The waterproof tracker unit pops into a comfortable rubber wristband.
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When you hear "Hollywood starlet," who immediately pops into your head?
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Just because it pops into your mind doesn't mean it's true.
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The first author that pops into my head, improbably, is Mario Puzo.
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Not everything that pops into the heads of smart people is smart.
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Whatever word pops into your head, the first thing that comes up.
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MUNCHIES: Sure, but what pops into your mind when someone says that word?
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The migrant crisis in Europe pops into view and then fades away again.
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Whatever reasonable answer pops into your head, accept it and act on it immediately.
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"When I'm chewing on bee pollen, something pops into my imagination," Ms. Bacon said.
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What's the first thing that pops into your mind when you think of Denmark?
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What pops into your head when you hear the prompt: What is the greatest mystery?
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Dip top ¼ inch of chilled pops into chocolate mixture, turning stick to remove excess chocolate.
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When I hear "Toronto," an image of the CN Tower immediately pops into my mind.
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We want you to say the first word that pops into your mind: bike lanes.
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It's certainly not a thing of pleasure that pops into your mind, or happiness, either.
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C. looks up a Starbucks nearby and pops into a gas station for a newspaper.
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No matter what pops into your head, we bet it isn't what's in the slideshow ahead.
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A terrifying thought pops into your aching head: Could I be … getting too old for this?
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Usually something pops into my head that I find amusing so I put it on paper.
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The presentation seems to require 3-D glasses but pops into focus once you step inside.
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Henry Cavill, who is flirting with A-list stardom, pops into Savile Row without his cape.
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One of my coworkers (who is more like a friend) pops into my office to talk.
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I'm guessing that the first number that pops into your mind is quite large, like $5003,000.
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And I'm the person that pops into their minds — which of course makes me very proud.
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The tree only pops into existence once the generator has created a tree that fools the discriminator.
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When the moment comes and Verlander pops the question, a hilariously relatable thought pops into her head.
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When you think of President Donald Trump, what is the first word that pops into your head?
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Microsoft pops into "Gang of Four", joins $800 bln plus market cap club ** Industrials rally 2.2 pct.
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Now whenever a violent fantasy pops into his head, Gilbert wills himself to return to the fire.
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Get out a piece of paper and write down the first thing that pops into your head.
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When you think Tupac Shakur, burgers might not be the first thing that pops into your mind.
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It's totally okay to have these thoughts and feelings when something brand new pops into your life.
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But one that pops into the front of my mind, right off the bat, was in Uzbekistan.
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The name that always pops into their mind immediately is Tesla, so it has instant name recognition.
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The first question that pops into your head in any of these situations is, Should I open this?
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Half way through the prep, one of Pang's uni friends pops into the kitchen for a quick chat.
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It's not often that while watching a congressional hearing on television a French expression pops into my mind.
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Hear the word "anime," and perhaps a certain visual aesthetic pops into your head — notably, characters with large eyes.
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""If someone doesn't ask, you don't have a moral obligation to say every thought that pops into your head.
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Memories of food-poisoning can be extremely short—and quickly replaced when a new outbreak pops into the news.
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This super creepy Tom Waits number pops into my head every time I read about another Apple content acquisition.
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Wilderness probably isn't the first word that pops into your mind when considering dances by the choreographer Brian Brooks.
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Seriously, why do you give so much respect and authority and meaning to everything that pops into your mind?
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I am an obnoxious, sarcastic, performative non-fiction writer who acts on whatever impulse pops into my head first.
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Tiny, crimson creatures streak about my fogged-up helmet, bathed in the cresting sunlight as a warning pops into view.
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You want to say [what] pops into your head, and you never want to back down on what you said.
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When you picture a celestial world surrounded by rings, Saturn is probably the first thing that pops into your head.
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He just kind of says whatever pops into the ol' skull, regardless of how impolitic or off-message it might be.
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It's a direct stream-of-consciousness rant about whatever pops into his mind (or onto cable TV) at any given second.
