For pet owners, this vacuum tackles matted in fur and dander.
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Some evacuees were coming in with hair matted from the storm.
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Once again, the dog still sheds, the hair won't get matted.
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My once-soft and -natural hair is now dead and matted.
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He lifted his ball cap to reveal matted, blood-soaked hair.
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Regeni's mouth was agape and his hair was matted with blood.
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The vines were matted in a close weave above my head.
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"Their hair grows really long and it gets matted," Woroch said.
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Free of all that matted fur, Murphy is finally wearing a smile.
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The sand sticks to everything, turning the children's matted hair shades lighter.
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Over time, Lazarus accumulated fur, ending up with a huge, matted coat.
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The other, with long matted hair, faces the Humvee's bullet-pocked windshield.
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Post-washing, the fur is likely to look quite matted and bedraggled.
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Some of Ms. Contis's photographs are presented as matted, silver gelatin prints.
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"I have been brutally attacked," she says, her hair matted with blood.
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His fur was also badly matted and icicles were hanging from his body.
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One sneaky sign of obesity in pets is a matted or messy coat.
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A drunken man, his hair matted, stumbled up to Mr. Khan and begged.
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This way, no one section of my scalp goes too flat or matted.
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It was a matted grid of 2514 life rings from Great Lakes ships.
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One more cut, and I free the matted wool from the sheep's back.
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The matted fabric of the living-room furniture was covered in cigarette burns.
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My strategy was to stick to the log roll, a rubber matted log.
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Nevertheless, if they're longhaired, and the hair gets matted, something must be done.
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When she arrived at the shelter, the dog's fur was dirty and matted.
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You should never try to cut matted fur out of a pet's ear.
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Benji had badly matted fur and his paw had rotted off, according to officials.
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The document also removed the term "matted and unkempt" as a descriptor for dreadlocks.
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His hair is long and bedraggled, and he has grown a huge, matted beard.
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They shuffle through the manicured grounds with soiled clothing and matted hair like zombies.
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Whenever Madonna sang, we strutted our stuff up and down the matted blue carpet.
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They're warm, soft, grippy, and don't get gross and matted like my others do.
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A shave from a veterinary team yielded two pounds of matted fur from his body.
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When Suzanne breaks down because her hair is matted, her friend suggests cutting it off.
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According to his bio ... "no amount of conditioner can calm" Scamp's matted and messy fur.
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As I was showering it out, my hair felt like it was matted with bubblegum.
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When the young boy dies, matted in blood, it is Carl who does the comforting.
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The collages, matted in black and richly layered, resemble conventionally composed portraits of feminine figures.
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This artist matted the erased drawing and fit it into a gold gilded wood frame.
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When she was found, her hair was matted and filled with lice, reports the Detroit News.
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To make the piece extra fancy, PaulChanel had it matted, framed and placed behind museum glass.
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New York At least half of the dogs had matted fur and long nails; filthy conditions.
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It was so matted with hair that I could peel it off in strips, like fabric.
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Straw, feathers, matted tufts of yellowed wool, are strewn across the room like some barnyard massacre.
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Mosul, Iraq (CNN)The crew gently digs around the dark, matted hair protruding from the rubble.
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"Poodle is the worst dog to spin," Ms. Furrer said of the notoriously difficult matted curls.
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They removed the matted, black clumps, and discharged the woman from the hospital six days later.
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The fur is no longer plush and is instead matted and slightly frightening, both visually and hygienically.
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He believes Hidey's fur became so matted because she's morbidly obese, meaning she can't properly groom herself.
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Zhang watched her go, the wind blowing her matted hair and the death flag on her back.
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Both the boy and Moss had "sweaty and matted hair," according to an affidavit reviewed by KXAN .
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She was in bad shape, with matted fur, a case of heartworm and a fear of people.
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Tatami-matted guest rooms feature floor cushions and traditional low tables that also wheel themselves into place.
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Her clothes had been ripped off and her hair was matted with blood, local station WBIR reports.
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It's 24" x 32", comes matted on white, framed, and ready to hang anywhere in your home.
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It's 20" x 24", matted with a black-core white mat, and enclosed in a white frame.
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Darren's mother was a tiny, soot-toothed Scottish woman with matted hair and boots like Soviet tanks.
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As you can see in the first photograph, Fluffy appeared petrified under layers of her ice-matted fur.
