He shot at the animal when it approached him menacingly.
|
|
The French ship then bellowed menacingly at the Shilka, 'Brigands!
|
|
Mooney is hilariously menacing, or do I mean menacingly hilarious?
|
|
Meanwhile, her personal trainer, Don Saladino, lurks menacingly next to her.
|
|
It was around noon and the glacier loomed menacingly above us.
|
|
It doesn't mean standing menacingly in and around a polling place.
|
|
And you have to love the Snapchat ghost menacingly haunting Facebook headquarters.
|
|
He looks to the production team; they are smiling now, smiling menacingly.
|
|
There's Muhammad Ali towering menacingly over a flattened Sonny Liston in 1965.
|
|
The reason for their frenzy: a bald eagle circling overhead patiently, menacingly.
|
|
Like strange ghouls, they speak gibberish, look strange and wave tools menacingly.
|
|
While she sang tart kiss-offs, they bobbed around not quite menacingly.
|
|
And if two satellites get menacingly close there are no agreed appropriate responses.
|
|
"I love him," he says of the soldier glaring menacingly at the camera.
|
|
Armed men shoved past us, waving guns menacingly at anyone in the way.
|
|
"You cannot tear down all of the old ways alone," Dracula says menacingly.
|
|
The frigate sailed menacingly close to Bowditch, forcing the American vessel to retreat.
|
|
Does Thanos even do anything besides glower menacingly while holding up his one glove?
|
|
The passenger (lower left) said the flight attendant "menacingly stood over" her before takeoff.
|
|
Yet nobody has evidence that GCHQ acts unlawfully or menacingly under the existing system.
|
|
Through all of modernity, the "Jewish question" hovered menacingly over Jews in the West.
|
|
The fathers in "Black Tickets" are mostly absent, or linger menacingly at the margins.
|
|
Duterte's brief reign has been marked by a consistent stream of menacingly misogynistic comments.
|
|
He also undercut some media reports that Walker menacingly addressed the students before the crash.
|
|
Vallera mumbles menacingly over the spartan drum parts and chiming guitar riffs that unspool delicately.
|
|
The grass and trees surrounding the ashram are menacingly fecund after months of hot rain.
|
|
"I can't force you to make the right decision for your career," he says menacingly.
|
|
"We were both pretending to be someone else," she breathes menacingly over his writhing body.
|
|
Two of the Middle East's great powers, Saudi Arabia and Iran, are eyeing each other menacingly.
|
|
Agung looms menacingly over eastern Bali at a height of just over 229,25 meters (9,842 feet).
|
|
For investors in equities, bond yields are the juggernaut that looms menacingly in the wing mirror.
|
|
" He even somewhat menacingly added, "who knows how long that show is going to be on.
|
|
An Iranian ship steered menacingly close to a U.S. vessel, ignoring radio warnings to change course.
|
|
And the "something in return" he so menacingly asked from Skerrett was just her real name.
|
|
The wall leaned toward him slightly, menacingly, and was freckled with red holds dusty with chalk.
|
|
There's a sinister Komodo dragon, his tongue darting out menacingly as he broods along the surf.
|
|
GEORGE WASHINGTON stares down from the rotunda of the Capitol Building, his sword pointed menacingly to earth.
|
|
On a wire fence, a Smilax vine dangled menacingly pointed leaves, like a necklace of shark's teeth.
|
|
It was a singular creative achievement that today lurks menacingly under an entire generation's collective psychological bed.
|
|
The Second Amendment did not protect private paramilitary organizations or an individual menacingly carrying a loaded weapon.
|
|
Dylann S. Roof told her to "shut up," then asked menacingly if he had shot her yet.
|
|
The emergency spillway appears more like a muddy mess of small creeks that spill menacingly from the reservoir.
|
|
You may remember a much larger interstellar asteroid was spotted in 2017 bouncing menacingly through our interplanetary neighborhood.
|
|
He barely talks — he grunts his way through conversations, speaks in death threats, and stares menacingly at everyone.
|
|
The way he chases the boy through the playground before menacingly posing with an axe is classic Jonah.
|
|
The Arctic is on fire, storms are churning menacingly in the Atlantic, heat records are falling like dominos.
|
|
The moon looms menacingly over Dion's entire set because, let's face it, the moon is terrifying as fuck.
|
|
Michelson's indistinct, purplish wolves prowl back and forth menacingly, as though they were guard dogs rather than captives.
|
|
Mr. Lunin particularly dislikes a military and security apparatus that he sees as menacingly resurgent under Mr. Putin.
|
|
Mr Hekmatyar, for example, has warned menacingly of spiralling violence if the vote is not free and fair.
|
|
In the background, a series of martial, lo-fi instrumentals rumble menacingly, setting the tone for Orlowski's doomsaying.
