When she reappears, she is indeed somewhere — and someone — else.
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Mott randomly reappears in time to untie Shelby and Matt.
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Stop pressing the button when the iPhone's home screen reappears.
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The snake reappears as a carving mounted atop a canoe.
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The problem reappears when confronted with Pharah, Overwatch's Egyptian hero.
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The former director of Singapore's secret police appears and reappears.
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The house reappears like a clue in a mysterious riddle.
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Carl Reiner also reappears as Saul Bloom, an elderly con artist.
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Grey's Anatomy airs an episode tonight — what if Cristina Yang reappears?
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"Sorry, leg cramp," Rogers says, before the feed reappears seconds later.
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After another flash of the dead deer, the old man reappears.
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A Stasi informer from East Berlin reappears as Saul's kindly doctor.
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Darwall says that where old dams are decommissioned, nature often reappears.
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Suddenly he reappears with his friends, all of them on bikes.
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"Jim Comey reappears like the Phoenix emerging from the ashes," Bongino said.
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He disappears, and then reappears at the end of our little road.
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The adult Elio reappears in "Tempo", then narrates the Paris-based "Cadenza".
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As the hearing ends, and loved ones shout hurried goodbyes, Caiden reappears.
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A politician's son, presumed dead after going missing a decade earlier, reappears.
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Eighteen days later, the ship reappears, but now the cars are gone.
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It also leaves less fuel to fight inflation if it ever reappears.
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Moments later, he reappears outside the chamber in a new, blue body.
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At the beginning of the series, Rick reappears after a long absence.
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After the woman reappears in a yellow skirt, so does the man.
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The brother reappears The sisters began making funeral arrangements, even purchasing a casket.
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Then she reappears and the cage is floating; no, it's a solid mass.
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Until Harley Quinn reappears, we have Annie: quippy, sour, and thirsting for blood.
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At times of spreads crisis, some of it reappears, as is happening now.
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But that never reappears, though frozen shots and cockeyed camera angles occur throughout.
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And it's in this role that my grandfather's story reappears in the files.
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As I subsequently approach each character the text box reappears with new information.
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A minute later, it reappears, this time beside a handful of other abstract images.
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And then a man from her past reappears, amid rumors of another possible war.
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Later, the creature reappears and kidnaps Strong (Freddie Graves), one of the ship's men.
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When Spidey reappears in a totally different spot in Manhattan, 15 seconds have elapsed.
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Plachetka, amazingly and quite amusingly, reappears as Figaro when the production returns in February.
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Then he reappears and leans on the stage for the remainder of the video.
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Raw seafood reappears at the end of the menu as hand rolls and nigiri.
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Luckily, the unseen artist reconsiders and smooths out her paper and the skater reappears.
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Another character, Green, also reappears in several of the stories, at different life stages.
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Conversely, when the disease reappears, as it did in Washington, demand for vaccines rises.
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Later, Culkin reappears to lip sync the rap portion of the song on a stoop.
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When they get back to L.A., Rob reappears from his lost weekend in Las Vegas.
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So when [Claire] reappears, it's a blast from the past — a blast from the future.
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Then the door at my feet opens, the light reappears, and I push myself out.
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When a dose of medicine wears off, the pain reappears, leading people to take more.
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The container reappears in images taken on January 16 but was gone by January 19.
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In the doctored Indian version, that ending was cut off, so the child never reappears.
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The eighth wonder of the world: How pet hair immediately reappears even though you just cleaned.
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There's even a bit of spookiness when Detective Miller — who died earlier in the show — reappears.
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Regina later comes across a hurt horse, and her magic reappears in time to save him.
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He reappears a couple of minutes later as he walks from the bedroom to the kitchen.
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Then he reappears at the climax as the presumptive antagonist of the remaining Fantastic Beasts movies.
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Both will see their careful lives threatened when a mysterious, handsome man from their past reappears.
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"It's like Brigadoon" — the musical about a Scottish village that magically reappears once every 100 years.
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She uses it at the well-house to summon Lucas, and he reappears as... a demon?
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While it disappears in the next scene, it reappears again later—with no explanation ever given.
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Rasputin reappears onstage in this new work from Jason Craig and Dave Malloy for Pipeline Theater.
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" Now, with the earthquake, he said, "something which has not been resolved in the country reappears.
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When he reappears, Phillips is seen repeatedly firing at the patrol vehicle as he walks away.
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But the fog quickly reappears, so only a swath of the photo is visible at a time.
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After an hour or so, the publicist reappears and whirls his or her finger: Wrap it up.
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Rasputin reappears onstage in this new work from Jason Craig and Dave Malloy for Pipeline Theater Company.
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Each of these looks reappears on the catwalk from time to time, and are inseparable from Diana.
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The dark matter turns into a portal, which disappears, reappears, and then opens to reveal Elisabeth in 2053.
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It reappears in "The Noise of Time", Mr Barnes's brief, compelling inhabiting of the life of Dmitri Shostakovich.
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Sam, the transgender dancer, reappears in an allée of trees, her face hidden behind a water buffalo skull.
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When Brett Kavanaugh reappears before the Senate Judiciary Committee this week, substantial questions surround his honesty and integrity.
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Strowman then disappears and reappears again so he can flip the ambulance, with Reigns inside, on its side.
