping to its 200-day moving average.
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Fans of the National have had plenty of time to acclimate to Berninger's voice, a heady, lumbering baritone, yet it's worth reiterating its singularity.
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Horner argued that T. rex was too slow and lumbering, its arms too puny and its eyesight too poor, to prey on other creatures.
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There are times in Catastrophe that Rob and Sharon flash elements of sitcom tropes, playing off elements of the Nagwife or the Lumbering Oaf.
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Build a whole bank from scratch, full-stack, create a brand people loved, and use software to run circles around the lumbering finance giants.
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At its best, Frank's shambling deception brings out the anxiety underlying Gaffigan's lumbering comedic persona, but "Being Frank" is largely an incoherent viewing experience.
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The lumbering system, combined with claims of voter suppression and skewed maps from redistricting, once again tested confidence in the integrity of the vote.
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Critics often dismiss it as another lumbering United Nations agency paying tax-free salaries to technocrats to live in Switzerland and churn out reports.
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Without a way to filter, it devolves into a lumbering beast with a plethora of icons obscuring the map and making navigation a chore.
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Like those records, this new one is a stew of woozy synth patches and lumbering percussive elements, a slow-moving journey through watery ambience.
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Elsewhere Rihanna eagerly thumbs through disparate styles: "Consideration" tries out lumbering Portishead trip-hop, while "Kiss It Better" and "Desperado" dally with moody rock vibes.
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But anyway, so I think these companies are, maybe they'll wake up and smell the coffee but I think they're just very lumbering and slow.
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His critics voice concerns about a management style that alienated some of his subordinates at DIA, a lumbering bureaucracy that Flynn sought to shake up.
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The order for pursuit would be given, and the lumbering caravan of men, jeeps and elephants would gather itself up and return to the chase.
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Mariota and Murray failed to execute a simple handoff and defensive end Danielle Hunter recovered, lumbering 23 yards to make it a 22-10 game.
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The characters are also giant, lumbering beasts — both human and otherwise — who still operate with precise and calculated dodge rolls and frenetic scuttles to cover.
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Or they could switch, and leave a lumbering big man to guard Curry in isolation or an undersized guard to check Green on the elbow.
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Venture-backed startups like Planet Labs and Skybox (now merged) developed constellations of micro-satellites to image the Earth far faster than enormous, lumbering incumbents.
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It's a valiant effort for a lumbering headset you'll eventually have to strap to your face, and make no mistake—this process is hardly simple.
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Travis is a lumbering, black-clad, dragon-pendant-wearing, staff-carrying guy who lives through his passion for a George R.R. Martin-style fantasy world.
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They dictated what companies were allowed to build and set the prices they were allowed to charge, usually by lumbering, bureaucratic procedures that took years.
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Zhu Rongji takes over as premier, reforming lumbering state-owned enterprises and laying off millions, cracking down on smuggling and revamping the health care system.
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Under this program, the company nurtured young startups, hoping to siphon some of that entrepreneurial energy and pass it along to the big lumbering corporation.
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While we're not all lumbering toddlers, the point is that many of us rarely feel that positivity and encouragement around our endeavors later in life.
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"This is a big, lumbering bureaucracy," Mr. Ackman said of ADP, laying out his case that the company was being overtaken by smaller, nimbler rivals.
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Imagine a wobbly Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) and a lumbering Falcon (Anthony Mackie), with Captain America (Chris Evans), the incredible chunk, bringing up the rear.
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As is so often the case, this technological revolution in smoking cessation is outpacing the ability of a lumbering government to appropriately regulate vapor products.
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What makes a face "friendly" enough to offset the fact that it's plastered onto a rolling or lumbering assemblage of sentient metal in your home?
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T). Siemens has already taken steps to break up its lumbering conglomerate structure, including merging its rail business with that of French rival Alstom (ALSO.
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Maybe he's carrying himself differently than he does onscreen, lumbering and lolling and generally taking up space while bullying Paul Dano all over the stage.
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You can hear a similarity between Liszt's "Totentanz" and "Must the Devil": Both pieces begin with a low and lumbering piano part over the orchestra.
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Gigantic Dinosaurs Had to Grow Freakishly Fast Titanosaurs were the largest land animals to ever appear on this planet, but even these lumbering…Read more ReadI.
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The same goes for the lumbering, linguini-faced Cthulhu-monsters that chase down some of the characters, and the aliens' entire human-brain-powered world interface.
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Not only that, but the lumbering seven-footer is ripping nylon at a remarkable 44 percent clip on a healthy 3.7 attempts per game from downtown.
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At least if you're judging by the preponderance of people lumbering through the Indio desert still wearing Mick Jagger's lips and tongue in t-shirt form.
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But marrying Silicon Valley business models to the lumbering bureaucracy of the Pentagon is a different kind of battle, one whose outcome is far from certain.
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Bauermeister is an inventive and nimble bassist, often countering Schwarzenbach's melodies; carving out his own space in these songs and giving them a lumbering forward movement.
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In any lumbering bureaucracy that is being forced to endure radical change, even loyal and idealistic staff will resist and complain—just ask a BBC journalist.
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Lumbering along even when it wants to move fast, it appears to arrive at an ending at least a couple of times before it actually does.
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After all these onerous years, he is still a straight-up joy—as in actual, for-real joy—to behold, all lumbering trickery and circumspect bloodlust.
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I had spent so much time scanning the distant ridges for a lumbering white mass that the bears had become almost a figment of my imagination.
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The greatest pure hitters of modern times — Tony Gwynn and Ichiro Suzuki — could not have looked more different: Gwynn lumbering (in later years), Suzuki forever lithe.
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Yet these auspicious elements often seem to exist in a lumbering, sleepwalking state, as if waiting to be stimulated into the ideal selves that lurk within.
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There were other charter planes arriving, constant flights of F-100 and F-5 fighters taking off and landing, lumbering C-130 transports loading and unloading.
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Video shared on social media shows a lumbering polar bear whose back had been branded with "T-34," the name of an old Soviet Union tank.
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The highest praise that I can offer this lumbering collection of coagulated visual dramas is the doubt of my own taste in painting that it occasioned.
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At 45, with a lumbering swagger and drawling parables culled from the family farm, Mr. Roe has steered Mr. Cruz's onetime long-shot presidential bid into contention.
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She turns Calisto into a bear, but in what must pass for a happy ending, Giove promises to make the lumbering Calisto a goddess in the afterlife.
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Talk about the lumbering grace of these giant humanoid machines, the way Harebrained Schemes has imbued them with life and weight via terrific art, animation, and sound.
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Many analysts, however, say the government has been too cautious in reforming lumbering, debt-laden state firms, fearing massive job losses and a blow to economic growth.
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China's lumbering state banks are trying to catch up, but are already several years late to the game — the private sector is where the innovation is happening.
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"Pachyderm Shout" opened in a lumbering rut, with bowed bass and bass clarinet, before the action shifted to the trombones, in a testifying chorus of elephantine harrumphs.
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But I suppose there is a lot to pack in, as this enormous series finally crashes, with all the lumbering grace of a dragon, toward its denouement.
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They fret that the lumbering federal bureaucracy is hamstrung by outmoded technology, often in such troubling ways that veterans have a hard time obtaining their medical records.
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Category 33 Hurricane Lane is slowly churning northward toward Hawaii, affecting the Big Island and Maui on Thursday before lumbering toward Oahu and Kauai in coming days.
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The mature trees and plants in the easement weren't bulldozed, though many of them died anyway, killed by the weight of construction equipment lumbering across their roots.
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Between his sweet, solitary voice and the lumbering motions of the elevator, visitors can imagine a ferry voyage, cresting the waves and heading toward the port city.
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But no matter how hard the crews worked or how furiously they pushed their lumbering vehicles over the potholed roads, there was no satisfying the city's needs.
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Settlement for those accepted is immediate—the air force sidesteps its lumbering payments system by using official credit cards to transfer money instantly to people's PayPal accounts.
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China is in the middle of an ambitious corporate restructuring program aimed at reducing debts and improving the performance of its huge but lumbering state-owned sector.
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Bodies were reduced to mere lumbering robots, and even the inner lives of our species became just one more consequence of natural selection in a materialist world.
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Too often, he turns his shoulders perpendicular to the play and starts lumbering toward the sideline, only to be tripped up by faster (read: every) defensive players.
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A thin, lumbering teenager stirs nervously, checking the original image on his phone in between rehearsals, doing it over and over to commit the choreography to memory.
