" With a nonchalant Gallic shrug, he replies: "Of course.
|
|
"[They were] totally nonchalant about the whole thing," she says.
|
|
Witnesses say he had a "nonchalant" look on his face.
|
|
In his usual way, Sheary was nonchalant about his goal.
|
|
"I'm pooping in my pants," the girl says, all nonchalant.
|
|
Our reporter found the mood in Seoul, above, essentially nonchalant.
|
|
Whatever PC Music's acts are, they are decidedly not nonchalant.
|
|
Instead, Trump is casual and nonchalant throughout the 30-minute interview.
|
|
The actress is nonchalant about her success and glamorous Hollywood ties.
|
|
It's like nonchalant advertising because it doesn't look like an ad.
|
|
Kourtney Kardashian, often the nonchalant, deadpanning sister, is having a moment.
|
|
Cats, for example, may seem nonchalant a lot of the time.
|
|
Mr. Nojay was, he added, "kind of nonchalant" about the matter.
|
|
Russian President, Vladimir Putin appears to be nonchalant about the atrocities.
|
|
When her voice appears, it's firm, implacable, wry and nonchalant, demanding.
|
|
If that seems a little nonchalant, it's a well-earned attitude.
|
|
Add the fact that she's completely nonchalant about being a cannibal?
|
|
Also, she seems a little too nonchalant about being tortured, no?
|
|
"One coyote might walk into a colony relatively nonchalant," Slobodchikoff explains.
|
|
My light-bulb moment among the parked buses was equally nonchalant.
|
|
Bush let that story, and even that nonchalant "whatever" comment, slide.
|
|
But I have to channel my inner New Yorker—cool and nonchalant.
|
|
I asked Epson for comment and they were nonchalant about the placement.
|
|
"The thing about monkeys is, they're pretty nonchalant about everything," he says.
|
|
His nontraditional and nonchalant comments sow confusion and concern around the world.
|
|
Even security officials sounded nonchalant, as if surprised by the world's anxiety.
|
|
From Jim Carrey's physically goofy performances to Bill Murray's dry, nonchalant wit.
|
|
The talks would come later, casual and nonchalant, conversations instead of lectures.
|
|
The pose was a nonchalant boast, a fiery challenge, a defiant declaration.
|
|
Her nonchalant response to violence is so instinctive it is almost impressive.
|
|
Ryanair was unrepentant over the ads, but it can't afford to be nonchalant.
|
|
He's called lazy, arrogant, overly nonchalant, and his character is brought into question.
|
|
He took one look, totally nonchalant, and said, 'Looks great, we'll take it.
|
|
Trump has publicly remained nonchalant about the notion of a Democratic-controlled House.
|
|
Noname has invented herself as a nonchalant counterbalance to mass-market hip-hop.
|
|
We remained nonchalant, casual even, Didn't try to hard with the eye contact.
|
|
But the most unspeakable aspect of this calamity is the government's nonchalant response.
|
|
"Before the injury, Sloane was nonchalant and blasé with body language," Evert said.
|
|
Mr. Mashburn was nonchalant when he met with committee staff in late March.
|
|
He took advantage of me just being fairly nonchalant about fielding a grounder.
|
|
"He was like emotionless, very nonchalant, from what I saw," Mr. Arredondo said.
|
|
I would act nonchalant and just express my opinion, and people believed me.
|
|
Never have I seen such a nonchalant image of a woman passing gas.
|
|
He alternates between scenes of a family dinner and scenes of nonchalant butchery.
|
|
To create a "nonchalant" look, Koken suggests first working texturizing spray through dry hair.
|
|
Source: Kurtis Productions Mark Hotton walks down the street carrying a bag, utterly nonchalant.
|
|
The pig was totally nonchalant about the whole thing — was not concerned at all.
|
|
" Stewart said part of her director's nonchalant attitude was cultural: "They're very f—— French.
|
|
Government agencies and private industry giants haven't always been so nonchalant about getting hacked.
|
|
The cat appears to be super nonchalant about the whole thing—and why not?
|
|
His nonchalant response to that furore made him the bête noire of Wall Street.
|
|
The stakes may be steep, but the characters can seem more nonchalant than nervous.
|
|
She leans in to sniff me and offers a nonchalant shrug, "Yeah," she says.
|
|
I mean, she was so nonchalant about money in the first place, you know?
|
|
More likely, it was an accident, and she's right to be nonchalant about it.
|
|
He's playing the bass with his band, L'Enfance Nue, and looking more nonchalant than ever.
|
|
Winslow's nonchalant acceptance of the scene reveals that in Gilead, this is normal and expected.
|
|
"It was a little unnerving that he was being so nonchalant about it," Davis said.
|
|
Meanwhile, I can pretend I'm ignoring the whole thing and look all nonchalant and cool.
|
|
The clip features one nonchalant man with a very straightforward approach to water park amusements.
|
|
I tried to look nonchalant, as if I always walked through snow in ballet slippers.
|
|
Maybe that's why everyone else in the film seems so nonchalant about the whole thing.
|
|
On the Michael Kay show, Dolan emphasized that he'd never meddle with his nonchalant president.
|
|
However, Silva has been his typical nonchalant self in the lead-up to the bout.
|
|
The patient herself seems nonchalant, but somehow, we're left with the feeling that it definitely did.
|
|
He spoke of catastrophic amnesia in the nonchalant way another person might speak of seasonal allergies.
|
|
I thought we were nonchalant in some of our breakouts, we could have been more direct.
|
|
No doubt, this has contributed a lot to the general public's nonchalant observance of Memorial Day.
|
|
While she's nonchalant, her specific repetitive movements give intriguing hints about the rituals of the future.
|
|
Our nonchalant attitude towards people suffering from addiction is just as detrimental as the drugs themselves.
|
|
Instead, they seemed practically nonchalant as Guus Hiddink's men thumped four goals past them this Saturday.
|
|
"We failed the audit," Deputy Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan told reporters with a curiously nonchalant air.
|
|
Instead, she's talking to Helen, who is rather nonchalant about sending her ex to the hospital.
|
|
But she seemed surprisingly nonchalant about breaking a career record that had stood for two decades.
|
|
Rather than ask about your child's future goals in a nonchalant way, take the task seriously.
|
|
Their soft-shoe was recklessly slow, a nonchalant tightrope walk of graceful control and rhythmic exactitude.
|
|
I'll admit it: I often tweet in all lowercase because I want to seem chill and nonchalant.
|
|
Having seen the film, I think its nonchalant posture toward it is the best thing about it.
|
|
Honestly, if I was studying global temperatures, I'd probably be nonchalant about it too by now.[NASA]
|
|
He's very nonchalant about the whole thing and isn't interested in any of the hoopla, she said.
|
|
And in a failed effort to look casual, they'll quietly raise one hand in a nonchalant wave.
|
|
His character is a nonchalant Lucifer and, as it happens, the strongest reason to see this movie.
|
|
There have been others who have tended to mimic the President's upbeat, nonchalant tone on coronavirus. Gov.
|
|
Comey is quoted extensively in the IG's report and appears nonchalant in his disregard for such rules.
|
|
Most of the actors are capable, and the show deftly mixes emotional extremity with speedy, nonchalant storytelling.
|
|
"What I saw in their report appeared to be a pattern of maybe nonchalant behavior," Anderson said.
|
|
And in the terrible minutes of video that followed, he proved to be a nonchalant, unrepentant killer.
|
|
I think you could work on your walk though—it's pretty slow and nonchalant, and quite unattractive.