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Or is it when you're mindlessly taking a shower or working out that a brilliant thought suddenly pops into your head?
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Warby Parker is probably one of the first brands that pops into your head when you think about buying glasses online.
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As Heywood opens the screen door, the snake pops into the corner of the camera and bites into Heywood's head before retreating.
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He tends to go off script, blurting out whatever pops into his head regardless of whether it's even remotely appropriate or accurate.
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Las Vegas may not be the first place that pops into your head when the idea of a tech detox comes up.
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Harry Potter is a book and film series about wizards that is continually updated to include whatever pops into J.K. Rowling's head.
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Growing human skin in a petri dish isn't the first thing that pops into your mind when you hear the name L'Oréal.
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Chances are, a particular body type pops into your mind when you think about what a swimmer or a gymnast looks like.
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We live in an on-demand world where you can get practically anything only seconds after the notion pops into your head.
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When an angry thought about no-shows pops into your head, try to replace it with a happy memory from the day.
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The other spouts off whatever pops into his head, using language not fit for a locker room, let alone the Oval Office.
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As soon as the idea pops into my head, a gun-wielding druggie walks in and performs a staged robbery (he's dating Justine).
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In any case, the laughter eventually dries up in "Clever Little Lies," when during that drinks gathering Billy's secret pops into the open.
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It does get frustrating at times, and when I'm alone with my thoughts, that's usually the first thing that pops into my mind.
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We're going to throw out some words or phrases and we want you to say the first word that pops into your head.
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And that's when Wine pops into memory: the 23-year project to run Windows applications on Linux, Mac, and other Unix-like operating systems.
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Thinking about all of this, one thing in particular pops into my head; when Shoshanna from Girls moved to Japan all on her lonesome.
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The issues described here could be dealt with in a more considered way before this project pops into everyone's phones, if it ever does.
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When Danielle pops into the kitchen to put the cookies in the oven, the quints end up strewing paper towels all over the carpet.
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" However, the star explains there are also "mystical, magical moments, inexplicable moments when an idea that is fully formed just pops into your head.
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Visually it's reflected into the video, just you alone with Dinner in a non-descript room, and a woman who occasionally pops into frame.
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"When someone hears 'Appalachia,' the first thing that pops into their head isn't an African American face, ever," said Shaylan Clark of Lynch, Kentucky.
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"I have better experiences when I advertise and get clients [through social media] than rely on whoever randomly pops into the club," she said.
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COFFEE CRAVING Nine times out of 10, the first thought that pops into my head is how much I'm craving a cup of coffee.
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It comes with prefilled cartridges called "Juulpods," which have candy-like flavors, and a USB charger that pops into a cellphone charging block or laptop.
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They climb on him, asking any question that pops into their heads, a natural familiarity that would have felt awkward to me as a child.
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He's 21960 years old and thin, with close-cropped white hair, and when he pops into his chair he has no interest in small talk.
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He's 2500 years old and thin, with close-cropped white hair, and when he pops into his chair he has no interest in small talk.
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However facts, logic, and evidence have never stopped Trump from just saying whatever pops into his head before, and they weren't going to start now.
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This nearly perfect film is probably what pops into your mind when you first think of dog movies from the 90s, because, well, it is flawless.
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Mulaney, playing Cecil Jellford, um, pops into frame as the most recent in a string of guys to give Billy a blowie in the gym shower.
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That question pops into my head almost every year around this time, when the gracious losing starts to seem like Oscar-worthy performance art unto itself.
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He moved into chambers near Thomas, who invited him over for barbecue and regularly pops into his office to talk, people who know them told me.
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Instead, we know the country's being run by a guy who wanders around in an ego-filled cloud, saying whatever the heck pops into his head.
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And here's a hint: If an idea pops into your head but you find yourself immediately dismissing it as something you could never do … pick that!
