Outstretched arms and legs evoke wings; bent-leg jumps suggest gazelles; sudden arrivals on the floor with one leg and arm outstretched suggest butterflies or dragonflies.
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That's when the assailant got up with his arm outstretched.
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We need your unfiltered soul poured into our outstretched hands.
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Told there weren't, he left the ballroom, arm still outstretched.
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He approached her at her locker with his arms outstretched.
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Those friends and relations you welcome with your arms outstretched?
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Their arms are outstretched, their hair is fanned out wildly.
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Each one is snapped lovingly perched atop his outstretched hand.
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Furie smiles as the frog settles on his outstretched hand.
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He held a fistful of twenties in his outstretched hand.
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With an outstretched hand and an "I'll take that, please."
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"I must see him!" she exclaims to her mother, arms outstretched.
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His right hand is outstretched in the air toward the people.
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I stood there, staring at my outstretched hands on Sunset Boulevard.
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The pole is topped by the mythical thunderbird with outstretched wings.
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She can also balance a dozen eggs in her outstretched hands.
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In one sequence, he lands the right over Donaire's outstretched left.
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He raced for a double that clanged off his outstretched glove.
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Maria laughed in delight as her friend, arms outstretched, spun away.
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Afterward, a Brooklyn minister approached him, hand outstretched, to congratulate him.
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"You forgot something," he said, presenting her pen in outstretched hands.
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He said nothing as he advanced, arms outstretched, palms facing up.
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Granlund's upper corner blast beat Subban's outstretched glove at 225:01.
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To him, America's outstretched hand may be more terrifying than its fist.
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Across it they stand apart, arms outstretched, unable to help each other.
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Her outstretched legs are bound by tights to create a yonic triangle.
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I watched him bound over to the car with an outstretched hand.
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Trudeau steps out of the car and glides into Trump's outstretched hand.
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The hidden painting features a nude woman sitting with one arm outstretched.
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Behind them, marching back and forth with arms outstretched, is Ante Pavkovic.
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When someone hands you something, it is rarely with one outstretched hand.
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She sprinted to the corner of the field and posed, arms outstretched.
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I engage with an offensive lineman the right way — with outstretched arms.
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He tumbled face-first onto the tile, outstretched hands softening the blow.
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The Taxco's Cristo — with welcoming, outstretched arms — keeps watch over the town.
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Now, on the sidewalk, he held the Kel-Tec with outstretched arms.
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Chin to the ceiling, she lies unconscious with legs open and arms outstretched.
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Then, use one of your outstretched arms to take a deeply unconvincing #sleepingselfie.
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"I'm a hugger," she says with her arms outstretched and a big smile.
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It's Robbie, with her ring finger mockingly outstretched, kissing Ackerley in the background.
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Clearly delighted, she stood with her arms outstretched on stage, savoring the adulation.
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Outside hovers a two-headed black eagle, wings outstretched on a red shingle.
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They sit cross-legged with outstretched palms, their thumbs and index fingers linked.
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Her husband, Bernard, used to lie on the bed with his arm outstretched.
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Trump turned back to face Pelosi right as she clapped with outstretched arms.
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The outstretched hands of the Olympian women almost meet, the ball between them.
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I watched them jumping in puddles, arms outstretched, willing more rain to fall.
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In her outstretched fingers, she cupped the fragile brown shell of an egg.
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Shayok's outstretched arm deterred Lyle's shot, and the Buckeyes attempt at an upset.
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He came barreling from the back of the room with his arms outstretched.
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One of his arms is outstretched and resting on top of the steering wheel.
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Shira manually adjusted our arms if they were not outstretched at precisely ninety degrees.
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She framed the dangling sneakers, and her outstretched arms, as a kinetic found sculpture.
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As he gains on her—hand outstretched—Ratu registers his presence and half-turns.
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The image of King conveys a personable, commanding presence, channeled by his outstretched hand.
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The garden's T-shape mimics the imagined shadow of the torso with arms outstretched.
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Her arm outstretched, she sprayed her tag, the letters ascending like painted up-talk.
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"It's a receiving line," one woman joked, her hands outstretched for the next hug.
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After you look up, and see that the outstretched desert road suddenly seems eternal.
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The ball was a yard behind Gómez, and his outstretched trailing leg missed it.
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Holding a candle with an outstretched arm, she eludes the Poet at every turn.
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It creates a kind of cross pendant, or a tiny person with outstretched arms.
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She clapped her hands together, then quickened her step and ran, arms outstretched in joy.
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In it, God's hand is outstretched to Adam — possibly to deliver the spark of life.
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He tipped the ball away from the outstretched glove of leaping Cubs outfielder Moises Alou.
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Reached by a skinny dirt road, the village is an island among outstretched rice paddies.
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We must take President Macron's outstretched hand on the subject of carbon taxes for example.
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Turkish Get-Up Begin on your back with one leg bent and the other outstretched.
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They were unmoved by photo-snapping tourists, children with outstretched hands, hot dog carts, sirens.
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The color palette he finds just at the bottom of outstretched feet is itself mesmerizing.
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His shot over the outstretched arms of Middleton hit nothing but net as time expired.
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That leaves a lot of outstretched empty hands, many of which belong to former customers.
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It was proudly evident in their uncovered faces and their arms outstretched in Hitler salutes.
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Instead of accepting his outstretched hand to work together, the Democrats tried to bite it.
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One of them, holding a big plastic bottle, came toward us with an outstretched arm.
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He loomed behind holding both hands outstretched in front of him, both full of coins.
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She stands in a boat, her forearms outstretched as if in a gesture of welcome.
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Onstage, with the debate over, Ms. Warren approached Mr. Sanders but rejected his outstretched hand.
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She spins on point with one leg outstretched; she naturally and often moves off balance.
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So when Trump ignored Pelosi's outstretched hand on Tuesday, people were on high shade alert.
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He goes straight for the bowl with his tongue outstretched for the salty, delicious Carbonara sauce.
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With arms outstretched, grab both handles and pull yourself up until your chest reaches your hands.
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He chipped the rebound from a point shot by Malkin over the outstretched pad of Greiss.
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Undaunted, Paul slithers around Porzingis's legs before hitting a ridiculous fadeaway over the Latvian's outstretched arm.
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Better to do so with open hearts and outstretched hands than closed minds and clenched fists.
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We walked over to the senator, who took my outstretched hand in both of his hands.
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Then they began helping, offering outstretched hands to steady fans as they fell to the ground.
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The final cross was just a bit too high, the outstretched leg a bit too short.
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He grabbed the next one right over the outstretched hands of the cornerback, a perfect toss.
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A video of the episode shows her clutching her cellphone and pinballing among outstretched, shoving hands.
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Outstretched fingers suggest "I have nothing to hide, something we like to see," Van Natten says.
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It struck the sole of Trent Alexander-Arnold's boot and flew past Alisson Becker's outstretched hand.
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All of a sudden, Michael Kors turned the corner and walked toward her with outstretched arms.
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Last we saw him, he was lunging across the crease — stick outstretched, all instincts and desperation.
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The outstretched arms that accompany those sideways leaps are kept below shoulder level, expansive but modest.
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Through front door gates, older community members placed silver coins in the boys' tiny outstretched hands.
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He congratulated each of them as they passed him, too, clasping outstretched hands and clapping shoulders.
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The charred trees turned into milky-white masts, dotting the landscape like ghosts with outstretched arms.
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The clerk took his outstretched dollar and helped him poke a straw into the juice box.
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Robben sprints up the right wing, one arm outstretched for balance, head pulled back, legs whirring.
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Gorbachev's eyes stay fixed on his strange, wilting American negotiating partner with his palm outstretched flatly.
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Outside Dougie's office, he gazes wistfully at a cowboy statue with an outstretched gun, aping its posture.
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Kavanaugh briefly looked up at Guttenberg, whose hand was outstretched, before turning around and continuing to exit.
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In a nice touch, she was born with her fists outstretched, like a plus-sized mini superhero.
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My guide through the world of Absolver begins with a hand outstretched, four fingers bending once, twice.
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Warrior three crunches Start in warrior three, balancing on one leg with the other outstretched behind you.
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And, in the silence afterward, he felt her chest rising and falling rapidly against his outstretched arm.
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He intercepted a bullet pass cleanly with his left hand, his arm outstretched like a first baseman's.
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Pelosi, seated behind Trump, rose and clapped, her hands outstretched, her eyes meeting those of the president.
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Finally, my shears snipped the right stem, and a bunch of grapes tumbled into my outstretched hand.
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Carlos Ruiz began the inning with a single past the outstretched glove of third baseman Rob Segedin.
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One mural depicts colorful butterflies swirling around an outstretched hand in a gesture of friendship and unity.
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A roster of players with a nose for goal [eyes continue rolling past Robert Green's outstretched hands].
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A sculpture of Catto, mid-stride with arms outstretched, now occupies the southwest corner of City Hall.
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Refugee camps are overflowing with Rohingya in need, hands outstretched for food or water or lifesaving medicine.
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The Russians pour toward him and he dives, fists outstretched into the grass to absorb their love.
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Cruise operators, hotel owners, airlines and oil companies have already outstretched their palms in search of help.
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Standing, marionette-like, with outstretched arms, she produced wordless vocalizations accompanied by clicks, pops and wet sputters.
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Maine, for example, has offered an outstretched hand to refugees in hope of expanding its work force.
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"Hi, I'm Claire," said Claire McCaskill, the embattled Democratic senator, with a hand outstretched to Sunday shoppers.
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He has a little space for once and shoots a ball past the outstretched hand of Muslera.
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His unlaced shoes lay beneath outstretched legs, a morbid still life of what this town has become.
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With a ski pole in an outstretched arm, I traced a shallow line off to my right.
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I was surprised when Lyndsey opened the door and stood there smiling, her arm outstretched in greeting.
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I stepped forward with my hands outstretched in a welcoming gesture, taking a few steps past Nabhya.
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Kelly introduced himself to Choi on the practice green with an outstretched hand and a wide grin.
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Eventually Scott climbed up, hopped over the top and landed on the outstretched arms of his faithful.
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If you step back from the installation, it appears to be offering an embrace with arms outstretched.
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One of his arms is outstretched while the other stays limp, giving him the effect of a zombie.
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But on lower doses, one animal "looked like it was doing water ballet," swimming around with outstretched arms.
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His centering pass deflected off the outstretched stick of Myers' partner, Toby Enstrom, and past goalie Connor Hellebuyck.
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God and Adam's outstretched arms form the umbilical cord that transports nutrients and oxygen from mother to baby.
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Face triumphant, hands outstretched, the photo embodies the exact feeling of freedom that fans now love to applaud.
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McEntire arrived with arms outstretched, and Lynch hugged his idol, clutched his heart, and then hugged her again.
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The glowing displays of the phones already outstretched in expectation illuminate the faces of the increasingly impatient mob.
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You know, that now-ubiquitous trend of photos in which the subject is holding the photographer's outstretched hand.
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He strikes a pose, with his arms languidly outstretched like the wings of a crane, his legs crossed.
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The country's crucifixions include beheading the criminal and then putting his body on display with the arms outstretched.
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Instead, the ball bounced high off the front rim, and then right into the outstretched arms of Lee.
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Chris Davis hit an RBI double off the wall in left, just over the outstretched glove of Heredia.
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He pulled a wad of bills from his pocket and slapped some into her outstretched palm, then laughed.
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When I opened my eyes, a tin of menthol cough drops awaited me in the driver's outstretched hand.
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In the operating room, the nurses laid me down on a crucifix-shaped table: arms outstretched, legs spread.
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Battlefield V's outstretched arms and grasping hands borrow from this tradition, but they can't drive home the effect.
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The barman's looking at me hard now through thin, pursed lips, with his hands outstretched in contemptuous expectation.
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When Ms. Liu arrived in Helsinki, she spread her arms, outstretched like an eagle ready for take off.
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From across the room, she olympically hurdles, jumps and pole vaults into the pillow of my outstretched arms.
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As he slid into second base on a ground ball by Cody Bellinger, Machado's outstretched hand hit Arcia.
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Sometimes he asks the pet's owners to hold an outstretched sheet or tarp to catch the plunging cat.
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Within the manger, the infant Christ floats in the air with arms outstretched above an exhausted Virgin Mary.
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I say run after those people with your arms outstretched and hug them as hard as you can.
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The folder sat between 29S's outstretched palm and Mr. Taylor's palm: it crinkled as more force was applied.
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His hands are outstretched, and I'm thinking of all the Legos he's gotten — four sets the week before.
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The mosque crumpled, the dome came crashing down, and a concrete slab slammed down on Randi's outstretched hands.
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He is putting on a show and the faceless crowd goes wild, arms outstretched in a holy frenzy.
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The ball curled past the diving Costa Rican keeper's outstretched hands and splashed into the upper 90.—U.
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As a young boy, arms outstretched, he would circle schoolmates in the playground, emulating World War I aces.
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And Kim has played a smart card not biting China's outstretched hand that helps keep his country afloat.
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A young demonstrator approaches the military with outstretched arms, witnesses said, only to be shot dead moments later.
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After slipping into a jacket, Butler turned and immediately stepped back from the outstretched microphones and digital recorders.
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But she often now experiments with classical line, sometimes leaving her arms by her sides rather than outstretched.
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Other motifs recur, notably a winged or swimming arabesque, where dancers balance on one leg with arms outstretched.
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Many participants wore black and held out an outstretched hand, with fingers splayed, to signify their five demands.
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Secure children get upset when their caregivers leave, and run toward them with outstretched arms when they return.
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He's on the left side, head on the pillow; I'm on the right, head on my outstretched arm.
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"One year after the attempted coup, Europe's hand remains outstretched," Juncker wrote in Germany's Bild am Sonntag newspaper.
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Several hundred backpacks labelled with each child's name were distributed to an excited mob of tiny, outstretched hands.
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In a history book on England he has sketched groups of figures, rejoicing or defiant with arms outstretched.
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Day was furious, his arms outstretched toward the referee Ken Williamson before he appeared to shout an expletive.
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Imagine holding a milk jug with an outstretched arm compared to the same weight hanging at your side.
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It's the game that saw the Capitals finally stare into the abyss and hold up an outstretched middle finger.
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The outstretched hand, the human form under a sleeping bag in a doorway: they're simply harder to ignore here.
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He then proceeded to kick the ground a bit, and send the ball bouncing into the goalkeeper's outstretched arms.
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The video replay of the first goal showed Risdon's outstretched leg making contact with Griezmann before he tumbled over.
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His partner, who had retreated momentarily, returned and grabbed Barnes' outstretched hand, allowing Barnes to carry Knight to safety.
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She is commonly depicted with outstretched wings, carrying a wreath or palm branch as a symbol of her triumph.
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Trout followed with his 15th, a drive over the left-field fence just over the leaping Crisp's outstretched glove.
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Doncic's game-winner, shot over Towns' outstretched arm, swished through with 22.9 seconds left for a 117-115 lead.
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President Donald Trump appeared to ignore House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's outstretched hand at the top of his annual address.