|
|
The danger of war looms most menacingly if the balance of power is reduced to only a military dimension.
|
|
On December 22nd a Venezuelan navy vessel menacingly "approached" a seismic survey ship working for ExxonMobil in Guyanese waters.
|
|
The sight of Trump lurking menacingly behind Hillary each time she speaks will linger for a long, long time.
|
|
It looks almost half as tall again as Godzilla's body, swishing slowly and menacingly over the tops of buildings.
|
|
And I got a little tired of zombie Gregor Clegane standing menacingly behind everyone like some silent, mountainous shadow.
|
|
The cop directing pedestrian traffic is glaring menacingly at me to move, as I'm blocking part of a lane.
|
|
They had backed up Officer Van Dyke's account that Mr. McDonald had moved menacingly toward him with a knife.
|
|
With every call, their computer monitors prominently displayed a digital clock, menacingly ticking with every second the call persisted.
|
|
And, at least according to the anonymous officials speaking menacingly to the media, that is precisely what Russia wants.
|
|
Playing alongside the hard-working Andre Silva, Ronaldo was allowed to hover menacingly on the periphery of the action.
|
|
This is especially effective on a rotary phone, but any phone with a cord you can twiddle menacingly will do.
|
|
The James Comey storm, brewing menacingly on the horizon for months, slammed into the White House just after 5 p.m.
|
|
When it comes time to hand her over, a garage door opens, revealing four masked Black men menacingly waiting inside.
|
|
Rodgers said she complied, but added that the attendant "menacingly stood over [her] with her arms folded," Rodgers wrote on Instagram.
|
|
But it wasn't about the rain; it was the gathering clouds that loomed menacingly over the new administration and the country.
|
|
It has failed properly to condemn pro-government gangs that last year menacingly gathered in a Chinese part of the capital.
|
|
A particularly diligent man in Alberta, Canada, was recently photographed mowing his lawn as a tornado swirled menacingly in the distance.
|
|
A new video taken by cameras on the International Space Station show Hurricane Harvey swirling menacingly in the Gulf of Mexico.
|
|
His performance is as beautifully turbulent as a British sky: charmingly sunny in one moment, then menacingly dark in the next.
|
|
Rockefeller's life is vivid enough, though he is more of a presence snaking menacingly through the book than a central character.
|
|
As always, her playing was technically flawless and deeply expressive: her vibrato saturated with meaning, her lyricism slinking and menacingly enigmatic.
|
|
On the other, a horned Hillary Clinton pointed menacingly at a frightened Modi while masked terrorists marched in front of flames.
|
|
"We will discuss nothing, as a matter of principle, with a gun pointed at our head," the French President said menacingly.
|
|
Now that we live in a world of "alternative facts," perhaps propaganda doesn't look as menacingly coercive as it once did.
|
|
I'm sure you would agree, as a gentleman, that gentlemen do not stalk menacingly near a woman, especially not behind a woman.
|
|
Stories we'd heard of Alt-Right ralliers menacingly driving through black neighborhoods that weekend, of neo-Nazis stalking the lone synagogue downtown.
|
|
On day 3 of the trip, Jillian tells us things got scary when the crew menacingly began demanding more money for fuel.
|
|
Helene's lover is shot, menacingly chews on some snow on the way down, and tries in vain get a bullet in Pierre.
|
|
Our partisan divides now menacingly overlap with our racial and class divides, threatening to form a trinity of discord with horrendous consequences.
|
|
Shriver, a formidable arrangement of elongated appendages, loped menacingly to the net, as she had all match when presented with the chance.
|
|
The video contradicted the police accounts of the death, which claimed the teenager had been moving menacingly toward them with a knife.
|
|
Will McCain's brain cancer, a menacingly urgent reminder of his own mortality, encourage him to speak more bluntly, honestly and civilly now?
|
|
" She added that once the police learned she did not have a restraining order in place against her ex-husband, he "laughed menacingly.
|
|
Hurricane Florence continues to churn menacingly toward the Carolina coastline — about two days away from coming very close to landfall in North Carolina.
|
|
I stomp towards his room and appear menacingly in the doorway to find him lounging on a pillow looking at a picture book.
|
|
The strong winds prevented emergency workers from responding at first, and the cranes' arms remained where they had fallen, dangling menacingly above buildings.
|
|
Credit... My sledding memories were formed in a 360-acre county park in Wisconsin, on a menacingly steep, icy hill lined by forest.
|
|
The yet-to-be-named mode appears to take place on a very small map with a black hole glowing menacingly at its center.
|
|
Not only did the drones buzz menacingly at the agents, but they were also streaming video via YouTube to other members of the gang.
