Hill has been on a roll in May, batting .
|
|
That was when the money really began to roll in.
|
|
And Republicans were alarmed that more votes could roll in.
|
|
By 22005, orders for LIDAR were starting to roll in.
|
|
But now, the early reviews have started to roll in.
|
|
Image: APThe bad news continues to roll in for Theranos.
|
|
Texts roll in from Stuart asking her where she is.
|
|
Wolf has been filling the roll in an acting capacity.
|
|
The heavy rain was expected to roll in Wednesday evening.
|
|
The storm is expected to roll in around 4 p.m.
|
|
Some look like staff, and then the visitors roll in.
|
|
Dip in the egg wash, then roll in the breadcrumbs.
|
|
The doors on one closed before she could roll in.
|
|
Nothing that a good roll in the obsidian can't cure.
|
|
The race consisted of skaters coming down the roll in, ollieing over three consecutive hurdles, and then either breaking their board or throwing them into the crowd blindly and racing back to the roll in.
|
|
Ariad's stock was on a roll in 2016, rising 99.04 percent.
|
|
Smartphones are clearly playing a greater roll in our daily lives.
|
|
You just have to wait for the Stories to roll in.
|
|
After the teaser dropped, the tweets really started to roll in.
|
|
But the big ticket invitations have been slow to roll in.
|
|
Icebergs roll in the water as their form and weight shift.
|
|
Maybe that's just how they roll in Miami; Florida is different.
|
|
The spoilers will continue to roll in after each new episode.
|
|
The ESA, they have a very valuable roll in this industry.
|
|
He's continued to grow his lead as more votes roll in.
|
|
Nonetheless, reports continued to roll in of additional potentially dangerous mailings.
|
|
"We're beginning to rock and roll in here," one anchor said.
|
|
Looking for a speakeasy as the cool fall temperatures roll in?
|
|
He knew the dice would not always roll in his favor.
|
|
More clouds and a chance of rain roll in this evening.
|
|
Things will cool down considerably as clouds roll in this evening.
|
|
Just get ready for all of the compliments to roll in.
|
|
" Wellman agreed, adding: "Be consistent, and the money will roll in.
|
|
Barring a disaster, LSU is going to roll in this game.
|
|
Let them duke it out and let the laughs roll in.
|
|
I MEAN, I DO THINK POLITICS CAN PLAY A ROLL IN REGULATION.
|
|
Roll in a mixture of dark chocolate chips and white chocolate chips.
|
|
But to the DPH's surprise, the illness reports continue to roll in.
|
|
Mr Swan could simply sit back and watch the profits roll in.
|
|
"There might be some rock 'n' roll in there too," she said.
|
|
Mr Dromashko acquired servers from China and watched the cash roll in.
|
|
The croc will flip him, a little death roll in a moment.
|
|
The first is whether it uploads your camera roll in the background.
|
|
Will a pre-competition roll in the hay necessarily drain your strength?
|
|
"That's simply not a way that we should roll in this country."
|
|
Pruitt himself has consistently expressed doubts about mankind's roll in global warming.
|
|
This story will be updated as results and candidate statements roll in.
|
|
On the big day, plates are clean and the compliments roll in.
|
|
I posted the photo and waited for sponsorship offers to roll in.
|
|
On Thursday, Trump suggested mental health played a roll in the tragedy.
|
|
The positive reports of the Iran nuclear deal continue to roll in.
|
|
Here are some ways to look at the results as they roll in.
|
|
Try changing your name to "Mom" and see the hilarious messages roll in.
|
|
Shape 2 teaspoons of dough into a ball; roll in sprinkles to coat.
|
|
LF Trey Mancini has gotten on a roll in his last few games.
|
|
Slowly but surely, the news of Nougat updates are starting to roll in.
|
|
GETTING EVERYTHING READY TO BASICALLY ROCK AND ROLL IN 2017 TO GET WORKING.
|
|
But as the emails continued to roll in, my sense of humor faded.
|
|
Only, there's more to this love story than one roll in the hay.
|
|
And clearly it'll take time for its own user testimonials to roll in.
|
|
" Unsettled, they watched the vote counts roll in "with red wine and despair.
|
|
Cool completely, then roll in a large bowl filled with the confectioners' sugar.
|
|
The comic will continue to evolve and change as the issues roll in.
|
|
You'd post what you were looking for and let the emails roll in.
|
|
Then I saw the guy in the video roll in on a hoverboard.
|
|
A lot of people roll in and say, Hey, I'm a street artist!
|
|
Chuck was a pioneer for rock 'n' roll in both style and sound.
|
|
Thus, having the nation's entire voter roll in one place could be dangerous.
|
|
And that's before the expected avalanche of claims roll in from Hurricane Harvey.
|
|
"It's like rock n' roll in the end," said Christian Guemy, 43, a.k.a.
|
|
The Likes would roll in, she'd get more followers, and she'd feel better.