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The President was talking to some lawmakers when he saw Marcelas, stopped and walked over with an outstretched hand.
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A GPS guidance system helped guide the parachute close to the long, outstretched metallic arms of the awaiting ship.
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Reynolds spends his sets arms outstretched, laughing maniacally as his selections showcase the widest palate of the whole crew.
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Sure. Here, with Nicholas Bodych in the poet's role, religious fervor was revealed in outstretched arms and circle formations.
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He jumped, reached up over the wall with his glove outstretched and then fell back to the warning track.
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In the lower left corner, the popular singer Emilie Bécat, clad in a frilly dress, performs with arms outstretched.
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A little later, Rachel Hutsell circuited the stage in a striking series of jumps and turns, with arms outstretched.
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The sculpture is a bell-shaped white figure with outstretched limbs and gaping eyes and mouth, ghostlike but whimsical.
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This is the breath of oxygen punctuating the outstretched magical blanket that makes up the rest of the record.
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Because Sharon is modelled and her arms are outstretched, it's an ideal way of showing off these two items.
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When we pulled to a stop, he rushed toward the car, his hands outstretched, cradling a black cloth bag.
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Irving took three hard dribbles, pulled up, and put a jumper off the glass right over Curry's outstretched hand.
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Nearby, I find a naked man on a bike, arms outstretched to the sky, his hands forming peace signs.
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After she scrubbed in last week, she peered at the patient whose arm was outstretched on the operating table.
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"I come to make some noise," he declared, as worshipers swayed to the music, shouting "Hallelujah!" with outstretched arms.
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An outstretched hand holds 20183 colorful tulips and evokes the hand of the Statue of Liberty holding her torch.
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As soon as the yellow bus pulls up, Aliyah's excitement grows, and she runs toward Jayda with arms outstretched.
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Though the bad blood started even before the speech began, with Trump apparently refusing to shake Pelosi's outstretched hand.
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He scooped a left-handed layup over the outstretched arm of the Hawks' Kent Bazemore in the second quarter.
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The orangutan struggles against the effects of the dart, eventually releasing its grip and falling toward an outstretched net.
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TV crews and photojournalists had determined that the outstretched arms above the battle-ready figures made a compelling picture.
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Lanzarote Journal LANZAROTE, Spain — In the dim underwater light, a man lies on a funeral pyre, his arms outstretched.
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His volley, struck powerfully from far outside the penalty area, flew past the outstretched Reina into the far corner.
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"Thirty-two," Karen answered, wiping her sweaty palm on her shorts and squeezing Linda's outstretched hand for an instant.
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Our Southeast Asia bureau chief visited the overflowing existing camps, seeing endless hands outstretched for food, water or medicine.
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So Tatum jumped away from the basket, spun in midair and swished a turnaround jumper over White's outstretched arm.
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Upon reaching the window, and grabbing for Karim's outstretched hand, the two of them fall into some sort of vortex.
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In her dreams, Xiaoxiao Xu flies as birds do, riding the wind on outstretched arms, her body light and free.
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Norway has more than 18,000 miles of coastline, punctuated by rugged cliffs that jut into the sea like outstretched fingers.
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After Donald reached out to Kornhauser-Duda, she strolled by Trump's outstretched hand and went straight to First Lady Melania.
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The Faun strongly reminds me (the feet, legs and outstretched arms, especially) of the duet in Merce Cunningham's "Squaregame" (1976).
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Behind them, men waded into the frigid pool and turned in circles with beatific grins, arms outstretched, like polar bears.
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But tipping doesn't have to be a test you feel like you've failed every time you see an outstretched hand.
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Instead of Christ the Redeemer's outstretched arms, he photographed the janitors and security staff who sit beneath the statue daily.
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He put up his hands in celebration and cruised for a good 15 seconds with his arms outstretched in victory.
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But for many years, the Wende's ambitions and the breadth of its collection far outstretched its capabilities to showcase them.
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For one brief moment, she steps in front of her dragon's outstretched wings, appearing to instead have grown them herself.
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After reassuring him that he posed no risk to baby Easton, the mom propped her son into Pop's outstretched arms.
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Yorke stands with arms outstretched, goading the crowd into the a cappella bridge: "This is what you get," we shout.
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This guard, with the lead hand open and outstretched, positioned the rear hand to quickly extend and land a blow.
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ARMS OUTSTRETCHED, the congregation at Hyde Park Baptist Church welcomed the Holy Spirit into their two-storey, stained-glass sanctuary.
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The oldest player to score in a Women's World Cup final, she struck a familiar victorious pose with arms outstretched.
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Their hands are outstretched, their weight falls entirely on one heel, and the other foot hovers slightly above the ground.
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In his outstretched right hand, he held up a tiny American flag and a pocket-size copy of the Constitution.
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He now boasts that he can carry a dozen chairs, hung on both outstretched arms and strapped to his back.
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And for $125 they can go to the top and explore what will one day be Crazy Horse's outstretched arm.
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One coach showed a keeper how to position his body by making a cross — torso up and down, arms outstretched.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A man with wings, plumed and outstretched, is in full ascension towards the Sun.
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As it is, he is kneeling, his right palm outstretched, his gaze trained toward the Dollar General across the street.
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Take the recent smearing of Trump over the claim that he ignored the outstretched hand of a disabled, young boy.
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If you'd like, you can put a pillow underneath your upper back with your legs outstretched in front of you.
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Both versions end with the same pose: the dancer holding the hoop in his left hand, his right hand outstretched.
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And sing along they did, flooding the concert hall with thousands of voices, outstretched arms and an enveloping emotional charge.
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In the fifth, Salvador Perez singled in two more runs with a line drive that zipped past Severino's outstretched glove.
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Leaders such as Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg can often be seen with their palms outstretched, when talking to a crowd.
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Bourjos ripped two liners in the third, one landing just foul, and the other in third baseman Headley's outstretched glove.
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Many of them put their hands in the air with five fingers outstretched, a symbol of the pro-democracy movement.
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After the Nets' Jared Dudley air-balled an open 21-pointer in the third quarter, Simmons celebrated with outstretched arms.
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Berahino finds it with an outstretched leg, and just sends it to the back of the net with satisfying clarity.
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In Husain's early untitled and undated series of drawings on Conte paper, yellow angular lines resembling outstretched limbs suggest sexual coupling.
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For several straight minutes, she has bounced continuously from foot to foot and traced tight, fast circles with her outstretched arms.
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He drove past Terrance Ferguson, and let go of the floater over the outstretched arms of Thunder 7-footer Steven Adams.
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The only way to advance was by feeling your way forward, arms outstretched to touch the damp trunks on either side.
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In the Tello, it's supposed to help the drone hover in one place more consistently, or land in an outstretched palm.
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His speech urging a new push for European integration delivered days after the German election was an outstretched hand to Berlin.
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In March 2017, the president appeared to ignore German Chancellor Angela Merkel's outstretched hand during a meeting in the Oval Office.
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"A year and a half ago, an American president landed in Havana and outstretched his hand to a regime," Rubio said.
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The Goddess Nut is drawn with arms outstretched on the interior of the chest, and she's the goddess of the sky.
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Gattis hit a line drive off the outstretched glove of Mariners right fielder Mitch Haniger, who almost made a spectacular play.
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The camera moves in behind him as he assumes his position of power, hands outstretched against the floor-to-ceiling window.
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And, indeed, you have made the star a figure—arms outstretched as if to greet an old friend with a smile.
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Is this outstretched arm a new greeting at the threshold of Brooklyn, like the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor?
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Zackrisson dived at the loose puck and managed to get his stick on it, lifting it over the goaltender's outstretched glove.
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When she can't think of a word that's on the tip of her tongue, she bends over the table, arms outstretched.
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Unlike streaming, which has silently assimilated into our lives, the digital revolution felled the music industry like an outstretched decaying tree.
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These concertina fold-out books are displayed to great effect here, outstretched and casting a pleasing zigzag shadow on their plinths.
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"These gloves are too small, too tight: won't fit," Simpson notes, holding his outstretched hands up for the jury to see.
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As we sat on the steps of Margaret's with our legs outstretched in the sun, two men panhandled on the corner.
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Wilson then lofted a stunning pass downfield into the outstretched arms of Turner, who had beaten two defenders for the score.
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He drove past Terrance Ferguson, and let go of the floater over the outstretched arms of Thunder 193-footer Steven Adams.
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Gortat had just finished turning around from a pivot, and caught Wall's pass with his face instead of his outstretched hands.
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The cliffs that encircle Rio tower dramatically above, beyond which rise the outstretched arms of the city's Christ the Redeemer statue.
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To be sure, the noise often came from cheering onlookers, hands outstretched, who were clamoring to take selfies with Ms. Nixon.
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They objected that the outstretched index finger of the statue would point toward upper-caste women who would walk past it.
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One image shows a young woman at a summer camp playing with a water pistol, arms outstretched Joan-of-Arc-like.
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Through the newly created hole, Graham Fagg of Dover, England, and Philippe Cozette of Calais, France, grasped each other's outstretched hands.
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Fingers stab; lightening jags across the sky; hands are raised in despair and supplication; people dance with arms outstretched and interwoven.
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As the candidates shuffled off the stage to mingle with supporters, Warren approached Sanders but declined to shake his outstretched hand.
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Eventually, while her arm was outstretched, Biden leaned forward and bit down on the tip of his wife&aposs index finger.
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An enemy prisoner grimacing as a bullet fired from a pistol at the end of an outstretched arm enters his brain.
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Not too far from the back door to the shelf, the distance no more than the length of his arm, outstretched.
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As aides hurried him to his car past the shouting protesters, one of the aides walked into a protester's outstretched hand.
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A man was heading out, towards the courtyard, and as he approached me he outstretched his arm and grabbed my breast.
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The shadow adds to the drama and shows how high Monfils is from the court with his arm outstretched playing the ball.
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One participant drew blooms sprouting from the dancer's outstretched arms; another sketched out the path of the dancer's head with little strokes.
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Taken in black and white, one shows the outstretched, pointing finger of a woman being helped from a boat onto Bangladeshi territory.
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A third snap saw the lovebirds with their backs to the camera and arms outstretched checking out the view over the lake.
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While her sister became the gilded legend, she became the myth, the witch in the mirror, her arms forever outstretched and empty.
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Clarkson had blood spatter on her dress, but not her outstretched legs, while Spector's trousers had no spatter, but his jacket did.
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The well-preserved remains of Tongtianlong featured arms outstretched, with neck and head held high—a very unusual orientation for a fossil.
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But as we learn in the film, she was passed over once her ambition for conquest outstretched Odin's own thirst for power.
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The Tyrrhenian Sea spilled out as always between the outstretched arms of Porto Ercole to the south and Talamone to the north.
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The canon focuses on vanished elementary school kids, lured by the promise of comfort and protection offered by Slender's unnaturally outstretched arms.
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Stone tied it, 1-1, at 2:19 converting a pass from Ryan in front of the net past Fleury's outstretched pad.
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Another refrain—this time a shouted "shots fired"—foreshadows thousands of people screaming into Sigrid's outstretched microphone under a blue festival sky.
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Henry James once described Joseph Conrad's writing as a "prolonged hovering flight of the subjective over the outstretched ground" of his stories.
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Sometimes they pick the flowers and hold them outstretched to the camera—with, of course, the chosen consumer product conspicuously displayed alongside.
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The wayward bookie caught it from three feet away, his unused gun clattering to rest a few inches from his outstretched hand.
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He used outstretched hands as linchpins so that he could lurch forward, his long arms groping the crowd like a predatory arachnid.
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Canada pegged one back in the 75th minute after a turnover, with Lucas Cavallini sending the ball past Guillermo Ochoa's outstretched arms.
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In "Jogiyon ka Dera" from Notes from the Desert, a young, barefoot boy with arms outstretched, stands on the hot, baked earth.
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Indeed, I've grown increasingly less self-conscious when younger players, having put me to the ground, offer apologies along with outstretched hands.
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Shrimp may appear steamed, head-on and feelers outstretched, in a half-soup, half-sauce of collapsed tomatoes, bell peppers and onions.
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Kinsler then scorched a 2-1 sinker that carried just over the outstretched glove of Gardner for a double that scored Pearce.
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The boy ends his dance, arms outstretched, and police respond with their arms up in the defensive "hands up, don't shoot" position.
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The wandering with outstretched arms is breathtakingly vulnerable, and I can't imagine how difficult it is to attempt to fill her shoes.
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It was now overrun by sightseers, many of whom had their backs turned to the monuments, arms outstretched, cell phones held out.
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On Pro Football PHILADELPHIA — Carson Wentz stood at the line of scrimmage Tuesday morning, his arms outstretched, and waited for his cue.
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Roman feigns sympathy as he tears the check he wrote into tiny little pieces and puts it in the boy's outstretched hand.
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With Gio Urshela on base, LeMahieu fouled off five pitches before depositing one past the outstretched glove of right fielder George Springer.
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We set out with Geuze in the lead, cycling upright and one-handed, coat flapping, point-and-shoot camera outstretched, snapping away.
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But beneath their feet, beneath America's arrogant and outstretched maw, a universe crawls with an intelligence about which they have no understanding.
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Asleep on his feet with his head buried in his puffy coat, he leaned with an arm outstretched against a metal pillar.
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Last year he sold a sculpture of a man with outstretched arms at Bonhams, an auction house in London, for £12,20183 ($16,150).
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She appears in Mr. LaChapelle's surreally kaleidoscopic image with arms outstretched, gazing skyward and floating against a backdrop of primordial looking greenery.
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At one point she even seems like the sail to his mast, her arms and skirts outstretched as he follows close behind.
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" One might think, at first, that its tales are about unrelated people, but "standing overhead with outstretched limbs are the real protagonists.
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It is typically tested by the finger to nose test, during which any abnormalities will be noticeably amplified by an outstretched finger.
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The joy About an hour later, Lino re-emerged, clapped her hands together, then quickened her step and ran, arms outstretched in joy.
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It catches food by plunging head-first into water, wings outstretched and beak pointed keenly at an unsuspecting minnow or stickleback swimming below.
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Walking across the quad at King's College London, she waved and smiled and shook as many of the outstretched hands as she could.
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A glowing feminine form that seemed to be made of starlight, featureless in every way, stood there with her hand outstretched to Alexandra.
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With Seema trying to tug her down to the floor, Phogat ducked under her opponent's outstretched arms to seize her around the waist.
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But Marcus Sorensen made it a nail-biter at 11:58, as he was able to wrap the puck around Talbot's outstretched pad.
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He had been expecting an armed robber, an entire burglary crew, but this clammy ghost with its outstretched arms, this air-conditioned man?
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It can be a fast-break block from behind on a taller opponent, when Felder's outstretched hand reaches halfway up the backboard square.
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" At which point Mr. Trump, arms outstretched on the stump, mouth agape, is shown asking rhetorically, "How stupid are the people of Iowa?
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New York left winger Jimmy Vesey pounced on it like a hungry dawg with an outstretched stick and slapped the puck toward goal.