|
|
The video uses a sitcom-style laughter track to highlight the family's nonchalant attitude towards rape and consent.
|
|
Rory seems to be remembering, too, and is pushing back on Logan's nonchalant way of telling her this.
|
|
His wife told him he was overreacting, and he told her she was being too nonchalant, said Gresko.
|
|
Camille recalls the traumatic story to Richard with a nonchalant air, not identifying herself as the central subject.
|
|
That nonchalant, possibly problematic answer aside, Guyon is making good on his promise to make Schiaparelli great again.
|
|
Years later, Richardson explained later that despite her nonchalant nature on television, the criticism was tough to handle.
|
|
Though it's incredibly bloody, Zombieland feels appealingly low-stakes, in large part because the hero is so nonchalant.
|
|
Based on her nonchalant reaction to the good, clean, wet fun ... we'd guess she's producing and not judging.
|
|
We tried to act nonchalant, but our eyes kept straying toward what appeared to be a new phone.
|
|
Once inside, that nervous energy began to dissipate, due in part to how nonchalant the whole thing felt.
|
|
All Americans should be concerned about President-elect Donald J. Trump's nonchalant attitude towards nuclear proliferation, and development.
|
|
Its distinctive shape suggests a nonchalant formality, and pairing it with a silky pajama shirt emphasizes the effect.
|
|
His public persona is serious and somewhat nonchalant, especially when compared with the frenzied adulation that surrounds him.
|
|
A young, nonchalant, neurotic Fattal speaks to a camera recorder on matters of love, art, and philosophical pursuits.
|
|
Mr. Dimitrov cut a sleek profile, wearing a black leather jacket and a nonchalant smudge of kohl eyeliner.
|
|
The security itself isn't going to change, Chrome will just be a little more nonchalant about calling it out.
|
|
The son's attitude and his demeanor was nonchalant, like he had made it into something that should be glorified.
|
|
Rival Kurdish and Arab forces are converging on the province, and its often nonchalant people say they are scared.
|
|
How can characters like Jay and Goose be so nonchalant about the imprisonment and enslavement of a fellow bird?
|
|
They look cool but nonchalant, and let's be honest, when you're in band, the cachet of cool is key.
|
|
You always want to be doing something with your hands so as to seem nonchalant and devil-may-care.
|
|
It included Madame X straps, skirts draped thigh-high, and plunging necklines that felt nonchalant rather than erotically commanding.
|
|
"Folk music," he wittily captioned it, making sure to leave the capital 'M' off music to seem more nonchalant.
|
|
But it's a widespread problem that can be largely attributed to Twitter's nonchalant, "laissez-faire" approach to account security.
|
|
They remind me of the Levi's Twisted Jeans that I so desperately wanted as a teenager: nonchalant and cool.
|
|
At the next time out, Steve Kerr politely informed Green that the NBA isn't a place for nonchalant jogging.
|
|
Century-old concrete gray-scapes are still trusted out of convenience, a nonchalant wager that they will endure forever.
|
|
She said residents had a more nonchalant attitude about things, not tending to get too uptight about weather events.
|
|
" All the while, remaining thematically contradictory—employing a nonchalant, impassive approach to romance with songs like "Press it up.
|
|
Two games later a nonchalant drop shot, one of the favorite tricks in his locker, gave him first blood.
|
|
One instructs the device to add a number of i's to her Hiiiiiiiiii to strike the right nonchalant tone.
|
|
In fact, sometimes companies appear to be completely nonchalant to what a currency is supposed to do to prices.
|
|
" Mr. Coles gave Mr. Tune one of the best pieces of advice one dancer could give another: "Be more nonchalant.
|
|
Residents of the predominantly Kurdish north-west are upset with the government's nonchalant response to a devastating earthquake in November.
|
|
Jennifer Aniston is the latest cover celebrity, gracing the front of InStyle's September issue looking, as she does, thoroughly nonchalant.
|
|
She was really nonchalant about the whole thing, but I could tell she was nervous once she was up there.
|
|
His nonchalant reaction makes him the most calm dude with a hole in his chest on the whole damn planet.
|
|
A nice little arrangement, while Beal's chorus "Side, side, side, side Bitch issues" is set to a nonchalant, whistlable tune.
|
|
While Nguyen was nonchalant about his debt during college, the reality of his situation hit him after graduating in 2010.
|
|
But he also gave a nonchalant response to South Korea's vow to challenge the latest U.S. tariffs at the WTO.
|
|
"One Two" stands out, a smart piece of autobiography that sacrifices none of its snarl to Cypress Moreno's nonchalant beat.
|
|
Men who did body hacking and rode motorcycles and owned guns and were nonchalant about germs and infection and injury.
|
|
That's because the cool person has found his or her own unique and authentic way of living with nonchalant intensity.
|
|
Muscular drumming and distorted, suspended harmonies offset the almost nonchalant lucidity of Mr. Endsley's trumpet and Ben Wendel's tenor saxophone.
|
|
And the actor feels pretty confident that the showrunners will approach Jesus' sexual orientation with the same nonchalant attitude as Kirkman.
|
|
UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: It would be nice, but we can&apost going into it being nonchalant thinking it is really going happen.
|
|
A tenacious athlete with a voice like an electric guitar, she has the nonchalant self-assurance of someone used to winning.
|
|
And clearly, we weren't the only ones who took notice of the actress's nonchalant new do, Cindy Crawford did as well.
|
|
The one who comes with great work experience, has a flashy attitude, and exhibits a nonchalant cool that shows immense promise.
|
|
The newly Instagram-official couple went out for a stroll around Los Angeles on Thursday afternoon wearing some appropriately nonchalant ensembles.
|
|
Mystikal was chatty and nonchalant as cameras followed him into a sheriff's station to turn himself in on a rape charge.
|
|
He seemed nonchalant, with no bulletproof vest, no helmet, no M-21966 or grenade launcher, just the radio on his back.
|
|
And really, the way they all talk about suicide and/or the act of leaving everything behind is exactly this nonchalant.
|
|
Mr. van der Voort was nonchalant on the stripe, though his face grew redder and sweatier as the match wore on.
|
|
J.C. A confidently nonchalant house beat and jazzy keyboard chords are familiar ingredients for Disclosure, in its first single since 2016.
|
|
He texts and says he's close so I head down, AirPods in so I look nonchalant and casual, and greet him.
|
|
"It was a pretty nonchalant request and the indication was it was no big deal to the suspect," Clay County Sgt.
|
|
Gabrielle's mother (Brigitte Roüan) arranges for her to marry a Catalan laborer (Alex Brendemühl), who is bizarrely nonchalant about the deal.
|
|
When all the racial partitions and social segregations were fully explained, I took a deep breath and tried to sound nonchalant.
|
|
Appearing smug and faintly nonchalant in the film stills, Bright's piece reshapes narrative and gender dynamics with the smallest of incisions.
|
|
And director David Leitch is a little too nonchalant about the gigantic pile of corpses his heroine leaves in her wake.
|
|
One is to imbue a shadowy side into an otherwise crisp, nonchalant aesthetic that combines photography, text, neon, and video installation.
|
|
When "Gone With the Wind" came out in 1939, there was very little criticism about its nonchalant, at best, approach to slavery.
|
|
"At this point I'm desensitized to it," Parker said of his gut reaction to the nonchalant way some people mention Murder Kroger.
|
|
Watching along the sidelines were children and families – and some nonchalant dogs who lay in the field under the arrow's flight path.
