We've seen how ISKP makes the most of that space.
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However, Arias makes the most of his short screen time at.
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But like we said ... he makes the most of his mug shots.
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Mr. Penn makes the most of that context's novelty without overselling it.
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Originally known for her bravura singing, she makes the most of it.
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Ms. Falco makes the most of what she has to work with.
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OUTDOOR SPACE Extensive landscaping makes the most of the 0.1-acre lot.
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It's a quick workaround that makes the most of limited screen real estate.
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The sooner the silent majority of MPs makes the most of this, the better.
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In Plomari, To Sokaki makes the most of locally distilled ouzo with excellent mezze.
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Caponata is a Sicilian specialty that makes the most of summer eggplant and tomatoes.
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Indeed, the company makes the most of being the only medically "certified" contraceptive app.
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Naturally, he makes the most of David's transition to suave seducer and cocky killer.
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We really appreciate how Markle makes the most of her time in the royal spotlight.
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The show could have coasted on pastiche, and it makes the most of the opportunity.
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The art direction makes the most of a cold, harsh landscape, playing with angles and silhouettes.
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Gucci makes the most of his appearance, but it's hard to rescue such a drab song.
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This week's episode, "Treason," makes the most of the opposing forces being exerted on the show.
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Ms. McDormand certainly makes the most of the tirade machine Mr. McDonagh has built for her.
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Suzu transforms a kimono into a jumpsuit; she makes the most of her family's meager rations.
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This mode makes the most of the screen's high refresh rate to deliver ultra-smooth performance.
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Sophie Skelton makes the most of Brianna's discomfort with unfamiliar manners and with her changing body.
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Outside, the space makes the most of its backyard with a raised infinity pool and glass tile.
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Brooks dons costumes, tries out accents, and otherwise makes the most of this pseudo-27 Dresses format.
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Evelyn has the sharpest tongue, and Ms. Parsons, with her tart acerbity, makes the most of it.
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From parties to the yachts themselves, here's how the 1% makes the most of the Monaco Yacht Show.
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Thomas makes the most of this bounty, producing a richly detailed picture of her personal and professional life.
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Speaking of memories, we hope Kelly makes the most of this amazing blackmail material when his children get older.
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Weisz makes the most of her clipped accent, accentuated by prim outfits and a pair of naughtily curvaceous eyebrows.
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Of course, reusing items makes the most of the natural resources used to create them, which reduces carbon impact.
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This time she summons ghosts, thanks to a plot contrivance that makes the most of Ms. Stewart's elusive magnetism.
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Charlie Cox makes the most of this extra attention, grounding all of these increasingly fantastical plot twists in real emotion.
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And he makes the most of his lard, he said, adding to the supply so often that it stays fresh.
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Simplicity itself, the horror movie "VFW" makes the most of its stripped-to-the-bone premise and gallons of gore.
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Alia Shawkat makes the most of her guest appearance as Miles' sister, but that also gets lost in clone drama.
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Never the most sophisticated of digital dynasties, plot-wise, "How to Train Your Dragon" makes the most of these questions.
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John DeFore, The Hollywood Reporter: Extravagant action choreography makes the most of colorful set design, unlikely gimmicks and wrasslin'-style brutality.
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The youthful baritone Gustavo Feulien, as Silvio, the villager Nedda falls for, makes the most of his intense scene with her.
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They stagger back to Cuba one by one, and it's here that the novel makes the most of Palacio's extraordinary ambition.
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The Italian arm of the world's largest cruise company — that would be Carnival — certainly makes the most of its Mediterranean headquarters.
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The "Opus 19" male lead is one of Mr. Stanley's finest parts; it makes the most of his sensitivity and strength.
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Directed by Branagh, Dead Again is an unforgettably campy, unintentionally hilarious cult classic that makes the most of its kooky title.
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There's Cassie, who has had relatively limited screen time with Underwood but certainly makes the most of it when we see her.
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Even the best designers can't do much in the "rounded black square" genre, but the Mi Box makes the most of it.
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Patton Oswalt makes the most of his likably prickly nerd persona as Penn, a pizza guy who's obsessed with solving cold cases.
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Each hurdle has stood in the way of a stable life and a job that makes the most of her culinary training.
