I plopped it in some water and away it went.
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I'm just sort of plopped into the middle of this.
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I just plopped a towel on the floor and moved on.
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Crucially, these puzzles are not simply plopped down into the plot.
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The Phantom Thieves plopped him in a bikini to lure shadows.
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She came up short, and the ball plopped into the water.
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But they do feel like city restaurants plopped into country settings.
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They were roundly amorphous, like cookie dough plopped onto a baking sheet.
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He plopped down on the doorstep to relish his hard-won fruit.
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He plopped down sobbing on the plastic chair in the hospital corridor.
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He threw the other end down and it plopped into the water.
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The kids plopped down on a seat and began discussing video games.
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Barrs plopped down at Walker's feet, splaying himself across his friend's legs.
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"The art community didn't get plopped down here by aliens," he said.
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Plopped into a pie filling, the tamarind might be hard to place.
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I started ugly-crying the second I plopped down in the front seat.
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It's like being plopped down right in the middle of all the action.
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The eggs turn into larvae the moment they're plopped into the salty sea.
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Mitchell plopped down on the ground, with his legs in a "V" shape.
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A HoloLens 2 plopped on your head pegs you as much the same.
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And indeed, 400,000 customers plopped down $1,000 deposits each for the Model 3!
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He plopped the magazine down on my desk, open to the proper page.
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Jerome plopped down in his recliner, and Dom sat on the tartan couch.
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Then I returned home, plopped down at my desk, and started my workday.
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Small gold tear-shaped ingots are plopped on the floor beneath the figures.
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The fun starts when such a cube is plopped into a solution of glucose.
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Tibbetts plopped another magnet into the finger, sutured it shut, and removed the tourniquet.
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We've been plopped back into prelapsarian times, baby, and only wonderful things will happen.
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You're plopped in a strange, mysterious world and largely left to your own devices.
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It's as though everyone's a character in a novel, plopped there to greet him.
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She climbed the stairs and plopped the bag down in front of Sister Hildegard.
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It felt like it had been plopped down the day before we got there.
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From there, the dough is plopped onto a tawa, a large cast-iron griddle.
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Somewhere around the middle of the game, a foul ball plopped into the net.
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I brought them back and plopped them in the Mega Sg again, but still nothing.
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Keepers gave #BeiBei a tub of water recently and he plopped himself right in it.
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My boss plopped four pounds of Tollhouse scoop-and-bake cookie dough on my desk.
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The slices of chicken breast were succulent, not dried out and plopped into the soup.
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The weirdness culminates in a traditional Khmer roof plopped on top of the modern building.
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At worst, they're shovelware, low-quality shit plopped onto Steam's doorstep and set on fire.
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It'll make you feel a little like a frog plopped in cold water and boiled.
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He plopped the toaster on his desk, and I inserted two slices of potato bread.
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And to address Facebook's weakness in consumer devices, he plopped down $2 billion for Oculus.
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Here, select a fruity (liquored) popsicle to be plopped into a giant glass of rosécco.
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A large alligator sunning itself on a log plopped into the water as we passed.
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The bowl was plopped down in front of me enveloped in a plume of steam.
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His feathery lure — designed to look like a small tasty frog — plopped onto the water.
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He plopped down, content to watch the churn of traffic and flurry of passing humanity.
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Then, the financial crisis plopped America into the vast, foul soup of the Great Recession.
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For the competition on Friday, Martha slowly climbed onto the stage, plopped down and napped.
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Buildings become giant baubles plopped into an otherwise dull cityscape, like extravagant "Jetsons"-age sculptures.
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She plopped the thing in the middle of the table, and it just kinda chilled out.
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Jarnkrok's wrister struck Markstrom, plopped to the ice and trickled through his legs into the net.
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The exposed RFID component (right) and a Sips lid plopped on top of the system (left).
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With it, Netflix has plopped down more than $1.75 billion to invest in European content alone.
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But it still looks like a soundbar with a Dot plopped in the center of it.
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Attendees caught the feline on camera as it plopped itself on the runway to clean itself.
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They plopped themselves on a picnic table and enjoyed lunch before scarfing down some ice cream.
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" Sombra plopped down next to Jaehee and took the cigarette out of her frozen lips."Shhhhhhhh!
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With no room next to me, Damian plopped himself on the grass directly in front, grinning.
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We headed toward the drum circle and plopped down on the shore to watch the sunset.
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He looked quite the part — that is, until he plopped down to relax during the ceremony.
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The ball plopped inches in front of the plate, and catcher Jason Castro threw him out.
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Who hasn't plopped a tea bag in a cup and forgotten about it for too long?
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Margret lay down on the couch, and Queelin climbed up and plopped on top of her.
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After paying our fare, we plopped down in seats four or five rows behind the driver.
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You're plopped down into the middle of this world and you do whatever you want in it.
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A vaporwaver who goes by the pseudonym "Happiness Is" simply plopped a CD on his hard-hat.
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I could smell the salmon as I plopped each one onto my plate and prepared the sauce.
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Just after midnight, a sluggish 24-year-old named Amy Park plopped herself onto an exercise bike.
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Elizabeth Warren has plopped her proposal to break up Big Tech right in Big Tech's front yard.
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It's the only hint that you'll soon come upon a giant aerospace complex, plopped on a hillside.
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Her new glass and steel clinic looks like a plush spaceship, plopped down amid green potato fields.
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Fee Meynell and Ella Crockett plopped their bags down for the one-and-a-half-hour ride.
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But then he plopped down cross-legged on stage at the end and totally killed the vibe.
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Dacus, hankering for a swim, plopped down in the middle and flapped his legs, kiddie-pool style.
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I plopped the bun on top of that plump patty and decided to find out for myself.
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In its original form, it included a Victory Day parade plopped in the middle of the plot.
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Conservation-minded locals plopped them back into the sea; fishermen scooped them up and took them home.
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A Big Gulp plopped on top of a Steinway piano isn't something I ever expected to see.
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Google has plopped a 16-megapixel telephoto lens alongside the more familiar 12-megapixel wide angle lens.
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Here, you're plopped into the very first episode of the series, at the very sleepover where Alison disappeared.
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In the end, Fifty Shades has plopped me in a world that I really wanted to be in.
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After I was taken out of the Senate Russell building, I was plopped on the sidewalk and cuffed.
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A 450-pound bearded seal was plopped down in the middle of the runway so nobody could leave.
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In the end, there's a squishy sack, roughly the size of a baseball, plopped on the surgical tray.
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One particularly terrifying one appears to be plopped down in the middle of some frigid, tundra-like hellscape.
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And the more awful were his travails, the more we voyeurs plopped down our money for a ticket.
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I plopped the Awesome patties onto toasted ciabatta and topped them with slices of tomato, onion, and avocado.
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My guests were delighted by the Penelope contraption, and plopped down on the bed to test its mettle.
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She bent over, opened one of the crates, scooped out Winston, and, well, plopped him in my arms.
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At a news conference afterward, Brown plopped into his chair and breathed an exasperated sigh into the microphone.
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A middle-age man in a purple wool sweater plopped down next to me and opened a book.
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Kim floated across the room -- in a skin tight white outfit -- and plopped herself down in Kanye's lap.
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Behind a fence no more than 15 yards away, an orangutan had plopped himself down on the grass.
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Empty cabs rolled down darkened streets, past lonely food carts plopped on sidewalks where few pedestrians scurried by.
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One night, exhausted, Ms. Joefield put Deja to bed, and plopped into a bath with her headphones on.
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Plopped behind a desk, sniffling, reading sleepily from a teleprompter, he was a comedian playing an empty room.
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They can be taken from wherever they originated, plopped down into the painting's invented circumstances, and live there.