|
|
A friendly astronaut will wave you onto a spaceship to suddenly end up squirming in outer space as a cartoon sun looks on menacingly.
|
|
Officers on the scene maintained that Mr. McDonald, armed with a knife, had moved menacingly toward Officer Jason Van Dyke, who then shot him.
|
|
A couple of years ago in Poland, one had to call the police after being identified and menacingly approached by fans after a match.
|
|
Mr. Cruz would walk by her and her friends and shout at them — randomly and menacingly, she said, with wild gestures of his arms.
|
|
A broadcast from, well, a menacingly familiar voice has been picked up by whatever devices people in this universe use to pick up broadcasts.
|
|
He doesn't even really know how to use it, he protests: When he tries to crack it menacingly, it hits him in the face.
|
|
Lynch decided (correctly) that it would be funny to mess with our photog ... and menacingly stomped toward him ... snarling loudly as he got close.
|
|
Tiny police launches are puttering about menacingly on the Bay of Piran, where the two countries are disputing the position of their shared maritime frontier.
|
|
Blue vapor—like mist on a spring morning or a pocket of fog in the dark corner of club—twirls menacingly in the stark light.
|
|
Unlike other signs in the city, like those that menacingly forbid parking and threaten the arrival of tow trucks, the warnings are gentle and humorous.
|
|
Novelty marketers have even gotten in on the act with a miniature mechanical Nunzilla who spits sparks as she waddles menacingly toward the unsuspecting sinner.
|
|
These wines are both shaped by volcanic soils, in Campania's case Vesuvius, which looms menacingly over Naples though it's not nearly as noisy as Etna.
|
|
It was two fish that had been thrown at him from a car, whose occupants were now leaning out of the window, eyeballing him menacingly.
|
|
The network framed the shots with the soldiers in the foreground, the mob behind them faceless and menacingly kinetic, with sharp angles and implied anger.
|
|
ATHENS (Reuters) - Vassiliki Psevedourou heard a loud bang and in horror saw flames dancing menacingly outside her living room window at Neos Voutzas, east of Athens.
|
|
Characteristically, he used it to stroke his own ego, to spike the football after an acquittal and to shamelessly and menacingly attack and insult both Sen.
|
|
Arya catches her and behaves so menacingly she's like a teenage Hannibal Lecter, even going so far as to threaten to cut off her sister's face (!).
|
|
If your day was missing footage of a clown menacingly vomiting a column of bees at the camera, boy have you come to the right place!
|
|
She's gone from "sneaking out the back door" to flee a failing relationship to using that same vantage point to allow her entourage to enter menacingly.
|
|
On Soccer For more than a decade, she loomed menacingly between the posts, a muscular, hyper-focused, lightning-quick goalkeeper who seemed able to stop anything.
|
|
I expect the actor who had to crouch menacingly on top of a dresser never meant to remind us of an aggravated tabby, but who knows?
|
|
But if the word merely described increasingly automatic machinery and software, why does every article on the subject seem to feature images of menacingly smoothed humanoid robots?
|
|
Villagers may have burned, broken, and stabbed their deceased to keep corpses from springing back to life and roaming menacingly through the fields, a new study says.
|
|
Eoin's "It's so serious in here / it's so claustrophobic / Get me out of here" vocal hook reaches menacingly for your neck, even over a mid-tempo groove.
|
|
You will accumulate more knowledge and more books as you grow older, and the growing number of unread books on the shelves will look at you menacingly.
|
|
Mr. Sanders married Ms. Shiling in 1964, and the lasting memory of that wedding to some who attended was a bee that flew menacingly around the rabbi's mouth.
|
|
And when you have Slater on the payroll, you're going to have him do more than just leer menacingly at the camera for a few seconds every episode.
|
|
Recovery wasn't one choice: It was a series of choices, just as Olivia made the choice to eat a salad even with Matt standing menacingly over her shoulder.
|
|
In the final scene of "Blackboard Jungle," viewers come to see Chic has left his own bed to menacingly stand in the entrance of his sleeping sister's room.
|
|
It could only ever be full-beam headlamps of the TEAM ENGLAND juggernaut heading straight towards them, horns blaring, St. George's cross flags flapping menacingly in the wind.
|
|
Oh, did I mention the homeless vagrant (Peter Bradbury, looking like a biker dude from "Sons of Anarchy"), who menacingly quotes the inscription from the Statue of Liberty?
|
|
It features hundreds of ancient baby dolls—specially selected for their strange, "uncanny valley" grimaces and grins—positioned menacingly in a hospital-ward setting, and brightly, morbidly lit.
|
|
On the clear morning in April 1805 when Lewis encountered his first North American grizzly bear in Montana, he shot at the animal when it approached him menacingly.
