As the male in the pairing, Prince Harry patted Goodall on the head before the two embraced and patted each other on the back.
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As the male in the pairing, the Duke of Sussex patted Goodall on the head before the two embraced and patted each other on the back.
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Authorities patted us down and took our cell phones away.
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He patted the Bible to his head, like a handkerchief.
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She patted me on the shoulder, smiled and said, ''Vamos!
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The victim quickly patted out the flames and was unharmed.
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Embarrassed for her mother, Phoebe patted Melanie on the shoulder.
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He softly patted my shoulder as I strode past him.
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As both smiled warmly, bin Salman patted their clasped hands.
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He was searched, patted down, and released within five minutes.
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He wore a solemn expression, nodded and patted his chest.
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She patted me once on the knee for good measure.
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She embraced him, stroked his face and patted his back.
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Other times, he shook Pooh's paw and patted his head.
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Officers patted them down to make sure none had weapons.
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I patted the camel goodbye and went on my way.
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She patted him on the shoulder as they split up.
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He later patted himself on the back for the decision.
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If we succeed then we get patted on the back.
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I said I will and I patted her shoulder and left.
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Trump patted Putin's arm with his left hand as they shook.
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When Rodman accepted his fate, Wells patted him on his backside.
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Before leaving the poolside, she patted the Russian on the back.
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She patted his hand, and he was grateful for the contact.
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He helped me with my coat, and then patted my behind.
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The players laughed, and Evert patted her opponent on the forehead.
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She patted his back gently until he regained control of himself.
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He patted his cheeks a few times with a makeup puff.
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Absolutely. Some people pulled out and patted themselves on the back.
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Ortis, suspecting that White and Lewis were involved, patted them down.
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The women were even patted down and walked through a metal detector.
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Several members patted him on the back and went in for hugs.
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Richard Burr of North Carolina patted Cruz on the back and Sen.
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He patted the rhino's huge back one final time and turned away.
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"He has patted hands as many hours as I have," she says.
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In the car on the way home, my husband patted my hand.
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"I'm sorry," Hudson told Roskam as he patted him on the shoulder.
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He's a very insecure individual who has to be liked and patted.
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As Sivan talked with his team, someone patted him on the back.
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The female officer patted me down but did not strip search me.
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All I knew was that Nora Ephron had just patted my knee.
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I tugged on my pilly cardigan and patted down my frizzy bangs.
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China welcomed the news from Singapore and patted itself on the back.
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He patted the seat next to him, angling his laptop toward me.
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I was happy to see him home, patted him and said hello.
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Even as he did, he repeatedly patted his cat on the head.
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As the thought brought him to tears, his neighbor patted his shoulder.
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A detective stroked his bald head and patted him on the back.
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I patted the side of my bed, gesturing her to come closer.
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The conductor patted my shoulder and moved off toward the next passenger.
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That he patted Vladimir Putin on the back for interfering in U.S. elections.
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"The bikers love us," he said as he patted her on the shoulder.
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Do ahead: Vegetables can be salted, drained, and patted dry 1 day ahead.
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Deputy Chief Khan patted him on the back as they posed for pictures.
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Residents patted the officers on the back, shook their hands and comforted them.
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When patted onto your skin, this refreshing moisturizer feels just like cool water.
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DiCaprio kissed his cheek, patted his back, and whispered something in his ear.
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In the garden outside, Ayesha fixed her pink sari and patted her hair.
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They patted him on the back, and called him by his first name.
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She patted and petted it and then asked me how much it costs.
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You're patted down briefly, but that's no problem, you've got this on lockdown.
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Mr. Jégo patted his arm comfortingly, accustomed to the demands of his clientele.
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After placing it on the Marine's head, Trump patted him on the arm.
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" Ryan later patted him on the shoulder and said, "Don't worry about it.
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PARIS — They shook hands politely and patted each other on the arm stiffly.
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I held up traffic while I patted the ground, searching for my eyes.
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We laughed when he hugged me and patted me on the back repeatedly.
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But when she sat back up and patted her hair, she saw blood.
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A young fan in an orange Anthony jersey patted him on the back.
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At one point, she said, they aggressively patted her down and handcuffed her.
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They patted their heads — a Kurdish gesture of welcome — and kissed the soldiers.
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Crosby, first in line, shook Ovechkin's hand, patted him and wished him well.
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Without asking permission, the officers patted him down and reached into his pockets.
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Cops patted him down and found the brass knuckles in Vic's pants pocket.
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He patted one woman on the shoulder as they laughed and exchanged pleasantries.
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Because it was all like ... and then they patted themselves on the back.
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He patted down his pockets: wallet, house key, the little vial of pills.
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Tina patted herself on the back for the footage, calling herself the "mamarazzi."
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"I can't believe this is happening," she said as the officer patted her back.
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His attorneys put their arms around him and one patted him on the back.
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"First he asked me stretch my arms, then patted me down," Lee told Stuff.
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Once the herb-butter was ready, we patted dry and seasoned the chicken thighs.
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Beyoncé then patted her own head and give Mamuye's Afro an approving thumbs-up.
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" He then patted his chest and said "It comes from here, in my heart.
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"But it was a weird grandma hug, like he patted my back," she said.
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Mr. Blake accepted a handshake from Officer Frascatore, who patted him on the back.
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It looked like a pep talk; he patted Greinke several times on the shoulder.
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At one point he simply stared off into the chamber and patted his head.
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A man standing beside Pressley looked pained; he patted Pressley's shoulder as she spoke.
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He then patted her on the head, encouraging her to embrace him in a hug!
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Trump pulled Abe's hand closer, patted it several times and held on for 19 seconds.
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As he patted me down, a couple behind me responded affirmatively to the same question.
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Burkett said, holding back tears as his six year old son Lochlen patted his arm.
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"I didn't go and join the service to be patted on the back," he said.
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Serves 2 Two ¼-inch-thick eggplant slices (cut lengthwise from a long eggplant), patted dry
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Always the good sport, Kate patted his back and said sorry for her poor attempt.
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" Tom patted the young man on the back and said, "You are a great guy.
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" After the adorable exchange, Harry patted the girl on the shoulder and said: "Well done.
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Clinton to have the floor and he patted himself on the back for being chivalrous.
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"Most of the time," Priebus said as he patted a smiling Bannon on the back.
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As he entered the dugout, Scherzer patted Strasburg on the shoulder as he passed by.
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Later, on the bus home, John inspected my scalp and patted me on the head.
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Some patted him on the head; others gave him a good scratch behind the ears.
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An officer pulled over Vic, and at some point during the stop, patted him down.
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"—The Hill George H.W. Bush Apologizes for Having 'Patted Women's Rears'The office of the former president issued a statement admitting he "routinely tells the same joke—and on occasion, he has patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured joke.
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As the judge read the charges against Davina Isackson, her attorney patted her on the back.
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Shirley motioned to Linda and patted the marled champagne tweed on the love seat beside her.
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" Jones patted Rubio on his shoulder, prompting the senator to respond, "Don't touch me again, man.
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Finally, I patted Hang Tight, a tea tree-infused blend onto my jawline to fight breakouts.
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As he passed, his grandmother patted the air with her palms out and her fingers down.
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In another clip, Trump casually patted Putin on the back as they stood side by side.
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This time in London, Faris proudly (and hilariously) patted her husband's derriere in front of photogs.
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Then he patted his head to signal Paul George's 23-pointer came after the shot clock.
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She softly patted his hand as if saying "you poor thing," before pushing him away again.
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If this happened in New York City, you don't get patted down going into the subway.
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Mission control fell silent, and somebody patted India's space-program director, K. Sivan, on the back.
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I, who had never touched a raw turkey, washed out the cavity and patted it dry.
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"Just in case they patted him down or insisted that he lift his shirt," D. explained.