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So he excused himself and plopped down on Ms. Buitrago's faux cow-print sofa to take the calls.
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I plopped the watch down into the middle of one of them and it created a very abstract background.
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" She plopped a fully loaded Teddy Ruxpin down in front of us, and I was like, "Are you serious?
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Ms. Coles, who had just arrived from Los Angeles, plopped into a makeup chair for a dab of blush.
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A perfect pint requires no more embellishment than the slightest sprinkle of sugar before being plopped onto crumbly biscuits.
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The ball plopped sadly near the baseline and the gathered rebounders returned to the other side of the court.
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I put actual socks over both feet and plopped on the couch to marinate — neither foot felt very comfortable.
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After the long wait, it will now be placed (read: plopped down) in the gardens near the Champs-Élysée.
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But note her tourmate Justin Timberlake had been doing the exact same thing with a fedora plopped on top.
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"Dreamers," she said as she plopped food on her plate, in a video viewed 1.7 million times on Facebook.
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He plopped himself right down in the middle of the public consciousness and shared his thoughts about, reportedly, parades.
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Sixteen minutes later, after he had ascended to an altitude of 157 miles, his pod plopped down in the Atlantic.
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You were in Japan, and then from there you got plopped into Iowa to cover Hillary's first campaign in '20183.
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Plopped on his collapsing blue recliner, resting awkwardly against exposed wood slats, I would silently observe the nightmares he explored.
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The Echo Show, on the other hand, is ready to be plopped on your counter right out of the box.
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He was floored when the once-gooey meat concoction plopped out of its final machine stop as hot dog links.
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Desiring nothing more than to game, I plopped the Predator 93 X on my knees as I would a MacBook.
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The aspiring makeup artist went straight to the Condé Nast offices, plopped his bag down on the couch, and waited.
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Cops say the 24-year-old plopped down on the couch next to a woman who was holding her baby.
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But when she plopped the pink orb into the water, she was met with a major case of beauty disappointment.
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Smoyer plopped the tape into his video player and started reliving a battle he had fought over 50 years earlier.
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I didn't have the burning desire to spend seven hours catching up, so I plopped down and watched with them.
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Dust & Salt is a power simulator, pure and simple, plopped in the middle of a well-written tale of revenge.
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Once they were browned, I plopped them into the tagine, where the tomato sauce base had been simmering all along.
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Is he just a sound guy plopped into the Star Wars universe or is he on set with George Lucas?
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"That's a big bang for your buck," Mr. Cousens said, as he plopped one of the freshly notched females overboard.
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For whatever reason, they don&apost particularly want a new role or a big challenge suddenly plopped in their lap.
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Lastly, a piece of ginger and slice of cucumber were added as garnish and a metal straw was plopped in.
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A few minutes later, a platter of Sichuan small plates is plopped down on the table in front of us.
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A graph of the rate increase looks as if a skyscraper were plopped in the middle of an open field.
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At the end of the rally for Welle, Patrick plopped himself in the middle of the Campus at Macedonia church's floor.
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I tried these on at a Chicago vintage store without socks, figured they felt fine, and plopped down $20 for them.
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When Miguel walked back into the kitchen, she handed him two tostones that were plopped on a bed of paper towels.
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I noticed it as soon as I plopped the laptop on my legs and tried, again, to finish Mass Effect: Andromeda.
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The hammer, which doesn't really belong here, is plopped right in the middle of what is clearly not a dinner table.
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Its single sensor, which you just plopped down on your desk was dead simple and took care of tracking the headset.
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"The house truly feels like it was built out of the landscape, rather than plopped on a plot," said the comedian.
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This young juvenile had a very successful morning and walked over next to us and plopped down with a full stomach.
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That does seem to be the model that's getting built in Seattle — a condo plopped on top of a retail row.
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They then plopped the three-foot gator caracas on a bed and started posting pictures of it on Snapchat or whatever.
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Perfection is a pursuit, a narrow road I began walking when my dad plopped me on skis when I was four.
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It was, in fact, a smoked and lemon-spiked yolk plopped in the center of some "whites" made of Parmesan sabayon.
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For about 30 minutes, person after person plopped down on benches without paying any mind to the cards pasted on them.
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That was in her dressing room; I brought her roses, which had been plopped into my arms by a stage manager.
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Sure enough, officers responded to the fast-food chain and found the pissed off customer plopped in the drive-thru line.
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It makes for an odd scene, plucked from an igloo and plopped on the linoleum in front of a humming refrigerator.
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So the momma cat plopped herself down in front of her owners' Christmas tree and welcomed four early presents into the world.
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Last year, he generated some headlines when he plopped a cocaine-snorting Oscar statue on Hollywood Boulevard ahead of the Academy Awards.
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If you plopped down $350 per season, you got a DirecTV NFL Sunday Ticket Max package with live out-of-market games.
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Several are stuffed breads and, plopped together in the basket, it is hard to tell them apart until you take a bite.
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After the foursome showered a little affection on Doug, Mosier plopped him down in their laps so she could get the pic.
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YouTube user Papapaint put this theory to the test, and plopped his 6-month-old into his lap with a game controller.
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In this case, it is like some aggressive new invasive species has been plopped down in the middle of the political forest.
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From the outside, the chamber looks like a long storage container plopped on a pavement wasteland behind two seemingly ordinary office buildings.
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Back at the big hall, Casey plopped onto a sofa next to a plump bald man in a wine-red polo shirt.
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But the smart aleck who had a riposte for every comment online plopped down on a sofa and disappeared into her phone.
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The Yankees hurler plopped down on a couch in front of the high-definition televisions and began following his doctor's orders: rest.
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I got so tired of scrolling through options that I just plopped a couple of items in there to visualize the space.
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Then I took my standby sparrow nest, plopped the babies in it, put them back in the ant-free house and retreated.
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Could a bronze statue of Joe Maddon be plopped right next to Ernie Banks and Ron Santo outside Wrigley Field one day???
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So I plopped on a stool at the station at Captain Quinn's Rum Bar, and Patrick, the bartender, handed me a menu.
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"Sounds creepy," he said, as he plopped down on that bed, not bothered enough to relax instead on our non-internet-connected couch.
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Last year, Peeps pizza offended the masses as it took one of the most beloved dishes around and plopped the candy on top.
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It's hard not to laugh through these sequences, which are just the latest bonkers idea plopped on top an already-wobbling Jenga tower.
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The other, smaller 50s — the ones that were plopped at popular landmarks and became equally popular targets for cheeky vandals — were NFL property.
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At first glance, it looks like any number of content hubs that Android hardware makers have plopped on top of the operating system.
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Moleza shuffled out onto the mats and plopped himself down in front of a small blue belt sporting a newly purchased Cascagrossa kimono.
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The UA Band, for example, charges in under 30 minutes, while other wearables can be plopped on a wireless charging dock or pad.
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Because I need more than one cocktail to barge uninvited into a conversation, I plopped down next to a young man sitting alone.
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A twin XL mattress is plopped in the corner of his otherwise deserted bedroom in White Plains, where he lives during the season.
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This sense of curious whimsy is often lacking in Venet's public, monumental arcs, that can feel craned in, plopped down, and pointlessly domineering.
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Contributing Opinion Writer I plopped down in the sports bar Thursday to watch World Cup soccer and eat my first fake meat burger.
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Popped the thing out of the box, plopped it on my desk, plugged it in, connected to Wi-Fi and my Facebook account.
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I plopped it open at full speed, trying to make sure the staples that shut it wouldn't end up stabbing into the breads.
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Look, any old boxer can come to the ring plopped atop a throne that a phalanx of Spartan-clad beauties is holding aloft.