|
|
The tides go up and down, and the waves roll in and out.
|
|
Roll in the B+S sauce until glossy and coated all over. 9.
|
|
Now, the company will face its first real test as reactions roll in.
|
|
Here are five things to watch as the ballots roll in tonight. 2.
|
|
Rain should roll in late tonight and could hang around through tomorrow morning.
|
|
Because after today, the dreary and the drizzle are expected to roll in.
|
|
Money from the campaign, or campaign contributions, played no roll in this transaction.
|
|
It's like being in a coastal town and watching the fog roll in.
|
|
Bouknight's finger roll in traffic just before the buzzer capped the Huskies' spurt.
|
|
And that's when the donations began to roll in — and in and in.
|
|
Check back for updates as more election results and front pages roll in.
|
|
For Delta Air Lines, the dark clouds started to roll in on Wednesday.
|
|
And some of the signals of a coming IPO are starting to roll in.
|
|
Aspiring engineers should probably evacuate like everyone else when the storms roll in, though.
|
|
Find cute pictures, throw on a cute caption, and watch the likes roll in.
|
|
But Jefferson hasn't been able to defend a high pick-and-roll in forever.
|
|
We&aposre going to be updating the numbers as they continue to roll in.
|
|
Follow along with New Republic Minutes throughout Tuesday evening as the results roll in.
|
|
To serve, cut each roll in half and spread Nikkei tartar on each side.
|
|
Brush each ear of corn with mayonnaise, and roll in cheese to coat completely.
|
|
As results start to roll in, here are some things to keep in mind.
|
|
Wear them to a party and wait for the compliments to roll in. 11.
|
|
But a new wave of cosmopolitan, higher-spending residents has begun to roll in.
|
|
Over the course of the afternoon, the sunlight dims and storm clouds roll in.
|
|
Open the Camera app and tap the Camera Roll in the bottom left corner.
|
|
Name drop a restaurant at random and wait for the comments to roll in.
|
|
Around noon, orders started to roll in for chicken and broccoli with brown rice.
|
|
I'm assuming they're huddled around the screen, watching the updates roll in like us.
|
|
Results still have yet to roll in from precincts in Washington and Westmoreland counties.
|
|
But then the clouds roll in, or you're stuck indoors at work without windows.
|
|
Here are five things to watch as results roll in from the 21625th District.
|
|
Here are the five main themes to watch as the tallies roll in tonight.
|
|
"As soon as they roll in they see this puddle of blood," he recalled.
|
|
New companies will roll in and out of the store on a regular basis.
|
|
Clouds roll in minutes later; 200 minutes later, the sun rays are visible again.
|
|
At this point, nobody will really believe it's done till the credits roll in Cannes.
|
|
Some roll in cars (or supercars), some on motorcycle, some on horse, others on foot.
|
|
They're dumb, they happily roll in the mud and muck, their appetites are easily sated. . . .
|
|
Is it not having guests see an aggressively large toilet paper roll in your bathroom?
|
|
"Money from the campaign, or campaign contributions, played no roll in this transaction," Trump wrote.
|
|
As criticism continued to roll in, Houts offered an apology for her actions on Wednesday.
|
|
And if you think about rock and roll, in rock and roll, everybody's done everything.
|
|
In the afternoon, when the clouds began to roll in, the helicopter stopped coming back.
|
|
It's been an exciting week watching your photo and video submissions roll in on Instagram.
|
|
The whole thing has me thinking about the concept of the re-roll in games.
|
|
He was listed on the Santa Fe Junior High sixth-grade honor roll in 2012.
|
|
Tonight, our punishment begins: Rain clouds could roll in and bring scattered showers through Friday.
|
|
Amazon plays a large roll in the success of many other, smaller companies as well.
|
|
This afternoon, though, dark clouds could roll in, bringing strong gusts and possibly even thunderstorms.
|
|
HEADS WILL ROLL, in this case, means that the first word (the "HEAD") will ROLL.
|
|
Animals may dive deep or roll in response to a person latching on like this.
|
|
At least 10 people are dead, a number likely to rise as reports roll in.
|
|
Throw a reception at your favorite bar afterward and watch those free drinks roll in.
|
|
An adaptive suspension offers serenity and control with very little body roll in "auto" mode.
|
|
We also saw the wave of consolidation in the chip industry continue to roll in.
|
|
I posted the ad on Kijiji and waited for the offers to roll in. Crickets.
|
|
And supplies and workers can't just roll in on convoys from the next state over.
|
|
Freezing cold tonight, clear and chilly again on Saturday, then clouds roll in on Sunday.
|
|
In 2016, McDonald's relaunched its $9 lobster roll in a number of New England locations.
|
|
She returned to the table, tore a roll in half, and soaked it in oil.
|
|
Verma would play a large roll in any attempt to reform either Medicare or Medicaid.
|
|
As rural county numbers roll in, Estes is starting to cut more into Thompson's lead.