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To my surprise, he suddenly threw an arm around my shoulders and patted me, smiling crookedly.
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A big banner read: "Use environmentally friendly bags" as officials searched luggage and patted down entrants.
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She paused briefly, stooping down to rest her cheek on the coffin, then patted it gently.
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"Big moment, big moment," said Mr. Trump, who patted Mr. Kim several times on the back.
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I patted myself on the back for remembering DELTA BURKE, but failed to place Goldie HAWN.
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One girl covered her mouth in despair, as a woman patted her arm to comfort her.
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The man patted my knee, asked if I was all right, and I nodded, smiled, lied.
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He shook my hand and then gently patted my head, as one might to a child.
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When Ms Esther saw her she came and laid next to her and patted her back.
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Lewis says he was immediately placed in handcuffs, searched and patted down -- for essentially no reason.
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They spoke throughout the night while at their table, and she patted his thigh at one point.
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"May God make it easier for you," Risheq murmured in Arabic as she patted the grandmother's knee.
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She patted her pockets, searching for a missing item, which she spied on a speaker: mirrored sunglasses.
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The official patted him on the head and tried to calm him down but Messi kept ranting.
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Balde also patted the suspect down and searched him to make sure he didn't have a weapon.
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"So I gave her a couple of breaths and patted her, saying her name," Eden's mother said.
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"Chris Evans grabbed me by the shoulders, patted my chest like a proud uncle, and said, "Dude!
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He said the boy lightly patted Gritty&aposs head after getting his photo taken, then stepped away.
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Becky giggled, discreetly palmed the man a baggie as she emphatically patted the baby on the head.
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And the worst part is, that at the checkpoint in Jamaica, they patted down my baby's diaper.
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He got it lit, they pulled him up, and patted him on the back, like 'brave boy.
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As I exited the office, Geoff patted me hard on the arm and gave me a protein cookie.
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" Jones also patted Rubio on his shoulder, prompting this response from the senator: "Don't touch me again, man.
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Before beginning, my aesthetician, Christian, patted some cooling gel around my eyes and covered them with soft masks.
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When he was done massaging he sort of patted the top of my foot like a child's head.
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He patted Biyombo on the chest and then rushed to argue with the official after drawing a technical.
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You like to think a dog's eyes are full of innocence and yearning to be patted, don't you?
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"It's O.K.—you can murder me if you want," she said, and he laughed and patted her knee.
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Before I know it, I'm enveloped in a bear hug, snuggled close and patted heartily on the back.
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"Their coach came out, patted them on their butts, and said, 'Go out there and play,'" Davis says.
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At passport control they patted him down and found his national ID card and 1,100 pesos (about $60).
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In other words, the Republicans on the committee patted her on her head while spitting in her face.
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I was ordered to squat, and my body was patted down to ensure I was not concealing contraband.
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Officers patted him down, placed him in the back of a patrol car and eventually removed his handcuffs.
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In the church basement, sunlight slanting through a stained-glass window, she patted the paste around her thumb.
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A crowd gathered outside the building and, one by one, people were frisked and patted down by officers.
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That emoji had become their motto — every time one of them got upset, the other patted and hugged.
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They patted him down, found he was indeed unarmed, and took him to register with the federal government.
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As they left the stage, Trump patted Peña Nieto on the back as if they were old friends.
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It is unclear what was said, but Mori shed a few tears as Obama patted him on the back.
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Popovich leaned in for a quick chat, then patted Leonard on the neck before they went their separate ways.
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Ahead, she brushed, patted, and blotted this summer's most popular lip shades onto six models with different skin tones.
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Once he had finished, she just lay there crying while he kissed her and patted her on the head.
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The two met eye-to-eye; Max even appeared to smile, and she giggled as she patted his head.
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I patted acne cream around my nose after cleansing every night, but it just made my skin flake off.
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Another reason is that you have to get patted down now, and I just refuse to go through that.
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They rummaged through receipts and cash tucked into wallets, opened sunglasses cases, and patted down armpits, backs and ankles.
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Security personnel allegedly summoned two county sheriff's deputies, who patted down DelReal's legs and torso looking for a cellphone.
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Scores pass through the island each day, their diapers sniffed for drugs and their onesies patted down for contraband.
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Obama patted his wife on the back and the couple exited after spending about two minutes inside the hall.
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He hugged a woman on her way out, patted another on the back, helped a third down a step.
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Trump stuck out his hand, and when Putin accepted, the U.S. president patted the Russian leader's elbow four times.
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After her refusal to be patted down by a male officer, TSA agents said she couldn't board her flight.
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He patted the chair umpire sarcastically on his sneaker after dropping serve and congratulated him for making himself "famous".
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At an event, I patted a co-worker (another guy) on the back and asked how he was feeling.
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Thiem went on to break, and Djokovic, fuming, patted Dumusois's feet as he passed in front of his chair.
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The crew were adjusting the wooden walls of the prison room where Annalise would be patted down and fingerprinted.
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Transgender women may be patted down by male officers and detained in male cells without consideration for their safety.
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He patted me on the back, said, "You're the real MVP," and gave me extra weed for my dedication.
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The actor allegedly caught up with him and patted the suspect down for weapons before handing him over to police.
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The athlete wrapped his arms tightly around the Duke of Sussex and patted his back as Meghan observed and laughed.
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Police then patted June down and found a glass pipe with white residue inside the pocket of her jogging suit.
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President Donald Trump patted himself on the back as he participated in the annual White House turkey pardon on Tuesday.
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As he approached Abbas he stopped, turned, hugged him, kissed both cheeks patted him on the back, shook his hand.
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I enjoy being on the plane but not being patted down between the legs and then asked for a selfie.
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My grandmother looked up at us as the baby's mother, swept up in the general jubilation, patted my grandmother's shoulder.
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In the nearly 60-second video of this handshake, the two walked, talked, patted each other, and admired the sights.
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When officers patted down Adam ... we're told they found the baggie of blow, and hit him with another misdemeanor charge.
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" Irene, maybe sensing my growing fear patted me on the shoulder while passing my booth and asked, "How you doing?
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According to the affidavit, the agent patted Wienke down and discovered he was carrying a five-shot revolver loaded with .
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It starts with our dough being patted out in a nice deep pan, that's where the deep dish comes from.
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She gently patted three different serums on her face and then, with her fingertips, applied an eye cream and sunscreen.
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Trump and Obama then shared an awkward half-hug where they shook hands and patted each other on the arm.
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That's why I texted you a few photographs, my experience started with getting in, and they actually patted us down.
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She administered them formula in oversized baby bottles, patted the animals on their heads and inspected their floppy ears. Mrs.
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A black lawyer was patted down by guards at a courthouse, even though his white colleagues entered without a search.
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When he avoided sharp language in front of the cameras, Mr. Macron appeared relieved and patted Mr. Trump's leg appreciatively.
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Within two minutes of being pulled over, Mr. Martinez-Samano was handcuffed, patted down and stowed in a back seat.
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Barrasso, who sits next to Graham, patted his empty chair as the video began to play View the discussion thread.
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He then lifted her hat, patted her on the head, and planted a kiss on her cheek, drawing loud applause.
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As Mr. Vega patted down and shook out his jacket, pretending to look for Hugo's fix, she bent over laughing.
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At one point, falling behind, I realized I hadn't yet touched a sequoia, so I veered off and patted one.
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She patted my head and suggested I "let my old body rest," and asked me what color Jello I wanted.
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I went with the fact that I still do not own a rolling pin, and simply patted out my biscuit dough.
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"Do I look greasy?!" said Henson, laughing, before a make-up assistant patted her forehead with a cloth in the wings.
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However, these shows of faith in myself have not proliferated simply because my therapist has proverbially patted me on the back.