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The little 1963 shelf-and-tube piece reappears in larger, more elaborate versions, its horizontal air shaft intact.
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Our most ageless pop star, Missy Elliott, disappears and reappears at seemingly random intervals, but never returns rusty.
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He reappears in "Sit Still" (2018), wearing a salon cape that resembles a regal robe made of feathers.
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The song reappears multiple times throughout the episode, and completely envelopes in the final scene of the premiere episode.
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The best course of action when encountering someone who "ghosts" and reappears is to not respond and move on.
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Another set of ghosts disappears and reappears at a dining room table, where a birthday party is being held.
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A place of the disappeared reappears in this work by the Chilean playwright Guillermo Calderón for the Play Company.
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Namibian soil is the souvenir that reappears when you least expect it, bringing with it a sand storm of memories.
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Radiation or chemotherapy rarely buy much time, and even when all traces of the tumor are eliminated, it usually reappears.
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One can detect a glimmer of real pain behind their eyes that reappears in their present-day talking-head interviews.
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The line down the middle reappears in Mr. Colmer's photo collages, rhythmic repetitions of nondescript architectural elements around New York.
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As fast as I take my music down, it reappears again on the same site—an endless whack-a-mole game.
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Sophie Anmuth, head of the Middle East desk for Reporters Without Borders, called on both governments to ensure Khashoggi reappears quickly.
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They begin piled on the ground, a heap of bodies that later reappears, uprooting itself and migrating from place to place.
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And the strings brought a sneaky sense of unease to the haunting melodic line that reappears throughout the work's final minutes.
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This mysterious drama, about a woman who disappears from her hometown and reappears 11 years later, is back for Season 2.
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" Since the sun always reappears, she said, "some throwing up or regurgitation is often a part of the story as well.
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"Stuff from our distant past reappears when copyright goes away," Christopher Sprigman, a law professor at New York University, told Motherboard.
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Moments later, the proud pussycat reappears on his porch and saunters over to the scene of the crime for one last sniff.
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Some people just tend to absorb or hold onto more content during the day that reappears in their dreams, Dr. Breus explains.
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Charlie the dog then reappears outside Elle's house one day, and she takes him inside, essentially adopting him much to Campbell's displeasure.
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When it reappears, the snoozed page loads as a background tab so as not to interrupt whatever you're doing at that moment.
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A breeze momentarily sends gentle ripples and puffs of mist along the river before the male hand reappears to remove the bridge.
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For the second part of the show I expect a full band to arrive with the singer, but Clark reappears alone again.
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The flu is always changing—it's not just a moving target, it's a target that disappears and reappears in often unpredictable ways.
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Nixon's ghost reappears today, as it has for more than four decades, as the measure of presidential connivance, corruption, and cover-up.
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Although the theme of desegregating the literary canon reappears in The Origin of Others, times have changed since Playing in the Dark.
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Yet when the ball suddenly reappears after it leaves Colon's hand, there is a good chance it will remain a little mystifying.
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A chartreuse vase that reappears in three photographs has gashes and bumpy striations, as if a desktop printer was low on ink.
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In the next scene, Mr. Orendt reappears as a Stranger — a figure of death — to claim the King in one last embrace.
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Ever since, there's been this running joke in my life that reappears any time I slip up in one way or another.
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Some Twitter users posited that in the new series, she takes a page from Amy Dunne of "Gone Girl" and reappears later.
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Years later, Luke (Miles Robbins) has grown into a healthy, if depressive young man, and Daniel (Patrick Schwarzenegger) reappears as an adult.
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For some apps, like Facebook Messenger and Instagram Direct, everything simply reappears when you sign into the relevant app on your new phone.
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At the beginning of the gladiator Olympics, Jorah suddenly reappears and harpoons a Son of the Harpy who was about to stab Dany.
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A running meme that frequently reappears after mass shootings falsely identified an alt-right comedian named Sam Hyde as the Las Vegas shooter.
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The white helmet reappears in "Progressive Labor," a snapshot of 334 Lenox Avenue taken in the year following the Harlem uprisings of 1964.
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When he reappears, it's clear that he didn't make a bargain that sent him away or into prison — he's still sheriff for Hawkins.
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Gradually, Nathaniel realizes that his parents may not be in Singapore after all, and, following an attack on the siblings, their mother reappears.
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Urinating Lulu, for instance, abandoned by Kapuscinski on page 5, reappears at the end of the play for a final moment of pathos.
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It's unclear how much good this law will do, if and when a CRISPR kit that targets human genes reappears on the market.
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Now, as Taiwan reappears on the radar of the White House, two other Ts dominate frosty bilateral ties -- Trade and, most importantly, Trump.
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Kelly Macdonald reappears as a successful, adult version of the schoolgirl Renton once deflowered, but the light in her eyes has gone out.
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Over $403,000 a year, the F-150 reappears in the top spot followed by two Land Rover models, BMW X5 and Lexus RX 350.
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CCTV footage shows the man sneaking along a path at the side of a house before he reappears moments later carrying the garden ornament.
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The device's software remembers recent faces, and if the same a person reappears within a certain period, it refuses to activate the automatic roller.
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"Whenever something happens in the news related to refugees, his picture reappears," Modamani's lawyer, Chan-jo Jun, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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The orange circle disappears for a period of minutes and then reappears, usually in downtown Brooklyn or at Fulton Street station, in lower Manhattan.