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As I plopped down on a mostly empty bus at 2000:05 (punctuality is not my strong suit), a chill ran through me.
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As that first day ended, though, a nurse plopped Klobuchar into a wheelchair and her husband, John, rolled her out of the building.
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The six-story building, designed in a Tudor style, looked as if it had been plopped incongruously into the rush of Fifth Avenue.
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He's taken this controversy and plopped it right on the president's desk and now President Trump is facing the firing squad over it.
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The piece "Piazza d'Italia with French Knights" (2017) looks like he plopped the knights down in a setting painted by Giorgio de Chirico.
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Either some poor editor painstakingly erased Mike from the establishing shots, or some poor editor plopped his Photoshopped spectral form into some random footage.
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This crab cake sando would be a perfect accompaniment to a good burger, but also, probably plopped right on top of a steak, too.
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TMZ obtained this video of Bam plopped down in the middle of the lobby in a standoff with the fist officer on the scene.
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The sequel, Modern Warfare 2, plopped battles on American soil, and in doing so featured meticulous recreations suburban housing and fast-food burger joints.
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After walking by his local pet store, this pup named Samo plopped himself right in front of the store's door and refused to budge.
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You just plopped down into a prison where a bunch of Nazis were firing at you, their portraits of Hitler looking behind their backs.
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The vanilla Peeps donut looked both cute and delicious, with white icing, egg-shaped sprinkles and an iconic yellow Peep plopped in the middle.
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Wuzhen Journal WUZHEN, China — On a drizzly afternoon, Liu Hongfei plopped into an empty baby stroller in Wuzhen, a picturesque town in eastern China.
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He grabbed a handful of the smallest, rinsed them off and plopped them in a terra-cotta bowl with a sprig of fresh rosemary.
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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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Plopped into the midst of these bizarre creatures is a man who might have stepped straight from the cover of a Harlequin Romance paperback.
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When the moment of truth came, my name was called, I entered the room, and a Chinese official plopped a baby into my arms.
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Remember this video last month of her making out with a guy as she and her friends plopped into a booth at a bar?
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Minutes before the program began, Ms. Daley-Ward sauntered into the room and plopped herself onto a slate gray love seat at the front.
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"Even though you know we fly / Don't call me angel," sung on the hook by Ariana, could be plopped into "Independent Women" with ease.
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They each plopped 50 Swiss francs on a cafe table and vowed to create a risk-taking orchestra, Ms. Meyer said in an interview.
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During one practice, when Tony Parker plopped down alongside him, Auriemma asked if he had ever contemplated leaving for a bigger market and stage.
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Fresh Express recently recalled some salad mixes sold at Walmart stores after the unlucky customers found a winged creature plopped among the leafy greens.
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After pleading with my father, he very sweetly drove me back to the place and plopped down for the entire set, bless his heart.
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Amazon applied for a patent in 2015 for a command center, like a beehive, plopped into your city, which isn't a worrying metaphor at all.
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Plopped unceremoniously onto the top of a snowy peak, the new player is greeted by enough video game staples to create the illusion of normalcy.
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This edible behemoth is comprised of a hamburger patty plopped down on a bed of sticky rice with a fried egg atop the entire mess.
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Click here to view original GIFThe most immersive virtual reality experience is still going to feel fake with your body plopped motionless in a chair.
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One plopped down at Alamo Square Park — the iconic, Victorian-facing public green made iconic in Full House — has reportedly been vandalized at least twice.
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"How's it going, girl?" he asked as he plopped himself down on the floor next to Ms. Wu. The two could hardly look more different.
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Even the colorful chairs we all plopped down in from time to time turned out to be sculptures by the late Australian provocateur Franz West.
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After the eight-minute ferry ride to their campsite, they simply plopped down their bags, turned off their phones and played a game of Scrabble.
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As I plopped myself onto a stool, bartenders Anthony Edwards and Miu Leah vied to make a cocktail that would cure the deepest of depressions.
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This is the first novel I've read with an Instagram story plopped in the prologue, which made the dead body on Page 2 somewhat comforting.
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"They don't get plopped in the spotlight where they are expected to succeed, and now it's 'ah, ha, ha, she's a woman'" who has failed.
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To her point, Obama did ID 4 countries as areas of concern for terrorism, but Trump plopped on 3 new ones with his Exec order.
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After she dies, she is plopped right back into her 36th birthday party, forced to relive the events of the night until she dies once more.
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"I just plopped into a store at 2100, and it was shoes, and that was it," the founder of the company that bears his name said.
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The 9.7-inch Pro had it situated next to the rear-facing camera while the 10.5-inch Pro plopped it down next to the selfie camera.
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A startling situation turned in to a surreal hang session, when the animal plopped down next to Hamilton's spot to take in the view as well.
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When my dog plopped down in her dog bed, or even when I cooked bacon with the bedroom door open, the Airmega 200M roared to life.
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After distracting the anchor, the pup saw its opportunity and plopped its front paws right on the desk to get a shot at delivering the news.
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It would be another four hours before Garcia pulled up to his mother's home, plopped his bag down and fixed a plate of leftover rice, exhausted.
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He wandered into the pillbox of a press room in the bowels of AT&T Park, plopped himself in a seat and peered at the reporters.
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Ms. Prueitt gently plopped the springy one onto the floor, for the fifth time, but it insisted on returning to see what she was up to.
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We're plopped down in the last row of his home theatre on a couch that feels like a velvet sponge, a blanket covers his outstretched legs.
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About 200 people gather at the start inside a pop-up space modeled on the Amargosa Opera House, an unlikely theater plopped into Death Valley, Calif.
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These rough globes are plopped into tumblers of shochu, and if you want to learn about this distilled spirit, Torishin is a fine place to start.
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I've plopped down in a conference room to moan over the youth with their crying and social media and their refusal to prioritize my exact goals.
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Even better, they were coated in golden butter — not melted, but semifirm at room temperature — which turned velvety when plopped on the hot toast served alongside.
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Photos from the scene showed a tangled mass of metal, with car hoods crumpled, windows smashed and a red truck plopped on top of another vehicle.
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But it's true: Afternoons past were spent plopped in front of TV, mindlessly working my way through a stack of Pringles, washing it down with Dr. Pepper.
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The tricky landing Monday involved slowing the InSight spacecraft to 5 mph before it plopped down on the surface of Mars, assisted by a parachute and rockets.
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The vanilla Peeps donut looks as cute as it looks delicious, complete with white icing, egg shaped sprinkles and an iconic yellow Peep plopped in the middle.
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But as we waited for our Uber, watching him circle the congested one-way streets, a Bird stood proudly plopped on the corner where we were waiting.
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"Hundreds left early, while others plopped down on the ground, scrolled through their social media feeds or started up a conversation with their neighbors," the Post says.
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A dozen drama-free amateur bakers are plopped in a tent on the grounds of "Downton"-esque Welford Park in Berkshire, where lambs frolic among the snowdrops.
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So Mr. Hardwick quickly changed out of his Theory suit, plopped down on the couch with his laptop and opened his iPhone to a Facebook video app.
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I found it incredibly awkward, specifically the verse where he plopped down right next to two teenage girls and sang to a nearby camera instead of them.
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" And after doing a radio interview with the Little Rock Nine, the New York Post reported, Sammie "plopped herself almost on the lap of one Negro Boy.
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She called her new line Autumn Couleur, trademarked the name and shipped them out in branded cardboard bins ready to be plopped down onto the store floor.
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After we all scrambled aboard the chopper it eased off the ground in what was to be my very first chopper ride — then plopped straight down again.
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Having tasted the dish — basically a bunch of roasted carrots plopped on some quinoa and kale with a smear of chickpea puree — I feel sorry for herbivores.
