Team 185 didn't leave the most spectacular stage unscathed, however.
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"It was the most spectacular wedding I have ever seen."
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It is the most spectacular thing you can possibly see.
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The president's suite was the world's most spectacular tree house.
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Here are a few of the show's most spectacular moments.
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This is perhaps Trump's biggest and most spectacular failure so far.
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IT WAS one of the most spectacular robberies of modern times.
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Three months later she led Indiana's most spectacular Klan parade yet.
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The…Read more ReadIt wasn't necessarily the most spectacular flight, however.
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But suddenly, everything went to hell in the most spectacular way.
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It was the most spectacular ups and downs, triumphs and disasters.
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The case was the most spectacular corruption scandal of its era.
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Of these, the Great Barrier Reef is among the most spectacular.
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One of them will experience the most spectacular failure in American life.
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"This is definitely the most fun — and the most spectacular," Moraghan said.
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Indeed, it is responsible for some of the park's most spectacular sights.
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Back above ground, catapults are one of the most spectacular smuggling methods.
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I&aposve been on TV 23 years, this is the most spectacular studio.
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Among the most spectacular of these rhinos was Elasmotherium sibiricum—the Siberian unicorn.
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What resulted was arguably one of the most spectacular failures in television history.
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It's out of the most spectacular wildlife events that you can see anywhere.
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We rounded up the most spectacular images from 123's Perseid meteor shower.
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Harris thought it was one of the most spectacular things he'd ever seen.
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It was, and remains, one of the most spectacular things I'd ever witnessed.
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Your genome, in my mind, is the most spectacular human discovery of our lifetime.
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Here are a few of the most spectacular Mars mission failures of all time.
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"It's really exciting, most spectacular thing I've ever done," Kwami told CNN affiliate WJLA.
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All three overnight dates were among the most spectacular and ambitious we've ever done.
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California's endangered redwood trees are some of the most spectacular flora on the planet.
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The problem was that the most "spectacular" parts were events he couldn't fully comprehend.
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The congressional debates alone will be filled some of the most spectacular logical contortions.
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"I thought, 'This would be the most spectacular place for a mural,'" she said.
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"Moravia has some of the most spectacular vineyards I have ever seen," he said.
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It's an armchair view into some of the most spectacular landscapes in the world.
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"The apartment had the most spectacular views from every single room," Ms. Ribner said.
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Danske's is just the most spectacular of the money-laundering scandals afflicting northern Europe.
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The most spectacular work in the show, called "Starting Over" (2016), is also the barest.
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Not the most spectacular grave, but someone clearly cared for this child, burying them accordingly.
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Here are seven places to witness the most spectacular fireworks from sea to shining sea.
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JARED O'MARA caused one of the most spectacular upsets of election night on June 8th.
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It's a very transitional color, setting the stage for her most spectacular onscreen costume moment.
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The celebration will culminate with the largest and most spectacular fireworks display in the nation.
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Moving the rivers China's most spectacular water project has been in the works for years.
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The master suite is on the top floor, where the views are the most spectacular.
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In fact, it was a most spectacular Bermuda day; beach weather on Cinco de Mayo.
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People want to believe something is the biggest and the greatest and the most spectacular.
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In fact, sometimes the most spectacular-looking "UFOs" in our skies are actually pretty mundane.
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And he's lighting them off in the most spectacular, explosive, divisive, dramatic, jaw-dropping way.
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People want to believe that something is the biggest, the greatest and the most spectacular.
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The Grand Palais is one of the world's most spectacular settings for any cultural event.
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The most spectacular was a manta ray feeding station in the middle of the sea.
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In a normal year, the Perseids are the most spectacular meteor shower we can see.
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Most spectacular of all is a family tree made for the Stewart-Denham clan in 1729.
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Here are a few of Prince's most spectacular collaborations — each the better for the icon's presence.
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And it's true that the biggest winners of the most spectacular tournaments are typically young males.
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The most spectacular discovery was the cache of sculptures found at the base of a pyramid.
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When they photograph the most spectacular view from their five-star resorts, we just want more.
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"So last night the police interrupted our group chat in the most spectacular way," he wrote.
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The annual Geminid meteor shower is one of the most spectacular meteor showers of the year.
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Construction of the dam also set off one of the world's most spectacular archaeological rescue missions.
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"A total solar eclipse is the most spectacular natural phenomenon on earth, a truly unforgettable experience."
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Olympic medalist Johnny Spillane breaks down one of the Winter Games' most spectacular events: ski jumping.
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The Geminid meteor shower is one of the most spectacular nighttime sky shows of the year.
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HiRISE has taken some of the most spectacular and detailed images of the Martian surface to date.
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"That was probably one of the most spectacular technology M&A outcomes we've ever seen," says Weaver.
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The most spectacular supermoon since 1948 on the sky, appearing 14% bigger and 30% brighter than usual!
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So last night the police interrupted our group chat in the most spectacular way ðŸ˜'ðŸ˜' pic.twitter.
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Check out some of the most spectacular Labor Day steals, ahead, and enjoy your extra day off.
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Two in particular deserve to be recognized for some of the most spectacular space photos ever seen.
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The most spectacular thing I ate did not come from the kitchen but from the bakery downstairs.
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I had been in awe, believing him possessed of the most spectacular of gifts: that of storytelling.
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The most spectacular moment was his deeply invested performance of "Umi Says," a meditation on self-love.
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Juwan Howard's Michigan Wolverines enjoyed the most spectacular stretch of any team this season during Week 4.
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The Northern Rockies are surely near the top of the list of the world's most spectacular landscapes.
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They provide, free of charge, a chance to experience some of the most spectacular buildings in the world.
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"This will be, by any measure, the most spectacular commuter station in the city," Mr. Dunlap told us.
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Located 1,350 light-years away, the Orion Nebula is one of the most spectacular features of deep space.
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Because they add up, and some of Thrones' most spectacular moments have come during an episode's final minutes.
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This meteor shower may not be the most spectacular of the year, but it delights in other ways.
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It was the largest and most spectacular raid ever carried out in New York up to that time.
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"Eclipse chasing has really delivered some of the most spectacular adventures I could have ever imagined," Makepeace said.
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Now we know there's a more scientific explanation for one of nature's most spectacular displays, the solar eclipse.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Eclipse chasing has really delivered some of the most spectacular adventure I could have ever imagined.
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There was no simple way to explain his fall, the most spectacular failure of the Democratic presidential primary.
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Special Report: Monaco Grand Prix As Formula One prepares for its most spectacular race location, Monaco, this weekend, it is still digesting one of the most spectacular race results in its history: the victory of the Red Bull driver Max Verstappen at the Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona on May 15.
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Each year, temples hold fireworks displays, often competing to stage the most spectacular ones, with judges deciding the winners.
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Today will be one of our most spectacular days yet, with blue skies, sunshine and a high around 67.
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But his macro setup, and skills have resulted in some of the most spectacular insect portraits you'll ever see.
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The thing that's been the most spectacular thing is my life is the most ordinary thing in my life.
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Only a handful of reporters stayed behind to witness Spencer's most spectacular performance, at the end of the night.
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"Language is humanity's most spectacular open-source project," writes McCulloch, who studies and analyzes the patterns of internet language.
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Donald Trump may not be the leader of American conservatism, but he is its most spectacular and vulnerable asset.
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And finally, out-glitzing everything else, one of the most spectacular reliquaries of the European Middle Ages is here.
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Being a Rockette had already been a wild ride, but an inauguration might be the most spectacular gig ever.
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"People want to believe that something is the biggest and the greatest and the most spectacular," the book says.
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Just outside town, the Colorado National Monument makes for one of the most spectacular, high-altitude rides in America.
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"The Chicago building is one of the most spectacular anywhere in the country," Trump told POLITICO in October 2016.
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It was a show for the media by remaining employees after one of the auto industry's most spectacular failures.
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Components of this al-Qaeda affiliate have been behind some of the most spectacular terrorist attacks across the region.
