Can a bunch of DJs playing one after the other ever be anything other than a succession of DJs playing one after the other?
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One after the other, students approach him with prepared questions.
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He gets almost all of them, one after the other.
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"Thank you so much!" she told one after the other.
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Sentence fragments and mixed metaphors follow one after the other.
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Hurricanes, rolling in one after the other, are swamping cities.
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His neighbors began to disappear, he said, one after the other.
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One after the other, users said their accounts had been hacked.
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There are vacant homes, one after the other after the other.
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On Wednesday, several new bombs were discovered, one after the other.
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I watched them wipe away the tears, one after the other.
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In Bangladesh, fire and safety disasters come one after the other.
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Bones cracked, one after the other, until the rib cage came loose.
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Be happy that your kid is devouring books one after the other.
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I dive into the stream, my feet falling one after the other.
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Side lunge Complete 14 reps of each move one after the other.
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And then one after the other, they break the gothic romance apart.
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One after the other came questions, most of them aimed at Mrs.
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We have developed algorithms to improve this research, one after the other.
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The goals came quickly from the United States, one after the other.
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Right, at various college campuses across the country, one after the other. Exactly.
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They pulled out one after the other to be used as shark bait.
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There's been a lot of hills one after the other, just constant hills.
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Iran's risen and revolting cities are joining the protests, one after the other.
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" Mr. Schreckengost, she said, "would fill entire sketchbooks, just one after the other.
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But as women broke their silence, more came forward, one after the other.
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The main strip through Nice was littered with bodies, one after the other.
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One after the other, Democrats took to the floor to criticize the nomination.
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Imagine if someone asked you to get inside two buildings, one after the other.
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We've kind of moved on from snowmelt to rain events one after the other.
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When he turned he saw that the vaults were opening, one after the other.
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We have nothing but huge massive economic, great economic news one after the other.
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This way there is no interruption, and the song continues one after the other.
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As records tumbled one after the other, an Indian TV presenter tweeted in admiration.
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"One after the other, these unfortunate people come to the emergency room," he wrote.
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We've presented each artist with their first and most recent work, one after the other.
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The many who had not patched saw their systems go down, one after the other.
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Last night's "Stormborn" was a juggernaut of long-awaited plot developments, one after the other.
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But after watching these episodes one after the other, I think that's very much intentional.
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Then, his WhatsApp web version started delivering the messages almost robotically, one after the other.
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One after the other, the men helped Francis as he struggled to rise up again.
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The twin storms in 2017, Irma and Maria, hit the island one after the other.
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Reports about Burr and Loeffler stock sell-offs landed one after the other Thursday night.
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It is hard to witness a bully attack traditionally marginalized communities, one after the other.
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Watching one after the other is like stepping off a drifting log onto a speedboat.
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"It was just incredible — watching one after the other after the other," Dr. Johnson said.
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Kamotolo periodically went over, sat on the log, and ate bananas, one after the other.
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And it's not-- it wasn't one program – it was two programs, one after the other.
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So if somebody's doing creampie, then everybody's coming out with creampies one after the other.
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To watch both scenes one after the other is helpful in understanding how Aronofsky views motherhood.
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The silicon-based film forms from two different creams that are applied one after the other.
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He defeated his 28503 rivals one after the other until he remained the last man standing.
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Meanwhile, Duncan Dioguardi and I lit cigarettes, one after the other, inhaling first- and secondhand smoke.
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The first four legionnaires go down quietly, one after the other, as easy as scything grain.
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Community members have teamed up to read all the letters out loud, one after the other.
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One after the other, the black slash of my pen like a sword lopped them off.
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You know, in terms of who has come here, you can name one after the other.
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Distinct paths are apparent when viewing the May 23 and June 8 photos one after the other.
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And it just builds on each other one after the other after the other until you're trapped.
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One Weibo user griped that it's hard to pronounce two similar-sounding syllables one after the other.
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The girl was putting in buckets one after the other, while Thompson appeared to struggle a bit.
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They are made to kneel, and then a man in camouflage shoots them, one after the other.
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They subsequently posted their own apology videos one after the other which were met with mixed reactions.
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I got so drunk I decided to eat five hot dogs, one after the other, without chewing.
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When I started here, I began reading chemistry textbooks one after the other and I haven't stopped.
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One after the other, Dr. Green went through the syringes until none were left on the table.
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We visited mediocre places — one after the other — all of which were earning bids with no trouble.
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Norms and expectations that were once considered sacrosanct have dissolved like tissue paper, one after the other.
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There are thread-like material, parallel threads, one after the other, organized all the way through diamond nanothreads.
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"I have never seen so many lies one after the other," Renzi said in television interview on Tuesday.
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But he said the military leaders had not decided to all tweet about it one after the other.
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In short, the bots "read" news stories and then followed their authors, one after the other, in lockstep.
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Alternating lunges for 23 seconds Complete each move one after the other with no rest in between moves.
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Straighten your body, stretch, and notice how you place your feet on the floor one after the other.
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With Alboreto pushing hard behind his teammate, the two Ferraris crossed the finish line, one after the other.
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Then Albrektsson and Nemkov spent a furious bout of grappling rolling through the ropes one after the other.
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The storms will hit one after the other, possibly battering two massive Asian economies on the same day.
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Each country sends one man, one woman and one men's double down the course, one after the other.
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The show started introducing problems and solutions one after the other, sometimes at the expense of character development.
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They all raped me, one after the other, while three men were beating me with boots and guns.
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The four were killed one after the other, with Mr. Milloria the first to fall, the military said.
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In videos shared on social media, protesters cheered the two developments, which came one after the other Tuesday night.
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Pizza and sex go together like a fine wine with a good meal, but usually one after the other.
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It's just one after the other; how much more pain can be inflicted to those who lost loved ones?
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Klapse first bought five older Lenovo-made keyboards with a Trackpoint built in, but one after the other failed.