|
|
With language that wades between saucy, dripping, curt, and sterile, the poems stare at the intersections of personhood — gender, race, sex — and laugh menacingly, pulling it all to strands.
|
|
Either, you've got some abstract illustration of a padlock surrounded by The Matrix typography, or a dark hooded figure leaning menacingly over a laptop; there isn't much in between.
|
|
In her opening bit as Sanders, Bryant stared menacingly at Sean Spicer (played by Melissa McCarthy) while munching on an apple on the end of a big hunting knife.
|
|
When we see a helicopter hover menacingly outside of her window, Lana runs through the house and down to the shore to unearth a guitar case hidden among rocks.
|
|
When he menacingly read out the names of more than 150 officials deemed connected to the drug trade, at least two of those whom he fingered were already dead.
|
|
Race and color are best addressed in the "Kids Mascarade" series of photographs that show children in red-soiled landscapes wearing plastic animal masks that appear suspiciously, menacingly Caucasian.
|
|
Mr. Garland likes to play with tones, mixing deadpan in with the frights, and later "Annihilation" becomes something of a head movie, swirling with cosmic and menacingly lysergic visions.
|
|
So the only men in this telling of "La Susanna," then, are the two Elders: Patrick Kilbride, a menacingly delicate tenor, and Paul Max Tipton, an imposing bass-baritone.
|
|
And all the while, Vandal Savage — the team's main nemesis, who really is named that — occasionally pops up to sneer menacingly and remind us how ee-vil he is.
|
|
This distrust comes from squad cars rolling up and asking questions while you're walking home alone, shining their spotlight in your direction or just driving slowly and menacingly by.
|
|
It turns out we are now nine months from where we left off with the pope and his cronies sitting in the stigmata-having shepherd's kitchen, lit menacingly by candlelight.
|
|
Unreleased songs like "22 Days" morph from a subdued to a noise-laden freakout on a whim where "Accomodations" boasts gorgeous ambient flourishes which turn menacingly psychedelic by song's end.
|
|
On the streets men have fashioned bricks, stones and tree branches into crude roadblocks, where, when not fighting with the police, they ask somewhat menacingly for donations from passing motorists.
|
|
Praised by critics for its absorbing atmosphere, the film is richly poetic, lingering on the waves crashing onto the coast — menacingly at times, pulling viewers into a trance at others.
|
|
This year, Nick Meyer from Parma, Ohio decided to go all out, creating a massive two-story AT-AT walker from Star Wars that stands menacingly on his front lawn.
|
|
In the water, hundreds of rusting, sharpened steel barricades point menacingly toward the bustling Chinese city of Xiamen, whose skyscrapers poke through the midday haze just over three miles away.
|
|
The Northam campaign also aligned itself with a Latino political action committee that produced a television ad depicting a pickup truck with a Gillespie bumper sticker menacingly chasing minority children.
|
|
We now see this man for who he is; a roiling well of explosive competitive fire, a vicious dog stalking menacingly in a cage made of manners and open-mindedness.
|
|
The guttural verses of Bryant Myers remind me of 21 Savage's menacingly low tone, while the chameleonic reggaeton vet Daddy Yankee croon-raps over "Vuelve" like Ty Dolla Sign would.
|
|
Mexico City techno producer, Demian Licht—who makes an appearance in the recent Discwoman mini-documentary—has shared a menacingly hypnotic new track off her forthcoming EP, Female Criminals Vol.
|
|
But other officers — including the three charged on Tuesday — backed up Officer Van Dyke's account that Mr. McDonald had moved menacingly toward him with a knife and swung the weapon.
|
|
I've got six months of 625 insurance premiums accruing interest on a credit card, and a $4,200 bill for a four-hour emergency room visit sits menacingly on my desk.
|
|
Pursuing reforms, though, risks incurring the wrath of Moscow, whose propaganda organs are already talking of a new "Maidan" in Belarus and menacingly warning against a tilt to the West.
|
|
Songs like "Can't Compete" boast menacingly bass-y synth riffs and Lukea's piercing yelps while single "Diamonds" pulsates with a beat that wouldn't feel out of place in Caribou's catalogue.
|
|
Ever since the movie "Jaws" came out over 2628 years ago, the iconic image of a shark fin menacingly gliding through the water has inspired fear and panic in the public mind.
|
|
Yet it remains a towering presence on the city's skyline and each night on goes its large beacon, a recurring motif for Lovecraft, including, menacingly, in his "Haunter of the Dark" story.
|
|
Whole stretches of the score are driven by pulsing rhythmic figures and repetitive riffs that envelop Tim and Hawk in scary bliss, or, more menacingly, tap into the hysteria gripping the government.