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It then showed him standing and holding his arms outstretched, as if being searched, while being filmed by at least one other cameraman.
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Later during the games, Egypt's judo champion, Islam El Shahaby, dropped the mandatory bow and snubbed the outstretched hand of his Israeli counterpart.
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Always upright, with his arms in some variation on outstretched, Mr. Gee resembles a proud orator one moment, an imploring child the next.
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Gonzalez casually tried to clear Alvin Jones' cross and sent it looping from 15 yards over the outstretched right arm of Tim Howard.
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Trump kept picking up items from tables laden with supplies, showing them to the crowd and handing them to people with outstretched hands.
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On winning, the 120kg giant threw himself on to the hammer circle and lay on his back, arms and legs outstretched in delight.
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Some of her earliest work centered on physical challenges, like stabbing 20 knives between the fingers of her outstretched hands (Rhythm 10, 1973).
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Some of her earliest work centered on physical challenges, like stabbing 20 knives between the fingers of her outstretched hands ( Rhythm 10, 1973).
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He performs the readings with his tattooed arms outstretched, a colorful six-winged seraphim on one arm, a Sanskrit mantra on the other.
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Sweden's Sofia Jakobsson tied it in the 163nd minute with a strike that went under the outstretched leg of German goalkeeper Almuth Schult.
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As he pushes past an Associated Press photographer, a policeman in green camouflage uniform and maroon body armor chases him, his club outstretched.
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The last goal was a free kick that curled around a wall of defenders and just past the outstretched hand of Liverpool's goalkeeper.
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Mr. Esparza has morphed from schlub to spellbinder, the kind of guy who could command stadiums with a wave of an outstretched arm.
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Turning down an outstretched hand won't reduce the risk of someone catching something they probably weren't going to get in the first place.
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Whichever the case, Macron at one point seemed to swerve away from Trump, despite Trump's outstretched arms, so he could embrace Merkel instead.
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President Obama started with an outstretched hand, but pulled it back with a policy lurch leftward to a place we could not go.
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Roslovic deflected a point shot from defenseman Dmitry Kulikov past the outstretched right pad of Crawford for his 12th goal of the season.
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The recordings show Mr. Hudgens with his arms outstretched, backing away as a deputy charged him and then threw him to the ground.
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His first meeting with Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany was cool to the point of insulting, as he initially ignored her outstretched hand.
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But not 30 seconds later, there she was, with a practiced smile and kind words for a supporter with an outstretched cell phone.
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The president arrived in France this morning to celebrate Bastille Day with President Emmanuel Macron, who offers a rare outstretched hand from Europe.
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MTM Recognition also standardized the trophy's dimensions after staff members noticed that past trophies' outstretched right arms departed the body at different angles.
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For example "Beggar" (2016), a series of nine, large, black woodblock prints, offers simple iterations of a hooded kneeling figure with arms outstretched.
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Political readings offset the outstretched possibility of the sea and the horizon with the confines of the pool and the region's shrinking mobility.
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Chicago shortstop Addison Russell was off target on a throw to an outstretched first baseman Rizzo to get Votto on a game-ending groundout.
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Near the vast statue of Lenin, arm outstretched, which dominates the main square is a new landmark: Shanghai City, the largest hotel in town.
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I am later asked to strip another male server, who is laid down on the table by several female servers, arms outstretched, crucifixion-style.
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The picture is CRAZY ... Mark is a 210 pound NFL player, and he basically looks like a toddler standing next to the outstretched boar.
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Shaw followed with a line drive off the glove of outstretched first baseman Max Muncy, scoring Grandal and Moustakas to make it 4-1.
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They are aliens, fifty-story monoliths, each crowned with three enormous, outstretched blades that dazzle in the morning light of this crisp October day.
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The second came on a bloop single by Ronald Torreyes that barely found its way over the outstretched glove of Aledmys Diaz at shortstop.
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As Martin Guptill fired in his throw, the ball was deflected off Stokes' outstretched bat and ran to the boundary for another four runs.
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Kate, 37, flashes a smile in her light pink Alexander McQueen ensemble, with her arm outstretched as if in the middle of a dance.
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The legs-in-bathtub shot has become an Instagram classic: legs outstretched, a bath bomb deployed, candles lit on the corners of the tub.
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Zelenskiy high fived cheering supporters who held their arms outstretched outside the Soviet-era parliament building, and stopped for a selfie with the crowd.
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He held his arms outstretched as legions of young hands reached out to touch him, a conduit for the man they would never meet.
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In its last sentence, the letter included a gracious offer, similar to the outstretched hand that recent Presidents have traditionally offered to their successors.
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One dancer's outstretched leg, bent at the knee, sets another dancer hinging backward, where another, without us noticing, has already arrived to catch her.
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But he did have to stand for hours at a time, arm outstretched in the Nazi salute, at school rallies organized by the party.
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The sky turned dark as it filled with ash, she recalled, and people roamed the streets with molten skin dangling from their outstretched arms.
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He peeked and saw a sinewy teenager in red-and-white shorts pounding the outstretched mitts of his trainer with uncommon discipline. Whap-whap.
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We engage our hands like on no other day of the year, eschewing forks and knives, and sucking the grease from our outstretched fingers.
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Irving buried a 3-pointer over the outstretched arm of Porzingis, the Knicks' 7-foot-3 power forward, and then made a jump shot.
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He then let fly a 25-foot jumper over the outstretched hand of San Diego State guard K.J. Feagin, who had been hounding Merrill.
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Burrow hit Derrick Dillon over the outstretched arms of linebacker Deshaun Davis for a 222-yard touchdown strike with 252 minutes 213 seconds left.
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Across the street, a life-size bronze statue depicts this same erect figure standing with an outstretched hand, unveiled in 21949 by Queen Elizabeth.
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"Beep beep beep beep — I am a Russian bot," the provocateur, Alex Jones, mimed on Wednesday, his arms outstretched, his body spinning in circles.
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Maggie Cloud knelt on the floor of St. Mark's Church, scanning the space in front of her with an outstretched arm, like a searchlight.
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In one shot, Ms. Hadid, her hands outstretched, wears a high-neck scarlet silk dress with billowing sleeves and matching pointed-toe leather boots.
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LLEIDA, Spain — The ponytailed forward cut through the rain and the defense and drove a low shot past the outstretched arm of the goalkeeper.
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But Evans said the development timeline for Inboard's e-scooter "outstretched" its financial runway, which most recently involved an $8 million investment in 2017.
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Next to the front doors, a giant floor-to-ceiling mural was fashioned out of moss depicting a male figure with his arms outstretched.
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There, above the meat case crammed with pork chops, steaks and chicken, were toys arrayed on shelves tantalizingly close to our small outstretched arms.
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A parrot flew into the room, past a taxidermied piglet with wings that was suspended from the ceiling, and alighted on Brown's outstretched finger.
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The Thunder gave the ball to Paul, who drove toward the basket, pulling up and arcing a shot over the outstretched hands of Towns.
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But still, as fans start to leave, a steady stream heads toward him, hands outstretched, wanting to offer their congratulations, or share their glee.
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Corpse Fortress is a wonderfully joyless slog through zombie hell; its 11 depraved tracks crawl on bloody stumps, and lurch along with claws outstretched.
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She holds a pose on a dirt road lined with shacks and onlookers, her outstretched arms diagonally bisecting the frame beneath dark rain clouds.
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You could use a straight edge to trace the path from one foot to the opposite outstretched hand, at roughly a 65 degree angle.
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Arm outstretched, holding a smartphone-sized 360-degree camera he bought on Amazon, Uyttendaele smiled in the general direction of the camera's tiny lens.
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It's worst on claims that a pass "might" have been intercepted, which announcers may say of throws a defender barely tips with an outstretched hand.
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James hit a 3 over Durant's outstretched arm midway through the third, then Tristan Thompson's basket the next possession pulled the Cavs within 72-66.
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Remember him skipping away after yet another dagger, arms outstretched and exultant, steely-eyed or gushing with bravado, champagne or sweat pouring off his head.
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In front of television cameras broadcasting images live around the world, the two leaders walked toward each other with hands outstretched for the momentous handshake.
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The ball appeared to land foul, after eluding the outstretched glove of Orioles third baseman Manny Machado, but a lengthy video review overturned the call.
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"Do you think you broke through tonight?" one asked as a group of cameras and outstretched recorders circled her near the center of the room.
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While his devoutly Catholic mother retained some control over him, his antics incurred a cruel punishment: kneeling on marbly mung beans with his arms outstretched.
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At the very end of the video, Cyrus and Ronson emerge from a car crash and Cyrus...stands with her hands outstretched, Jesus Christ-style.
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The same went for when I was holding digital objects in my hand, and moving my arm from a near position to an outstretched one.
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Mueller said he then immediately moved in to get in the shot with his right arm outstretched and his hand closed and palm facing down.
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At least, that's the theory being touted to explain why a massive crocodile would swim around with its arms outstretched like it wants a hug.
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But Felton couldn't get the ball to the heavily guarded Nowitzki, and he misfired on a long 210-pointer over outstretched Miami defender Chris Bosh.
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Turris skated in on a breakaway and snuck a shot over Columbus goalie Sergei Bobrovsky's outstretched right leg for his 16th goal of the season.
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Her proud pose, arm outstretched, inspired subsequent monuments, such as "Victory" by Carl A. Heber at the World War I monument in Greenpoint's McGorlick Park.
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Inside the iridescent crystal, Berger found the silhouette of an insect frozen in a dramatic pose, with its forelimbs outstretched and its jaws wide open.
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A tense, trembling final solo ends with the formidable Jennifer Lafferty on her knees, her arms outstretched and hands splayed as if saying — screaming — "Stop."
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The odd thing is that once you get used to it, the single outstretched hand from friends does start to feel a bit ill-mannered.
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The eight-foot-tall angel stands with one foot outstretched upon the upper basin of the fountain, wings spread wide and robes flowing behind her.
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Del Rey poses on a boat with one hand around Duke Nicholson (grandson of the actor Jack Nicholson) and the other outstretched to the viewer.
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Sevastova, a semi-finalist in New York last year, was sharper throughout and blazed a crosscourt forehand winner past Bouchard's outstretched racket on match point.
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Understanding all this, Ms. Merkel will continue to nod politely when Mr. Macron presents innovative proposals, but she's not going to grab his outstretched hand.
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Another had a hand on Ms. Hashimoto's head, and still another ran fingers along Ms. Hashimoto's outstretched arm as she began a long, low backbend.
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Many saw his outstretched hand as a powerful repudiation of the view, prevalent in parts of Western society, that Islam and violence are intimately intertwined.
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After all, evidence to the contrary — via a sculpture's outstretched wings — nearly smacked a reporter in the head as he entered Mr. Kushner's home here.
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When the CNN/Des Moines Register debate concluded, the studio audience and viewers saw Warren walk over to Sanders and not shake his outstretched hand.
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The singers' old-fashioned gestural vocabulary — arms raised to foreheads in stylized attitudes of suffering, or outstretched to heaven — supposedly died half a century ago.
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Just after the election, Richard Spencer told a crowd, "Hail Trump, hail our people, hail our victory," and was saluted with outstretched arms in reply.
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Following the speech, Pelosi tweeted out a picture of her with her hand outstretched toward the President who appeared to be turning away from her.
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Lisa Bielawa's "My Outstretched Hand" wove variegated, at times voluptuous choral textures around the 1901 memoirs of Mary MacLane, the radical freethinker of Butte, Montana.
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The watch's gem-encircled dial is surrounded by a 212-inch cuff laden with still more diamonds and styled in the shape of outstretched wings.
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Among several works on paper in the gallery's back space, the straitened figure with outstretched arms in "Skier" (2013) doubles eerily as ski lift tower.
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In the final straightaway, Diggins chased down Stina Nilsson of Sweden and outstretched her at the finish to win by 20153-hundredths of a second.
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Our polka-dotted little friend spends its days munching aphids, climbing leaves, occasionally alighting upon a delighted child's outstretched finger, and generally beetling around being adorable.
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Bolt's victory pose is also known as bolting, and involves him pointing both index fingers toward the sky with one arm cocked and the other outstretched.
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In the photo, Momoa is holding a stiff Clarke with her arms outstretched, though the actress had to admit Momoa did not compare to Patrick Swayze.
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They found that profile pictures showing outstretched arms and legs got more yeses than those with crossed arms, excluding responders who picked up on the ruse.
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As the outstretched sample-collecting limb makes contact, a flurry of dust and rocks explodes from the surface while the spacecraft quickly ascends back into space.
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At one point, I looked at my friend, who had suddenly turned into Crash Bandicoot, like full-on cartoon eyes with an outstretched comedy marsupial tongue.
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Savage took a devastating hit from 49ers defensive end Elvis Dumervil during the second quarter and could be seen trembling with his arms stiffened and outstretched.
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Are you one of those adult Little Leaguers who brings a glove to a game and could at long last snag glory with an outstretched arm?
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Both were opportunities for a statement of firm condemnation against acts of violence and a moment of empathy: a presidential reassuring hand and an outstretched arm.
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As for Penelope, it's unclear whether her outstretched arms indicate that she's also having the time of her life, or feeling some other type of way.
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The Davis statue stood atop a roughly 12-foot column and depicted him with his right arm outstretched, towering over the street also named after him.
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PopSugar reports that Evans' latest dog-related tweet has him channeling Caesar Milan, projecting a canine narrative onto a photo of Dodger with an outstretched paw.
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KATWIJK, the Netherlands — Its wings beating against a gathering breeze, the eagle moves gracefully through a cloudy sky, then swoops, talons outstretched, on its prey below.
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Rachel Keller as Syd Barrett takes charge of any room or scene she enters, while Jean Smart's Melanie Bird promises something great with an outstretched hand.
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Then, at the instructions of police, Cashman turned around facing in the opposite direction of the police, and walked backwards toward them, with his hands outstretched.
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Bradley made a 3-pointer over outstretched guard Iman Shumpert, stunning a sellout crowd and handing the Cavaliers just their fourth home loss of the season.
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However, one dog skeleton was found not under a chariot but to the side, its front paws outstretched, hind legs braced, body bent double with effort.
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At the end of outstretched filaments too small for the naked eye to see, the pest launches lethal spores that sap the tree of its nutrients.
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The shot was not one of Ronaldo's vintage free kicks, but it split open Wolfsburg's poorly positioned defensive wall and bounced past the outstretched Diego Benaglio.
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And you can stand on the curb, with your hand outstretched—you can ask her, maybe, if she'd like to have a nightcap at your place.
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We're plopped down in the last row of his home theatre on a couch that feels like a velvet sponge, a blanket covers his outstretched legs.
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The angel with her outstretched wings is vivacious, striding barefoot as water flows beneath her feet, and it is a stunning depiction of strength against loss.
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But when that ball just eluded her outstretched left hand, it became one of the last bits of agony in a disastrous afternoon for the Americans.
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Yates's retelling opens with Skarsgård's Tarzan living as Lord Greystoke, a dignified man who sips tea with an outstretched pinky finger and keeps company with diplomats.