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The goal is to take out a string of randomly assigned targets, one after the other, before your opponent.
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Putting tracks side by side or one after the other shows just how similar some of these scores are.
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One after the other, messages were flooding in, describing accidents, incidents and medical emergencies, often including their home addresses.
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They each lingered off shore, one after the other, blowing at us for weeks as we sat in darkness.
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In the picture, it shows a girl walking through apartments she has lived in before, one after the other.
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One after the other, they are spot-lit while they make their music heard and their story is told.
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"Klick" cycles through plausible (and meaningful) conclusions, one after the other; it's basically the end of an epic fantasy novel.
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The boys came one after the other, a little flood of children that was neither a choice nor a concession.
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Begin again, but this time perform 12 reps of each move one after the other, then rest for 33 seconds.
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"There has been a kind of hysteria of the Grim Reaper slaying celebrities, one after the other," she tells VICE.
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Since President Trump's inauguration, White House staffers and cabinet officials have left in firings and resignations, one after the other.
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Which makes watching one after the other succumb — to AIDS, drug addiction or acts of violence — all the more shattering.
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Benjamin Cho's best friends want to make it clear, one after the other, that everyone was Benjamin Cho's best friend.
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For example, third-party software allows a user to open multiple cases for the same employee one after the other.
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But just as many of the new resilience programs were being funded, these latest crises hit, one after the other.
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She picks the newspapers according to color, and twists them into thin rolls that are densely applied, one after the other.
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Hands shot up, one after the other, until finally it was decided to simply write everyone's commitments down in a book.
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PARTY CONFERENCES, SEPT-OCT The political parties hold their annual gatherings one after the other in late September and early October.
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Reading about the classical giants one after the other, you begin to feel that their fame came at a high price.
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In total, 43 videos found on Jutting's iPhone were played one after the other in court for three hours on Tuesday.
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PARTY CONFERENCES, SEPT-OCT The political parties hold their annual gatherings one after the other in late September and early October.
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It's enough that you take small steps toward it, one after the other, to ensure that you will get there eventually.
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The lawsuits came one after the other, against Fordham University, Manhattan College, Long Island University and other area colleges and universities.
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Denmark and Germany, which share a land border but a gap in the Latin alphabet, came in one after the other.
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I love the Clos St.-André wines, which are focused and linear, with flavors and nuances emerging one after the other.
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"I vote because I believe in change," Brad Pitt, Scarlett Johansson, Laura Dern, and others all echoed one after the other.
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Their names are Clay and Trinity, and both their deaths were scheduled to occur, one after the other, near the mansion's casino.
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Mattarella will meet with all the parties in parliament, one after the other, to see if a new coalition can be formed.
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Moving on to music, I played Taylor Swift's "End Game" featuring Future and Ed Sheeran on both Dots, one after the other.
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That's the idea behind quantum computing, to run computer bits in all their superpositions at once, instead of one after the other.
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There was even a tattoo station (manned by celebrity tattoo artist JonBoy) where Jenner and Scott got inked one after the other.
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But here are a few highlights: Honorable mention to all the Laurens, who were forced to meet Arie one after the other.
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Classes could prepare for and hold each debate, one after the other, or they could choose only one case study to investigate.
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The Abdallah cousins, tall, broad shouldered men with scruffy beards that hide their necks, settle into a chair, one after the other.
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Over the next couple of days, thousands of mourners gathered for a marathon of funerals, one after the other, spreading the grief.
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My thoughts raced around in my head, one after the other, with my hands picking up speed to try to keep up.
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One after the other on Wednesday, in statements and interviews in the Capitol, they made clear they would side with their leader.
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At the field clinic in Mosul on Wednesday morning, trucks and Humvees arrived one after the other, carrying the wounded and dead.
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The chords didn't resonate so much as vanish, one after the other, into eternity, an effect somehow simultaneously consoling and utterly terrifying.
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Craft a bunch of Bypass Chips and search out multiple Colonial Outposts, then visit the lot of them, one after the other.
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Without a narrative structure the book comes across as scattered, with different ideas placed one after the other with no particular logic.
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He's playing the hits, all the ones you'd expect, one after the other, on a laptop that has multiple stickers of his face.
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And he&aposs brought to light the fact that one after the other doesn&apost play fair, well, of course, particularly the Chinese.
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"When you see them lined up on a wall or one after the other on a website, there's a certain impact," he said.
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Editorial One after the other, investigations of Planned Parenthood prompted by hidden-camera videos released last summer have found no evidence of wrongdoing.
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ET, the senators posted statements in a coordinated effort, one after the other, on social media, saying the Minnesota Democrat should step down.
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One after the other, the bankers told the court they had needed to know if Manafort was lying to them in any way.
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It's a really ... One after the other, she recruited these guys who, by the way, were all in their 70s, 29s and 210s.
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The other day, I spent 75 minutes at a coffee shop and heard, one after the other, the Doors, Radiohead and Elvis Costello.
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Each participant, one after the other, then turned to family members, who were waiting in swimsuits and towels, and headed to the beach.
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There are hundreds of videos out there of Domino performing live and you should absolutely spend your afternoon watching them one after the other.
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And it could be a space, it could be a room, it could be a device… but it wasn't singularly one after the other.
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One after the other, I interviewed performers about their experience here, whether or not they've seen the country's partisan divide reflected in the gathering.
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On some nights, he would attend four parties, one after the other, photographing young Malians able, for the first time, to dance close together.
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JERUSALEM — They took the stage, one after the other, two aging actors in a long-running drama that has begun to lose its audience.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump all but appeared in the same room together, talking one after the other and facing the same audience and moderator.
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A stationary camera takes in, one after the other, a single image of a space constructed (or simply scarred) by humankind, and subsequently abandoned.
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One after the other, anytime we had a minute, I was telling the dancers to come and talk about the others for those asides.