|
|
Plus, there's the fact that she arrived in a '65 Mustang and she seems to be pretty nonchalant about this whole affair.
|
|
The ex was supremely offended by my nonchalant post-crawfish behavior, as if I had violated some kind of seafood samurai code.
|
|
The English idea of the nonchalant gentleman-amateur—Harold Macmillan calmly reading Jane Austen, and so on—had always presupposed such hinterlands.
|
|
I'm very easygoing, and very nonchalant, it looks like, when I'm out there — I've got a little strut, and I like that.
|
|
Jules himself, trying to appear nonchalant, stood watch, fervently hoping that his society friends would not choose that moment to walk past.
|
|
"He was very nonchalant, and kind of out of it," Sergeant Shaun Hampton of the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department said after the discovery.
|
|
From there, the melody leaps to a group of prostitutes, then to my personal favorite — a nonchalant pimp in a lime-green suit.
|
|
When Ben Affleck's Bruce Wayne suggests resurrecting him around the midpoint of the movie, it's such an incredibly off-the-cuff, nonchalant suggestion.
|
|
But while the two might have sounded nonchalant on stage about the issue, it's clearly a sensitive subject for both Parity and Polkadot.
|
|
In forums, all the imagery—successful attempts, glitches, source material—was interspersed with nonchalant commentary critiquing the results and troubleshooting one anothers' processes.
|
|
That has not changed, he said, despite watching Mr. Roof's nonchalant and largely remorseless admission to plotting the assault to foment racial strife.
|
|
This aplomb can be seen clearly in her "Newlyweds on Holiday" (2016), which depicts two black men facing the viewer with nonchalant swagger.
|
|
" In 49 minutes, Wes manages to be equal parts nonchalant on songs like "Fuck Everybody" while tirelessly creating an unearthing energy on "Kyrie.
|
|
But the nonchalant reaction from the vast majority of Mr. Trump's party only reinforced to many Democratic activists that impeachment would be fruitless.
|
|
Though "fingering" is a term that I don't like because it seems very, I don't know, nonchalant, I guess, or kind of belittling.
|
|
It was not the first time someone has walked out of an art gallery or show having carried out a remarkably nonchalant theft.
|
|
Trump, however, who has always been nonchalant about government shutdowns, is now presiding over what happens when parties collide and refuse to budge.
|
|
Just the right swaying rhythm, the correctly nonchalant vocal take, and, most important of all, the most sun-dappled melody you can think of.
|
|
Others are more nonchalant about their questing, using Mr Fenn's poem more as a way to give their outdoor exploits a sense of purpose.
|
|
She would get back at the editor for his nonchalant remark many years later, when she'd report it in The Year of Magical Thinking.
|
|
"We've put the work into the products, so that they can be added on in a nonchalant way that simplifies your life," Greville says.
|
|
The OTA audit comes as tax scams are on the rise, yet Americans are surprisingly nonchalant about whether they can become victims of fraud.
|
|
So while I may never be nonchalant about other people's puke, at least I won't be blacked out somewhere, completely consumed by the fear.
|
|
It's very hard for women to speak out, especially in these reported cases against Donald Trump, who reacts in a nonchalant and vicious manner.
|
|
Like many, Mark King's nonchalant attitude towards sex had come to a halt when the HIV epidemic hit the gay community in the USA.
|
|
We told the Australian comedian at LAX about Kim's Paris ordeal and his surprisingly nonchalant response was ... oh yeah, that happened to me once.
|
|
Some residents said the history-making nature of the election was energizing while others seemed nonchalant, perhaps partly because Chicago has seen similar milestones.
|
|
Curiously, this may not even be the first time that a C.I.A. official's identity has been revealed in Brazil in such a nonchalant way.
|
|
Silva tried his usual trick of nonchalant head movement, but Weidman's punches were landing, and eventually he caught Silva flush and knocked him out cold.
|
|
But the same wasn't true of their egos: The hunt is not a pissing contest, and the men were humble and nonchalant in their victory.
|
|
Though not Jewish, Adam Armoush was once one of the nonchalant when it came to what it means to be Jewish in the 21st century.
|
|
" Instead of covering his tracks, Barriss tweeted out a nonchalant admission of what he had done: "That kid's house I swatted is on the news.
|
|
In April, a police officer spotted Caruso "trying to be nonchalant" about filming up a teenage girl's dress on a subway platform, the paper reported.
|
|
Between their nonchalant demeanors and their no-fuss beauty routines, French women have a certain je ne sais quoi that we're constantly trying to replicate.
|
|
In a clip posted by France2503, Macron somehow manages to appear completely nonchalant about this whole thing: Uh, does this remind anyone else of something?
|
|
Her husband looked equally nonchalant for their jaunt around town, wearing a light blue button down, black slim fit trousers, and his signature black shades.
|
|
However, in the tenth grade, she was stoked for football games, all of which was shared with the familiar, blatantly nonchalant tone of a teen.
|
|
Seemingly nonchalant bossa nova lyrics are full of the particularly Brazilian quality summed up by the Portuguese word "saudade," which mingles yearning, sadness and memory.
|
|
It may be cold, and signified by a nonchalant video game gauge, but at least our protagonist in For Honor seems to possess a heart.
|
|
In the end it was also important in the acting and portrayal of the character for her to be nonchalant about it and very effortless.
|
|
"I think that a lot of people want there to be a Toronto sound," asserts Matthew Progress in his coolly gruff, yet nonchalant near-whisper.
|
|
"I think it's just Kylie and Tyga," said another, trying to sound nonchalant but unable to keep the edge of excitement out of his voice.
|
|
Add one of Hayward's signature rolled mini shoppers to a pencil skirt and fitted sweater to give a tailored look just the right nonchalant slouch.
|
|
If he seems nonchalant in the spotlight, it might be partly because he arrived in New York more than 20 years ago already somewhat prepared.
|
|
He searched Juul's website to find a local store that sold it, and ordered an Uber to get there, mumbling a nonchalant excuse to relatives.
|
|
"Postcards From the Edge" was Ms. Fisher's roman à clef that portrayed Ms. Reynolds as a kind of nonchalant, casually narcissistic gorgon of a mother.
|
|
For larger, more well-established galleries with big-name artists on their rosters, there is a nonchalant air to their booths — they know the drill.
|
|
Police chief saw a pattern of 'nonchalant behavior' A staff supervisor had asked the four teenagers to clean inside the facility after the 9 p.m.
|
|
In a 1997 interview with The Associated Press for the 50th anniversary of "Mary Kay and Johnny," Ms. Stearns was nonchalant about her pioneering work.
|
|
Omarosa was pretty nonchalant about it, because she claims the Prez held "private meetings" about Acosta back when she was still in the White House.
|
|
Over the course of the show, they stretched out the "reports" in a nonchalant manner, mingling them with call-in segments and other (presumably real) news.
|
|
For future seasons, he plans to introduce cottons and silks, but the range will continue to be unisex — though he is typically nonchalant about that decision.
|
|
" And just when it seems that the star might break down further, Telenovela-style, she poses with a nonchalant expression and declares, "'Wannabe,' ladies and gentlemen.
|
|
In one of the film's more heartbreaking moments—presented in a nonchalant fashion, like so much of the film—someone asks Star what her dream is.
|
|
We took our drinks over to the pool table and played a few nonchalant games while watching the odd blend of dart-throwing and sensual dancing.
|
|
Jeffers paints Fausto and the objects of his desire with the nonchalant finesse he is known for and in the richly saturated colors he generally favors.
