Male heads poked out of carved roundels in each corner.
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Behind her, Ah-Jack's face poked out from the plastic curtain.
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Two pairs of legs poked out from behind piles of debris.
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Another curved over the head, so the face poked out beneath.
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One of the 16-inch cannons once poked out exactly from here.
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It poked out, and her father worried that boys wouldn't be attracted to her.
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A short tail poked out from their rears, fanning out in a spray of feathers.
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The window rolled down, and a young guy wearing a Yankees cap poked out his head.
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Plastic bottles poked out from the brush, but so did a flurry of butterflies and dragonflies.
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Father Sebastiaan's fangs poked out as he took a drag and flipped through old photos on his phone.
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Police officers did their best to keep the bodies covered, but a charred limb poked out of an open bag.
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Spotting caimans — alligators' South American cousins — Nigel headed toward the river's edge, where brush and trees poked out of the water.
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Chloé followed suit, showing pink tutu maxi-dresses that poked out from underneath trainspotter-style ribbed jumpers in dull blues and grays.
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Toronto forced action in Boston's defensive zone before the puck was poked out near the center of the ice and controlled by Kuraly.
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Fronds of seaweed poked out of a construction of egg white wafers and squid in rice crackers that stood in for a coral reef.
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Flo Kasearu's head poked out from an upstairs window, and the museum's technical director, Tõnu Narro, opened the door, letting me in on his way out.
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When the music stopped, she even poked out her tongue in apparent disgust, grimacing at a performance in which she stepped out of a double Axel.
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They'd pulled the left-side door off its hinges, and a telescope poked out of the portal—not at the night sky, but at the ground below.
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Before arriving in Silver Spring, Penny was living as a stray on the streets of Turkey, where she had her eye cruelly poked out with a rod.
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That car had guns that poked out through the taillights and a removable roof panel to allow for the exit of a passenger in the ejector seat.
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As he entered Banjul, the capital, Mr. Barrow, dressed in all white, poked out of a white Land Cruiser surrounded by military vehicles and waved to onlookers.
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British fans chanted "Wiggo Wiggo" after the podium ceremony at which Wiggins, ever the entertainer, poked out his tongue during the anthem, causing chuckles from his team mates.
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I'd turn to the side and consider how much my lower belly poked out, and whether or not it was bigger or smaller than it was the day before.
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Putting a shirt on over it was like actually seeing myself, and a tiny sliver of confidence poked out of the writhing mass of self-loathing that gender dysphoria created.
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But a tree cult that's poked out their eardrums gets involved, and people realize they can steal any concept by putting it into a tree knothole, and then things just get… weird.
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The skyscrapers of Rizhao, a Chinese port city of 20113 million in Shandong province, were barely visible this morning, as their tops poked out of a thick fog that enveloped the city.
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San Jose dumped the puck behind the Anaheim net before it was poked out to Marleau at the side, and he sent it toward the front of the net from below the goal line.
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I really wanted them to experience something that in the way they carry themselves, how they walk through the day, with their heads held high and their chests poked out, feeling good about who they are.
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Like a little crew of old-time bandits, the first few raccoon faces poked out of the underbrush on a recent evening in Central Park, their masked, button eyes glowing with each flash of a smartphone camera.
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Then, slowly, his people arrived, ambling up the sidewalk or pulling cars to the curb to press dollar bills into his palm, take the morning paper and check on the whiskered face that poked out of the parka.
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"There is this surge in civic interest and engagement," Ms. Maddow said as she sprawled in a chair in her cluttered Rockefeller Plaza office, where the tip of an Emmy Award poked out of a metal beer pail.
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Others, however, were taken with another of her stylish on-court displays: her hairdo, which featured a tightly woven central braid that ran across the crown of her blond head into a long fishtail ponytail that poked out of the back of a white visor.
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Fingers of hair poked out the pillow, melted together with pins. Inside are 3 small teeth, from a child. Amber hears that Kaz had seen and heard exactly what she had seen and heard but she says nothing. Kaz wedged the rocking chair with books, haunted by the noises at night.
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Still, it was a fantastic installment." Lucia from Heroine TV gave a good review to the episode. "So, all in all, it was a pretty good episode, that included a few really great moments. If nothing else, this episode will always be remembered as the one in which Pearl poked out Damon’s eyes.