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The Orionid meteor shower may not be the most spectacular of the year, but it delights in other ways.
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Earth's auroras, which colorfully illuminate the skies at high latitudes, are among the most spectacular phenomena on the planet.
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That was the point: to make the most spectacular creations to get the most money to save the most lives.
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Each year temples hold fireworks displays, often competing to stage the most spectacular ones, with judges who decide the winners.
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Here's what the spacecraft has taught us so far — and why its final mission may be its most spectacular yet.
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The Chanel couture spring 2018 show, the most spectacular and extravagant celebration of fashion, took place on Tuesday in Paris.
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Last year's vision of the future video was the most spectacular yet, and in hindsight it's easy to see why.
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So what is behind the sudden outburst of pessimism about what would be the most spectacular diplomatic summit in decades?
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The Morgan Library & Museum's most spectacular piece of bookish bling is now being seen in a new light — quite literally.
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Our path lies forward, in clean renewable energy, and in the continued preservation of our nation's most spectacular wilderness areas.
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One of the most spectacular yearly cycles on Earth is the freezing and thawing of huge swaths of this ocean.
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Like it's hard to understand how in a certain way the Hindenburg crash was one of aviation's most spectacular landings.
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He's just saying whatever comes to his mind as sort of like the most spectacular boast he can think of.
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But years as an outsider, rebuffed by the establishment, were to pay off for Trump in the most spectacular manner.
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The iconic Grande Arche's rooftop reopened recently and offers one of the most spectacular views of the city, for €15.
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That hope belonged to Sunderland's Khazri Wahbi with one of the most spectacular strikes you'll see in a good, long minute.
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The most spectacular recent failure was Eli Lilly and Co's experimental solanezumab, designed to soak up beta amyloid from the bloodstream.
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I feel like the internet engenders the widening of those communities, and cosplay is perhaps maybe one of the most spectacular.
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These are among the gems featured at Sweden's newly-opened Museum of Failures, a shrine for mankind's most spectacular product flops.
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Yellowstone, the U.S.'s first national park, is home to some of the most spectacular sights the country has to offer.
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Danske's is just the most spectacular of a string of money-laundering scandals afflicting Europe from the Mediterranean to the Baltic.
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Click here to view original GIFWatching lightning streak across the night sky is already one of Mother Nature's most spectacular displays.
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One of Facebook's most spectacular failures to become a source of quality news doesn't look too dissimilar to its Watch aspirations.
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Jetliners, golf courses, casinos, and private resorts like Mar-a-Lago, one of the most spectacular estates anywhere in the world.
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The Comstock Act, passed in 1873, represents one of the earliest and most spectacular attempts to define and regulate obscene content.
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Download the New York Times virtual-reality app and allow yourself to be transported to some of California's most spectacular vistas.
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All these efforts — the results of which were unveiled July 12 — have resurrected one of New York's most spectacular gathering spaces.
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Across its 110 minutes, 8 Mile features a dazzling presentation of some of the most spectacular handshakes ever captured on film.
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In fact, the most spectacular economic growth since World War II occurred nearly 70 years ago, when Harry Truman was president.
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The Relais de Chambord is an affordable, comfortable and quiet home base to explore one of France's most spectacular heritage sites.
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So, let&aposs be honest with ourselves: The most spectacular examples of military leadership did not belong to any one race.
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But the most spectacular part of VICE is the fact so much of the story itself is true to the facts.
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However the case ends, it is merely the most spectacular sign yet that the crisis, a decade on, will not go away.
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But the Grand Finale has also featured some of the most spectacular shots of the gas giant and its moons ever taken.
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His low-tech approach to simulating one of the universe's most spectacular occurrences skips the computer graphics and is better for it.
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There you'll find one of the most spectacular Halloween light shows imaginable—making you thankful you're not one of this guy's neighbors.
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Near impossible because the teams that I was on were clearly some of the most spectacular teams in the history of basketball!
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Here's a look back at a few of the most spectacular moments she's gifted us over the years, in no particular order.
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Last year, Christie single-handedly ended Marco Rubio's presidential campaign in one of the most spectacular hit jobs in American political history.
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In an administration that has flirted with authoritarianism since it inception, this was Trump's most spectacular assault on this country's democratic tradition.
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This drone view of Hong Kong might be the most spectacular of any photo or video footage ever taken of the city.
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The Stuxnet attack on Iran remains the most spectacular case of a cyber-attack producing real-world consequences in a nuclear facility.
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But the prize for the biggest and most spectacular bash went to the unveiling of the new Louis Vuitton flagship on Monday.
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Its thousands of residents have been climbing uphill on the same windy road ever since, enjoying one of Genoa's most spectacular views.
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The Glacier Express, whose carriages offer stunning views of some of the most spectacular peaks in the Alps, couldn't reach Zermatt, either.
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A YEAR after one of the most spectacular robberies of modern times, the authorities in Bangladesh are still trying to crack the case.
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But most spectacular is how Pontormo emphasizes the white of the Virgin's eyes, her arched eyebrow, and the slightest tilt of her chin.
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When the show needed more and more subtext, it kept leaning into the biggest, most spectacular things possible, and all subtlety was lost.
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One of the most spectacular bits of evidence of our co-evolution with microbes you uncovered was the wild research about breast milk.
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"Oh my god, this is the most spectacular light I've ever seen in my life," she squeals in a video posted to Instagram.
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When I arrived, I found a group of great professionals who were eager to win, but only by playing the most spectacular football.
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But what would it do for theatre's popularity if its oldest, most famous works could be twinned with the latest, most spectacular technology?
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Finally, for New York's Fourth of July, Macy's is planning the biggest, most spectacular firework display in its 42-year run: 75,000 shells.
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"This will either be the biggest thing ever, or the most spectacular crash and burn in the history of mankind," Mr. Berns said.
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Perhaps the most spectacular shows will be in Missouri, where residents spend more to import firecrackers than those in any other U.S. state.
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"The Most Spectacular Restaurant in the World" recounts the saga of Windows on the World, at the top of the World Trade Center.
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White audiences demand proof of their brutality and we give it to them in its rawest, most spectacular, most primitive, most titillating form.
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This is undoubtedly one of the most spectacular flights in the world taking in the Himalayas, pretty terraced fields and scattered hill villages. 2829.
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"People want to believe that something is the biggest and the greatest and the most spectacular," he wrote in Trump's voice at the time.
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In a most spectacular feat of editing, Leo takes his leave of Paradise through a fun series of events that flows like this: 23.
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The metal is melted at 2900 degrees Fahrenheit and then just tossed all around for the most spectacular fireworks show that could possibly exist.
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He pronounced "Colo-rrrrahdoh" dramatically, and would narrate our way over the most spectacular part of the trip, the one winding through the Rockies.
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Miami has its share, but the most spectacular oddities have to be Monkey Jungle, where you're the one caged and the monkeys run free.
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His most spectacular win came against fellow Ultimate Fighter contestant Mike Rio, finishing the fight with a devastating wheel kick, punctuated with precise punches.
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I'd like to come back and come at sunrise and sunset, when the light in the valley is most spectacular and the crowds thin.
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It should be the most vibrant time for commentary, but it's stifled by fear and that's the most spectacular and tragic irony of our times.
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And the most spectacular of course being the photoshop cover of "TIME" magazine, where it has Donald Trump looking at this girl who is crying.
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The most spectacular arrest so far has been that of Dmitry Zakharchenko, a police colonel who had hidden $0003m in cash in his sister's flat.
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"If anyone wants to spend any time thinking I'm strange for loving the most spectacular person on the planet, then that's their problem," she says.
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The most spectacular finding within the Manafort indictment is this: In regards to the financial issues, the last year of any financial transaction was 2014.
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The paint bucket bombs were easily the most spectacular but sometimes blew out windows and got paint on the ceiling and all over the floor.
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The Buzludzha was built in 1981 under all-powerful Communist leader Todor Zhivkov, its mountaintop setting offering views across some of Bulgaria's most spectacular landscapes.
