"Or you can wear them in your hair" (she mimed this, too), or on a bag (mimed) or — this is my favorite place — right on your shoulder.
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She mimed dipping a doughnut into a cup of coffee.
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Oh, and then she mimed a sexual act on the statue.
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Hailey rapped and mimed one song to her mother, Kennya Baldwin.
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"Everyone too much formal like that," he said then mimed being stiff.
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He pulls out a "cigarette" (blue Bic pen) and lights it (mimed).
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As the players ran onto the field, they mimed firing machine guns.
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Mr. Mayer suggested a wordless hug, or a wave and mimed applause.
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As she spoke, she apparently mimed the act of wringing the defendant's neck.
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Speech synthesis was also possible when volunteers mimed sentences — but showed less accuracy.
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With a guttural grunt, he mimed a swift slicing stroke of a knife.
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Several children mimed onstage and sang along discreetly at one point: charm on charm.
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Dick also mimed performing oral sex on Anderson's husband at the time, Tommy Lee.
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Using the flat of his hand, he mimed the paper levitating like a wing.
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He goes to the front and mimed starting a machine by pulling a cord.
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Unsure if Danny could understand words, Sahin modeled the glasses himself and mimed instructions.
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While Cecile and her attendants mimed her entrance, McTeer waited beside the makeshift wall.
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They mimed guns and made shooting sounds and grabbed the necks of their shirts.
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"If I don't exercise, I can come off kind of"—she mimed a malfunctioning robot.
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Camryn has mimed pedophilic sex hundreds of times over Elder Scrolls mods or Second Life.
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Likewise, Chris Bailey's choreography leans heavily on mimed air-guitar licks and high-five exuberance.
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He mimed planting a tree, becoming the tree, chopping it down and becoming its immolation.
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"I mimed enchantment for my parents' benefit," he wrote in American Heritage magazine in 2006.
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Like I can just," he mimed picking up a telephone, "'Hey, I'm gonna play Bond next!
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"I was in a zone," she told me, and mimed inspecting a shoe in her hand.
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He mimed beating the air with something and then rubbed his arms, legs, chest, and head.
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I don't know how many people plan on miming weapons in a touchdown celebration, but I can't imagine it's many, certainly not enough to have a specific exception (and, anyway, isn't the best defense to a bad mimed gun, more good mimed guns, not more regulations?).
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Ms. Kondo suggests giving your clothes a hug, and mimed doing so as the audience gently applauded.
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Both hosts mimed holding bananas to their heads and taking phone calls, laughing as they did so.
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Trump took the red card from Infantino and mimed flinging it in the direction of the press.
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In one passage, she appeared to be in mourning; in another, she mimed adoringly cradling a child.
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And then she mimed having a fainting spell, as if he were Taylor Swift or Justin Bieber.
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You could dance to a pulsing beat in a disco while Summer mimed orgasming on a track.
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The Vikings played duck-duck-goose, the Eagles mimed baseball, and JuJu Smith-Schuster locked his bicycle.
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Still, Earl, knowing his inadequacy, mimed the movements and the words until his cousin squatted into hiccupping laughter.
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The fact that it got really gross and Gervais mimed a hand job didn't make it more worthwhile.
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As he mimed opening the window to her bedroom and crawling through, his breath began to get heavy.
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Casting his mind back, Klopp mimed them putting down their knives and forks, eyes bright with intense concentration.
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Since I still didn't really know what they were, I mimed tossing and spinning pizza dough in the air.
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As the night wore on, his oddball delivery became quirkier, as he added whistles and guffaws and mimed a kangaroo.
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The actress, who has been married to Freundlich for nearly 16 years, mimed locking her mouth and tossing the key.
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"Oh my god, they were so good for butt itching," said Lawrence, and mimed enthusiastically scratching herself against a rock.
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Our mutual friend Vinny casually suggested I try to guess what was inside; he mimed rattling something next to his ear.
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With the families of the victims watching in the courtroom, Baez mimed smacking a horse on the butt and rode around.
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The candidate said he would have fought the person had he reached the lectern and mimed punching him a few times.
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In one video, he complained "I'm tired ... I can't pull my finger anymore," as he mimed firing his weapon with his hand.
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Sometimes you don't even do anything, they'll —" he mimed being grabbed by the collar, "and blow gunshot near your ear like this.
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Instead, I put the pedometer on my ankle and mimed a bicycle motion in the air to get steps while I read.
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The president smiled and mimed a conductor's baton while both Vice President Mike Pence and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi joined in the singing.
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" Archbishop Desmond Tutu, in a rare appearance at the opening ceremony, mimed a phone call from former President Nelson Mandela in heaven: "Yes!