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But once grownup, you're free to try anything that pops into your mind, like upgrading a toddler-sized tricycle so that it's powered by an old chainsaw.
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Throughout, Marcus's source material has remained defiantly uncomplicated: "Something just pops into my head, something that I've either seen in real life or experienced firsthand," he explained.
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When Mr. Phypers pops into his office during the interview for this article, his jawline that of a Lifetime-movie villain, the scene comes immediately to mind.
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In a scene forwarding to that moment four months in the future, Oliver leaves the gravesite and pops into a limo, where his fiancee is waiting for him.
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If you've never had an eating disorder, there's likely one pervasive image that pops into your mind when you hear those words: a young, white, extremely thin woman.
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Stop tweeting everything the moment it pops into your head, because "most of your first initial thoughts are not worthy of the light of day," The Hill reported.
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Every so often as I'm lying in bed, the memory of asking her that pops into my head, and I feel like suffocating myself with my own pillow.
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The drone zips through a bicycle, seamlessly slips inside handrails, pops into holes, and cuts through structures so seamlessly that it feels like the world is unfolding before you.
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Far from looking to wind down conflicts, Trump seems to be acting on whatever tough-sounding phrase pops into his head, regardless of its effect in the real world.
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I know what you mean about the series feeling "right" in 2D: whenever I think Castlevania, invariably it's one of the side-on titles that pops into my head.
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That what I mean, but I think a lot of people think it's just an idea that pops into their head of Thomas Edison or blank, but it's not.
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Directed by Benjamin Kamine, "Washer/Dryer" never really pops into three dimensions, not even when the smell of sizzling garlic wafts into the audience from a wok in Sonya's kitchen.
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Where most love songs to this day communicate through shared figurative/idiomatic language, Prince describes erotic matters with exaggerated, pornographic candor, indulging every filthy fantasy that pops into his head.
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When most people imagine their dream wedding, the conventional image that pops into their head might be one with a perfectly designed tablescape with floral centerpieces, candles, and fine china.
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But Kristen Doute — who, by the way, has been tragically missing from most of the premiere — pops into the party and tells the camera her maybe-friend should slow down.
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If that infuriating saying, "a watched pot never boils" pops into your head every single time you try to throw together a quick pasta dinner, you, friend, are certainly not alone.
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When a mysterious bad guy, Braxton (Jon Bernthal), pops into the movie, you don't know what to make of him until the very end, and even then he has no place.
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" Later it pops into his head and Henry thinks: "If fame had taught him anything it was that everybody was mad in that way, in the dark privacy of their thoughts.
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My newsletter actually comes from me, so if you take Axios AM Mike's Top 10, it pops into your mailbox, if you reply to it, it comes to my only email address.
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Sin Eaters are forbidden to speak or interact with others, a particularly jarring punishment for May, who talks incessantly of whatever randomness pops into her head and craves the conversation of others.
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Ecovacs might not be the first name that pops into you head when you think about robot vacuums, but it's a very strong contender that can keep up with the top brands.
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If you were as a big of an Akon fan as I was in junior high, any time you start to feel a little abandoned, the song "Lonely" pops into your head.
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In the video, which Kardashian West captioned, "My babies ✨⭐️💫," son Saint, 3½, pops into the frame first, happily yelling, "Hello peanut!" as North, 6, tosses up two peace signs.
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If an idea pops into your head, or you feel something change with what everybody else is doing in the band, you can just go there, without having to think about it.
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When I mention the word "mermaid," it's pretty likely that the first image that pops into your head is pretty innocent, perhaps brightly colored, and maybe even Ariel from Disney's The Little Mermaid.
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On Wednesday, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg will answer questions from the Senate Intelligence Committee about election security... and whatever else pops into their heads on this fine morning.
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"There are so many times during the day when someone asks me a question or something pops into my mind and the first thing I think is just to ask Casi," he says.
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There's this naïve idea that the way technology works is, people sit in labs and think and worry and work on an idea, and then it pops into the world and becomes ubiquitous.