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Luxury hideaway Amangir sits within driving distance of some of the country's most spectacular sights: Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon, Zion National Park and Monument Valley.
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Despite being one of the most spectacular strikers in the sport at the moment, many feel that Page's tests leave a lot to be desired.
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And perhaps most spectacular of all, a magazine story late last month revealed cops have been running a secret aerial surveillance program in city skies.
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The penultimate episode of Outlander Season 3 brings back an old friend (or two, if you count Lord John) in the most spectacular fashion possible.
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Season six's penultimate episode featured its most spectacular and breathtakingly filmed battle yet, including rampaging giants, a brutal phalanx formation, and literal mountains of corpses.
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JOHN: Heidelberg may have been the most spectacular, but I think we'd probably both agree that the Rheingau is the place to go for castles.
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One of the most spectacular, unlikely baseball careers in recent memory wouldn't have been possible without Bautista's unwavering confidence and steadfast belief in his ability.
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The Northern Lights are among the most spectacular sights you can see in your lifetime and Scandinavia is loaded with places to see them in February.
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This marvel is one of nature&aposs most spectacular sights: Imagine hundreds of thousands of birds in motion, caressing the sky like a brush on canvas.
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Changing country Of the many changes Thailand has undergone since Bhumibol came to the throne, the growth in the nation's economy is among the most spectacular.
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The rest of it focuses on his lawyers and the stage they are setting for one of the most spectacular public trials of the modern era.
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One of the most spectacular opera houses in the world, the venue is the flagship of the art form's swift rise across the conservative Gulf region.
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Will Bourdain and Duke take their Twitter beef IRL, where Bourdain can show the world his Brazilian jiu jitsu skills in the most spectacular way imaginable?
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With 14 of the world's 25 biggest hotels situated along the Strip, Sin City is home to some of the most spectacular pools in the country.
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Two of the town's neighborhoods compete on Christmas Eve each year to put on the most spectacular show with floats and fireworks amidst a carnival atmosphere.
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It was only when Amira and I opened a bottle of white wine to calm ourselves down that the most spectacular events of the evening happened.
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The Haleakala Sunrise is sometimes also known as the "top of the world" sunrise and is one of the most spectacular events to see in Hawaii.
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Follow Cory, Topanga, Shawn, and Eric as they graduate from middle school to high school to college in one of the most spectacular sitcoms ever created.
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In recent times the most spectacular refusal to identify as Muslim, if not to reject Islam altogether, came during the terrorist attacks in Bangladesh last year.
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This was the most spectacular example of a general upheaval, initially rooted in student discontent, that also shook Italy, West Germany, Britain and the United States.
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"The Most Spectacular Restaurant in the World: The Twin Towers, Windows on the World and the Rebirth of New York" by Tom Roston (Abrams Press, $28).
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Coll is at the height of his talents in this "riveting" tale of one of the most spectacular—and catastrophic—corporate takeovers of all time (Newsday).
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Fernando Garberoglio, who led the research, discovered the most spectacular of these new skull specimens, called MPCA 500, in 2013 when he was an undergraduate student.
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Not only is this region one of Nigeria's most spectacular natural assets, but it's also home to the world's rarest great ape: the Cross River gorilla.
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The resulting panorama—stitched together from 16 individual photos—is one of the most spectacular and goose-bump-inducing images we've ever seen of the Red Planet.
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For nearly 5,000 miles, they rolled through some of South America's most spectacular landscapes, including the vertiginous Andean mountain range and the world's driest desert in Chile.
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This offering will include some of the most spectacular homes in the world, from 16th Century Tuscan mansions to French Chateaus to beachside villas in Costa Rica.
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But, if you know you're going to miss it, don't fret: We've gathered some of the most spectacular meteor shower images NASA and other organizations have captured.
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This was also the first year in which the independent Ukrainian church participated in one of the most spectacular Easter rituals that bind the Orthodox world together.
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"The fact that we've only just discovered these behaviors shows how little we know about even some of the most spectacular creatures on our planet," Rödel added.
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Make no mistake: the single most bizarre outcome of all would be Claudio Ranieri, patron saint of competence, authoring the most spectacular EPL championship run in history.
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Though the Entebbe raid is often described as one of the most spectacular military missions of modern times, Mr. Padilha sees it as an ultimately Pyrrhic victory.
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Some of the city's most spectacular beaches are in southern Queens, leaving residents in Upper Manhattan and Harlem to travel over an hour to reach those shores.
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But more of me is looking forward to it because "BoJack" is its most spectacular self when it is echoing, satirizing and reimagining well-known TV formats.
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Surprisingly few people know about this monumental endeavor to create an endlessly rewarding and recombinable series of hikes through the most spectacular passages of Europe's mountainous heart.
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Finally, the paper accepted for publication in Geophysical Research Letters concludes that these results "address a long-standing controversy surrounding one of Nature's most spectacular active events."[GRL]
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His season ended with an early exit in the playoffs, but Westbrook rose to the occasion in what was surely the most spectacular chapter of his professional life.
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The Antiquities Act allows the president to proclaim a national monument -- setting aside lands to protect and conserve our nation's most spectacular historic, cultural, biologic, and aesthetic resources.
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Christopher was part of one of the most spectacular ensembles ever on TV ... a cast which included Alan Alda, Jamie Farr, Mike Farrell, Loretta Swit and Harry Morgan.
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As we're sure any self-respecting Norseman is aware, there's simply no better way to immortalize something than to set it aflame, in the most spectacular of ways.
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Once a runway model who walked for McQueen, Miu Miu, and Philip Lim, Dauxerre is now one of the most spectacular whistleblowers the fashion industry has ever seen.
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Central among them is the great French symbolist Arthur Rimbaud, whose most spectacular work was produced during the period around the Paris Commune (March 18–May 28, 1871).
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One of the most spectacular images was captured by a man in Biddeford, Maine, who recorded the explosion of a transformer outside his home at 5:30 a.m.
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But the best beach by far, and one of the most spectacular we have seen in our years of travel in Mexico and the Caribbean, was Culebra Island.
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The network has brought us some of the most spectacular, over the top, memorable music performances and awards show moments on television, since their launch way back in 1984.
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It is true that the "Skypark", a 340-metre-long curved platform set on three, 55-storey towers, is perhaps the most spectacular man-made vantage point in Asia.
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The centerpiece of London's highbrow season of festivities honors Queen Elizabeth's 92nd birthday with the annual ceremony – and it's one of the most spectacular royal events of the year.
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Usually, the buzziest show of the night is a musical — think Hamilton or even Book of Mormon — and the most spectacular moments of the ceremony are the musical performances.
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The centerpiece of London's highbrow season of festivities honors Queen Elizabeth's 91st birthday with the annual ceremony – and it's one of the most spectacular royal events of the year.
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But as time has gone by, the indignities have continued, one after another, the most spectacular play in the NBA thundering down on Steph's mind and soul and psyche.
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DANIEL CROUCH One of the most spectacular objects at the fair, at Daniel Crouch Rare Books, is a map of the known world created in Genoa, Italy, in 1531.
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As always, these videos make Star Citizen look like it's going to be one of the most impressive video games ever made, or one of the most spectacular disasters.
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Stone bragged that he was the guy who staged one of the most spectacular assaults on the democratic process in recent history, but there was competition for the title.
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His most spectacular denial was a glove save on Alexander Radulov at 1:25 while the goalie was being screened and Dallas was operating on its first power play.
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At the heart of the route is one of the most spectacular natural wonders, the iconic Cliffs of Moher in County Clare — one of Ireland's most visited natural attractions.
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Read more: Forget about the Great Pyramids and the Sphinx: I spent a month in Egypt, and the most spectacular site I visited was the ancient city of Thebes
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It compared the project to the creation of China's two most spectacular built-from-scratch urban expanses: Shenzhen, a metropolis next to Hong Kong, and Pudong, Shanghai's glittering financial district.