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In all my years as an inspector, I have never seen a matted dog as bad as this.
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Sweaty and matted with stage blood, I think that particular puppet and I played the most performances together.
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"Careful removal of severely matted fur exposed the presence of maggots and other skin issues," the post says.
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Over time, said hair becomes matted and knotted into itself, forming the hairstyle we've all come to know.
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A zipper parts the bag into halves to reveal a mass of clothing and blankets and matted hair.
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Our captain Torsten Geertz scrambles up on deck to assist, his long blond hair still matted from sleep.
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She was wearing a Diana Ross rip-off dress and all of her wigs looked cheap and matted.
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A month after I moved in he had the print framed, matted, and hand-delivered to my door.
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There's a hefty carving knife in her hand, matted with blood and — is that hair on the blade?
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They passed a field that looked soggy and matted down in parts, the streaming sun revealing it all.
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Fluffy the cat was literally dethawed after she was found buried in snow, her fur matted in ice.
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Some skinny brown skinned kid with matted hair, an assault rifle, and an eat the rich t-shirt.
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She gave me flat irons for my hair when my hair was matted from living on the streets.
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In the seven years since it began, so many journalists have tried to pull this matted conflict apart.
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"I wouldn't call it romantic," said Mr. Sprung, removing a beanie to reveal matted hair pointing in every direction.
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The rescue found the cat wandering the streets "frail, starving, emaciated and terribly matted," according to a Facebook post.
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The episode begins with her jolting awake to find herself soaking in the tub, her hair matted with blood.
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They'll be sweaty, with matted hair and a shiny forehead and a damp sports bra, with their arms up.
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A cat with an absurd amount of matted hair is getting a second chance after a long overdue haircut.
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Vets were able to safely remove the matted hair from her body after putting Hidey under with general anesthesia.
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The renovation included adding more sustainable materials to the home, such as oak wood flooring and hard matted windows.
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But Oscar's curmudgeonly nature and his dirty, matted green fur make him all the more endearing to his admirers.
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Over time the insides get a bit matted, but such is the case with any shearling or shearling alternative.
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Inside, white curtains, still knotted, drape like ripped cobwebs from windows, and mold-matted mattresses sag without their frames.
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A shell like casing of matted fur covered most of her back and it looked like an exoskeleton from behind.
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The little one was quiet with matted hair, a hacking cough, muddy pants and eyes that fluttered closed with fatigue.
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I went to bed, expecting to wake up with my oily hair matted to my head, like it usually is.
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"She had it re-framed and matted for my baby's room," the mom-to-be explains of the sweet gesture.
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The MSPCA reports the dog was matted, extremely dirty and very thin, having not eaten in at least a week.
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If you have a dog that gets matted, brush them as often as you can depending on their activity level.
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When a groomer shaved off 35 pounds of matted fur from his body, it was like a rebirth for Lazarus.
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With a quarter-size amount of product, I can generously scrub my roots and comb through matted knots with ease.
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We arrive to find her curled up on a sofa, her hair matted into a kind of vomit-y dreadlock.
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Buttercup the cat is free from a pound of matted fur that he had apparently been carrying around for years.
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There are robot vacuums specifically designed to tackle matted-in fur and remove any dandruff or allergens from your floors.
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When your bristles are matted and frayed they lose their effectiveness, so you're not really cleaning your mouth very well.
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A servant and a guardian of the shrine, Goonga wore his hair in a turban and had a matted beard.
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A skinny girl, who had matted hair and was wearing shoes too big for her feet, stood by her side.
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What happens when his lack of vision causes his family and friends to discard him like a matted gray avocado pit?
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A cocker spaniel found recently in Wyandotte, Michigan, had fur so filthy and matted that he couldn't move his back legs.
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He specifically pointed out Matted LLC owner Donna Drummer, whose store functions as an art gallery, gift shop, and framing store.
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Frizzy, greasy, flat, matted — no matter what your version of a bad hair day looks like, it probably doesn't look great.
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When it matted up and started to foam in your hands, it was very silky and very, felt luxurious and soft.
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Typically, our natural bedhead is less "artfully disheveled" and more matted on one side, full-on lion's mane on the other.
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Her hair was matted; a whitish crust, like dried milk, glazed her hairline, her neck and the skin around her ears.
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The neglected dog was brought into the Nebraska Humane Society looking like "a container of mops" due to her matted fur.