|
|
It appears that the first lady might have taken design control in the East Colonnade, where silver stars, their points sharpened to a glinting razor's edge, float menacingly above lit glass panels.
|
|
America and North Korea appeared to fall out again, ending the bromance between Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un. China watched aghast and occasionally menacingly as Hong Kong was wracked by protests.
|
|
One attempt to fly to Australia on a different airline was sabotaged, they said, by men who appeared menacingly at the boarding gate, and the sisters fled into the city as tourists.
|
|
Increasingly strong intellectual-property protections have not unleashed a torrent of new ideas, but have instead swelled the earnings of top firms, which wield their patents and copyrights menacingly at would-be innovators.
|
|
Another one, from the Alabama delegation where I was standing at the time of the Rockefeller speech, turned on me menacingly while I was shouting "C'mon Rocky" as the governor stood his ground.
|
|
But among them, Díaz Navarro discovered, was the leader of one of the state's largest self-defense groups, like the one that he had just accused of killing his brothers, staring at him menacingly.
|
|
Zanu-PF's national political commissar menacingly told a rural gathering that people should remember 2008, when thousands of MDC activists in the countryside were set upon by Zanu-PF militias and hundreds were murdered.
|
|
In one particularly heart-wrenching scene she is curled up in a ball covered in injuries, and in another she is crying in a bathroom while a man looms menacingly over her tiny frame.
|
|
In keeping with the first trailer — which includes a sex scene in which Snowden can't drop eye contact with his computer's web cam, which looks back at him menacingly — it's a little cheesy-looking.
|
|
The other two join in for the chorus, which is a tuneless thuck-thuck-thuck , repeated rhythmically, while they smash their fists against their palms and shuffle menacingly around the room, side by side.
|
|
Floating over the edge, the Nightshade Paolumu hovered menacingly, its neck inflated into a balloon, its jet black fur and oil like iridescent markings undercutting some of the goofiness of the Paolumu's original design.
|
|
As the story of "My Brilliant Friend" expands, it takes on elements of more testosterone-driven cable dramas: men raging against their circumstances, family rivalries coming to bloodshed, boys courting girls passionately and menacingly.
|
|
Amid the albums by neo-Nazi bands for sale was one with a cover depicting a cartoon of a black man with his arms around a white woman, and three white men glaring menacingly.
|
|
The two personas eventually crash into each other as the plan goes to literal shit, with Park giving Ki-jeong a desperate and haunting vulnerability that's only heightened by how menacingly she plays Jessica.
|
|
Please go to 4:50 to see some synchronised industrial rave dancing from participants When it comes to the battle themselves, who can forget the house robots, poised menacingly in their corner patrol zones?
|
|
VIRGINIA WATER, England (Reuters) - Henrik Stenson's title rivals will be looking over their shoulders after the Swede moved menacingly within two shots of the BMW PGA Championship lead despite being below his best on Friday.
|
|
VICE: Was Abe talking about revising Article 19543 as far back as his first run at prime minister, or is that something that only started coming up more recently, with North Korea behaving more menacingly?
|
|
"The sort of thing that you could do in London but not in New York is exemplified by 'collateral rehypothecation,'" he writes, rather menacingly, before nimbly breaking down what that means and why it matters.
|
|
Things begin fine—she's dancing and molesting everyone's hair—until she launches herself onto a moon bounce, and the lights begin spinning menacingly, and she collapses, her fall whimsically cushioned by the inflatable bounce house.
|
|
But there were also members who resented him, including a man called Snow who Mr. Hernandez said had mocked his multicolored hair on a podcast and once followed him menacingly through the streets of Brooklyn.
|
|
The names of Eric Garner, Tamir Rice and Michael Brown surface, menacingly and inevitably, as the young man's parents argue, blame and discover that what separates them is as much political as it is personal.
|
|
The 19th panel of the series, "Tension on the High Seas," shows a British naval officer hovering menacingly over three bound and wounded American captives, their heads hung so low that they disappear into their shoulders.
|
|
Unfortunately, the woman turns out to be Pennywise's daughter and creeps around pretty menacingly behind Beverly's back as it slowly dawns on her that the nice old lady might not be as nice as she thought.
|
|
"Jaws" keeps a steady pace and provides "fluid entertainment," wrote our reviewer, adding that "the shark is so menacingly adequate an embodiment of imagined malignity that, even though its attacks are telegraphed, they fix one's attention."
|
|
The show proceeds chronologically, with single-channel videos from the 1980s and early '90s encased in head-high, long, narrow pyramidical enclosures projecting menacingly from the facing walls of the corridor behind the second-floor elevators.
|
|
Fine Arts & Exhibits Takashi Murakami rocketed to international fame in the art world for his Pop Japanese anime-inspired characters and motifs that proliferate playfully and menacingly across paintings, sculptures and a line of commercial products.
