Polishing off their meals, drivers recalled melts of years past.
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Today, I'm polishing off the last of my honeycrisp apple collection.
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The benefits of microdermabrasion is just polishing off the dead skin cells.
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So, if you're partial to polishing off a cheeseboard, don't feel bad.
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He bantered with customers while polishing off a plate of veal and stuffing.
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All the while Raanani, and his co-founder Micha Breakstone, continued polishing off the Chorus platform.
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Those fed only polyethylene found it very agreeable, polishing off 0.87 of their 1.8-gram helping.
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He proposed to his wife outside a Burlington Friendly's after polishing off a hot fudge sundae.
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Anyone, even those polishing off their to-go meals from nearby food vendors, can walk right in.
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The dentist trip later is not enough to deter me from polishing off approximately 26 delicious, chewy sweets.
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Polishing off a round of Jager and Cokes, the Kenzo crew tells me what to expect at tonight's performance.
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She then obtained a second break after another miscue from Giorgi, polishing off the set with a forehand winner.
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The party was over, and they were sitting on her couch together, polishing off a bottle of white wine.
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Reigning champion and top seed Williams completed the Chatrier program by polishing off Slovakia's Magdalena Rybarikova 6-73 6-0.
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Or maybe we're just saying all that to justify polishing off half a Gritty in the middle of a Horkfest.
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Or for that matter, get some lessons in Valyrian after polishing off Dothraki Daenerys had to learn Dothraki the hard way.
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"I don't take from 2016 that this is the era of celebrity," Mr. Bullock said after polishing off a steak dinner.
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Jack has just finished playing a concert and, after polishing off a bottle of booze, has stumbled into the club for more.
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But it's hard to imagine anyone polishing off half a bottle of wine on a nearly empty stomach and not being impaired.
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"This is the first thing I ate here 25 years ago," says one diner, after polishing off a plate of the fungus.
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He wore classic black tie apparel for the event — polishing off his crisp dark suit and pink shirt with a pair of cool shades.
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"I would miss this very much," the 17-year-old says, wiping his lips clean after polishing off the last sardine on his plate.
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If Ms. Graham's jerk were taken off the menu, "there would be serious complaints," said Ms. Furie, polishing off a bowl of mushroom soup.
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Mekhi Sargent's 1-yard run with 5:23 left in the third quarter made it 17-0, polishing off a 13-play, 59-yard drive.
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Mekhi Sargent's 238-yard run with 250:240 left in the third quarter made it 212-225, polishing off a 215-play, 63-yard drive.
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Ms. Malle, who likes to conclude her lunches by polishing off a dish of house-made ice cream, compared Brookfield Place to the Dubai airport.
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The two goals arrived within 146 seconds of each other in the second half, with Alli polishing off a rebound and Kane converting a penalty.
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I can't think of a better way to kick off a birthday weekend with friends and family than by polishing off a box of baked goods.
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It was unclear who fired it -- the regime, Russians or Iranians -- and the two sides seem focused on the task of polishing off ISIS, for now.
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For me, polishing off three glasses of cheap wine on my way out the door was the only preparation I needed to do a good job.
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Toronto deep house group Azari & III broke up in late 2013, just as they were polishing off the sequel to their hit self-titled 2011 debut album.
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Instead he stayed up until dawn, polishing off a bottle of single malt Scotch while devouring the first two volumes of the complete works of Isaiah Berlin.
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Her big sister, Kourtney, showed even more skin in a black bustier and ultra-mini wrap skirt, polishing off her outfit with a check jacket and leather boots.
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After polishing off a skewer of lamb, Roodt invites me into his living room, a cavernous space dominated by chiaroscuro paintings of doll-like children in pastoral scenes.
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Despite several rehabilitations and restorations inside and out, and other threats of painting over or polishing off the patina, the Statue has been left its own, irreproducible color.
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Anoushka, 26 I was at a guy's house party, and we kissed in the backyard after polishing off the last of the Strongbow, before going up to his room.
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"They're a little juicier," said Bob Riley, who was polishing off a Quarter Pounder at an outlet near Dallas' Deep Ellum neighborhood, his third McDonald's meal of the week.
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Jenna McLaughlinNovember 11, 2016 Facebook is polishing off this wonderful week by killing us all Kari PaulNovember 11, 2016 jfc Facebook you are freaking everyone out with this, why why whyyyyyy.
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Harken back to your childhood memories of polishing off a pillowcase full of what likely amounted to millions of calories in Halloween candy, or thoughtlessly eating an entire box of Entenmann's glazed doughnuts.
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" Mr. Nichols, polishing off his steak and fries along with his fifth of the day's seven interviews, said that in the thundering horse race of the Oscar season: "'Loving' is not even a horse.
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On the first day of 2016, a guy I'll call Larry decided to stop drinking for the entire month of January, putting a pause on his habit of polishing off a six-pack a night.
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Now, Kevin Parker, his Tame Impala bandmate, has taken one of Glamorous Damage's most immediate tracks—"Anesthetized Lesson"—and remixed it, polishing off all the off-beat tweaks and smoothing the falsetto vocals into the new mix.
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A full ten years after their 2007 split, Jessica Taylor, Kelli Young and Michelle Heaton—3/5 of the pop group who made PVC great again—are polishing off their weirdly sexual cane things and hopping back on the horse.
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The 51-year-old actress hopped on the latest (and easiest!) hair trend at the Golden Globes on Sunday as she walked the red carpet with husband Keith Urban: polishing off her hairstyle with a velvet bow by Jennifer Behr.