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And when she reappears, inviting him to dinner, she moves out of her apartment the very next morning while he sleeps in her bed.
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Some bits of business that Mr. Dodin invested in earlier, like that filmstrip, which reappears packaged into unromantic film cans, at last pay poignant dividends.
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Comical CCTV footage shows the man sneaking along a path at the side of a house before he reappears moments later carrying the garden ornament.
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"Each time we believe we get close to the operator, the drone disappears; when we look to reopen the airfield, the drone reappears," Burtenshaw said.
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In the 2018 closer, Stan reappears outside of the Princess Ball to convince on-again, off-again love interest Angel to give him another shot.
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When he reappears in some sort of coma, she goes into something called "the shimmer" to find out what happened to him, and cure him.
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He was particularly interested in a character named Yun Tianming, who is initially presumed lost in Death's End and then reappears at a crucial moment.
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As soon as you tap back inside the text entry field, the keyboard reappears on screen and you can carry on with your typing again.
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Then, a ghost reappears from his past: His brother, Sam, who he assumed was dead (for good reason, as the game shows you early on).
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At the end of "Woman Behind The Clothes," Jane reappears at her Anthropomorphized Stubble crush's doorstep after reading his "Why Girls Sometimes Fake It" story.
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He then reappears on surveillance entering a condo building with what appears to be street salt on his sweater and the rope around his neck.
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Luce reappears in the new story "The Oracular Vulva," which sees him conducting field research into human sexuality in the remote community of Irian Jaya.
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As a female figure pulls the item over her head and reveals a bra underneath, black patches spread over her skin and the sweater reappears.
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The fact that there are customers who can come back doesn't mean a business immediately reappears, or that those customers have money in their pockets.
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Still, from time to time, he reappears—most recently with news about his label, The Paul Institute, which he runs with his brother A.K Paul.
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Green shapes on the first textile evoke a world map, which reappears faded on the last one — suggesting views of the future, present, and past.
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A small sandy beach beyond the 0003-foot sea wall disappears when the tide comes in and reappears, inch by inch, when it goes out.
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Act II is blighted by a crippled beggar who turns out not to be a cripple, yet reappears later with crutches after Tybalt has died.
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Identified in the program as the "queen's adviser," he reappears as Von Rothbart in Acts 2 and 4, and orders everyone around in Act 3.
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Publicly, American officials insist the ceremony is not ill-advised, even if Mr. Kony reappears at some point, as he has done in the past.
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The series is about a woman who reappears after having gone missing years earlier, who's now able to see after having been blind as a child.
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He later reappears walking back to the garage and is seen holding his hand on his mouth as if he were consuming something, the documents say.
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He reappears on the wall across — in the famous Avedon portrait of his scarred torso, taken in 1969, a year after he survived an assassination attempt.
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For example, Leon Prevant, a character Mandel fans will remember from Station Eleven, reappears here as one of the unlucky souls who have invested with Alkaitis.
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And when Ms. Haley touchingly reappears as a girl mistaken for a geisha by British sailors, it suggests a connection that a plusher production would miss.
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She reappears with a can of fluid with which she douses the painting, and then she sets the work alight with a match from a box.
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A young woman who vanished seven years earlier reappears at a hospital with strange scars on her back and no explanation for where she has been.
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When the newlyweds Arthur and Nell relocate to Los Angeles, the Bent-Neck Lady reappears and Nell is, once again, caught in the claws of Hill House.
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Later, the painting reappears when Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee, played by Tom Hanks, warns Graham that he will soon obtain copies of the classified Pentagon Papers.
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She reappears in his life after having made a splashy, gory entrance with some heavily armed gangbangers and an excitable number in a suit, Jonah (Diego Luna).
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Chloë Grace Moretz co-stars as a dance student who disappears, and Jessica Harper — who played Ms. Johnson's part in the original — reappears in a new role.
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It transports visitors to Mr. Chareau's translucent Maison de Verre in Paris: Pop on the goggles, and the furniture before you in the gallery reappears in situ.
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A duck (often used as a generic for a winged creature in ancient Egyptian) reappears thousands of years later as an almost identical, left-facing emoji duck.
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As the only member of the group who stuck around, he's developed an obsession with finding ways to defeat Pennywise in the event that the clown reappears.
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That's because the judge decides how to ensure that the defendant reappears in court, possibly by detaining them pretrial or releasing them on condition of paying bail.
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A drip from a rotting ceiling, which periodically rouses a slumberous bingo-player in the video "Bowls Balls Souls Holes," reappears in two of the exhibition's installations.
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Yoshiko Shinohara, the founder of Temp Holdings, who became Japan's first self-made billionaire last year, reappears this year, as does Lens Technology founder and CEO Zhou Qunfei.
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The final showdown starts out as a three-way battle, with Zeus and Kratos trading blows while a still-injured Gaia reappears and tries to kill them both.
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The Farm Bill, which reappears every five years to allocate money and create programming for rural communities was the perfect place to start simply because it seemed unlikely.
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But the new findings suggest that women who get chemotherapy alone if their tumor reappears do as well or better than women who received surgery before their chemotherapy.
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Her loss is both registered — we see the box containing her ashes during a visit to Ms. Johnson's childhood home — and magically undone when she reappears later on.