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The lists of accused priests were published by the Jesuit order one after the other in recent weeks, creating rosters of several hundred names.
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In eight years at Letchworth, where the beds were lined up one after the other, Ms. Swerdin had only one small drawer for clothes.
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The endorsements came one after the other as millions of Democrats headed to the polls in 14 states and American Samoa on Super Tuesday.
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"Clisson et Eugénie" was a novella about a young man of lofty ideals who becomes a soldier and whose "victories followed one after the other".
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It's not a total shock the scene ends where it does — it's tough to imagine the show debuting such monumental scenes one after the other.
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Stories, which are collections of user photos and videos stitched together into little montages, currently play one after the other once you start watching them.
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As they step in the room, Evans and an assistant shoot into action, setting up the second machine and pressing juices one after the other.
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Why, she wonders, did he have all these children he didn't have time for, daughter after daughter, one after the other dispatched to boarding school?
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One after the other, like dominoes, colleges announced that because of coronavirus fears, they were suspending classes and asking students to pack up and go.
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But after they had kids — one after the other — her husband began drinking, and she felt trapped, just as she had in her childhood home.
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One after the other, the airlines dropped their interest and ultimately, the Italian government re-nationalized the airline on March 17 during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Afterward, Fan joined DeepMind as a kind of player for hire, playing game after game against the machine—games he kept losing, one after the other.
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"I was sitting in a dive bar in Westport, Connecticut, and I noticed five patrons ordering vodka sodas, one after the other," Shields told VICE News.
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Put it in a group, though, and it may pile up pinhead-sized balls of mud, one after the other, until a complex mound takes shape.
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GPS, retina displays, and great cameras appeared one after the other on phones from each manufacturer while once-great giants – HTC, LG, Sony Ericsson, Nokia – watched.
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The encounter, in which Clinton and Sanders will appear one after the other with CNN's Jake Tapper and TV One's Roland Martin starting at 8 p.m.
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The film's best moments come as the audience, knowing full well what kind of movie they're watching, witness bad decisions being made one after the other.
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It takes a long time to build and rebuild structures like seawalls, and as this year showed, major natural disasters can happen one after the other.
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WILMORE: My mother was a housewife for--we--there were six of us, you know--not all at once but, you know, one after the other.
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International surveys, one after the other, show that Trump is deeply disliked and mistrusted in most of the world, and that generally drags down America's standing.
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Instead, he generated more than two billion phone numbers, one after the other, then randomized the numbers, and uploaded them to Twitter through the Android app.
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By layering graphite powder and India ink meticulously one after the other, she captures the little details that bring the sadness of her subjects to fruition.
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For most drivers, flying through a series of green lights one after the other is the closest thing to nirvana in the otherwise miserable experience of driving.
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Under universal credit, claimants who have received several sanctions are often made to serve them one after the other, rather than concurrently, as under the old system.
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"To have all of our kids be able to grow up together and there's one after the other, I feel like we're all so blessed," Kourtney remarks.
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Mr. Khan's neighbors began packing up and leaving, one after the other, and he and his family began contemplating yet another move, this time into Lashkar Gah.
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The same scenario happened in other stadiums, as many fans, apparently not ready to watch two games one after the other, turned up for the second encounter.
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Krishna Kumar of Hyderabad in southern India speed-hugged 79 people, most of them young school students, one after the other, in a matter of 60 seconds.
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J.M. I crawled up the stairs and when I got up there, it was just one after the other of people stacked up on the top floor.
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Day after day, summer after summer, days were immeasurably longer then, And the one tin bathful of hot water did the several children one after the other.
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The very modern take on speed dating allows you to go on three live video dates, one after the other, all of which are two minutes each.
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After making one of 2016's most entertaining pop records in Leave Me Alone, Spanish quartet Hinds released a couple of brilliantly odd videos, one after the other.
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Thousands of possible combinations An arpeggio, or broken chord, is what happens when you play the three or more notes in a chord separately, one after the other.
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The overlapping timelines of these two species alters scientists' timeline of human evolution, since they previously thought the species burst onto the evolutionary scene one after the other.
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Philippe Marcade: It's so sad, all these people who died of AIDS, her husband had it, and they died one after the other, Cookie and him, you know?
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She used to stand onstage and close her eyes and just sing songs one after the other, but when she got sober, in 1978, she began to speak.
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The police say that two women approached Mr. Kim at the airport with the poison on their hands and rubbed it on his face one after the other.
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The display technique allowing groups of works to be seen all at once, and then one after the other, continues in the exhibition's early rooms with similar effect.
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Meek and double meek ("But I'm shy!" was her catchphrase), Grande-as-Chloe stepped up to the microphone and impersonated a series of pop stars, one after the other.
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Rekha dialed the numbers of relatives, one after the other, and when she told them what had happened to her and spoke the phrase "hookah-pani," they hung up.
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One after the other, the mayors presented their grumbles: the dearth of doctors, shortage of money for technology, decline of public transport, and lack of power for local officials.
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IST, when the 320-tonne polar satellite lifted 20 satellites weighing 1,288 kg into space, and then placed them into a polar sun-synchronous orbit one after the other.
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Capable of peering through snow, ice, and even tree canopy, the satellites follow one after the other, passing over the same point on Earth's surface about 10 seconds apart.
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Clues three, four, five, six, seven and eight revealed themselves one after the other in the verses — or was it Ms. Meachum twisting the words to make them fit?
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He'd already released Dirty Mind, Controversy, and 1999 one after the other before he sat down to record this, and Purple Rain was just coming together in his mind.
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On Saturday, the Panama Canal also authorized the transit of the MS Rotterdam, under the same conditions established by MINSA, allowing both ships to transit one after the other.
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The result is that the CPU wastes some cycles performing unnecessary calculations, but performs chains of commands much faster than if it waited to process them one after the other.