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It's that a car company as lumbering and gigantic as GM, with infrastructure and manufacturing capacity on an epic scale, has gotten there first—and is there now.
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But a change made a year ago to the method GDP is calculated transformed the lumbering South Asian giant overnight into one of the fastest growing major economies.
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The Turtle Rover is designed to reach hard-to-access places more easily than you could, and to do so without intruding as much as a lumbering human.
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Nick: I always expected Rick to get away from his initial predicament, so I didn't find it all that surprising when he wound up lumbering through the woods.
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is so lumbering and massive and unwieldy that it really is sort of a miracle that any of the movies work at all.
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The response in Angola was at first somewhat lumbering, the MSF's Janssens said, but officials raised their game when it reached Congo, mobilizing resources and implementing mass vaccinations.
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These women never quite come to life as characters; Taylor is too busy awkwardly lumbering from plot point to plot point to give them much time to breathe.
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Lumbering alongside the nimble rovers was each team's hero, a larger tank-like robot that could fire the small plastic marbles as well as more powerful golf balls.
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China moved to revamp its lumbering state sector in 2015 in order to tackle rising debt levels and make its SOEs more profitable and responsive to the market.
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They have capitalized on the 2100-point shot and the diminution of the lumbering, back-to-the-basket center to herald an era of artistic play and teamwork.
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Modi, a Hindu nationalist politician who swept to power in 2014 promising reforms to get India's lumbering economy moving, will use the occasion to make a landmark speech.
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When teams put a smaller defender on him, he drives slowly and in control (most of the time); when faced with a lumbering defender, he blows past him.
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But the top tier of possible prey — armored armadillos comparable to Volkswagens, lumbering mastodons, the 12-foot-tall ground sloth Megatherium — would have challenged even the fiercest hunter.
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In that sense, Janus has been a rude awakening for the lumbering union giants that some say have lost touch with the educators they are supposed to lead.
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At age 40, to take one example, Peralta has a career best K/9, and his lumbering highwire act will probably involve a terrifying fall at some point.
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There is the whoosh-squoosh of the juice vendor squashing her oranges on the corner, the growl of a hundred motorbikes, the wheeze of a thousand lumbering buses.
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Prosecutors have shown jurors, over five days, many snippets of surveillance video showing Mr. Rahimi lumbering along sidewalks and dragging rolling suitcases that they said contained the bombs.
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The Italian economist Mariana Mazzucato, above, disagrees with many tenets of neoclassical economic theory — like the one about the state being a lumbering, inefficient investor of last resort.
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The turnaround from complacency to nationwide mobilization typifies how China can respond to unexpected crisis like a lumbering giant, reluctant to stir, but then capable of shattering urgency.
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Jeremy Giambi, Oakland's lumbering designated hitter, was rounding third base and trying to score from first when Spencer uncorked a throw that seemed destined to live in infamy.
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Even a few months ago, before he announced his candidacy, it was lumbering at about 20 percent approval ratings, where it had been for much of the decade.
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The city's history with robot cars goes back to the late 1980s, when students at Carnegie Mellon University caught the occasional glimpse of a strange vehicle lumbering across campus.
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Those screams and additional samples of distorted dialogue from the Black Lodge sequence provide an ominous 50-second introduction for the track before its lumbering guitar riff kicks in.
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Today, the site is a grassy expanse shaded by towering condos and hotels that have sprung up around it, overlooking cruise ships and cargo freight lumbering in the distance.
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In a performance that Backderf called "jaw-dropping," Lynch fully inhabited Dahmer's mannerisms, like his lumbering walk and the spasm "schtick" that entertained the Dahmer Fan Club so much.
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The great, lumbering pop-culture beast that is American Idol will be finally put to sleep this year, but the show is rallying one farewell season before that happens.
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While local Fish and Wildlife officials decided what to do with the croc, video showed it slowly lumbering back to the ocean -- apparently tired of its new found fame.
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As much as possible, says Mr Eyal, decisions should be in the hands of the Supreme Allied Commander, General Curtis Scaparotti, rather than the Atlantic Council, NATO's lumbering parliament.
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Mr. Rioult's approach is an emotional one, and it often overpowers his ability to make shrewd decisions in his dances, which have a lumbering quality, no matter the subject.
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So why, then, in Cavallari's return to the small screen am I immediately magnetized to a lumbering oaf with vacant, bedroom-as-in-still-asleep eyes named Jay Cutler?
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A walk in the woods is an exercise in near silence now, the only sounds my own lumbering footfall and the huff of my breath on an uphill path.
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Geneva is a hub for international organizations: the United Nations, the CERN particle accelerator, the World Trade Organization, and other classic lumbering, long-term, big picture, "thinking slow" projects.
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As the country's pace of growth stutters, China has made reform of its lumbering and inefficient state-owned enterprises (SOEs) a priority in a bid to kindle competitive behavior.
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He knew that she would see trains everywhere — circling a track suspended from the ceiling, lumbering in and out of tunnels in display cases, zipping across tall video monitors.
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"We must look so slow to them," she said thoughtfully one day over lunch, and enacted first a human lumbering in agonizing slow motion and then the squirrel's disdain.
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The title character, played with fortitude and powerful presence by Ashlie Atkinson ("Fat Pig"), is a solidly built, lumbering woman who arrives in Elizabethan London on an odd mission.
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His voice also bears an uncanny resemblance to a certain Wino's, which, while unintentional, dovetails beautifully with the warm, slightly psychedelic nature of Wretch's lumbering, groove-heavy, traditionalist doom.
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Zero absolutely nails the sense of scale; it really feels like you're piloting a tiny ship against massive creatures like a robotic sand worm or a lumbering sci-fi gorilla.
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This movie is never particularly ingenious—the best it can hope for is being mildly clever—but its lumbering forward motion does a decent job of simulating suspense and excitement.
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Perhaps, in a moment of great foresight, they had foreseen Per lumbering towards the on-rushing Diego Costa with all the certainty of a cow charging towards a frozen lake.
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These creatures subsist on whatever they can, the oleaginous lumbering ones sleepily devouring the least elusive specimens in volume, the horribly blistered long-clawed ones chasing anything they can catch.
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But this new version of Hyrule is different — instead of a magical fantasy realm, it's a completely ruined place, one where the shells of lumbering, magical machines litter the landscape.
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But to judge by his actions, Mr Xi has asserted the party's total authority over China's system of state capitalism, from law courts to private firms and lumbering state enterprises.
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In the final moments of Sunday's episode, the lumbering, loyal servant died saving Bran Stark, his paraplegic charge, from an army of zombies, which was sad enough on its own.
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The upper chamber is lumbering towards the finish line on its version, but many of the hundreds of amendments filed to the "must-pass" legislation will never see a vote.
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He was Blount before Blount was Blount: just a big lumbering doof who had four seasons of eight TDs or more, so fantasy football players were convinced of his awesomeness.
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Lumbering over ladders and pipes, civilians crawl onto the span of the bridge, which has collapsed into the murky water, and shimmy up the opposite bank along a dirt path.
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Lumbering, frowning and curmudgeonly, Ove trudges back to the small gated community that he watches over like a hawk and determines to join his recently deceased wife by hanging himself.
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But what—musically speaking at least—could be better than hearing a fragment of a record, looped and EQ'd to an inch of its life, atop a massive, lumbering kickdrum?
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The restructuring of China's lumbering and mostly state-owned industrial sectors has emerged as one of the government's key priorities this year as it tries to rejuvenate a flagging economy.
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"America appears to be lumbering toward a new Middle East war," he said in response to last week's attack, and has continued to highlight the potential pitfalls of a confrontation.
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The moment I realized that the pressure I felt was not from God, the word "sex" came lumbering out of its prison as if it had been biding its time.
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Yet northern New England retirees had similar histories of hard physical labor in farming, lumbering and manufacturing, and were no more affluent than their counterparts in the Northern Plains states.
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Evercore says the central bank's actions in 1995-96 and in 1998 serve as a template, when it cut rates 75 basis points in an effort to jolt a lumbering economy.
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They have not yet invoked the deal's dispute-resolution panel, which they view as a last resort: the lumbering mechanism could end with the United Nations restoring multilateral sanctions on Iran.
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The woman was circling the track at a lumbering pace while noisily talking on her headset, one of those rude Americans who unapologetically occupied shared space as if it was birthright.
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As well as pursuing peace, its new leader has lifted a state of emergency, welcomed back exiled dissidents, freed thousands of political prisoners and vowed to privatise lumbering state-owned enterprises.