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As a figment of a man's imagination, the Mother's most important forebear is Hari of Tarkovsky's Solaris (1972), the dead wife who reappears to her husband in space.
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Few tunes sum up his style better than "Rambler," a lullaby-like early composition that reappears here in the form of a six-and-a-half-minute track.
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You can hear when he gets frustrated—his speech speeds up and his timbre rises—but then the tone reappears just as quickly, as if nothing has happened.
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A second type is more general: a collateral narrative, used to support the facts of his life, has become routine to the Soutine biography and reappears throughout the chronology.
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An outsize flashlight stolen by Si'r and his friends from a night watchman in one of the movie's first scenes reappears throughout to illuminate (or not) the tangled conflicts.
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This youth basketball league reappears in Boston each summer to keep underserved kids engaged during the unstructured, unsupervised summer months, which are often especially tough for lower-income families.
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If you order one, a live specimen is brought out for inspection and reappears a short time later in pieces, mingled with potatoes, green beans and pickled cherry peppers.
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And now, the list includes her brother Vito — her father reappears only to take Vito to Colorado with their new stepmother and step-siblings, leaving Toni and Frankie behind.
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He ends up working a nightclub act where he's hideously dismembered each evening, then miraculously reappears in a flash of light, to the crowd's delight and his own blank disappointment.
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Then there's a whole basketball sequence where the blonde lady reappears as the basketball instructor and the mustached man goes in the boys' locker room and fiddles with his pants.
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Renier, who began working with the Dardennes as a teenager in The Promise (1996), reappears throughout their later films as a broken father (or would-be father in Lorna's Silence).
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In certain corners of Tehran, certain moments occur sporadically, only to vanish quickly afterward — moments during which the public domain reappears, sometimes as solidarity, sometimes as humor, sometimes as criticism.
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As if the sudden transition to motherhood and family life isn't hard enough, Alice's imaginary friend from childhood (an animated creature voiced by Rachel Dratch) reappears to help — or not.
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Even there, the theme of female visibility reappears: A new themed section at Frieze London, "Social Work," looks at artists who challenged the male-dominated art market of the 1980s.
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A group project about the 1860s leads Trace to the New York Public Library, where the boy reappears, tearful and lost, staring at Trace in a ghostly appeal for help.
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The grinding machine reappears several times in Duchamp's work, most notably in the lower section of his erotic masterpiece "The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors, Even" (1915–1923) a.k.a.
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The original Flight of the Navigator centers around a 12-year-old boy who goes missing, and then mysteriously reappears eight years later with a bunch of questions about his past.
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It follows billionaire Danny Rand (Finn Jones), who reappears after vanishing fifteen years ago, who trained as a monk to become a martial arts master known as the Immortal Iron Fist.
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Decapitated but not forgotten, Murray reappears constantly in Guybrush Threepwood's adventure, often, to boast that even without any arms, legs, mobility, or eyes, he is a force to be reckoned with.
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Across the hall, Lu's face reappears at monumental scale, as an enormous hot air balloon, her large eyes replaced with red LED lights, filling the darkened gallery with a pink glow.
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Vehicular freedom reappears in another "Untitled" from 2018 in which a posed model is stared at by a tiny, naked female grotesque driving a car that looks like a stiletto heel.
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Elsewhere Cameron Wilson, who originally with Rajabi on last year's "Sunless" which reappears here, and his sister Michaela contribute their own vocals to instrumentals both twitchy and subdued at alternate turns.
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But in that sentence, segregation disappears as the doing of segregationists, and then, in a puff of smoke — paff — reappears as a trait of only one part of the segregated whole.
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" After a while, the security guard goes back inside and reappears behind a gate at the building and tells Perez to get away from the door, warning, "I'm going to shoot you.
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When he and his colleagues decide to sail across the ocean to Europe after going months without pay and disappear, his ghost reappears in Ada's life as she also dreams of escape.
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Later that day the trader reappears by a larger tour boat: the "disabled" man is visible in the distance, standing up in a second boat and stretching his arms to the sky.
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Shortly after he has a breakthrough and realizes that the plan is to use the new paper records that Evil Corp is creating to literally blow up their buildings, Mr. Robot reappears.
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By the time the full moon reappears on May 2400st tens of millions of bathers, among them thousands of bearded ascetics known as sadhus (pictured), will have worshipped on Ujjain's teeming riverbanks.
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Wolf reappears at the end of the video and says alongside the other agents, "Take it from me, no organization is better than ICE is," before shooting their guns toward the sky.
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The killing has raised questions about a persistent strain of anti-Semitism in France, "an anti-Semitism that remains, that transforms, that reappears, that mutates," according to Édouard Philippe, the prime minister.
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In Act II, she reappears as a Wili — one of the spirits of young woman betrayed by their lovers, whose mission it is to dance any man they encounter to his death.
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John Venn's 19th-century diagram of interlocking circles, itself following medieval symbols of the Holy Trinity, reappears on the 1997 album art for Spiritualized's Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating in Space.
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We can't hear the characters speaking because the camera is trained on Sansa and Littlefinger, but the actors were instructed to ad-lib a conversation in character before Brienne reappears in the scene.
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In Keith Jarrett's trio, the pianist goes for long stretches without even using his left hand, but the listener barely notices until it reappears, upon which it makes the music sound even richer.