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After years, Trump conceded President Barack Obama is a US citizen, then patted himself on the back for ending birtherism. 45.
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The man patted a child on the head before entering the Gothic-style St. Sebastian church in Katuwapitiya, north of Colombo.
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We got video as a bunch of hungry customers waiting in line to get wanded and patted down by Secret Service.
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Once in the private room, Merchant alleges that a female agent patted her down and asked her to open her pants.
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He practiced his smile a few times, patted his Caesar, took a deep breath and found that last ounce of strength.
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One officer wrote Bijan was patted down and nothing was found, while another said no weapons were seen in the vehicle.
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The victim, David Jones, had been riding a dirt bike when Pownall stopped him, patted him down, and felt a gun.
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I.P. entrance to the venue did so without being searched, patted down or being required to go through a metal detector.
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"She patted out the fire and observed a male standing next to her with a lighter in his hand," police said.
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If we had patted ourselves on the back and moved to our next project, we might not have learned this lesson.
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After paying the bill — a hefty sum for Bangkok — I carried my sleeping son out and the waitress patted his head.
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I patted myself on the back for having insisted Mom record her passwords, and we sisters rejoiced … for about five minutes.
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As both detectives left the courtroom, other officers from their old unit, the Queens gang squad, patted their backs in support.
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He told the Inquirer that after the photo was taken, his son patted Gritty on the head and then walked away.
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Prosecutors said Mr. Smith's account had many inconsistencies, including about the struggle that broke out after he patted down Mr. Gunn.
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InfoWars boss and far-right media personality Alex Jones got a stern warning Wednesday as he heckled and patronizingly patted Sen.
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"Good work, Emmys," I said, and if they had been a small child, I would have patted them on the head.
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Ruvolo reportedly hugged him tight, stroked his face, and patted his back, telling him, "It's OK, it's OK," during their whispered exchange.
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The man patted a young child on the head before entering the Gothic-style St. Sebastian church in Katuwapitiya, north of Colombo.
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The first time I applied the oil before bed, I took a few drops and patted them into my face and neck.
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She'll pat that, thickly enough that the bird becomes bright red, on the skin of a halved chicken that's been patted dry.
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Reluctant to throw his right hand, Holmes found his jab being easily patted away and Spinks returning with wild flurries of activity.
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Stressed, scanned, patted down, and crammed in, airline passengers seem to be research subjects in some kind of grand experiment in humiliation.
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Some wear it patted onto their lips for a pretty flushed stain, while others pile it on for an intense goth look.
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Harrison patted the driver down, as other officers held his arms, and found what appeared to be a handgun in his pocket.
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Democrats patted themselves on the back for taking back the House of Representatives and for flipping seven governorships from red to blue.
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The nurse patted my thigh and told me to take deep breaths, which I managed a few times before returning to hyperventilation.
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Being patted on the back for being a clean rider meant nothing, it felt like nobody cared whether I doped or not.
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A composite resin is then patted on, shaped and hardened for 20 seconds with a beam of either white or ultraviolet light.
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Then we do a touch test to make sure the dog is comfortable being patted by humans and touched by other dogs.
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She sniffed around on the ground, pointedly ignoring Danielle Hobart, 30, who patted a seat, trying to encourage Scout to hop up.
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Some women complained that they were groped and fondled — not by men, but by women who patted them down during security checks.
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CreditCreditMolly Matalon for The New York Times Bette Davis patted him on the butt when she decided he was a good director.
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Students were made to walk with their hands up before kneeling down and and being patted down by police for possible weapons.
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But while a friend patted him on the back, Tseng needed more than a minute to compose himself and explain his sadness.
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He softly patted balls during many rallies, only to come back and smack second serves at up to 138 miles per hour.
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When the lawyer returned to the defense table, Mr. Shkreli stood, put his arm around him, and patted him on the shoulder.
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They patted me down and emptied the contents of my bag on the ground—my laptop fell out along with my books.
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He was so patriotic that he often insisted on being patted down two or three times in a row, faster each time.
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This doesn't sit well with an administration that wants to be perpetually patted on the back and never rapped on the knuckles.
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In the alleyway, Mr. Xi asked about the cost of electricity, wished a restaurant owner success and patted children on the head.
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After they did, his feet and bag were searched and swabbed, he was told to remove a sweatshirt and he was patted down.
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Jose Reyes, who moved from third base to shortstop, accompanied Cabrera to the dugout and repeatedly patted him on the shoulder and waist.
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She kept one for herself and patted her shield, currently collapsed into a small rectangle of folded metal hanging on her belt hook.
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He playfully patted his son's head ... paid attention to his longtime girlfriend -- and looked nothing like a man who's been accused of rape.
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I kind of patted instead of wiped when I went to the bathroom, but it wasn't painful when I sat down or anything.
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"I was literally patted on the leg and told it's just going to be hard for you to lose weight, dear," she said.
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In a chic slideshow on Instagram, Gigi Hadid, decked out in pink, enthusiastically motioned towards Aldridge, and Bella Hadid patted Aldridge's growing stomach.
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Rubio played the "I don't know who this guy is" card ... then Jones condescendingly patted Rubio on the shoulder, and it was on.
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As Mr. Trump patted himself on the back for the tax cut, he went after the Democrats for opposing the $1.5 trillion legislation.
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They shook hands and Mr. Trump patted the younger man's arm before they stepped across the barrier and strode across a dirt field.
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At 76, I often feel as if I were a 5-year-old being patted on the head (I'm also small in stature).
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On a bustling, recent Friday afternoon, he patted his horse fondly as Egyptian pop music known as electro shaabi blared from a speaker.
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He immediately checked Aiden's airway, patted his back and started CPR on him to get him breathing on his own before paramedics arrived.
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Nani tiptoed to the ball looking as if he did not want to take the kick, and he patted it gently to Bravo.
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I have to be patted down at airport security every time I come back from a trip with a cooler full of milk.
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I liked the image of this: a fierce lightning bolt tamed, patted on the head, and placed into a container for future use.
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Instead, they patted us on the back — the more vigorous the pat, the more they meant they loved us, were proud of us.
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It should shock and offend you that a nation this old should still be patted on the back for taking its first steps.
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You could be condescended to when you express interest in the job, patted on the head and told to go back to assisting.
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While on North Korean soil, Trump and Kim shook hands and patted each other's backs before returning across the border after about a minute.
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In a chic slideshow on Instagram, Gigi Hadid, decked out in pink, enthusiastically motioned towards Aldridge, and Bella Hadid patted her pal's growing stomach.
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Trump and his team have consistently patted themselves on the back for shooting the Electoral College moon—winning Florida, North Carolina, Ohio, and Michigan.
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Kershaw plopped down on the bench, hung his head and stuck out his tongue, tired after a gusty outing, and Honeycutt patted his shoulder.
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Speaking at an investors conference in New York, the billionaire real estate magnate patted himself on the back for his enlightenment on gender issues.
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President Trump has repeatedly patted himself on the back for a surging stock market, seemingly unaware that stocks can go down, not just up.
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Mr. Denmark, who is married to Dr. Denmark, has been patted down at courthouses where white colleagues walked in without a search, he said.
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Airlines on Sunday were restricted to one or two flights a day, and Transportation Security Administration workers manually inspected bags and patted down passengers.
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After he uncurled his finger from his Kalashnikov's trigger, and while I hyperventilated from adrenaline, the village guard patted me paternally on the shoulder.
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One student, identified in the lawsuit only by the initials J.E., was patted down from his chest to his ankles, according to the complaint.
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He was also patted down and handcuffed as K9 officers were let into his vehicle in an attempt to find drugs, the suit alleges.
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A TSA agent patted Brennan down while he was going through security and discovered traces of nitrates that could be used while making a bomb.