|
|
Good thing I know martial arts, because I was doing a judo roll in midair.
|
|
Just go roll in the dirt or play in the barn — that will fix everything.
|
|
He had an uneaten lobster roll in front of him and I ordered a coffee.
|
|
For chills, bathers jump into the icy river adjoining the pools or roll in snowbanks.
|
|
Want to watch the 2016 election results roll in from across the country with VICE News?
|
|
And plus, as a black man playing rock and roll in America, hearing them was liberating.
|
|
But as I watched the election results roll in, I was ashamed of my home state.
|
|
On election night, my parents let me stay up late to watch the results roll in.
|
|
You can just see the president having a Trump victory tour once the orders roll in.
|
|
I'm in this 20-foot roll in and out of nowhere this little pebble shows up.
|
|
Beautiful tributes have started to roll in, and people are sharing some of her best scenes.
|
|
The rule is nearly 500 pages long, so commentary will take a while to roll in.
|
|
Complaints continued to roll in — people got rashes, lost hair and were sickened by the water.
|
|
It has been a huge week for earnings so far, and they continue to roll in.
|
|
They also roll in response to noxious high temperatures and noxious mechanical stimulation (stabbing, most importantly).
|
|
Now they get to wait, like the rest of us, for the results to roll in.
|
|
Just turn it into a HTML-based Rube Goldberg machine and watch the clicks roll in.
|
|
In Massachusetts, Swartz ran the program, and then sat back and watched the files roll in.
|
|
Campaign staffers begin to roll in, including Anna Brichacek, Grechen Shirley's campaign manager, laptops in tow.
|
|
If it continues to weaken, Cramer expects to see earnings disappointments and downgrades to roll in.
|
|
Police can follow posts and receive updates via email as new tips (or complaints) roll in.
|
|
A pumpkin-spice latte in the left hand and a spicy tuna roll in the right.
|
|
The profits will likely roll in for at least the next four years as a result.
|
|
We'll be providing key details and context as the results roll in starting at 7 pm.
|
|
Clouds might begin to roll in Saturday morning and could speckle the city through the day.
|
|
Early vote totals will likely be the first things we see as the results roll in.
|
|
The front of the building, clad in wood, glass and fieldstone, seems to roll in waves.
|
|
It just happened to be while the United States is watching the election results roll in.
|
|
Offer dancing and games, and people might be excited to roll in and enjoy the festivities.
|
|
"Money from the campaign, or campaign contributions, played no roll in this transaction," Mr. Trump wrote.
|
|
What happens next as the voting totals and delegate numbers roll in remains to be seen.
|
|
But replacing a tub with a roll-in shower will run $8,343 to $10,000, he said.
|
|
I also tried to put CUCUMBER ROLL in at 15A, but I ran out of squares.
|
|
And it's undeniably satisfying to watch the likes and comments roll in, fake though they are.
|
|
If Saturday's results roll in and Biden doesn't win, it will be clear that he's done.
|
|
Come December, lobbies turn into de facto post offices as packages roll in from online retailers.
|
|
To qualify for the tax break, you must roll in a significant amount of capital gains.
|
|
He is known for his hit singles "Zeze", "Roll in Peace", "Tunnel Vision", and "No Flockin".
|
|
If there's like a toilet roll in the wrong bin, it goes directly onto her nerves.
|
|
"We would have shifts in the wind and that smoke would roll in," Arnold tells Fox News.
|
|
Tonight, as polling results start to roll in, be sure to get your news from verified accounts.
|
|
Dip the bananas in the chocolate and then immediately roll in the Post NUTTER BUTTER® Cereal.
|
|
While the Super Tuesday votes continue to roll in, the presidential hopeful appears to be feeling confident.
|
|
Sudan can't bathe himself, can't have sex, can't roll in the mud as rhinos love to do.
|
|
We'll be brunching as we wait for the rest of the SATC cast endorsements to roll in.
|
|
TwitterSee live comments roll in as Twitter streams Bloomberg's coverage, here, beginning at 8:30 p.m. EDT.
|
|
I hear the opinions that roll in about my divorce, my anxiety, my parenting, all of it.
|
|
"It was a collaborative effort, which I played a roll in," they told Refinery29 in a statement.
|
|
"We're going to roll in early because we wanted to visit some of the shelters," she said.
|
|
Other investors are flocking to the legacy carriers too, as strong quarterly reports continue to roll in.
|
|
I trip on the stairs in my gown, just as Aubrey Plaza and Malin Akerman roll in.
|
|
"He loves to rock and roll in this infant seat," Brianne tells PEOPLE of the latter product.
|
|
"So we're standing there waiting for the cars to roll in … and I was bored," she admits.
|
|
With snow-pants on, you won't be distressed by precipitation or the occasional roll in the snow.
|
|
" But he noted there is enough uncertainty that policymakers should be "patient as the data roll in.
|
|
Obama showed up every spring for the annual Easter Egg roll in a dress shirt sans tie.