|
|
While the show integrates high-tech innovations like a 3-D sequence, intricate animated projections scrolling over the walls and ceiling, and dronelike snowflakes that fly (somewhat menacingly) above the audience, its appeal remains delightfully human.
|
|
Goblet's Cove in Lake Tohopekaliga, Florida (CNN)Susie, a 7-foot female alligator, hissed menacingly as the airboat pulled alongside the reedy refuge where she lay cooling herself, the top of her head protruding from the water.
|
|
Just when ruin seems imminent — explosions are sounding; the towers, illuminated from within, are menacingly flickering — Ms. Sandsmark exits and returns with even more of those imposing structures, building up what seemed perfectly poised to come down.
|
|
And here, as she shimmies menacingly across the stage in her "Rose's Turn" number, she at last releases all of the pent-up rage she's been carrying in an explosion of angry jazz hands and sardonic patter.
|
|
In this paragraph, he performs the rather impressive analytical feat of understanding the way his critics see him, defining "inscrutability," which is one of those racist tropes that is so powerful because it is so menacingly vague.
|
|
"It's like a monster, isn't it?" says Palestinian artist Aissa Deebi, holding his arms menacingly above his head in the rough shape of a fireball from an Israeli war plan he painted exploding on top of building.
|
|
Resembling a former police officer striding into an IPCC misconduct hearing, his claret and blue tie flapping menacingly in the wind, Dyche is on the verge of securing Burnley's second promotion to the Premier League in two years.
|
|
Three euros and 225 steps later I was up at the cupola, with a wonderful view of the city and Mount Etna, one of the largest active volcanoes on the continent, looming only somewhat menacingly in the background.
|
|
Her most popular music video—for a 2017 single called "Liar"—opens with a passed out man sitting on a bed unclothed, save for a towel, as BigKlit herself stands in the foreground, waving a chef's knife menacingly.
|
|
Neymar orchestrated Brazil's opener six minutes into the second half, cutting menacingly from left to right across the 18-yard line, tugging three defenders along with him, before smacking a blind, back heel pass to Willian, reversing the play.
|
|
With Spartanburg ahead by 39 points, Richardson, a spindly guard who had played varsity since the eighth grade, found himself jogging easily up the right sideline when he spotted Williamson closing menacingly down the other side of the court.
|
|
With her high forehead, prominent jawline and eyes that can pop or menacingly narrow, Moss has an ideal big-screen canvas, one she fills with subtle fluctuations that let you follow Cecilia's inner states even when she goes quiet.
|
|
Menacingly titled "Hard Questions: What Data Does Facebook Collect When I'm Not Using Facebook, and Why?" the post admitted that it occasionally receives information related to people even when they're not logged in, or if they don't have Facebook at all.
|
|
The matches are free-for-all affairs, where opponents typically pair up spontaneously when any two fighters step into the ring; other times, one fighter struts in front of the onlookers, arms raised menacingly, and another fighter takes up the challenge.
|
|
A woman who was trying to celebrate her 24th birthday at a Chicago park instead found herself being the target of a racist tirade from a man who got menacingly close, even as a nearby police officer failed to intervene.
|
|
After his speech, Lexington approached and asked Mr Moore to name three policies he hoped to pursue in Washington, DC. In response, he leaned menacingly forwards, growled, "Get out of my face", and had your columnist ejected from the rally.
|
|
There is a TV clip from the pre-fight contract signing in which Eubank refuses to look at Benn in an effort to psyche his opponent out; all Benn can do is stare menacingly at the back of his rival's head.
|
|
" It's is a booming, searing track anchored by a frantic, nervy riff and McCauley menacingly yelling with paranoia and anger oozing from his delivery: "Heading nowhere / With the last of my kind / I'm a martyr / And I live on borrowed time.
|
|
There is meaning, here, about the haves and have-nots, but there is also spectacle — watching a menacingly mild Gabriel Ebert extract the impossible bounty from a dainty basket was unexpected stagecraft that had to be seen to be believed.
|
|
Before jurors who will decide whether he is guilty of first-degree murder, he testified that Laquan waved a knife and angled it toward him, stared at him menacingly and tried to get up from the ground after being shot.
|
|
Pacquiao set the pace early, looking for openings and moving menacingly around the ring as he dropped Matthysse for a first time in the third round with an uppercut after a flurry of punches put the Argentine on the defensive.
|
|
Maggie soon starts to feel creeped out and slowly persuades the rest of the group to stop hanging out in the basement, which doesn't sit well with Ma. "Don't make me drink alone," she says menacingly in a video sent to the kids.