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Bearcam. This annual tradition graces patrons of the internet with its presence every summer as large, lumbering brown bears make their way down to their local river to catch some salmon.
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In Japan shares in the lumbering Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group—the rich world's biggest bank by assets—have behaved like those of a frisky internet startup; they are up by 2000%.
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While that may not sound like much, it's worth watching the video to see this 500,000-pound beast with twin fuselages and a wingspan of 385 feet lumbering down the concrete.
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Chinese firms controlled by the central government rallied strongly in the afternoon, amid continued expectations that Beijing will step up efforts to restructure its lumbering and often inefficient state-owned enterprises.
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While the economic slowdown and a fall in commodity prices have done the most damage to China's lumbering SOEs, expensive "social functions" have also contributed to punishing losses in recent years.
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His full name was in fact Andoni Goikoetxea Olaskoaga, and he was a lumbering, muscular defender from Alonsotegi, a red-tiled hill town in the green and verdant mountains of Biscay.
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" In a withering review of Robert Altman's 2006 film, "A Prairie Home Companion," Rex Reed called Mr. Keillor "a myopic doughboy" and his program "a lumbering, affected and pointless audio curiosity.
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Many military analysts see the Admiral Kuznetsov as merely a 260-pound gorilla, and consider it a gamble to play gunboat diplomacy with a lumbering tub fit for the scrap heap.
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There isn't an army of baddies separating you from each Colossus — just a vast open world dotted with 16 lumbering behemoths, each one a kinetic puzzle disguised as a boss fight.
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"This action will return broadband in the U.S. to a regulatory regime that emphasizes private investment and innovation over lumbering government intervention," said Joan Marsh, a vice president at AT&T.
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In 2013, Detroit became the largest municipality to ever file for Chapter 19933 bankruptcy, setting the stage for a mass reorganization of the city's assets and an ongoing, lumbering economic revival.
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Low, roiling, gray clouds and intermittent rain forced the cancellation of what is usually a carefully choreographed, roaring flyover featuring everything from sleek jet fighters to old, lumbering long-range bombers.
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China began a new round of reforms in 2016 aimed at streamlining its lumbering state-owned enterprises (SOEs) by introducing private capital, curbing overcapacity, shutting down "zombie" subsidiaries and restructuring assets.
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While Resident Evil 7 taps into more conventional fears — killer insect swarms, lumbering monsters, gratuitous gore, and direct physical threats — much of the horror taps into our primal fears of the unknown.
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The song's lumbering tempo, ragged vocals, and overall tension are a perfect conduit for the rage it portrays—rage at a situation that, for far too many women, will ring painfully familiar.
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Later, Matt Adams, the Cardinals' lumbering first baseman, was thrown out at the plate by Kelly Johnson, who had received a quick relay throw from Curtis Granderson deep in right-center field.
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Multiple characters betrayed everything we've come to know about them, apparently for no other reason than to shove the lumbering plot one step closer to the can't-come-soon-enough finish line.
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Judge has the deck stacked against him because guys his size are baseball anomalies, but he is not a lumbering power hitter the Yankees are trying to hide out in right field.
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He is a hulking and majestic animal, giant and hairy and lumbering, but also somehow very spry, since it's also been able to evade capture by sasquatch hunters for generations—until now.
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It's arguable how much that matters in 2018, but I find something comforting about the idea of this lumbering dinosaur of a TV show still occupying a weird corner of the limelight.
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The night before Canelo's bout, the entourage's paterfamilias will turn 20103, but the folds beneath his eyes and lumbering gait belong to a man who has been worn down beyond his years.
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The Hornets' roster consists of misfits of every stripe—players too short, too lumbering, defensively lacking or offensively limited—emerging from all kinds of professional doldrums to form a deceptively cohesive squad.
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Their tempos range from a blistering, blasting sprint to a hyper-distorted Cro-Magnon stomp, alternately cramming in black metal's intensity, hardcore ferocity, and sludgy doom's lumbering gait (or sometimes all three).
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Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — Sing, O muse, of the lumbering opossum, of the nearsighted, stumbling opossum, whose only defenses are a hiss, a hideous scowl and a rank scent emitted in terror.
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For every lumbering Goliath, there are always one or two smarter, faster Davids just now starting up in some fabled garage, getting ready to slay the giants when they least expect it.
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And yet they are more culturally mainstream: a growing cohort of famous (and famously small) boys who stand in opposition to the lumbering, abusive oafs who have been dominating this year's headlines.
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"Trapped," a 10-episode series beginning Sunday on Viceland, takes the resemblance further: Its hero, a lumbering, bearlike, small-town police chief named Andri (Olafur Darri Olafsson), is a classic western sheriff.
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China has made reform of its lumbering and uncompetitive state-owned enterprises - many in heavy industries - a priority as excess capacity and idle workers bleed what precious resources such "zombie" companies have.
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I tried to imagine how we might have appeared to the serene eyes of these primordial beasts, three medium-size mammals lumbering upright, without apparent purpose, around a great coffin-shaped leviathan.
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The Greeks who left, however, are more angry at their own government, which they say has chronically mismanaged the economy by failing to end corruption, reduce the lumbering state or revive investment.
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Producer Mike WiLL Made It contributes hypnotically mechanical synth megahooks, stringing those ubiquitous high wispy keyboards across lower piano chords, constructing a giant lumbering metal animal-machine with discrete, mentally separable cogs.
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Aesthetically, Fernandez's paintings of armored, pansexual intimacy create a vivid psycho-geography that can be a bit lumbering in much the same way as Wifredo Lam's, Roberto Matta's, and André Masson's mysterious paintings.
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Google vintage video of Emerson, Lake & Palmer and appreciate how the lumbering prog-rock trio became a dynamo when playing live, banging on their instruments and aiming to overwhelm their audience with spectacle.
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Pan Luan, a former tech journalist who published a widely-read essay in May contending that Tencent had "no dream", says the giant looks lumbering at times because "its whole structure is ageing".
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It can only be used in relatively uncontested air space because it has to be dropped close to the target by a lumbering cargo plane, such as a C-130 or C-17.
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Critics say that excessive red tape and high tax rates lingering from Croatia's communist past within old Yugoslavia, lumbering judicial procedures and frequently changing, opaque regulations add to barriers to growth and investment.
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TO THIS day the trained eye can still spot the occasional boxy Chinese tractor lumbering around rural Albania, a reminder of the time when this Balkan backwater was China's biggest champion in Europe.
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BEIJING, June 2 (Reuters) - China's top corruption watchdog admonished the state-owned enterprise regulator on Thursday for failing to effectively promote reform, as Beijing attempts to modernise the country's lumbering public sector companies.
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Nadella has been trying to reinvigorate Microsoft since taking over the lumbering giant two years ago, and has helped build more credibility around the company's efforts in areas such as cloud-based services.
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D-backs' Greinke continues mastery of Marlins MIAMI — Zach Greinke was on the mound Thursday night when Justin Bour, the Miami Marlins' lumbering 265-pound first baseman, got his first career stolen base.
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The press didn't take sides so much as it reveled in the absurdity of it all, portraying Bruno less as a menace than a cartoon, a lumbering, happy go lucky, real life Yogi.
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Lines of lumbering yak, horses, donkeys, and Jokpe (the product of breeding a yak with cattle) carrying goods constantly pass us, alerting us with their presence by the jingling bells on their necks.
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But the Tampa third base coach Matt Quatraro short-circuited the inning by sending Choi — the lumbering former Yankee — who was thrown out easily on Walker's one-hop relay throw from Aaron Judge.
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A bloated, lumbering production that seemed hamstrung by excess when it opened in New York 10 years ago, it has been reincarnated at the Garrick Theater in a slimmer, more light-footed form.
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Mr. Gorbachev saw this campaign for "new thinking" in foreign affairs to run parallel with glasnost, his new policy of openness in the press, and perestroika, a reconstruction of the lumbering Soviet economy.
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The lumbering Ford Galaxie that he meticulously coaxes into the narrow corridor, inching forward and back, a car mirror nearly brushing a wall, suggests his isolation from a family that he soon abandons.
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Ever the studio whiz, nuanced compositions like "The Beginning Of The End" and "1,000,000" offer sonic depth and even surprise, hardly the lumbering lunkhead rockers of your standard Nickelback clone or aging arena axeman.
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In a world where personal transportation will increasingly be defined by the need for nimble city cars that can whizz populations across ever denser urban landscapes, this big lumbering transporter seems out of place.