|
|
It was a big day for enterprise tech IPOs, which have been on a roll in 2018.
|
|
Tickets began to roll in, the expo calling out orders to the cooks in Thai and English.
|
|
"We're going to roll in early because we wanted to visit some of the shelters," Jackson said.
|
|
Set a budget before making any decisionsSeconds after getting engaged, the big questions start to roll in.
|
|
Then, on deadline day, you open trading back up at noon, and watch the deals roll in.
|
|
Polls begin closing at 8 pm Eastern, and calls for Trump are likely to roll in quickly.
|
|
As the results start to roll in, keep an eye on Sedgwick County, where Wichita is based.
|
|
Roll 1 tablespoon-sized balls of the cookie dough, then roll in the remaining ½ cup granulated sugar.
|
|
A half-cob of corn gets deep-fried, too, after a roll in cornmeal and Old Bay.
|
|
His physique and skillset already manifested enough for the first wave of scholarship offers to roll in.
|
|
The bad news continues to roll in, unfortunately—and it isn't just the bees that are dying.
|
|
If you want to make the Likes roll in, consider adding these spots to your travel bucket list.
|
|
Wearing the right underwear can mean the difference between an early night and a roll in the hay.
|
|
And if you want to roll in style, there are plenty of colors and designs to choose from.
|
|
Meet the royalty of rock 'n' roll in a special summer exhibition at the Chrysler Museum of Art.
|
|
While you view, comments roll in overlaid on mobile like with Live, or in the sidebar on desktop.
|
|
And, of course, watch Mashable's own puppy and kitten live stream as the votes roll in Tuesday night.
|
|
But in addition to that, the company has also been on a strong roll in its own right.
|
|
It gives you a chance to sit and wait to see what new surprises will roll in next.
|
|
Summer's almost officially over, and it's time to get ready for some rock and roll in the markets.
|
|
I'm starving by the time I get home, so I heat up my egg roll in a bowl.
|
|
"Great look — it felt good and I thought it was going to roll in but didn't," DeRozan said.
|
|
We will be updating this page as more deals roll in, so be sure to check back later.
|
|
Greys normally love mud but it took him days to roll in a puddle after he arrived here.
|
|
However, you can only post photos that you've saved to your camera roll in the last 24 hours.
|
|
The dancers roll in and out like tumbleweed, confusing backward and forward, upside down and right side up.
|
|
Expect a few more amendments to roll in before then, despite the fact the deadline was officially Thursday.
|
|
As college admission decisions roll in, many students will think about remaining at their current school or transferring.
|
|
People will learn about a fracking pad at their favorite campsite when they see the trucks roll in.
|
|
I'd just like, roll in from Kinko's and no one really knew what it was going to be.
|
|
The key is to remain focused on improvement even after the contracts and attention begin to roll in.
|
|
Simply post a selfie or an update on your life, and watch the likes and comments roll in.
|
|
It's easier to mutter some platitudes about "free speech" and "connecting people" and watch the money roll in.
|
|
EST: While the Iowa caucuses don't have an end time, the results usually roll in around this time.
|
|
By daybreak on the East Coast, condolence statements had begun to roll in from leaders around the world.
|
|
The National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory for this evening, and a thunderstorm could roll in overnight.
|
|
It's not far, and since it's in an apartment building, I can roll in pretty close to start time.
|
|
Of all the ways a person could sweat, a roll in the hay is one of the most fun.
|
|
"We're just absolutely on a roll in terms of how well we're doing, and it's a very exciting time."
|
|
Huawei has therefore mainly focused on the Chinese and European markets, where it has seen the green roll in.
|
|
If you're after a glitzy finish, brush glue on the bottom and roll in the glitter of your choice.
|
|
Ads will also now sometimes appear at the end of a single story (or "post-roll" in ad speak.)
|
|
B. and I make our dinner — egg roll in a bowl (ground pork, coleslaw mix, mushrooms, carrots, green onions).
|
|
I also pack up my lunch, throw another Kaiser roll in a baggy, and pack my coffee to go.
|
|
State reinsurance programs, which the administration has been actively supportive of, have also played a roll in premium stabilization.
|
|
Officials are now rushing to drain more water from the lake behind the dam as new storms roll in.
|
|
Let's wait for the results, if any — legal and otherwise — to roll in before declaring the DAO revolution underway.
|
|
Simple stick one roll in the center of the waffle maker and cook it for 3 to 4 minutes.
|
|
The update comes well into a tense night for U.S. politics, with midterm election results continuing to roll in.
|
|
The beads roll in place, giving a similar frictionless feel but (I presume) also a pleasant little finger massage.
|
|
That said, I have started my own label, so I'm taking it somewhat seriously when the numbers roll in.
|
|
We're told honchos at United Gun Group pulled the auction early Saturday after phony bids continued to roll in.
|
|
Trump showed up to his first White House Easter Egg roll in a full suit with a red tie.