|
|
His choice to leave is a brave decision made in order to save his adopted kin from the wrath of the bloodthirsty Shere Khan—menacingly voiced by Idris Elba—a terrifying and vengeful tiger, spitting with anger over the actions of mankind.
|
|
That's why she viciously trips Piper Chapman (Taylor Schilling) within moments of meeting her in season 6 premiere "Who Knows Better Than I." And why, a few episodes later, "I'm The Talking Ass" closes with Badison menacingly staring at Piper while she sleeps.
|
|
In the office of Roberto Rosales, the local coordinator for coastal resources management for the town of Bien Unido in Bohol, is a mural depicting an officer standing on the edge of a boat, a machine gun clasped menacingly in his hands.
|
|
The company is also expanding its definition of threats to include "veiled or implied threats," not just direct ones — for example, someone menacingly holding a knife in a video while talking about a person, even if they don't actually state a threat.
|
|
They fought with counterdemonstrators and menacingly encircled student activists who held the line at the statue of Thomas Jefferson — the image of the darker circle of students surrounded by the light from burning tiki torches becoming an image that traveled widely on social media.
|
|
CEPI's plan is to build up a bank of candidate vaccines for as many as possible of the viral diseases that lurk menacingly on the edges of human society, but in which there is insufficient commercial interest for pharmaceutical firms to do the development work.
|
|
In the face of soaring street crime, the state government has deployed a security force of 85,000 in Rio de Janeiro, among them 23,000 soldiers who stand sentinel at busy intersections or cruise the streets in military jeeps, their weapons aimed menacingly at the sidewalk.
|
|
The rest blends tinkly bell tones and almost subliminally soothing low notes with what must be Mr. Shields's swaths of hovering tremolo guitar: freneticism that begins on a far horizon, draws close and lingers, menacingly, before finding what sounds more like respite than resolution.
|
|
It was little more than a year ago, in Simone's home state of Texas, that we witnessed a McKinney police officer body slamming a slight 15-year-old black girl in her bikini and menacingly aiming his gun at a group of mostly local black teens.
|
|
Resnicow's outburst was allegedly so loud that McCorkle "heard it through the closed front door of his fourth floor apartment," but when he attempted to go downstairs "to defuse the situation," Resnicow continued "yelling at the top of his lungs" while menacingly holding the log rollers.
|
|
The jump scares are one thing, and there's storyline stuff in here that qualifies as Fucking Horrific on basic moral grounds—but it's the oppressive atmosphere of Talos-1, menacingly aided and abetted by sound that's expressly designed to manifest player unease, that really chills the blood.
|
|
She can sing menacingly about violence on "The Toy" ("The toy in my hand is real" can only conjure an image of a weapon) and compassionately on title track "Two Hands" ("Somehow we exist / in the folds, and I will kiss / both hands, the mystery before us").
|
|
Jexi rides its premise to the most predictable end: once Phil realizes he needs to ditch his phone addiction to experience life, Jexi follows him menacingly through all forms of technology: a taxicab display, a nearby ATM, an automated construction sign, and finally, a self-driving car.
|
|
One was digging, one was pacing, one was howling, one was eating, one was grooming itself, one was sleeping, one was hiding, one was hanging out in its den, one was digging on top of its den and one was intently and seemingly menacingly staring at us.
|
|
Before you say anything, yes, we know Daniel Larusso is the Karate Kid and not a ninja, but this new Rey Pila track is 80s movie montage-tastic, replete with menacingly propulsive synths, and a fist-punch in the air awesome chorus, with just the lightest touch of longing.
|
|
But now, as Congress's fall session legislative challenges loom menacingly into view, anti-abortion advocates are bending the ears of sympathetic lawmakers to make sure their cause is not lost in the fray, while abortion rights advocates steel themselves for yet another fight, both with an eye on the 2018 elections.
|
|
Stuck to the rehearsal-room wall were clues to their world: research images of the Hormel factory, which inspired the set; shots of the National Guardsmen, wearing boots like the ones that figure ominously in Davis's production; a newspaper photo of a worker's garage, the word SCAB burned into it, menacingly.
|
|
A Toronto native, Mr. Davis hardly seemed destined to become a sci-fi supervillain on TV. A classically trained stage actor who has worked with the likes of Laurence Olivier and Albert Finney, he was initially hired onto "The X-Files" mostly to smoke Morley cigarettes (actually herbal smokes) menacingly in the background.
|
|
A glowed-up Captain Marvel is flanked by an incredible pantheon of warriors: Okoye swings her spear, Valkyrie swoops in like a goddess on pegasus, Shuri powers up the vibranium gauntlets she invented herself, and Pepper Potts looks up menacingly from inside her iron suit, joined by Gamora, Nebula, Mantis, Wasp, and Scarlet Witch.