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More so than before, he was like an old broken down professional wrestler squeezing into a singlet on Sunday afternoon at the local flea market and lumbering through his signature moves for gas money.
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And if the Yankees, with so many older, lumbering hitters in the lineup, are not driving the ball to gaps or over walls, they have a hard time stringing hits together or manufacturing runs.
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Instead of the leonine presence of Brando, you have Mr. Foster's more lumbering hominid gait, the sense of a man who has never quite made peace with the postwar world or his domestic environment.
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The CSU's most vocal antagonist -- there are several in the chorus -- is Horst Seehofer, a lumbering, straight-faced bear of a man, who is Merkel's interior minister, as well as head of the CSU.
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With an echo of his Batman growl, Christian Bale brilliantly shape-shifts into another American psycho, the lumbering, scheming vice president who easily manipulates the naïve and insecure W., deliciously played by Sam Rockwell.
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He could exploit a severe advantage in quickness over his more lumbering opponents; he averaged 15.6 points a game as a freshman but that number could increase dramatically if his shooting becomes more consistent.
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He is so unbelievably fast, so clearly superior to the opponents lumbering in his furious wake, that it calls to mind the epithets that Homer bestowed on Achilles: swift-footed Maradona, breaking through men.
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Meanwhile, Rae Sremmurd's Sr3mm, out since May, is a giant, lumbering triple: two solo discs, Swae Lee's Swaecation and Slim Jxmmi's Jxmtro, in addition to the pop-rap brother duo's third album together proper.
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Ownership reforms at more than 100 central government-run enterprises will be completed by year-end as part of efforts to use private capital to revive its lumbering state sector, state media reported last month.
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Writing toutes celles et tous ceux over and over would fill French with even more lumbering awkwardness than repeated "he or she" does in English, given the number of words it would affect in French.
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Watching Tormund, a giant, lumbering warrior get in touch with his softer side when he's around the equally tough Brienne are some of the cutest moments on a very dark show about murder and betrayals.
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Anyone who spent the late 643s glued to a Nintendo 64 or original Sony PlayStation will remember the strange combination of joy and confusion that accompanied those first lumbering strides into new, 3D immersive worlds.
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On November 4, thousands of Brits are expected to gather around a 36-foot effigy of disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein as his lumbering, robed body is packed full of gunpowder and blown to smithereens.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It was a sunny afternoon in downtown Portland, Maine, and a tree was lumbering across a crosswalk in front of the Portland Museum of Art, causing a traffic jam.
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In the Republican primary debates, he often disappeared for extended stretches, letting his many rivals skirmish over assorted campaign proposals, before lumbering in with a memorably evocative quip about, say, the size of his genitals.
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Bibi, her lumbering, obstinate mother ("Fiona gets all of her diva tendencies from her mom," said Christina Gorsuch, the curator for African mammals) gave birth six weeks early, and the baby weighed only 230 pounds.
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Bibi, her lumbering, obstinate mother ("Fiona gets all of her diva tendencies from her mom," said Christina Gorsuch, the curator for African mammals) gave birth six weeks early, and the baby weighed only 29 pounds.
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The most memorable commercial aired against her came from Dan Moody, a former state senator, who portrayed Ms. Handel, who often wears a pearl necklace, as a lumbering elephant in a huge set of pearls.
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While China is keen to make its lumbering state sector more responsive to the market, senior leaders have urged firms to avoid "erroneous" notions like privatization and to reinforce the role of the Communist Party.
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The Nokia version of the timeless game turned 20 this year, and I spent way too much time winding my speedy, little snake's head around its long, lumbering tail back on my brick Nokia 3310.
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It's a slow process to get these lumbering institutions of civic and social space to start moving in a new direction, and despite the challenges they continue to offer, Maharaj's passion and resolve haven't wavered.
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TORKHAM, Afghanistan (Reuters) - Perched on top of lumbering trucks overflowing with all their possessions, Afghan families are streaming back to their home country at unprecedented rates, leaving international organizations scrambling to provide aid as winter approaches.
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While there was only one real botched move, Taker was slow and lumbering, seemingly in pain and unable to perform in the way that's made him the icon that he is (remember the top rope walk?).
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And the rapid-fire design-and-production system that has allowed the Spanish giant to outpace rivals is now giving it a powerful platform to succeed online, an outlet that has confounded its lumbering rivals. on.wsj.
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Malls may find it cute and expedient to have robotic security guards roaming the corridors, but they clearly need to take account of these mechanical lumbering beasts which weigh 300 pounds and stand five feet tall.
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At 8:30 AM, the set of RuPaul's Drag Race is relatively quiet, save for burly crew members lumbering across the show's iconic catwalk, their masculine frames kissed by a purple glow from the stage backlighting.
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In that sense, it more closely resembles Ben Stiller's Secret Life Of Walter Mitty, another lumbering but sometimes sublime film about a man lost in his own thoughts, and wandering an indifferent world looking for answers.
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Walmart can afford to buy as it builds, but even a galloping "unicorn," as start-ups valued at more than $1 billion are known, will struggle to tow the lumbering retailer into a competitive position online.
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In other words, at that time, well before our federal government became the lumbering behemoth it is today, the Supreme Court took the view that the Constitution's Commerce Clause was primarily a "free-trade zone" clause.
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Though the system was introduced seven years ago, it operates on just 22020 of the 317 public bus routes in New York City, even as the tool could significantly improve a lumbering and unreliable bus network.
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How tactless of him to have insisted on bringing his lumbering body to this lovely, liquid scene, to dump it like a sack of cement, split open and hardened by rain, on this otherwise uncontaminated hillside.
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In two books of modern political economic theory — "The Entrepreneurial State" (2013) and "The Value of Everything" (2018) — Dr. Mazzucato argues against the long-accepted binary of an agile private sector and a lumbering, inefficient state.
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Dance remixes of his lumbering trap cuts by influential E.D.M. producers opened up ears—by 2010, there was a ravenous audience for the club-competent hip-hop that buoys Gucci Mane's Atlanta descendants to this day.
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Her work helped usher in a Copernican-scale change in cosmic consciousness, namely the realization that what astronomers always saw and thought was the universe is just the visible tip of a lumbering iceberg of mystery.
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What makes this particularly interesting is the move runs counter to how the auto industry has typically operated — lumbering toward innovation, if at all, and making small advances in safety technology unless mandated to do so.
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The success of Coinbase so far has largely been due to individuals who are passionate about cryptocurrencies specifically, and not on the backs of big, lumbering institutions that invest professionally in things across different asset classes.
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Meanwhile on Skull Island, great lumbering economic theories like Trickeledownosaurus, thought to be long extinct, rear their horrible heads out of the filthy mire of the corrupt swamp and reemerge as a newly resurrected Tax bill.
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When China entered the World Trade Organization 15 years ago, protectionism was less of an issue when the market accounted for a relatively small proportion of the global economy and lumbering Chinese companies were playing catch up.
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Taking such an approach into consideration, what, then, are the emotional temperatures of her portrayals of haunting faces and bodies, with their spooky or lugubrious forms lumbering through richly colored, otherworldly landscapes or psychological no-man's-lands?
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AdTech has been lumbering along in the last few years, with a number of M&A moves to consolidate the market – not least the purchase by Verizon of AOL, allegedly (in the main) for its ad platform.
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From AT&T's 2006 merger with BellSouth to Comcast's 2011 merger with NBC Universal, the result of this mindless consolidation is obvious to any US consumer that interacts with these lumbering, apathetic giants on a daily basis.
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His hometown of Kattankudy is some seven hours' drive from Colombo on the other side of the island nation, past the countless palm trees, roadside Buddha statues, cashew hawkers and an occasional lumbering elephant in the bush.
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Currently in the prototype stage, these vehicles look like giant lumbering personnel carriers or the like, but are in fact precision instruments which scan the ground for invasive weeds among the crop and carefully pluck them out.
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It tells an epic story without words, makes me care and think about the monsters I'm slaying, and establishes an unparalleled sense of scale by asking me to climb lumbering beasts that functioned as giant, walking levels.
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My group in the goal-factoring session included Ben Pace, a sweetly lumbering 18-year-old in a suit jacket and running shoes, who tended to balance his notepad on his knee like an old-timey newspaper reporter.
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"After all the QEs, after bond rallies globally, nothing appears to be the antidote to lumbering, low growth both in the U.S. and other developed economies," Marilyn Cohen, CEO of boutique money managers Envision Capital Management, told clients.