|
|
She has survived sexual and domestic assault, which she describes in her memoir with the type of nonchalant restraint that is born out of trauma's normalization.
|
|
He feels that many French style icons carry themselves with a nonchalant air to such great effect because they have solid manners to fall back on.
|
|
Installed here in nonchalant fashion are the early, intimate, sound sculptures of Rolf Julius, a notable, minimalist, German sound-sculpture artist who passed away in 33.
|
|
In a word, being effortless really means I am competitive as hell about my skill set, but I am also cool and nonchalant, can't you tell?
|
|
They both project a tightly structured machismo air and thus have much less charm than "La Noce," which has a nonchalant, silky, falling feel to it.
|
|
He walks with a casual, leonine grace; as much as I've ever seen anyone saunter, I would say YG saunters, his demeanor nonchalant but fully present.
|
|
Many chefs have heard of it, but the casual seafood restaurants and relaxed sushi bars of Italy's north seem nonchalant towards the idea when I mention it.
|
|
Alex Honnold is f-ing incredible ... the guy who completed the first free solo climb of El Capitan is humble and almost nonchalant about his superhuman feat.
|
|
Defiance against the news media and an image of nonchalant immunity to its usual attacks against Republicans is another quality of Trump's the GOP needs to learn.
|
|
Her charismatically nonchalant brushstrokes contour moody sections of paint that cohere into low-contrast compositions in which figure and ground incorporate shades of coffee, tan, and brown.
|
|
And, one other customer posted a tweet thread about the issue, saying they spoke to a supervisor about the issue who gave a "nonchalant" response, she wrote.
|
|
Beyond that, I wonder if people have a nonchalant attitude when it comes to their personal security because it seems so inevitable that you'll be at risk.
|
|
The cats themselves were nonchalant about the study, with owners stating they either weren't bothered by the pet tags at all, or quickly got used to them.
|
|
"I told him, 'You dropped my baby' and he made it nonchalant and said it was an 'almost fall,' until I showed him the video," Derrick explains.
|
|
I was surprised by her lack of surprise, and similarly, by the nonchalant reactions from my father and the rest of my family when I told them.
|
|
The nonchalant dismissal of the condom today flies in the face of the very culture of sexual health that gay men and lesbians constructed in the 1980s.
|
|
A friend pulls out a bottle before dinner, nonchalant in her ritual even as I wonder if social protocol demands that I ask for a solidarity squirt.
|
|
Google's nonchalant email alerting users doesn't provide any details on how many people were affected, nor the amount of individual videos that were distributed incorrectly per account.
|
|
Its simplicity is what makes it special, and its nonchalant skew away from dialogic sequences allows it to evoke this emotion in other, more primally sensory ways.
|
|
The president's optimistic, even nonchalant attitude melted away this week in a series of sudden developments as he crisscrossed meetings at the United Nations in New York.
|
|
In fact, its whole product enables people to feel "glamorous" and "manifested" yet nonchalant in ways going to a sweaty gym or using a personal trainer can't.
|
|
If the country continues to be nonchalant about the deficit, there is at least some chance that at some future point, debt service costs will spike unexpectedly.
|
|
We're wasting our time and missing real opportunities because we'd rather use an easy dating app than something far more useful that requires more than a nonchalant swipe.
|
|
Party girls make their way onto the show, sometimes stealing it, as Lace Morris did on Ben Higgins' season, but none are as nonchalant as Kennedy's delicious mess.
|
|
When asked what they thought about recounting votes from the Iowa Caucus—an increasingly contentious issue for the two candidates' supporters—both candidates were nonchalant, if not dismissive.
|
|
The episode opens with an army of petrified soldiers effectively preparing for their death (and, ironically, their battle with death) while being greeted by a totally nonchalant Melisandre.
|
|
Panicking, I quickly tried to think of some appropriate text slang to send in reply, and settled on a nonchalant "yh x" (didn't want to appear too excited).
|
|
But what they don't realize is that for a long time I looked that way because photographers on set would direct me to look 'bored' or 'very nonchalant.
|
|
But the ambitious food that Traver (who worked at the Modern and at Café Boulud) and Kuester (who has cooked at Aquavit) are making belies L'Accolade's nonchalant atmosphere.
|
|
She said they were pretty "nonchalant" about the challenge because they never expected to be chosen, but their excitement kicked in when they found out they were competing.
|
|
The 38-year-old Curbelo, first elected to Congress in 2014, is unusually nonchalant about this criticism and the potential for it to ultimately boot him from Washington.
|
|
On the other hand, people whose parents were nonchalant about spending and saving tend to pick up those habits, too, at least for a part of their lives.
|
|
In his tweets and in his postelection interview with The Times, Mr. Trump has been nonchalant about the tangled web of conflicts his businesses will bring his presidency.
|
|
Reuters reported that while protests filled airports where travelers were being held, many other people around the country were nonchalant about the order and puzzled by the protests.
|
|
There's barely any guitar to speak of, and at the chorus, rather than belt or soar, she bobs and weaves, repeating the title phrase like a nonchalant taunt.
|
|
But critics say that the local authorities are unprepared for the chaos an artillery attack would cause and that the public is nonchalant about the prospect of war.
|
|
Her hair was equally nonchalant, pulled back into a loose french braid with a few stray tendrils framing her face, and her makeup was kept equally simple and natural.
|
|
" A couple weeks later Zane Lowe premiered the misleadingly nonchalant "Gonna Die Alone" on Beats 1 and two days after that came the furious, decomposing electrics of "Born Brown.
|
|
In another campaign image, the ladies pose in front of a rooftop pool overlooking L.A. as the 5-year-old gives her best nonchalant hair flip to the camera.
|
|
Anh wanted to feel like they did, but after a day of overwhelming emotions — crying followed by anger for shedding tears (a sign of weakness) — she settled for nonchalant.
|
|
But there's also a deep sense of numbness and fatalism here that manifests in the nonchalant ways people talk about other violent encounters involving law enforcement and Native Americans.
|
|
" 'I tend to be right' Presented with a litany of other falsehoods and mischaracterizations, Trump offered this nonchalant rebuttal to his critics: "What am I going to tell you?
|
|
Akin to the strange picture of "gone fishing" skeletons surrounded by waterlife, Platz shares how the nonchalant attitude of the paintings' characters reflect a growing comfort with ecological destruction.
|
|
In another campaign image, the ladies pose on front of a rooftop pool overlooking L.A. as the five-year-old gives her best nonchalant hair flip to the camera.
|
|
The chefs, Ben Traver, who worked at the Modern and at Café Boulud, and Nate Kuester, who has cooked at Aquavit, make ambitious food that belies L'Accolade's nonchalant atmosphere.
|
|
J.P. Soulive's brand of crackling funk can be casually irresistible: It's in the nonchalant, flick-of-the-wrist percussiveness, and the way its grooves linger tantalizingly close to liftoff.
|
|
It turned out that we were right in being nonchalant, but that does not diminish the seriousness of the matter or belittle the reaction of those who responded differently.
|
|
But despite his sometimes odd styling tendencies, Timo (a nickname given to him by Haider Ackermann) always manages to make even the most outlandish of fashion choices seem nonchalant.
|
|
Mr. Vixay had been so nonchalant in his trafficking business that he used commercial courier services to send rhino horns and ivory tusks directly to his company's office in Laos.
|
|
The eyebrow raise and nonchalant smirk gives the appearance that I don't care about my appearance and that I didn't retake this five or 10 times — even though they did.