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Amel Majri's curling left-footed free kick found Henry, who had gotten behind her defender, Monica, despite Monica's efforts to impede her with an outstretched arm.
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Däbritz scored on a low penalty kick beyond the outstretched left hand of Nnadozie, her third goal of the tournament and 13th of her international career.
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He threw straight for the wicket, and smashed the bails from the stumps while Ponting was still an outstretched bat from the refuge of the crease.
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"Give something to the world," she called one move, as she stepped a foot back and reached her outstretched arms forward, in a gesture of bounty.
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At the edge of the lake, Mr. Di Leonardo dove, arms outstretched, like a receiver flying into the end zone, and somehow grabbed the female mallard.
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Tristan Thompson sneaked a hook shot over JaVale McGee's outstretched fingers, but Durant answered with a turnaround jumper that gave him 34 points for the game.
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In practice, Catlett, who was 6 feet 8 inches tall, held a tennis racket aloft to acclimate his teammates to shooting over Alcindor's long outstretched arms.
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He — Poseidon, not Halley — stands nude and musclebound on a rolling platform, arms outstretched like a surfer, hovering in front of a shelf of fluorescent paints.
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In her 2015 video, "The Scale 2," above, the artist Kawita Vatanajyankur hangs suspended from ropes, eyes closed and arms outstretched, supporting two wide, flat baskets.
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The officer's outstretched arm blocks the bodycam's view, but the sound of another Taser -- that of officer Michael Fernandez, according to the lawsuit -- can be heard.
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Cobo&aposs husband posed on his military base with his left arm outstretched, and Cobo held out her right arm from her side of the world.
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Beneath open shelves crowded with mismatched serving vessels, Gohar's knives are suspended across a three-foot-long magnetized ceramic knife strip that resembles an outstretched hand.
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Several children were playing "restaurant," and one girl sat in a chair, her arms outstretched as if holding a steering wheel: she was delivering food orders.
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The child's arms are outstretched rigidly, tensed in anticipation of the inevitable blow, while his mother looks straight back at the viewer, hand raised above him.
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Sometimes he would fall to his belly and slither under a vent or a crack, then leap out at me with hands outstretched to strangle me.
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Grinning from ear to ear, she's bouncing up and down on stage in front of a 300-strong crowd, waving outstretched arms to a thumping electronic beat.
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"We will build the bridge well and beautifully," a construction executive, clutching a shot of vodka in his outstretched hand for a toast, had told his workers.
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There Lenin seems less like a fiery leader than a grumpy retiree, his arm outstretched as if trying to call back a bus that sped past him.
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The miraculous release from gravity's pull at the top of a hill, followed by a childlike caper down the other side, with arms outstretched like a plane.
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Analysis of the well-preserved fossil show an unusual posture, with the oviraptor's wing-like limbs splayed to the side, its neck outstretched, and its head raised.
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Then Bartman, seated down the left field line, reached for a foul ball and tipped it away from the outstretched glove of leaping Cubs outfielder Moises Alou.
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The quadcopter's four outstretched arms—each of which has an electric motor and propeller on the end—are attached to the craft's main body with hinged joints.
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For instance, a mid-air "tap" with an outstretched hand pauses or plays a song; turning the hand 90 degrees and swiping left or right changes tracks.
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The statue, which stood for 106 years, had been atop a roughly 12-foot column and depicted Davis with his right arm outstretched with palm turned upward.
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He did so with aplomb, smashing a 20-yard free kick past the outstretched hand of Ali Al-Habsi and into the back of the rippling net.
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Now President Trump seems poised to snatch this from its outstretched hand, effectively ending with one stroke what is left of our amicable relations with South Korea.
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While the shot might have been parried under normal circumstances, the ball looped over goalkeeper Joe Hart after glancing off the outstretched leg of City midfielder Fernando.
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He allowed German athletes to give the Heil Hitler salute with outstretched arms, but suspended Smith and Carlos for raising their fists as a human rights gesture.
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Sanches then unleashed a powerful shot from the edge of the penalty area that took a deflection off Grzegorz Krychowiak on its way past the outstretched Fabianski.
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Men and women clamor at the windows of an electoral commission booth, hands outstretched with slips of paper containing the information needed to get their voter cards.
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One of the pair lurches under God's outstretched arm, showing only a head banked on one shoulder, his cheerless face darkened by a black mop of hair.
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A man named Emmet dances a frenetic jig, his eyes agape in his weathered face; a group of boys jump with their arms outstretched, frozen in flight.
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But she was lying on her bed with one arm outstretched and the other on her chest, her hand curled in a fist, according to the warrant.
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I drew myself: the representative of an individual in despair, with hands palm outstretched outwards and downwards in the manner of Goya's peasant before the firing squad.
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Pop music pulsated, strobes flashed and slick videos displayed images of each Senate candidate on giant screens; aides tossed rolled-up party T-shirts into outstretched hands.
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But when the two met on stage after the debate was over, Warren didn't shake Sanders's outstretched hand, and the two seemed to have a heated conversation.
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Having a gatekeeper to screen all requests and fend off outstretched palms can ease any pressure or guilt that could lead you to making foolish financial decisions.
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I watched Zoe Laverne, a blond social-media star, make content on outstretched phones as reflexively and smoothly as a President shakes hands along a receiving line.
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Los Angeles was driving in the first quarter when, on third down, Rivers threw a slightly backward pass that went off the outstretched hands of Melvin Gordon.
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As the Liverpool Football Club stadium erupts joyously around him, celebrating yet another of the Egyptian's goals, he runs to the fans closest to him, arms outstretched.
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The little arms outstretched on either side, the green fingers spread in a hopeless last-minute attempt to soften the impact, were enough to break your heart.
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Her pitch as a unifier, however, may have suffered in the moments after the debate when cameras caught her apparently refusing to shake Mr. Sanders's outstretched hand.
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Wearing a tattered David Bowie T-shirt and a big silver fish earring in her right ear, she greeted me with outstretched arms and a big grin.
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While studying the ghost crabs, researchers noticed that when they were involved in agonistic interactions, the crustaceans made the aggressive rasping noises even with their claws outstretched.
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Favelas provided the backdrop, and Rio's iconic Christ the Redeemer statue could be seen up high and to the right, embracing the city with its outstretched arms.
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As for the statues -- Dwight's sculpture (full arms outstretched) will stand exactly 23 yards from his QB ... to replicate the moment from the 1981 NFC Championship vs.
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For example, there was the time that an interim dean patted the top of my headwrap and exclaimed, "Isn't that cute!" instead of shaking my outstretched hand.
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As for her brief moment in the spotlight last year, middle finger outstretched as she rode her bike past the motorcade, Briskman still seems to have no regrets.
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In the scene, the handmaids are forced to kneel in the rain holding rocks in their outstretched arms as punishment for refusing to stone another handmaid to death.
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In 2010, they famously rescued a 7-year-old boy trapped in rubble after an earthquake struck Haiti, his hands outstretched and a large smile on his face.
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"The day before [I took this photo], the venue was packed with tourists, many taking selfies and pictures of themselves in the Christ pose, arms outstretched," Curtis says.
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With outstretched arms and eyes fixed on the camera, Cassils tumbles to the ground as two figures silhouetted against a desert sunset spray the artist with fire extinguishers.
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The 10-story billboard covers part of the side of the Sherwin-Williams global headquarters and shows James, in his No. 23 Cavs' jersey, with his arms outstretched.
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She looked horrified as I walked towards her with outstretched arms and as she took the bird from my hands, she realized I had been winding her up.
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David LaChapelle, an American artist, places a limp Jackson in the arms of Christ in a forest clearing, the singer's outstretched hand pointing to a single fallen glove.
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Alright, to be fair, I'm sure there's some sort of explanation for whatever's afoot here, some important thematic reason they're all gazing off into the distance, arms outstretched.
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"If we Naruto run, we can move faster than their bullets," the page says, referencing the Japanese manga-inspired running style with arms outstretched backwards and heads forward.
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Ryan Nugent-Hopkins slid a pass across the front of the crease for Neal, who poked it above Crawford's outstretched leg for his eighth goal in six games.
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The image is of the character Tyrael holding a sword while surrounded by enemies, but his outstretched wings are painted blue and yellow to represent the Ukrainian flag.
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People will surround me and slowly attach one filled balloon after another—my silvers, my blues, my greens, my yellows, tying them to my outstretched arms and legs.
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In the painting "Soldier" (1970), done before he was 25, Cannon depicts a figure with arms outstretched, in a pose that evokes a crucifixion, against a white background.
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Their big, bold movement expresses (and requires) strength and surrender; kneeling, they circle their torsos backward in a row of deep hinges, arms outstretched and chests wide open.
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On Monday, he famously denied Kesha a hug by flat-out rejecting her outstretched arms three times in a row in one of the most awkward interactions, ever.
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With her arms outstretched she twirled and twirled around, the afternoon sunlight shining through her pale skirt and picking out the highlights in her long reddish brown hair.
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Over the weekend, the son of Korean immigrants tweeted a picture with his then boss, President Barack Obama, welcoming him into the Oval Office with his arms outstretched.
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The second (Shakirah Stewart), her torso and outstretched legs encased in a jersey tube from which only her head emerges, stays seated: She looks like her own canoe.
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" Mr. Mnangagwa, also on Twitter, appealed for "peace and unity above all," and said to his rival, "Nelson Chamisa, my door is open and my arms are outstretched.
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I only ever fall asleep in a kind of Superman-esque pose — awkwardly on my side, with one arm outstretched as if I'm steering myself through the sky.
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Resting Pose: Inhale back into your tabletop position and exhale folding your body backward, resting your hips on your feet, with your hands outstretched in front of you.
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An elderly man's turn came, and he stood before the machine, swiveling his hips in celebration as the precious stuff cluttered into the bag in his outstretched arms.
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A sharply angled cross-court backhand on match point pulled Nadal wide out of the court, and he could not sling his outstretched forehand back into the court.
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The theory is that outstretched hands extend farther than feet ahead of the body's center of gravity, located in the pelvic area and the reference point for velocity.
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The men suspected of being Islamic State fighters are ordered to approach in single file, their arms outstretched, as they are searched by troops and a sniffer dog.
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Both players put their open hands together with their thumbs locked and fingers outstretched to make what looks like the double-headed eagle displayed on Albania&aposs national flag.
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He skates toward the Three Rivers bench, his finger outstretched angrily, and takes a swipe at the Blizzard's Chris Cloutier before falling over, which draws jeers from the crowd.
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Kavanaugh had taken heat in the press for his refusal to take Guttenberg's outstretched hand during the lunch break Tuesday in an incident caught on video and circulated widely.
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Designed by their longtime collaborator, Alex Grey, the artwork is displayed on a translucent slipcase (making it unreplicatable), and features the body of a macrocosmic being with outstretched arms.
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Often his human figures appear with outstretched arms; Schöpke outlines their bodies with simple strokes and describes his subjects with carefully observed and neatly rendered kneecaps, eyebrows, or toes.
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" Moments before, Colbert displayed a photo of Moore speaking onstage with his arm outstretched and likened him to a "man demonstrating how tall you must be to date him.
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An arms-outstretched invocation of human annihilation isn't the most obvious note on which to end a summer popcorn movie, especially one that's as gleefully dumb as Fallen Kingdom.
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The poster features what appears to be Woody's outstretched arm on the floor as he holds onto his signature sheriff's hat with some of his stuffing clearly ripped out.
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George drove down the baseline on Wesley Matthews in the final four minutes and let go a high, arcing floater over Matthews' outstretched arm for an and-one chance.
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As they scatter, they dance with grotesque motions and outstretched arms and legs and gradually fall to the ground, some facing downward, some staring upward, as if dead. BARDWait!
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England were helped along the way by good fortune, including a deflection off top run scorer Ben Stokes' outstretched bat which ran to the boundary in the 50th over.
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With Federer back at net, Djokovic hit a forehand passing shot that Federer closed on but which clipped the net and shot over his outstretched racket for a winner.
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It was a feisty affair, by all accounts, but spilled over into seriously unfriendly territory when Fabregas steamed into Ragnar Klavan, wielding his outstretched leg like a medieval pike.
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I reached the barriers, and looked up to see Morrissey, arm outstretched, glacial blue eyes staring into mine, his large, surprisingly strong hand reaching down to pull me onstage.
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My favorite sequences are the chase scenes, where crowds of people lurch forward like zombies, smartphones clasped in their outstretched hands as they pursue the objects of their fascination.
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The first day I was testing this computer, I ran toward it with an SD card outstretched in my arm excited to edit a photo I had just taken.
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The degree of difficulty on Curry's shot was advanced-level physics — a fadeaway 23-footer over the outstretched left arm of Ed Davis, a 6-foot-10 power forward.
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Here it is poolside, legs outstretched: A little research before spending more than $100 on a stuffed animal would have revealed that the legs are part of the deal.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - A young protester, his arms outstretched and his head thrown completely back, is struck from behind by a Venezuelan National Guard riot control vehicle and pulled underneath.
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That moment arrived Friday when a nine-foot bronze sculpture of a leaping Wilson, his arms outstretched, a basketball in his right hand, was unveiled at Anderson High School.
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Two extra innings later, Florida's Edgar Renteria lined a ball that nicked the outstretched glove of pitcher Charles Nagy before escaping into the outfield for a Series-winning single.
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Unsurprisingly, the first Muffler Man made by Bob Prewitt in 1962 was Bunyan, the most gentle of American giants, and his outstretched arms were designed to hold an axe.
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He's leering at the lens with his hands outstretched toward the breasts of his U.S.O. co-star, Tweeden, who is wearing a military helmet, fatigues, and a bulletproof vest.
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Cameras at the speech captured Trump appearing to ignore Pelosi's outstretched hand, as well as Pelosi shredding a copy of Trump's remarks as soon as he had finished speaking.
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One man, who has the glazed look of the deeply inebriated, dances with gusto then, in a flourish, stumbles out of the church, hands outstretched, and grabs my breasts.
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If you have a child who will obediently stay still, arms outstretched, while you generously apply a pasty goop to his entire body, tell us how you do it.
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He approached the Liverpool fans, a mass of red at the other end of the stadium from where his ignominy had descended, gingerly, nervously, palms outstretched, pleading for forgiveness.
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In another photo, she wears a kimono and sunglasses, standing in the middle of the ocean with her arms outstretched, as if she can't quite believe she's really there.
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In stark contrast, her exposed skin is an electric turquoise with tattoo-like motifs — a Javanese pattern known as Parang Rusak, traditionally reserved for royalty — snaking round outstretched arms.
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Either way, having a gatekeeper to screen all requests and fend off outstretched palms can ease any pressure or guilt that could lead you to making foolish financial decisions.
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A member of Hancock's team was accidentally hit in the face by an outstretched arm, but the initial version briefed to reporters was that the adviser had been punched.
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A few hours later, his three older children sat with their legs outstretched in an ice rink locker room as two of the sponsors hunched over them, lacing skates.
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The three pieces were produced between 1978 and 1980, featuring his name emblazoned across the car, flanked by cartoon figures or an outstretched hand and dotted with stylistic flourishes.