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Khalil is still her partner, but when he reappears in the story, he arrives alongside some responsibility or chore: wedding dress fittings at Bergdorf Goodman's, wanderings at Crate & Barrel, New People documentary shootings.
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"Each time we believe we get close to the operator, the drone disappears; when we look to reopen the airfield, the drone reappears," Sussex Police Superintendent Justin Burtenshaw told the UK's Press Association.
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In Mr. de Nooijer's "Electriclawnmowingiron," the gray room reappears, with a man in a faded fedora and apron holding a faded pink iron to a patch of his lawn on the ironing board.
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In August, movie "The Meg" seeks to rival "Jaws" with its tale of a 70 ft long Megalodon shark that reappears off an American beach after being thought extinct for millions of years.
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When Windows reappears, if you've chosen the Remove everything option, you'll need to log in again from scratch using your Microsoft account credentials, and put all your programs and files back in place.
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It's a little bit of what you see in 'Volver'" — his 2006 film about a family of women and a matriarch who reappears as a ghost — "and he was always watching and observing.
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In his wonderful 1998 painting "A History of the Chicano Movimiento," the bear reappears in the upper left, locating the artist's own roots in the events that the rest the large work invokes.
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On her ankle was the tracking device she must wear until she reappears in court to hear the verdict on her asylum request, though there is a chance she could get it removed sooner.
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When first tuning into NBC's Manifest, a sci-fi-flavored new drama about an entire plane that disappears and then reappears five years later as if nothing happened, one expects a lot of things.
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A similar figure, albeit with less exaggerated features, reappears in a successive still life in which she lies crumpled and defeated on the floor, her right arm broken off like that of a statue.
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Actually, the idea that everybody is somebody's fool is globalized — most hilariously when Madam Legrand's revered long-missing husband reappears, but more profoundly in the movie's appreciation of Legrand as a passionate amateur painter.
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This triggers even more upheaval when the slightly unhinged imaginary friend she created as a child suddenly reappears to help her navigate the transition from single girl to a woman ready for a family.
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When a labeled face reappears before the camera at a later time or date, a new photo may be taken by the camera and added to the file of images in the user's app.
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And as a study in the daily depredations meted out by Hollywood heavies, "Bitter Wheat" has nothing on "Speed-the-Plow," a savage comedy from 1988 that reappears fairly regularly on the London stage.
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There is an episode of Claude's with a man named Bob — perhaps an affair, perhaps not — and much is made of Bob, who reappears either in the flesh or as a topic of discussion.
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In "The Souvenir," Richard Ayoade plays a supremely confident young filmmaker whom Julie encounters at a dinner party; he reappears in Part II, as the director of one of several movies-within-the-movie.
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Even so, the Bertha doll has a life of its own in the novel, a work of art that is ignored, loved, mocked and admired, that disappears and reappears, worn and decrepit and important.
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Slinger's bridal imagery then returns your thoughts to the Wilke/ORLAN riffs on Duchamp, a perspective that broadens your reception of the motif when it reappears in scabrous videos by Ewa Partum and Renate Bertlmann.
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A demon reappears and devastates Moscow, and with the country set on a path to war, Vasilisa Petrovna has to try and find a way to save both Russia and the fantastical world of Morozko.
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Dyer reappears in the exhibition's closing section — a partial re-creation of Bacon's studio at his death in 1992 — via a note that he wrote to Bacon in Paris, and a black-and-white photograph.
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In the present, descendants of the missing crew track reports of the ship as it reappears throughout history, while they themselves are tracked by an all-seeing enemy with sinister designs on the Mary Alice.
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"Each time we believe we get close to the operator, the drone disappears; when we look to reopen the airfield, the drone reappears," Sussex Police Superintendent Justin Burtenshaw told the UK's Press Association, according to CNN.
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During the last five years, he's lost his wife and descended into alcoholism, but when a dragon reappears, he's brought back to kill it, not knowing that he's playing a part in a much larger conflict.
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Even with such a tantalizingly talented cast, which includes a misused Jeff Hiller in multiple small roles, the play feels disrupted and undermined by its framing device, which reappears between acts and before the final curtain.
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" We then see more footage of the land itself, and Martinez briefly reappears, but only to call Depp his "Indian brother," which segues into Depp describing a "striking woman," who "adopted me into the Comanche Nation.
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No character reappears from one part to the next, but the book is unified by its sense of freedom as a disruptive force, as though its people were unmoored in something other than a physical sense.
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In his tweets Sunday, Mr. Trump also mentioned striking the Islamic State from an "existing nearby base" if the group reappears after the American withdrawal, something analysts have feared if American forces hastily leave the country.
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He was eventually presumed dead — so when he reappears out of nowhere 10 years later, having spent those 10 years as the hostage of a sexually abusive kidnapper, it's fair to say his family is shocked.
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Lee Duveneck's fall into a plank position, toward the end of "all at once," reappears more dramatically in "Promethean Fire" (the first program's finale), as does the moment when one dancer drapes herself over another's hunched spine.
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A scarf zips through the air, zooming in and out of various containers; a paintbrush reappears in a performer's hand as soon as he puts it away; a closed umbrella stubbornly attaches itself to its owner's finger.