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Then, with a flourish, he rips the cover sheets off our photographs one after the other, and we ooh and aah at the twin purpley-pink halos around our heads.
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Short videos from different stations — including BBC, Al Jazeera, Fox News, CNBC and CNN — populate the user's feed and stream one after the other like a constantly changing news broadcast.
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London (CNN Business)One after the other, France's three richest families opened their checkbooks and pledged a combined $23 million to rebuild the fire-ravaged Notre Dame cathedral in Paris.
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However, because of how neat the entire process is, it would definitely be possible to cook a few poached eggs, one after the other, without the pot getting too messy.
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Maggie Hassan (D-NH), Mazie Hirono (D-HI), and Claire McCaskill (D-MO) to time their calls for Franken to resign, one after the other, according to a CNN report.
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I mean, my father's going through his list of promises and checking them off one after the other after the other," he told the audience of SiriusXM's "Breitbart News Saturday.
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Cyro Baptista (Friday through Sunday) Mr. Baptista, an irrepressibly kinetic percussionist originally from São Paulo, Brazil, leads two distinct projects this weekend, presenting them one after the other each night.
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The tables are small and lined up one after the other, which brings you close to the people you're eating with and to people you weren't planning to eat with.
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If you had just arrived from Mars to observe the Republican and Democratic conventions, one after the other, you undoubtedly would conclude that they were talking about two different countries.
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One after the other, the West's leading democracies have staged national elections in which Russia is accused of using social media and fake news to try to influence the outcome.
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The avalanche of kindness has also given White and his friends some extra company: Community members have teamed up to read all the letters out loud, one after the other.
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Stories inside Discover now play one after the other automatically, which means you could start by watching Kylie Jenner's posts and next find yourself looking at the Wall Street Journal.
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They happened in nearly 30 minute intervals, one after the other, and shouts over Medicaid cuts echoed throughout the Russell Senate Office Building as each floor swarmed with Capitol Police.
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To make it a core workout all on its own, do that same number of moves as a circuit, one after the other, and repeat it up to four times through.
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Those two Senators not only represent the real future and political strength of the Democratic Party, but they got there by attacking American corporations and entire industries one after the other.
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One after the other national figures asked the public to imagine what it might be like to be Ms Reynolds, or any black American wondering if they can trust the police.
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Clients can choose from Swedish, deep tissue, prenatal and sports massages, as well as couples massages and back-to-back massages (massages for two or more people, one after the other).
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At one point during the demonstration, two "enemy" vessels approached the swarm, one after the other, and the swarm dispatched a single boat, and then a second, to follow each one.
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When the infants began, one after the other, to cry the pope joked to their parents that Jesus' first sermon was the sound of him wailing in the manger at Bethlehem.
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But if you need some convincing, watching the episodes one after the other reduces the gags to a relentless parade of wacky tricks that tumbled straight out of a clown car.
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Duterte, 71, won the presidential election in May by 16 million votes, or about 38%, an unassailable lead that forced his three opponents to throw in the towel one after the other.
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It's actually odd how much more high-quality the Oculus Quest feels than the Rift S when trying one after the other; it seems like it should be the other way around.
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When Homo erectus began using several symbols one after the other in a more predictable pattern (but not yet recursively), Mr Everett thinks he could be said to be using human language.
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Another recurring puzzle plays like a game of Simon Says where a set of symbols flashes, one after the other, and you have to recall and repeat the sequence once it's over.
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There were attacks almost every day and I saw my friends and many families starting to leave one after the other - of course, the lucky ones, those who could afford to go.
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The members of Spirit recalled things differently, however, asserting that they had talked with members of Led Zeppelin backstage and that the bands had performed one after the other at two festivals.
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One of the few confrontations between the two candidates — albeit indirect, with Mr. Lauer pressing one after the other — came over the future of government-run veterans' hospitals and other services. Mrs.
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Video of the event shows a masked individual striking the two teenagers, one after the other, across the upper back in front of a crowd, members of which were taking cellphone videos.
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New York (CNN Business)One after the other, many gig companies have said in recent days that they will compensate workers diagnosed with coronavirus or placed under quarantine by public health authorities.
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But the session with Mr. Zuckerberg, which was scheduled for one hour and 15 minutes, was set up so that lawmakers asked questions one after the other without a pause for answers.
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The young activists had read the apocalyptic reports, published one after the other, warning humanity will face rising tides, mass migrations, famines, droughts, floods, fires if carbon emissions don't fall — and quickly.
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He would patiently peel off the cellophane tape near the blade of their sticks, saw halfway through the shaft, replace the tape and giggle when they broke one after the other in practice.
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When I was in high school, I read through the entire back catalog of Star Wars novels, one after the other, and finished with Michael A. Stackpole and Aaron Allston's X-Wing series.
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If Kelly is convicted on all 10 counts, a judge could decide that the sentences run one after the other — making it possible for him to receive up to 70 years behind bars.
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"It was a pretty quick succession, it was one after the other, like they went in there and they unloaded as many bullets as they possibly could and then ran off," Sizemore said.
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The very best figure skating can seem almost impossible — so fast and so graceful — but even award-winning routines are just made up of a series of smaller actions, one after the other.
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PARIS — Many international art collectors have to choose between two cities in October, now that Frieze and FIAC, the premier contemporary fairs in London and Paris, are no longer one after the other.
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The Strain has never, ever known what to do with the women in its cast, having killed off one after the other in a variety of ways meant to motivate its various men.
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Meeting on a Saturday for the first time since the Falklands War in 1982, members of the House of Commons rose, one after the other, to fervently endorse or reject Mr. Johnson's deal.
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Figure skater Nathan Chen is an Olympic bronze medalist and the so-called "quad king" for his record-breaking ability to spin off the hardest jumps in the sport, one after the other.