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The minute I make a deal with someone, I put a photo of them in a matted frame on my wall.
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The practice uniform hangs off him, and his hair is matted, a bright orange University of Tennessee hat in his hands.
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Her cheeks are round and full, her skin smooth, her eyelashes matted to give the impression that they are still wet.
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These are not pretty, Hollywood births hinted at by matted hair on the pillow or slightly damp but oh-so-sweet pajamas.
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She was dirty, heavily matted and shivering when she was found cruelly abandoned on a cold Boston doorstep the day after Christmas.
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Crekasafra Night, who lives next door to Hall, also noticed that when police removed the boy's hat, his dark hair was matted.
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Live maggots were found on dog who had clumping fur and ulcerated skin; another had "foul smelling" ear discharge, others were matted.
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I appreciate all the ingenuity that has gone into making these matted-together flakes of pork protein safe, nourishing, and relatively palatable.
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Those renovations included the addition of sustainable materials like an oak wood floor, soft leather walls, and matted glass in the bedroom.
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Next to it is "The cow was not drugged" (2017), which shows a matted and melting swirl cone waiting for another lick.
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Subway riders board trains freshly showered then exit feeling defeated, with swampy pants, matted hair and sweat marks on newly laundered shirts.
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When little Ellie Mae arrived at the Nebraska Humane Society, her hair was so matted that she couldn't move, let alone walk.
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Though it is perhaps the simplest hat possible—brimless and traditionally made from hand-matted wool—the beret has strangely diverse connotations.
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When the pair discovered the stray — now named Scotty — he was terrified and defensive, with matted patches of fur all over his body.
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Analysis revealed clumps of greasy, matted hair, and a one-inch-wide (3 cm) brain-like structure covered by a thin, rudimentary skull.
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The highlight, for Solo, is a prolonged bout of mud-wrestling, his vast and matted opponent being none other than Chewbacca (Joonas Suotamo).
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A slicker brush, which is designed for use on animal fur, can be pressed into double duty to comb out matted synthetic fur.
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They also wear the jackets at home in Elizaville, to guard against burrs in the pasture that could become matted in their wool.
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Like many cancer memoirs, "When Breath Becomes Air" begins with diagnosis: Dr. Kalanithi flips through CT images of his lungs matted with tumors.
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She grows into an observant creature, slow to anger and bashful about her belly, still bloated from early hunger, and her matted hair.
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Juice WRLD's pink camouflage jacket and fuchsia Palm Angels hoodie were bubble gum bursts in a hillscape of matted grass and leafless trees.
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This is why Persian cat owners must groom their pets daily and bath them monthly, or else their fur will become matted and greasy.
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Vets say the cats are suffering with a variety of issues including malnourishment, matted fur, fleas, worms, eye problems, infected sores and overgrown nails.
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Your hair is matted to your face, but the thought of turning on your heat-styling tools makes you break out into a sweat.
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Warpaws, the name Cairnie, who was a Royal marine commando from 1997-2004, gave the dog, was covered in matted fur, glue and ticks.
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The barn was humming along — think the Google campus, but substitute matted bed head for skinny jeans and piles of dung for beanbag chairs.
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It was the only nice thing in the room—the floor matted with clothes, empty cans of soda, and beer glinting among the detritus.
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But after my first shower in nearly a week in the hospital last spring, I couldn't muster the strength to untangle my matted curls.
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She put a tray down on the matted floor beside us and backed, bowing and apologizing, from the room whilst our uninterrupted kiss continued.
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Within SGA, governors lobbied Congress for federal farming subsidies for family farmers and paved country roads that had long been matted grass and dirt.
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"Dead Sea Mud" (2016) is a close-up of a man's chest slathered with gray mud, the hair and a gold necklace matted down.
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One of the rescued animals had fur that was so matted that after he was groomed his weight went from 6.9 pounds to 5.9 pounds.
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As a stray, she was brought to the Centre after someone found her with matted fur, an ear infection and scabs all over her face.
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"As I got closer to him, I could see he was covered in bugs, he was uncomfortable and his fur was matted," Grossi tells PEOPLE.
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A veterinarian later shaved nine pounds of matted hair and feces from a single dog, with some of the clumps nearly the size of baseballs.
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"I know you do, I know you want me," he said directly to Crosbie who was training on the matted area on the main floor.
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He possessed no civilian clothes; his fatigues had become so matted with dried mud and engine grease they had hardened into the consistency of cardboard.