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Dr. William Moulton Marston (a winning Luke Evans) finds out just how special those items could be when he pops into a store where a man calling himself the G-string King (J.
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Why is it that as soon as we spritz our lavender linen sprays and rest our heads upon our silk pillowcases, a stupid thing we said six years ago immediately pops into our heads?
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Later that day, back at Whiston hospital, the surgeon pops into the ward, and as we stand outside the private room he explains why my dad's not been moved to a general ward yet.
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"Together, this ensemble of electronic techniques called into being a new world—a peek-a-boo world, where now this event, now that, pops into view for a moment then vanishes again," Postman observed.
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Mr. Riley adds a touch of loopy surrealism when Cassius pops into the homes of his marks, and drops hints of dystopian satire in the form of advertisements for a company called Worry Free.
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Ms. Rosania, 35, jogs through Golden Gate Park with her daughter in the stroller, pops into the local grocery for croissants and coffee, and takes advantage of the many playgrounds scattered around the neighborhood.
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As I say my goodbyes to Patrick, a question pops into my mind that I've always been interested in when it comes to the emergency services: is it hard to actually enjoy this job?
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Another cheap way to stay connected when you're abroad is to buy a SIM card -- the card that pops into your phone and connects it to a wireless carrier -- when you land in another country.
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There's a funny scene in which Sully, on one of his anguished late night jogs, pops into a generic Irish bar and is toasted by barflies who can't believe he's right there in front of them.
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My recorder wasn't on at the time, and I forget about it completely until it pops into my head about two weeks later, just as I'm finishing the first draft of this article late one night.
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"Not every day the wonderfully grounded and caring Adele pops into Chelsea Fire Station for a cup of tea and a cuddle," wrote firefighter Rob Petty on Facebook alongside three photos of Adele and his fellow firefighters.
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As Amazon announces plans to acquire grocery store chain Whole Foods in a deal valued at $13.7 billion, the question that pops into the minds of entrepreneurs everywhere is: What's it like when Amazon buys your company?
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"He struck me then, and still does, as just this sort of massively insecure braggart who will say whatever pops into his head to try to make himself feel good and make himself seem cool," Corcoran told Burnett.
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I'm watching this scene play out in a damn game—Marvel's Spider-Man by Insomniac—PS4 controller in hand, and I spit out the thought that pops into my head: This is the best Spider-Man movie I've played.
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And given Trump's history of thinking on his feet, if he feels on a roll about any issue that pops into his head, he could very well start talking about any of the domestic clouds currently enveloping his Presidency.
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A game like Sekiro is the kind of game that pops into my mind throughout the day when I'm not playing it, idly planning how I'm going to tackle a boss I'm stuck on or wondering what other fights await me.
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JE: And I thought that was so interesting because it seems to reflect an assumption that you should be able to say whatever pops into your head without doing any research at all and not get called out for it.
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"We can never completely bar people from stopping their cars when the idea pops into their head to take a photo, whether that is of a flock of sheep or horses or anything else which captures their attention," Haraldsson said.
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"The first thing that pops into my head when I see public Wi-Fi is if I can access it publicly as a regular user, then hackers can get into it," Joseph Pizzo, an information security professional, told The Verge.
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My understanding of Hawking Radiation is that quantum foam pops into its normally-evanescent existence right on the event horizon, but before it can dissolve back into nothingness, one part gets sucked in, and the other blasted out into space.
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"You take a Pantone color chip and you ask, 'Give us the first word that pops into your mind when you look at this color,' and you see whether that corresponds to a positive, negative or indifferent response," Eiseman said.
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Steven Spielberg pops into The Post's newsroom to watch the paper's publisher Katharine Graham (Meryl Streep) and executive editor Ben Bradlee (Tom Hanks) as they decide whether to report on classified documents that revealed a secret history of the Vietnam War.
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The internet is a glorious rabbit hole where you can find an article to corroborate just about any theory or thought that pops into your head — and thanks to social media, the most extreme and shocking things consistently rise to the top.