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"Each time we believe we get close to the operator, the drone disappears; when we look to reopen the airfield, the drone reappears," Sussex Police Superintendent Justin Burtenshaw told the UK's Press Association earlier in the week.
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Ms Cruz is introduced as Mallo's mother in a flashback, but when the character reappears closer to the present day, she is played by a much older actress who looks and behaves nothing like her former iteration.
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This adaptability can take the form of group name changes, content visibility, and reincarnation, in which a group disappears and then reappears as a new group, albeit one with most of the same members as the old group.
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The Late '90s: The Tesseract Resurfaces (Again, Because Goose Throws It Up) In Captain Marvel In the hilarious Captain Marvel post credits scene, Goose the Flerken reappears in Fury's office to cough up the Tesseract onto his desk.
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The enigmatic Red Priestess of R'hllor (aka The Lord of Light) reappears this week after largely doing nothing for the last two seasons, once she fulfilled her task of resurrecting Jon Snow at the beginning of season 6.
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Perhaps inspired by Matthew Bourne's "Swan Lake" (first staged at Sadler's Wells in 1995), Mr Scarlett gives the ageing Queen a companion: a saturnine, scheming advisor who reappears, transformed, as the swans' evil controller in the lakeside scenes.
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In a two-minute video, the gaping mouth reappears, this time the artist's very own, where it inaudibly whispers, whimpers, screams, and remains ominously silent — again struggling to express itself, only this time because of the oppressive dictatorship.
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With the retirement of Justice Anthony Kennedy, a swing vote in that case, and the subsequent appointment of Brett Kavanaugh, it is likely that other disparate impact regulation would be defeated if it reappears before the Supreme Court.
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At a recent Adaptive meeting, six people debated the merits of the fourth draft of a blueprint for "Mary Rose," an eerie story about a girl who vanishes and reappears with no memory of what happened to her.
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Laskey composes elegant portraits of each character, drawing us into intimate worlds that pulse with light and sound, only to swiftly guide our attention elsewhere; if that character reappears at all, it will be in a minor role.
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Each day, too much dangerous material is being uploaded, it is remaining online for too long, and even if it is eventually removed, it quickly reappears, meaning that this content is effectively always available as a pernicious radicalizing force.
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After being turned away once, a drifter named Tallulah (Ellen Page) reappears on the doorstep of the mother (Allison Janney) of the guy who has abandoned her — this time with a kidnapped baby, whom she presents as her daughter.
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It's unclear in Euripides and it's unclear here, though when Pentheus reappears in a wig and a dress (that part is in Euripides, too), Mr. Berryman has the rictus smile and rolling eyes of someone roofied by a god.
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While Mukherjee's unhappy professor will vanish from the book, the bear's owner, Lakshman, reappears in its third section, as though the novelist had decided to imagine a life for a man glimpsed from the window of a moving car.
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One flame-like painting by Melehi appears on a wall of the Bahia Palace as a beautiful op-art-inspired image, but reappears in a neighboring vitrine as the cover of a 1970s brochure about Palestinian liberation and solidarity.
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Even after the curtain calls, this sardonic show can't resist one more uncomfortable joke: He reappears in his wheelchair as the janitor tasked with cleaning up confetti, and (jovially) makes the children in the audience feel guilty enough to join him.
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In "Back to Burgundy," Cédric Klapisch sweetly chronicles the travails of Juliette (Ana Girardot) and Jérémie (François Civil), whose family vineyard is thrown into turmoil when their older brother, Jean (Pio Marmaï), reappears after roaming the world for a decade.
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Hurricanes 235, Islanders 282 | Carolina leads series, 2-0 So much depends on the capriciousness of a frozen puck: how it dips and darts, vanishes and reappears, the path it travels after hitting a stick blade, a skate, a post.
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Playing for a week at BAM in a new 4K restoration (and streaming on FilmStruck), "Anna" reappears as an illumination of the filmmaker's inner life, all the more affecting in light of her suicide three years ago, at age 65.
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But when she sends him back home to Germany, he reappears as "Toni Erdmann" — an alter ego in a stringy black wig, bad suits and joke-shop fake teeth who shows up wherever he might cause his daughter the most embarrassment.
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Booth D10 The 62-year-old Castelli Gallery, which helped found the Art Dealers Association of America but hasn't shown in its fair for two decades, reappears with a brilliantly minimal group of notebook-size colored-pencil studies by Roy Lichtenstein.
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And the first time that he reappears for coalition officials is in 103, when they do a raid in the house of one of the leaders of the insurgency, and they find a personnel roster that includes the following name, Abu Dua.
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And the first time that he reappears for coalition officials is in 22011, when they do a raid in the house of one of the leaders of the insurgency, and they find a personnel roster that includes the following name, Abu Dua.
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" Jean vanishes and reappears on Earth, and we see her speaking with someone (played by Jessica Chastain), who tells her that "if you stop fighting that force inside you, if you embrace it, we will possess the very power of a god.
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And the first time that he reappears for coalition officials is in 000, when they do a raid in the house of one of the leaders of the insurgency, and they find a personnel roster that includes the following name, Abu Dua.
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Hill also notes that his other comic, Plunge, is his "chance to riff on one of the greatest horror films of all time, John Carpenter's The Thing," which is about a research vessel in the Arctic that reappears after vanishing 40 years ago.