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In the fourth inning, Andrus sent a 3-2 cutter from Indians right-hander Aaron Civale (1-1) just over the outstretched glove of rookie Oscar Mercado in center field.
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So if an outstretched hand works with North Korea, which can go either way at this point, or Iran or Russia, maybe it can work with our fellow Americans, too.
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I remember the first day Billy came running towards me with his hands outstretched for a cuddle – as a mother, that had to be the happiest moment of my life.
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Remember when you rolled over, arm outstretched, searching for the body that used to lay next to you, only to find the other side of the bed cold and empty?
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Protection, due process and outstretched arms for terrorized families: That's an approach consistent with America's laws and values, not agents at the door, on the hunt for mothers and children.
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The bole of the biggest living sequoia, the General Sherman tree, is over 30 metres (2150 feet) in circumference; it takes 21872 adults with their arms outstretched to encircle it.
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Marte then scored on a two-out single by Jordy Mercer that just cleared the outstretched glove of first baseman Clint Robinson to give the Pirates a 21-1403 lead.
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So when trying to take a selfie with your phone held in an outstretched hand, a group of friends doesn't have to awkwardly squeeze together to fit into the frame.
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This is because it has two sets of tentacles, long and short, and its stance at the beginning of the video — bell motionless, tentacles outstretched — suggest it's an ambush predator.
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Now fighters who move their arms towards their opponents face with their fingers outstretched could suffer a foul, and referees must communicate with fighters throughout contests to stop the dangerous.
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Bieber hit the beach in SoCal to stand with arms outstretched and eyes closed in what appears to be the golden hour ... getting perfect lighting on his heavily-inked bod.
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As Moir glided sideways in a crouched spread-eagle position, Virtue, clad in a shimmering purple and black catsuit, climbed on to his thighs before arching backwards with outstretched arms.
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So in many shots, paw outstretched just out of view of the camera's picture, it looks exactly like Manny is holding the GoPro at arm's length and snapping a photo.
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The king also reiterated his "policy of the outstretched hand toward Algeria", invoking the "brotherhood" and "joy" expressed in Morocco after the Algerian team won the African Cup of Nations.
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After scoring the first goal for the US Women's National Team in their World Cup quarterfinal match against top-ranked France, Megan Rapinoe posed for fans with her arms outstretched.
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Hickey threw a shot toward the net that Lee tipped off Vancouver's Ben Hutton and just over the line past Markstrom's outstretched glove for his 10th goal of the season.
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The set of delicate wire and paper sculptures showers one wall of the gallery with silent, frozen explosions that are similar in size and shape to an outstretched human hand.
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" The joke was not memorable, yet when Shajn Cabrera saw the 20063 photograph of Franken on the plane, approaching Tweeden's chest with his arms outstretched, he immediately recalled the "Dr.
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Fernandes looked furious: He stood for several seconds, staring at his teammate, arms outstretched, then turned away with his head in his hands, marveling at the folly of human existence.
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In the end, the experience of reading "Trust Exercise" is reminiscent of the most famous trust exercise of all: the one where you fall backward into your partner's outstretched arms.
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On Cleveland's first possession after the break, James hit a shot in the lane over the outstretched arms of JaVale McGee, drawing a foul and proving that he was fine.
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Ms. Feore introduces this idea in a brilliant, low-tech gesture, having Billy "fly" about the stage the way all children do, running with his head forward and arms outstretched.
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The Warriors' Stephen Curry struggled, finishing with 15 points on 4-of-11 shooting, and the Cavaliers' Kyrie Irving sank the winning jumper over the outstretched fingertips of Klay Thompson.
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Then the 27-foot McSorley, unable early to maneuver passes around the outstretched hands of U.S.C. defenders, found some rhythm, and Penn State scrambled to within 23-227 by halftime.
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Anthony played Wednesday night and then spent 15 minutes on the court afterward, autographing and handing sneakers to fans, sorting through outstretched adult hands to bestow his gifts on children.
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Jane had just come out of the shower, but she reached up and pulled the skylight shut with one outstretched arm while, with the other, she held up her towel.
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One arm and one leg are outstretched as if the young author is about to take flight while her nose is buried in a book held by the other hand.
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In an early scene, a roiling sea of desperate Indian mothers — "wretched creatures" — storms the gates of the Belgian embassy in Kolkata, each with a child in her outstretched arms.
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Di Michelino's painting, "Mother of the Innocents" (1446), is a nearly life-sized image of a young Madonna holding an outstretched silk cloak that shelters 16 children of various ages.
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And they may see different things, depending on the angle they view the sculpture from: Haring's iconic open-mouthed dog, a solitary figure with arms outstretched skywards, or both figures intertwined.
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Eldredge, Bryan, Tyler, Urban, Florida Georgia Line, and Sam Hunt seemed to particularly revel in the new setup, reaching into the sea of outstretched hands and mugging for cell phone pics.
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The singer threw his towel into the crowd, and it sailed over outstretched hands and finally slapped me in the torso before falling into a heap on the drink-soaked floor.
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LeBron picks up Curry and stalks him all the way to the rim, where he rises and smacks the ball right past the outstretched finger of J.R. "Only Heart, Hustle" Smith.
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Or it can be glimpsed in "The Ascent of the Blessed", where angels guide people from purgatory up to heaven—their arms outstretched—and jubilantly push these souls upwards (see picture).
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At one point during the protest on Altamira plaza, a crowd walked towards a group of police officers on motorbikes, their arms outstretched, chanting "Freedom," until they were face-to-face.
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Gabby Williams hasn't forgotten what it felt like for a moment to see Morgan William's shot launch just above her outstretched hand, ending the Connecticut season two games ahead of schedule.
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With 3D body scanning and motion capture, the client stands with with feet shoulder-distance apart and arms slightly outstretched, revolving slowly on a turntable while a technician scans the body.
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In one instance this year, CNN found that Juul's Instagram reposted a photo of a Juul in an outstretched hand taken by a 25-year-old, tagging him in the description.
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We were doing boat pose, with our legs and arms raised, when the tiniest member of the herd, Annie, wandered by and stopped in front of me, under my outstretched legs.
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The most solid contact Tebow made was with the left-field wall, which he crashed into face first while in pursuit of a fly ball that had eluded his outstretched glove.
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Let's imagine, for example, that the second, anxious Putin decided to accept an outstretched hand from Washington as cover for extricating himself from the stalemate he has created in eastern Ukraine.
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Here, she crisscrosses the space, walking in a steady zigzag from one corner to another, embellishing each line of her path with slow turns, powerfully outstretched gestures and telling, momentary pauses.
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The Red Bulls (5-3-0) opened the scoring in the second minute when an outstretched Sean Johnson deflected Bradley Wright-Phillips's shot into Romero Gamarra's path for a put-back.
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Good Morning America dropped a similar teaser with another annoyingly short snippet, featuring Luke taking his old lightsaber from Rey's outstretched hand just moments after the last scene in Force Awakens.
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But when I approached myself, the Katz's man put up one finger to say "just a moment," and when he whirled back around, his outstretched arm held that familiar chartreuse can.
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The deep scarlet, bead-crowned blown-glass figure in "Breathe," seated cross-legged and imperially calm, has pulled a clear glass baby out of her body by its triumphantly outstretched arms.
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They added two more in the eighth against the Phillies bullpen, when Giancarlo Stanton's bases-loaded chopper bounced inches over the outstretched glove of a drawn-in Scott Kingery at short.
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Jones rallied the Giants by tossing a deft, deep pass to wide receiver Golden Tate, a throw that dropped just over a lunging Patriots defender and fell into Tate's outstretched arms.
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After porpoising toward shore, a group of kings would come running headlong up from the breakers, their flippers outstretched and fluttering, as if the water had got too cold for them.
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With arms outstretched from the sides of the screen, and our eyes taking in the perspective of the killer, we shoot, hack and beat our way through a sea of assailants.
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Now, as the 100-day mark of the Trump administration approaches, it's time to ask: Is The Times following through on its promise to put an outstretched hand toward Red America?
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As Mr. Wei circled slowly, arms outstretched in a calm tai chi defense, Mr. Xu lunged, jabbed him to the floor, then used a "ground and pound" technique to subdue him.
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Eden Prairie forward Kyle Rau dived headfirst and directed the puck into the net with his outstretched stick for the game-winning goal in triple overtime of the Class 2A championship.
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The photo of the two -- heads bowed, arms outstretched, gold and bronze medals hanging around their respective necks -- became an instant classic, one of the best-known images of the 20th century.
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During his criminal trial four years ago, Breivik entered the court with his own salute, using a clenched fist instead of the outstretched hand that the Nazis used to greet Adolf Hitler.
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Tweeden's character is informed that "a woman your age should have a complete breast examination every year"; Franken then approaches her with his arms outstretched and his hands aimed at her chest.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MILWAUKEE — As I look at this photograph of myself, lying flat with arms outstretched on the Carl Andre, I wonder about my violation of museum etiquette.
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When Arthur is running in front of the spray of the hose with his arms outstretched, there is nothing but sensation: the water, the sunshine, the feel of both on his skin.
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"Today, human encounters with pigeons often more closely resemble Tippi Hedren cowering in Alfred Hitchcock's 'The Birds,' rather than St. Francis of Assisi standing calmly with an outstretched hand," Ms. Rueb writes.
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In a widely-viewed video, German Chancellor Angela Merkel's outstretched hand was rejected by Horst Seehofer, the country's interior minister; the two laughed as she pivoted to a chummy double-handed wave.
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Altidore put the United States ahead with a curling shot past Miller's outstretched right hand into the upper corner of the net just beneath the crossbar, his 39th goal in 108 appearances.
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One toddler outstretched her arms to be held, a request the first lady granted, pulling the curly-haired blonde girl onto her hip and cuddling her as she pointed around the room.
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This thing is lurching your way, arms outstretched, forcing you back, all the way back, from where you came—a narrow corridor, no escape save for the door you just came through.
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Amjad Abu Jamous, 26, said that should he manage to get past the main fence, he hoped to face down an Israeli soldier with his arms outstretched and fingers in the "victory" sign.
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Warmly greeted by the Rio crowd, Chusovitina began each of her two attempts by raising her right hand, then standing erect with her right foot outstretched to prepare her sprint for the springboard.
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Witsel put the contest beyond the Irish 13 minutes later, arriving in the box to head the impressive Meunier's cross beyond Randolph, whose outstretched hand could not quite divert the thumping effort wide.
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The fossilized remains of this feathered, bird-like dinosaur were preserved with its limbs outstretched, and its head raised—suggesting it was hopelessly stuck in a patch of mud, where it eventually died.
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LeBron blocked him into a pile of purely theoretical particles, Irving drilled the series winner over his outstretched hand, and he was victimized by the one great defensive possession Love had in him.
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The Vive towers can cover a maximum area of 15 by 15 feet, but I was able to play almost every experience Valve provided in a rectangle just wider than my outstretched arms.
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It's a drawing she bought off of a guy in a bar—a portrait of a demonic creature with one arm outstretched that's a sinister contrast to the peaceful space that surrounds it.
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And even though I am sure Sharon Stone was in Antz she played Bala, even then, no: they have their phone out, a single finger outstretched, and they are checking, just in case.
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In an email, the rescuer, who gave his name as Martin but did not want his family name published, said he had spotted the baby in the water "like a doll, arms outstretched".
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He had seen snow for the first time that winter, and he loved to be out in it, to stand with his arms outstretched as it fell, his mouth open to the sky.
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Giroux snapped a nine-game goalless drought when he one-timed a pass from Jakub Voracek past an outstretched Rask for his fifth goal of the season and fourth on the power play.
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Josh Hagins sent the game into overtime with a shot from the edge of the midcourt logo, and then into the second overtime with an arcing shot off glass over an outstretched defender.
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Instead of just holding on to the ball and dealing with coming up short, Boddy-Calhoun wanted to go for full-on glory, as he tried to break the plane with outstretched arms.
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It's my theory that these broad movements, the large outstretched hands, spinning on one's head and all these unusual positions to see somebody in, will get through and be processed by the brain.
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The steel trusses gently meet the ground in a series of points, as if the whole roof were a ballerina balancing on one foot with the other outstretched, making the impossible appear effortless.
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Senzel atoned for an earlier baserunning blunder by slapping a two-run double past the outstretched glove of left fielder Kyle Schwarber to give the Reds a 4-0 advantage in the fourth.
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Mr. Greenspon, who also sold pictures to newswires, went on to make one of the war's most memorable images, "Help from Above," showing a soldier with arms outstretched to an incoming medevac helicopter.
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"This is my studio, where I work," she says, her arms outstretched to take in the airy 16-by-19-foot space, lit by the sun coming in through two wall-size windows.
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Shofner, 6-foot-3 and 185 pounds or so and adept at going up over the outstretched arms of defenders, caught 68 passes, a single-season Giants record at the time, in 63.
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Whether spinning with outstretched arms or loosely holding the napes of their necks — elbows pointed out sharply before rocking on their heels and letting their arms melt forward — they embody the music's sweep.
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However, the royal mom approached Robertson, whom she has known for the past five years, with her arms outstretched and appeared to shake her head no, instead embracing her in a friendly hug.
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They saved their loudest jeers for Speaker Nancy Pelosi — laughing as the president appeared to ignore her outstretched hand before the speech, booing as she ripped up her copy after it was over.
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Bernie Sanders of calling her a liar before a national television audience during a tense, post-debate exchange in which she refused to shake his outstretched hand, according to audio released by CNN.
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He then quickly slid the puck ahead to Duchene, who skated in and faked a shot before tucking the puck past the outstretched pad of Ullmark for his eighth goal of the season.
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Weeks later, I will come across a photo from the shoot that day where Sidibe is standing tall, arms outstretched, as if she's ready to take in the entire skyline with one fell swoop.
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In the six-day-old Trump era, to the chagrin of some veteran audio purists and aestheticians, the single mic clipped to the tip of a spindly, outstretched gooseneck will now rule the roost.
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You can set the camera up on a tripod, or hold it steady in an outstretched hand (it has, surprisingly, fantastic gyroscopic stabilization for a tiny little camera) and capture the world around you.
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As for Mr Stone, he descended the courthouse steps after his release on a $250,000 bond with his arm outstretched, flashing a "v" sign in the style of his earliest political hero, Richard Nixon.
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Just take a look at this deep cut with a runner and two outs in the 9th that found a sweet, sweet spot just outside the outstretched glove of a laid-out Jake Marisnick.
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I reckon with one outstretched leg I could tip it over on its side, and it will scrabble and struggle to get up—like literally every robot in the first season of Robot Wars.
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They can create their own "pinhole projection" by crossing the outstretched fingers of one hand over the other during the partial eclipse and enjoying the crescent suns that shine through the waffle-like pattern.
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In one iconic photo that exemplifies their friendship, Obama sits on a bench while Merkel stands in front of him with her arms outstretched in deep conversation -- with the German Alps in the background.