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So I patted the pork chops dry, cranked the dial up to sear, and waited for the plates to reach a toasty 450 degrees Fahrenheit.
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We patted one another on the backs, the company leadership gave proud, beaming speeches, and everyone took some much-earned time to decompress and recharge.
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His dad patted him on the back, and Roy followed the trail of participants winding their way through the gallery like an army of ants.
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Mr Morrow, a political consultant, was patted down by the security detail of Kathleen Kane, the attorney-general of Pennsylvania, before they met for lunch.
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"I wouldn't know this gentleman if he came in and bought me a beer, patted me on the head or spit on me," he said.
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Law enforcement sources tell us the "Beverly Hills Cop" star was being patted down and for unknown reasons was giving TSA agents a hard time.
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He patted twice on his device, which was buried in the front pocket of his jeans, to demonstrate the ease and unobtrusiveness of the gesture.
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They pulled up alongside the boy, pushed him down on the hood of the police car, handcuffed him and patted him down as he cried.
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It isn't just in court though, the USPTO has patted itself on the back via Twitter about expanding the panel's 100 judges to 270 judges.
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With Hasbro's coding app, children can program Proto Max to, say, bark when touched on the nose or spin around when patted on the back.
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He adjusted his tie and patted down his freshly cut hair in front of Imadeya, a premium liquor store on the basement floor of the mall.
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When he finally came to the end of his speech, he shook Pence's hand briefly and patted him on the shoulder, before quickly leaving the stage.
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Alexis claims she patted Dream's hand, which Chyna noticed and warned her not to touch the kid ... and 15 minutes later threatened to whoop her ass.
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She says the alleged masturbater waited a little while as well, then finally patted her on the head, said, "Hope you enjoyed the show" and left.
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"We have a very good relationship, a good friendship," Trump said in Paris, on a day when he affectionately patted his younger counterpart on the back.
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She patted Mr. Booker on the back, a much less effusive embrace than the one she had given to Mr. Bon Jovi, who was standing nearby.
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Then, speaking alongside Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy on Tuesday, Trump repeatedly patted himself on the back for his administration's "massive" response, praising Puerto Rico Gov.
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Bergdahl grimaced and clenched his jaw, according to the AP, which added his attorneys put their arms around him and one patted him on the back.
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After patrons signed the releases, they were patted down by a gruff security officer and led into a cavernous room drenched in red light and velvet.
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Dykstra claimed he didn&apost have a gun when he was being patted down by officers, though officers did find drugs, according to My Central Jersey.
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Józef came in, patted me on my arm and told me to clean up the now empty table of the people who had ordered the tiramisu.
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A nurse gently patted my right shoulder and the male radiologist, seated to my left and working below me, stroked my left wrist to comfort me.
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He played League of Legends; he filled in Excel models on pharmaceutical stocks and bonds; he patted his cat; he drank Coca-Colas; he checked Twitter.
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The statement said that "on occasion, he has patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured manner" and routinely tells a joke.
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" Visiting Ms. McGahan's grave last December, Mr. Mattaliano planted a small tree near the grave and then patted the grave and promised that, "I'll be back.
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Trump essentially patted himself on the back for NOT asking Debbie Dingell for anything in exchange for him using his presidential powers to lower the flags.
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A woman who plays Mickey Mouse claims a woman patted her on the head 5 times, and apparently the shock caused her to endure neck strain.
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He bragged about the beautiful hotel he is building in Washington, DC, and patted himself on the back for his foreign policy foresight over the years.
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He claimed the officers questioned them aggressively, patted them down and would not release the brothers until they proved that had reserved spots for the school tour.
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Cops challenge that notion, alleging that the Wallaces patted down their guests for weapons, which police believe to be evidence the family was anticipating possible gang violence.
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Meeting for about five hours, Trump and Kim exchanged an historic handshake, took a short stroll together, patted each other&aposs backs and signed a summit agreement.
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"For example, I was getting on the plane to do the Star Wars press tour, I'd be stopped for a second time, patted down, searched," he explained.
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Before and after the verdicts were read (Rodgers was cleared of first- and third-degree murder counts), defense attorney Geoffrey McInroy patted his client on the back.
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" He added, more seriously: "You can just tell with the conversations that the guys are having, they don't need to be patted on the back as much.
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Once it's patted out, the guys give it a quick stretch, put it on the peel, and they're fast, because they're making so many pizzas over there.
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Tyrese Gibson was cornered in a courthouse hallway Thursday by 4 bailiffs who fully patted him down ... this after Tyrese exhibited emotional/irrational behavior on video Wednesday.
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If I did a little $5 million indie, that was very sweet and very well written, everybody would've said, "Good job," and patted me on the back.
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Then Rose watched, troubled, as sheriff's deputies patted her mother down and put her in a van to take her to a hospital almost two hours away.
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Oftentimes, I have walked through a scanner and the machine picks up the metal in my bra hooks, and then I have to be unnecessarily patted down.
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Travelers who need to be patted down or have their carry-on bag searched can ask the T.S.A. officer to change gloves before they perform that task.
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In another photo, Markle patted Harry on the back as they greeted Charlette and well-wishers who had gathered to see their first appearance of the year.
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Asked for a recommendation, he proudly patted what looked like an Icee machine, which lit up with the name "Kathleen Turner" every time it shuddered into action.
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The technician gave Kaly a squirt of Nutri-Cal to bring her blood sugar up after the trip, inspected her teeth and patted her on the head.
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A sea of spectators at the scene cheered and patted the backs of rescuers when they found victims, but created chaos for work crews and security officials.
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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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After stuffing a few old farmers' newspapers in his kit bag, Shockie patted his hair into place, as if it needed to be coaxed into traveling with him.
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"When we found out it was terminal, she lifted herself up, she patted the bed and said, 'Dad, come and sit here,' " he told the U.K. Gazette/Standard.
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According to the suit, officers cupped boys' genitals, touched girls' vaginas, reached inside bras, touched girls' bare breasts, patted their buttocks and placed their hands inside students' underwear.
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The photograph on the right was actually taken when we would take our Panther kids to the courthouse where they would get patted down by the security there.
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Since January, officers have recorded 20,908 instances in which they stopped, patted down and questioned people for suspicious behavior, compared with 157,346 in the same period last year.
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About two hours after the alert, people began evacuating from inside the center, walking out with their hands in the air as they were patted down by officers.
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In that bizarre appearance at the C.D.C. a week ago, Trump wore a silly campaign hat, patted himself on the back, and spoke nonsense about his medical expertise.
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At one point, McMaster got so angry that Mattis patted his knee as he counseled him to keep his cool, I was told by one of the attendees.
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Chris Christie had patted himself on the back any harder in his farewell address to New Jersey last week, he'd have needed the ministrations of a good chiropractor.
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That was the promise made by Mr. Mladic on July 12, 1995, as he gently patted a young boy on the head in the Muslim enclave of Srebrenica.
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Trump seemed to acknowledge that he understands there could be additional waves of coronavirus cases, but mostly he patted himself on the back during the 73-minute briefing.
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As their handshake continued, the prince patted Mr. Putin three times on the back of his hand, and they continued to laugh together as though enjoying a joke.
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Once off the Ruby Princess, where Mr. Morton had led a workshop called "From Fascism to Freedom," they were separated, patted down and asked what medications they took.
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Dr. Dre got cuffed and patted down by Sheriff's deputies outside his Malibu home after an alleged road rage dispute over a guy blocking his driveway ... TMZ has learned.
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Some I gently patted, some I prodded, and one I pulled the covers off and tried to roll onto the floor when the pat and the prod fell short.
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How he treats other people is all about him -- whether one is praised and patted on the head or cruelly mocked depends on what you have said about him.