|
|
Nearby towns also get a boost as surfers roll in for supplies or, for the less talented, medical care.
|
|
Whatever your destination, there's no greater simple pleasure than basking on the sand and watching the tide roll in.
|
|
Here are the seven storylines to watch when Tuesday's results roll in: Will Democrats shoot themselves in the foot?
|
|
We'll have a hazy, overcast morning, with thunderstorms and rain expected to roll in later this afternoon and evening.
|
|
Earnings continue to roll in, with CVS Health out Wednesday with third-quarter profit and revenue that beat expectations.
|
|
Why it matters: IGs play an important roll in government accountability and surveillance of potential wrongdoing by government agencies.
|
|
Yeah, there's this myth of like, some entrepreneur somewhere who's kind of sitting and letting the cash roll in.
|
|
As a reporter my eyes would sort of glaze over ... They would roll in the back of your head?
|
|
Here are five things to watch as the results roll in Tuesday night: Which Stacey will win in Georgia?
|
|
The Hill will be providing live updates from Northam and Gillespie's election watch parties as the results roll in.
|
|
He'd sit at his desk, "knock it out" for hours using custom keystrokes, and watch the money roll in.
|
|
Elizabeth Warren, an advocate of the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act, who played a key roll in launching the CFPB.
|
|
But we're backing the Rams to roll in this one strictly because of how San Francisco lost last week.
|
|
People roll in to give us information all the time, from all kinds of different angles ... all kinds of stuff.
|
|
Walnew Universal Waterproof Case — $10.99 See Details Sometimes you want to roll in style, and nothing says style like leather.
|
|
But it's not just the media that has to slow its roll in 2018 and do some serious soul-searching.
|
|
Yet busy as she's been with this ambitious, multi-layered project, Bradley's also been on a roll in other realms.
|
|
In effect he invited her to take a roll in the gutter with him—inadvisable, as Marco Rubio can testify.
|
|
We joke-posted on Craigslist for a sperm donor, watching replies from all kinds of Bay Area men roll in.
|
|
Would a roll in the hay with C3PO really be that much better than locking legs with a biological biped?
|
|
This starts with Notification Dots that show up as a tiny dot on an app icon as alerts roll in.
|
|
While the U.S. economic engine continued to roll in the quarter, conditions were arising that threaten that growth, Dimon noted.
|
|
Reports about Apple's next iPhone are starting to roll in — and it sounds like it could be a big upgrade.
|
|
These days, I listen with amazement as reports roll in, not because history is repeating itself but because it isn't.
|
|
Save this page because we'll be updating it regularly as new Amazon Cyber Monday Deals Week price drops roll in.
|
|
A flood of tweets began to roll in a little after 11am ET (8am PT) about computer or network issues.
|
|
His is now the latest head to roll in a bribery scandal centred on Petrobras, a state-controlled oil giant.
|
|
Take, for example, a summer roll, in which pieces of cucumber float on an impossibly aerated slate of pork sausage.
|
|
Even before the tanks roll in, the reader is left to wonder if history is simply destined to repeat itself.
|
|
Georgia might be the best team in the country, and if they are, they'll roll in this game in Athens.
|
|
The New York Times estimates that the first results of the special election will roll in around 7:45 p.m.
|
|
This January, he opened a second Spring Roll, in the Muttontown Plaza in Syosset, the former location of Villa Parma.
|
|
We call our friends and book dinner for next Sunday night, when we will roll in triumphantly at 6 p.m.
|
|
The video opens on a cloudy scene, with Kanye declaring that rap is the new rock n roll in voiceover.
|
|
No dessert, unfortunately; temperatures are about to drop again, and rain may roll in for the rest of the week.
|
|
"We have Rollers that, after everybody has left, go up and roll in the sky above the coops," Riley said.
|
|
When she turned around again she had cooked an omelet and flicked it into a roll in the Japanese style.
|
|
This summer, three new titles bring Maine's best recipes into the home — and there isn't a lobster roll in sight.
|
|
The party has also boosted training and contracted with a professional call center to handle results as they roll in.
|
|
As early learnings started to roll in, we decided to share what's going on inside this exploding and mysterious beast.
|
|
As the tributes continued to roll in Monday, one of the most tweeted was from the British actor Idris Elba.
|
|
We're a ragtag Appalachian congregation that often hosts Jewish students and strangers who roll in from mountain towns miles away.
|
|
The musical finale of Euphoria Season 1 served as the last barrel roll in HBO's wildest ride of the year.
|
|
However, investor enthusiasm may be tested once economic data from late January and February begins to roll in, Joy said.
|
|
More heads will roll in the bureaucracy and beyond, creating extra uncertainty just as external pressures mount and fiscal plans shift.
|
|
Meanwhile Trump spoke in Kansas, just hours before results begin to roll in from the five states that are voting today.
|
|
Yet the elegies lamenting the demise of cinema continue to roll in, despite growing evidence that movies are alive and well.