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China has made reform of its lumbering and uncompetitive state-owned enterprises (SOEs) a priority as weak global demand drags on economic growth and excess capacity and idle workers bleed what precious resources companies have at their disposal.
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Government services, for many, epitomize the worst of bureaucracy: they are, at their low point, large, lumbering organizations working under strained budgets, staffed by lifer employees who don't get much say in improving things, and lots of paperwork.
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Sentiment was also bolstered by signs that China is stepping up efforts to restructure its lumbering and often inefficient state-owned enterprises (SOEs) by opening the door to more public and private investment in the long-protected sector.
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Yet the characters in "Toast," which opened on Sunday night as part of the Brits Off Broadway festival at 59E59 Theaters, don't seem disturbed by this lumbering vision of what their work might make of them in time.
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While at times lumbering and flawed, the book barrels headlong into big ideas about race and racism, the effects of climate change, the lingering fog of the Cold War and the beginnings of the relentless war on terror.
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While this fifth album slots neatly alongside lumbering earlier works like Heathen and Summit, Magus catches listeners off guard once again via Emily McWilliams' ghostly vocals, which add a gentle fragility to Thou's anti-authoritarian sonic battering ram.
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Last year, Cleveland had home-field advantage for the World Series, but it ultimately helped the Cubs because Kyle Schwarber — a lumbering slugger coming back from a knee injury — had an extra game to be their designated hitter.
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As a busy soloist, a founding member of the influential Empire Brass quintet and a partner to the acoustic guitarist Frank Vignola in the jazz group Travelin' Light, Mr. Pilafian expanded the musical possibilities of his lumbering instrument.
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When Resident Evil 2 came out, the star of the show was the tall, terrifying, and lumbering Mr. X. People turned him into Pennywise from IT, Thomas the Tank Engine, and even deleted him from the game entirely.
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When future cultural historians, should there be any, look back on the contemporary stage, I hope they are able to discern, amid the din of jukeboxes and the lumbering of overproduced apes, the real theater of our time.
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I've never felt that sense of unease more intensely than when I became the awkward, lumbering guest of a teenage mom in Manila, in the small room where she lived with her baby, boyfriend, and several other family members.
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Sentiment was also underpinned by signs that Beijing is stepping up efforts to restructure the country's lumbering and often inefficient state-owned enterprises (SOEs) by opening the door to more public and private investment in the long-protected sector.
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Ted Turner's baby dethroned the then WWF on the back of edgy storytelling, bringing cool back with the nWo, and an undercard of lightning fast, top tier technical wrestling to make the lumbering brutes at the top more special.
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In VR, I'd crane my neck around corners, trying to get a sense of what's ahead, or swivel my head, à la The Exorcist, to keep an eye on whatever grotesque, lumbering creature was chasing, as I sprinted away.
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I made this mapo ragu the other night after walking home in freezing rain from two canceled ferries and a lumbering bus full of Norovirus and rage, mixed rice cakes into it and a big bunch of mustard greens.
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No Country for Old Men succeeds not because it translates every one of Sheriff Ed Tom Bell's speeches to the screen, but because it gets the spirit of the speeches and the ominous lumbering of evil personified just right.
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The park also maintains villages that thrived in the late 19th century: Port Oneida, a lumbering and farming community, and Glen Haven, a port town along an expansive beach where steamers stopped seeking food, lodging and wood for fuel.
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" He waxes nostalgic about "aging members of the Greatest Generation," especially his grandmother Elda, a tiny dynamo of a woman who jury-rigged her newborn baby's bassinet to a "lumbering old John Deere as she taught herself to harvest.
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LOS ANGELES — As Hollywood has focused on making lumbering, all-audience movies stuffed with visual effects — "Kong: Skull Island," which arrived on Friday, being a prime example — movie studios have run into a problem: where to put them all.
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But a great many Americans probably wish there had been a moment of reflection in the legislative branch after 9/11, before Congress approved the creation of the DHS — a lumbering behemoth with ineffective and, at times, abusive agencies.
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Mr. Netanyahu is known as a swift and no-holds-barred political fighter, but the past few days also showed that Mr. Gantz can be slow on his feet and that his party can be lumbering on the attack.
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Surrounded by a more balanced roster and facing lower expectations, Ingram is starting off in a relatively favorable spot, whereas Simmons has been handed the keys to his franchise while being stuck alongside a pair of lumbering, somewhat incompatible big men.
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Red is graceful, sylph-like in her movements as she weaves her way around the house in pursuit of her prey; Abraham, Gabe's doppelganger, is all brute force, lumbering and pretty easy to outrun, but deadly once he catches up.
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For now, though, it's unclear how the White House's newest plan meshes with existing government teams, including 18F, an initiative launched by former President Barack Obama to help the lumbering federal bureaucracy improve the way it buys and uses technology.
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Highlighted by ridiculously dense and swampy production from Tallen and thefame himself, "Contradictions" recasts the self-confidence that thefame displays throughout it as a march, as slow and inevitable as the squelching guitars and lumbering drums that guide him onward.
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THE DIE DAMN YOU WHY WON'T YOU DIE FREDDY JASON TERMINATOR AWARD FOR PIGHEADEDLY CONTINUING TO EXIST To Bitcoin, which has been pronounced dead more times than Michael Myers, and yet somehow still keeps lumbering along, slowly, crudely, and seemingly unstoppably.
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The deal is part of an ambitious plan by China under president Xi Jinping's leadership to revamp its lumbering and debt-ridden state sector, with the goal of creating globally competitive multinationals through mergers, asset swaps and sweeping management reforms.
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RIO DE JANEIRO/SAO PAULO (Reuters) - The man who oversaw the transformation of Petrobras from a lumbering state oil monopoly into a thriving public-private partnership more than a decade ago is back in charge, tasked with another monumental overhaul.
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The hall bustles with a sort of energy you won't find in the other corners of CES, excited founders pitching products directly to passersby, weird and exciting innovations too off-center for the big, lumbering tech giants to attempt to maneuver.
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Still, while Apple investors might well blanch at having their beloved core holding placed in a class with those aged, lumbering giants of 20th century capitalism, this is roughly the way today's skeptical market views it — for the moment, at least.
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Side stepping Meza's lumbering charges, Samart showboated in the twelfth round, called Meza onto him and slipped a barage of punches along the ropes, only to come off of them and deck Meza for the TKO with one short straight left.
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He had no footwork—he was strong and lumbering, and sometimes he would literally fall through the ropes when he missed his target—but he won all of his first 11 fights by knockout, seven of them in the first round.
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Even in the relatively short time I played, Ratchet was full of brilliant visual set-pieces, like a ride along a hover train speeding through a futuristic city, or a chase with a massive, lumbering robot through a treacherous factory.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's government-run enterprises will work to rid themselves of some costly "social functions" like heating, water and power supplies by 2018, the state asset regulator said on Monday, part of broader efforts to rejuvenate its lumbering state sector.
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A rare and finely preserved skull unearthed in Argentina belonged to a dinosaur with a drooping head, far bigger eyes and keener hearing than some of its more evolved relatives, providing new clues about this group of lumbering plant-eaters.
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Five species of sea turtle are found in South Florida's waters — loggerhead, green, leatherback, Kemp's ridley and hawksbill — hence the moniker given by Ponce de Leon to the Dry Tortugas when he saw the lumbering creatures in the 16th century.
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Standing 6-foot-3, he had had preparation of a sort for the role of Benny when he played the lumbering, childlike migrant worker Lennie Small in "Of Mice and Men" at the Old Globe Theater in San Diego in 1985.
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The Grizzlies are fun because they endure, and they endure because they embrace their lumbering, rugged selves at a time when the rest of the league strives for the sort of elegant perfection that's simply unattainable outside of the Bay Area.
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Few boss fights in Dark Souls stand out more than when you're tasked with staring down Ornstein and Executioner Smough, a formidable duo—one big and lumbering, the other small and agile—that proves one of the game's thorniest roadblocks.
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That being said, his excellent footwork, skill as a shooter, above-average agility, nose for shot-blocking and excellent timing have him more in the mold of a poor man's Arvydas Sabonis than a more lumbering center like Luc Longley.
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The skyscraper motif dominates, by turn lumbering, in the heavy wood furniture forms of Frankl; amateurish, in a silver folding screen by Deskey; and jokey, in a cut-metal chair designed for Macy's by the eminent lamp designer Walter von Nessen.