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The neighbor then knocked on her door with Closs, who was skinny and dirty with matted hair and wearing shoes too big for her feet.
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The bees have been in a cardboard box, and their hairs have become matted, making it impossible to see the color markings that identify them.
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Nearby, women grilled fish and vegetables over open fires and shooed away marabou storks—hideous, ill-tempered carnivores with rotten bills and stringy, matted feathers.
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Maybe it's the oddly round yellow eyes, or the narrow head with matted fur, or the way the neck fur bunches up at the base.
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He heaves our gray woolly poodle onto his chest and kisses her head, tugging gently at the solitary strand of matted fur between her ears.
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Tall and rail thin, with a slightly feral look in his eyes and a shock of matted, overgrown hair, he resembled a Bengali Jim Morrison.
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A person doesn't need to be stuck in bed all day or have matted hair in order to be depressed, though those are very real symptoms.
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Even with her face grey with exhaustion, her hair matted with sweat and her mouth hanging open as she cooled down, she was resolute and immovable.
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Wearing tattered clothes and with his hair and beard matted wildly from 14 months at sea, Alvarenga stepped off the boat to news cameras and reporters.
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This format is also one of the simplest looks to achieve and has the most impact if each piece of art is matted and framed identically.
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As he made his way to the matted area in JD Sports, the captive crowd bust into cheers and whoops as he went through the motions.
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Women's Health magazine recommends replacing your hairbrush every six months to a year because, over time, brushes can accumulate build-up from products and matted hair.
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On the ground lay two prone women, their faces obscured by blood-matted hair, as seen in video of the incident that was obtained by CNN.
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The little boy, who had matted hair and a dirty face, let out a squeal of delight, and proceeded to attack the meal with his hands.
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The shearling does get matted over years of wear, losing some of its initial fluffiness, but the integrity of the overall slipper has lasted very well.
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The robo cat sits on a lower shelf in Ma's room, matted and neglected, though sometimes when I visit, I pick it up and pet it.
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Teslas have become so run-of-the-mill in Oslo that it is not unusual to see them spattered with mud, their seats matted with dog hair.
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The long-haired feline was severely neglected and suffered from fur so thickly matted that it interfered with his mobility and his bodily functions, the SPCA said.
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It's then that she encounters what looks like a setting for some sort of ritual, featuring an upright stick surrounded by a matted-down circle of grass.
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Even though their only interaction with humans had been negative and abusive, some of them would just look at you through matted fur and wag their tails.
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Animal control officers in Middleboro, Massachusetts, were dispatched to Kennedy's home on July 12 and allegedly found Maverick 15 pounds underweight and with a severely matted coat.
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The outspoken fan-favorite oozes nonchalance with his signature North Californian cool before he takes to the matted area with his featherweight Cesar Gracie teammate, Chris Avila.
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In video footage taken by Kyota Tsutsumi of Japanese news outlet The Asahi Shimbun, the mecawolf swings its matted head around to bare its teeth at onlookers.
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Hidey the No Longer Matted Cat Hidey was discovered, hiding of course, in the home of a senior citizen who had recently moved into a nursing home.
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On Kubo, one issue was how to give Kubo's ally Monkey muscles that moved, and fur that could be fluffy, or matted, or soaked for individual scenes.
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They forage throughout the four seasons, and during warmer months can even be observed in broad daylight, scurrying through the matted vegetation in damp meadows and fields.
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On the outside, the neglected donkey looked better than he had a few evenings ago, when he shuffled off a trailer, lame and sick with matted fur.
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The two leaders, wearing white leotards, begin with waist-length wigs of matted hair, which they remove about a third of the way through this 90-minute work.
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Photos of the 20-year-old Lindh at the time of his capture — face covered in filth, hair shaggy and matted, eyes wild — were ubiquitous in the press.
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I pulled tighter, closing my eyes, leaning back to do it, and then jerked forward when our dog Chuckhead brushed my bare back with his mangy, matted coat.
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Tigger was dumped by his previous owners outside a veterinary hospital, where doctors examined the matted cat and found he was suffering from kidney failure and multiple tumors.
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Four years ago he stumbled into the family home and collapsed on the floor - the color drained from his weathered cheeks, his black hair matted with congealed blood.
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" Also, "[the Amazfit Equator is] designed to offer sleek sophistication, the ceramic shell is surrounded by a simple, minimalistic band in complementary matted black or rose gold tones.