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The only goal of two obdurate stalemates, in Manchester and Madrid, was an intended cross from Gareth Bale that skewed off the outstretched leg of City's defensive midfielder Fernando and diverted into the net.
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Family members say she exited her car with her arms outstretched to signal she was not a gang member - but not before wedging her infant daughter's car seat on the floor of the vehicle.
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Heinen skated across the goalmouth before tucking the puck past the outstretched right pad of Craig Anderson (27 saves) to give the Bruins a 3-513 lead at 5:43 of the third period.
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The eighteen-foot-long supplicant was fashioned from unfired clay, with two outstretched hands extending from a shroud of black plastic, at once a burqa, a body bag, and a collected bundle of trash.
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More recently, reading family letters, I learned about the beatings he suffered on the streets of Berlin, his 5-year-old hands outstretched to fend off the truncheon blows raining down on his head.
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Atlanta had first and third when Adonis Garcia lifted a lifted a fly ball to right field and the ball went over Bruce's outstretched glove, allowing Nick Markakis to easily score the tying run.
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The Preston defender did well to body Armstrong away from the ball, but he couldn't stop the Barnsely striker's ingenuity, as he reached back an outstretched leg to tap the ball around his man.
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The sculpture casts the president of the Confederacy, whose states seceded and fought to preserve slavery in the US, as a dignified leader, gesturing towards unseen devotees with an outstretched arm and open hand.
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The promoters, under pressure, eventually chose to stop using the image and to continue promoting the February meet with a picture of Tomas Stanek, a German shot-putter, facing forward with his arms outstretched.
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He trains seven days a week, concluding each practice in the straddle splits, called matawari, legs to either side, torso folded forward, arms outstretched like bird wings, chest and cheek resting on the floor.
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Jürgen Klopp, the coach of Liverpool, ambled out of the tunnel at Anfield before his team's Champions League match on Wednesday night when the wiggling, outstretched hands of some enthusiastic fans entered his sightline.
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If you find yourself in the Northern Hemisphere this summer on a clear night, locate the Hercules constellation in the sky, 21 stars that form the image of a man, arms outstretched, perhaps kneeling.
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With one out in the top half of the inning, Gleyber Torres had gotten the scoring started by lining a ball 376 feet to left center, just clearing the outstretched glove of Jake Cave.
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What struck me most of all, however, was the smallness and pettiness of the evening, starting with Trump ignoring House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's outstretched hand and ending with her tearing up the President's speech.
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That confusion only intensifies once you enter the five-story building, where you are greeted by a statue of an upended life-size cow, cradling a large vintage polygraph machine in its outstretched legs.
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In two stunning moments that book-ended the evening, Trump, as he began his speech, turned his back on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's outstretched hand in a snub that encapsulated their boiling bad blood.
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In a video clip, recorded by a Venezuelan journalist for an online news site, a lone figure wearing a backpack and a helmet appears, approaching the guardsmen from a distance with his arms outstretched.
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Hall's shot from the faceoff circle sailed past the outstretched stick of Chicago center Slater Koekkoek and leaping New Jersey center Pavel Zacha, who was screening Crawford, and into the net at 13:31.
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The image became immediately iconic: Becky Lynch, Smackdown women's champion, bloody-faced and sneering as she backs away from the ring after conducting an ambush, arms outstretched as she verbally hammers her kayfabe opponents.
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The president's failing to shake her outstretched hand before the speech, when he handed her the paper copy of his remarks, was not a factor in her tearing up the document, Pelosi told fellow lawmakers.
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Remember last week when typically jaded, laconic New Yorkers lost their goddamn minds in Central Park when an extremely rare Vaporeon spawned right before their eyes — causing ordinary citizens to go scrambling, phones desperately outstretched?
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The Republican president spurned the outstretched hand of Pelosi, the Democrat's leading elected official in Washington, upon meeting her for the first time since she stormed out of a White House meeting four months ago.
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The Penguins took the early lead as Crosby scored on a diving goal, his stick outstretched as he reached the puck past Tampa Bay goalie Andrei Vasilevskiy with 21:229 left in the first period.
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You watched them make 3-point shots over the outstretched arms of men much taller, and you found yourself saying the unbelievable, ridiculous, stupefied words you mouth when you can't quite believe what you're seeing.
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After taking his typical power stance — legs splayed, arms tensed — Bale sent a dipping, if not altogether fierce, shot over the England wall that deflected off Hart's outstretched hand into the corner of the net.
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So over the summer, when a group of benefactors offered the main airport a $200,000 bronze statue of him — arms outstretched as if to welcome travelers — it seemed like a natural gift for the city.
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Throwing the club high into the air, she rolled over on the floor ready to catch it as she went to strike her final pose, only to have the apparatus land beyond her outstretched hand.
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We have proved time and again that when a brave Arab leader like Anwar el-Sadat of Egypt or King Hussein of Jordan answers our outstretched hand for peace, we do not hesitate in reciprocating.
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In that sense, while Caprazo's outstretched arm is something to be seen in the third person by the film viewer, the death animation in Battlefield V is meant to be experienced by the game player.
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Roger did handstands on his father's upraised feet, Sandra stood erect on his father's outstretched hand, and Dennis, then 7 years old, did exercises while his father held him on his hands, feet or back.
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This was evident from the third-floor overlook of the Fisher arcade, which gave us a view of the frescoes and mosaics that line the ceilings, with images of outstretched eagles that represented American power.
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She was embarrassed about that, but rather than confess, she turned his attention to the late afternoon light on the harbor, to the honey-colored sun that gilded Our Lady, with her eternally outstretched arms.
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The album cover featured a photograph of Salvador, gazing sternly at the camera in a leather jacket, his arm outstretched on a table before him and his fist clenched in a subtle gesture of defiance.
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At the Lichtburg, a disused cinema where Bausch created pieces for her company, Mr. Minarik and Ms. Libonati took three couples through the sequence in which Judith falls through Bluebeard's outstretched arms to the floor.
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Some days I remember the pictures of my younger self that are now stuffed in the bottom of storage boxes; I see my windblown hair, my pink cheeks, my arms outstretched on a high peak.
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The bitterly polarized state of American politics was encapsulated by two remarkable moments: After entering the chamber, Trump turned his back on his host, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and did not shake her outstretched hand.
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Panama put on immediate pressure, and Camargo sent a rebound past the outstretched right hand of goalkeeper Brad Guzan in the 60th minute after Guzan made a save on an initial shot by Gabriel Torres.
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It depicts a body with a mangled face and outstretched arms, which could be Christ drooping from the Cross or Till at his funeral, where his mother, Mamie Till-Mobley, insisted on an open casket.
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" During the ceremony, the bride, her outstretched hands interlocked with the groom's, turned to her father, Clifford Blackman, and said, through a flood of tears: "I can feel Mom, she's here with me right now.
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PARIS — President Trump will be in Europe on Thursday for the second time in less than a week, having accepted a rare outstretched hand from a leader on the Continent, where he is deeply unpopular.
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As the man speaks ("I've wanted to come back for a long time"), the camera at last stops, the image now centered on a tree trunk with two long branches that look like outstretched arms.
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Her arms outstretched, she stares into the dragon's eyes as he opens his fanged mouth and, with his bright red serpentine tongue, appears to lick her hair, adding a wonderfully comic note to the painting.
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Rabbi Scialom Bahbout, 72, the community's spiritual leader, discussed Europe's migrant crisis with a visitor in the small "campo", or square, that is at the center of a maze of alleyways, some narrower than outstretched arms.
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While I admittedly spent the first week of my son's life staring at him with arms outstretched like a spotter ready to flick away any germ or speck of dust or errant asteroid, that quickly faded.
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If you hesitate, if you hem and haw, if you fail to shake every outstretched hand, you could find yourself like Jonathan Penner in Survivor: Philippines – eliminated in 7th place because he wouldn't make a deal.
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A photo of Pelosi clapping with her arms outstretched in response to Trump calling for an end to "revenge politics" went viral last year, which was the first of his term with Democrats controlling the House.
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"Congratulations Olympia 💜 NYU class of 2019 so proud of you 💫💫💫," Princess Marie-Chantal captioned a shot of her daughter with her arms outstretched, showing off the two-piece outfit underneath her gown.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In a bright yellow cloth shirt, arms outstretched and adorned with bangles, the image of Shaney Blackman towering over six meters (20 ft) tall on a wall in east London is arresting.
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I was able to make long smooth strides by sliding my feet across the floor with outstretched legs without getting nabbed for speeding, but pushing your luck is always a gamble given the risk of penalty.
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Side by side, arms outstretched, their eye sockets stuffed with cotton and their mouths gaping black holes, Purcell's photograph mimicked "a crowd of medieval people who'd been struck by a meteorite," she elaborates in the film.
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Dzingel's shot from the top of the faceoff circle sailed past the outstretched stick of Islanders defenseman Johnny Boychuk and past Greiss, who was screened by Columbus right winger Josh Anderson at the 5:43 mark.
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"Growing up in the light with a million eyes on you just isn't normal," she wrote alongside a photo of herself standing in front of the sea with her arms outstretched, looking out into the sunset.
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"This is probably the longest team in the league that we're facing, and we are continuing to try to throw passes over the top of their outstretched arms," Warriors Coach Steve Kerr said of the turnovers.
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The image featured King's quote, "If I cannot do great things, I can do small things in a great way," and showed a photoshopped image of King with his arm outstretched and sporting a Seminoles glove.
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The hotel and the train station coexist in one long, outstretched building, which was completed in 1914 and offers a refreshing prewar architectural counterpoint to the glittering glass-and-steel skyscrapers Tokyo is now known for.
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The Twins got on the board first dramatically in the fifth when Brian Dozier circled the bases after his drive to the left-center-field gap deflected off of Chicago center fielder Jacob May's outstretched glove.
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But the opponent ducked to his right and stumbled forward, head sweeping briefly against Taylor's chest, arms outstretched, looking for something to hold on to, as if the blue mat had been pulled from beneath him.
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It is why the whole stadium knew what Martial should have done, in that moment before the goal, why it seemed there were 76,000 people with their arms outstretched, asking him why he had not passed.
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On a recent Friday night, the Knicks and the Wizards jogged out of the locker rooms in a red brick warehouse in Long Island City and tossed white towels into the outstretched arms of cheering fans.
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When he drives to the basket, smoothly sliding past defenders, casually flipping arcing shots over and around their outstretched arms, you wonder why they don't contest his shots better or force themselves into his flight path.
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In the videos, which were partly obscured by the officers' drawn weapons and outstretched arms, there was no indication that the police tried to awaken Mr. McCoy, although they were shining their flashlights into his car.
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After scoring a goal in the World Cup quarterfinal against France, Rapinoe struck a pose with her arms outstretched, leading to what quickly became one of the most viral photos and moments of the cup run.
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Barzal then sent a pass through the outstretched stick of Sharks defenseman Marc-Edouard Vlasic to Lee, who fired a shot that banged off the left post and into the net at the 6:49 mark.
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On social media, partisans argued over "who started it" — Pelosi by leading the House to impeach Trump, or Trump by appearing to ignore her outstretched hand when he walked into the House chamber on Tuesday night.
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Ms. Ward remembers taking her son Bill to the nearby wildlife refuge as a child, where he would fill his hands with birdseed and stand with his arms outstretched until birds came and perched on them.
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Gideon Hausner, the Israeli chief prosecutor, has a star of David emblazoned on his forehead, while his hands are outstretched in the manner of the Jewish priestly blessing (not unlike the Vulcan salute, which it inspired).
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He grabs his "personal totems" from a messy pile on his desk, holding them in outstretched hands: a brass slug ("They are quite beautiful despite how people despise the poor creatures") and a frog ("I leap").
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Both ladies posed with one leg outstretched, hands firmly planted on hips and kissy faces pointed at the camera, each wearing denim overalls with a white t-shirt, sneakers, and golden tresses casually tossed over one shoulder.
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Related: Greek Coast Guard Accused of Sinking Migrant Boat Those below passed up children who were then held in outstretched arms so as to be visible in the coast guard searchlight — a plea for help and pity.
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My mom, for example, is one of those animal-loving hippies who wants to live in a meadow with the raccoons curled up next to her, the birds landing on her outstretched arms, like in Snow White.
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In a one-woman effort, she poked the ball away from an opposing player, raced into the top of the circle and smacked a bullet of a shot past the outstretched leg of British goalkeeper Maddie Hinch.
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They are particularly auspicious in China, where colonies of tiny bats have appeared, wings outstretched, on nearly every kind of common household object for centuries, serving as decorative motifs on vases, bowls and dishes, and snuff bottles.
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Though his Evan is no carbon copy of his predecessors in the role, he shares many pathetic mannerisms with them: the twitchy picking at himself, the cul-de-sac speech patterns, the upturned, outstretched, suppliant right hand.
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"The older versions of this that I know of were stories in the early 1950s about people heating pennies on skillets and then dumping the hot pennies in the outstretched hands of trick-or-treaters," Best said.
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He was killed by British officers in the uprising, along with many co-conspirators, but the statue shows a black man with his face tilted triumphantly to the sky and holding broken chains from his outstretched arms.
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Pogba, the world's most expensive player, allowed it to run across him before sending in a low left-footed shot that struck Davinson Sanchez's outstretched leg, looped up and spun into the net past goalkeeper Andre Onana.
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It's not unusual to see GoPro cameras attached to helmets and, on occasion, a rebel snowboarder with a selfie stick fully outstretched, filming himself as he recklessly, yet oh-so-stylishly, carves his way down the mountain.
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It took zero time before the tension between President Trump and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was evident at the State of the Union address on Tuesday when the impeached president ignored her outstretched hand to greet him.
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His fly ball off Dellin Betances to lead off the eighth carried just over Aaron Judge's outstretched glove, which collided with a fan, and the ball landed in the first row of the seats in right field.
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Standing on the Madrid field last year with his arms outstretched, Iceland soccer captain Aron Gunnarsson paused and looked up toward his fans in the stadium, all standing in a same stance, arms waiting high in the air.
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"My little fan club cheering me on," Hemsworth wrote alongside the cute shot, showing the three kids (one with outstretched arms!) watching him present the award for best motion picture — foreign language with Wonder Woman star Gal Gadot.
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The reformed troublemaker got a bald eagle with wings spread and talons outstretched sandwiched between another recent addition, the "Son of God" ab tattoo he got in November, and the word "Purpose" in cursive over his belly button.
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Israeli Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman criticized Abbas' speech, saying: "Instead of responding to the outstretched hand of Israel and the United States, the only thing that interests (him) is to settle scores and drive the region toward confrontation".
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Philadelphia center Sam Gagner, entrenched deep in the crease, gathered a loose puck and wrapped it around the outstretched leg of Dubnyk to stake the Flyers to a 1-0 lead with 1:15 left in the first.
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Not once (above), but twice (below) did Joey see the desperate outstretched hands of Nationals fans, hoping to take away a souvenir foul ball, only to decide "fuck it" and deny them outright to their stupid, stinking faces.