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CHRISTINE LAGARDE: Greece took a long time and three iterations of programs, one after the other to stabilize completely, to re-access financial markets, and to be able to operate on its own.
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But it was watching the young gymnasts testify one after the other about sexual assault by a United States Olympic team doctor, Larry Nassar, that clinched her decision to come forward, she said.
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Ankle taps for 30 seconds (In sit-up position, move torso from side to side with arms reaching for alternating ankles) Complete each move one after the other with no rest in between moves.
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It's times like these when a small section of MMA fans say the UFC has over-saturated its own product with a string of events coming one after the other following international fight week.
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Hershey High has the biggest collective team, so they were split into four smaller teams: A through D. "It's five events, one after the other, with a five-minute break in between," Silvestri said.
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One after the other, the mustached guards, the cooks, the other drivers and translators -- around two dozen people, most who usually resisted cracking a smile -- hugged me so tight, eyes closed, jiggling with sobs.
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Today, apps like SpeedRead With Spritz aim to minimize eye movement even further by having a digital device present you with a stream of single words one after the other at a rapid rate.
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The Strokes move through their hits one after the other, stacking the set with the best of Is This It and Room On Fire, chopping into new stuff only when everybody's had their fill.
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As the need to contain the rapidly spreading coronavirus has become an urgent reality in the United States over the past weeks, museums, institutions, and other arts venues have shuttered one after the other.
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When I spoke with her about what she wanted for this scene, she told me to think about concentration camps and dead bodies being piled on top of each other, one after the other.
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"I used to have a nightmare that the cars were coming on and on and on, one after the other, and I wasn't prepared for them all," she told The Irish Examiner in 2014.
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Because the film is packed with plot, many of its biggest moments come one after the other, resulting in a barrage of info that could overwhelm even the most meticulous fan of the franchise.
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Respect to Thailand's keeper, Sukanya Chor Charoenying, who managed to not walk off the field or sink into the pitch as the US women kept coming at her one after the other after the other.
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General intelligence — the broad human capacity to cook, do a crossword, work at a computer, and carry on conversations with friends, all seamlessly, one after the other — is still a distant dream for AI researchers.
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"I feel like in the past year there's been like a list of life goals that have just kind of fallen one after the other, and it's just so amazing," she recently told PEOPLE Now.
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And to watch all these super villains from movies smile that same smile one after the other in this video by Semih Okmn, it's almost sickening to see (even though we know it's fake, duh).
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I could probably write the same exact stuff on my laptop, but it feels much more satisfying hammering out shitty sentences, one after the other, barely stringing them together night after night on the Freewrite.
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But these are no nature-based morality tale— Symphony No. 42 has a surreal, darkly funny tone, and the stories themselves are relentless, coming one after the other after the next at a dizzying pace.
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In a sequence widely regarded as the best example of the Lindy Hop on film, four couples in backstage-workers' get-ups swing out, one after the other, into acrobatic shines at a frenetic tempo.
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Dean, however, ended up using all the takes and projecting them simultaneously, because she realized that rather than witnessing the same thing happen three times, she was seeing different phenomena occur one after the other.
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Insurers are scrambling to find inspectors in Texas and Florida after fierce hurricanes battered the states one after the other, causing tens of billions of dollars' worth of property damage in less than two weeks.
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In the past few days, he's said Congress should repeal and replace Obamacare at the same time, rather than one after the other — and he's said there are pieces of the law he wants to keep.
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With the tagline "Warren has a plan for that," the Massachusetts senator has also carved out a niche for herself as the policy machine of 2020, releasing sweeping and detailed progressive proposals — one after the other.
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A group of my friends, each of whom had been on the phone with me, one after the other, all through the morning, when I'd been alone and dialling wildly, had got busy calling one another.
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There's this missile barrage that kind of hits like [makes a sound of many missiles hitting one after the other], but while they're blocking that I can jump over them and hit them from the back.
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Amendments to permit lay celebrants to decline to solemnise same-sex marriages and businesses opposed to the unions to refuse service at wedding receptions were all defeated, one after the other, during three days of debate.
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One after the other, sexual predators in Hollywood, Congress, the media and other industries have fallen into disgrace thanks to the collective voices of women and men who, after years of being silenced, were finally heard.
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Nothing about this immense gray warehouse distinguishes it from neighboring buildings, and yet a stream of taxis and private cars pulls up in front of its massive locked doors, dropping off dinner guests one after the other.
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One after the other, senators running for president -- including Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris and Cory Booker -- all said on Thursday that Barr acted not as attorney general of the United States but like the President's defense lawyer.
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You get the option to automatically binge-watch episodes one after the other, thumbnails and metadata pulled from the web, and an intuitive interface to keep track of what you're watching and what you haven't yet seen.
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"It was pretty quick succession, it was one after the other, like they went in there and they unloaded as many bullets as they possibly could and then ran off," one neighbor told local TV station WLWT.
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Iran is overstepping the deal's limits on its nuclear activities one after the other in response to the United States' withdrawal from the accord last year and its reimposition of sanctions that have crippled Iran's oil trade.
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There is something about being able to read those five essays one after the other and to look at them in the same physical object, like a book — call the magazine the book — that has real value.
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When the defendants took to the floor, one after the other, Özlem first, they all loudly, clearly, powerfully and calmly ridiculed the prosecution and the indictment and proved beyond any doubt that this was a political trial.
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Because stories are often posted as a sequence of individual photos and videos meant to be viewed one-after-the-other, a single post may not provide the full context needed to determine if it violates Instagram's rules.
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The self-declared "street-walking cheetah with a heart full of napalm," Iggy prowled among the coolest cats of his generation and watched them fall, one after the other, to death or destruction. Lou. Leonard. Bowie. Petty. Prince.
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Then, one after the other, awkward, heavy, snapping the christies, forcing snowplow turns into a slalom, the boys from the bus plunged down after her, trying to follow her, to pass her, shouting, making fun of one another.