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After polishing off Weiss, Hawkins heads to Buffalo, "the City of Good Neighbors," to inflict her brand of vigilante justice on Viktor Panko, a master forger who murdered another guard, raped his schoolteacher wife and left her tied up for a fresh wave of escapees.
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So after polishing off his gut-busting meal at Carnegie Deli, during an event celebrating the restaurant's reopening after it was caught siphoning gas and shut down last spring, Mr. de Blasio and his staff bandied about ways to respond to Mr. Bush's version of the country.
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The sheer volume and velocity of this kind of content coming at us from every angle â€" while we’re still polishing off the last of the mince pies â€" can make us feel as though we’ve already failed within the first few minutes of the new year.
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Lineup changes kept the band from polishing off new material for longer than anticipated, but now, six years later, Thompson has solidified the Withered lineup with the addition of bassist and producer Colin Marston (also of Dysrhythmia and Gorguts), and Primitive Man guitarist and vocalist Ethan McCarthy (who also pitched in lyrics).
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In the second act of this exceedingly bright and brassy revival, Ms. Midler can be found sitting alone at a table, slowly and deliberately polishing off the remnants of an expensive dinner, from a turkey bone dipped in gravy to a multitude of dumplings, while the rest of the cast freezes in open-mouthed amazement.
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One night during his senior year, according to classmates who witnessed it, Judge Kavanaugh triumphantly hoisted an empty beer keg above his head, in recognition that he and his friends were well on their way to reaching their goal of polishing off 100 kegs during the academic year — an achievement they later boasted about in their yearbook.
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" Not until the eighth paragraph did the story mention that "when they were not dancing and being entertained by a rock 'n' roll group called the Supremes, the Wilsons and their guests were polishing off 21970 cases of French champagne, attempting to create a liquor shortage (the plot failed), and heaping their plates with food from an abundantly stocked buffet table.
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The season opened with Jimmy Butler's demand to get out of Minnesota, reached its peak with the very public trade request from Anthony Davis's agent and ended with Magic Johnson's shocking resignation and the continuing meltdown in Los Angeles Even as the Raptors were polishing off the Milwaukee Bucks in the Eastern Conference finals, Durant and C.J. McCollum's social media beefs with Fox Sports television personalities were almost as prominent.
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They expected to be polishing off a damaged fighter station. As the Germans burst over the airfield the air was suddenly filled with tracer rounds as the Dorniers' gunners engaged the Bofors and British AAA defences.Price 2010, p. 78. Some of No. 111 Squadron dived onto the Dorniers, but one Hurricane was shot down, either by the Dorniers or British ground fire.
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Bassett gained early acting experience in stock theater with the Hooley Stock Company in Chicago. Later, he "toured the whole width of America, broadening, mellowing, polishing off his art." On Broadway, he appeared in The Other Fellow (1910), The Top o' th' World(1907), and Rip Van Winkle (1905). During his film career, Bassett acted for the Biograph, Edison, Yankee, Pathe, Imp, Reliance, Nestor, and Famous Players companies.
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The film opens in a fancy restaurant where the husband and a woman who is not his wife are polishing off a bottle of wine. Cut to home, where a dejected wife sits at the dining room table waiting for her husband. She briefly nods off before rousing and checking the wall clock indicating that it's getting late. Cut back to the fancy restaurant, where the husband settles the check with a large wad of bills.
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Deposition: Polishing off the horns. Woodcut from the 16th century The deposition (from Latin depositio cornuum, "taking off the horns") was a semi- official initiation ritual which was common at universities throughout Europe from the Middle Ages until the 18th century. The ritual was introduced at German universities in the late 15th century, probably from the influential University of Paris. Models may have included the Freisprechung ritual in artisan guilds, where apprentices were admitted to the status of journeymen.
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With Dylan's commercial profile on the rise, Columbia was now urging Dylan to release a steady stream of recordings. Upon Dylan's return to New York, studio time was quickly scheduled, with Tom Wilson back as producer. The first (and only) recording session was held on June 9 at Columbia's Studio A in New York. According to Heylin, "while polishing off a couple of bottles of Beaujolais," Dylan recorded fourteen original compositions that night, eleven of which were chosen for the final album.
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Crevalle sailed on to refit at Fremantle. For her fourth war patrol, Crevalle returned to the South China Sea, as well as cruising off the northern Philippines, between 21 June and 9 August 1944. In company with three other submarines for most of this patrol, Crevalle joined in a 30-hour pursuit and attack on a convoy on 25 July and 26 July, sinking one freighter, and polishing off another already crippled by one of her groups. Two days later, Crevalle inflicted heavy damage on another freighter.
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" [44] Also a man who helps poor people make claims: "a master of claims and benefits, a poor man's lawyer in fact", [57] helping "a poverty-stricken illiterate", [57] and "men who have put their hopes on horses - men that have lived beyond their women, and those who were always too ill-shaped to love, and so loved drink...and laughing men, who have boozed their dead wives club money, and those that sleep late and stand waiting for opening time", [58] for "drinking men often die lonely deaths, those who have forsaken women and have died in their camaraderie of booze." [64] As opposed to those "dutiful husbands who have faced up to their responsibilities and not drunk every penny they could get their hands on." [64] He describes "an old man in a gate hole spits into the cobbled backs and watches a young woman with a fat behind, pinning washing out, in a pair of slacks." [65] He describes a pub regular called Bernard who "has a small stomach and has difficulty in polishing off a bag of crisps at one go", [67] Love, Berry suggests, "is also often held in silence and sometimes you don't know it's been there till it's gone.
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