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A film released by Pyongyang makes the most of last week's "meeting of the century" between Kim Jong-un and President Trump.
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There is a beautiful final twist to his monologue, so let's just say that Mr. Irwin makes the most of his surroundings.
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Laura Lennon, a risk operations manager who lives in Brooklyn, New York, makes the most of every long weekend in the year.
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Pull out your multicooker for this hearty all-in-one meal that makes the most of flavorful chicken thighs and canned beans.
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Let's hope this young man makes the most of his chance and goes on to have a career in the National Football League.
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Given the chance to drive again, the vice president naturally makes the most of it, opening up the engine every chance he gets.
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Project Owl makes the most of very low-frequency connectivity to provide a lifeline to those who would have otherwise been cut off.
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"NY Quadrille" opened on Tuesday with Pam Tanowitz Dance performing the hourlong "Sequenzas in Quadrilles," which makes the most of the revised Joyce.
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But her family makes the most of it, Ms. Parker said, and has learned to navigate the different personalities in a limited space.
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Kim makes the most of the bunny filter on Snapchat, capturing not just North and Saint, but also her sister Kourtney's youngest daughter, Reign.
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France's Avenir Telecom licenses the Energizer brand, and it makes the most of it with devices that push the boundaries of specs and sanity.
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Email makes the most of the new Touch Bar with functions like reply and send, as well as word suggestions and access to emojis.
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"Chi Chi makes the most of her life every day and we are committed to giving her a life filled with love," Howell says.
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The Gryphon Router makes the most of your Wi-Fi speeds while keeping your network and your kids safe from hackers and inappropriate content.
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Lola's call to her mother consists of just a few lines, but its impact is devastating, and Ms. MacRae makes the most of it.
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Pebble also makes the most of its limited screen resolution with some simple animations, like a flapping bird for Twitter and unfolding envelope for Gmail.
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O'Shea Jackson Jr. (Straight Outta Compton) makes the most of a small role as Ingrid's landlord, while Billy Magnussen (Kato Kaelin in The People v.
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As the ever-fuming Stingy, Mr. Murray makes the most of his funny fits of irritation, but his loyalty to his friend is convincing, too.
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Going from the show's frequent darkness to the harsh lights of live television is another nice touch, and Watkinson makes the most of the contrast.
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Akau's participation in Cobra Gold is his first time serving overseas and he wants to make sure that he makes the most of the opportunity.
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Indeed, "Quarrel" makes the most of its near seven-minute length and traverses electronic burbles, yawning cellos, and a jazz-fusion outro complete with synth solo.
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In fact, Richards makes the most of his pee bottle by putting it down at the bottom of his sleeping bag to keep his feet warm.
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Inside, they find that hidden storage makes the most of a small space — like the floor cubbies surround their king-sized mattress in their sleeping loft.
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They bond, then become snippy with each other, then fight awkwardly over the same woman (Cate Blanchett, who makes the most of a too-small part).
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Mr. Duffy's production makes the most of the blanks in Mr. Okada's short play, providing us with the perfect setting in which to dream up interpretations.
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With its huge windows and smart bulbs, the design of the store makes the most of natural light — a much appreciated feature in grey and rainy London.
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" Or we could focus on this line from Wiz himself, who makes the most of his brief verse: "I got a serious question / Do you like sex?
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Although the family, and all of the arriving fans, are initially dismayed to learn they are attending a hockey game, Lisa makes the most of the experience.
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Another Garden Ridge resident, a potato-faced golf nut named Ronald, doesn't have many lines, but his main puppeteer, Sam Jay Gold, makes the most of them.
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At least the very funny Mr. Loehr makes the most of the situation as the overeager, tireless GJ, who has never met a song he cannot oversell.
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And their reconciliation is an interesting reminder that this cast makes the most of the material, even in arcs that can feel less satisfying as a whole.
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Ryan: No mention of Trump but warns of 'ugliness' in politics The speaker makes the most of "district work weeks" when House members travel home to raise money.
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"When You Loved Me Least" makes the most of this Californian's vulnerable voice and his torn falsetto to communicate the romantic ouch in this downtempo R&B tune.