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One after the other, the women recount horrific physical and sexual abuse they say they were subjected to following their arrests on April 27 by officers of a special task force that raided hotels and nightclubs in Abuja.
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I tested it by cranking the screen to 100 percent, turning off all power-saving measures, leaving on Wi-Fi to collect email and tweets, and then letting Netflix play old West Wing episodes one after the other.
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Not tired like you would be standing around waiting for every single one of your friends to individually take a piss one after the other, but you are feeling a tad bushed, pooped, and less than 100 percent.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The campaign chief of embattled presidential candidate Francois Fillon resigned on Friday, dealing another blow to the former prime minister who has seen party grandees quit his campaign one after the other in the past few days.
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And football players, who have the most injuries, can have one after the other, as happened to the son of Terry O'Neil, founder of Practice Like Pros, a group that focuses on making the sport safer for young players.
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As Mueller and his team move through the witnesses who can testify to potential collaboration between the Trump campaign and Russian agents, one after the other has agreed to cooperate in order to reduce his own exposure to prosecution.
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Despite tomes of research concluding that artificial wage hikes are detrimental to society's most vulnerable workers, these cities are succumbing, one after the other, to the all-too-common urge to do what feels good rather than what works.
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When it comes to the men, the only NYFCC best actor champions since 2007 who didn't receive an Oscar nomination occurred one after the other, when a three-year dry spell saw Robert Redford (All Is Lost), Timothy Spall (Mr.
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One after the other, Coats and the others testified that ISIS isn't on the verge of defeat; that North Korea isn't likely to give up its nuclear arsenal anytime soon; that Iran isn't currently trying to acquire a nuclear weapon.
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Watching them disappear one after the other really makes me sad, and I feel it is my duty as an artist to pay tribute to them by capturing their urban temples and to help preserve their memories by sharing their stories.
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I wondered: When he and Celestin (who shares a co-story credit on the picture) were writing the rape scenes in the movie, did they think about the time they had sex with an unconscious woman, one after the other?
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Beijing responded its usual way when, one after the other, Google's AlphaGo beat first a South Korean master of the board game Go, and then China's Ke Jie, the world's top player: It blocked live coverage of its champion's humiliation.
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Here is a timeline of the main events that have seen veteran politicians drop out of the race one after the other: Nov 16, 2016 - Former economy minister Emmanuel Macron, an independent centrist, launches his bid for the French presidency.
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You can sit back and watch the curated series of snaps play through, one after the other (although there's no indication of how long each snap or Story lasts), and you can click through to skip individual photos and videos.
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To create the patterns of air and water, designer Julian Goldman wrote code that continuously instructs the system to release specific amounts of both elements, one after the other to mimic traditional woven designs such as bird's eye and monk's cloth.
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Modular homes not only eliminate such surprises, but they also save time because they are based on prototype designs and allow for the foundation and the house to be built at the same time, rather than one after the other.
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Peloton is on the cusp of rolling out a system that will make it easier and safer for trucks to travel one after the other on the highway, in a formation called platooning, helping them save gas by reducing wind drag.
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These included calls and meetings with: On one day in particular, August 28, Pai spent an entire afternoon taking back to back calls from high-level executives from AT&T, T-Mobile, Charter, Sprint, Verizon, and Comcast one after the other.
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It has, however, breached the deal's restrictions on its atomic activities one after the other in response to Washington's withdrawal from the deal in May 2018 and its reimposition of sanctions that have choked off the Islamic Republic's vital oil exports.
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The president's support for NATO heartened Mr. Stoltenberg and European leaders who one after the other have tried to impress upon Mr. Trump the value of the alliance, especially Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain and Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany.
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Watching a really good all-girls squad is hypnotic, but watching a co-ed one feels like a revelation, like the full expression of the sport: This is what cheerleading could look like, like firecrackers exploding one after the other.
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One after the other, men in shirtsleeves pulled up in Chevy Suburbans and GMC Yukon XLs and gleaming Lexus RS 22011s with leather-trimmed seats, got out, then made their way across the marble lobby and up a flight of stairs.
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In the past week three men came through the house, one after the other, wearing jumpsuits and slipping disposable booties over their shoes, three men on their hands and knees in the attic, creaking overhead, tapping inquisitively at the beams.
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"When he became president he had a plan of several things we would work on and he is working on them one after the other," Lars Machenil, chief financial officer of BNP Paribas, told CNBC about the president's first year in office.
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"After all, this is the same company that's made questionable decisions one after the other for the past four years and now finds itself losing customers to T-Mobile on a regular basis" the company wrote in a blog post Thursday morning.
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But in the background of this book is the very absence of such strategy, not only on the larger political level but on the microlevel, too: missions, one after the other, that even the grunts can see make no sense at all.
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BETTENDORF, Iowa — As they streamed out of the ballroom following a Scott County fund-raising banquet Saturday night, one after the other Iowa Democrats admitted that they still had not decided whom to support just over a week before the state's presidential caucuses.
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America chased down IBM in antitrust, broke up AT&T into small pieces, and we had 30 to 40 years of wave after wave after wave of new companies that came in one after the other — Microsoft, Dell, Gateway, AOL, Compuserve, Google, Amazon.
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And then as the stunt person playing Cyclops tilted his head upward, we had a series of explosives lined up the entire wall and ceiling of the set that would have to go off one after the other, sending debris raining down onto the set.
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After that, one commissioner, David Keenan, a local lawyer, asked a group of waiting panelists to state, one after the other, when, exactly, the cameras should be on, and to answer a simple question about the evidence they create: Why do we want it?
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The Hack Supreme Another day, another slow, agonizing procession of classes that are like doors clanging shut in a prison one after the other, and then they're at Warren's and Warren's parents are at work, so they have the place to themselves to make preparations.