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This diverse menagerie keeps house together until a big orange bear ambles along and wants in on the action, causing first strife and heartbreak and then — after some light woodworking to make a house that will fit his lumbering frame — rejoicing.
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The Crowd The path to the dance floor served as a de facto runway, with barrel-chested men lumbering past in corsets, drag queens parting crowds in waist-grazing wigs and guests trading air kisses in all manner of lacy underthings.
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The announcement comes as state media reported that ownership reforms at more than 100 central government-run enterprises would be completed by the end of the year as part of efforts to use private capital to revive a lumbering state sector.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Total profit from China's central government-owned firms accelerated in the first quarter while debt levels fell from the beginning of the year, suggesting Beijing is having some success with revamping its debt-ridden and lumbering state sector.
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"The Groke scored, let's shout out aloud!" a commentator celebrated during a live election results show on state broadcaster YLE when the lumbering team captain, Marko Anttila, scored the goal that took a 2-1 lead in the third period.
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O'Neill is the man who gave us such lumbering colossi of the theater as the "Mourning Becomes Electra" trilogy, "The Iceman Cometh" and the ultimate American drama of domestic pathology, "Long Day's Journey Into Night," which is being revived on Broadway this spring.
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But there are also new and unexpected worlds to explore: a prehistoric jungle island complete with lumbering dinosaurs; a colorful food-themed kingdom inhabited by sentient forks; and a dark, ruined castle that looks ripped out of a gritty fantasy role-playing game.
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The big picture: Because the storm, to be named Barry, is lumbering off the coast, it's pulling copious amounts of moisture from the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico and is poised to direct it like a firehose at Louisiana and Mississippi.
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So I'm walking along this path, lumbering a big adidas bag full of T-shirts and appallingly fitting jeans, and a small child makes a show of hopping off a swing, sprinting around the playground through the gate, and then up to me.
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SBI Sumishin, an online bank set up by SoftBank Group and Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank a decade ago, has quickly become Japan's most popular mortgage lender, which Noriaki Maruyama, its president, attributes mainly to costs that are a fifth of its lumbering rivals'.
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Scary thought: The situation is on track to get worse, because artificial intelligence will make the internet look like the Apple II. How we got here: The idea of disruption is that technology enables small, nimble companies to supplant lumbering old giants.
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DHAKA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - On the streets of this South Asian mega-city, jammed solid with rickshaws, honking taxi vans, cars, bicycles, sweating pedestrians and lumbering buses with their paint scraped off in tight squeezes, getting anywhere quickly by road is impossible.
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We drink amber lagers and white wine from Valle de Guadalupe—Mexico's burgeoning wine region as well as our next destination on the trip—and eat Caesar salad prepared from scratch tableside before lumbering back to the car to continue the mission.
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One wouldn't think that the area's posh gardens, chicken shops, and hippy-dippy seaside locales would inspire the kind of roiling hate and simmering disgust that usually informs these kind of lumbering, lightless dirges, but, so it does, and here we are.
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But what if Slice's lumbering, slow-motion attempt to make 5000 put on the glasses and the latter's subsequent Ric Flair face plant was not, in fact, MMA's nadir, but a defining moment that could forever alter our understanding of the discipline?
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Rusty Staub, baseball's lumbering Le Grand Orange and one of the finest and most durable hitters of his time, playing in the 1960s, '20013s and '80s mostly for Houston, Montreal, Detroit and the Mets, died on Thursday in West Palm Beach, Fla.
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And when crises arose — including the resurgence of Ebola, which threatened in 20183 to encroach deep into the United States — it was the hidden hand of the OSTP that sought to shape how the lumbering, sprawling U.S. bureaucracy focused its dollars in response.
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Khris Middleton was an All-Star, Eric Bledsoe seemed content to be a third option, and Brook Lopez, the lumbering 103-footer, continued his reinvention into perhaps the N.B.A.'s least likely 3-point specialist — and one of its most effective perimeter defenders.
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He kept up the mischievous banter as we left the museum, heading in a lumbering limousine toward Mr. Wenders next stop, a screening of his documentary in Midtown, followed by a Q. and A. "We don't want to be late," he fretted.
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But I know how it'll go, inevitably, with the afternoon meetings that run long, with the line at the pharmacy to pick up a kid's prescription, with the subway delays that plague us daily, with the buses lumbering behind schedule on crowded streets.
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The convoy — the first installment of what are promised to be several thousand NATO troops to be based across Eastern Europe — made its lumbering way into the nearby town of Zagan for an official welcoming ceremony on a frigid square flanked by tanks.
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They were resentful over hours of power cuts every day, seemingly endless hours waiting for buses, or the struggle to get around Havana's hot and hilly streets on lumbering Chinese bicycles, and the battle to find basic goods such as soap and deodorant.
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"Bright" takes place in an alternate version of Los Angeles where humans live side-by-side with fantasy creatures like fairies, elves and centaurs; Mr. Smith plays a brusque cop whose new partner is a lumbering, oversized orc, played by Joel Edgerton.
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On a visit last fall, I saw vast herds of antelope, lion prides lazing in the shade, pods of hippos, a pangolin, a fish eagle weighed down with a fresh catch and families of elephants lumbering through a forest of fever trees.
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This is a part of the game where Evan has to prove his mettle in a kind of trial in order to progress the narrative, and Thogg, while pretty brutish looking, is merely a lumbering ape compared to the deadly majesty of Longfang.
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It wants Taiwan to acquire smaller, cheaper and more mobile weapons that could wear down Chinese forces close to Taiwan's shores, in the place of big, lumbering and expensive kit such as warplanes and battleships, which are better suited to projecting firepower onto China's mainland.
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But a lot of philanthropic efforts have focused on gifts that generate good press while mostly avoiding the diseased elephant lumbering around the room: Critically low school funding combined with the Bay Area's tech-money boom have made living in San Francisco untenable for teachers.
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Trying to satisfy all 28 of its members means that the EU often takes years to negotiate free-trade agreements; Eurosceptics argue that if Britain were unencumbered by the lumbering EU it would more easily cut its own bilateral deals with countries and boost trade.
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In the video, the man can be seen lumbering down a busy midtown Manhattan street in broad daylight with the metal bucket, which weighed approximately 86 pounds, stopping at one point to set it down on a street corner so he could briefly rest.
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Dog people ("people of the dog," dog lovers — whatever you want to call them — they're a large cross-section of humanity in this country) smile when they see Friend lumbering down the street, taking my wife, or me, or both of us, for a walk.
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Time and again, the European Union has navigated political crises during the past decade with a Whac-a-Mole response that has maintained the status quo and the bloc's lumbering forward momentum toward greater integration — without directly confronting the roiling public discontent beneath the surface.
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SHANGHAI/HONG KONG, July 21.2 (Reuters) - China stocks rose on Wednesday as investors piled into banking, consumer and resources shares after robust economic growth data earlier in the week and on expectations that Beijing is stepping up efforts to reform lumbering and inefficient state companies.
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Despite increasing competition from traditional retailers like Walmart and Target, which have invested heavily in e-commerce, and the whupping it's routinely taking from Amazon among pure e-commerce companies, eBay, the 2177-year-old lumbering Pez dispenser of an e-tailer, keeps plugging along.
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We passed Hugo on the way, walking by himself on the side of the road toward the beach we had come from, massive and lumbering, with that zombielike look in his eyes and the same flip-flops and T-shirt he seemed always to wear.
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Albert Renger-Patzsch's photograph "Beech Forest in Autumn" (1936) casts thick tree trunks as giant legs lumbering through the forest, while "Hills of Düppel" by Franz Radziwill, a modern artist and Nazi sympathizer, portrays a gridded farming landscape invaded by a wild, creatural black bush.
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The first is all Goddard and von Braun and big, lumbering, one-off rockets the size of skyscrapers that are built by big government and the military-industrial complex for hundreds of millions of dollars so we can send a tiny group of humans to the moon.
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That is inspired—maybe the only thing inspired about what is objectively the worst Kanye West song—but you also know that what hit Kanye at first at least was Czukay's bass—the nimble, lumbering backbone of "Sing Swan Song" and most other Can songs. 9.
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India's response to the onslaught was a flop: by the time its lumbering Strike Corps were mobilised and positioned on the frontier, Pakistan had already bulked up its defences, raising both the costs of incursion and the risk that it would escalate into a nuclear conflict.