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She climbed a staircase where her all-female band and three backup singers were positioned. The staircase moved forward in two places; top part moved while the bottom poked out more. At the top of her staircase, she removed her train and returned to the main stage. Her backup singers followed and danced with Beyoncé.
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Greebles are also used to enhance the interest of interior sets. In Star Trek, walls of the corridors were decorated with bits and pieces of things that looked interesting. Pieces of pipe poked out of walls, usually with several fittings, and a label implying this was an important piece of the infrastructure of the ship. In the movie Alien, the interior of the ship Nostromo was thoroughly greebled.
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Retrieved 2008-05-04. Alma Guillermoprieto of the Post, who visited the village separately a few days later, wrote of "dozens of decomposing bodies still seen beneath the rubble and lying in nearby fields, despite the month that has passed since the incident... countless bits of bones—skulls, rib cages, femurs, a spinal column—poked out of the rubble". Both reporters cited Rufina Amaya, a witness who had escaped into a tree during the attack.
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Carol is the second Maker who, along with Esben, originally built the mechanical body in which the Governess brought Alexei back to life. The Governess had Carol's eyes poked out before banishing him to the Periphery Bind, a stretch of woods where those trying to enter the Woods find themselves lost forever. Time never passes there so the children have not aged. Elsie and Rachel soon discover that they can pass through the Bind.
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Unchecked, this caused the incisors to grow up to a centimeter in a standard hour. The only way to counter the growth was to gnaw even more and wear the teeth down. Some members of the species managed to keep these teeth small enough to fit inside the mouth, but others had incisors that poked out and overlapped the upper lip like tusks. Coupled with their sharp teeth and powerful jaws, these incisors gave Ranats a dangerous bite.
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Caresse Crosby (born Mary Phelps Jacob) Invented Bra Mary wore a dress she had worn on her debut a few weeks previously, a sheer evening gown with a plunging neckline that displayed her ample cleavage. But the corset cover, a "boxlike armour of whalebone and pink cordage," poked out from under the gown, and this time she called Marie, her personal maid. She told her, "Bring me two of my pocket handkerchiefs and some pink ribbon ... And bring the needle and thread and some pins." She fashioned the handkerchiefs and ribbon into a simple bra.
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Arrowheads, beads, ceramic shards and > stone-tool remnants were strewn all over. Human bones poked out of rock > overhangs, and hundreds of bizarre human figures with tapered limbs and odd > projections emanating from their heads were chiseled on the cliff walls ... > the pit houses were intact ... and granaries were stuffed with corncobs a > thousand years old. In 2001 he sold the property to the Trust for Public Land which later deeded it to the state of Utah. Wilcox retained the rights to any subsurface mineral and energy deposits.
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The revolver featured a counter-clockwise rotating cylinder, which could be opened for loading and ejection by simply pulling back on a catch mounted on the left side of the frame behind the recoil shield. It was easily manipulated by the thumb of the right hand, and upon release the cylinder could be poked out sideways with the shooter's forefinger. Empty cases were removed by simply pushing back on an ejector rod to activate a star extractor. The six-shooter could then be quickly reloaded and the cylinder clicked back into place.
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Mary had large breasts and found that the whalebone visibly poked out around her plunging neckline and from under the sheer fabric. Dissatisfied with this arrangement, she worked with her maid to fashion two silk handkerchiefs together with some pink ribbon and cord. Her innovation drew immediate attention that evening and, at the request of family and friends, she made more of her new device. When she received a request for one from a stranger, who offered a dollar for her efforts, she realized that her device could turn into a viable business.
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An outer ring of eighteen forts ranged from seven to nine miles from the city, an inner ring from one to two miles. Each fort had two machine guns, but lacked telephone communications and means for observing gunfire. One 6-inch gun poked out at each mile; none of these forts had high explosive projectiles or smokeless gunpowder and several thousand surrounding acres had been cleared to provide unobstructed fields of fire. At daybreak on 29 September, General Hans von Beseler, called out of retirement at the age of sixty-five, arrayed six divisions in an arc facing the outer ring of forts.