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It is reprehensible that the land this administration has chosen to bulldoze and destroy for a wall is where many of our region's most spectacular creatures and dynamic communities thrive.
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"If anyone wants to spend any time thinking I'm strange for loving the most spectacular person on the planet, then that's their problem," she told Modern Luxury, according to People .
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The coastal plain hosts one of the biggest, most spectacular wildlife migrations in the world each short Arctic summer, as birds from six continents and all 50 states flock there.
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Every year, a throng of the world's most spectacular scientific minds descends on the International Science and Engineering Fair, competing to see who will make the largest contribution to humanity.
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Second, the Trump administration wants to jack up the price of admission to our most spectacular public lands while moving to cut the Park Service budget by almost $300 million.
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"The Sea of Azov is the most convenient space for the most spectacular political wrestling," he wrote, calling it a "tiny reservoir" that nobody had ever considered a real sea.
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Mr. Meng has already become one of the most spectacular examples of how Mr. Xi's drive for control offers little safety for officials, even for senior representatives of global organizations.
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That only worked because he really did win five championships, bust a lot of asses along the way, and author some of the most spectacular individual performances of his generation.
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Truly, the most spectacular movie of the holiday season is Cats, and I write this half-expecting the movie's marketers to use that as a pull quote on the poster.
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As we all know, that meeting ended up producing one of the most spectacular highlight reel moments among many that Silva has gifted the MMA world with over the years.
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Supernovas, the explosive deaths of massive stars, are among the most spectacular events in the universe, and the progenitors of heavy elements that sustain life on Earth (and perhaps elsewhere too).
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A tight, fast, powerful left hook can cut down almost any other punch in flight and has delivered many of the most spectacular knockouts and knockdowns that have ever been filmed.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads From the royal palaces of Persepolis to the glorious mosques of Isfahan, Iran's ancient architecture has given the world some of its most spectacular structures.
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After being rocked from a flying knee of the Brit's, Almeida finished the bout with one of his own in what was the most spectacular stoppages on the UFC 189 card.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Peerless Colombian Mariana Pajon retained her women's BMX title and Connor Fields became the first American to win Olympic gold in cycling's most spectacular discipline on Friday.
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It's one of the most spectacular royal events of the year — though for a few unlucky bear-fur garbed guards, collapsing under the weight of the occasion appears to be inevitable.
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The most spectacular of these approaches is the 'male sterilization' technique developed by the chief of the United States Department of Agriculture's Entomology Research Branch, Dr. Edward Knipling, and his associates.
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It was far from the first time Trump has been guilty of firing off late-night typo-strewn messages from his official account — although it may have been the most spectacular.
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The brochure for the resort included a picture of Trump and quoted him as saying it would be "the most spectacular place in all of Mexico," according to the LA Times.
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Jet fuel may not be able to melt steel beams, but a reference to said meme sure as hell can set your entire life aflame in the most spectacular of ways.
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At more than 45,000 miles in length, the Interstate Highway System remains one of America's most spectacular infrastructure achievements, boasting the largest soft ground and underwater highway tunnels in the world.
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" The site quotes from Trump's book "The Art of the Deal," in which he says, "People want to believe that something is the biggest and the greatest and the most spectacular.
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Cinema chain Cineworld Group posted the most spectacular fall, dropping 14 percent after it announced it was in talks to acquire U.S. peer Regal Entertainment for approximately $3.6 billion in cash.
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The most spectacular example is his opinion that Sea World owed no liability for a killer whale attack that killed one of its workers, because she should have known the risks.
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Until the final few minutes the most spectacular moment of an uninspiring contest came when the $1.6 billion Mercedes-Benz Stadium's ocular eight-pedal retractable roof opened to a massive roar.
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The most spectacular example is the break into the computer systems of the American Democratic Party during the 2016 presidential campaign, an attack American intelligence agencies have attributed to Russian hackers.
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Butler barely squeaked into the first round when he came out of Marquette in 210, but Coach Tom Thibodeau molded him into one of the game's most spectacular two-way players.
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Allow yourself to be transported to some of California's most spectacular vistas and take a moment to meditate on the tranquil sights and sounds of nature in this 360-degree experience.
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He called the work "inter-universal Teichmüller theory" (IUT theory) and explained that the papers contained a proof of the abc conjecture, one of the most spectacular unsolved problems in number theory.
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Coincidentally, for a bright planet that appears the least "showy" compared to others, Saturn, with its magnificent ring system , just might be the most spectacular of all when viewed through a telescope.
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But one of their most spectacular (and most horrifying) skills has to do with how they survive in frigid temperatures, like the ones a recent bomb cyclone brought to the East Coast.
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"Devon and the wider South West has some of the most spectacular scenery in the country," said Craig Moore, a real estate lawyer and partner in the law firm Womble Bond Dickinson.
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Leonardo da Vinci's "Salvator Mundi," which sold at Christie's for $450.3 million, the highest price ever achieved for any artwork at auction, must surely rank as the most spectacular "sleeper" in history.
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Rampant poaching during the 1960s and 1970s in the Serengeti, famed for its sweeping planes and Africa's most spectacular wildebeest migration, devastated the population of rare east African black rhinos in Tanzania.
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Just down the road, at least 100 people were gathered on picnic blankets on a hillside to watch the most spectacular iteration of all the sunsets and sunrises I saw in Prague.
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On Broadway, the new song soundtracks one of the show's most spectacular scenes, a housewife's "Groundhog Day" of chores and drudgery — shopping for food and opioids — acted out in slow-motion reverse.
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The New Zealander had not only been at the receiving end of one of the most spectacular sporting comebacks in San Francisco, he was then dumped as skipper by Emirates Team New Zealand.
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The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam is likely to be the most spectacular megaproject unveiled this year -- a $5 billion, 6,000-megawatt monster that will become the largest dam and hydropower plant in Africa.
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IN THEIR BOOK on the public sector's most spectacular foul-ups, "The Blunders of our Governments", Anthony King and Ivor Crewe chronicle the botched roll-out of tax credits under Labour in 2003.
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This murder — and Cunanan's backstory — is truly one of the most spectacular crimes ever committed, and who better to bring it to our televisions than Ryan Murphy and the American Crime Story team?
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And while that's a nice backdrop, the real focus and greatest strength of Just Cause games is the action and freedom players get to dive into the action in the most spectacular ways.
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Someone has pulled off one of the most spectacular cons in the history of photojournalism by tricking established media outlets and his 22017,000+ Twitter followers into thinking that he was a conflict photographer.
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It's not the most spectacular image we've seen of Jupiter and its moons, but it's a positive sign that the spacecraft's visible light camera, the JunoCam, is operational and capable of transmitting data.
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I pitched the idea to VICE and told them I would need about $500 [$390 USD] in order to produce the most spectacular frozen weed treat ever made—and they went for it!
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The moves would bring to a close one of the most spectacular financial corruption cases of recent memory: Low allegedly used the money to party with Leonardo DiCaprio, Miranda Kerr, and Paris Hilton.
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The battle over Trump's 'travel ban' has not ended The issue central to Yates's firing still generates political heat — as was shown during one of the most spectacular clashes of the hearing. Sen.
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And yet that last concert—a beautiful one in front of the most spectacular audience—summed up everything that I had been until now: a performer, despite having trouble accepting it, after all.
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But Jones doesn't let her illness get her down: She posts on Instagram to display her most spectacular makeup looks — and she even has plans to incorporate her feeding tube in future looks.
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The most spectacular gorge in the world isn't likely to draw many college "breakers," and its stunning views are a delight for hikers, whitewater rafters and those simply desiring to celebrate Mother Nature.
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SpaceX founder Elon Musk famously launched a Tesla roadster when testing the Falcon Heavy last year, which resulted in some of the most spectacular images ever to come out of the space age.
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In Singapore, Gardens by the Bay, a combination of an indoor botanical garden and an outdoor garden, has an indoor waterfall is by far the most spectacular garden that I have ever seen.