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In Mozambique, cyclones Idai and Kenneth killed more than 600 people earlier this year when they struck one after the other, with flooding wreaking havoc on the lives of more than 2 million in Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi, according to aid agency World Vision.
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BEIJING — As President Xi Jinping watched from a rostrum above the iconic portrait of Mao, the weapons came one after the other down the Avenue of Eternal Peace, a propaganda-filled show of force to celebrate the 70th anniversary of Communist rule in China.
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Every frame of film that's recorded actually contains four separate images, captured one after the other, created by flashing a laser at the subject with each light pulse featuring a unique 'code' that allows the combined images to be later decoded and separated using an encryption key.
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So we had this one night where the three of us just went to all these spaces one after the other, and the proposal was about this idea of experiencing nightlife in a condensed way—like in a "disneyland," small world, very superficial kind of way.
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"The Syrian regime and its allies have not only been content with destroying these cities one after the other, they persistently continue to brutally murder our Syrian brothers and sisters without any religious guidance or humanitarian ethics," Saudi Arabian delegate Ahmed Kattan told the meeting in Cairo.
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At what a French presidential official described as one "extraordinary" session on Friday, leaders who had vowed to confront Trump over his decision to impose tariffs on U.S. allies last week as part of his "America First" agenda, showered Trump with data one after the other.
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That dynamic became even more apparent in the first few minutes, when the other candidates — one after the other — were asked to respond to three of her biggest policies: debt-free college, higher taxes for top earners, and Warren's plan to break up the big tech companies.
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"It is a litany of things one after the other that really just sets an unhelpful tone," said Marshall, whose organization represents 75,000 companies employing nearly six million people, calling on Labour to do more to allay business concerns about the impacts of some of their policy proposals.
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It's possible to tell which personality is in control simply by the way he squares his shoulders or cocks his hips, and the performance becomes even more deft in the moments when we see him shift through personalities one after the other, in a kind of persona roulette.
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"It is a litany of things one after the other that really just sets an unhelpful tone," said Marshall, whose organisation represents 75,000 companies employing nearly six million people, calling on Labour to do more to allay business concerns about the impacts of some of their policy proposals.
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That players were underperforming was obvious—most pressingly Jansen and Kershaw, with the latter's average fastball velocity continuing to drop—but there were also the injuries, which came one after the other like so many kicks in the ribs to a team already curled up in the fetal position.
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Christine Blasey Ford and Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh sat in the same chair before the Senate Judiciary Committee one after the other on Thursday, separated by about an hour and a reality gulf so wide that their conflicting accounts of what happened when they were teenagers cannot be reconciled.
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You can't just breeze through the 60 levels on your phone or computer, especially if you want to get convoys (multiple vehicles going through the level one after the other) through, which can run into each other and cause massive pileups if you aren't careful with your criss-crossing bridge designs.
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One after the other, Christine Blasey Ford and Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh sat in the same chair before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday, separated by less than an hour but a reality gulf so wide that their conflicting accounts of what happened when they were teenagers cannot be reconciled.
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If a company, one after the other, like GM considering making all its Blazers now in Mexico, and, of course, we have been talking about a number of other companies that have been doing the same or considering preemptive move like Harley-Davidson, that has got to have a domestic economic impact.
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NOAA's latest data reveal we just wrapped up the hottest winter the U.S. has ever seen—just like last summer (which also broke its season record), last year (another record-smasher), the year before that, and a whole chain of recent individual hottest months, knocking each out one after the other like dominoes.
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I had a plan of doing two separate records, and I've kind of always had this plan and it never ends up working out this way, but it's that we'll do two records and release them one after the other, a really aggressive, loud one, and then a very mellow, subdued record.
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There was some cool stuff in that collection, but you should also brace yourself: the first time you unlock your gang's clubhouse, prepare to spend multiple minutes cycling through "These items have been added to your collection!" pop-ups as all of those add-ons alert you to their existence, one after the other.
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"These are stories, one after the other, verying in degrees of severity up to women saying they were pinned down and strugged to escape and women who were expected to be taken seriously - these are stories were women said they felt terrified and intimidated and felt their careers surfferd as a result," he said.
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There's "Newton's Cradle," an executive desk toy with five gleaming ball bearings in an immobile tangle; "Plughole," a close-up video of water streaming into the six round holes in a stainless-steel drain, one after the other; and "Domino Effect," a line of roughly 4,600 black dominoes crossing the gallery floor face to face.
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Trump lived up to tonight's theme, "Make America One Again," laying out by subject, one after the other, the problems we face, what needs to be done and how he will get it done — getting back to basics and vowing to unite the nation in his efforts will be his immediate challenges as president.
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On top of that particular challenge, Chrysler's engineers were using the waterfall model, an older method of developing software where teams hand off the project to each other, one after the other, until it's done — a slower way of doing things, where new versions of software would generally be delivered only once or twice a year.
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Vindman and most of the other witnesses who have defied Trump administration orders not to testify, have -- one after the other -- explained their unquestioning commitment to their country; to a policy in Ukraine that was meant to promote democratic reforms, freedom; a policy meant to help Ukraine come into its own against a rapacious, aggressive, undemocratic, corrupt Russia.
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I sat on our couch at home after my night at the election party with a family-size bag of Doritos, which I ate by myself, one after the other, in awe and in shock about what I was watching on TV. It was a night that was bittersweet for my campaign, for all of us.
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In the premiere, M-cubed has multiple face-offs, one after the other: Chloe (Darby Camp), for playing music too loudly; the school's principal, for being an asshole; Nathan, for being an absent father; Abigail, for wanting to skip college and work at a start-up focusing on the homeless; and, the biggest face-off of all is with Mary Louise.
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It plays into societal problems we have overall, in terms of women being aggressive and not being ... Some women ... The way it's set up creates the situation, and then it creates the inequity, and then it goes one after the other, which isn't ... I think pay is where it has to start, because once that happens ... People value based on pay, they do.