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Shot in what appears to be a modest hotel suite, the duo's video makes the most of the setting with a few well-placed models and narcotic accoutrement.
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But overall, it's a film that makes the most of its gorgeous set and talented cast to deliver a moody crime caper laced with humor and infectious enthusiasm.
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Letitia Wright, so frisky and engaging in "Black Panther," likewise doesn't get much to do, but the chillingly affable Anozie makes the most of his minimal screen time.
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INDOORS Built by the Alta Verde Group, the house has a solar-power system and an open floor plan that makes the most of views of the landscape.
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In addition to following the drug money, Tone makes the most of a great yarn, digging deep into the colorful world of quarter-horse racing among other subcultures.
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That's what Moore makes the most of: how Gloria's a little too eager to connect, to be known — by men in that nightclub, by her own adult children.
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The character designs, from famed Dragon Ball artist Akira Toriyama, look timeless and burst with personality, and the move to 3D really makes the most of his talents.
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It's a potent moment that is testament to Mr. Khan's dramatic skill and the beauty of the theatrical design that makes the most of the Roundhouse's circus-scale space.
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UK international trade minister Liam Fox welcomed the transaction, saying it is essential that Britain makes the most of trade and investment opportunities as it leaves the European Union.
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Robert Schenkkan and Andrew Knight's screenplay makes the most of this drama, playing into the familiar but potent allure of watching one principled man stand up to the system.
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The diving reflex makes the most of whatever oxygen our bodies contain at the point of submersion, which is why we can hold our breath longer underwater than above.
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James plays Geneva as ruthless but human, and makes the most of this surreal inversion of Jamie's wedding night, where this time, Jamie's the powerless one without much recourse.
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"That's exactly what these structures were designed to do -- to take the opportunities that intelligence can create and make sure that the government makes the most of them," he said.
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But Snapchat makes the most of the two previews per row design IGTV has adopted because professional publishers take the time to make compelling cover thumbnail images promoting their content.
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While the Forrest Bounce is typified by players who seek out the Daily Doubles first, Holzhauer makes the most of it by building up his total before he finds them.
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Featuring other members of Sky-Pony, the 90-minute production has been smoothly and attractively staged, with neatly synchronized choreography by Chase Brock that makes the most of limited space.
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Even though it's 2018 and Cupcakke certainly makes the most of the attending shock value of her songs, there's still something thrillingly subversive about a woman unwilling to act demure.
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"Let's hope this young man makes the most of his chance and goes on to have a career in the National Football League," Musburger intoned during Oklahoma's 35-19 win.
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Read our comparison of the top smart display gadgets YouTube makes the most of the $349 Portal+'s 15.6-inch 1080p screen, the biggest and sharpest of the smart display crop.
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He makes the most of Isabel's Catholicism, treating it as both a genuine article of faith, as well as an aperture into Cuba's complicated relationship to dogma, whether religious or revolutionary.
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Rashidra Scott has a small part in the show as Josephine, the neglected wife of Otis Williams, but she makes the most of it, singing a small portion of this song.
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Alongside Bruce Dern, Dennis Hopper and Susan Strasberg, Mr. Fonda starred as a mild-mannered television commercial director who uses LSD for the first time and makes the most of it.
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Alongside Bruce Dern, Dennis Hopper and Susan Strasberg, Mr. Fonda starred as a mild-mannered television commercial director who uses LSD for the first time and makes the most of it.
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And series director Paris Barclay, who's probably best known for his work on Glee and Sons of Anarchy, makes the most of the giant stadium, the screaming fans, the bright, bright lights.
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It's quiet and spare, a medium-budget movie that makes the most of its unusual premise by not explaining it too much; it draws its greatest power from what it leaves unsaid.
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His in-depth knowledge of programs and budgets will ensure that DOD makes the most of the recent budget agreement that will provide the department with stable funding through fiscal year 2021.
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The actress, who previously wore her strands in a textured, chin-skimming bob, went for a face-framing short cut that makes the most of her bouncy curls — which we love on her.
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What the secular culture might fashion a defeat — impractical millennial and her vision-impaired spouse boomerang home to recuperate rent-free — Lockwood lives as a retreat, and really makes the most of it.