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There was shouting — a naked man in long beard and matted hair ran from three men in street clothes, who yelled and waved at him to hurry away.
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I couldn't tell if it was on pills or not but it was grimacing at me in some rudimentary smile, and had matted hair down to it's knees.
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He produced a Fendi wallet from one of his pockets and pulled out what looked like an enormous ball of lint matted against a crumpled piece of paper.
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For long-haired cats, especially, "brushing is really helpful to remove the loose hair that is ready to shed that may get matted if not removed," said Moore.
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If you Google "Cat Marnell," the predominant image is of you in a slip, with smeared lipstick and matted hair and words written in Sharpie on your forearms.
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Children play again in dusty streets, their hair matted with sweat and dirt, while women hang laundry outside buildings on the edge of town, some of them half-destroyed.
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Groomers have also visited the shelter to offer their services pro bono to the dogs recovered from the raid, many of whom were covered in feces and matted fur.
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The woman was looking for products to fix the matted hair she'd developed after six months without getting out of bed to wash or brush it, Yahoo Beauty reports.
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Her clippers growled through Sherman's matted belly fur as she rattled off a list of things for me to fetch from the house: baby shampoo, curry comb, a hose.
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Church's fur is now perpetually matted and blood-clotted, and he's got a mean streak, which he displays by eviscerating a still-twitching bird on Rachel and Louis's bedspread.
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My flower beds are nothing but a jumble of dried stems and matted clumps, a collection of dead vegetation I've left undisturbed for my tiniest neighbors to shelter in.
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As part of his special makeover, the dog was treated to a haircut and a bath, which removed his matted, dirty fur so everyone could see the handsome pooch underneath.
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Once he successfully sets the record, Furman rises and surveys his stomach which, while hairy and matted with the juicy carnage of his melon rampage, somehow didn't get cut. Incredible.
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I popped some Advil and fell asleep, only to wake up the next morning with the back of my hair almost completely matted to my scalp and my head scabbed.
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I was sitting on the seed-filled matted shag carpet of a friend's living room, and one of the girls next to me was taking an endless stream of selfies.
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For many youth is an uncomfortable project, full of Muse albums and matted pubes, and as such something they are glad to watch it turn to ash over their shoulder.
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In this case, the stick spiders radiated into three ecological types: brown rock-dwelling spiders, shiny gold leaf-dwelling spiders, and a white matted species of spider that munches on lichen.
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If long-haired dogs and cats aren't regularly groomed the fur on their ears can become thickly matted — but that doesn't mean you should grab your scissors and chop it off.
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When Robbie Lawler thundered his way to the matted area for his open workout on the Wednesday before the action went down, he had bad intentions written all over his face.
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He showed up near the end of my shift, when caramel syrup had matted the side of my hair and there were tiny blisters of white chocolate drying in my eyebrows.
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Johnson, who joined the army in 2001 and began locking in 2003, insists that her hip-length locs were always neat, something that countered the military's regulation on "matted and unkempt" strands.
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Three and a half hours — that's how long it took to release Mattie, as he's now being called, from the pain and discomfort of more than six pounds of filthy, matted fur.
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In Act 3, Something, out of control and isolated, looks as unkempt as possible, which ended up including sweat-soaked hair that is matted and bloody by the end of the act.
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Photos via Animal Rescue League on FacebookA Pittsburgh man discovered a neglected cat with two pounds of matted fur when he paid a visit to his 82-year-old relative last week.
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He stood up, turned and walked to the periphery of Pruitt's property, where the yard was rimmed by a thicket of wild, knee-high spartina grasses, matted by wind and salt spray.
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At Bob Evans later that morning, with my hair matted and eyeliner smudged, I told my friend Claire over a buttery biscuit that I was sure I would be seeing him again.
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The work shows Reilly asleep in bed — the exhibition's major visual theme — and treats his own form as a digitally matted object, cut from surrounding context and set against a solid background.
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But a theatrical release is no guarantee of that: even at the Cannes Film Festival, a veritable temple to cinema, the projection was improperly matted and had to be restarted after 10 minutes.
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There's one scene in deep mud, and it seems like even if the costume is relatively light, once it's soaking wet and matted with dirt, it'd be a lot harder to move around.
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It can also make for a hellish holiday full of hair-matted bars of soap, little kids hosing down your meals with squirt guns and unwelcome affections from big hairy men in Speedos.