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The meeting was briefly interrupted when Bob Weinstein, the brother of Harvey Weinstein, bounded up to the table and plopped onto the couch next to Mr. Boies.
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After a particularly nasty meeting, in which she called one staffer "useless" and instituted a strict lunch schedule, Hagatha plopped down a box of doughnuts by the printer.
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Euclidean Lands stars a tiny, spear-wielding warrior who's plopped down in a colorful world made up of floating 3D levels that you can manipulate with your fingertips.
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While singing Cole Porter's "My Heart Belongs to Daddy," she spoofed the role of the avaricious baby doll and plopped into the lap of man in the audience.
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That represents 0.24 to 57.3 nanograms of nanograms of individual neonicotinoids per liter, which is like a single drop of water plopped into 20 Olympic-size swimming pools.
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The graphic is engineered to appear painted on the field, rather than simply plopped on top of the players, so it doesn't distract from the game at all.
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To find out, I plopped down onto Vargas' table to experience a new treatment she's been doling out to La La Land's A-listers firsthand: The Supernova Facial.
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She examined each hole in turn, as if looking for something, and when there was nothing to be found she plopped the uprooted plant back into its hole.
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City KITCHEN Paired with a miso dressing, this take on the classic is a far cry from those cafeteria versions, plopped on plates with an ice cream scoop.
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Nature's Janus-faced narrative also happens to be the fraught story of Dominica, a mountainous little island of 73,33 plopped in the eastern Caribbean between Guadeloupe and Martinique.
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As Bonfield approached the dugout at TD Ameritrade Park, Wilson plopped a cap shaped like a hog's head, with a toothy snout for a bill, on Bonfield's head.
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From the rough on a par-4, Koepka hit his approach sideways and the ball plopped down about a foot to the right of where he hit it.
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SAM is plopped onto site after site and breaks down thanks to a combination of buggy software, spotty Wi-Fi, robot arm arthritis, rickety scaffolding and bad weather.
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Dressed in a navy blue hoodie and gray khakis, he petted his rescue dog, Brody, and plopped down a heap of unopened mail on the dining room table.
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I measured the distance of the pipe in my wall, cautiously applied plumbers tape, screwed in an attachment, and basically just plopped the unit on top of the tile.
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POTUS's world shrinks, as we're back in the Oval Office on February 3623th for Jeff Sessions' swearing-in, with a mini-Goose lectern plopped in front of Andrew Jackson.
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I learned a catalog of drinking games that started with either counting or pointing, but always ended with shots of soju perfunctorily plopped into mugs of cheap, clear beer.
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While waiting for the trophy ceremony to begin, Stephens walked over and plopped herself down in a courtside chair next to Keys, so they could chat side-by-side.
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I have that website to thank for admission into many age-restricted concerts when I was in my first year of college, freshly plopped down in New York City.
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Instead of towing a boat with a trailer, this motorist plopped their boat onto an overloaded cargo trailer with only a few straps haphazardly holding the boat in place.
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According to the new research, an estimated 240 extra tons of nitrogen and 39 extra tons of phosphorus are plopped into these water systems each year across North America.
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This same tag can now be plopped into a $40 insole made by Adidas called GMR (pronounced "gamer"), which can be placed into any soccer shoe, Adidas or not.
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Last Halloween, a puli from Kentucky named Keki won the day when her owner plopped her in a bright yellow janitor bucket and pushed her around like a mop.
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Born in Guyana and raised in a largely Caribbean neighborhood in Brooklyn, New York, she plopped herself into another world by enrolling in a primarily white institution or PWI.
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He settled in the chair by the deck, got up, plopped down on the living room couch, put his feet up, laced his fingers and stared down at them.
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President Trump plopped down in what he called a "child's desk" Monday afternoon, a fitting setting considering he was about to repeal two Obama-era education rules affecting schoolchildren.
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Then I plopped myself on a stool at Tetakawi, a spot representing the cuisine of Sonora, a northwest region hugging the United States border and the Gulf of California.
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The NBA superstar plopped down $4.7 million for the 6 bed, 8 bath Granite Bay joint back in 2013 -- right after inking a $62 million deal with the Kings.
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TMZ Sports has learned a complete set of Pokemon cards just fetched $107,010 at auction ... and it's the most cash someone has EVER plopped down for the famous card game!!!
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I plopped on various sauces, careful not to spill any on my clothing because my friend Matt (also a lapsed Catholic) and I had decided to wear our Sunday's best.
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She noticed a man standing in the parking lot of the Warren Food Market had plopped a giant mass of raw meat inside a shopping cart without any protective packaging.
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Stephany Negrete, "Mamma Knows Best" She's the one Idol's plopped at the top of every show because she's a taller version of Nicole Scherzinger with less of a soul, but!
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Spaghetti With Burrata and Garlic-Chile Oil It's been a long week, and I think you deserve a bowl of pasta onto which you've plopped some fresh, creamy, heavenly burrata.
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I plopped down to sit before the row of tripods, and tried to accept the fact that I was attending a launch solely for the growling roar of the rocket.
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There are times that this task feels similar to that of poor, doddery Agent Cooper, who's been plopped inside a body and a life that does not belong to him.
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The movie, confused by the spy thriller-in-the-making plopped within, opened the Cannes Film Festival last May to divided audiences, who nonetheless praised Ms. Cotillard's deliciously diabolical performance.
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Ashok Baba Saheb Bhosle, 55, a sweat-slicked farmer plopped near the site's exit, said a ruling from India's Supreme Court, which could come this year, seemed a mere formality.
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On the outdoor steps, tourists plopped down, worn out, sweating, but still dazzled, their eyes raised to the spirals that have become the stuff of souvenirs, fridge magnets and postcards.
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As Johnson reported for the Washington Post: Hundreds left early, while others plopped down on the ground, scrolled through their social media feeds or started up a conversation with their neighbors.
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This image is a composite of an early 2018 observation with the ultraviolet auroral data, taken in May, 2017, translated into colors that our eyes can see and plopped on top.
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We have a breakfast of avocado, cheese, and our favorite: Ei im Glas (soft-cooked egg plopped into a glass with spring onions, fig mustard, salt, pepper, and herbs to garnish).
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Back story: I was rather upset that ABC (where I was under contract) had, unbeknownst to me, plopped me into a sitcom called "Mork & Mindy" with some GUY named Robin Williams.
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This would mean that the benches would travel through more traditional, physical scenery before being spun onto a carousel that plopped a huge, half-dome screen in front of the riders.
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Some are being handed over to the same associations that commissioned them over a hundred years ago or plopped down in cemeteries that are the final resting place for Confederate dead.
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Think back to being a 7-year-old, when your mom plopped you at the kitchen table with your favorite coloring book and handed you a fresh, unopened box of crayons.
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The coming-of-age story certainly feels nostalgic: If you ignored the movie's smartphones, emoji usage, and social media fails, the film could be plopped into any decade and feel relevant.
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Although climbing trees and hunting for nuts have prepared him for this very moment, the little guy soon tired of running and plopped down on the field for a quick rest.
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They plopped down in the front row, only to notice after several minutes that the bus driver refused to start the engine until Wilson and his mother walked to the back.
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Some failed to exceed the sum of their parts, like a tuna fillet plopped in a bowl with two dumplings and two baby bok choi in an uninspired ginger-soy broth.
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They form a loose but auto-griddleable patty that's then plopped onto the bun before the whole package slides out of the machine after a total time of about five minutes.
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Once an assistant had shampooed and conditioned my locks, I was plopped in a chair in front of a mirror, where I waited patiently until Dickey arrived and warmly introduced himself.