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He patted her on the back and put his face close to hers, and whispered, "Hi," and when she flashed him an adoring smile in return, he lit up.
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The athlete wrapped his arms tightly around the Duke of Sussex and patted his back as Harry's pregnant wife Meghan Markle, who's due in the spring, observed and laughed.
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Tech companies have long publicly patted themselves on the back for being do-gooder, left-leaning corporate actors, but they are straining maintain that posture in the Trump era.
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And in Brooklyn, a plainclothes officer pinned an 18-year-old up against a lamp post, his forearm choking off the teenager's air supply while he was patted down.
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Dough, extra wet and clingy, is slapped down on marble and patted flat with butter, then rolled and tugged into a gossamer pane, see-through and thinner than skin.
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This teachable moment continues to illustrate that deep down, all of us just want to be loved for who we are, patted on the head, and told we're good.
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"The officer patted down both of them, then asked my 17 year old … to empty his pockets," Lorraine wrote, although she was not present at the time of the incident.
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Then, I jumped in the shower, washed off the formula with my usual body wash (but I skipped scrubbing with a loofah), and patted my skin dry upon getting out.
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First, I coated one half of the bottom portion of my lip with the liquid lipstick and then immediately patted on the glitter pigment overtop before the lipstick dried down.
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Responding to four of the allegations last month, Bush's spokesman "explained" that elder Bush "has patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured manner," and apologized.
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Some of us have vivid memories of being a wide-eyed child looking up at our mom as she patted powder onto her cheeks or swiped color across her lips.
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I said I was, and she patted me on the arm, and told me if I had any questions about it or needed to talk, she'd be there for me.
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"The base does not want to see a stupid bad bill and then go get patted on their head," said Adam Brandon, the president of FreedomWorks, a conservative advocacy group.
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One afternoon in Ponce, on the south coast, Alejandra Peña Gutiérrez gently patted the big, green Cummins generator that kept her Edward Durell Stone-designed Ponce Museum of Art safe.
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Her older daughter, Alex, immediately opened up a Harvard medical book to baldness, and asked what kind of baldness he had, while her other daughter, Mandy, patted his bald head.
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As though worried that Laguercia and his wife were about to engage in a shoot-out with agents, authorities patted his wife down and searched her purse for a gun.
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A self-proclaimed Olive Garden fan, Cramer patted himself on the back for telling investors to buy Darden's stock when it sank to $84 after a not-so-hot quarter.
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After his win, the 34-year-old tapped the side of his forehead with his finger and patted his chest as the crowd at Margaret Court Arena cheered him on.
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You wait in endless lines for the chance to be poked, patted, X-rayed, interrogated, generally insulted and, in the final indignity, separated by class as you, at last, board.
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Trump also patted himself on the back for his planned meeting with North Korea leader Kim Jong Un, who he is expected to meet with by the end of May.
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Parsons patted the color on — don't worry about drawing it on expertly — then dipped a cotton swab in makeup remover and swiped off a layer of lipstick from the inner center.
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On Friday, the fast growing bond between Macron and Trump was on display in a prolonged handshake, as each man patted the other's shoulders at the end of the day's celebrations.
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He took his hand and then patted him on the arm and must have said something really touching because after a few seconds, the man goes in for the full hug.
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Its ripple effects were seen late in Thursday's game when Durant, between whistles, hurried over to the bench and patted the players as if they were pillows in need of plumping.
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Passengers are typically patted down if they set off security scanners, are selected for more advanced screening or choose not to go through the body scanning technology commonplace at TSA checkpoints.
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"He patted himself on the back and boasted about the money that his golf courses would make as a result of the turmoil," Clinton adviser Jake Sullivan said in a statement.
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While the federal law enforcement agencies involved in the seizures patted themselves on the back in a press conference, workers offloaded bales of cocaine wrapped in plastic and strapped to pallets.
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While Tony Stark patted himself on the back for getting his Iron Man suit to fly faster, Shuri was curing Bucky Barnes of his Cold War brainwashing in her spare time.
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Throughout the night, Ms. Pelosi patted the shoulder of Ms. de Lavallade, a dancer and choreographer who, along with Mr. Lear, refused to meet with the president at the White House.
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As the hearing ended and the courtroom began to empty, Mr. Cohen stood quietly with his lawyers, Guy Petrillo and Amy Lester; Ms. Lester patted him gently on his left shoulder.
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Chris Greenwell -- the father of the alleged victim -- told the Philadelphia Inquirer his son had "playfully patted" Gritty on the head after taking a picture ... but Gritty responded with real violence.
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As Ewing walked slowly to a news conference during which he would say little and never change his blank expression, many of the Houston people reached up and patted his back.
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The fine-grained river mud was rolled and patted into shape, sliced, lifted to the eye and, in dazzling sunlight of a scribal courtyard, under supervision, the cuneiform figures were incised.
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Behind it was a second armed man who patted down the producer and then directed him to a nearby table where a 20-something woman began asking a barrage of questions.
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The most popular choice is the revueltas, a mix of Salvadoran chicharrón (braised pork mash), cheese and beans tucked into a ball of masa and patted into a neat, palmable package.
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After clearing security at the airport, did you remove from the bin your belt, your loose change, the necklace that initially set off the alarm and resulted in your having to step aside to be patted down, your laptop, your folding umbrella, your empty thermos, your jacket, your sweater, your beret, your purse, and the brooch that may have contributed to the necklace's having set off the alarm that subsequently resulted in your being patted down, forgetting one shoe?
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To try to put people at ease, the president routinely tells the same joke — and, on occasion, he has patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured manner.
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Even as numerous employees confirming that he had not stolen anything, my mother and I watched as John was patted down in a full body search in the front of the store.
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To try to put people at ease, the president routinely tells the same joke — and on occasion, he has patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured manner.
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" Bannon took aim at Bush, 93, after the former president issued an apology in October stating that he had "patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured manner.
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After her few drags, Ms. Talierco re-entered and patted the arm of a man waiting for Mr. Kershaw and his New Jack Ramblers to bring Hank Williams back to life again.
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To try to put people at ease, the president routinely tells the same joke—and on occasion, he has patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured manner.
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When Mr. Hurst said in court on Tuesday that Mr. Kuchibhotla, 32, had died, Mr. Purinton leaned back, tilted his head up, and his lawyer, Michael McCulloch, patted him on the back.
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Photos by Lanee Bird "What's in the bottle?" asked a security guard suspiciously as he patted down my pockets for drugs or weapons, taking a sniff of my bottle of flavored seltzer.
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They then told Butler that he was being held for resisting arrest, and he was allegedly escorted to a squad car, patted down, searched, and left inside the car for several minutes.
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The officer asked him to provide identification, which he did, and within minutes patted him down, forced him against a wall, searched his clothing and gave him a ticket for disorderly conduct.
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On Tuesday, he patted himself on the back for signing a "comprehensive" pact with Kim paving a path toward denuclearization, but the contours appeared far weaker than even his predecessors&apos failed deals.
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" Szyttia tells us that Soutine patted his throat and continued: "This cry, I always feel it there […] When I painted the beef carcass it was again this cry that I wanted to free.
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"Basically some people think we're there to get patted on the back or showing up and looking intimidating but don't actually want to do the less glamorous aspects of community organizing," Carico said.
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So there was plenty of hope in the room as world leaders gave speeches and patted themselves on the back for turning a major corner in the war against pollution and climate change.
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Even though White was not involved in the disturbance, officers patted him down — which violated his fourth amendment right against illegal search and seizure — and found a small amount of marijuana and cocaine.
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On Wednesday, Israel protested what it called Turkey's "unbecoming treatment" of its expelled ambassador, after the envoy was shown on Turkish media being patted down by airport security in Istanbul in public view.