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But I've since had to face the truth: My pretty prints were in a pile collecting dust because I never managed to find somewhere affordable and convenient to get them matted and framed.
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The finish-line photograph shows me sweaty, dusty, spots emerging across my face after spending a day doused in salt, hair matted against my head, and utterly triumphant and proud and strong and happy.
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I love that she kept all the focus on the gown with her sleek strands and matted lip, but opted for just one standout piece of jewelry, her diamond and emerald Chopard drop earrings.
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Instead, our gaze keeps settling, with nosy clarity, on her bald trick's big-bellied torso, his matted back hair, his exposed crotch, forcing us to consider that body—both pathetic and intimidating—not hers.
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Framed Print Black "Freda" by Sofia Bonati This whimsically melancholic work from the experienced Argentinian artist Sofia Bonati comes matted and framed, so you can easily add a surreal feminine portrait to your walls.
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An acquaintance who had once glimpsed the princess through a telephoto lens said her hair had not been cut or washed for so many years that it fell to the ground in matted branches.
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Yet there I was, surrounded by a hundred little animals, white wool coats matted down with hay and dirt, making small, timid bleats as they trotted past me up the ramp to the milking station.
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Her hair was wet and matted, and she bit off each word, spittle popping off her lips, her hands cutting the air, eyes rolling around in her head — a figure of terrifying aloneness and confrontation.
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Soon I was sitting, on a patch of matted grass, surrounded by young people in skimpy flowing tops and short shorts, plastic light-up flowers in hair, cups of beer and selfie sticks in hand.
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They also washed the necks and faces with a cloth, ran a comb through the matted hair to tidy it a bit, then wrapped the bodies in plastic in an effort to combat the smell.
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Mattie was shaved at a local dog salon, a process that would take more than three hours and yield pounds and pounds of matted fur, the story said — giving the pooch a new outlook on life.
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Once we'd both shaken off the awkwardness of the silence that followed that question, Vanselow and I made our way to the matted floor in the center of the building to begin my training in earnest.
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The Triple Action brush roll spins to loosen and lift pet hair that's been walked on and matted down for years, with the swivel head coming in clutch to maneuver crowded rooms and clean under furniture.
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It's even more compelling for the ways it isn't perfect: her face is lightly sweaty and her hair is slightly matted, just like it would be in a room full of people dancing and letting loose.
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Enter the suede brush and suede eraser: The brush should be used to wick away dirt and grime that can create a dingy appearance, and to restore the suede's nap, which will become matted with wear.
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In a corral surrounded by a waffling, loose-weave wire fence some eight feet tall, a chocolate-brown alpaca lay in a heap, matted with blood, its long neck rumpled like a cast-off knee-high.
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Stay: The 19th-century Asadaya in the city center is a classic ryokan — or traditional inn — with four tatami-matted guest rooms, a communal hot-spring onsen bath, inner garden and artful multi-course kaiseki dinners.
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He peers down at a line of dark, matted grass where, a few paces from his feet, inches from the base of the trailer, sewage flows via exposed PVC pipes into a shallow open-air trench.
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DOG'S HAIR WAS SO BADLY MATTED HIS FOOT ROTTED OFF, UK OFFICIALS SAY The animals had been locked in the home for an unknown stretch of time, which ultimately caused them "to relieve themselves indoors," officials said.
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"His fur was matted and dirty and he was extremely thin, dehydrated and neurologically impaired — likely due to severe nutritional deficiency," Dr. Hannah Marshall said of the dog, believed to be between two and three years old.
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Scorer wrote that all the hair she'd tried to remove was "not even slightly detached from its follicles," and—to add insult to injury—a thick layer of wax was now matted into her pubic hair. Nice!
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When a UFC fighter walks into a room everyone usually takes notice, but when 'Gunni' walks down the stairs from John Kavanagh's office that overlooks the matted areas, he seems like just another body in the gigantic facility.
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Even in the old Mr. Strongman bouts which Igor Vovchanchyn grew up in, and which seemed to take place on a matted football field, attacking and retreating exclusively on a straight line would get you into trouble eventually.
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But as he appeared in court on Wednesday, wearing a black jacket and looking confused and exhausted, with his hair matted and his hands shaking, nothing about the episode seemed funny to Mr. Mustafa or to the spectators.