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With a population of just over 2,200 people and only minutes from some of the most spectacular scenery I have ever seen, it is simply an amazing place to be a landscape painter.
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It was the most spectacular of several collisions, which all but transformed the competition into a wheel-to-wheel destruction derby — ruining millions of dollars' worth of cars, without serious injury to anyone.
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His most spectacular corruption case was the multiyear Abscam investigation, which he oversaw with Thomas P. Puccio, head of the Justice Department's Organized Crime Strike Force for the Eastern District of New York.
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The most spectacular together-again moment comes with Fernand Pelez's stupefyingly naturalistic "Grimaces and Misery — The Saltimbanques," on public view in the official 1888 Salon while "Circus Sideshow" was displayed at the Indépendants.
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The case of Dmitri Rybolovlev, a mining magnate whom Forbes listed as the 148th richest man in the world, is the perhaps most spectacular of the examples related to divorce in the Panama Papers.
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Niccolò Paganini and Franz Liszt are said to have had early fandoms (as did poets such as Lord Byron), but certainly the most spectacular early music fandom formed around the "Swedish songbird" Jenny Lind.
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The meteor's fiery descent is likely to rank as one of the most spectacular events of its kind anywhere in the world this year, Mike Hankey, operations manager for the society, said by telephone.
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NAIROBI, Kenya — In the vaulted dining room of the Keekorok Lodge, guests gathered Monday night for a feast overlooking one of the most spectacular vistas in Africa: the game-studded Masai Mara National Reserve.
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Mr. Bo, a former Politburo member, commerce minister and party chief of the municipality of Chongqing, was involved in the most spectacular and closely watched murder scandal in the Communist Party's post-Mao history.
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One of the exhibition's most spectacular pieces is an oversize pair of wings encrusted with diamonds and blue enamel, commissioned in 1908 for Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, founder of the Whitney Museum in New York.
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But the French hotelier Valéry Grégo decided to make it easy by renovating a '50s vintage hotel in the Var department with one of the most spectacular seaside settings in the south of France.
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Some of the most spectacular images captured by the OBRs came through the use of drones, which Greenfield was the first to fly successfully from one of the boats during the 2014-15 race.
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The play is remembered as one of the theater's most spectacular disasters — Mr. Malkovich later called it "the worst production of a play in the history of Chicago theater" — but Ms. Lavey emerged unscathed.
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Equipped with a 360-degree camera mounted on his back, Victor soared above Mont Blanc and was set to take in five countries in five days, filming some of the world's most spectacular scenery.
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The attacks are among the most spectacular against security agencies in the six-year-old conflict — a coordinated operation against two heavily secured government buildings using a combination of armed assaults and suicide bombings.
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The most spectacular rise has been in the domestic bond market, where corporates raised 60 percent more in the fiscal year to March 2017 than in the year before, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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The alternative is to weep at the loss of one of the most spectacular sights on earth, as the author of the latest report and his students did on examining charts of the damage.
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The castle, which is half on the Cornish mainland and half on a jagged headland that juts into the sea, is described by English Heritage as one of the most spectacular historic sites in Britain.
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The Perseid meteor shower — which is expected to hit its peak during the overnight hours from August 2100 to August 123 — is usually considered one of the most spectacular annual light shows of the year.
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Retitled "Love Is in the Bin," the end result of what many regard as the most spectacular of all Banksy stunts has just spent almost a year on loan at the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart in Germany.
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The Samuel Adams beer maker, after years of declining revenue, has seen its share price more than double and break above $400 in "one of the most spectacular comebacks I've ever witnessed," the host said.
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After recently orchestrating one of the most spectacular blindsides in recent memory on Game Changers, kooky Jane of all trades Debbie Wanner was the victim of the ruthless show's latest surprise elimination on Wednesday's episode.
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Another simian, this time King Kong, turns up in the team's most spectacular piece, "Burj Khalifa" (2013-14), climbing to the top of the Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building, in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
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The founding member of *NSYNC is partnering with the network to host Outrageous Holiday Houses, an HGTV special which will highlight some of North America's most spectacular holiday displays, set to premiere on Thanksgiving Day.
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"Oh, so now crushes are oppressive?" is an actual thing an adult human man said to me in the Year of Our Lord 2017, as though campaigning for some kind of Most Spectacular Misinterpretation Award.
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And even though last year wasn't the most spectacular for Jay Wright's squad — a second-round NCAA tournament exit has become disappointing for this nouveau Blue Blood — Villanova looks primed to bounce back this year.
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Some Republican politicians have openly admitted that this makes the party's congressional wing unwilling to hold Trump accountable for even the most spectacular malfeasance, up to and including possible collusion with a hostile foreign power.
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The Republican governors of Utah and Arizona have promised to step in, in part to help protect local businesses in and around some of the country's most spectacular natural landscapes that depend on tourist spending.
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World War I, the most spectacular military struggle the planet had ever seen, provided new forums for transfusion—as did the even more brutal and catastrophic conflict that followed two and a half decades later.
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We shot down by Madison Square Park, where there are beautiful insurance buildings which have great architecture, but then visual effects put a tremendous amount into that to make it the most spectacular street ever.
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Scientists didn't expect such dire conditions for at least another 303 years, but due to climate change, one of the world's most spectacular natural wonders is dying at a much faster rate than previously thought.
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But beyond the role of human error, people have long pointed to the risks of heavy river traffic through Budapest — especially at night, when tourist vessels offer views of the city at its most spectacular.
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In the most spectacular example of improvidence, 54-year-old Larraine blows an entire month's worth of food stamps on a single meal of lobster tails, shrimp, crab and lemon meringue pie, washed down with Pepsi.
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But if you're part of Gizmodo's readership that won't be able to see the most spectacular part of the eclipse, when it passes into the Earth's umbra and turns a deep, red hue—I'm with you.
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The centerpiece of London's season of festivities is this Saturday, when the country honors Queen Elizabeth's birthday with the annual Trooping the Colour ceremony – and it's one of the most spectacular royal events of the year.
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Korolev crater on Mars boasts an ice rink measuring over 50 miles wide—and it's one of the most spectacular surface features on the Red Planet, as the latest image from the Mars Express spacecraft reveals.
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In an interview with Gulf News on Monday, Nemesis International director Nickolas Polak said that his firm would now search for the "magic of the stone" in order to cut the most spectacular diamonds from it.
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It might not have come from the most spectacular showing of his knockout filled MMA career, but by shutting out Rory MacDonald, Thompson proved that he can hold any man at the mercy of his distancing.
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In a sneak peek of the upcoming season of the NBC reality competition series shared exclusively with PEOPLE, judges Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum, Howie Mandel and Mel B tease one of the most spectacular cycles yet.
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The centerpiece of London's season of festivities is this Saturday, when the country honors Queen Elizabeth's birthday with the annual Trooping the Colour ceremony – and it's one of the most spectacular royal events of the year.
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KAZAN, Russia — It was one of the most spectacular goals of this World Cup, and what made Benjamin Pavard's 216-yard half-volley against Argentina all the more remarkable was that so few saw him coming.
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One of the most spectacular hikes to tackle in a half-day is the six-mile circumnavigation of the Tre Cime di Lavaredo, three distinctive mountain peaks that loom large along the entirety of the trail.
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By the time the Guggenheim show's single most spectacular work, Chen Zhen's "Precipitous Parturition," was completed in 1999, China had fully entered the global economy; the dangers of domestic consumerism had become a subject for art.
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The summer solstice is approaching, which means it's time for one of the most spectacular sights of the season: Manhattanhenge, when the setting sun perfectly aligns with the street grid of Manhattan, happens today and tomorrow.
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One of the most spectacular strikers to ever lace up a pair of gloves, Daniels claims that his old buddy Georges St-Pierre invited him out to Montreal and he jumped at the chance of helping MacDonald.