|
|
The ad hoc nature of the enemy, seemingly recruited from chat rooms, message boards, and internet forums may be one reason for the somewhat nonchalant response to the impending threat.
|
|
But Cruise took things a step further: "Normally in underwater sequences, people hold their breath for 10 seconds, 15 seconds max," a nonchalant Cruise explained on the film's DVD extras.
|
|
"Some of the sellers don't understand what the internet is," said Koumato with a nonchalant shrug, walking through the group's small office, located in a residential area of the city.
|
|
Near the very end of the The Big Lebowski, the titular lead character, a disarmingly nonchalant stoner who goes by the nickname "the Dude" (Jeff Bridges), reveals his personal credo.
|
|
O'Rourke's nonchalant quip that his wife cares for the couple's three children "sometimes with my help" irked a number of the former Texas congressman's critics, who saw it as belittling.
|
|
I've attended F45 classes in the Venice studio and saw George's face and form onscreen, modeling perfect burpees, effortless squats, and nonchalant hammer swings, before I met him in person.
|
|
There's a limited niche for its use, but if there are aspirational figures in the field of witty repartee, the nonchalant master of the APERÇU must be one of them.
|
|
In its own deceptively nonchalant way, the group has been defying the hard-edge, quantized norms of digital pop and hip-hop; it prefers insinuation and seduction to brittle transparency.
|
|
The best part, by far, was Lawless's reaction: a nonchalant, over-the-shoulder bat flip, as if he had reached the upper deck and had done it many times before.
|
|
What surprised me most about these conversations was not that my friends were cheating, but that many of them were so nonchalant in the way they described their extramarital adventures.
|
|
That regulation is the primary one Musk may have violated with his nonchalant tweet that he was thinking about taking the company private and had "funding secured," securities lawyers say.
|
|
Johnson, whose shock of blonde hair and nonchalant exploitation of power are almost as iconic as they are unkempt, pushed energetically for Britain to leave the European Union in 2016.
|
|
Now, Blazé (a portmanteau that evokes both the garment and nonchalant French glamour) has an international cult of gamine followers, like Tania de Rothschild, Charlotte Casiraghi and Caroline de Maigret.
|
|
Hell, T-Mobile is so nonchalant about 5G that just recently, that instead of attending Qualcomm's tech summit, T-Mobile CEO John Legere just released a cookbook for slower cooker recipes.
|
|
So while it's not "surprising" to see the EPA turn away from supporting businesses making steps to reduce their carbon footprint, the brazenly nonchalant nature of the spokesperson's quote is disturbing.
|
|
But Trump's nonchalant language about how easy it is win a trade war and his single-minded fixation on trade deficits suggests he might be underestimating the costs of his strategy.
|
|
At the other end, a group of men who spotted hits and collected the arrows, were even more nonchalant – seemingly unperturbed by the threat of being struck by a speeding missile.
|
|
"The F.D.A. has appeared to be somewhat nonchalant in their approach to the opioid epidemic," said Dr. Carl R. Sullivan III, the director of the addictions program at West Virginia University.
|
|
Portia de Rossi claims Steven Seagal put her on the casting couch in his office during an audition -- and she's also blasting her then-agent for a callous and nonchalant reaction.
|
|
Hear the music and you understand why: At 54, Ms. Vaughan is in luxurious, imposing form, working with the nonchalant conviction that any possibility in a song is within her reach.
|
|
While she excelled in her profession, Jessie's nonchalant attitude towards cattle ownership eventually brought her to the attention of the police, who were under enormous pressure to put her behind bars.
|
|
His passing was sloppy, his shots were frequently blocked and never troubled Venezuela goalkeeper Wuilker Farinez, and he rarely managed to beat defenders as he usually does with such nonchalant ease.
|
|
Yes. It got even more bizarre when a Taylor Swift stan account made a powerful series of tweets and delivered them with such a nonchalant cadence that made everyone deeply curious.
|
|
Ai Weiwei deliberately lets a priceless vase smash to smithereens in "Dropping a Han Dynasty Urn" (1995), his nonchalant gaze making the viewer complicit in this pointed act of cultural destruction.
|
|
The part also requires a lot of physical comedy, and Dennison's timing is preternaturally perfect, with slapstick precision for maximum chuckles — though his nonchalant affection for Hec tugs at heartstrings, too.
|
|
" Marshall's reaction to such demagogy was nonchalant: "If I have to explain at this point that I am not a traitor to the United States I hardly think it's worth it.
|
|
The encounter takes place in the subterranean ambience of a production by Jam City with wavery bass tones, chattery percussion and countless layers of Kelela's nonchalant voice ricocheting through the haze.
|
|
NEWS ANALYSIS The country is venting frustration with Prime Minister Scott Morrison over what many view as a nonchalant response to the disastrous blazes and his unwavering dismissal of climate change.
|
|
But that's how it is in "Quicksilver Time," which is what the Apocalypse filmmakers call the super slo-mo, awesomely nonchalant way that Peter Maximoff (Peters) goes about his heroic business.
|
|
In IRC role-plays and WoW forums, partners who are vocal about their in-world sex lives, though they don't want to give their real names, seem pretty nonchalant about their relationships.
|
|
He had just helped deliver the first championship in Nationals history, and the team's general manager, Mike Rizzo, said Rendon looked as nonchalant as he would in an exhibition game in March.
|
|
The interviewer (after congratulating her on raising her three children), paints a cozy picture of a nonchalant Kerrigan at home with her family after a week at the national figure skating competition.
|
|
For all of JFK's nonchalant charm, Hill reveals he was greatly concerned about Jackie's public image and became surprisingly controlling in how she'd be photographed on a trip to Italy in 1962.
|
|
Some performers were nonchalant about losing their musical stage, saying they would just go elsewhere in the city, like the bustling harborside promenade in Tsim Sha Tsui that is popular with tourists.
|
|
In the video recorded early on Wednesday, March 22, 2017, a calm, almost nonchalant-sounding Mr. Jackson spoke freely about what he said he had done about a day before, and why.
|
|
It is fashionable today to predict doom with a nonchalant sort of nihilism, but behaving as though the apocalypse is inevitable negates the work of so many people trying to prevent it.
|
|
Still, Centineo manages to be relatively nonchalant when describing his rise to fame: "Somehow I made it onto a show and then another show and now I'm doing my thing," he says.
|
|
In the un-captioned image, Zayn stares straight into the camera, wearing a red t-shirt, his black hair zhushed to nonchalant perfection, and sporing a very telling total lack of facial hair.
|
|
Of course, the way the opportunity arises is, in Broad City fashion, not so nonchalant: Abbi falls and hits her face at a fancy art world party and winds up in the hospital.
|
|
Happy early Father's Day to the nonchalant superhuman seated in row G. Making an outfielder's job look easy, this dad attending a Phillies/Blue Jays game made an outstanding catch on expert difficulty.
|
|
Over these past few months I've spoken to some people who were so nonchalant about the certainty of arrest that they spoke of it as though it were only a matter of time.
|
|
At once deft and slurry, jocular and nonchalant, her playing is a jargon-free mix of influences: Jason Moran, Thelonious Monk and Chick Corea all slip briefly into view, then are chased away.
|
|
Their strong form in the qualifying campaign seemed like a distant past, and talismanic striker Robert Lewandowski summed it up with his nonchalant comments after the defeat to Los Cafeteros at the Kazan Arena.
|
|
Moskowitz has been involved in various Bay Area bands including Emotional, Teenage Chain, and Healing Potpourri but Froogy's Groovies sees Muzzy stepping out to write and record his own lo-fi and nonchalant pop.