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"READ MORE: How 'The Boys' comic book survived cancellation and inspired Amazon's new hit superhero TV seriesThe New York Times said the show "reanimates bits and pieces from different branches of the fantasy genre into a glum and lumbering beast that only occasionally sparks into life.
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What's unsettled in the response to this year's free agency is, it seems to me, not that the market dumps these riches on Matthew Fucking Dellavedova or the dusty husk of Joakim Noah or a swole albatross like Dwight Howard or lumbering anthropomorphic blintz Timofey Mozgov.
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"The failure of subsequent CEOs underscores how important Welch's leadership was to GE." A DIMINISHED CONGLOMERATE Welch transformed a lumbering conglomerate known for refrigerators and light bulbs into a company that focused more on turbines and jet engines businesses that carried the potential for high profit margins.
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Whether we're talking lumbering ganja-stained riffs, or fuzzy-wuzzy psych, or desperate, dirty sludge, I'm all in—and the insinuation that I'm somehow "missing something" about bands like Sleep or Bongzilla just because they like weed and I don't is more than a little grating.
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Thinking that Mr. Spencer was equal parts Mormon and Manhattanite, Ms. Webb went to meet him for a brunch they had arranged at a restaurant on the Upper East Side, but she didn't know what to think when she saw him lumbering toward her with large suitcases.
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A few years ago, Google acquired almost a dozen robotic companies, including Boston Dynamics, which was already well known among robot enthusiasts and the mainstream media for a series of creepy and fascinating robot experiments featuring fast-running cheetah robot, lumbering Big Dog robots and walking androids.
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Either way, it's satisfying to know that, even with the unsteady gait, the halting speech, and the fumbling spycraft, Quinn still has what it takes to tie all the strands of this previously lumbering season's plot together so that they soon can be delivered up to Carrie.
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On Wednesday afternoon at Melbourne Park, the Frenchman moved into his first Grand Slam semifinal with a sharp 2100-26 (25), 239-20153, 22015-215 (210), 6-4 victory over Milos Raonic of Canada, the lumbering former Wimbledon finalist with the massive serve who was seeded 16th.
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All of this has come at a time when this private research university — a field of handsome buildings, many made of red brick, lumbering across 13 acres just south of downtown Los Angeles — has emerged as a major economic, cultural and political power in the city.
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Optics If there is anything more unnerving than the sight of a greasy black grizzly lumbering your way, it's the look of that grizzly, dismantled and slung like a poncho across Leonardo DiCaprio's brawny back, its head intact — a 100-pound souvenir of his character's trials in the wild.
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Estimates put the size of the bomb at a hefty 350kg, enough to leave nothing except tangled undercarriages of the SUV carrying the device and its objective, a bus that was part of a lumbering 78-vehicle military convoy ferrying some 2,500 conscripts from the Central Reserve Police Force.
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When a blue-hulled cargo ship named Venta Maersk became the first container vessel to navigate a major Arctic sea route this month, it offered a glimpse of what the warming region might become: a maritime highway, with vessels lumbering between Asia and Europe through once-frozen seas.
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The 360-degree cockpit footage was posted to the Royal Australian Air Force's official YouTube page on Friday along with a series of impressive photos showing the not-so-lumbering beast of a plane flying over (like, just barely over) Brisbane, Australia ahead of an airshow this weekend.
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The screenplay, by Robert Towne, tells of two petty officers (Jack Nicholson and Otis Young) who are ordered to transport a lumbering sailor (Randy Quaid) from Norfolk, Virginia, to Maine, where he will serve eight years in the brig for trying to steal forty bucks from a charity box.
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The lumbering, four-legged armored battle vehicle is familiar to Star Wars fans new and old – first for its pivotal appearance in the Hoth battle scenes from Empire Strikes Back, then for its reappearance on Scarif defending the Imperial archives from a small team of rogue rebel soldiers.
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This acidic sludge trio have been at it since 2009, keeping their tongues firmly in cheek even as they claw out corrosive, lumbering dirges from their instruments and sling slogans like, "If it's too slow, you're too young," which, in fairness, feels truer and truer the older I get.
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Whether the topic at hand is gender equity in a multinational corporation or the diet of the future, images of Neanderthals lumbering around unspoiled nature are, as Sam Kriss pointed out in a recent essay for The Outline, readily conjured up to point out the correct path to us.
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Credit...Grant Hindsley for The New York Times SEATTLE — On the lumbering journey through squally seas off the Alaska Peninsula, most of the seven crab fishermen aboard the Scandies Rose were resting in bunks on New Year's Eve when the boat suddenly began listing to the starboard side.
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Mr. Jones, who was a 203-year-old boy at the time of the uprising (and whose first name I am withholding to protect his privacy), told me that although his memory often fails him now, he will never forget the National Guard's tanks lumbering down his street.
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As the tunes kept coming, these fast, furious blasts of high tempo wreckage, mangled incantations pinged in from another universe, a universe where the lumbering thump of house and techno's 4/4 rigidity is viewed with suspicion, I felt myself falling deeper and deeper into the rabbit hole.
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Just as Apple taught us that a small portable phone could be a more powerful computing method than our lumbering desktops, Amazon is introducing us to a new computing interface — a voice devoid of a screen—that will eventually grow to be more ubiquitous and more useful than our smartphones.
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In almost every fixture, he would end up howling at the referee and throwing his hands to the skies as his claims for a foul were dismissed out of hand, despite the fact that he had just been sent sprawling or raked down his ankle by some lumbering centre-back.
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There's quietly strummed ghost stories like "Sorrow," but there's also lumbering, feedback-laden document of existential distress like "Where Is My Light," which shares as much in common with doom metal and slowcore as it does with the traditions of solemn indie rock songwriting with which Jones is most often associated.
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As news of Watergate trickled out, "I would come home from classes or the library every day and I'd tune in to the 5:30 national news just to see what latest horrible thing came lumbering out of the forest," Dennis Goldford, a political science professor at Drake University, said.
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Landing in a lumbering C-130 propeller-plane from Baghdad, Mr Carter and his delegation are met by an armoured convoy of mine-proof vehicles, though we are well within the perimeter and an officer says the base has not suffered an incoming mortar attack in more than two months.
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Image: Ben Sale / Flickr CCIt's a scenario many women in the room are all too familiar with: You're sitting in the park, enjoying some R&R, when you spy a leery Y-chromosome carrier lumbering your direction, clearly looking to test the pickup line he found on Imgur last night.
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Talking Heads turn the song inside out, revealing the seams: Frantz's drumming is slower, more lumbering, yet somehow larger in the aural space; Weymouth's bass is slinky and flat simultaneously; only the guitar hook in the chorus contains echoes of the original song's central chord progression, turned cruder and more industrial.
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The percussive elements in "Judges" are the natural clinking of the bass sax's lumbering keys and the sound of the saxophone pads hitting the horn's open holes; the rest of what you hear on "Judges"—the multiple notes and the distortion—is created by Stetson's mastery of overtones and multiphonics.
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But no one warned us about the traffic: Indian motorbikes, Japanese cars, lumbering buses, three-wheeled taxis called tuk-tuks, battered rickshaws, squeaky bicycles, pushcarts, all crowding in, vying for space, turning one lane to two, two to four, coursing around cows and water buffalo, few stoplights to be seen.
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Reading David Foster Wallace's "Infinite Jest" was hugely important to me in early sobriety — it was funny and skeptical and tender about recovery all at once — and I particularly loved Don Gately, the huge lumbering rehab counselor trying to stay sober and decent in the middle of all the plotline's insanity.
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I remember lumbering down the back stairs, at the end of pregnancy, when the bladder just doesn't have much room to expand, gripping the banister tightly and thinking with envy about the house I grew up in, where the bathroom was at least on the same level as the bedrooms.
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This episode had brilliant conversations between a mother and a son (never mind that they are protected by a lumbering Frankenstein); a lost soul among his surrogate family (who, yes, commands dragons); and between Davos, the blighted realist and Melisandre, the witch startled into self-doubt (until the God of Light undoes it).
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On the fifth pitch of the at-bat, Suarez popped the ball up to right field, Arrieta did one of those sweaty, lumbering half-jump, half-fist-pump celebrations that mark the end of so many no-hitters and the Cubs all gathered in the infield to slap one another on the back.
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"Cry Too Much" relies on crushed out percussion and a few lumbering loops to drive home a simple refrain "In a world unknown to us they say we cry too much"—an abstract meditation on the judgements applied to emotionality when it comes from voices perceived as feminine, rather than, uh, lonely boys.