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But before you jump on a one-way flight, or into the actual water, you need to know about a beauty-hazard that could make your hair a matted, tangled mess — or worse, actually cause it to break off.
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They all needed blood work done, deep ear cleanings, some had wounds where their nails had grown around into the pads of their feet, they all needed baths/grooming, many had matted hair that needed to be shaved down.
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Settling into the daunting task of driving on the left (using a stick shift, no less), I wove through matted, rain-blurred streets; taking in the city's combination of sober and ornate historical architecture and its unapologetically modern structures.
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Her hair bow was gone, freeing her locks to do whatever the heck they pleased, her skirt was matted, her jacket was missing, and what was once a proud smile and hopeful eyes became a look of extreme distress.
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Artificial grass isn't completely maintenance free, however: You'll need to rinse your lawn to clear away dirt and debris, "And you&aposll need to groom your lawn to fluff the blades of grass and keep it from becoming matted," Turley says.
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She thanked "everyone who rallied and made it bigger than one thing, one issue, who rejected the notion that we would talk about one singular case and not what matted to the people of Cook County," CNN affiliate WTTW-TV reported.
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Cornmeal is excellent at removing grime from and fluffing up decorative fur (real or faux!), whether it's a coat collar that's gotten matted from wear or the interior of a beloved pair of fuzzy slippers that have gotten impossibly dingy.
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But there are a number of family mementos in the apartment, including the painting palette that belonged to Ms. Rosenblum's grandfather, as well as display racks holding three rows of matted family photos that can be switched in and out.
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WJBK News, who exposed the horrific abuse in a story, spoke to the rescuers involved, who said they couldn't stop crying about Harvey, as he's now being called (they were unable to determine his sex at first because of the matted hair).
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Instead of taking advantage of her sister's sacrifice, Amma sneaks back in her room to play with her dollhouse and eat a piece of chocolate cake, wearing that same floral crown which is now matted to her sweat- and vomit-soaked hair.
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They're surprising, touching and thoroughly delightful company distinguished by witty vocalizations, expressive eccentricities and too many heartbreaking markers of abuse — matted fur, open wounds, painfully knobby legs and that anxious, mournful look of devotion that dogs retain for even the most unworthy humans.
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PITTSBURGH — Alex Ovechkin, wrapped in two towels as he talked to reporters at his locker Monday night, had pulled a red baseball cap over his matted hair — but not so far down that the cap could cover gray hair blooming at his temples.
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We see, in gorgeous close-up footage from the 1980s, what it is like to be on the field with this small, slightly ridiculous fellow, whose black mane of hair is matted with sweat and whose chest puffs up like a pigeon's.
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A door was ajar and through the gap he saw the raw, wet face of a man of about forty, his fair hair matted and sweaty, who muttered something between bleeding lips, then, at the jangle of the approaching tea tray, darted away.
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Beside me are two bros, clutching 24oz cans of Miller Lite, their baseball caps slights skewed from jumping up and down so much, their hair limp and matted with sweat, their armpit hair threatening to poke me as they wave their arms in the air.
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Today, the aging structure, with its musty, shadowy, tatami-matted rooms, provides a mysterious, atmospheric stage for Ono's gentle intervention, which grew out of her participation in Demeter, an international art exhibition that took place at a horse-racing track in Obihiro in 2002.
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All of the dogs' fur was so matted with dirt and waste that volunteer groomers had no choice last Tuesday but to shave the dogs in order to treat skin irritations caused by them standing in their own urine and feces for extended periods of time.
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If I held down the B button on the Xbox One controller, the screen was matted to show only a narrow window in the middle of the screen, and my character was reoriented to the "correct" position, though technically there's no up and down in space.
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The conceits of Wolkoff's two previous series — Birds (2012), silhouettes of taxidermied birds collected by early 20th-century naturalist Elizabeth Dickens; and Deer Beds (2013), matted impressions in tall, reedy grass made by sleeping deer's bodies — both enhanced her adroit camera work through their poetic specificity.
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And so this year, I explored a few companies (including one that had just been founded when I was testing all those printing services) that allow you to upload a digital photo, have it matted, framed and delivered to your door in a matter of days.
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But instead of taking scissors and glue to your favorite print outs, you simply choose a photo of you and your loved one from your Instagram feed or upload it from your computer and wait for a professionally printed, matted and framed piece to turn up on their doorstep.