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When he predicted that Sanders would make a second presidential bid against him, Trump reportedly mimed being an old man in a wheelchair.
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We've collected this year's showstoppers, like Chiaru Shiota's forest of hanging suitcases, Donald Moffett's hyperrealistic donkeys, and Davide Balula's mimed renditions of famous sculptures.
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O'Brien countered: "So what you're basically saying is you went frame by frame!" as the star laughed and mimed pausing and unpausing the television.
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Dr. Rosenberg mimed the action, grinning, describing a vision of a young, tanned Resistance fighter with a magazine of bullets strapped across his chest.
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Now, had Steph actually Cleveland-steamered the Quicken Loans Arena's floor, it would be an act even more disgusting than Randy Moss's mimed mooning.
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"Beep beep beep beep — I am a Russian bot," the provocateur, Alex Jones, mimed on Wednesday, his arms outstretched, his body spinning in circles.
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I joked about how he was so good at hitting the bull's-eye and he squeezed one eye shut and mimed holding a rifle.
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Vlad, the Russian actor, mimed preparing to hang himself, and we became his talking pet ferrets, begging him not to go through with it.
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Oddly, a video in which Mr Jones mimed shooting Robert Mueller, who is investigating Russian influence on the election of 2016, was not deemed offensive.
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He mimed licking himself, and then spun around and squatted, reaching his hands around and motioning as if he were pulling something from his ass.
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In December, federal prosecutors indicted executives from Outcome Health and MiMed, and opened an investigation into whether BMW, the German automaker, manipulated its sales figures.
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Samuel Beckett's mimed plays "Act Without Words I" and "Act Without Words II" use silence to draw out the frustration, pointlessness and endured unendurability of life.
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Ms. Shields then mimed using a telephone and said she needed to call her husband and ask him to turn into one of the male models.
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So when showing off an $18,000 bottle on the Instagram of fellow "Shark Tank" investor Barbara Corcoran, O'Leary wasn't amused when Corcoran mimed dropping the bottle.
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I thought he was going to come over to me and say" — she mimed a jocular punch to the arm — "Go out and kill 'em, tiger!
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While Bjork might have mimed laying an egg on the red carpet in her Pejoski swan costume, ballet seems to be beside the point with these dresses.
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Each bowed to the other in awe after finishing their song and as the cameras cut to break — Maluma even mimed the classic Wayne's World "We're not worthy" move.
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Even when the man simply mimed actions around the objects or pointed to them without making contact, the participants' brains reacted as though they were manipulating the articles themselves.
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A week ago he mimed shooting special counsel Robert Mueller, who he has called a "demon," a "pedophile," and the head of a Deep State conspiracy against President Trump.
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"Ten years from now, the winning charades team assigned the phrase 'Presidential Election 163' would have simply mimed the motion of someone putting on a baseball cap," Young says.
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A 12-year-old girl mimed a gun shape with her fingers last month at her Kansas middle school and pointed the "gun" at four other students and herself.
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Of course, having a big platform with lots of user-generated content also creates risks — as illustrated in a recent incident where characters mimed gang raping a young girl's avatar.
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The principle proved, Dr Chang and his team went on to show that their system could synthesise speech even when a volunteer mimed sentences, rather than speaking them out loud.
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During one such availability, he mimed giving a red card to the press to "kick them out" of the Oval Office during a meeting with FIFA and U.S. Soccer officials.
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In the accompanying photo, the American Pie and Orange Is the New Black alum, 38, had the NoseFrida in his nostril, while Mollen mimed sucking on the tube's other end.
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Regardless of his age, the young man was impressing Hernandez, who mimed strikes like an umpire, and Drury, who stealthily requested an overthrow in order to test the kid's arm strength.
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The success of that image, however, also undermines his ability to explore the most intriguing conundrum of artificial intelligence: Can a synthetic being cross the line between mimed and felt emotion?
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During a White House event with the head of FIFA and U.S. Soccer, Trump jokingly mimed giving a red card to the press to "kick them out" of the Oval Office.
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Given the singer's frostiness in our interview, I'd unusually requested that they return to the dressing room after they'd mimed the single "Obsessions," to get something—anything—from Brett worth printing.
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A 12-year-old leukemia patient, Isabella Gavilanes, offered a pro tip: "I recommend that you guys have a bag next to you in case you have to — " she mimed vomiting.
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In the first of two performances on Saturday, Mr. de Leeuw played the piece, a half-hour long, with suitably inscrutable expression as Ms. Hannigan mimed a sort of funereal ritual around it.