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" Angels Costumes may not be the first name that pops into your mind when you think of British film, but the films for which the family-run operation has crafted apparel over seven generations are among the industry's most revered. "Dr. Zhivago.
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A frenetic weekend likely to reverberate The frenzy reflected the swirl of a presidency that seems to turn on whatever pops into Trump's mind at any given moment and is far from the ordered West Wing operation Kelly has been trying to establish.
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If a person were to shirk all the duties of their job the first thing that pops into the Belichick's mind is that they must be just sitting around cramming Refreshing Watermelon and Lemon Sherbet with Rich Chocolate Chip Seeds into their faces.
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That said he seems happier when comedian Stewart Lee pops into his inbox to express a liking for the EP. As someone who is admittedly easily wound up, Jason is trying to avoid interaction with people on the internet at the moment.
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"Probably the biggest thing that pops into your mind as a coach on how to prepare your team mentally for this game is that there are a lot of ebbs and flows, because there's so many points scored," Houston coach Major Applewhite told the media Monday.
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He pops into the pawn shop, and now we know that the legend of Annabelle is real (and headache inducing), where he meets Bobo Winthrop (Dylan Bruce), not to be confused with Bobo Del Rey on the other TV sci-fi show with western sensibilities, Wynonna Earp.
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Honestly, I think when the world inevitably suffocates itself to death in toxic waste before slowly imploding, Alyssa Edwards will slowly rise from the burning embers, her gigantic wig and neon nails unscathed, screaming "back rolls!" and loudly emitting tongue pops into the endless empty distance.
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Bros who bellow and slap each other's backs when a Pokémon pops into view; pop-punk boyfriend–girlfriend duos giggling about their latest catch; businessmen in billowing dress shirts and backpacks, just like their avatars in Pokémon Go. At night, this isn't so—there are other hunters.
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" Swift replies, "There are definitely moments when it's like this cloud of an idea comes and just lands in front of your face, and you reach up and grab it...there are mystical, magical moments, inexplicable moments when an idea that is fully formed just pops into your head.
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A project with Sloop Brewing Company (in Elizaville) and Underground Coffee and Ales (in Highland) produced an oatmeal stout called Underground Baked (no Steve Miller lyric pops into your head with this one), a silky sipper that tastes like a Manhattan Special soda with a beer-school diploma.
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Great Performers — Film: Get Out The shot from Jordan Peele's "Get Out" that probably pops into your head first — it was in the trailers and will no doubt feature in the Oscar reel — is of Daniel Kaluuya in close-up, his eyes open wide and overflowing with tears.
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But no matter how much you plan for every package delivery across an unforgiving, newly primordial American landscape as Sam Porter Bridges in the game's opening hours, nothing prepares you for that moment: suddenly, after hours of navigating the lonely expanse, a section of highway pops into existence and the game changes completely.
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Chow doesn't let technical limitations keep him from including every wild idea that pops into his head, whether it's a shot of Iron Shirt carrying a ball down the field with his phenomenal belly or a member of Team Evil drawing so deeply on the powers of darkness that he turns the clouds in the sky into a menacing dragon's head.
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Jay used to be one of rap's driving forces, yet as he settles into his role as a middle aged hip-hopper, he's becoming nothing more than a self-serving caricature, the rich uncle who pops into your life on occasion each year, looking a little more out of place each time, sporting last season's fashion trends and doling out ill-dated career advice.
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Imagery from two fisheye lenses on the bottom of the Surround 360 camera can be combined to remove the pole it stands on Imagery from two fisheye lenses on the bottom of the Surround 360 camera can be combined to remove the pole it stands on This puts what you're looking at in the headset in high definition 8K, but if you swing your head, you'll see a lower resolution image for a second until that angle pops into HD. The lag is noticeable, but it's all a smart tradeoff to provide an extra-sharp albeit limited window into another place.
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