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Their testimony indicated that the killer was a local resident, Mikhail Krasnov, who after the restoration of Soviet power had gone to Siberia, where he lived on forged documents under the name of Žilcov. In 1927 he had been arrested for the murder of Banykin and was imprisoned and then exiled. According to eyewitnesses, Banykin's corpse was abused by a merchant, Shishkin, driving a water cart twice over the body and by having its eyes poked out with a cane. All this has led to the emergence of a number of different legends and versions concerning the details of the death of Banykin.
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Later, as the agents passed through the gauntlet, a woman poked out an agent's eye with her umbrella. (The man who accidentally shot himself was Thomas Weldon, see: On July 7, 1892 the Evening World of New York.)leftAs the Pinkertons were marched through town to the opera house (which served as a temporary jail), the townspeople continued to assault the agents. Two agents were beaten as horrified town officials looked on. The press expressed shock at the treatment of the Pinkerton agents, and the torrent of abuse helped turn media sympathies away from the strikers.Krause, p. 36-38.
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The music video was directed by Tyler, the Creator under the alias of Wolf Haley and uploaded on YouTube on August 8, 2017. In the opening scene, ASAP Rocky talks on the phone, as Tyler gets ready for another workday in the close quarters of his underwater vessel. Kali Uchis appears far away at sea on a rescue boat with other rowers, all of them wearing yellow raincoats. The scene shifts to Tyler on the top deck of the military ship, donning a yellow beret and then flips to Tyler oddly wearing a ghost bed sheet, featuring only the eyes poked out, along with a bucket hat.
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Sometimes the sticks were dropped immediately, but on many occasions the G-Cars would circle the scene several times (to the delight of the troops) before the commander made his final decisions. Very often the K-car occupants would see the enemy (or any perceived enemy), and then the Helicopter Gunner/Technician would attack them with his 20 mm cannon, using bursts of two to four shells (but no more than five). The accuracy of this firing was extraordinary, due to the machine flying in tight anticlockwise circles just a few hundred feet above the ground. The 20 mm cannon poked out of the port side, thus there was no "lead in", and the exploding high velocity shells would impact right next to and often on their intended targets.
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Human bones poked out of rock > overhangs, and hundreds of bizarre human figures with tapered limbs and odd > projections emanating from their heads were chiseled on the cliff walls ... > the pit houses were intact ... and granaries were stuffed with corncobs a > thousand years old. Research completed in 2006 indicated that the land included 1,000-year-old hamlets of the Fremont people "highly mobile hunters and farmers who lived mostly in Utah from around A.D. 200 to 1300 before disappearing..."Secrets of the Range Creek Ranch According to Snow, the Fremont's eventual fate is unknown, but it is possible that they moved into Idaho, Nebraska and Kansas, and may have become part of the Dismal River culture to the east or the Ancestral Pueblo communities to the south or absorbed by the arriving Numic- speaking peoples.
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Hate mail was frequent, as Line recalled: "I've lost count of the number of letters which began 'You cow... ' or 'Are You completely mad...'". Once when she moved David Jacobs's programme, she received a picture of herself, cut from a newspaper, with her eyes poked out. Line's husband Jim Lloyd thought she received more insults because she was a woman; she was also menaced by a stalker and, for over five years, by a never-identified person completing small advertisements in her name so that she received a hearing aid and then several daily phone calls from people selling insurance or double glazing or proposing to deliver concrete to her home. There were also, however, many accolades from listeners, for instance from "Norm", who cut out cartoon strips of Garfield the Cat, whited out the words in the balloons, and put in his own texts praising Radio 2.
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Dr. James Naismith, inventor of the sport of basketball The first basketball court: Springfield College In early December 1891, Canadian James Naismith, a physical education professor and instructor at the International Young Men's Christian Association Training School (YMCA) (today, Springfield College) in Springfield, Massachusetts, was trying to keep his gym class active on a rainy day. He sought a vigorous indoor game to keep his students occupied and at proper levels of fitness during the long New England winters. After rejecting other ideas as either too rough or poorly suited to walled-in gymnasiums, he wrote the basic rules and nailed a peach basket onto an elevated track. In contrast with modern basketball nets, this peach basket retained its bottom, and balls had to be retrieved manually after each "basket" or point scored; this proved inefficient, however, so the bottom of the basket was removed, allowing the balls to be poked out with a long dowel each time.
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