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The Samuel Adams beer maker, after years of declining revenue, has seen its share price more than double and break above $21 in "one of the most spectacular comebacks I've ever witnessed," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Zidane, or Zizou, did well enough, crowning his five years at the Bernabeu with one of the most spectacular goals ever seen — a thigh-high volley in the 2002 Champions League final to win against Bayer Leverkusen.
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So much style, so much confidence, a basketball player somehow manifest into a floating orb of unstoppable skill—and all of it spent on what would soon become one of the most spectacular failures in NBA history.
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If you read our coverage of Tokyo Game Show earlier this month, you'll know that Rez is my favorite game of all time, and that the new version for PlayStation VR is its most spectacular iteration yet.
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"The organizers clearly spent a lot of time and effort on designing the most spectacular venue imaginable, and the track is one I really enjoy driving," said Lewis Hamilton, the reigning world champion, who drives for Mercedes.
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But maybe more than any of his predecessors, Mr. Obama has also seized the opportunity to become the ultimate tourist, methodically setting aside time to marvel at the world's most spectacular sights, seemingly soaking up every experience.
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The New York Times called it "the most spectacular foot race that New York ever has witnessed," with supporters waving Irish and Italian flags as Pietri won by 0003 seconds, in 2 hours 44 minutes 20 seconds.
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Carter, that crafty old codger, came through in the most spectacular way imaginable, with a game-high 24 points on a perfect eight-of-eight from the field in Memphis' 113-93 win over the Milwaukee Bucks.
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Book Palace Hotel starting at $188 per nightThe Palace Hotel in downtown San Francisco is a historic landmark, and houses one of the most spectacular interior spaces in all of San Francisco, if not the whole state.
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The most spectacular capture came in July when a Coast Guard vessel pulled up alongside a narco-sub out at sea, with a crew member jumping onto its roof and pounding on the hatch until it opened.
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The confusion and chaos generated at the bureaucratic and individual level by Trump's most spectacular executive order -- his ban of individuals from selected predominantly Muslim countries from entering the United States -- came in part from its sudden announcement.
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Such storms are among the most spectacular examples of what astronomers call space weather, a subject to which a session at this year's meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), in Boston, was devoted.
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This effort is by far the most spectacular example of Beijing's strategic policy of combining aid, trade and foreign direct investment to build goodwill, expand its global political sway and secure the natural resources it needs to grow.
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In the months that followed, the Los Angeles singer discovered that the imaginative universe she created through her music was able to come to life in the most spectacular way with the support of a major record label.
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While around 1.7 million Chinese tourists visited Russia last year, more than a million Russians signed a petition against a Chinese-backed water bottling plant on the shores of Lake Baikal, one of Russia's most spectacular natural sights.
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The most spectacular flameout came when Anthony Scaramucci, a brash and outspoken New York financier, was fired after just 11 days as communications director following a verbal tirade to a New Yorker reporter about other White House officials.
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LONDON — The British street artist Banksy pulled off one of his most spectacular pranks on Friday night, when one of his trademark paintings appeared to self-destruct at Sotheby's in London after selling for $9.53 million at auction.
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Uchimura suffered the most spectacular of falls from the horizontal bar — an apparatus on which he is the world champion — as he lost his grip following a release-and-catch maneuver and landed on his back with a thud.
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Also, to be at Jim Henson was so cool: the people who work on puppets in what's called the creature shop do the most spectacular problem-solving, and many of those people ended up working on the culinary team.
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Perhaps the most spectacular act of church reconstruction of recent times was the re-erection of Moscow's Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, which was dynamited by Stalin in 1931 and thrown back up over five years starting in 1995.
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"Duveen: The Story of the Most Spectacular Art Dealer of All Time"By S.N. BehrmanWhat it's about: This is the story of Joseph Duveen, considered by many to be one of the most influential art dealers of all time.
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When Nobel wrote his will in 1895, the three scientific fields he named were indeed generating the most spectacular discoveries, and Nobel Prizes soon recognized world-changing advances: X-rays, radioactivity, artificial fertilizer, vitamins, nuclear fission and many more.
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In this interview, a former referee recalls how he almost prematurely ended a play that led to one of the most spectacular catches in Super Bowl history, one that helped the Giants defeat the New England Patriots in 2008.
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Moresi, who is an experienced member of the FIS' organizational team and a popular official among the athletes, admitted the final was not the most spectacular advert for the sport of freestyle snowboarding but that issues with the weather were inevitable.
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What followed was not MMA's most spectacular performance, but faced with the loss of major weapons that he needed in order to execute his gameplan Whittaker performed one of the finest on-the-fly adaptations to ever grace the cage.
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Penn's presage struck a chord among rank-and-file DNC staffers who still maintain a hardened belief that 2016 wasn't about a Trump victory, but a Clinton loss -- a defeat in a most spectacular fashion, brought on by her campaign's hubris.
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This marine monument is the first one established in the Atlantic Ocean, and will protect some of the most spectacular geological features and sensitive marine ecosystems found in the United States, more than 100 miles off the coast of New England.
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Kosky takes this as a cue for his most spectacular intervention: Beckmesser is outfitted with a puppet head that is a hook-nosed anti-Semitic caricature, and moments later a balloon representing a Jewish ogre fills much of the stage.
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The Republican governors of Utah and Arizona have promised to step in to fill some of the breach, in part to protect local businesses in and around some of the country's most spectacular natural landscapes that depend on tourist spending.
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With Black Panther, we've seen the comic industry's fluctuating commitment to representation and diversity play out in the form of stops and starts for both the character and his solo books (the sales of his books weren't the most spectacular).
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In addition to that, however, you're also able to call in off-map assets like heavy artillery, strafing runs, and other support assets all the way up to tactical nukes (which are still the most spectacular and horrifying nukes in strategy games).
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One of the most spectacular plays of the game was a 99-yard interception return for a TD in the fourth quarter by Joe Ferguson, a Madison native and the son of Badgers athletic director Barry Alvarez, to make it 20073-10.
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At a net worth of $1.3 billion dollars, Sir Paul is perhaps the most spectacular example pulling oneself up by the bootstraps, going from manual labourer to superstar all before turning 21, and a national treasure for more than half a century since.
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He was motivated more by a passionate hatred of India — and his enjoyment in playing the role of a jihadi James Bond, hanging out with Bollywood stars for cover while secretly planning one of the most spectacular and deadly terrorist assaults since Sept.
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Sean Kelly "Equestrian Portrait of Philip III" (2016), the most spectacular of several large paintings by Kehinde Wiley in the fair, depicts a young man, dandified to the point of silliness, on a rearing horse surrounded by birds and flowering and fruiting trees.
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Ms. Kauffman said that one of the most spectacular wildlife viewing experiences she's ever had was in March in Nebraska's Platte River valley, when more than 26957 percent of the world's sandhill cranes, more than 550,000 in all, congregate in the area.
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The Gatzes' house—glass, stone, redwood, burnished copper, loosely described as "in the manner of Frank Lloyd Wright"—was the most spectacular house on Vedders Hill, until it was reduced to an ignominious pile of rubble in the firestorm of the previous fall.
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Uchimura suffered the most spectacular of falls from the horizontal bar — an apparatus on which he is the reigning world champion — as he lost his grip following a release and catch manoeuvre and produced a deafening thud as he landed on his back.
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" The former Twilight actress is notoriously private when it comes to sharing anything about her daughter in the public eye (she has only ever shown her baby's feet in photos posted to her Instagram), but she says Bodhi is "just the most spectacular thing.
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And gentrification has its casualties: 5Pointz Aerosol Art Center, a space covered in graffiti murals on old buildings, which Time Out New York once called "the city's most spectacular showcase of street-art talent," is being turned into the 5 Pointz condos, for example.
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At present, though, the auditorium is a place of distinguished musical harmony and positive energy, while that upper foyer, an indoor piazza that's one of New York's most spectacular chambers when untrammeled by garish clutter, has become a lurid playground of rival and dissimilar gangs.