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It's also not Dippold's fault for giving such a vague answer; this is an incredibly weird environment to talk about the highly scrutinized thing you've been working on for the past year, surrounded by strangers with outstretched iPhones.
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Nairobi, Kenya (CNN)"It was a terrible night of shooting," says Jane Anyango, hands outstretched showing the spent bullet casings that were a reminder of the violence that erupted after the Kenyan election results were announced last month.
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It was an unfortunate turn of events for the Americans, who had been penalized when a ball crossed from left back Farid Díaz struck the outstretched right arm of right back DeAndre Yedlin while his back was turned.
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The account was accompanied by a photograph of Ms. Ulrich, Ms. Kenyon and Marla Saltzer posing in what looked like a scene from "Charlie's Angels": defensive crouch, arms outstretched and hands in karate-chopping or pistol-packing mode.
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It's an intense focus on his feelings and those of others; it's his heart on his sleeve, in his outstretched hand; it's the way he owns his emotional intelligence, wearing it with an almost unnerving ease and assurance.
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He played in Cuba's top minor leagues, self-deprecatingly shaking his outstretched hand in the universal sign for "so-so" when asked to evaluate his ability, though he admitted he once won a batting title in that division.
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"Sometimes, because it's my job, I have to shake hands with white-collar criminals who haven't even lost their respectability, how am I not going to greet an old lady who leaves her hand outstretched?" he told reporters.
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Layla Bermeo, associate curator of paintings, Art of the Americas Above a tangle of bodies and windblown clothes, a black sailor stands with his hand outstretched, mirroring the gesture of the boy, Brook Watson, flailing in the water.
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Qin Shihuang and Han Wudi Were lacking in literary grace, And Tang zong and Song zu Had little poetry in their souls; And Genghis Khan Proud son of heaven for a day, Knew only shooting eagles, bow outstretched.
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In "The Girls' Soccer Team That Joined a Boys' League, and Won It," Raphael Minder writes: The ponytailed forward cut through the rain and the defense and drove a low shot past the outstretched arm of the goalkeeper.
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Clad in rain boots, with a goofy, pixellated smile on its "face" screen, hitch BOT was meant to travel from Salem, Massachusetts, to San Francisco, by means of an outstretched thumb and a supposedly endearing voice-prompt personality.
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Ideally, you'd have time to hire experts, like a lawyer, financial advisor and accountant, to figure out the best way to claim and manage that jackpot before the media crush brings attention and outstretched hands to your doorstep.
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Think of the footage of Odell Beckham Jr. flinging himself up toward a hurled football, curving backward like Orion's bow with one hand outstretched to pluck the ball out of the transfixed sky before returning to the earth.
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On average, it takes fifteen seconds for WD's brain to catch up with his eyes—the center of his visual field is harder still—but when Jerpe shined the light through the outstretched Slinky, WD's gaze snapped to it.
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But it takes only a slightly longer look to register the 100 aluminum heads attached to those ribbons, as well as the variety of carnage they represent: bloody necks and faces, outstretched tongues, mouths open mid-scream or -vomit.
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One boy sat on the floor to be the turtle's head, another sat behind him to be the tail, and three children stood on each side and bent at the waist, arms outstretched, to form a bridge-like shell.
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The end result is a dramatic shot, with the drone splitting the difference between two trees, sunset shining on their outstretched branches, passing far closer than I would have felt comfortable with if I was the one in control.
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During every live performance, the singer steps from the stage into a sea of outstretched hands and is held aloft like some kind of darkly glamorous, androgynous George Washington crossing the Potomac — in Savages' case, a boisterous mosh pit.
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Pittsburgh Pirates ballgirl Olivia showed off her lightning quick reflexes when a foul grounder from Giant's catcher Buster Posey shot her way, then off a tarp, then off a fence, before landing straight into her outstretched bare hand. #THIS.
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The meme-cat dangling and scowling, Gronk's puppyish "Sure, whatever" hands outstretched, the din of a few hundred grumblebear sportswriters asking questions they'd honestly rather not have answered, dozens of iPhone cameras swiveling to stare as if by rote.
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In the 76th minute, with Colombia trailing, 2-1, Usme launched another free kick, this one from further out, and it came close to going into the net, clipping the top of the crossbar just over Solo's outstretched hand.
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What heart-racing joy it is to be immersed in the archers' theatrics, the group functioning as a kind of single, singular, heteromorphic creature, kneeling and sprinting and flying, its many cocked and outstretched arms engaged in synchronized flapping.
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After his 37-footer had sailed over the top of Paul George's outstretched hand and through the basket, Lillard turned toward the Thunder bench — and the backside of Russell Westbrook as he shuffled off the court — and waved goodbye.
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Falco, an Austrian rock star, rests several sections to the east, under a curved glass sculpture, imprinted with his hits — "Rock Me Amadeus" and "Jeanny" — and a facsimile of the artist, arms outstretched, Dracula-like, under a black cape.
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This can be seen in many of the works in Doha: the outstretched hand in "Three States of One Man No. 1" (1976) almost mirrors the ones in Picasso's "Guernica," and "Interconnection" (19803) features shapes that recall late Cubism.
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In 1984, photographer Jacobus Rentmeester took a photo for Life Magazine of Jordan, then a student at the University of North Carolina, gliding toward an outdoor basket with his legs wide and the ball in his outstretched left hand.
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An American flag hangs behind them, and over Wong's right shoulder sits a statue of a bald eagle baring its talons, its outstretched wings hanging frozen above two plates bearing the Seal of the President of the United States of America.
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An essential gift for cat lovers, this beautiful, funny book, with more than 80 previously unpublished photographs, reveals adorable cats and kittens as they pounce and jump through the air, legs outstretched—all in Casteel's signature up-close, mid-action style.
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"I have already found many types of body odour smell," he says, clutching a clipboard which he uses to score candidates as they stand, arms outstretched, in front of a fan meant to simulate the headwind of a motorcycle ride.
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He sketched out a timeline for what that might look like, both over a few days or thousands of years:You'd see the primary star about the size of your outstretched, splayed hand (about 40x the apparent size of our Sun).
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Corden joked that they had brought in the woman in question that night, and Centineo was ready to great her with an arm outstretched like a true gentleman (or, you know, as true as a gentleman can get after ghosting).
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But James returned in 2014 and his likeness has since been replaced, the black-and-white image of the three-times NBA champion with his muscular arms outstretched now serving as both a tourist attraction and symbol of civic pride.
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The 'Mud Dragon,' as it has been nicknamed, was preserved in a unique posture with its limbs splayed to either side, its neck outstretched, and its head raised, painting a vivid picture of its unpleasant final moments in the sludge.
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Pereyra deftly carved out enough space on the left wing to take a crack, and it ended up being one of those once-in-a-lifetime perfect shots that found itself inch-perfect out of reach of the keeper's outstretched fingers.
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"I have already found many types of body odor smell," he says, clutching a clipboard which he uses to score candidates as they stand, arms outstretched, in front of a fan meant to simulate the headwind of a motorcycle ride.
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In easily the biggest start of his career, Foles continued to confidently put the ball in the air, including a 34-yard pass into Alshon Jeffrey's outstretched arms that put the Eagles 9-433 ahead late in the first quarter.
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So, regardless of the hormonal impact, if you want to feel powerful, strike an open-body power pose by standing with your arms overhead or outstretched or, even better, with your hands on your hips like Wonder Woman or Superman.
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He described the feeling as "like a seagull with its wings outstretched, soaring high above the Earth," in the book Two Sides of the Moon, co-written with American astronaut David Scott, the seventh man to walk on the lunar surface.
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And then the Sparks went into Minnesota Game 29 and stole home court advantage in the series with a near-perfect performance, a 22-76 win, capped by an Alana Beard baseline jumper over the outstretched closeout of Maya Moore.
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A Donkey Man leans against a dirt mound, his left arm outstretched, angling up his left shoulder, while another masked figure with an inscrutable expression squats on top of the mound, a hand gesturing towards a pair of women below.
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A more obvious challenge was Balanchine's "Divertimento from 'Le Baiser de la Fée,' " which begins as a sunny ballet, yet in the end is full of secrets as its lead couple slowly part on a darkened stage with outstretched arms.
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My favorite clips are when you'd bet against her—when Azarenka or Radwanska or someone else with an impossibly European name hits a ball that is sorely out of reach and Serena suddenly appears, racquet outstretched, and returns a winner.
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Mr. Kaalep, a leader of EKRE's youth movement, took a selfie with Ms. Le Pen on Tuesday in which both are making the sign of a circle with the thumb and index finger while holding the other three fingers outstretched.
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When Martin and Mart Helme were sworn in as lawmakers in the Estonian Parliament this week, they accompanied their broad grins with a gesture — making a circle with the thumb and index finger and holding the other three fingers outstretched.
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Only when it stood on top of the world, only when everyone else had fallen by the wayside did France stand, with its arms outstretched, a smile on its face, and fall into the embrace of this extraordinary World Cup.
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Six inches at most from his mouse's nose to the tip of his outstretched paintbrush tail, "Tiny" was born to pedigree pointers of true proportion the same year Lassell discovered Triton—Neptune's largest moon— and Britannia stole the Mountain of Light.
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A Knick backup center, one of the N.B.A.'s 14 modestly talented Plumlee brothers, jumped and stretched for an alley-oop pass, which as it happened sailed four feet over his outstretched hands and landed in the second row of seats.
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A former fashion editor, she photographed each item with winning simplicity: a bottle of Fresh face oil or a tube of Glossier highlighter held in her outstretched hand, illuminated as though by a beam of light cutting through a dark room.
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Tuch, at the Vegas blue line, took a pass from Cody Glass and raced through the neutral zone before shooting beyond the outstretched stick of Islanders defenseman Nick Leddy and beyond Varlamov's reach into the far corner of the net.
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That's it, then, I think, as I sit in a school lobby waiting for my girl to be returned to me, her hair bouncing as she runs into my outstretched arms: Can we love ourselves the way we love our children?
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A small hut for a DJ booth sits under a 30-foot-high construction designed to resemble a giant moth with extended outstretched limbs, emblazoned with a rapidly pulsing technicolor light projection, giving it the appearance of some kind of anthropomorphic robot alien.
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The study found that when participants made themselves look big (bodies outstretched, either reclining or standing A-frame style with open limbs) they actually felt more powerful, took on greater risks, and had higher levels of the hormone testosterone flowing through them.
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Organizers of an arts festival whose theme this year is "Bad News" had installed the four-meter statue of Erdogan, with one arm outstretched, on a plinth in the central Square of German Unity in the western town of Wiesbaden on Monday.
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In it, two young girls — who we find out to be a young Camille (played by It's Sophia Lillis) and her younger sister Marian (Lulu Willis) — are roller skating down an empty country road, arms outstretched to graze each other's finger tips.
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The aptly-named WaterStrider, designed for use on the popular DJI Phantom quadcopters, adds a set of four buoyant pods on the ends of its own outstretched legs, which allow it to float on water, even after a less-than-graceful landing.
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And House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Trump appeared to engage in a dramatic tiff, with the president turning away from her outstretched hand at the beginning of his speech and Pelosi tearing up her copy of his prepared remarks at the conclusion.
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When you're Superman and you're flying, the Superman theme swells behind you, and this sounds like a small thing, but when I picture the game I see a plastic man, tiny arms outstretched, buzzing a skyscraper to the sound of John Williams.
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McDavid, who now has 235 points, opened the scoring 238:225 into the first with a highlight-reel effort, blowing around the outside of Detroit defensemen Xavier Ouellet and Ryan Sproul, then tucking a back-handed shot past the outstretched pad of Mrazek.
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And they are guided by values far removed from the self-serving corporate strategies that govern the Facebooks, Googles, Facebooks, and Amazons of the world, which ensure that users sit at the bottom of the tech production chain with outstretched, hopeful hands.
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Dempsey was involved in the Americans' second after 36 minutes when his run at the Costa Rica defense saw the ball fall to Jones, who struck a low shot from the edge of the box past the outstretched hand of goalkeeper Patrick Pemberton.
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The NBA's features a flubbed alley-oop attempt for every one that works, usually involving a role-reversal more charming in theory than in actuality—LaMarcus Aldridge sailing a lob pass over the outstretched arms of James Harden, that sort of thing.
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England's reigning champions then came close to scoring from a set piece in the final seconds of the first half, when Marcos Alonso curled a free kick above Barcelona's defensive wall and past the outstretched arm of goalkeeper Marc-André ter Stengen.
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One striking effect comes when we watch one dancer walking, with long rod, outstretched along a central line of shadow; because the zones on either side of her are lighted from different sources, her straight rod casts the shadow of a broken line.
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In some cases, such as "Woman with Outstretched Arms" (1961), the work has one element that pictorially is represented as an appendage, but conveys the sense of it being an "arm" because it is attached to the main "body" by a small joint.
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After a quick blur of forward passes, Lozano, potentially one of the tournament's breakout stars, sprinted into the box to latch onto the final diagonal pass, cut inside, hopscotched over a defender's outstretched leg and buried the ball inside the left post.
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And yet: after the debate ended, in a much-remarked-upon moment, Ms. Warren declined to shake Mr. Sanders's outstretched hand, and the two had a brief exchange of words before Mr. Sanders appeared to cut off the conversation and turn away.
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Blue Jackets defenseman David Savard sprawled onto the ice in an effort to block a shot, but Barzal shuffled the puck around the net before dishing to Lee, who fired a shot past the outstretched stick of defenseman Gavrikov and into the net.
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The 279-year-old notched the winner off an offensive zone face-off late in the third period by corralling the puck with Stars defenseman Dan Hamhuis trying to check him and ripping his 48th of the season over the outstretched glove of Antti Niemi.
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Its graceful metal arms — punctuated by gold-leaf handblown glass globes — drip with hundreds of slender brass chains that sparkle in the reflected light like sun on ice, or as summer days grow long and languid, like links of Spanish moss tumbling over outstretched boughs.
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What looks, at the outset, like a Dwyane Wade old-age triumph, was actually a catastrophe that left our man sprawled out on the hardwood, reaching in vain for even a shred of dignity as Marc Gasol takes the ball from his outstretched fingers.
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The right winger scored his first goal of the game by sweeping the rebound of Josh Manson's shot from the right circle between Kinkaid's outstretched stick and the left post to give the Ducks a 37-228 lead at 213:2400 of the period.
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Stralman collected a pretty cross-ice feed from Jonathan Marchessault and lifted the puck over Murray's outstretched glove to cut the lead in half with 3:23 to go in the first, and Drouin's knuckler from the right circle tied it with 70 seconds remaining.
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When we find each other outside her Echo Park apartment building, my outstretched hand is knocked out of the way as I'm told to "bring it in"—a refreshingly open-hearted welcome from the mind behind one of the year's equally intimate standout folk releases.
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Among the former, the teens in particular are out here for it, crying, shrieking, hands outstretched, perfect teeth bared in ululations of religious ecstasy, tears dissolving perfectly applied flash tattoos into a sparkling gold sludge of dust and mascara smeared down their necks and chests.