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Each subject mimed their chosen action to the camera for 60 seconds, and the resulting footage turns seemingly menial tasks into choreographed performance, highlighting the unique movements and behavioral traits of Hackney Wick's population.
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Tweeden is the woman who, at the end of a 2006 USO tour in which she and Franken performed, was photographed, apparently sleeping, by the tour photographer, while Franken mimed reaching for her breasts.
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Anohni herself didn't take to the stage, and instead drafted in a woman with chalky face paint and fake blood splattered across her face, who mimed all the words beneath white shards of light.
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English words were starting to emerge from the older children's mouths, but the sponsors and the adult refugees could barely understand one another without help, often relying on mimed gestures or balky translation apps.
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It didn't help that they were pretty ridiculous: No licking the phone, no touching each other (not even a pat on the back or a high five), blowjobs could be mimed only with flat hands.
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He mimed spreading the special peroxide gel over my teeth like Altoid-sized pieces of toast, explaining how he would then use a powerful hand-held laser to "excite" the gel, essentially bleaching my chompers.
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I stood inches from our bulbous, decade-old TV and mimed Audrey Hepburn's marble-mouthed language; at 73, I begged my mother to take me to the opera and to etiquette classes at the Ritz-Carlton.
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Earlier in the week, the social media company said a rant by Jones in which he accused special counsel Robert Mueller of raping children and mimed shooting the former FBI director did not violate its guidelines.
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At one point during a spirited rendition of "Pour Some Sugar on Me," a woman stormed the stage, shed her jacket, and invited lead singer Ron Jovi to engage in some mimed PG-13 sugar pouring.
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Franken had kissed her without her consent and mimed grabbing her breasts in a photograph, people scrutinized the photo in question because it was a key part of the allegation (which was soon joined by several more).
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Asked why he hadn't, he popped his finger in his mouth and mimed putting it into the wind to mock the idea of voting on political whims, and dissed the media for expecting him to do so.
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The YouTube strike come a few days after Facebook refused to take down a video of Jones ranting against Robert Mueller, in which he accused the special counsel of committing sex crimes against children and mimed shooting him.
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Behind them was a barrier made from strands of tape, which seemed to blur place and time as, in the background, an actor playing King and facing away from the audience mimed the delivery of an impassioned speech.
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Earlier that day, Woodward had referred to Lang Lang, the pianist, and mimed hands bouncing up into the air, while remarking on the effort required to resist the forces that pull a performer toward kitsch and self-parody.
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During "Some Riding," Linder and another dancer went about the front of the gallery reciting essays by Sarah Lehrer-Graiwier and Catherine Damman about performance and embodiment, while a single dancer in "Some Cleaning" mimed sweeping in the corner.
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While modeling for Nautica last month to his own personal playlist, Lil Yachty mimed air guitar to "Paradise City" by Guns N' Roses and boogied to Elton John's "Bennie and the Jets" when he wasn't belting Chris Martin ballads.
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"In the last few weeks Donald Trump accused President (Barack) Obama of working with ISIS, took a victory lap following a national tragedy and mimed shooting someone at one of his events," Guy Cecil, the group's chief strategist, said Monday.
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When Mr. Schultz mentioned this, he mimed the feeling, rolling his shoulders and jabbing his elbows outward as if his jacket were too tight — a gesture of constriction but also of restlessness, a quality that seems built into Mr. Schultz's constitution.
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Under Edward Einhorn's adaptation and direction, all of these subsidiary characters, and the narrator besides, are voiced by Mr. Honeywell and mimed by another pair of actors, Mateo Moreno and Dina Rose Rivera, credited in the program as Silent Man and Silent Woman.
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The work that made his name and notoriety, "Mistero Buffo" ("Comedy-Mystery"), was a one-man show in which, his long limbs feline in a black jumper and grey trousers, he told, mimed, sang and shouted New Testament stories like an idiot.
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To his family and friends, he was a mentally ill man, struggling perhaps with post-traumatic syndrome or playfully acting out a game in his unhealthy mind, when he pointed a silver piece of metal at people and mimed pulling a trigger.
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The videos, in which some brothers mimed sexually assaulting a person with disabilities and featured a pledge saying he "solemnly swears to always have hatred in my heart for n------, s----, and most importantly the fucking k----," caused an uproar on campus last week.
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Asked how fans of his "Soundsuits" should think about this new work, Mr. Cave, a graceful and powerful sort who once studied with the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, mimed the motion of scooping out his own stomach and raising it up as an offering.
