" But, he added, "what normally happens is all of those get mushed together.
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All your clothes are mushed into a backpack and covered in sweat stains and sunscreen.
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Dante Exum's shoulder injury was a mushed cherry on top of a basketball-tragic summer.
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For some reason, the Nokia 9 PureView softened her skin and mushed together the details in her hair.
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But the Republican bills — which still have to be mushed together into one piece of legislation — do other things, too.
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That's in part because at least five different ideas are floating around that often get mushed together under the same broad heading.
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Caskey: So from my perspective this is all getting mushed together and people are coming to conclusions that I think are not true.
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There's protein and fiber, and the applesauce definitely counts as "a fruit," even if that fruit is mushed up in a little cup.
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It's been mushed up and merged a couple of times (including, at one point, with SyQuest) and now exists as a subsidiary of Lenovo.
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I'll grimace and then give plenty of goofy, thought-provoking, and bad integrations a try as the tech is mushed into devices new and old.
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I mushed him in the face and six of them came out on me, so I learned really quick what not to do that night.
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More precisely, "Feud" is about how a complicated mix of emotions mushed together as hate — desire, envy, fear — can be both toxic and creatively energizing.
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There is a smokin' blonde babe behind this mean-mugging picture ... Can you see past the mushed-up pic to reveal the hot mama underneath?
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Jon and Daenerys meet up and share a meaningful embrace that packs all the romantic chemistry of two pieces of day-old romaine lettuce being mushed together.
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In a nutshell, Dickens committed to former UConn coach Bob Diaco, who was fired after the Huskies mushed their way to a 3-9 record last season.
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Another time these Romanians told me that they only wanted rocks, so I laid the coke out on a plate, sprayed it with hairspray, and mushed it together.
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What had happened was I had done my L3 and L4 disks damage and the L3 had kind of mushed up, but it had entangled around a nerve.
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Also, the song is like all your most emotional feels mushed into one sticky web of electronics, and one of the most imaginative debuts we've heard in time.
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On one of the three pointers, LaVine pushed into Curry's screen so slowly that it looked like a pound cake getting mushed into the side of a sleeping dog.
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"It sort of gets all mushed in together to the point where people can say 'natural' and maybe they mean organic and who knows what the customer is expecting," Beitchman explains.
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Investigators later determined that the Air France flight — a heavy jet stalling at absurdly high angles of attack — passed the point of possible recovery as it mushed down through 12,000 feet.
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Fortunately that didn't happen, but some dude who looks like all your swipe lefts mushed into one dead-eyed skin sack did release a plodding version of Robyn's "Dancing on My Own".
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The 80s classics are also mushed together with more recent bleak post-punk and acoustic indie tracks, making the whole thing more reflective of teenagehood in general, rather than a total nostalgia trip.
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Lee says he doesn't have a wife or kid like Conor ... and while McGregor is feeding his baby mushed-up bananas, he's training his ass off to get an edge on the Irish superstar.
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"It just made it very messy, because they were all kinda mushed together, with basically the impression left that this was just about the gutting the money out of Medicaid and the program be damned," she said.
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Corporate and political advertising are being "mushed together" as a single topic of discussion, but it is political micro-targeting that is most bothersome to consumers, says Karen Kornbluh, senior fellow for digital policy at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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Not that you'd really need to know any of that: just look at Henderson's mushed nose, ears like calcified side-view mirrors, and posture like a tilting tree, and you see a man who's given his life and body to combat sports.
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It is, in part, how President Donald Trump became President Donald Trump—where his opponent trotted out lines about how America was "great already," Trump, mushed in between the racist rants, managed to speak some truth about the present condition of workers.
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It's the only thing he misses about the NBA: the titles felt hollow and pointless, the money was ultimately only good for food and fire, the thrill of victory a little buzz compared to the gut-wrenching anguish of getting mushed in public.
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In other scenes, Levine is covered in liquor as he lays in a troth-style urinal (gross!), turns his girlfriend's face into a palette of mushed paint, faces a squad of women determined to beat him up, and swims among a sea of mermaid-like clones.
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That fluorescent synth bridge, which still catches me by surprise, became all the sweet, bleary Sunday afternoons, mushed together in a miasma of grass and cans and crunched up rizlas and trying not to glance at your phone screen but feeling a lurch every time you do.
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No. TAVERNISE: She is overwhelmed with wanting to show us all of these pictures of her son, and a bunch of — even kind of a poster-sized photograph, and lots of, kind of colored, Xerox copies of pieces of paper that had to do with his life, and some of them are kind of mushed and mashed.
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Honestly though, I feel like because Detox has extremely naughty eyes and hypnotizing, slabs of rubber for lips, she could actually get away with doing anything, including the above video for "Supersonic," which sounds like every single song played at G-A-Y Late on any given night, mushed up in a blender and then puked up on a hangover.
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" In a phone interview with Reuters Health, one protester who has been exposed to teargas described the experience as akin to "having your face shoved into mushed up jalapeños" In its official notice, the government said exposure could cause a "stinging and burning sensation to eyes and other mucous membranes, tearing, salivation, runny nose, tight chest, headache, nausea, burning sensation of skin, and erythema of skin.
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The track itself sounds very much like every single girl band release from that era mushed together, all of which is to say: every time I hear this intro, I am overwhelmed by the urge to slather on some strawberry-flavored lip gloss, stretch a glittering spaghetti strap crop-top from Tammy Girl over my grown-ass, now 24-year-old self and buss out a slick dance routine.
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She is a master of the details that suspend the viewers' disbelief just long enough to hold them in an intimate encounter: tromp-l'oeil shadows that cast on the "wall" behind the ladder, and the loose screws that hold it together; a folded white cloth with flecks of brown paint and colorful bundles of mushed-up paint rags on its steps; a tidy pile of striped and plaid cloths ornamenting the ladder's zenith (whose perspective is exaggerated to heighten its monumentality).
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John Suter is a retired American sled dog racer most notable for having mushed standard poodles in various sled races, including the Iditarod. His use of poodles led directly to new and current Iditarod rules that stipulate what breeds of dogs are qualified to race.
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A town was established at the site of Old McGrath in 1907, and was named for Peter McGrath, a local United States Marshal. The Iditarod Trail also contributed to McGrath's role as a supply center. From 1911 to 1920, hundreds of people walked and mushed over the trail on their way to the Ophir gold districts. Mining sharply declined after 1925.
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Straight-ahead and turning power off stalls resulted in a stable mush condition. Power-on stalls from 30 degrees nose up resulted in a +15 degree nose up stable mush, with no wing drop tendency. A near-vertical pitch resulted in a clean stall, with a smooth pitch forward and recovery to level flight with no wing drop tendency. Spin testing entered from level flight, snap rolls and turning stalls failed to produce a spin condition as the WT-11 just mushed to level flight.
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Brooks was raised in a Yukon River fish camp in the Fairbanks and Rampart areas. During the summer he operated a fishwheel, and during the winter he mushed the family dogs. After high school he joined the U.S. Navy then went to the University of Washington before returning to Alaska and married his wife, Cathy. His wife was raised in a dairy farm in Pennsylvania and attended Penn State, but moved to Alaska where she is employed by the University of Alaska Fairbanks and works as the 4-H youth development specialist for the Alaska.
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