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One day, is it going to be "OK, no problem, pass on by," but then the next day is, "I'm sorry, but I need to see ID," and then we get patted down?
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"For example, I was getting on the plane to do the Star Wars press tour, I'd be stopped for a second time, patted down, searched," Ahmed explained during an interview with Sunday Today.
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Washington (CNN)A 10-year-old girl's father is crying foul over Transportation Security Administration procedures after a security officer patted down his daughter for nearly two minutes during an airport security check.
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The six-times Melbourne Park champion, seeded 14th, dropped to his knees and patted the blue court affectionately after completing his first match since retiring hurt from a Wimbledon quarter-final last July.
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Hirono went on to note that the two attended Federalist Society panels together and at one Kavanaugh patted Kozinski on the shoulder and said he learned from the master about hiring law clerks.
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After 30 minutes, I removed the mask, patted in the excess serum, then dabbed any remaining product from the mask (there was not very much) onto the backs of my hands (hot tip).
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The officer let Mr. Meyers go and told him to show up later at the police station, where officers took him to a magistrate's office, patted him down and put him in handcuffs.
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They zipped around the restaurant with their trays, stopping at their designated tables where customers grabbed their food then patted the robot on the head to tell it to return to the counter.
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Clinton held an impassive gaze, one burly Secret Service agent, his head shaved and wearing a purple shirt and cuff links, put an arm around the Democratic nominee and protectively patted her shoulder.
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Every one of the 700 or so people who went through the entrance had his or her bag thoroughly searched and was patted down, perhaps even more thoroughly, by a line of guards.
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Nadal, with his spot in a 10th Australian Open quarterfinal secure, draped an arm around his Argentine friend Schwartzman and patted him on top of the head after they met at the net.
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The pupusas — savory cakes of masa harina, fine corn flour that Ms. Marroquin mixes with nothing more than cold water — are soft and thick, their curves comfortingly inexact, patted into shape by hand.
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At his joint news conference with Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy of Spain, the president patted himself on the back no fewer than a dozen times about the competence of his administration's relief effort.
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A few ostensibly fancier plates, derived in part from Ms. Pellew-Whyte's training at culinary school, include a rib-eye steak patted down with espresso powder and brought to a seethe on the grill.
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He patted Goodall on the head and they then hugged, despite protocol stating that members of the public should opt for a handshake rather than a hug when meeting members of the royal family.
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When Mr. Trump ultimately ceded the microphone to Mr. Pence, rather than stand beside him while he delivered his remarks, Mr. Trump patted him twice on the left shoulder and walked off the stage.
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Previously, McGrath said Bush "has patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured manner," additionally attributing the act to his diminished height after being confined to a wheelchair since 226.
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I've gone with a bride to the bank and patted her back as she tearfully begged for a loan to help pay the $15,000 it would cost to hire a band for her reception.
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More than three billion frogs are eaten worldwide each year, some 23,22 tons by the French and half that by Americans, who tend to prefer them patted with flour and sautéed in browned butter.
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President Trump patted himself on the back Tuesday for an "incredibly successful" job done in Puerto Rico, where the government estimates that nearly 3,000 people died as a result of Hurricane Maria last year.
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Whatever Cole told Brantley — hopefully it was that the guard will be fine — it seemed to cheer Brantley up a bit because he patted Cole on the back and jogged back to second base.
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In 2013, she met with Senate officials to argue against allowing knives on planes; a senior staff member leaned over, patted her arm and said he knew it was "an emotional issue" for her.
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The pig was washed, patted dry, and then rubbed in with nitrite salt—a special kind of salt that ensures that the meat won't turn gray during cooking, but gets a nice deep brown color.
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An extremely relatable Obama patted himself down, had a quick moment of panic and realized that before he could go any further he needed to turn around and sprint to retrieve his beloved communication device.
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"To try to put people at ease, the president routinely tells the same joke — and on occasion, he has patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured manner," the statement continued.
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"To try to put people at ease, the president routinely tells the same joke -- and on occasion, he has patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured manner," Wednesday's statement reads.
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Chris Greenwell -- the father of the alleged victim -- says Gritty "took a running start" and "punched my son as hard as he could" after he alleges the kid "playfully patted" the mascot on the head.
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TRIESTE, Italy — On a recent afternoon, a little girl gently patted the shoulder of a statue of the Italian writer Gabriele d'Annunzio, depicted sitting cross-legged and reading on a bench in a central square.
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"I'm just here to take a picture," Mr. West said, before cracking a smile and offering a thumbs-up gesture, as Mr. Trump grabbed his hand and patted him on the shoulders to say goodbye.
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Maria says she and her fiancé were both patted down on the night of the shooting, but adds that it was a loose and quick affair that would have been easy enough to sneak something through.
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The comedian turned Democratic senator from Minnesota was suddenly faced with allegations of some minor infractions—mainly charges by several women that he had patted their bottoms while posing for pictures with them at state fairs.
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Bezos patted Amazon on the back for raising its minimum wage to $15 per hour late last year in the letter, calling it as much of a moral imperative as it was a good business decision.
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Instead, he patted himself on the back for a brilliant diplomatic coup (as he did with his disastrous nuclear deal with Iran) in reaching a deal with Russia to remove and destroy Syria's chemical weapons stockpile.
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Ritchard Blake shot and wounded a man who had confronted him amid a dispute over a woman they both knew, the sergeant patted down the man's pockets as if looking for a weapon, surveillance footage shows.
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"Dulse butter" was his answer — he cut a few tablespoons of ground dried sea lettuce into the fat and then patted onto the fish before he wrapped it and put it into the oven to roast.
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A spokesperson for Bush denied he'd done anything with sexual intent but did concede Bush "has patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured manner," in part because he is wheelchair-bound.
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"Healthcare is personal to me," Biden says in the ad, over a sappy soundtrack and imagery of him looking vaguely prayerful, standing in front of a flag, and being patted on the back by Barack Obama.
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Working with a half-dozen assistants, she applies layer upon layer of thinned enamel paint, which is daintily swept with brushes and patted with fingertips onto metal support surfaces using the "cobbled" Photoshopped images as guides.
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The next morning, I did a round robin of morning show interviews where I was patted on the back for a good job, but it was like my campaign and I were receiving a participation trophy.
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The family of Brandon Greenwell, 13, said Brandon patted the mascot on the head after his picture was taken, and Gritty responded by standing up and punching the boy in the back with a running start.
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"Even today, we are called pet names, patted on the rear when a passenger wants our attention, cornered in the back galley and asked about our 'hottest' layover," she told Congress in a hearing last year.
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Black and hispanic Americans are more likely to endure police brutality — like being roughly patted down, grabbed, handcuffed, struck with a baton or pressed up against a wall — than whites are, a new study has found.
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"I know of a girl, she had it two or three days before I brought her to the hospital, but her case wasn't nowhere near as severe as mine," she said, as Ms. Stringfield patted her arm.
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"For too long people have patted themselves on the back for acknowledging that climate change is real but in effect ignoring the urgency and severity of the crisis," said Stephen O'Hanlon, communications director for the Sunrise Movement.
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Jeanne Clarkson told CBS News that she was furious that her mother, who is seen in the video being patted down by TSA agents in her chair with a metal detector, was treated in such a manner.
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As DeChambeau, 22, the 2015 United States Amateur champion, was answering questions after his round, Dustin Johnson, who is also at even par, came by and patted him on the shoulder and congratulated him on his play.
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Nikki Haley, US ambassador to the United Nations, was not only hung out to dry by the Trump administration, she was then dismissed and head-patted by an old boys' club Trump adviser who thought he could.
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"In one sense, we've had G-7 statements for the last decade where everybody patted each other on the back, and they sign it, and nobody does anything," said Robert Sinche, chief global analyst at Amherst Pierpont.