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"In just one year, LIGO and VIRGO working together have dramatically advanced gravitational-wave science, and the rate of discovery suggests the most spectacular findings are yet to come," Denise Caldwell, the director of the National Science Foundation's Division of Physics said in a statement.
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"But within the field of exoplants, [researchers] have recently realized that looking for planets around M dwarves is what is going to be the most spectacular, because you can find these plants in the liquid water zone more easily than other stars," Reiners said.
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It's become the centerpiece of London's highbrow season of festivities and one of the most spectacular royal events of the year — with more than 1,400 officers, 400 musicians and 200 horses participating in a grand military parade used as a national statement of pageantry.
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Keeping Score The most spectacular save of the Stanley Cup playoffs so far was probably made by Washington Capitals forward Jay Beagle, who lunged into a vacated crease to swat away a shot by Pittsburgh defenseman Trevor Daley with the shaft of his stick.
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Chambers made the most spectacular move from Communist to ex-Communist, to anti-Communist, revealing his participation in an espionage ring and implicating several high-ranking government employees, including Alger Hiss, the former State Department official who was accused of being a Soviet agent.
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And Mr. Mugabe, partly by virtue of his longevity, must rank among the most spectacular failures, driving a rich, well-educated and promising country to the point where the central bank was printing 100-trillion-dollar bills — that's $100,000,000,000,000 — that barely covered a bus fare.
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Then he'd go deeper into his story, in the most spectacular precision, the way his tongue tasted when he was tripping and the various vagabond colors that came flowering up out of the quaking aspens as they lifted their wet leaves in the lightning.
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The mass games performances, which North Korea has staged on and off for years under different names, typically feature thousands of schoolchildren and other youthful performers making synchronized moves in what is widely regarded as the biggest and most spectacular entertainment for North Korean elites.
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"One of the most spectacular aspects of this new discovery is its location on the Tibetan Plateau," Jean-Jacques Hublin, the lead author of the new paper and an archaeologist from the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology (MPI-EA), said at a press conference on Monday.
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"As Bond sprints from peril to pleasure, Mr. Craig and the other players — including an exceptional, wittily venal Javier Bardem, a sleek Ralph Fiennes and a likable Ben Whishaw — turn out to be the most spectacular of Mr. Mendes's special effects," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times.
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Reporter's Notebook BARILOCHE, Argentina — The presidential motorcade wove down winding roads flanked by steep grass-covered hills and a deep-blue alpine lake, delivering President Obama and his family to the trailhead of a hike through the lush woods of one of Argentina's most spectacular regions.
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He had three bogeys and three birdies, including one that followed his most spectacular shot of the day — a near-ace on the 188-yard, par-3 24th, where he faded a towering 2130-iron shot toward the flagstick that stopped eight inches from the cup.
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I loved The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, it was my game of 2015, and this final (30-hours-and-more long) piece of story expansion content is the most spectacular of send-offs for the beast-slaying, sorceress-shagging Geralt and his boisterous band of bawdy allies.
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Of all the cable cars I've been lucky to take this year, the 12-minute ride from Via Renon to the high-plateau village of Ritten in Soprabolzano (translation: Above Bolzano) joins the ones in La Paz, Bolivia, and Kuélap, Peru, for having the most spectacular views.
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The most spectacular turnaround, obviously, was provided not by the euro but by Emmanuel Macron's stunning victory in the French presidential election last month, followed by the overwhelming success of his new party, La République en Marche, in the first round of legislative elections on June 11.
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California has been hit hard by the coronavirus and people have been ordered to mostly stay inside -- but Saturday was one of the most spectacular days of the year, so an unusually large number of people hit the sand, much to the chagrin of Shannen Doherty.
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The pair, and the team, were always most comfortable and most spectacular on the break, where they zoomed past and around and over defenders in every fashion, as if—bored with merely getting easy buckets—they were trying to perform all the latent variety in the word fast.
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While LeBron James may have recently added fuel to the debate over whether he's the greatest NBA player of all time, there's no argument that his comeback victory against the Golden State Warriors in the 13 NBA Finals is one of the most spectacular feats in modern sports.
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"Over sixteen years ago, my dear beloved René and I shared a dream and a vision to create the most spectacular show which we could stage in one destination, night after night, with the hopes that people from all around the world would travel to see," the letter read.
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In fact, I don't think I'm exaggerating when I say that this tendency is the greatest, most alarming, most spectacular threat the world has ever faced (unless you count slavery, the Nazis, World War I, the flu epidemic, AIDS, hunger and — OK — a few other things here and there).
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I have seen half of the production, covering the years 1776 through 1836, and the years 7 through 1956 (which I reviewed last year), and can attest to its glittering uniqueness: the most spectacular drag act imaginable, combined with superb musicianship and generous doses of progressive gender politics.
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Samsung has also begun to cast aside the cloud that fell over it last year when its Galaxy Note 7, a high-priced smartphone meant to challenge the Apple iPhone but which showed a proclivity to burst into flames, became one of the technology world's most spectacular failures.
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The beaches are undoubtedly some of the most spectacular I've seen, and the water stretched my understanding of what shades of blue can be plausibly found in nature, but I was more intrigued by Mauritius's dense, rugged core — a verdant tableau rife with visual synonyms for the color green.
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For a nation that will be forced to import more than half of its food supply within a generation, Britain's relations to surrounding nations and their farmers is more than vital—it's pretty much the only thing keeping the UK from imploding in the most spectacular of ways.
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Some of the most spectacular discoveries from this year include a 1.5 metre-tall carnivorous bug-eating plant called Drosera magnifica found via Facebook in Brazil, and a close relative of the sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas) in Bolivia that could offer an alternative option to the regular spud in the future.
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The reality was more sinister: The blind sheikh was the Zelig of Islamist terrorism, repeatedly cropping up as the spiritual inspiration or instigator of the most spectacular terrorist attacks of the past two decades, from the 1981 assassination of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in Cairo to the 9/93 plot itself.
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One piece of advice from that I-got-rich-quick book, published in 1987, is cited more than any other: Mr Trump's boast that he built a property empire on "truthful hyperbole", playing on the public's desire "to believe that something is the biggest and the greatest and the most spectacular".
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Daniel Craig fills his suit nicely as Bond, who is intent on outmaneuvering a former MI6 operative with a bloodthirst for Judi Dench's M. The baddie this time is "an exceptional, wittily venal Javier Bardem," who is "the most spectacular" of Sam Mendes's special effects, Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times.
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He felt so safe that he flew to Zurich rather than Vienna airport on his way to neighboring Austria for his most spectacular coup: the kidnapping of oil ministers at OPEC headquarters in 1975, he told the Neue Zuercher Zeitung (NZZ) in a telephone interview from his prison in France.
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Céline Dion brought the crowd to tears at the Billboard Music Awards Sunday night with a moving performance of her hit Titanic ballad "My Heart Will Go On." And she fittingly channeled an angel for the performance in what might be one of her most spectacular stage outfits of all time.
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Visitors to many national park locations, including the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone, the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site and the Statue of Liberty, encounter closed trails, limited access to facilities, reduced services and potential safety hazards that impede enjoyment of our nation's most spectacular wild landscapes and historic treasures.
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It might have been the reality star-turned-President's most spectacular made-for-television event yet, as the globe tuned in to see him pull off an improbable feat in luring the leader of North Korea out of the cold for a summit than none of his predecessors ever attempted.
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They share this reluctance with one of Christianity's most spectacular converts, the Roman emperor Constantine, who credited his victory at the Milvian Bridge in A.D. 312 to the auspices of the Christian deity, despite not knowing much about Christianity, including the degree to which it was riven by sectarian disagreement.
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This process can take dozens of hours, and even still, players who dedicate a considerable chunk of free time may be unable to participate in the most spectacular events not because they lack skill, but because the game intentionally reduces the amount of damage a lower-ranked player can deal.