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Z. mouthed something at me but I didn't understand, the music was too loud, and after he repeated it to no avail he dropped his hands to his crotch and mimed a man pissing, his hands barely curled as if around an impossibly large cock.
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There had been bands that sounded like Deerhunter before, but few fronted by characters as charismatic as Cox, and few that were inclined to pair such dramatic, thoughtful music with anarchic live performances that—as Cox told SPIN in 2008—involved cardiac episodes and mimed sex acts.
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Snoop mimed shooting a Trump clown and drew the ire of the easily-rattled US President, and now the far more political Joey Bada$$ has done what most of us have wanted to do at one point and shove the sentient toupee off an elevated surface.
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Among those arrested: A 16-year-old student who, the local authorities said, got off a school bus in Macon County, N.C., threatened to return the next day and kill people, then mimed raking the area with gunfire; an 11-year-old girl in Davie, Fla.
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Curated for the fifth year by Gianni Jetzer of the Hirshhorn Museum, Unlimited offered a number of attention-getting pieces at the V.I.P. opening, including Hans Op de Beeck's eerily monochromatic "The Collector's House" and Davide Balula's "Mimed Sculptures," featuring performers in white uniforms and hot-pink gloves.
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"In the last few weeks Donald Trump accused President Obama of working with ISIS, took a victory lap following a national tragedy and mimed shooting someone at one of his events," Guy Cecil, the group's chief strategist, said in a statement, using an acronym for the Islamic State.
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After singing his first hit, "I Love My Dog," he confessed he stole the melody from a man called Yusuf Latif, then mimed delightedly to "I'm a Believer" by the Monkees, "such a good song" that nonetheless enraged him by keeping "Matthew and Son" from reaching number one.
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It's got all the markers of the type of true crime TV that came before podcast Serial made murder feel high-brow: soft-focus reenactments spliced between interviews with the real investigators and friends connected to the case and intense reaction shots complete with wild gesticulation and what looks like mimed shouting.
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At various times, Mitski plucked rhythmically at her shoulders; paced frantically; lay with her back on the table and mimed bicycling with her legs; crawled and slid on black knee pads; gazed disconsolately at her hand, as if it didn't belong to her; and stalked the edge of the stage like a lynx.
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Ever since a video of him artfully chopping and salting a steak — or "blessing the meat," as he calls it — went viral, his steakhouse Nusr-Et has expanded to New York and London, someone's made a portrait of him out of salt, and a pro soccer player mimed his choreography on the field, The Telegraph reports.
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Because they were created for television, did not write their own songs (that was left to professionals like Gerry Goffin, Carole King and others) and did not play their own instruments (they mimed playing on camera), the Monkees were disdained by many; if the Beatles were the Fab Four, the Monkees quickly earned the derisive nickname the Prefab Four.
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We're not sure whether it was the always-distracting sight of Phelps' insane abs, the light glinting off of the collection of gold medals hanging from his chest or the confident smirk on his face as he mimed a breast stroke from the stands, but the swimmer's actions were more than enough to knock Thompson off his game, and he missed both shots.
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"It's built around a quartet of elements: sampled acoustic guitar, a xylophone hook, a murmured vocal and a wobbly electronic sound that freshman dudes will pluck out on acoustic guitars and dress up with a mimed lack of confidence ('You can be addicted to a certain kind of sadness') for half a decade, at least," Jacob Ganz wrote for NPR in September 2012.
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After an introductory moment in which Ciani established her opening auditory cue as the whoosh, whoosh of a ski-slalom (which she mimed endearingly, not to put too fine a point on it) she turned her back to the audience to attend to the workings of her classic Buchla 200 — an incredibly rare modular synthesizer that was a lesser-run competitor to Moog in the 1970s.
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" (Note: There is absolutely zero way I can convey to you how beautifully unhinged Key/Luther became at this point as he mimed stirring the contents of a witch's cauldron, so make sure to match the incredible visual to the words at 2:45 in the clip above.) In conclusion, Luther screamed, "I would say you people make me sick, but I can't afford that, because I wouldn't have no damn insurance!
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"In the last few weeks, [presumptive GOP presidential nominee] Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE accused President Obama of working with [the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria], took a victory lap following a national tragedy, and mimed shooting someone at one of his events," chief strategist Guy Cecil said.
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It seemed normal to me that someone would come up with these ideas and solutions, fix every one of our physical problems, try to abolish space and time, until we were left to deal with the truth of life (once everything else was solved, we would know what that was), but my waiter, and the way he mimed putting the glasses on, the joy that a color-blind person would experience, apparently, seeing my half-empty glass of orange juice (it was, in fact, a pretty color)—it all reminded me of how science used to feel magical.
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