|
|
I tried to audition for a roll in something and when I stood before the casting directors I completely froze up.
|
|
The more I can connect with them, the more compelling their expressions will be — gestures play a huge roll in that.
|
|
As a model, actress, and entrepreneur, Rose could easily just focus on doing her job and watch the money roll in.
|
|
" The dice roll in Lima's favor more often than one might expect, so that when he writes, "My telephone calls you.
|
|
There will be activities, entertainment, and, of course, the actual egg roll, in which children race wooden eggs with a spoon.
|
|
Josh Baines: It wasn't until that day that I learned the hard way that people really can roll in their graves.
|
|
Originally intended as a free release, Cash Money Records slapped a $12.99 price on IYRTITL and watched the profits roll in.
|
|
If you were merely watching the chart data roll in, it would seem that Makonnen's career has been on the decline.
|
|
Trump's campaign reboot could succeed, funds could roll in, and momentum could build as the Republican Party preps for its convention.
|
|
"When I step in the ring, it's like I've already done it 100 times," he told Rich Roll in a podcast.
|
|
Some of the big questions we will be watching as the returns roll in: It would be almost impossible for Mrs.
|
|
British bakery Greggs has apologized for substituting Jesus for a sausage roll in a promotional image for its Christmas advent calendar.
|
|
"May God bless you," she said at the close of her remarks at the White House Easter Egg Roll in April.
|
|
But those of us who witnessed Beijing Spring are confident that eventually, unpredictably, the tide of freedom will roll in again.
|
|
And there's still no nadir in sight, especially as dismal economic data from Europe and North America begins to roll in.
|
|
Evidence continues to roll in that American workers are out of position for the high-value jobs of today and tomorrow.
|
|
And: Wallace Stevens "The Man with the Blue Guitar," Canto XXV (1937) A rumpus, a rollick, a roll in the hay . . .
|
|
"Change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability," a voice says at the beginning of the ad, quoting King.
|
|
According to Weed Maps, the product is the top-selling pre-roll in California and is available in over 300 dispensaries.
|
|
One cannot simply stick a cluster of machines in a room, turn on the juice, and expect money to roll in.
|
|
We get a lot of celebrities on set that roll in with a huge team and don't want to wear a mic.
|
|
Are you two thinking about a year-long endeavor, or just a quick roll in the hay with a fun new series?
|
|
Although the first results of this year-long study are just beginning to roll in, NASA has already seen some interesting results.
|
|
And the options market is implying some volatile moves for the space as the reports start to roll in later this week.
|
|
Adulting is expensive, and when the bills roll in, blowing a chunk of your paycheck on a new bed can feel daunting.
|
|
Good job everyone: Americans took a break from looking at porn long enough to watch the midterm erection election results roll in.
|
|
I get to be new to a new generation, and I get to roll in a different way and cook different food.
|
|
On November 8, I watched from my apartment in New York City with disbelief as the election results began to roll in.
|
|
Roll dough into 1 inch balls, roll in reserved white sugar and place on un-greased cookie sheet 2 inches apart. 8.
|
|
When we get home, I heat up and eat my egg roll in a bowl and T. makes breakfast casserole for dinner.
|
|
Some of the more careful eaters will balance an apple on one paw so the fruit does not roll in the dirt.
|
|
"We closed the gap at the end of the second quarter, but they went on a roll in the third," Batum said.
|
|
The first results are starting to roll in nearly an hour after polls closed, and they bode well for Ossoff so far.
|
|
Even as more disappointing statistics about corporate diversity roll in this International Women's Day, the venerable Hang Seng Bank can stand proud.
|
|
It's a living, social camera roll in which photos and videos can be organized, edited, and shared long after they are taken.
|
|
That's not how they roll in a regime that Human Rights Watch points out has no written penal code or criminal rights.
|
|
"I feel it's a little bit like rock-n-roll in the 50s, when people said it will destroy everything," he said.
|
|
Meet Me in the Bathroom: Rebirth and Rock and Roll in New York City 2001-2011 is out now via Harper Collins.
|
|
The goal of these entrepreneurs is to rebuild existing industries with new technology, monopolize the market, and watch the profits roll in.
|
|
It gets chilly out here on the tip of the Bay, so zip up your jacket while watching the morning roll in.
|
|
She is constantly getting attacked on YouTube for her appearance, but isn't allowed to feel upset, because more comments will roll in.
|
|
Even though Jacob was unable to pay my requests while waiting on checks to roll in, I didn't curb our spending habits.
|
|
For this album I've found myself describing the lyrics as the story that happens after the credits roll in a romantic comedy.
|
|
The rest of the day is a trade off: More clouds will roll in this afternoon, but temperatures should rise to 57.
|
|
Yet a Pret lobster roll in America is a third pricier than in Britain, even though the lobster comes from nearer by.
|
|
Entering Saturday's game against Montreal, the Penguins are on a roll in this calendar year, going 25-10-3 since Jan. 1.