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Tourist crowds line up to pay 120 koruny, about $5.20, for scoops of ice cream plopped into the unholy offspring of a doughnut and a sugar cone known as a trdelnik.
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But to Ms. Lesnek, the rock's smooth surface and rounded edges were clues to its ancient past: it had been plopped onto the landscape thousands of years earlier by giant glaciers.
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One afternoon, the British big cat trainer Alexander Lacey and his wife, Katie, who works with the "fuzzies" — alpacas and the like — plopped onto a couch in Davis Vassallo's dressing room.
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After decades of corrosion, photographer Aaron Purkey takes us on a photo tour of this eerie electronic and junk graveyard plopped, dramatically, smack dab in the middle of the Mojave Desert.
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The name means "rope in the open sea" because Okinawa is plopped in the middle of the oceans, with the Pacific to the east and the East China Sea to the west.
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It's no secret that people worship celebrities, so it was only a matter of time that some of the most notable names of 2016 got plopped into their very own Nativity scene.
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All the keepers had to do was set down a tub full of water and the 7-month-old cub just plopped himself right in for a good rub-a-dub-dub.
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Indeed, if you saw the device below plopped on someone's desk, you might rightly identify them as an aesthete with great taste in accessories, but you wouldn't think anything of what's inside.
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Some pea shoots wrapped in what, celery root, with not even a full sliced cherry tomato, plopped onto a puddle of mayonnaise and then topped with a couple kernels of canned corn?
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Sidney is essentially Allen's usual role, plopped into the '60s — neurotic, comically pessimistic, and averse to the sociopolitical upheaval of American life (the Vietnam War, the Civil Rights movement, shifting gender roles).
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Uprooted from Lower Manhattan and plopped into the The Division's version of Midtown, the structure's iconic bleached arches, which jet into the sky like a cracked rib rage, are unfinished and abandoned.
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It costs a lot more to install than the usual cages plopped in the ocean by aquaculturists, but RAS is an attractive technology, at least where quality, cleanliness, and sustainability are concerned.
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It looked very much like a regular Amazon Go store, but plopped in the middle of a common area in an Amazon office in downtown Seattle, right next to an employee café.
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The sleek, brightly colored racer was plopped down in New York City's Times Square, attracting the attention of NYC locals and tourists who just didn't know what to make of the thing.
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Near the spot where my husband and I plopped down — in our bathing suits, for now — a married couple (aubergine-haired woman; uncircumcised man) began the afternoon collaborating on a crossword puzzle.
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If you walked in on a Saturday night in December, you'd probably see drag queens gyrating on a rickety makeshift stage plopped on a pool table as they belted Judy Garland songs.
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Presumably, she'd planned to open her boobs and have butterflies come out, but instead they just dropped plopped to the stage, like Oogie Boogie at the end of The Nightmare Before Christmas.
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In the middle of an exhausting hike in the Tatra mountains near the resort town of Zakopane, I plopped down at a picnic table with a coffee outside a charming wilderness chalet.
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Reddit user pfffhuckit uploaded a video of himself racing down a trail on his bike when, suddenly, he sees a bear plopped down in the middle of the road, right in his way.
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Shank describes 6,000 meters as a boundary where a great, sudden change in species occurs thanks to the crushing pressure, a pressure he described as 16,747 airliners plopped on top of a dime.
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Clinton held a rousing rally with 900 people in West Des Moines last night, my friend Pat Rynard, who writes the Iowa Starting Line blog, plopped down in the seat next to me.
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It promised the exotic without much pain or cost: salt, sugar, pepper, garlic, coriander and rosemary rubbed over the cheek and plopped into a Ziploc bag in the refrigerator for just three days.
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It turns out, Pruitt has plopped down in front of regional conservative-media hosts to defend himself against accusations that he is wasting taxpayer money on first-class travel and high-priced hotels.
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Which often, as on a menu, translates simplistically to a lump of something fancy plopped on top of an existing offering, as opposed to tinkering about with the guts or really changing anything.
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Nothing exceptional to see here folks, except a bunch of ladies willingly getting plopped on an island so they can battle it out for The One, which I will never not find baffling.
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I plopped into the front seat, expecting to laugh in the face of the machine attempting to measure my age, gender, emotional state, and comfort level all through infrared cameras and other sensors.
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Musk has a loose gray tie wrapped around his neck like a seventh-grader and Grimes has an orange bun plopped atop her head like she&aposs already in bed for the evening.
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Again, it's not clear which is more off-putting: having our emotions sold out to the benefit of brands, or being plopped into large buckets of nonspecific emotions that seem useless or inhumane.
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When Marc's plopped on the bench, the Grizzlies score a dreadful 91.8 points per 13 possessions, which would be almost give points fewer than the worst scoring team in the league (Philadelphia, at 96.4).
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You might recall ... Aubrey, Ginger and her other pooch, Mary Ann got into hot water in 2012 when they -- the dogs, not Aubrey -- plopped their asses on a lunch table at Toast in WeHo.
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Think of the way Earth stretches before you when you're out somewhere open and wild, how it seems to be a flat plane that buildings and mountains and trees have been plopped down upon.
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"You're not going to like what I'm about to say, but we have to go to Iowa," he said as he walked into my office and plopped down on the only sofa I have.
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He looks around in confusion, his chubby forearm draped trustingly across the reflective stripe on his rescuer's back, before he is plopped into the chair at the back of an ambulance, lit blindingly white.
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She has also plopped herself in the middle of the fake-meat arms race, in which Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods are battling to be the company whose plant-based protein best mimics hamburger.
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Outside, bus stops and a Long Island Rail Road station are plopped down in a depressing terrain of trash-strewn streets, chain-link fences rimmed with barbed wire and panhandlers camped out on sidewalks.
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As a lawyer, she challenged the death penalty, and a few years ago she plopped down topless in a plaza in Times Square to support the painted performers whose bare bodies had stirred controversy.
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Last week, Gagliardo watched as workers pulled an Australian tree fern off of an Amazon Prime truck, carried it through a particularly wide door in one of the spheres, and plopped it into the soil.
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Doubters don't believe that these apps will feel "native" to the Mac, but instead seem like iPad apps just plopped down in the middle of your mouse-and-window-central interface like badly transplanted organs.
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Can a drone safely maneuver its way to your front porch like a UPS driver or will it be plopped in your yard where it's exposed to the elements, from rain to the neighbor's dog?
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The Season 28 finale of The Good Place left fans in a bit of a mind-fork this past winter as the gang was plopped back on Earth for the ultimate test in moral evolution.
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Leaf-cutter ants don't like to leave garbage lying around, so they've developed a system whereby dead fungus, rotting leaves, and the remains of dead ants are plopped atop a dump away from the colony.
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If the answer's a hearty "yes," you're in luck: We've hunted down some awesome Memorial Day bargains in the Mashable Shop on tools, kits, and crafts, and plopped them down below for your perusing pleasure.
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I was able to get the stream to work on the Fire TV later in the day, so I rounded up the girls and plopped them down in front of the TV for the show.
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SANTA CLARA COUNTY — In the center of California's coronavirus-stricken Silicon Valley, Valerie Kirkland isn't sure she can keep the outbreak from infiltrating her rain-soaked tent, plopped in the dirt in downtown San Jose.
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Sager + Wilde's namesake on Hackney Road is perhaps London's most venerated wine bar, and that lineage was evident the moment my server plopped down the voluminous list of adult beverages alongside a comparatively stubby menu.
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After Vasilevskiy made a pair of strong saves in the second, the Lightning skated out on a strong rush, and a shot near Jones popped high above the ice and plopped into the low slot.
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The round, white-haired patriarch plopped one ball into a plastic bag, and then, with arms crossed, stared at me, the mere guest on his beach who had dared question his right to despoil it.