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With one point at the rim, one in the corner, one above the break, D'Antoni sent those triangles flying across the court, one after the other, drilling shot after shot after shot, making dunk after dunk after dunk, stopping only for the precious few seconds when Lou Williams could manage to get off a long two, just for the fuck of it.
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I remember skin'spale slivers among the sheets,the silvery geckosthat knocked along the wallshunting spiders—howthe spindly stalks rose,one after the other,rarely touching, eachcapped by a tangled mass of goldlike a child's crayon sun,like the heart imaginedby someone who had never seen one—someone, who,falling asleep in the desertmight turn the wordshade or waterover and over on their tongue.
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Former Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama, the two men who thwarted Mr. McCain's ambitions to become commander in chief, stood one after the other before the nation's elite at Washington National Cathedral on Saturday to honor the man they beat, extolling him as a one-of-a-kind figure the likes of which will not be seen again anytime soon.
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For the previous few years, Bharara and the prosecutors who worked under him at the Southern District, along with investigators at the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Securities and Exchange Commission, had been studying phone logs, wiretapping traders' calls, and flipping witnesses, one after the other, as they worked their way deep into some of Wall Street's most profitable hedge funds.
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For those of us who've watched previous versions of I Am Cuba — which, for me, have included a version with the somewhat bizarre Spanish-Russian soundtrack (the voiceover repeated in both languages, one after the other, which was part of the original Milestone release), as well as pixelated versions on laptop screens — it's tempting to say this version combines the best of image and sound.
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But the only thing that will change the canon, write the right history, is to make art that has been excluded consistently present, present in many shows, in many institutions, with those shows appearing one after the other, over long stretches of time, so that the art is never out of sight; so that it is perceived, not as an exotic luxury, but as a necessity.
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While warnings for travel to the United States aren't new, they have picked up significantly in the last few weeks, following these events, said Ed Daly, who oversees the content for the Global Intelligence Division of iJET International, a travel intelligence firm based in Annapolis, Md. "After a lull, there was a rash of incidents which happened one after the other and led to these advisories," he said.
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Before writing these plays, Parks notes in the Playbill , she joked to a friend that she was going to create a piece based on Nathaniel Hawthorne's " The Scarlet Letter "—which she hadn't read at the time—and call it "Fucking A." After reading the novel, she wrote two plays, and to see them one after the other is to understand how Hawthorne's book gave Parks permission to explore her own gothic sensibility.
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This morning, as I listened to each new powerful, angry, and honest song one after the other, I held the subway railing with one hand and pushed my nails into the palm of my other to distract myself from men who beg women for just five minutes, who stand in front of doors, who are older and bigger, so when they whip out their dicks there's nothing you can do but stand there and hope it ends soon.
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Yet Morano also chooses, from time to time, to go wide — to reveal the bodies of traitors hanging from an overpass, or to film the handmaids from above as they file in, one after the other, for a ceremony — and in those moments, Morano reveals just how easy it is to forget that Offred's world is as horrific as it is, when you keep yourself focused on the immediate path ahead of you, as Offred does.
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Hedi Slimane held his Celine show, as he always does, in a giant black box in the shadow of the Invalides, where Napoleon is buried: more than 100 iterations of pipe cleaner pants and lounge lizard jackets; ruffled silk blouses and bourgeois culottes; buttoned-up little day dresses and golden gypsy frocks, one after the other after the other in a relentless parade of fantasy 1970s glam rock-and-jolie-madame-toned conformity for men and women (the looks are unisex).
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And then, here it comes, a new version of Bob James's theme song, an arrangement for recorder and flute, electric piano, drums, and cello, a period style from both the past and the future, a song without words that can be described but not played, notes that fall one after the other all at once, Romantic music, unheard melodies in F major, a portal or door, the news a mentor almost brings you in a dream, the living record of your memory.
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One of the specific social engineering messages, pretending to be an Amnesty International aid worker, targeting Tibetan officials (Image: Citizen Lab/supplied) One of the specific social engineering messages, pretending to be an Amnesty International aid worker, targeting Tibetan officials (Image: Citizen Lab/supplied) The researchers said tapping on a malicious link targeting iPhones would trigger a chain of exploits designed to target a number of vulnerabilities, one after the other, in order to gain access to the underlying, typically off-limits, iPhone software.
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FCC Chief of Staff Matthew Berry tweeted that all of those calls were about network restoration after Hurricane Harvey, which made landfall on August 25: A few weeks later, while attending a conference hosted by the CTIA—a wireless telecom lobby group—Pai met in person with executives from Nokia, T-Mobile, Samsung, Deutsche Telekom (T-Mobile's parent company), and Sprint one after the other: Of course, meeting with representatives from the telecom industry is part of Pai's job, but his schedule definitely shows a preference for large corporations over consumer advocacy groups.
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" Prosecutors noted that before his death in 2016, Holocaust survivor and Nobel Peace Prize recipient Elie Wiesel, who was a victim in the case, had said of Madoff: "I would like him to be in a solitary cell with only a screen, and on that screen for at least five years of his life, every day and every night, there should be pictures of his victims, one after the other after the other, all the time a voice saying, 'Look what you have done to this old lady, look what you have done to that child, look what you have done,' nothing else.
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The moment I keep returning to comes toward the end of the collection, in a poem called "Prying," where words detonate, one after the other: your life depends on what says the disappearing air, the dis- appearing vein, surveil me here, in solitary, entertain me mise-en-scène, hear me chain of command, touch me, stain-free middle class American female subject starting downtown on the drip line, on the gleaming staff of this protean sentinel, its silver rod held up, torchful of forgetfulness, streaming, translucent, give me your mass, your teeming cell-dividing mass—give me your poverty, your every breath is screened, your every cell We find the speaker once more in the middle of her treatment, this time with drugs in her veins.
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