|
|
Season 2 finds the queen dealing poignantly with aging amid the rise of sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll in British culture.
|
|
Thunderstorms may roll in this afternoon — and Labor Day weekend's looking iffy — but here's hoping that Mother Nature comes through for us.
|
|
"You eat the elephant one issue at a time," she said on Tuesday, as votes began to roll in for her party.
|
|
I know a few guys that just say they "stayed at a friend's" and roll in at noon in a shocking condition.
|
|
That could mean veal Milanese in Milan, a lobster roll in Maine, a chocolate croissant in France and pad Thai in Thailand.
|
|
As school officials try to go easy on the students, some roll in late or leave early, if they go at all.
|
|
Talk for a bit, get the name Burisma out there, blame Democrats, wait for those sweet sweet acquittal votes to roll in.
|
|
To sit now with the Polish mountaineers, old and young, is to hear voices rise and laughter roll in like ocean breakers.
|
|
Of course, Phil was able to roll in the eagle putt ... but you just know the dude was fuming over missing history!!
|
|
Here's what to look for as the numbers roll in: The most money All signs point to a big haul for Sen.
|
|
Same crew at our place ... The difference, right, is you can't put pre-roll in the form of a GIF, I guess.
|
|
I'm sure for some love is only a roll in the hay of contingency where sexual bodies are embodied and hands handled.
|
|
You can't just say, "I wish we had a diverse writing room," and then just let the regular old resumes roll in.
|
|
Whenever we discuss Ferguson we talk about his propensity to perform a Dark Souls roll in answer to any moment of disadvantage.
|
|
He went on to roll in states with large black populations, and he needed every bit of that help, barely holding off Mrs.
|
|
Louisville continued to roll in the second quarter, adding a 1-yard touchdown run by Jeremy Smith to take a 123-0 lead.
|
|
He is now living with Ridenhour in Austin, Texas, where he is enjoying getting to roll in grass for the very first time.
|
|
As this year's results roll in, I get word that Polish superstar Błażej Urbanek has done the unthinkable, winning three competitions in all.
|
|
Cruz came in second place in the state and trailed Trump by just four points, as results continued to roll in on Tuesday.
|
|
If you may only get one roll in the grain before becoming a blue-eyed zombie, you want it to be good, right?
|
|
As the best of the best roll in over the next few days, we thought we'd pick out some of our favourite entries.
|
|
You just slap a collar on their neck (or bolt a transmitter to their fin) and wait for the data to roll in.
|
|
READ: Russia denies wrongdoing after jet barrel roll In that incident, an RC-135 aircraft also was intercepted by a Russian SU-27.
|
|
Here are some of the big questions we will be watching as the returns roll in: It would be almost impossible for Mrs.
|
|
I set up a Forever Roll in a single-use bathroom in our office, and after lunch, gave it a full test myself.
|
|
A new high of 2.1 million people voted early in the state of Georgia and votes continue to roll in with record numbers.
|
|
It's also weather-proof, suggesting it'll handle a cloudbreak or roll in the duff just fine (but don't take it swimming with you).
|
|
As more 2016 early votes roll in, it will be interesting to assess whether either party's candidate has been successful in this strategy.
|
|
Just select it, write out your question, slap that baby on your story and wait for the sweet, sweet feedback to roll in.
|
|
Here's a breakdown of the eight challenges: Speed Challenge: A high-velocity flat-ground best-trick contest featuring a mini mega roll-in.
|
|
Sanders also made an unexpected stop at his campaign office in Des Moines, and calmly watched the caucus results roll in on television.
|
|
"You may experience delays while using the website," Canada's citizenship and immigration portal warned as the US primary results continued to roll in.
|
|
All you would have to do is build your page, specify your services, modify questions, add staff, and wait as appointments roll in.
|
|
The video's first few frames roll in black-and-white with an acid western vibe, then explode at the moment of a death.
|
|
When you roll in, you can expect to be immersed into a world with one purpose: to make you lose your fucking mind.
|
|
The young rising star recently became verified on Twitter (welcome to the club, boo), which means his followers are about to roll in.
|
|
Kasich plans on staying in Columbus next week as results roll in from four Republican voting contests in Hawaii, Idaho, Michigan and Mississippi.
|
|
Magic 118, Pelicans 88 Nikola Vucevic had 25 points and 17 rebounds as Orlando continued to roll in a rout at New Orleans.
|
|
"As earnings roll in, most of them have been OK," said Rick Meckler, partner at Cherry Lane Investments in New Vernon, New Jersey.
|
|
On Politics With Lisa Lerer As we watch the returns roll in on Tuesday night, a key threshold could make all the difference.
|
|
We are standing aside so that Erdogan, Bashar al-Assad, Vladimir Putin, and the Taliban can roll in, and ISIS can fight on.
|
|
He has a Russian counterpart in Kirill Serebrennikov, director of "Leto," a competition film about rock 'n' roll in Russia during the 1980s.