|
|
The creature stayed remarkably calm during the rescue, showing off a nonchalant grin that seems to be quite the subdued reaction for an animal so far from its natural habitat (and extremely chill lifestyle).
|
|
What's hot: Brad Pitt as a nonchalant astronaut who gives off the vibes of a reluctant superhero, a possible parallel to real life, the fictional tech made for the future, and the beautiful cinematography
|
|
In general, Mr. Zambada said, in a nonchalant manner, the cartel's cocaine originated in Colombia and was shipped by fast boats to Cancun, where it was brought ashore by a human chain of haulers.
|
|
As he spoke, another man tried to talk his way through the road-block, only to receive a prod in the chest from a wooden club, followed by a nonchalant whack around the ankles.
|
|
Ritchie was usually nonchalant when talking about his accomplishments, but he admitted that his 1989 run from Land's End to John O'Groats, from the top to the bottom of Britain, had been a challenge.
|
|
Political significance saturates Basquiat's very existence, and he dramatized it with tributes to black cultural heroes and busy excavations, in lettered lore, of African civilizations, but these were always couched in nonchalant, teasing ambiguities.
|
|
The contrast with Mr. Nézet-Séguin — who has been openly gay for his entire professional career and nonchalant enough about it to post a smiling partners' beach selfie on Instagram — is impossible to miss.
|
|
While Ledecka is expected to compete in Wednesday's Alpine downhill race on the same mountain, the first Olympian to ever compete in both sports was nonchalant about the game-changing upset she delivered on Saturday.
|
|
But to be out, to the extent that the official commentators will note (in a positive, nonchalant tone) your girlfriend or fiance in the crowd, as they would any straight athlete, that's a big deal.
|
|
Margaret Atwood's 1985 novel is as visceral as it is personal, sharp and cynical and nonchalant when it tells us that few are as brave under pressure as we all like to think we could be.
|
|
The nonchalant answer may not have been surprising, but was nonetheless a stark admission from the President given Russian efforts to interfere in the 2016 election and frequent warnings about foreign intervention in the 2020 contest.
|
|
I like products you can work and style through your hair in a formulaic fashion, whereas salt spray requires so much ad hoc, nonchalant styling that it makes someone as type-A as me positively twitch.
|
|
The digger's cab is even closer, but its operator, Abdul, is nonchalant about the whole thing, even though I've noticed the digger slip on an oily incline a couple of times in just a few minutes.
|
|
Trump tries to act nonchalant, but it's no secret that a deal with North Korea would amount to a huge political win for an embattled President, who is already fantasizing about winning a Nobel Peace Prize.
|
|
Bizarre twists have very little payoff, and lines meant to be wry and sexy come off charmless and cloying, particularly when every main character is a fashion plate attempting to be all California cool and nonchalant.
|
|
Inside 15 minutes near the open-air pissoirs, I witnessed actual mudslinging, a brief comradely fight, an apparent fainting, some nonchalant, almost stylish puking, and men and women in multiple modes of non-latrine-related undress.
|
|
" Like the rest of the attendees, Tegan seemed pretty nonchalant about the sex element: "Whenever you go to a life drawing class," she said, "it takes a minute to get over the fact that they're naked.
|
|
Clearly, to score a coveted spot on the Victoria's Secret runway you need to not only possess an enviable set of abs and a statuesque frame, but also a really nonchalant attitude towards dirt and grime.
|
|
With his taut, muscular frame, his narrow waist, sturdy forearms and easy athletic grace, Palmer, who died at 87, was in certain ways as notable for nonchalant assurance of his personal style as for his game.
|
|
Dating became the act of a nonchalant swipe with Tinder; booking a hotel became drawing the outline of a bed on HotelTonight; buying clothing or accessing your bank account was done with a press of the thumb.
|
|
And as the handful of gondola-adjacent photo calls from the first few days of this all-star affair have already proven, the actress still has black tie dressing down pat, giving it her signature nonchalant spin.
|
|
Though shaken by the "hate" storm, she says ideas for a new novel have taken root and insisted, with nonchalant charm, that she will quickly forget the years of research and writing that went into "Ksiegi Jakubowe".
|
|
Waiters glide around the space in a uniform of red-and-black blazers that give them the air of nonchalant lion tamers; the outfits are modelled after a favorite jacket of Aisa Shelley, the bar's managing partner.
|
|
There's Wolfgang Sawallisch, all business and precision; Rudolf Kempe, nonchalant, effortless, with the odd smirk; Fritz Rieger, steady and avuncular; and Rafael Kubelik, easily the most brilliant of them all, slightly confused and trying to keep up.
|
|
At the 2005 Venice Biennale, in a piece titled "This Is So Contemporary," participants dressed as security guards leapt around visitors to the German Pavilion chanting, "Ooh, this is so contemporary, contemporary, contemporary!" before resuming nonchalant poses.
|
|
I thought this actually solved pretty fresh, and I have to say, as a nonchalant consumer of both of these media, I hadn't often thought about how often a movie informs a theatrical production and vice versa.
|
|
She uncorked a bottle of Calvados, warmed it in a saucepan and, with a nonchalant gesture, tipped it into the stove's flame, igniting, then holding, a fireball at the end of her arm with barely a flinch.
|
|
Washington is not the first African-American to be numbered among the Seven (Bernie Casey was, in "Guns of the Magnificent Seven"), but, with the nonchalant blaze of his stardom, he's the first to captain the gang.
|
|
" She added, "But if this sort of nonchalant brutality has wounded our spirit in any way I'm here tonight to say it has also galvanized our determination to live with greater depth, with greater tenacity and backbone.
|
|
Similar to aluminum, China's steel exports to the United States are a small percentage of its overall shipments abroad, a factor that allowed Chinese steel mills to appear nonchalant about the threats of action by the Trump administration.
|
|
The "nonchalant" gunman who killed three inside a Denver-area Walmart Wednesday evening, sparking mass panic and an all-night manhunt, was nabbed during a raid on an apartment building just eight miles from the scene, police said.
|
|
Stenberg shared this tidbit with me in the same nonchalant tone they used to describe a normal day at home: watching Netflix, hanging out, and spending time with the person I'm assuming they're in love with — their boyfriend.
|
|
And while the greatest athlete of all time dropped the news in the most nonchalant of ways (screenshot that instantly-iconic picture now before it disappears, friends!), she didn't miss the opportunity to serve a serious fashion moment.
|
|
The progressive mayor could never have been elected to his current office (much less aspired to a higher one) had 25 years of ever-lower crime not made New Yorkers remarkably nonchalant about the need for safe streets.
|
|
As Watts half-heartedly pleaded for his wife and kids to come home, he shuffled awkwardly from side to side and seemed bizarrely nonchalant — almost unconcerned — about the fate of his pregnant wife and their two young daughters.
|
|
SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Wearing dark glasses, a suit and tie and sipping on a soda, the smartly-dressed Chilean standing on a Santiago boulevard looks surprisingly nonchalant about the tumult around him, with riot police chasing down masked protesters.
|
|
With the satirizing "Troïka ou Clochette" (1960), I can think through the timeline of elegiac ideas of industrial splendor, made fun of by the work's nonchalant, jerky, absurd, awkward, dancing movements, which evoke a constantly deferred last gasp.
|
|
While Hamm seemed very nonchalant about this whole thing, we suggest the actor, who stars as a spy in Keeping Up With The Joneses with Wonder Woman herself, Gal Gadot, bring those hero skills to the big screen ASAP.