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The Home Edit does not strictly focus on kitchens, but they might as well, as they've perfected the dominant Instagram food storage aesthetic and plopped a bright white filter on it, suggesting otherworldly levels of cleanliness.
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Let's say you're at Levi's Stadium for Super Bowl 50 — having already plopped down hundreds if not thousands of dollars for a ticket and an additional $123 for a hot dog topped with real gold flakes.
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It has been widely noted that Living Single set the tone for shows like Friends (which plopped an all-white cast in Manhattan's Greenwich Village) and later Girls (which situated its all-white cast in Williamsburg).
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Luke obviously got the rose and then they obviously got to enjoy a concert, except this time it wasn't private – instead, they got plopped up on stage to make out in front of hundreds of people.
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In reality, the settlement was plopped down in the arid Big Horn Basin where the wind rarely stops blowing and there was once so much sulfur in the river that it was known as Stinking Water.
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"It's no problem — pura vida," said my host, Edu, when his car had a flat tire and he plopped me on the back of a motorbike to rush me to my tour of the national park.
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The Nintendo Switch, it turns out, is perfect for a massive game like Zelda, letting you get in small moments of exploration on the go, before settling in for a lengthier journey while plopped on the couch.
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But Pai has more-or-less said that he isn't planning to go out of his way to review a merger unless it's plopped on his desk, and AT&T sure doesn't plan to put it there.
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Islanders 1, Devils 13 NEWARK — The Islanders' best goaltender for the past two weeks — if not the past two months — pulled on a blue baseball cap and plopped on a stool near a corner of the bench.
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It left me wondering why I wouldn't just play a dedicated robo-combat game while plopped in a comfy chair, instead of struggling to hold my phone out so the AR features could track the toy's movements.
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But you have to wonder: If you plucked Phoebe up out of the popular sitcom's coffee shop set, and plopped her down in the real world, would she be so well adjusted after living through all this?
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Unfortunately for scientists who would like to study where it came from and how it got here (although perhaps fortunately for people living in the vicinity), all of the surviving bits of rock plopped into Lake Michigan.
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Whether the lines were zigzagged, scribbled or ruled, or the acres of impasto were plopped, smeared or stroked, his compositions conveyed a willful arbitrariness — randomly determined exercises in which one gesture seemed just as good as another.
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In the dugout celebration following his eighth-inning World Series home run Wednesday, Washington Nationals outfielder Adam Eaton plopped on the bench with teammate Howie Kendrick and the duo simultaneously hit the throttle on an imaginary race car.
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Among the recommendations for tummy time and active play, the WHO also spells out that between the ages of two and five, children should spend no more than an hour a day plopped in front of a screen.
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What would happen if you took a group of children and just plopped them down in this country, which is in the middle of an entrenched, decades old civil war, and these kids try to intervene in it.
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It's a question you'll likely want to ask yourself before diving into the new installment of this crime-doc spoof, which is utterly, disgustingly, full o' feces: Splattered on walls, plopped onto floors, even hanging in the air.
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At CES, the trend was Amazon's Alexa, Google's Assistant, and Samsung's Bixby, and how all those AI assistants have been plopped into not only speakers but Toyotas, TVs, a fridge, Tivo, mirrors, microwaves, ceiling fans, and so on.
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Kos-Read lumbered through the center aisle until he reached the last row, where he heaved his backpack onto a seat and plopped down into another as if he were claiming a spot on a long-distance bus.
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When they finally arrived at a restaurant in Notting Hill, Mr. Bardaouil, a former actor and performance artist, and Mr. Fellrath, who once taught at the London School of Economics, plopped down at the table and apologized profusely.
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Because this is Thrones — where there's a fan theory for nearly every plot line — there were those who believed that the decapitated dog head Smalljon Umber plopped down in front of Ramsay Bolton belonged to a different beast.
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This insanity went down Thursday at a zoo in Delhi, India where a 28-year-old man hopped a fence and plopped himself down inches away from a male lion that seemed totally puzzled by the guy's presence.
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But at the same time, battery life and charging is always the biggest downside of other smartwatches, and gadgets in general, and the PowerWatch miraculously never needs to be plugged in or plopped on a special pad every night.
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As it hit, I excused myself from a conversation with a DJ, plopped down on the grass, took out my phone's Notes app, wrote and wrote and wrote, then went back to the main stage and danced to Alesso.
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The album's mammoth bookends, both of which were mysteriously plopped on SoundCloud last year when the group was still anonymous, are the best examples of the power and grace dvsn can attain through refined, patient songwriting and sustained intensity.
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Where recent Battlefield entries regularly plopped you in suffocating office complexes and tight urban alleyways, Battlefield 1's firefights more often stretch across massive outdoor settings, like the trenches of European theater and the dunes of the Sinai Desert.
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Najera, who was the second Mexican-born player in the N.B.A., had just plopped down into a baseline seat at the Mexico City Arena alongside Horacio Llamas, who was the first from the country to play in the league.
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Captioned, "how [Prinze Jr.] and I do snow in California," the video features the I Know What You Did Last Summer co-stars, who wed in 2002, cruising down a slope seemingly made of snow plopped on top of hay.
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An hour later, I plopped a strip steak into a Ziploc, vacuum sealed it by pressing the bag into a pot of water and zipping it with just the top above the surface, and then tossed it into the sous vide.
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So it felt like something close to Hogwarts-level wizardry last week when Michael Valdsgaard, Ikea's Leader of Digital Transformation, opened an app on his phone and plopped various pieces of (virtual) furniture onto the empty rug in front of him.
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It's rare that school cafeteria fare will generate much excitement with anyone, but kids in Chicago Public Schools (CPS), the nation's third-largest district, are taking an especially dim view of the meals plopped onto their trays each lunch hour.
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And instead of gutting a controller and integrating the electronics into the housing so it looked more like a Game Boy, the hacker behind this portable console simply cut a hole and plopped a Famicom controller right into his creation.
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For just $17 when it's available in mid-October, the CakeDozer ensures all the hard work that went into making and decorating your dessert isn't completely negated when it's unceremoniously plopped onto a plate in a pile of sweet mush.
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To the layman, running out of crabmeat doesn't seem like a big deal, especially if it's getting plopped atop a piece of meat or a big filet of fish, which are two of the many ways it's served at Galatoire's.
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According to the new theory, the eating of fresh poop among ancient wolves may have been a way for them to "clean up" when a sick, old, or lame wolf accidentally or unwillingly plopped some poop in its own den.
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So the scientists plopped several forms of the protein inside E. coli, using genetic engineering, and then selectively 'bred' the E. coli that were best at producing these organosilicon molecules — just as a breeder would selectively breed dogs for certain traits.
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Dude figured out the title of the final Avengers movie seven months before it was officially revealed, and he was so sure of his guess that he plopped down money on the URLs the same day Infinity War hit theaters.
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Nat & Liv were a key part of the drama of WAGS, the show's accidental antagonists, in part because of how clear it was that they did not particularly prescribe to the archaic rules of the universe they'd been plopped into.
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Before I could hide somewhere to discreetly remove it, a PR representative pulled me over to the designer — and as soon as I stuck out my hand, the pad slipped off my back, through my skirt, and plopped on the floor.
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Acquired at the trade deadline from the Anaheim Ducks, Shore slipped in his first Columbus marker by firing a shot from the right circle that struck Talbot on the blocker side and plopped in for his fifth on the season.
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This is a game where the main character's head is chopped off in front of thousands of cheering Nazis, rescued by a drone, and plopped onto an aryan super body, allowing Blaskowicz to come back from the dead, stronger than ever.