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To its credit, NBC's production threw itself completely into the challenge of making Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's musical the most spectacular it could be, between its stars, a live audience screaming at every turn, and a giant warehouse set crawling with ripped chorus members in disintegrating tank tops.
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Sivatheres and samotheres were ridiculously successful giraffids, ranging across much of Africa and Eurasia for what appears to be millions of years, with some of the largest and most spectacular species going extinct as recently as the close of the last Ice Age—and now we know how they got their start.
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THIS week Bangladesh's government was scheduled to make public the findings of a probe into one of the most spectacular robberies in modern times: the attempted theft in February of nearly $1 billion from accounts of Bangladesh Bank, the central bank, that were held at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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On Saturday, Juan Martín del Potro, a 6-foot-6 Argentine still working his way back from his latest wrist surgery, put an end to the feel-good run of Rafael Nadal, winning one of the most spectacular matches of the year, 5-7, 53-4, 7-6 (5), to reach the final.
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"This is the most spectacular medieval Hebrew manuscript that's come to market in over a century — it's unusual at this late stage in the development of collections to find something like this not already owned by a major museum," said the Getty Museum's director, Timothy Potts, who finalized the acquisition last month.
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Mannie Fresh—Let's Talk About Mannie Fresh—paints one of the most spectacular images in the history of English verse in his verse, describing his lavish home full of reptiles, his plans to turn the entire St. Bernard Projects into his house, and his swimming pool that says "Kiss My Ass" at the bottom.
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Daniel Craig fills his suit nicely as James Bond, who is intent on outmaneuvering a former MI6 operative with a bloodlust for Judi Dench's M. The baddie this time is "an exceptional, wittily venal Javier Bardem," who is "the most spectacular" of Sam Mendes's special effects, Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times.
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The big companies at Bauma (the name is a contraction of the German word for construction equipment, Baumaschinen) compete to put on the most spectacular or entertaining product demonstrations: Volvo deployed a half-dozen excavators dancing to the theme song from Beauty and the Beast followed by a "bullfight" enacted by a bulldozer and a dump truck.
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After nearly two months of upheaval, with the protests now morphing into a fully-fledged anti-government movement with five key demands, including full democracy, the protesters turned their attention to the airport, one of Asia's most spectacular aviation hubs, built by the British in the dying days of colonial rule and reached by a series of gleaming bridges.
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McQueen's catwalk shows were some of the most spectacular in the history of fashion — from the Pepper's Ghost technique used to project a floating Kate Moss at the Widows of Culloden show, to Shalom Harlow in a white couture gown being sprayed live by robot arms usually used for painting cars (which you can see in the exclusive clip below).
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The 22,200-acre park protects the largest contiguous tract of old-growth bottomland hardwood forest remaining in the U.S. More from The Active Times Most Amazing Places for Hiking in the National Parks 16 Most Spectacular National Parks to Visit this Spring The Most Dangerous Places in National Parks The Best Places to Go Rock Climbing in the World 4.
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Given that, it's... If you read our coverage of Tokyo Game Show earlier this month, you'll know that Rez is my favorite game of all time, and that the new version for PlayStation VR is its most spectacular iteration... On Monday night, the two candidates running to be president of the United States will square off in the first debate.
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A surfeit of gentlemen is far from the worst fate to befall a sport, and complaining about it might seem obscenely small-minded coming at the end of the most spectacular era that the men's game has ever seen — Federer with a record 17 Grand Slam singles titles; Nadal, 213; Djokovic, 12, the three combining to win 43 of the last 53 majors.
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During the Trump administration's first year, the reforms at the Department of Veterans Affairs, enacted by Secretary Dr. David ShulkinDavid Jonathon ShulkinPress: Acosta, latest to walk the plank Senior Trump administration official to leave post next week Trump sent policy pitch from Mar-a-Lago member to VA secretary: report MORE, were touted as one of the president's most spectacular successes.
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Why it's everywhere: The history of rainbows in fashion is rich, from the iconic rainbow platform sandals that Salvatore Ferragamo made for Judy Garland in the 1930s to sequined mini-dresses from the swinging '60s to the dramatic, brilliantly colored gowns Alexander McQueen sent down aughts runways — the most spectacular of which featured wing-like feathers rising around the collar.
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The chandelier is a memento of the theater director's biggest triumph and most spectacular setback — "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 238," an inventive, immersive electro-pop opera, adapted from Tolstoy's "War and Peace," that in 216 blazed onto Broadway with Josh Groban, fresh pierogies and rave reviews, but then imploded in a conflagration of social media, identity politics and money woes.
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It's a lot of other things, of course: the world's biggest, craziest, and most spectacular party, a huge EDM festival, a massive outdoor art gallery (both ephemeral and permanent — museum curators go out there to inspect the work with an eye towards adding to their collections), an experimental community, a secular pagan ritual, a set & setting for psychedelics, a holiday / reunion with one's friends, etcetera etcetera.
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The Great Barrier Reef is dying at a rate not expected for another 30 years The Great Barrier Reef is dying at a rate not expected for another 5003 years Scientists didn't expect such dire conditions for at least another 30 years, but due to climate change, one of the world's most spectacular natural wonders is dying at a much faster rate than previously thought.
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The southern Spanish port town is one of the oldest cities in the world, occupied at various points through its 2,800-year history by the Phoenicians, the Romans and the Arabs, all of whom left behind their own distinctive architecture and design, the most spectacular of which is the 11th-century Moorish Alcazaba, made of a series of formidable ramparts of buff-colored stone overlooking the Alboran Sea.
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Read more:Jags star Jalen Ramsey and head coach Doug Marrone get into shouting match and had to be separated on sidelineAntonio Brown scores his first touchdown with the New England PatriotsFire erupts on Tennessee Titans field before NFL game when a pyrotechnics device malfunctionedAlabama running back Najee Harris hit the truck stick, hurdled a defender, and shouted out Megan Rapinoe to score the most spectacular TD of the college football season so far
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Read more:Jags star Jalen Ramsey and head coach Doug Marrone get into shouting match and had to be separated on sidelineAntonio Brown scores his first touchdown with the New England PatriotsAlabama running back Najee Harris hit the truck stick, hurdled a defender, and shouted out Megan Rapinoe to score the most spectacular TD of the college football season so farFire erupts on Tennessee Titans field before NFL game when a pyrotechnics device malfunctioned
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Later, a collective sense of America as the center of the most spectacular of the postwar world's unfolding dramas was born not just out of chauvinistic triumphalism but out of a realistic appraisal of the undertaking behind the victory of 1945, a feat of human sacrifice, physical effort, industrial planning, managerial genius, and labor and military mobilization—a marshalling of communal morale that would have seemed unattainable during the Great Depression of the previous decade.
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Read more:Fire erupts on Tennessee Titans field before NFL game when a pyrotechnics device malfunctionedAlabama running back Najee Harris hit the truck stick, hurdled a defender, and shouted out Megan Rapinoe to score the most spectacular TD of the college football season so farFormer Patriots centers say Tom Brady shoves towels and powder down their pants to avoid getting wet footballs from 'the swamp ass'NFL POWER RANKINGS: Where all 32 teams stand going into Week 2
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Read more:Kobe Bryant criticized after calling out one of his girls youth basketball players for missing a game for a dance recitalAlabama running back Najee Harris hit the truck stick, hurdled a defender, and shouted out Megan Rapinoe to score the most spectacular TD of the college football season so farFire erupts on Tennessee Titans field before NFL game when a pyrotechnics device malfunctionedDennis Rodman says he thinks 10-20% of pro athletes are gay and that the NBA is ready for an out athlete
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While many European aircraft, that we can consider quite rare in that part of the world (just think to the NATO E-3 AWACS, to the Italian F-35s and CAEW at their first Red Flag ever, or the special-colored Eurofighter of the Ejército del Aire) attract the interest of local photographers, the "BUFF" remains one of the most spectacular aircraft to photograph, both inside the base and from the various spotting locations around Nellis: B-52s on the pattern for 21R are quite a sight.
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