|
|
Too many winky-winks at past movies, too many one-liners and witty ripostes, too many quick cuts away or long lingering looks for maximum comedic impact, too many nonchalant responses to what should be tense and dire situations.
|
|
She is far readier to pass on what she has learned about love ("I know, it's enough just to make you go crazy, crazy, crazy") to being more nonchalant and of the moment ("Don't worry, baby") than to wallow.
|
|
For When You're Losing It: "Breakdown" (1997) Choice lyric: "Well I guess I'm trying to be nonchalant about it / And I'm going to extremes to prove I'm fine without you / But in reality I'm / Slowly losing my mind" 5.
|
|
And it will not stop Bolt from doing his falsely nonchalant best to hold off old foes like Justin Gatlin and young threats like Trayvon Bromell, who are hungry to chase him down before he sprints into the sunset.
|
|
Just watch: O'Shea was pretty nonchalant about the whole "diving out of an airplane" thing, telling the Advertiser that she "felt pretty normal" during the jump and that "the same young fellas were in the plane" as last time.
|
|
"I hate to make it so nonchalant; a building or two may fall down before they get repaired," Mr. Henley, 34, said as he polished off a black cherry and grape snow cone a couple miles from Camp Lejeune.
|
|
The implication seems to be that the Italian Ministry of Culture was quite nonchalant about pursuing the return of this piece of patrimony, which the Met acquired for $90,000 at a Sotheby's sale in 1989, according to the Times.
|
|
Four-year-old Zeina Dahab acted pretty nonchalant about her first helicopter ride, even though just hours earlier the Coast Guard had saved her and her family after a night spent in their stranded minivan, trapped by floodwaters, near Beaumont.
|
|
FROM PEN: Amandla Stenberg's Best Beauty Lesson Is One We All Need to Follow Yesterday, she debuted a super laid-back outfit to match her nonchalant beauty look, walking around Los Angeles with her sisterKourtney and BFF-turned-Foodgōd Jonathan Cheban.
|
|
A further surprise about this exhibition is that it deals with Israel in a nonchalant way, even as ever-new controversies erupt in the Middle East, and (art) world attention perseverates over the vexing and trenchant problems of Israel/Palestine.
|
|
"The squadron command climate created nonchalant attitudes towards safety and standardization, which contributed to the mishap by fostering an atmosphere where ad hoc, unscheduled flight schedule changes were not properly authorized, planned for, and executed," the Marine Corps investigation read.
|
|
Following Google's nonchalant confirmation of the Pixel 4 (even going as far as lifting the veil on some of its more interesting features), it's strange to see Samsung remaining mum despite seemingly everything about its Note 10 being leaked out.
|
|
In his two decades as owner and manager of Hong Kong's Causeway Bay Books, Lam had honed a carefully nonchalant routine when caught smuggling books into mainland China: apologize, claim ignorance, offer a cigarette to the officers, crack a joke.
|
|
Angry and frightened, Australians have been venting their frustration with Mr. Morrison over what they see as his nonchalant and ineffectual response to the disastrous blazes and his unwavering dismissal of the force that has made them so intense: climate change.
|
|
While I seem to be pretty nonchalant about the debt limit because I assume it will get raised and even if it misses by a few days (I can't imagine any more than that) it shouldn't be a big deal.
|
|
It's not quite a Silent Hill-like horror, though, as the shocks are always balanced by humour, mostly from the mouth of Alex (assuming you choose to play her as fairly nonchalant to the events unfolding around her, as I did).
|
|
Their nonchalant, meaningless lyrics and upbeat riffs were all the long hot nights I'd spent dancing gracelessly around someone's bedroom in my pants, thinking about nothing at all other than what song to play next and where I might have put the lighter.
|
|
The 44-year-old rapper caught the internet by surprise over the weekend posting a nonchalant Instagram photo of himself with two fellow legendary MCs and close friends, Dre and Kendrick Lamar, showing off a bit of new facial hair as well.
|
|
Jasper does a nonchalant lap of the Albert Memorial, rubbing his hands together like a dictator who's just had a really good idea, and comforts himself by imagining himself at home tossing another copy of Posner's A Failure of Capitalism on the hearth.
|
|
Teaming up with accessories label Roger Vivier, Seydoux's six-piece capsule collection consists of platform sandals, ankle boots, trainers, a shoulder bag, a bucket bag, and a backpack, all of which update the brand's legacy with her modern (but quintessentially French) nonchalant aesthetic.
|
|
He's netted comparisons to admitted influences like Earl Sweatshirt and MF Doom with his resonant, monotonal delivery that's at once nonchalant and athletic, as well as with his eloquent diction, arcane vocabulary, and his seemingly effortless ability to stack internal and end rhymes.
|
|
There's little ease as Mr. Whiteside boomerangs from one to the other, but in "Summer," the welcome appearance of Isabella Boylston (The Spirit of the Corn) has a calming effect as she extends her lithe legs and feet with a nonchalant, gracious air.
|
|
It was his first time on an airplane, and even though he tried to be nonchalant about it, he held his breath during takeoff and let it out loud enough after they were finally airborne that his seatmate looked at him sidelong.
|
|
It was his first time on an airplane, and even though he tried to be nonchalant about it, he held his breath during takeoff and let it out loud enough after they were finally airborne that his seatmate looked at him sidelong.
|
|
The prime minister said people also could leave their houses for exercise, either alone or with family members, and he did not close parks in London, which became a symbol of Britain's nonchalant response this weekend when they were thronged with people.
|
|
Only in Paris, will you find such a nonchalant juxtaposition of gastronomy and pornography as the one in the city's Pigalle district, which has become a hipster neighborhood on its side streets but still recalls Times Square circa 1980 along its boulevards.
|
|
You'll find what might be the city's most delicious chicken liver pâté (and what's certainly its most meticulously nonchalant plating) at Chez Ma Tante, a bistro with crisp, twice-fried, British-style chips that come with a whole head of caramelized garlic.
|
|
By evening, he had flown to the swing state of Michigan to a campaign rally where he sought to project a nonchalant attitude and spoke about the economy, the Space Force and a military F-35 plane as the House tallied its votes.
|
|
Described as "rather nonchalant," during his conversation with police, Charlton also revealed that he spent Saturday and Sunday night at his ex-girlfriend's home in Lake Stevens, Washington – a city about 48 miles north of Lyne's home in Renton and 36 miles north of Seattle.
|
|
A newly upgraded C-233M, the big bad belle of the ball, sat nearby, filling up the background, standing on its 28 wheels, holding its T-tail proudly in the air and acting all nonchalant about those four beautifully gargantuan engines hanging off its wings.
|
|
Putting aside, for a second, his triumphant hair and ability to wear multiple ostentatious rings and voice that sounds like the commanding yet nonchalant ghost of anyone who has ever broken a window in the Hyatt Hotel, Harry Styles is just pretty good, isn't he?
|
|
But then she tapped into that nonchalant resilience, the same instinct she must have used to whirl around the world alone, or to save her own life O.D. after O.D. "I need to let go of this stuff," she said, like she really meant it.
|
|
Jerry Media, as the owner of the Fuckjerry account, is able to use its massive 14.2-million followers on Instagram to command high prices for branded posts and consulting gigs, all while still relying on the nonchalant, reposting meme culture from which the account was first born.
|
|
For many, her social media presence is valuable, and she remarks in a grateful yet admirably nonchalant statement that she gets messages from people of all sizes saying she either helped them to love their own body or to treat the bodies of others with more kindness.