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According to the Washington Post, Cobb showed up to DC's Slash Run with about a dozen people in formalwear, plopped himself down in a booth, and started going harder than that time current Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani let loose in Israel.
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So when Emmanuel Oquendo and Israel Figueroa Fontánez found connectivity along a central strip in San Juan known as the Milla de Oro (the Golden Mile), they plopped down on the sidewalk, opened their laptops, and worked from the street.
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Trailing, 3-0, in the match with 15 minutes left to play, the players here on Wednesday night might as well have plopped down onto the grass, gathered around someone's cellular phone and started following the Germany-South Korea game.
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After rehearsal, they plopped down on a two-seater in Mr. Martin's dressing room and discussed their friendship and their show, a combination of clips, musical numbers and scripted bits that have been filmed for a Netflix special due May 25.
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The sculptor and glassblower Josiah McElheny has plopped down three pavilions in Madison Square Park's fenced-off central lawn; a green disc, a red arch and a blue baffle with circular cutouts that look like a giant Connect Four game board.
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Toledo's voice is another problem, even in a genre where lead singers scorn technique — although it clears up when he yells (again, see "Killer Whales"), otherwise there's a lumpy toad plopped in his throat or perhaps perched in his sinuses.
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Most of the 10 who came had no formal drawing training, but they all plopped down on cushions to silently draw portraits of the "plant spirit": the classically trained ballet dancer Leah Mulartrick, who expressed the plant's life cycle with sprightly dance moves.
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"In the beginning we talked about her like she's Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz because she's plopped in this world and you don't really know where she comes from, but she's innocent and sort of looking at these sparkly things," Fanning said.
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An absolute hawk who lives inside passing lanes, the Sixers hum when Simmons is plopped onto a non-shooter who allows him to roam around the floor, creep up on ball-handlers, and wreak havoc in ways that lead to easy transition opportunities.
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The Super Bowl is less than a week away, and that means it's time to throw out everything you own and start living like a real American—with a brand new home entertainment system plopped right in the middle of your living room.
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Late Thursday, after he had won the gold medal in the 2800-meter dash, Bolt arrived at a news conference room and plopped into a chair between Andre De Grasse of Canada and Christophe Lemaitre of France, who had won silver and bronze.
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Yankees 23, Mariners 43 SEATTLE — When C. C. Sabathia plopped down on a sofa next to several of his teammates in the visitors' clubhouse, they were soon paying rapt attention to a biography of Nolan Ryan on the television in front of them.
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The two artists, otherwise known as Adam Frezza and Terri Chiao, have plopped a multi-colored paper mache forest onto a rotating disc, using light to simulate the environment's day and night, and made all manner of other small, alien-like sculptures.
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At halftime, the homecoming queen was crowned with a tiara, and her king looked a bit self-conscious when a purple velvet crown was plopped on his head, but people cheered and said they were proud to keep small-town Texas traditions alive.
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It was as if I were sitting on a commercial flight, at cruising altitude, when the pilot suddenly plopped down in the next seat, commiserated about the tarmac delays and poor in-flight service, then popped an Ambien and went to sleep.
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In fact, they were camped out on the beach - plopped on a big sand mound that allowed them to partially see into the arena, hear the music blare and referee whistle, and catch all the action on a big screen facing them.
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She heavily criticizes Nicholas Negroponte and his One Laptop Per Child program (an argument that at this point feels redundant), along with Sugata Mitra of the Hole-in-the-Wall experiment that plopped computers in villages with the belief that it would transform education.
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The family even decked out the lawn with a decorative house plopped on the Wicked Witch of the East's feet, a yellow brick road and the emerald gates of Oz. In the season premiere of the TLC show, the family moves to a new house.
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Instead of sitting on top of your skin in a cakey patch, it features elastic micro-waxes that move with your skin, so you don't have to worry that the concealer you plopped on top of that surprise pimple is going to crack up.
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Called the Segway Drift W1s, they sorta look like what would happen if you took a hoverboard (as in the trendy 2016 hoverboard-that-doesn't-actually-hover "hover"board, not Marty McFly's hoverboard), split it in two and plopped one half under each foot.
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The new SupaBRCK — with its dual core processor and a 5 terabyte hard drive — can be plopped down in just about any environment to provide up to 100 internet connections, streaming video for 50 devices and enough server capacity to run a Linux stack.
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The new SupaBRCK — with its dual core processor and a 5 terabyte hard drive — can be plopped down in just about any environment to provide up to 100 internet connections, streaming video for 33 devices and enough server capacity to run a Linux stack.
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And then, weirdest of all, there was that time Thom Yorke plopped himself down under a gazebo in someone's garden for the Queen's 90th birthday, while he strummed a few lowkey classics on his acoustic guitar like your uni boyfriend at a park picnic.
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The much-praised sheep's milk gnocchi can be gummy and dense, the chicken liver toasts can be oversweetened with reduced Port and Madeira, and a big slug of horseradish cream was so cold it cooled the skirt steak it was plopped on top of.
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In a breezy second-round series against the Utah Jazz, Quin Snyder reluctantly pulled the plug on his pass/cut/screen system and plopped Donovan Mitchell on an island with Harden, defaulting to a primitive brand of basketball that was, essentially, Utah's best chance.
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Over the years, I've straightened my hair, colored it, bleached it, cut it far too short, went far too long between trims, air dried, plopped, pineappled — all for the chance at having perfect, effortless-looking hair that always took more time than it was worth.
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The term "chicken salad" conjures for most people the versions they grew up with: the mayonnaise-y interpretations with the chopped celery, or the cafeteria style plopped on a plate with an ice cream scoop, or any number of serviceable, reliable but ultimately dull renditions.
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The Home is an oasis plopped in the midst of the dusty Texas plains, and Kibler's account of its inhabitants, their doomed histories and the lifeboat into which they are all crammed is a rich saga of plucky women pulled back from the brink.
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At the U-shaped counter inside the Apple Pan, a sparse diner in West Los Angeles, the smoky burgers in squishy buns are wrapped in paper and unceremoniously plopped onto the counter by a highly efficient staff with total command over the lunch rush.
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And a bevy of secondary characters (none of whom are particularly distinguishable from one another) seem like a gang of guys with Cockney accents lifted right out of one of Ritchie's old crime films, dressed in vaguely medieval garb, and plopped down into this one.
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The movement sought to displace the grandiosity of stoic, towering, phallic monuments (a style frequently used by authoritarians), with a form of memorialization that focuses more on archival and exhibitionist elements, on public art that activates public discourse, rather than immovable objects plopped in public space.
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Passengers in the cabin of the aircraft watched on in horror as the green snake uncurled from the ceiling and plopped onto the floor like a clumsy serpent from your worst nightmare — an act which was caught on camera by one passenger and then posted to Twitter.
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Broad City is currently in the middle of its third season, and it will be interesting to see what happens to Glazer's comedic style when it's pulled from New York City and plopped in front of a dinosaur and stuck in the middle of the Revolutionary War.
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One 4-year-old kid who saw Star Wars on opening weekend that year was so eager to manifest what he'd just seen that the minute he got home, he plopped down at his desk to storyboard everything he could while his mom started making dinner.
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I plucked her out of her bed and plopped her down in front of the TV to watch Hershiser record those final outs 53 years ago, hugged her and whispered, "It is very important you see this at least once in your life" in her ear.
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Columbus, with an economy anchored by banking, insurance and higher education, fits the profile of a Sun Belt city plopped down in the Midwest: It is one of the 15 fastest growing metropolises in the country, and the only one on the list in the Midwest.
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She unceremoniously plopped down slices of portokalopita arranged in its own baking tin with some parchment paper along with a platter of sliced Fuji apples drizzled with mint and Greek honey (the bees feast on thyme nectar, resulting in a surprising kick) and let guests serve themselves.