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One of the women who spoke to fellow protesters, but declined to identify herself, dressed as a handmaid shared that she had had an abortion in the past, and patted her visibly pregnant stomach as she spoke.
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Livestock nibbled the valley grasses down to playable height, rabbit's warrens were patted down and puttable, and where the sheep laid into hillsides and wore the grass down to its sandy bottom, golf's first bunkers were born.
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When Irving and forward Jaylen Brown botched a play that led to an early turnover, Brown patted himself on the chest to apologize, then appeared to apologize a second time on their next trip up the court.
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Two actresses have accused former President George H.W. Bush of groping them during separate photo shoots — and Bush has acknowledged he has "patted women's rears" in an attempt to "put people at ease," according to Deadspin and Newsweek.
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This year, there were thousands of revelers at Grand Army Plaza being herded like cattle into airport-style security checkpoints, where they were patted down for drugs and alcohol and subjected to metal detection for guns and weapons.
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"Even today, we are called pet names, patted on the rear when a passenger wants our attention, cornered in the back galley and asked about our 'hottest' layover, and subjected to incidents not fit for print," she wrote.
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They met at his home at his urging, an encounter that began strangely — when she walked into his house, he searched her purse, patted her down and looked outside to make sure her arrival had not been noticed.
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The two female officers that were with the woman at the time, who had patted her down and ordered her to remove her jacket and belt, forced her to strip after discovering she had a belly button ring.
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The others cheered, patted her on the back and hugged her again as she left the dorm for the final time and walked into a bathroom, where she changed into street clothes for the first time in a while.
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" The same spokesperson offered up a new version of the behavior, admitting, yes, Bush has done what he's accused of, but it was innocent — he "has patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured manner.
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" Five months later, the judge was talking to the same lawyer and allegedly made a gesture with his hand to his mouth to connote oral sex, patted the attorney lightly on the cheek and said, "There, there little boy.
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"To try to put people at ease, the president routinely tells the same joke — and on occasion, he has patted women's rears in what he intended to be a good-natured manner," Bush's spokesperson said in response to Grolnick.
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Visitors to the STU are greeted and patted down by Department of Corrections (DOC) prison guards, then led through a series of locked doors and past a 258-foot-high chain-link fence that borders the outdoor recreation area.
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He patted his pocket to confirm the presence of his keys and walked quickly along the curb—there were no sidewalks—but he did not run, so as to minimize suspicion on the off chance that he was seen.
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In a lawsuit he's filed against Brown, Elms says the nightclub was well aware of the singer's gang affiliation, and as a result it should have patted down every single person entering that night ... including celebs and their crews.
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According to the police report obtained by TMZ Sports, Jackson was being patted down by security on his way into the bar when they found a loaded Glock 9mm handgun inside of a purse-like bag around his neck.
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His hand shot out first to shake Mr. Kim's hand — although he appeared to avoid the kind of heavy pumping action he has displayed with other world leaders — and he patted Mr. Kim, who looked nervous, on the arm.
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Apple wasn't the only company to do this — Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Microsoft have all been caught doing it too — but no other company has patted itself on the back as hard for protecting consumers' privacy than Apple has.
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And Brull-Lopez said in his statement to police that he was able to get his handgun and spare clip into the club because he was neither patted down nor checked with a metal detector wand, as other patrons were.
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He pushed me out of the White House, and it was a good short-term thing for him," he said as he patted me on my right shoulder and shot me a half grin, "So, don't do that to me, OK?
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Still, it is but a shadow of the next pho on the list, the same broth transmuted by brisket patted down with five-spice and left to settle overnight, then smoked over wood chips and star anise for six hours.
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Or nubs of beef knuckle, roasted and patted down with suya spice, a blend of ground ginger, cayenne and crushed kuli-kuli — groundnut paste squeezed until the oil runs out, then crisped into hard cakes, a kind of earthy concentrate.
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Best of all: patted down with cracked wheat bran, slapped on a hot griddle until both sides are black and glittering, then thrust into water — quenched like a newly forged sword — with a swirl of cumin, lemon and crushed pepper.
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When he did comment on coronavirus, the president mostly patted his administration on the back and continued downplaying the virus, a day after health officials made clear the growing outbreak is beyond their ability to track or contain the virus.
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The ones who patted themselves on the back subsequently felt a little more committed to the relationship, but the ones who wrote about their partners' contributions felt significantly more committed — and also, not surprisingly, a lot more grateful toward their partners.
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He serves his curry straight or amped up into a near chili, which is stuffed in a brioche bun and topped by a hot dog that's been patted down with panko and deep-fried so it suggests a hard-shell taco.
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At a weekday rehearsal, while Ms. Hall, Mr. Spector and Ms. Upchurch were huddled together choreographing the final moments of a scene, Mr. Spector patted his wife's arm — gently, rhythmically — a gesture of camaraderie as they navigated a difficult passage.
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" He also claimed that if the agents patted him down, he would "touch the detonator in my pocket and we're all goin' (BOOM!)" Amid posting the lyrics, Elonis alluded to a First Amendment battle, saying, "Art is about pushing limits.
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Kevin McAleenan, who is taking over DHS in an acting capacity, walked over to Lee Francis Cissna, the director of US Citizenship and Immigration Services, who's thought to be next on the chopping block, and patted him on the back.
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I tried the "Medium" shade which was just a bit too dark to be a setting powder and far too light to be a bronzer, so I ended up just looking like I had discoloration on my cheeks when I patted it on.
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Three other TSA officers then came into the room, and even though TSA protocol is to be patted down by an officer of the same gender, Olivia said that a supervisor informed her a male officer would have to pat her down.
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Tristan Thompson was ejected late in the third quarter after he followed another Cleveland athlete's lead this week and patted Memphis' Jae Crowder on the backside, ala Odell Beckham Jr. after LSU's win over Clemson in the College Football Playoff championship game.
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After Tuesday's game, the veterans Neil Walker and Bruce patted Rosario on the back, making sure to tell him that a difficult play in the bottom of the ninth inning of a 5-4 loss to the Rockies was not his fault.
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As with all of Tilbury's good-for-skin makeup, the illuminators can be swept over every part of the face — on cheekbones for a glossy highlight, as an eyeshadow, to add some shimmer to the décolletage, or even patted over lipstick as a chrome overlay.
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Giuliani's impact on nightlife is still strongly felt every time you see a roped off bottle service table, are patted down and told to be quiet outside a bar, or have to pay for a $15 Uber to get to a far-flung dance club.
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Among the primping TV reporters was Jacques Doucet, the sports anchor on the scene for WAFB, a CBS affiliate in Baton Rouge, La. He patted his hair in preparation and straightened his lavender shirt, which he had paired with a purple tie a shade darker.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Dan Evans, urged to "miss a few meals" earlier this month by Britain captain Tim Henman, patted his stomach after completing a brave five-set comeback win over American Mackenzie McDonald to reach the second round of the Australian Open on Monday.
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As a recent survivor of rape, I have felt infuriated and confused by the laziness in the language of the topic, all too often conflating the life-changing event of being raped with an unpleasant but largely forgettable event like being patted on the knee.
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Winter additionally shared more behind-the-scenes moments from her day enjoying the ocean on her Instagram story, which included a Boomerang of her lying on a beach towel while her boyfriend, Levi Meaden, stared at — and patted — her derrière as another male friend sat close by.
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As he walked back to the mound after the second drop, Severino was patted on the back by Teixeira, a gesture of support and encouragement that the Yankees are finding themselves increasingly needing as they sit in last place in the American League East at 8-16.
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And even if that hadn't been the case, I was also too afraid to reach into my pockets to pull out any device on my person as armed police patted me down from head-to-toe on a campus that I considered my home for four years.