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On our various drives, my friend and I spotted a little family of javelina lumbering across the blacktop, a coyote leaping effortlessly over a fence, numerous roadrunners dashing headlong across the pavement, and a golden eagle resting in some creosote along the side of the road, as if patiently waiting to cross.
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The reawakening of the slumbering franchise in 2015 gave birth to "Jurassic World," one of the highest-grossing terrible movies of all time, a lumbering walk in the rebooted park that squandered the charisma of the big lizards and the charm of the human cast in a witless farrago of blockbuster self-importance.
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Maddow had torn three ligaments in her left ankle — fishing accident — and one of those ligaments ripped off a piece of her bone, so now she was lumbering toward the sidewalk, her foot strapped into a boot, her lanky body bent over crutches that creaked and boomed with every hit to the sidewalk.
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Though the Clippers can be fun to watch, particularly when Paul and Griffin are feeding Jordan for easy dunks, they tend to be lumbering and workmanlike on that side of the court, one of the reasons they have yet to win the affection of certain fans (including those who write weekly basketball columns).
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The scattered cattle — a motley assemblage of breeds, including creamy Charolais, hump-shouldered Brahman and Simmental — coalesced into a driven herd, lumbering old bulls and skittering calves, lining up along a rutted dirt road and heading toward what is usually a narrow creek, but which was now more than 150 feet across.
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The trouble isn't that it's hard to make the case that Amazon is extremely big and powerful; the trouble is that even as Amazon gets bigger, it still faces relentless competition in the retail business, and is therefore not slowing in any obvious way to act like a lumbering monopoly of yore.
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Director Duncan Jones — the filmmaker behind the small-scale sci-fi pleasures Moon and Source Code — tries mightily to rise above the genre's limitations, but in the end he delivers a lumbering, often bewildering film weighed down by two decades' worth of video game lore and the expectations that lore has created.
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MMA's viewing audience still has a problem with size-ism, but along with Urijah Faber, Torres was among the first to show American audiences what the WEC's smallest weight classes had to offer: fast, technical fighters who never got tired and who bled and made others bleed just the same as lumbering, blubbery heavyweights.
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Sunrot treads heavily at the crux between multiple ugly, noisy genres; their sludgy, industrial clamor borrows liberally from harsh noise and hateful drone, but makes plenty of space for riffs—lumbering, distorted things that pound away at your eardrums like storm waves on a vanishing coastline—and vocalist Lex's emotional, pushed-to-the-edge howls.
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The lumbering, laboured Premier League behemoths went into their game against Swansea on the back of a midweek defeat to Fenerbahce in the Europa League, as well as a lacklustre home draw against Burnley at Old Trafford that had seen Jose Mourinho sent to the stands, and subsequently handed a one-match touchline ban.
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While some analysts said the bombing sent a stern symbolic message to Syria and North Korea, it has little real utility against those countries, or Iran or Russia, because it is pushed out of a lumbering cargo plane that can operate safely only over nations that have no effective air defenses or air forces.
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I decided to head to my home state to watch this race when Mr. Moore, a former state Supreme Court judge, won the Republican nomination in September over Luther Strange, a lumbering former state attorney general known as Big Luther who was endorsed by Mr. Trump and financed by the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell.
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"Gold rush" is a wonderful cliché to apply, if only because I think we're in the middle of one—regular people can ostensibly still mine for now, if they've got the cash and the gumption, but we're going to get to a time when only lumbering corporate giants can get anything of worth at all.
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He does eventually find Bo, who's living out in the wild as the Toy Story world answer to Mad Max's Furiosa, but not before he and Forky are captured by Gabby Gabby (Christina Hendricks) and her goons, a brigade of ventriloquist dummies that give the creepy Spider Baby from Sid's room a lumbering zombie-run for its money.
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Signing off on orders puts Trump, who has presided over a sprawling business empire but has never before held public office, in a familiar place similar to the CEO role that made him famous, and will give him some early victories before he has to turn to the lumbering process of getting Congress to pass bills.
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The photographer Ramsay de Give, a native of New Mexico, took his first subway ride on the J train in Brooklyn, after a Chinatown bus from Boston, and when he got off at Marcy Avenue in Williamsburg and saw the massive machines lumbering overhead, he felt like he was in Oz. "I was blown away," he said.
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He's the same size as Ellington, which may be a bit too small for him to ever be trusted as a team's pure No. 1 back, and the reason he's not AP's pure handcuff this year is that should the 31-year-old Peterson suffer injury, McKinnon would almost certainly share time with lumbering Matt Asiata.
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"But if you swing the camera underneath them, or you swing the camera above, or you jump back 50 feet and it's just two masses lumbering at each other, and then you zoom in right as a knuckle hits a nose, and pull back, and then you jump into the crowd to see who's watching, who's screaming, and so on," he continues.
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At the time, I had never met him, so all I had to go off of was the image that Sub-Pop marketed him as in the 90s: A lumbering, confrontational, irreverent, chainsaw-wielding man who embodied the idea of Pacific Northwest "redneck drug culture" and habitually stage-dove with his guitar, despite weighing the equivalent of two or three show-goers.
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Since the Northern English metal trio Conan began writing music in 2006, their mission has been refreshing, if not genius: to gather themes from Conan The Barbarian, Hyperborean-age mythology, and various sword-and-sorcery B-movies, tweak them a bit, and turn them into gargantuan, lumbering, doom-metal battle marches fit for Mad Max with Arnold Schwarzenegger at the helm.
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Because from where I'm sitting, he's a half-interested lumbering ox who comes to life when he knows the cameras are on him, and otherwise is waiting for that first official check to cash—although obviously he's been cashing his recruiting checks for years—so he can buy that place in South Beach and do gas-mask bong hits with Lil Jon.
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The WWII vets came home, many of them, somehow able to compartmentalize and simply head into making lives, but they had this huge, national, societal structure to return to, and they did it slowly—on ships, lumbering across an ocean, playing cards, soothing each other, sharing stories, and then parades and VFW hall meetings and a booming post-war economy.
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The estate that serves as the primary setting of the action is a lumbering hybrid; half English manor (due to its proprietor's respect for the British Empire) half traditional Japanese home (for similar reasons.) But by replacing the class system of Victorian England with the dynamic of the occupier and occupied, Park has tapped into something uniquely complex about a chapter of history that is rarely explored.
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If the just-show-up crowd is dwindling, the reasons include the comparative ease of other forms of entertainment (HBO Go, Netflix); the increasing cost of moviegoing (now $17.25 per adult at the ArcLight chain's Hollywood location, before 3-D upcharges); and the movie business itself, which has aggressively pushed one kind of event movie (lumbering, visual-effects-driven sequels) at the expense of variety.
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Yes, there are midichlorians, but Lucas also turns the somewhat lumbering lightsaber duel of yore into a savage ballet, introduces a fearsome new kind of villain in iconic horned bastard Darth Maul, makes something apocalyptic of the score (one of John Williams's best of the entire franchise), and swaps out his scrappy cowboy and scoundrel protagonists for a scrum of galactic politicians and space samurai.
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Despite its ripped-from-the-headlines premise, or maybe because of it, "The Kingfisher Secret" was panned by some critics as a poor substitute for the actual news: "Admittedly, the confirmed and speculative details of the president's malfeasant career are hard for fiction to match, but this plot doesn't exert itself any more than Donald Trump lumbering around his golf course," Ron Charles wrote in The Washington Post.
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That symbolic punctuation to an already decided Game 373 of the Eastern Conference semifinals looked like this: With 5 minutes 30-some seconds left in the fourth quarter, Embiid caught a pass from Ben Simmons behind the 3-point line, ball-faked an onrushing, lumbering Gasol, took one lane-consuming dribble and threw down a contest-worthy windmill dunk, setting off a celebratory frolic to the far side of the floor.
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In essence, it's fair to think of the F-35 not so much as a fighter with fancy electronics, but the other way round: as a super-sophisticated surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft that just so happens to be armed to the teeth — unlike the typical ISTAR (Information, Surveillance, Target Acquisition, and Reconnaissance) planes, which tend to be lumbering things based on the passenger jet that just flew you from Newark to Albuquerque.
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So set aside for a moment which team it was (it was the Arizona Cardinals, in 2013) and just close your eyes and picture Mr. Winston at his apex: 6-foot-7, 302 pounds, shoulders square and flat like a base camp at the foot of a sheer cliff to the top of his head, exhausted from smashing into things for hours, and lumbering into a training facility for his post-practice treatment.
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