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As reported by CNBC, American Airlines CEO Doug Parker told employees last week that whether the Federal Aviation Administration certifies the software fix required for the 7373 Max's reentry by the time the aircraft reappears on American Airlines' schedule — September 4 — remains uncertain.
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Wallace Bedlow, whom we first encounter making his way toward Caliban's farm in "A Different Drummer," reappears in "Dancers on the Shore" as a blues singer destined for a short but brilliant career in New York, under the guidance of his brother, Carlyle.
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From behind a curtain of black tattered plastic — a permeable membrane that reappears in other rooms of the exhibition — mannequin legs protrude in a somewhat heavy-handed allusion to a ghost or entity that, like the viewer, can traverse the abstracted history.
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In its brief final act, though, "Recent Alien Abductions" finds its potency again as Álvaro reappears, this time with the versions of his family that he wrote into his plays: alien mother and alien brother, eerily masked (costumes are by Fabian Fidel Aguilar).
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Ms. De Keersmaeker disappears and reappears throughout, yet there is a determined way that she places herself front and center with a curious mix of self-possession and confrontation: She wants to be looked at, just as we want to look at her.
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Trailers and teaser images for "Endgame" mostly showed the Avengers before the five-year time jump, so it's a big surprise for audiences when Thor finally reappears on screen: shirtless, drunk, and noticeably heavier, with long, dirty hair and an unruly beard.
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What's intriguing, however, is that the imagery Guston developed in these cartoons—from shoes and nails to hairy legs and pointy heads (see "Painter's Forms II" above)—reappears in the late works on show in Venice, where the story could not be less about politics.
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Khorramian's erstwhile reliance on monoprint methods of moving pigment around reappears in "Vestment Illustrating the First Colony Formed in the Fault Lines Beneath the Ocean's Stratosphere on the Fourth Moon of Golis" (2019; ink, oil, acrylic, and spray paint on polypropylene; 79 by 46 inches).
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When Hester's son, Monster (the outstanding and sexy Brandon Victor Dixon), finally reappears at their home, mother and son speak at cross-purposes, which kills, at least temporarily, the thing they've both been searching for: a body to love that will love them in return.
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How he reappears and what kind of role he'll play is hard to say at this point, but in a truly incredible twist, Control has finally given all of Remedy's fans an explanation for just what the hell was actually going on in Alan Wake.
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Before long, the facts of the gentlemen's shared (or was it?) past are revealed to be as subject to revision as the physical condition of the seemingly depleted Hirst, who reappears after intermission as an entirely refashioned and jauntier version of his earlier self.
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After a long bout of stretching that is part of the work and then reappears throughout, dancers clad in black make their way around a minimal arrangement of scaffolding — designed by Mr. Fernandes with the architecture firm Norman Kelley — emphasizing and drawing out every move.
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Occultation SelfiesWhen an asteroid passes in front of a star from the point of view of Earth, people with stopwatches scattered around the world can time when the star disappears and reappears, and use those measurements to build up a picture of the asteroid.
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An abstracted, glitched-out human leg kicks what appears to be a mechanical approximation of a dog; the canine stumbles, falters around for a few steps, and then reappears at the right side of the frame, only to get violently rammed from the side again.
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Now Dawkins, a preternaturally composed young man whom I have written about several times, reappears as a star of "The Scheme," an HBO Sports documentary directed by Pat Kondelis that was available to reporters on Tuesday and will air for the first time on March 31.
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The art isn't perfect — characters are constantly pointing out that She-Ra is eight feet tall, seemingly because that height difference isn't particularly obvious, and Adora's sword often disappears and reappears — but the fight scenes are beautifully drawn, and there are often engaging visual gags tucked into the background.
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McGuire, fully clothed, reappears in that role.) Among the hard-working cast, Paul Kaye (late of "Matilda") comes off best as a filmmaker who exists a dreadlock or two away from terminal fury, but the more "The Suicide" strains to come across as hip, the more desperate it seems.
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A good way to find your footing in a profusion of complex imagery is to keep your eye on Mahakala, a wrathful deity who reappears throughout the show, most notably in a 19th-century Bhutanese painting that pictures him with a raven's head and a blood-red consort.
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The lineup continues with Mr. Zvyagintsev's "The Return" (2152), in which a father suddenly reappears after a 22014-year absence; "Elena" (2011), which plumbs the divide between a nurse and the wealthy patient she marries; and "Leviathan" (2014), in which an auto mechanic wages war against post-Soviet bureaucracy.
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"It might be that her activities would require recusal of Thomas in a particular case in which they figured, but her views on a political issue are not attributed to her husband if the same issue reappears as a legal question in a Supreme Court case," Gillers said.
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Ms. Terry reappears in a trio of small (male) roles, but the bulk of the comedy is gracefully managed by Jack Laskey as Rosalind: a man playing a woman disguised for much of the play as a man, as would have been the case, of course, in Shakespeare's day.
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But when she sends him back home to Germany, he reappears as "Toni Erdmann" — an alter ego in a stringy black wig, bad suits and joke-shop fake teeth who, impersonating an ambassador and a management coach, shows up wherever he might cause his daughter the most embarrassment.
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What happens next is not visible because of the camera angle, but when Bay reappears you can just about catch his hand leaving the vicinity of the top of his head and the hat is once again resting safely in its usual position, almost as if nothing happened.