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He was relaxed, more or less, his legs were outstretched, his feet splayed to either side, but his whole body tensed when he felt my lips on the sole of his foot, which he snatched away, I had to grab it and pull it back.
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When Kansas City staged its miraculous comeback to beat Oakland in a wild-card game in 2014, the winning hit was surrendered by Jason Hammel (a former and current Cub) and whistled just past the outstretched glove of a former Cubs farmhand, Josh Donaldson.
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In Square, he writes: As tall and as broad as a man with his arms outstretched, the square has always been used, from the oldest writings and rock engravings made by early man, to signify the idea of an enclosure, a house, a village.
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Huddled under umbrellas and outstretched jackets, Captain Marvel, Black Panther, Harley Quinn and several Pokemon trainers stood in line, waiting to be the first to buy collectibles, score autographs and get into another line for upcoming panels, some not until late in the day.
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"It came to me in a dream, just minutes before waking up - I had a dream of a protest, a huge peaceful crowd with their hands outstretched toward the sky -- each palm had a huge EYE drawn on it," she wrote on her blog.
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And the insurance industry, which provides nothing to the practice of health care itself but a middleman with an outstretched hand, must simply be turned into a shell of its former self; its billions and billions in profits, made on our backs, cannot be sustained.
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There was the time she briefly rebranded Taylor Swift's girl squad as a "witch's coven" in an interview, while posing with her arms outstretched in a dead tree, staring into the camera with the face of someone who is preparing to do some very dark magic.
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Jackson posted a shot of his feet outstretched on a gurney with the somewhat sheepish caption: "Well s—…" In an interview with the Today show in late October, Prince said he and his siblings share a special relationship — even calling his younger brother by his new name.
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The fact remains that companies can choose to either get out ahead of the cord cutting trend by offering a better and cheaper product, or continue to stand, arms outstretched, in the middle of a raging river, believing stubbornness and denial can somehow change the water's course.
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There's even a frighteningly oversized Minion lurking on the side of the town's main road with its arms outstretched—the world's largest nightmare for some, but for Casey, it's one of the many big items popping up around town, drawing in crowds and a steady economy.
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And while some Cuban-Americans in this area still harbor bitterness and anger toward both the repressive Castro government and Mr. Obama's outstretched hand, many more see the shift and the visit as a logical development that stands to benefit the Cuban people in the long run.
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On the stroke of halftime, Quaresma, making his World Cup debut at the age of 34, played a one-two with Adrien Silva to cut in from the right flank and curled the ball past the outstretched hands of Beiranvand with the outside of his boot.
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Toronto rode the back of Leonard, who hit one of the most remarkable game-winners in N.B.A. history over the outstretched arms of Sixers center Joel Embiid, who was so distraught by the shot that he wept as he walked off the floor amid Toronto's celebrations.
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A second woman stays near the back of the stage for almost the entire duration of the piece, but when the emphasis switches to her she primarily solos with a specific vocabulary of outstretched limbs that move away and toward her body with the naturalness of breath.
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The track soars when it hits its arms-outstretched chorus and dips when it reaches its most cringe-worthy lyric, but while its missteps aren't barbed enough to deflate a reverie, it feels more like a stride in the right direction than an emphatic stomp forward.
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The Islanders dominated the first two-and-a-half minutes of the game, earning an early power play, notching the first five shots of the game and scoring on the fifth, when Mathew Barzal tucked the puck past the outstretched right skate of Carolina goaltender Curtis McElhinney.
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From one courtyard you can look up at Rah Crawford's "We Are Golden," depicting Bushwick residents including a pigtailed girl with an outstretched arm holding a red balloon; from another, you can see the bright, fluttering birds of the seven-story "ArcoIris de Dreamers," by Gera Lozano.
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And though there's a lot of talking, the art feels kinetic; when Impy's little brother Felix throws a remote at her (Jamieson draws it spinning midair, with motion lines shooting out behind it clear out of the frame), Impy flees, arms goofily outstretched and mouth agape.
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I had a guy in front of me at a GNR concert who wouldn't stop doing panorama shots with his fucking phone, slowly panning with his hands outstretched in front of me for two hours like he was a BBC cameraman working on Planet Earth 7.
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And Klobuchar talked about so many different pieces of legislation with her name on them that you had this image of her racing around the Capitol with an outstretched pen, stopping all aides who passed by and scrawling her signature on any paper they were carrying.
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He was haunted by the image of his sister swallowing pills whose purpose she didn't understand, standing beside the kitchen sink, taking one pill from their mother's outstretched palm and then a second and then opening her mouth to show their mother that it was empty.
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In one sequence that was caught on video and prompted a flood of overheated speculation about the state of their marriage, the first lady flicked away her husband's outstretched hand as they walked a red carpet after landing at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv. Mrs.
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The statue at its center, a bronze, top-hatted Gustav Liebling himself, has been toppled, his magnanimity run aground, his outstretched arms now bidding welcome only to a patch of broken flagstones and soft dirt, which, after a few more good rains, will surely swallow him whole.
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Then a variation arrives near the film's end: Roy lands on Earth and the first thing he sees when the door to his ship opens is a hand outstretched from above — the hand not of God or of his legendary father but of an ordinary man.
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Then the ball found a kind patch of air of the sort unique to San Francisco—high enough to catch a current off the bay and get to wobbling, low enough to drop in a hurry—and it landed just beyond the outstretched glove of Matt Kemp.
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I'd stand in a corner, watching them dogpile on top of one another in front of a multipurpose room's stage, scrabbling to get close enough to a mic held at the end of a frontman's outstretched arm so they could shout along to their favorite angst anthems.
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They help us to see, in a most beautiful and poetic way, that the answer to the question is not 'either/or' and that we can, at least in architecture, aspire to have both; our roots firmly in place and our arms outstretched to the rest of the world.
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His most affecting images deal in specificity: a single figure floating on a sea of raised hands, holding his own fists high into the empty expanse above; a wailing woman reaching out past the camera, the sweat of her stress shining like silver on her outstretched arm and forehead.
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Foreign leaders arriving at the White House to visit the President almost always roll in through the front gate, their limousine driving down a White House driveway lined with military guard before stopping in front of the West Wing doors -- President Donald Trump waiting with an outstretched hand.
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Near the end, all the dancers do unison movement routines that evoke various folk forms of the Near East: here a slow turning step with one arm raised, suggesting the movement of dervishes; there a two-step number with arms outstretched, reminiscent of the dabke, an Arab folk dance.
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Many of Mr. Sutkus's photographs hum with the same tension as Weinberg's music: An image of a mother and child sitting on a bench in the sea, their legs outstretched against the motion of the waves, expresses all the exhilaration of a shared moment bracing the elements of nature.
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James, who was named the Eastern Conference's player of the month for February earlier in the day, dribbled once to his left, brought the ball around his back, tossed it through Thompson's legs, and then leapt over Embiid's outstretched leg and regained control of the ball inside the key.
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Perhaps I've read too many thrillers, but as I gazed up at this solemnly joyous creation, I imagined a plumb line dropping from the tiles of Christ's outstretched hand and coming to rest, magically, on the exact spot where the menorah had been stashed — fanciful, but not impossible.
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This Sabathia was hit hard in the second inning not only by LaMarre, whose first double flew over the outstretched glove of Giancarlo Stanton in deep right field, but also by catcher Kevan Smith and first baseman Matt Davidson, who opened the second inning with back-to-back singles.
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The winning hit came off Dellin Betances, and the one that gave up the lead — a two-run homer by Machado just over the outstretched glove of leaping right-fielder Aaron Judge — was surrendered by Chad Green; both relievers had been all but impregnable over the last month.
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During his performance of "May We All" with Florida Georgia Line, Tim McGraw slapped hands with many lucky members of this pit crew, and after the show's end, Brooks even handed off his Entertainer of the Year Award to allow several outstretched hands to hold it for a few precious moments.
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Noticing that my arms were overflowing with anti-abortion propaganda, she generously handed me a plastic bag in which I could store all my new information; it was emblazoned with a photo of a soccer ball–sized amniotic sac containing a serene fetus, resting in a pair of outstretched hands.
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Original caption: "we didn't want to go, we didn't want to kill them, but its persistent silence and outstretched arms horrified and comforted us at the same time..." — 1983, photographer unknown, presumed dead "We've always told scary stories to convey our neuroses about the zeitgeist of the moment," she said.
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In Basin and Range (1981), the writer John McPhee observed that, if you stand with your arms outstretched to represent the whole history of the Earth, complex organisms began evolving only at the far wrist, while 'in a single stroke with a medium-grained nail file you could eradicate human history'.
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Touring the rest of Hill House I gawked at the couple's obsessive ability to control every square inch of space and experience, my eyes darting from purple enamel glass chandeliers to colorful window seats to a "kimono desk," its wings outstretched like a Japanese garment, inset with mother-of-pearl.
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Twirling in a black coat with a tuft of fur around the collar — part of a winter wardrobe provided by a $136.95 stipend from Catholic Charities Brooklyn and Queens, one of the eight organizations supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund — she ran to her mother, her arms outstretched.
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The Warriors do what they do, and they do it in a way that it has not been done—they are using more of the court and demanding more and different things of defenses than any team ever has, and then they are hitting 35-footers over outstretched hands anyway.
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In "Hoop Dreams" (1978), a lone child practices his layups into a basketball hoop fashioned from a peach basket, while in "The Maestro"(1982), a young man stands upright with his arms outstretched, gently holding a baton as he assumes a perfect conductor's stance in front of a vintage Cathedral radio.
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The speedy Hill motored around Orlando Scandrick at the 250, cut behind two blocks from Demarcus Robinson inside the 225 and sidestepped overpursuing linebacker Anthony Hitchens to finish the stunning TD. Remarkably, it appeared Hill was untouched all the way, with only safety Xavier Woods getting close with an outstretched left arm.
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The logo is a figure of a soaring angel with outstretched arms and legs illuminated by the rays of the sun, which emanate from a point of light at the figure's heart in a palette of purple, red, orange and yellow, colors often seen in the city sky at sunrise and sunset.
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Ticks wait in the grass and the leaves with their legs outstretched, ready to attach to a passing host, burrow into the host's skin, and feed on the host's blood while transmitting disease through their saliva, often within a few hours of contact, so it's crucial to recognize how fucking gross that is.
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It only takes several pages for Eiko to lay out her regimen — you do two minute-long exercises a day, one wherein you lie on your back and pull your outstretched leg backward with a towel and then bounce, and another where you do a legs-spread sumo stretch and then bounce.
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The resulting collection comprises three designs inspired by ancient Egypt: the Ibis sofa, which has a long, shapely back recalling outstretched wings; tables named Float with smooth, rounded edges resembling pebbles softened by the Nile River; and the Lily Pad chair, which blossoms with a seat and tabletop on a single elevated platform.
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In a photograph of an unnamed revue from 1972, actress Adriana Parets poses, her arms outstretched, a giant blue and silver-plumed crown poised on top of her head, her body decked out in a gaudy silver thong, open-cup bra and pasties, alongside five equally scantily clad men, their cheeks to the audience.
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Beneath the other photo, he included a "quote" from the fictional photographer: "We didn't want to go, we didn't want to kill them, but its persistent silence and outstretched arms horrified and comforted us at the same time..." These two little snippets of text seemed to immediately inspire many of the people who read them.
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Instead, he was thinking about the crucial play he could not make — on an 23th-inning single by Mark Canha that ticked off the edge of his outstretched glove and scored the winning run — and two little ones that loomed large in the Yankees' 22-211 loss to the Oakland Athletics at Yankee Stadium.
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For example, there is the afflicted man who thought he was an airplane and jumped out the asylum's second floor window with outstretched arms expecting to fly, telescoped both his legs upon landing, and then ran 50 meters at full speed on shattered bones before being wrestled to the ground by eight other men.
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In 2010, he had a public reunion with Ms. Abramovic when he sat down opposite her and took her outstretched hands during "The Artist Is Present," a marathon performance at the Museum of Modern Art in New York in which she sat in the museum daily and looked into the eyes of individual museumgoers.
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He almost single-handedly brought the Rockets back from the early first-quarter deficit, and, while he had cooled down considerably in the second half, he earned himself a potential career-defining highlight-reel play before halftime: throwing down a dunk over the outstretched arms of Draymond Green, one of the league's best rim protectors.
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The artist Tschabalala Self shares a dispatch from her new event in Hudson, N.Y. 10 Photos View Slide Show ' On a warm Friday night in June, the Half Moon, a snug retro-style bar in the town of Hudson, N.Y., was packed with revelers, their arms outstretched toward the low wood ceiling as they danced.
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Tossing the ball into the air definitely gives you a true 360 degree image, but you can't put a spin on the ball or you'll cause significant blurring (I'm terrible at that) and you will be in the image and you will look like a tit, with your eyes wide and arms outstretched to the metaphorical heavens.
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" Takei, 80, Ferrera and Aduba, 36, continued the poetic address, noting that immigrants came to America with their hands outstretched, "waiting for a hammer and nail; a shovel and rake; a basket and fruit; a dish to wash; a class to teach; a child to raise; a business to build and a cure for the sick.
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Although my baseball card informs me that Wright is the only third baseman since 1900 with nine straight seasons of ten or more steals, I was certain that his 2017 card, if he even has one, will show a 0 under SB. Two pitches later, Wright stole second, socks high and arms outstretched, looking every inch an immortal.
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As she's speaking, Este reenacts the eureka moment by impulse, launching into a strange pantomime (the universal zombie pose: arms outstretched, wrists limp, palms down; but while bouncing your shoulders and turning side to side) that the sisters giddily identify as the "I made fire" scene from the Tom Hanks movie Cast Away — a family favorite.
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While Florida's Roberto Luongo and the Islanders' Thomas Greiss engaged in yet another epic goaltending battle, Alan Quine scored the winning goal 16 minutes into the second overtime when, on a power play, he blasted a one-timer past the outstretched glove of Luongo to give the Islanders a 2-1 victory at BB&T Center.
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Dogs sit next to a lake created by a flooded parking lot, and the city's iconic sculpture of William Penn which tops City Hall has been replaced by a sculpture of a naked man, arm outstretched in mimicry of Penn's pose, which gestures to the place where he signed the first peace treaty with the Lenape Indians.
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With Mariana Alfaro THE BIG IDEA: What people will remember from the final debate before the Iowa caucuses is Elizabeth Warren declining to shake Bernie Sanders's outstretched hand after their brief onstage clash over whether he really told her during a one-on-one dinner more than a year ago that a woman cannot get elected president.
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Mr. Fitzpatrick writes about a memorial in Grand Central Terminal that is dedicated to subway workers lost in the war; a salute to Flanders Fields in Hell's Kitchen (a statue of a soldier holding poppies in his outstretched hand); York Avenue on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, named not for the Duke of York but for Sgt.
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On Friday evening, about two dozen people gathered in a small art space in New York City's East Village to take in a fairly terrifying sight: A bright orange wall dotted with 500 copper IUDs, each bearing Donald Trump's outstretched hands as the device's arms and his head perched atop the stems, lips puckered with frightening accuracy.
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