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But he was also very human, cracking jokes at his own expense and shaking the hands of his rivals before repairing to the privacy of the scorer's hut, where he buried his face in his hands and cried as an official patted him gently on the back.
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The colonel then "ordered me to sit beside him," and though he was her commanding officer, he "tried to touch me and patted my leg," said Lieutenant Sikal, who is 24 and has become the first woman to speak out about sexual harassment in the Ukrainian Army.
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Nubs of beef might be simmered with turmeric, ginger and garlic, to deliver a gentle, lulling warmth, or patted down with awaze, a paste of berbere swirled with tej (Ethiopian honey wine) and tossed swiftly in a pan, barely long enough to soften the edge of heat.
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Donning bullet-proof vests, trained to pull grown men to the ground in battle, and patted then almost killed by Berrada (played by Game of Thrones' Jerome Flynn), these two pooches work as a team with Sofia, rendering John Wick himself almost a mere afterthought in this scene.
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On Saturday evening outside Webster Hall in Manhattan, a young crowd buzzed expectantly amid a heavy police presence, including as many as 10 squad cars, while bouncers with security wands diligently patted down all those who entered for the sold-out hip-hop dance party known as HennyPalooza.
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Almost every time he tried to leave the facility during this period, Lawrence sounded the metal detectors and was patted down by a security guard—a routine typically reserved only for employees who had metal implants or surgical devices that would give the body scanners a false alarm.
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"You'll be sort of patted on the head and patronized the way the Republicans did with Christine Blasey Ford — saying, 'Oh we believe her, we just don't believe it was Brett Kavanaugh,' which is actually the essence of not believing her because she said it was Brett Kavanaugh," Powers said.
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Markus Söder, 51, Bavaria's noisy new premier, got out of his car, complimented a woman in a dirndl, patted a couple of police horses, threw some sound bites about border security at the cameras, then strode into the beer tent to address the people of Baierbrunn, a small village near Munich.
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Their absence became a security issue during the operation to retake Mosul: While soldiers in the unit I was embedded with typically patted down the men coming from Islamic State-controlled neighborhoods and checked them for weapons or explosives as they surrendered, the soldiers were not willing to touch the women.
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"I'm still salty about his recent interaction with disabled college student Samuel Habib captured on video and have to wonder about his attitudes toward disabled people in general beyond policy," she added, referencing an incident in which the former vice president patted Habib's face in response to a question about education policy.
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It's also inconsistent with what the executive order actually does: it doesn't just require people from seven majority-Muslim countries to go through additional screening before entering the US, it bars them from entering the US. That's the entire point of the "strong ban" the president patted himself on the back on Saturday for implementing.
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But you could happily build a meal entirely of snacks — steamed white radish cake, bronzed in a pan and wearing tatters of egg; pork patted down with crushed cilantro roots, earthier than the stems, and thrust on skewers in overlapping formation to keep the juices from fleeing; a papaya salad as refreshing as an inferno can be.
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I am not a doctor, but what do I know is this: Sweeping off my makeup with a Shiseido Facial Cotton pad (165 for $10 — a steal!) doused in micellar water makes the whole tedious process feel borderline breezy; a few drops of Biologique Recherche's tingly, exhilarating P50 patted gently over my skin after cleansing each morning is an experience
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Washington Post reporter Jose A. DelReal late Wednesday was patted down by police and barred from entering a campaign rally for GOP vice presidential nominee Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE, his newspaper said Thursday.
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That first night, when we sang songs at bedtime, she scooted over and patted the comforter, in the same bed where her mother spent afternoons resting during the years of her illness, directly below the hole Charles had made — angrily swinging a toy train into the wall — after a telephone call with an insurance company, a hole now hidden behind an alphabet poster.
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" — Paula Wagner, a longtime Hollywood agent who was the lead producer of "Pretty Woman" on Broadway Sonia Friedman, a successful commercial theater producer in London and New York, said she would never forget an incident a few years ago when a senior industry leader walked over to her, as she stood chatting with male producers, patted her on the head and said: "Aren't you doing well?
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" — Paula Wagner, a longtime Hollywood agent who was the lead producer of "Pretty Woman" on Broadway Sonia Friedman, a successful commercial theater producer in London and New York, said she would never forget an incident a few years ago when a senior industry leader walked over to her, as she stood chatting with male producers, patted her on the head and said: "Aren't you doing well?
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A traveler's mohawk zigzags in a riot of colors; a chubby woman pushes a cart, her skin a vibrant neon purple; two bodies, black and brown, are patted down by airport security in a corner — a pleasurable patchwork of texture and color presses against a discomforting realization that the War on Terror has deadly serious consequences for those targeted as threats to national security.
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The President's towering proclamations were bolstered by the made-for-TV optics of the first, indisputably historic meeting between a sitting US president and North Korean leader: Two men, who months ago appeared to be on the brink of nuclear war, shook hands, patted each other on the back, smiled, laughed and even strolled together through a garden like two old friends burying the hatchet, producing a palpable sense of good will.
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And, at heart, like so many good girls, I worried that the remark was meant to put me in my rightful place: that maybe I didn't belong, wasn't good enough, or, that, as some male colleagues whispered about some of us women (male colleagues who never once had their cheeks pinched, heads patted or had been repeatedly called "kiddo") that I had been hired not on my own merit, but because of some gender quota.
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Leah Cohen's Thai Fried Chicken IngredientsFor the marinated chicken:3 lbs chicken thighs, bone in skin on4 to 5 garlic cloves, peeled1 tbsp whole coriander seeds1 tbsp whole white peppercorn3503/8 cup cilantro root, chopped2 tbsp fish sauce2 tbsp oyster sauce22 tsp sugar2300 tsp salt23 pinch msg For the batter:26 cups rice flour, separated28 tsp salt24 tsp mushroom powder23 cup limestone water (can sub 22 cup seltzer and 23 tsp baking soda ) For the fry:Canola oil25 large pandan leaves, patted dryCrispy shallots and Thai sweet chili sauce, for garnish Instructions For the chicken:1.
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Makes 2 pizzasPrep: 20 minutesTotal: 3 hours for the dough: 33 teaspoon active dry yeast ½ cup water, heated to 115°F 1 cup|140 grams all-purpose flour 21/210 cup|22 grams semolina 22 tablespoon olive oil, plus more for greasing 230 teaspoon salt 21/5003 teaspoon granulated sugar for the sauce: 2500 (220-ounce|225 grams) can whole peeled San Marzano tomatoes 2 tablespoons olive oil 1 tablespoon red pepper flakes 2 anchovy fillets, patted dry 1 garlic clove 1 tablespoon granulated sugar 1 tablespoon soy sauce for the pizza: 203 pound|450 grams shredded cheese (a blend of mozzarella, provolone, and cheddar works well) 2 ounces|60 grams sliced pepperoni 1.
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Servings: 4Prep: 30 minutesTotal: 53 hours for the spicy pickle mayonnaise: 2 each egg yolks 1 clove garlic 1/4 cup|68 grams Frank's Red Hot Xtra hot cayenne pepper sauce 1/4 teaspoon kosher salt 1/2 cup|83 grams dill pickle chips, patted dry and packed firmly 1 1/2 cups|375 ml grapeseed oil for the chicken sandwich: 4 boneless skinless chicken breast 1 jar pickles 2 cups|500 ml water Hidden Valley Ranch original dry salad dressing mix 5 packets - 83 ounce each 1/4 cup|105 grams granulated sugar 3 tablespoons|30 grams kosher salt canola oil, for frying 1 cup|132 grams all-purpose flour 1 tablespoon espelette pepper 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 93 tablespoons|59 grams unsalted butter 2 tablespoons|43 grams honey 26 King's Hawaiian sandwich buns or brioche rolls 22 cup spicy pickle mayonnaise 27.
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