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Sometimes, the host makes the most of these additional moments, as Ellen DeGeneres did five years ago when she pulled nearly every celebrity in the front row into a selfie that went viral.
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The confrontation between Adelaide and Red testifies to Peele's strength with actors — here, he makes the most of Nyong'o's dueling turns — but, once Red starts explaining things, it also telegraphs the story's weakness.
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It now operates out of an awkward ground-floor space in a building across from Lincoln Center and maintains offices in Queens; like many small institutions, it makes the most of limited resources.
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Keira Naughton makes the most of her small role as Ulcie, a pal of Bea and Higgy's who slurs and slouches her way through the festivities, ever under the influence of some illicit substance.
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Graham has played other roles for Scorsese in "Gangs of New York" and "Boardwalk Empire," but this is his biggest "whoa, who's that guy?" movie moment yet, and he makes the most of it.
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Nostalgia is a clear selling point in this regard — the movie makes the most of its retro setting, with copious use of The Smiths, appearances from Mr. T cereal, and other 1980s pop-culture callbacks.
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The front camera has only 22 megapixels compared to the rear's 22, but it makes the most of them, and it gains the advantages of all of Google's software magic just like the back shooter.
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D'Vaughn Agu's set makes the most of Next Door at NYTW's challengingly long, narrow space by adding a series of aligned doors, including to the oven and the fridge, from which Eller's thoughts literally emerge.
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Trip Cullman's clever production, a world premiere, makes the most of a similar feint in "Before the Meeting," offering in its opening segments a high-octane naturalism of the most expert — and creepingly tedious — sort.
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Frenchie Davis is in especially fine vocal form as a butch bartender, but the runaway star is Nathan Lee Graham, who makes the most of his supporting turn as Willie, a highly theatrical UpStairs regular.
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Trip Cullman's clever production, a world premiere, makes the most of a similar feint in "Before the Meeting," offering in its opening segments a high-octane naturalism of the most expert — and creepingly tedious — sort.
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It all started in the 2nd quarter, when Musburger -- who was announcing the game -- said he hopes Mixon makes the most of his 2nd chance and goes on to have a career in the NFL.
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He makes the most of his playing time, unloading enough energy to pressure ball-handlers who weren't alive when he was a teenager and denying ball reversals that force the offense to abort their first option.
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Where it is possible to admit shards of bitter comedy into a scene, as when Gina imitates her disapproving mother as a way of suggesting a commonality with Dennis, the direction makes the most of it.
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This might sound a little odd, but thanks to the chef with the autumn-colored hair, we have a risotto recipe that makes the most of seasonal ingredients—and is heavy on the red wine, to boot.
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The official reason for DST is to adjust the time in a way that makes the most of our daylight hours, but most people prefer to focus on the inconveniences that come with the initial onset of DST.
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It opened without much of a splash about two years ago, despite occupying a handsome, spare dining room whose white interior makes the most of the afternoon sunlight that hits its TriBeCa corner, opposite the restaurant Locanda Verde.
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OUTDOOR SPACE This house makes the most of its 0.16-acre lot with a covered wraparound porch in front, a second porch in back, a patio with a fire pit area, and a small vegetable and herb garden.
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The director, Donnacadh O'Briain, moves things along swiftly, often with the help of well-chosen songs, and the set designer, Ellan Parry, makes the most of the tiny theater — the actors often enter and exit through a wardrobe.
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But despite having a gratifyingly recognizable underground set by Donyale Werle (with costumes by Clint Ramos that include a showstopping dress fashioned from MetroCards), the production seldom makes the most of the familiar elements of the straphangers' world.
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But as a tale of feuding pirates and royal sailors, one of its strongest elements is that it features at least two or three major confrontations per season, and it always makes the most of the resultant spectacle.
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James makes the most of the bakery/storefront, squeezing into the tight space a display case of tempting pastries, shelves of preserves and framed newspaper clippings of the time she presented President Clinton with her famous sweet potato cheesecake.
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"Our solution makes the most of our extensive custody network to enable us to mobilise collateral quickly and securely, when and where it is needed," said Helene Virello, global head of collateral and valuation services at BNPP Securities Services.
