His songs are rooms to poke around in, rustling the curtains.
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It's a fascinating, gross, kind of scary place to poke around in.
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They can simply poke around in your private information in the course of totally routine investigations.
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Poke around in the less-well-traveled reaches of the cable and streaming universes, that's what.
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We take a car home and poke around in the fridge to see what's for dinner.
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But these tools often require users to install new software or poke around in their browser's settings.
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Call us nosy, but we love a great opportunity to poke around in a makeup artist's kit.
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You&aposll need to poke around in your computer&aposs settings to find the info you need.
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You're an experimenter, someone who likes to poke around in the places they probably aren't supposed to be.
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But the app already allowed users to poke around in its many sections by tapping through its navigation.
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Its bomb squad let me poke around in the rubble of Hussain's terror complex, and I found this treasure.
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He set his sights on Quake 21, which had just released its source code for people to poke around in.
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You have to drive into it, or poke around in strip malls and neighborhoods until you find the thing you need.
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Should we poke around in the closets of all artists and approve only the works of those who are squeaky clean?
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"There are a lot of folks who are going to try to poke around in any new network they find," said Everett.
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Trump's history of individually castigating law enforcement agents also weighs heavily on any decision to publicly poke around in the president's business.
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Take a moment to poke around in your privacy settings to see if there are any new restrictions you can put on your data.
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I remind her that a new employee is shadowing us tomorrow, and we joke about her just watching us poke around in spreadsheets all day.
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We don't get to poke around in the secret sauce that goes into friend suggestions, so we can't say definitively how the recommendations get made.
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With games, not only is real-estate huge for environmental storytelling, but your players have all the time they want to poke around in it.
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I'm drawn to dark tales that explore our fears, repressions and mysterious impulses; I guess I want to poke around in the shady areas of human nature.
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And, though I had no interest in this, you can even poke around in the weeds, fiddling with things like DNS, NAT, port forwarding and so forth.
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While I love good, satisfying traversal mechanics, they need to be set in a space that I want to look at, listen to, and poke around in.
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He's supposed to be charming, I guess, but his extreme flirting with the highly accomplished doctors about to poke around in his brain just reads as very creepy.
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Image: ScreenshotWe can't cover every application you might have installed but if you poke around in the settings for your programs you might be able to find similar options.
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It just means that that researchers and developers can poke around in the kernel's code for the first time, and any security flaws will come to light more quickly.
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It is footwear for people who poke around in the code on the websites they visit, and who would prefer not to think too hard about their footwear choices.
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Both companies could be reluctant to take things to that level, especially if it involves a long discovery process that gives the government license to poke around in their R&D operations.
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Everyone from insurance adjusters to police officers is empowered to poke around in people's brains when they need answers, turning the entire population into de facto CCTV cameras that are always rolling.
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Signal's creators say the company doesn't have access to the message contents and has placed the app's source code on a public server for anyone who wants to poke around in it.
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But how would I find people who were sick enough to qualify for a medical death and would be willing to let a journalist poke around in what remained of their lives?
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Just shy of half of women said they return again and again to the same categories they know and love, but another 23 percent said they much preferred to poke around in unfamiliar territory.
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For better or worse (and mostly for the better), the App Store is the clearest indication of where Apple's software design is headed, so it's worth your time to poke around in it for a bit.
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The fun is basically on tap, but when you aren't funning around, you can dial the F-PACE SVR all the way back to Eco mode and poke around in peaceful, relatively quiet, fuel-sipping mode.
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No word on when this will be available for Windows, but if you are adventurous and poke around in the chrome://flags settings in the beta versions of the browser, you should be able to manually enable it.
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It instantly made my Mega Drive-owning pal across the road and I put down what we were playing—usually EA Hockey, or the then-fresh FIFA Soccer—and poke around in its gooey, gross-out, goofball silliness.
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It's championed transparency in an industry that wants you to think expensive products are better — an industry where inviting me, a reporter, to poke around in the skin samples and see how formulas are made is unheard of.
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And that is ESSENCE, a collection of especially beautiful and weird places to poke around in, with just enough there to play with, mechanically and narratively, to keep it from feeling like I'm just running around on elaborate sound stages.
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"We have all kinds of behaviors that put us at risk for all kinds of things because we like to go poke around in places where we probably shouldn't, we take lots of risks, we eat things we probably shouldn't eat," VandeWoude said.
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Test out her pens, take a mint or lozenge from the candy bowl, spin around in her swivel chair, poke around in her Post-it notes where she has left breadcrumbs of an ongoing legal battle with her estranged husband, and weep (for yourself, for her).
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Everything is strictly linear—while each stage is full of murky corners and jellyfish-filled caves to poke around in, flap your flippers too far from where the game needs you to be and a kind of tractor beam emerges from the diver's chest, redirecting them toward the goal.
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Representative Jason Chaffetz, Republican of Utah and chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, said that his committee will still poke around in Hillary Clinton's email issues in the new Congress, pointing out that new ones have emerged just this week for that State Department.
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Whereas online lore does not at all prime users of subscription services that their viewing habits might be fair game for a few Twitter lolz because someone with a surfeit of festive spirit working out of the company's social media division had a poke around in the database and thought they'd found something funny.
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Some things you should know, if you're just beginning your own Prey adventure: Firstly, pick up all the junk, all the used cigars and burned-out circuits and wasted wire and banana skins—it doesn't seem so at first, but it's all useful, and gives you a genuine reason to poke around in the bins of the Talos I space station.
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I've been thinking a lot about why Green Book has resonated for so many people, despite feeling a little like a cover version of an already weak-tea version of the exact same story, and I keep coming back to the way it's so darn nice that anybody trying to poke around in why it doesn't work entirely feels like they're being overly harsh or reactionary to what is ultimately kind of an agreeable comedy.
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OK, so on the one hand, we have years of scientific research that shows a link between repetitive, sub-concussive hits—like those sustained in, say, football—and athletes riddled with post-career symptoms like violent mood swings, dementia, depression, and suicidal thoughts, with those athletes later getting diagnosed with CTE after they die—usually on the younger side—because we haven't figured out a way to poke around in your brain without killing you yet.
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If you poke around in the online help long enough, you'll find a description of HTML, the markup language. If you're really bold, you can create hypertext 'by hand.' But that's beyond the scope of this book. We expect that use of the Web will really explode once hypertext editors are available.
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Russell, Blair. "Grand Exit (1935)" Letterboxed, March 6. 2015 Some time later, in Fletcher's apartment, Adrienne, accompanied by Grayson, asks Fletcher where "you're going on this extended vacation".Onslow Stevens, Ann Sothern and Edmund Lowe in a Grand Exit lobby card Fletcher says "Rome" to confirm that it was Nero "who set fire to Rome — so I'm going to poke around in the ashes".
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