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Any trace of magnetic sexy leading man is erased: fat and bearded with a matted rat's nest of dreadlocks, disheveled and ranting, Phoenix is at the center of this elaborate hoax, one so poker-faced that it caused epic confusion in the entertainment press as it was being shot.
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The current first lady, Melania Trump, is settling into the White House and has yet to officially embrace her predecessor's seasonal ritual: leaving the White House — often at a sprint — waving toward a crowd of miniature green thumbs, all of them in sneakers soon to be matted with mulch.
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But in the end, it was Jayme herself who broke the case: She emerged along a wooded road on Thursday afternoon about an hour from her home, her hair matted and wearing ill-fitting shoes, and asked for help from a passing stranger who was out walking a dog.
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I used to think about sweat, matted white dreadlocks, brown t-shirts, yellow teeth, the faint smell of saliva mingling with mud, lads called Leigh, the word "munch", Chewbacca, Amber Leaf tobacco, mould, bedsheets sprayed with deodorant, Aldershot, Kettering, Burton, student halls, the film Snatch, and terrible weed.
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I am not entirely sure what the Korn accord is, (matted dreads, Todd McFarlane books, gigantic ankle-length chains hanging off of cut-off Dickies?) but I think I speak for all of us when I say that Korn Koffee seems out of step with the rest of the brand.
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A crumpled pair of Calvin Klein underwear or a matted beach towel printed with Disney's Pocahontas bring to mind international trade agreements like NAFTA: so-called free trade facilitates the flow of commodities across national borders while eroding local sovereignty and undermining agriculture, industry, and ecologies in the global South.
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His cheeks red, hair matted with sweat, Novak Djokovic appeared to be in such distress as he trudged to a changeover on a steamy U.S. Open afternoon that someone suggested it would be a good idea to have a trash can at the ready, just in case he lost his lunch.
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At least in 1726, when John Howard, a "man-midwife" and Godalming's "finest (and only) surgeon," was called to deliver Mary Toft's child and instead yanked out a "blood-matted hunk of fur and meat" — the first of 17 rabbit deliveries — Surrey's "forests of ash and beech" still flourished intact.
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No they're not getting lion cut , they don't have matted fur , our AC is open almost 20hrs a day and we leave it on when we go out ( I only turn it off in the morning to let them play in their catio while i clean the house ) - If I do count them ?
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It did not falter from my blows, but I worked it down, bit by bit, and I eventually watched it limp erratically up the heavy boughs that make up the forest's network of pathways, and to what I presumed was its home: A matted bed of flora, brittle bones from past meals, a few eggs.
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Even if KitchenAid's take on "millennial pink" isn't for you, the mixer comes in a few other colors you can shop right now—Aqua Sky, red, a matted black, and chrome silver, which means you can still enjoy an amazing sale on one of KitchenAid's most beloved stand mixers (Sam's Club shoppers' reviews average 4.5 stars).
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It's also a very visual memoir, as she renders her discomfort through physical details: her matted hair after a heavy make-out session; the skin, hanging like plastic bags, of an older lover; the way she touches herself to recall whether or not, during a stupor, she slept with someone the night before — pain and soreness indicate she had.
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The lyrics call out many of the cult brands and hot trends that have became tightly associated with the identity of being a part of Silicon Valley: sporting Apple Watches "matted black" and Allbirds sneakers "black to match"; drinking Soylent and following keto diets; dropping out of college and raising money for your tech startup until you can't no mo'.
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Fangs through a balloon, an orange balloon stretched over a jam-jar mouth scrubbed-up bush standard—fangs dripping what looks like semen, which is venom, one of the most deadly, down grooves and splish splash onto the lens of the distorting glass-bottom boat we look up into, head of tiger snake pressed flat with the bushman's thumb—his scungy hat that did Vietnam, a bandolier across his matted chest chocked with cartridges—pistoleer who takes out ferals with secretive patriotic agendas.
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They lasted anywhere between three and six days and became this sort of smeared haze of weed smoke and vodka bottles and pizza and sleeping and wearing the same socks three days in a row—the socks orange, at the bottom of them, somehow stained that color with a rigorous cycle of damp bathroom floors and sticky kitchen surfaces and the weird matted carpet in the lounge of your student housing—the kind of weekends that go on forever, go on so long you forget what day it is, a weekend that blurs into the vague shape of a week—it squidges, right up to the edges—but never quite fills it.
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