|
|
Tottenham Hotspur's 1-0 victory over Arsenal on Saturday had lifted the north London club to within four points of United and Liverpool sliced the gap to two after Roberto Firmino and Mohamed Salah scored in a nonchalant 2-0 win at Southampton in Sunday's late kickoff.
|
|
To this day I'm thankful for the flight attendant's nonchalant charm and grace in the face of Dean's and my mutual mortification; she was either the kindest person who'd ever lived, or an actress on par with Catherine Deneuve, to whom she bore a not slight resemblance.
|
|
If this nonchalant look isn't enough to convince you of the former Disney star's effortless brand of red carpet beauty, according to CoverGirl, the brand ambassador also used six drugstore products to do all of her own makeup for the event, giving new meaning to the phrase multi-talented.
|
|
It was meant to be a grand gesture: In my mind, I was going to ambush him, tell him that I wanted to have sex right-here-right-now-in-this-bathroom, and he'd be so won over by my nonchalant attitude that he'd finally love me back.
|
|
Neither financial markets nor the Treasury Department love the idea of acting totally nonchalant about this until the last minute, but even Democrats who don't want to pick a fight over breaching the debt ceiling probably won't lose sleep over the prospect of some transient stock market turmoil.
|
|
Wayne is not just the hook but the nonchalant centerpiece, busy proving his place as the best rapper alive by making it clear that he can put up hot bars no matter the context: "I make more than I can fit in this quote," he quips at one point.
|
|
I remember trying to pretend to read it as the waiter and the Solicitor stared at me, my empty eyes gliding back and forth in pantomime, and then, when the time came, I tried to appear nonchalant and ordered the exact same thing as my father, my date.
|
|
In a nonchalant statement released by the gallery he writes, "It seems better to me that we should quit while we're ahead," also naming a fear of becoming "entrenched" and of not being able to do better shows in the future as two factors that "go a long way" in explaining his decision.
|
|
"I remember my talent test and I remember being very nonchalant about the whole thing because the same week I had gotten a sitcom pilot for NBC, and I'm such a frustrated comedian that I, of course, wanted to do that pilot," she says, while remembering her first year on the show.
|
|
Fats Domino, the New Orleans rhythm-and-blues singer whose two-fisted boogie-woogie piano and nonchalant vocals, heard on dozens of hits, made him one of the biggest stars of the early rock 'n' roll era, died on Tuesday at his home in Harvey, La., across the Mississippi River from New Orleans.
|
|
The government said over the weekend that it was calling up about 3,000 army reservists, along with aircraft and naval ships — its largest military deployment since World War II. But many Australians are angry over what they see as a nonchalant and ineffectual response to the blazes by Scott Morrison, the prime minister.
|
|
Yoder is also nonchalant about the risks of living in the shadow of IS. She grew up speaking the German dialect known as Pennsylvania Dutch in an Amish community before joining a Mennonite Church, and living in the rubble of a Middle Eastern war is as far from home as it gets.
|
|
Best Verse: Meek MillOverall Grade: B+ Now that I'm hearing Young Dro and Rich Homie Quan on a track together for the first time, it strikes me that they're really kindred spirits from different generations of Atlanta rap, both possessing a nonchalant drawl that almost makes it too easy to overlook how sharp their writing is.
|
|
With her gamine looks and anime eyes, Le Bon introduced herself to Hollywood as what she calls "the joyful, pretty girlfriend" in films by directors such as Lasse Hallstrom and Robert Zemeckis, but it was the nonchalant fizz she brought to the biopic "Yves Saint Laurent," as the designer's muse Victoire Doutreleau, that caught people's attention.
|
|
So when we focus purely on the game at hand, on the field, give me Curt Schilling (society's box: white, privileged, alt-right conservative) to pitch Game 7, Kenny Lofton (society's box: flashy, radical, outspoken black guy) to lead off and Bobby Abreu (society's box: nonchalant, sports-car-driving Latino) to get on base by bat or by walk.
|
|
Bars that resonated with generation after generation of grime fans due to his ability to detail what was on their doorstep in a way they had never heard before; bars that harnessed dark humor, wordplay, and kitchen-sink cultural references; bars all delivered with the nonchalant swagger of someone who knows he's the very best at what he does.
|
|
Whether it is the PLIF or Judicial Watch or Project Veritas, which in the last several election cycles has been able to do undercover work and show that Democrats are nonchalant about it, what it shows you are that these people are more interested in banning plastic straws and 3D guns than they are in illegal aliens from the ballot box.
|
|
If you'd like to re-create this nonchalant response, you can repeat the following steps at home: Clasp your hands in front of youLook down at the floorLook in the opposite direction of the entering second partyStart to kind of casually turn back in their direction You'll be navigating your way out of awkward situations in no time, thanks to Paul.
|
|
On smaller stages, Moses Sumney led the crowd through one of his signature sing-a-longs; St Vincent fucked shit up as she has continued to since last year's Masseducation tour; Fever Ray exploded in a gender-bending dance party; Charlotte Gainsbourg and her band looked bored and nonchalant as hell while pumping out slick disco gloss and an unexpected Kanye cover.
|
|
Van Gundy's effortless, endlessly entertaining charm has garnered the lion's share of his team's expanding media attention; his nonchalant claim that LeBron James won't be called for offensive fouls, mid-game, earned him a $25,000 fine: Stan has also said, in recent days, that it's "a travesty," that his rotund and lustily mustachioed self wasn't included on Sports Illustrated's new "50 Most Fashionable Athletes" list.
|
|
This highly entertaining return of one of the cinema's most enduring giant beasts moves like crazy — the film feels more like 90 minutes than two hours — and achieves an ideal balance between wild action, throwaway humor, genre refreshment and, perhaps most impressively, a nonchalant awareness of its own modest importance in the bigger scheme of things; unlike most modern franchise blockbusters, it doesn't try to pummel you into submission.
|
|
When writing about Prince Rogers Nelson, whose death at 57 seems to have shaken the whole universe to its knees, you becomes aware after a while that you're compiling an inventory of contradictions, all of which he wore with as much nonchalant swagger as the electric-purple, gold-fringed tunics he wore in the mid-'80s, when he was at or very near his peak as a pop star.
|
|
Peppered by skeptical questions from reporters, Mr. Mulvaney was remarkably nonchalant in conceding a central component of the Democratic case for impeachment: that the aid was delayed, in part, because of Mr. Trump's belief in an unfounded conspiracy theory that a Democratic National Committee email server hacked in 2016 may be hidden in Ukraine and could hold data showing that Russia did not interfere in that year's election.
|
|
For 53A, People who share an apartment with a Jordanian royal: You have to know about that particular royal To get QUEEN/NOOR/ROOMMATES And, for 75A, Designer Mizrahi shouts like a cowboy in a nonchalant way: You have to know some fashion and a little western To get ISAAC/COOLLY/YEEHAWS At the end, I marvel that Mr. Gordon was able to construct six examples of this phenomenon (not counting the ones in his notes below).
|
|
For example, that the recipe for saltpeter, a prime ingredient for gunpowder, was bird dung mixed with urine; that the British Army at full strength required 37 tons of food a day; that one-quarter of the Hessian troops stationed in America decided to remain after the war; that the American obsession with Canada reflected the widespread assumption that it was destined to become the 14th state in the Union; that General Howe's alleged American mistress, Betsy Loring, was a blond beauty British troops named "Sultana" for her nonchalant demeanor while drinking Howe under the table.
|
|