|
|
Past the barriers at the entrance—Charles's menacingly thorny roses, the lion's-head knocker that guards the door—the dark-panelled Craftsman living room, with its Victorian feel, might stand for her books set in Europe, or for the great nineteenth-century novels she has always loved, with their warmth, humanity, and moral concern.
|
|
Wallace-Wells is a deputy editor of New York magazine, where two years ago he published an article on climate change that went viral, understandably so; in 7,000 eloquent words, he bluntly laid out the calamitous costs of doing nothing — or, perhaps more realistically and therefore more menacingly, of doing something but not enough.
|
|
By e-mail, Miyawaki sent me several photos documenting this work's evolution over time; through several different stages, the artist frequently — and often rather thoroughly — overpainted his composition until arriving at a final, bold image, in which a big, broad face with what appear to be four eyes stares out more eerily than menacingly at a viewer.
|
|
World Briefing Mikhail M. Kasyanov, a leading figure in the political opposition whose image the leader of Chechnya, Ramzan A. Kadyrov, menacingly posted online in the cross hairs of a sniper rifle this month, was attacked late Tuesday in Moscow by a dozen or so men who placed a cake on his head at a restaurant.
|
|
Photograph by Amy Lombard for The New Yorker The thirty-two-ounce pork porterhouse—an absolutely hulking hunk of meat, available in a limited quantity each evening, that arrives with a knife stabbed into it menacingly and with a murky moat of foie gras and caramelized apples—strikes me as unnecessary, unless you're actively courting gout.
|
|
If the Cubs advance to the World Series—Clayton Kershaw warms up menacingly; Chicago fans knock on wood for so long that their knuckles turn into pulpy blobs not really capable of knocking in the conventional sense, and they just keep mashing these blobs up against the wood anyway—Lester will face a Cleveland team more used to running.
|
|
An hour or so later, Ariel, carrying out a mission at Prospero's behest, morphs into a harpy — a ravenous monster with a woman's face and breasts and a vulture's talons and wings — soaring intangibly but menacingly above the stage in a pixelated projection that traces the movements and facial expressions of an actor at stage left.
|
|
These guys: Hostility toward Ngo started out with the odd, weirdly cheerful "Fuck you, Andy"; progressed to groups of two to three unmasked men half-menacingly following him around the park; and arrived at a very clear strategy, by which a group of five thin, masked antifa stood in a half arc around him wherever he walked, obstructing his view.
|
|
Your only rest comes when you are insulting somebody, when you are threatening to throw your opponent in jail, when you are looming over her menacingly like a mafioso thug on the precipice of a hit, when you are bellowing that she has "tremendous hate in her heart" when it is clear to everyone you are only projecting what is in your own.
|
|
" Later, when Deputy Chief Hawk Hill stops by to check on her, Lynch makes sure to show the Palmer house's ominous ceiling fan, which spoke menacingly to Laura Palmer in the movie "Fire Walk With Me." And while Hawk's at the doorstep, he hears an unexplained noise in the house that Sarah waves off as just "something in the kitchen.
|
|
There were the rousing, galvanizing juxtapositions in Soviet and German propaganda (The Eleventh Year, The Triumph of the Will), and the more contemplative montages of working-class oriented movies made in Britain and the US (Night Mail, The River), which in their desire to explain the importance of public initiatives to their citizens, were similarly — if not quite so menacingly — propagandistic.
|
|
The listing goes on to note the phone's uniquely horrific history:It would be impossible to find a more impactful relic than the primary tool used by the most evil man in history to annihilate countless innocents, lay waste to hundreds of thousands of square miles of land, and in the end, destroy his own country and people...with effects that still menacingly reverberate today.
|
|
Years before his face was superimposed onto terrifying children or bikini-clad co-eds, James' craggiest features came to the forefront on the painting covering his 1995 album ...I Care Because You Do, and even more menacingly in the high-contrast photo that appeared on the cover of 1996 follow-up Richard D. James Album, which presented the artist's mug against a blinding white background.
|
|
A president who lets thousands of children be taken from their mothers, who mocks the disabled, who menacingly incites his mob to hate journalists, who bullies artists online, who boasts about abusing women, and who has shown himself to be a bigot and racist time and time again doesn't deserve the honor of the company of artists, whose role in society is often as both moral and empathic agent.
|
|
All of these themes are present in the compact exhibition at the Wolfsonian, ranging from a 1934 edition of Argosy Weekly titled "Lion of Morocco," showing a larger-than-life man with a beard and turban menacingly reaching a hand over the sand dunes, to a 1945 issue of Black Mask, where just a woman's legs, clad in red heels that hint at a fallen woman status, are visible, the majority of the cover consumed by a sidewalk grate under which an armed man is preparing to shoot.
|
|