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It's a game that makes the most of its conscious limitations, in other words—and while the enemies and bosses are all familiar, finding the most efficient ways to beat them means they're an entertainingly different kind of challenge here.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain will repay another 1 billion euros ($1.09 billion) of a European banking bailout from 2012, the acting economy ministry said on Monday, as the government makes the most of favorable funding markets to whittle down its borrowing costs.
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Director Fernando Meirelles does a splendid job of keeping these two wily, sympathetic combatants front and center, even as he makes the most of the visual environment, especially when it comes to the detail, pomp and circumstance of Vatican ritual.
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Still, Jafar makes the most of the creepy reprise, at which point he has mastered the genie, plans to enslave Jasmine and her father and banishes Aladdin to "the ends of the earth" without even a shirt to protect himself from its chill.
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Fellow Torontonian artist Jigsaw makes the most of that melodic spirit on his and Top 5's new collaboration "I'm Up." The song features both rappers pretty much singing their hearts out by a pool wearing all-white bathrobes, the picture of luxury.
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A sensitive young man who finds himself out of sorts in this world of manly men and their exhortations to him to "grow up", Shutu is the centre of the film, and Vikrant Massey makes sure he makes the most of his role.
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A documentary film released by North Korea makes the most of this week's Singapore summit meeting between Mr. Kim and President Trump, which was the first-ever meeting between the leaders of two nations that have been sworn enemies for seven decades.
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Inspired by French cuisine, but not stuffy — Menges jokes that he was once a regional manager for the family restaurant chain Perkins — the Bistro's classic fare makes the most of local beef, chicken and lamb and produce from the restaurant's nearby farm.
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The calculus also naturally changes if you are looking forward to some swanky lounge or trying to avoid some terrible terminal, or if you&aposre a member of a security-pass-through program going through an airport that makes the most of such things.
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A co-star in "Ex Machina" likely better known for "Crazy Rich Asians," Mizuno makes the most of her elevation to lead status here, investing Lily with considerable grit in the face of the doors that are closed to her, and the threats that arise.
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Some scenes play like spoofs of a cancer dramedy Joanne is oddly the supporting character in a dramedy about her own death, but when given screen time, Shannon makes the most of it, screaming and vomiting and fighting against her fate without becoming a belligerent charade.
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Of all the shows Netflix has released in recent weeks, it's A Series of Unfortunate Events (which is neither too-adult or too-childish to fit well on a major broadcast network) that makes the most of its streaming home, and that showcases the best of Netflix's ability and strategy.
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" But there's a chance this stipulation may inadvertently mislead women, since it implies that Natural Cycles is of comparable risk to other birth control methods -- something Natural Cycles again makes the most of in its ads, proudly citing "clinical studies" showing that the app is 93% effective, "which is in the same category as other conventional methods.
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The story mode doesn't quite amount to a full-on sequel — much of the music and enemies are recycled from the two canonical titles — but it's a well-designed game that feels fresh, makes the most of the franchise, and gives it a seamless transition into VR. At least, that might be what I'd say if I were reviewing it on different hardware.
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After that, the pair dutifully recruits the various specialists they'll need: a hacker (Rihanna), fence (Sarah Paulson), jewel expert (Mindy Kaling), pickpocket (Awkwafina) and fashion designer (Helena Bonham Carter), the last of those necessary to gain access to the Met Gala, where she'll be outfitting a pampered actress played by Anne Hathaway, who again makes the most of an opportunity to demonstrate her comedy chops.
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Even in more reportorial illustrations, Hendrix makes the most of his three-color medium, adding a demonic red glint to Hitler's eyes or forcing text to strobe like an old 3-D color offset; as we wait to hear about a phone call that might announce Hitler's death, the caller (in cyan) and the phone and switchboard (in magenta) are both rendered translucent, an unsettling effect, soul and object nervously divorced.
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An interplay of textures makes the most of that light, from the blue and green Jochen Holz glassware on the kitchen shelves to the vegetal cast-iron sconce in the hall, and from the veins of the cross-sawn oak wall paneling throughout the flat to the delicate joins of the hand-cut pink tiles, arranged in varying patterns to mark the thresholds of different living spaces in lieu of rugs.
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