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China News reports that a group of bank employees at the Xin Cheng branch of the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China in Nanning were in the midst of a morning meeting on Friday when a python fell from the ceiling and plopped down between two of the staffers.
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If she and Prince Harry decide to have children, she, too, could end up giving birth in the middle of the night, only to be rushed into hair and makeup and plopped in front of a million cameras...so let's just take things one step at a time.
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But the most trend-setting and appealing feature of the new complex is most likely its location: plopped between glass and steel high-rises on a busy street in downtown Seattle where food trucks are abundant, apartments are within walking distance and Happy Hour greets employees at quitting time.
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The former N.B.A. superstar Shaquille O'Neal and Mr. Grylls are plucked by helicopter from a moving freight train and then plopped into the dense forest of the Adirondacks to battle bloodsucking leeches and 200-foot rock faces as they try to make their way out of the wilderness.
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Guests posed in a photo booth stocked with cardboard props of grimacing emoji and meat-on-a-stick emoji, plopped down on devil and poop emoji beanbags and snacked exclusively on foods sourced from the emoji keyboard — sushi, flan, beer, pears and skewers of dango, a sweet Japanese dumpling.
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Kate Upton and Justin Verlander—married to each other just a few days after Verlander's Houston Astros won the World Series—seem to be figuring out this whole carry-each-other setup, as Kate's trainer seemingly plopped Verlander on an apparatus and made her haul Justin up the hill.
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In the "Free" section, I'd plopped in a story about a roll of photos taken of someone on their deathbed that were ruined by the recently deceased's spirit being a total perv to everyone in the room––the camera was the only thing able to capture the ghost's deviancy.
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The actress, who currently stars in American Pastoral and will play the coveted role of Esther Greenwood in the adaptation of Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar, will be plopped into 1896 New York City for her new TNT series, The Alienist, where she'll find a serial killer is running rampant. Gulp.
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In the current issue of the Weekly Standard, Kristol, shot back in an essay called "Donald and Decadence": There's no reason to believe most D.C. lobbyists would recognize such a threat if it strolled into their well-appointed offices and plopped itself down on one of their well-upholstered settees.
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The music video, which you can watch via the New York Times VR app, has a kind of a theater-in-the-round effect, where you the viewer are plopped in the middle of the stage with the characters surrounding you; as you look around, you can move between the two rappers' stories.
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Her reaction to being plopped down in the driver's seat of a Tesla Model S that's equipped with the company's Autopilot software is, at the very least, the same sort of inner monologue that will run through each of our heads the first time we get to experience a car with autonomous capabilities.
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How else can you explain the ripoff street art on the exterior of the building, or the order lineup digitally rendered on a screen by the pickup section, or the front-row view of the simmering beef being plopped onto tortilla after tortilla, as if you're at a not-so high-end cafeteria?
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"There was a brief run-up in the stocks when we were overweight the group in 2016 when oil got down in the mid-$20s, but then it fizzled and the relative yields just kind of plopped along and the relative prices dramatically underperformed," she said in the same "Trading Nation" interview.
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Watch every minute of this video, Knicks fans, but especially watch, with increasing dread and despair, the moments leading up to the final selection as three ping pong balls for each franchise are plopped into a lottery air machine thingy with all the pomp and circumstance of a Ben Stein line reading.
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LAS VEGAS — "You are looking live ..." was his signature intro over a sweeping camera shot, but instead of a snow-capped Lambeau Field or sunny Los Angeles Coliseum, Brent Musburger finds himself in a television studio plopped in the middle of a casino floor guarded by a battalion of one-armed bandits.
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Last week, Trump falsely accused the New York Times of using a phony source in a story about North Korea, when that source was in fact Matthew Pottinger, the top official for Asia on the National Security Council, who was plopped by the White House in front of reporters "on background" as a senior White House official.
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In fact, we were surrounded by kids, among them a kindergartener who clung to her incarcerated mother at the table beside us, a newborn asleep in the arms of the visitor just behind her seat, and a preschooler in braids like the ones Rodriguez used to weave for her son plopped down in the seat behind mine.
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The ball, once black but now the color of ash, has been there for 235 years, and though it might have looked odd among the flowers and candles and picture frames nearby, a stroll through any of the cemeteries of this rural village would eventually reveal several dozen more just like it, plopped down like pumpkins in a field.
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She is now best known for writing "Gigi" and "Cheri," but Mr. Westmoreland's film tracks Colette (1873-1954) long before she became a famous author in her own right, when she was just a young girl plucked from the Burgundy countryside by her showboating new husband Henry Gauthier-Villars (played by Dominic West) and plopped into Paris.
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He combines this clue with some further fishy details (the ransom note was plopped directly on Paul's bed, not delivered to the police; the timeline between the ransom note's appearance and Paul's last sighting don't line up; Paul's girlfriend and her sister show a surprising lack of concern) and becomes convinced that Paul has fixed the whole thing.
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Rangers 5, Devils 0 No more than three or four Rangers fans joined in a chant for goaltender Antti Raanta after his first big save Sunday against the Devils — as if the rest of the crowd were a little afraid to hurt the feelings of the $9.5-million-a-year star goalie plopped on the bench, Henrik Lundqvist.
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After I'd reached the Eyre Square park on the northwest side of town and a historical relic from the 17th century, the Browne Doorway (an out-of-place but interesting entrance to a wealthy family's old mansion that's been plopped in the square), I bid Galway farewell, making a mental note that I needed to return sooner rather than later.
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And then my colleague Matthew Schneier and I sat there in the echoing expanse as Mr. Kors plopped himself on the bench next to us and assorted models came out in 39 looks from the collection, including a very cool painterly T-shirt and trousers/stripes-and-sprouts combo, and some "Casino Royale" brocades paired with python and crystal-studded platform Birkenstocks.
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I'm a guy who can say the value of the DOJ investigating police departments, giving free — 'cause that's what they did to Newark — millions of dollars worth of research, because they came in and collected all this data, [and they] plopped themselves in our department, incredible accountability, which poor cities don't have, this is a time when New Jersey was laying off cops from Trenton to Newark.
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Our current iteration of the scumbag hat might be the beanie — not worn baggy and over the ears like in the early 2010s, but instead plopped on just the very tip of the head, signifying to all who cross his path that the wearer is the type of guy who will throw you a "u up?" text only to leave you on read the night after.
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I had been gifted some of those CBD gummies for Christmas, and after reading the label on the back, which informed me they were not FDA-approved and that I should only take a couple every few hours, I plopped seven in my mouth and prepared for what I assumed would be a night of stomach aches and a lot of screaming emanating from my TV. I was pretty spot on.
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Namely, there was the food, which is served on old-fashioned china and could be described as seasonal-voluptuous: roast chicken for four; mighty slabs of mushroom toast smeared with homemade ricotta; crisp-creamy roasted cauliflower served in a puddle of parmesan sauce; a trio of scallops, fat as tuffets, plopped on a bed of polenta cooked in whey; and a sardine tin full of lethally rich shrimp butter, tinted scarlet with a dusting of Aleppo pepper and accompanied by toasted rye-sourdough bread.
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These are things that—maybe—some of the children of 2018 will find fun, but they don't have the built-in memories that make it special to me (this hit home even more once I saw that the Pokémon Company uploaded a shot-for-shot remake of the cartoon's opening theme, with footage from Let's Go.) If Game Freak had simply created a new Pokémon game and plopped me into some unknown region of the Pokémon universe with unfamiliar Pokémon, I'm not sure that I would have stuck with the game, and I'm not sure that I would have actually felt excited about Pokémon.
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