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Mr. Bleu, probably best known as the star of the "High School Musical" franchise who isn't Zac Efron, brings a lively, knockabout charm to the role of Ted, who reappears after Lila dumps him for a Texas millionaire, and soon sets his sights on nabbing Linda as a new partner.
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After forty-odd minutes of sonic adventures, the story ends with the song "It's the Giving, Not the Taking," where one of the record's main themes reappears changed from minor to Major, and the music joyously unhinged, just as Frank himself progresses from unhappy and fettered to happy and cut-loose.
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Internet service providers now flash warnings at the top of different types of search results that child sexual abuse is illegal, and are, impressively, indexing every image of child abuse that has ever been flagged by child protection agencies so that when the image reappears online it can immediately be removed.
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" Using one US-operated interrogation site in Lithuania as a case study that reappears in documents including flight plans, emails, and legal proceedings, alongside Clark's discomfortingly sedate photos, Negative Publicity lays bare the "matrix of mundanity" that surrounded one of the most controversial processes to be born out of the "war on terror.
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"Instead, the Great Cold Spot is re-generated again and again in the same approximate place, similar to the way you often feel the same gusts of wind between two tall buildings—the aurora is blowing with the same general flows, so the feature reappears in a similar place," Stallard told Gizmodo.
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But the "Fifty Shades" pop franchise — which on two previous albums has yielded Top 10 hits for the Weeknd ("Earned It"), the duo of Zayn and Taylor Swift ("I Don't Wanna Live Forever"), and Ellie Goulding ("Love Me Like You Do," which reappears, barely altered, on "Fifty Shades Freed") — stays persistently on message.
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Batman reappears in the Final Crisis series in 2008 and is killed by another villain named Darkseid, but it is revealed in the subsequent Batman and Robin that Darkseid actually made a perfect Bruce Wayne clone to fake Batman's death and used his powers to send the real Batman to prehistoric times.
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The painting on the left is full of dusty pinks and grays, punctuated by diagonal lines of red (sides of album covers) and turquoise green (the plant in a hanger, which reappears in the painting on the right), while the painting on the right consists largely of greens, buttery yellows, and browns.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's nominee to join a key panel of independent energy regulators, who helped roll out a Department of Energy (DOE) directive to bail out aging coal and nuclear plants, told senators on Thursday he did not know if he would recuse himself if the issue reappears before the commission.
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After being turned away once, a drifter named Tallulah (Ellen Page) reappears on the doorstep of Margo (Allison Janney, Ms. Page's "Juno" co-star), the mother of the boyfriend who has abandoned her — this time with a baby Tallulah has kidnapped from an addict (Tammy Blanchard), whom she allows Margo to believe is her granddaughter.
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After about 20 minutes without a sign of human habitation, the valley bottoms out, the train cuts through a rock quarry and a few miles of citrus orchards, and makes a few listless stops before the 21st century abruptly reappears in the form of skyscrapers, billboards and the energetic urban tumult of Tel Aviv.
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You've probably seen at least a couple of action sequences that track a character horizontally — like a side-scrolling level in a video game — but this one is perhaps the most effective I've seen at tracking a character moving vertically, without losing the viewer as Lorraine hops between floors, disappears into rooms, and reappears elsewhere.
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The hallucinatory quality, the elasticity of time in Cheever's story, always made sense to me because it captures what every swimmer both anticipates and dreads — that someday, you will lift your head from the water, and this time, after all the thousands of times before it, the world that reappears before you will not be the one you left.
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We know a bit about Hopper's past already (spoilers for the two of you who haven't seen the show) — namely that the death of his daughter pushed him into a bout of depression, which ultimately led to him aiding Joyce when her son goes missing, and to take in Eleven when she reappears in the second season.
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The two red, butterfly-shaped flowers poking up from the bottom edge on thin white stems, however, enhance the spatial image's ambiguity, while a ribbon painted in patches of light and dark violet disappears behind the crest of the horse's black mane and then reappears on the other side of its head, evoking depth and physicality.
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"Can't Believe the Way We Flow" glides over a looped, high-pitched vocal sample and countless runny keyboard layers, as Blake's falsetto projects a sense of surprised elation, but he can't stop fussing: halfway through, the beat drops out, the sample changes tempo, and this break lasts until the very end of the song, when the original beat reappears.
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The backboard shape reappears as the commanding element of the piece, rendered in thick white outlines against a two-toned blue rectangle near the lower left quadrant, while four smaller rectangles — yellow with black lines, three of them depicting Matissean flora, the fourth a mesh of overlapping curves — float upwards from the lower middle region to the upper right corner.
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That side of Mr. Kiwanuka's music reappears in "One More Night," a Stax-style soul song about clinging to hope, and in the album's first single, "Black Man in a White World," a complex declaration of identity, with a field-holler-like melody set to handclaps, tricky funk syncopations from Mr. Kiwanuka's own guitar and bass tracks and jabs of disco strings.
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The stately, serene brass theme that accompanies this moment quickly becomes associated with Valhalla and Wotan: The theme reappears in the next opera — now as a clue to the plot: When Siegmund, a mortal, laments that he does not know what became of his father, the Valhalla music plays, telling the audience what he does not know himself: that he is Wotan's son.
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