She's got one funny thing in her head and 6 more lined up.
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There's glassware, plates, Christmas ornaments, and more, lined against the walls and hanging on fixtures.
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Costumes for Rey, Kylo Ren, and more lined up at the 'Rise of Skywalker' party.
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So, I raise my glass to my 20s, my body a little pudgier, my forehead a little more lined.
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Before this event, SpaceX was poised to fly crews first, but now the two companies may be more lined up in schedule.
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At 54, he is perhaps slightly heavier, his face more lined, his hair whiter, than contemporaries whose sons don't box for a living.
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The entire conversation, an edited version of something longer, something deeper, something even more lined with emotional baggage and history, was, frankly, entirely confusing.
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In the first few months of their project #AllQueerBods, Andrews drew 100 queer people and had 300 more lined up in an email inbox.
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Three million more lined the streets of London to catch a glimpse of the new monarch riding from the Abbey back to Buckingham Palace.
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There are many more lined up, so we'll be at this for a while before we run out of steam (if we ever do).
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Across the street, hundreds more lined up for a housewarming at the university's Institute of Politics, where conservative New York Times columnist Bret Stephens of the advisory board.
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Samantha, a 26-year-old woman quarantining on Long Island, has been on one virtual date in March and already has five more lined up for the upcoming week.
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The campaign said that several thousand more lined up outside the stadium to hear the president, who has boasted about his crowd sizes as a measure of voter support for his administration.
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Whether you're in the market for an oversized reading chair, top-rated hybrid mattress, bookcase-headboard hybrid, or even a luxurious cat-condo (seriously), we've got those goods and more lined up ahead.
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Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) on Friday, with several notable Democrats and other politicians in attendance at his memorial service at the New Psalmist Baptist Church in Baltimore, and hundreds more lined up to pay their respects.
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And their skills are much more lined up to get Mitch McConnell halfway on a legislative deal, or Tom Daschle and Ted Kennedy, their peers, than to go out and play the digital media game with Beto [O'Rourke] and Kamala [Harris] and Mayor Pete [Buttigieg].
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Whether you want something salty or sweet, crunchy or creamy — your favorite show just lost out for Outstanding Comedy Series or didn't even get a nom to begin with (HELLO, Insecure?!) — we've got those goods and more lined up ahead to keep you fueled for the evening.
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The Labor Council is definitely behind the marine strike.” On July 9, a funeral procession bearing the bodies of the two slain unionists walked down Market Street. Estimates range from 15,000 to 50,000 in the procession. Thousands more lined the sidewalks.
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These sumps are typically ten feet in depth or more; lined with corrugated metal pipe that contains perforations or drain holes throughout. They may include electronic control systems with visual and audible alarms and are usually covered to prevent debris and animals from falling in.
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Special trains brought thousands from other cities, some of whom slept on the Capitol's lawn. Hundreds of thousands watched the funeral procession on April 19, and millions more lined the route of the train which took Lincoln's remains through New York to Springfield, Illinois, often passing trackside tributes in the form of bands, bonfires, and hymn-singing. Lincoln ascending to heaven, where George Washington crowns him with laurels. Unknown artist.
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A memorial service for Holt was held on Friday, 22 December, at St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne. It was led by Tom Thomas, the Dean of Melbourne, with a single eulogy given by Philip Strong, the Anglican Primate of Australia. Due to the absence of a body, there were no prayers of committal. There were 2,000 attendees within the cathedral, and many thousands more lined the nearby streets and listened through a public address system.
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Detective Garda Donohoe was given a full state funeral on 30 January 2013. The funeral mass took place at St Joseph's Redemptorist Church in Dundalk, and he was buried at Lordship Cemetery. There was an estimated 5,000 people present at the funeral, which included 3,500 Gardaí (2,500 uniformed and 1,000 plain-clothes) and 1,500 members of the locality and further afield. More lined the route as the procession made its way to the graveyard.
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British journalist Paul Du Noyer gave a detailed description of Madonna's image change with the album, during an interview with the singer for Q: > Madonna looks both older and younger than she does in the photos and the > videos: a little more lined and possibly tired, but also less mature and > grand. Her manner is quite teenaged, not femme fatale. She seems up for > mischief, and yet quite conscious of her power. At the same time, her very > frankness is almost innocent.
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He remained in Frenchay hospital for three days before dying from his injuries on 31 October. Bamford had been a regular for Rovers until an injury in the 3 September 1958 game against Derby County meant he was replaced by Brian Doyle and, even when fit again, was playing in the Reserves. His funeral was held at the church of St. Mary Redcliffe on Thursday 6 November 1958 and was attended by over a thousand people. Many more lined the route taken by the cortege to Arnos Vale Cemetery.
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The official state funeral for the Prime Minister took place on 3 November at the Kensington Oval stadium and was strictly a ticket only event. Over ten thousand persons, including foreign dignitaries and diplomatic representatives, attended the state funeral. Thousands more lined the streets of Bridgetown that morning to pay their respects as the official funeral procession made its way through the city en route to the Oval. Both the state funeral at the Kensington Oval and the interment at the St. John's Parish Church were broadcast live by CBC TV 8.
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Six days later, 10,000 of his supporters marched around the city in a nonviolent show of support for Pimentel who was then on an official trip to the US. Thousands more lined the streets to cheer them on. This first-ever demonstration of "People Power" came at a time when Marcos did not lightly tolerate dissent. Meanwhile, in Manila, Pimentel's lawyer, headed by opposition leaders former Senators Lorenzo Tañada and Soc Rodrigo, along with Abraham Sarmiento, Raul Gonzales and Joker Arroyo, claimed that the Comelec had acted without jurisdiction and contented that the electorate's will should be respected. The Comelec, however, reaffirmed its decision to oust Pimentel.
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