|
|
When an important liberal is under fire, the team will roll in and pay that person back for years of donations and support.
|
|
She kept hoping for one final redemptive twist, like a Hillary voter on election night waiting for those last precincts to roll in.
|
|
The app updates with a list of details as they roll in and lets people nearby take live video or comment with information.
|
|
Likewise, when 22019's numbers roll in and likely shatter these recent records, one should not presume that Trump administration policies deserve blame.
|
|
The reviews from medical groups of the Senate bill to repeal and replace Obamacare are starting to roll in — and they're not positive.
|
|
The world will freely offer itself to you to be unmasked, it has no choice, it will roll in ecstasy at your feet.
|
|
Greggs, a British bakery chain, has apologized for replacing the Baby Jesus with a sausage roll in a promotional image for its advent calendar.
|
|
I expect to be thinking about this first episode long after the Iowa returns roll in, and waiting for word of the next round.
|
|
The result was also attributed to a gross manipulation of the voters' roll in favour of rural voters, who are Zanu-PF's strongest backers.
|
|
The emotion of those at the scene was palpable, even as details about casualties and the nature of the attack continued to roll in.
|
|
In the days that followed, I watched the deluge of reactionary podcasts roll in, but I found the urge to click "play" was fading.
|
|
As the data continues to roll in, we'll see how well the program pays off in terms of the participants' physical and mental health.
|
|
As someone who's covered voting rights battles in recent elections, here's what I'm keeping an eye on as results roll in on Election Day.
|
|
Airbus and Singapore let the good times roll in Toulouse, with giant balloons flanking the airplane and a giant "228,278th" decal affixed to it.
|
|
Here are highlights of Guo in action at the 2015 FIBA Asia Championship — he splits a pick and roll in the very first clip.
|
|
Feces are an attractant to dogs and one of the great mysteries yet to be solved is why some of them roll in it.
|
|
"We're going to roll in early because we wanted to visit some of the shelters," she said in a video posted on social media.
|
|
With sex, drugs and groundbreaking rock n' roll in ample supply, the script—which is co-written by Cheadle—channels the music's freewheeling spirit.
|
|
"Money from the campaign, or campaign contributions, played no roll in this transaction," Trump wrote in one of a series of early morning tweets.
|
|
It could also play a huge roll in market stabilization, essentially forcing younger, healthier people into the marketplace and as such, lowering overall costs.
|
|
Now the company is starting to see some good news roll in, and it'll have to figure out how to capitalize on that momentum.
|
|
Known for her breakout camp roll in the cult class movie, Showgirls, Gershon bears such a striking resemblance to FLOTUS that it's frankly unnerving.
|
|
They even built a little basestation for BB-8 to sit on, allowing it to roll in place when you crank a wheel. Jealous?
|
|
You might still be enjoying the ramen craze or those ice creams flavored with herbs and vegetables, and then the food halls roll in.
|
|
Oregon State continued to roll in the second half, taking its first possession 65 yards on seven plays to build a 42-19 lead.
|
|
Now she's calling me a liar in the parking lot of the bar I frequent, and my work buddies are starting to roll in.
|
|
But wouldn't it be easier to do so in pants that don't threaten to show every dimple and roll in every woman over 30?
|
|
Lionel Messi is among those taking to a Toilet Roll Challenge, in which players use their feet to keep a roll in the air.
|
|
They had gathered on a vast lawn to watch the election results roll in through the night, and the mood was cheerful and relaxed.
|
|
When he showed up in New Orleans — because he came down to where we were shooting to roll in his scene — I was overwhelmed.
|
|
ET. At that time, the quarantine is broken and reporters are allowed to use some of the data as it begins to roll in.
|
|
Not long after decorations are boxed up and trees are brought down each year, royalties start to roll in through artists' and songwriters' letterboxes.
|
|
Why it matters: It's the latest — and expected — sign of how lower oil prices are weighing on the industry as profit reports roll in.
|
|
As my birthday drew nearer and rewards emails started to roll in, I began drawing up a plan for how many places I could visit.
|
|
However, a spokesperson for Snap tells us that ads will continue to play in between Stories ("mid-roll" in ad parlance) within the playlist feature.
|
|
After the broadcast, the notifications roll in: I got tons of likes from new fans on my Facebook and approaches for business opportunities in India.
|
|
Things quickly turned romantic, with the two going for a literal roll in the hay — having sex on barrels of hat in the horse stable.
|
|
Since his celebrated master's collection brought genuinely groundbreaking florals to the runway at Central Saint Martins in 2016, major milestones have continued to roll in.
|
|
They get on stage with this MC303 roll-in drum machine from the early 90s and it's just that and a vocoder and a microphone.
|
|
The movie has been kept tightly under wraps, but you can expect plenty of previews to roll in as Aladdin's May 24, 2019 premiere approaches.
|
|
Once results roll in, Growbots will continually update its algorithms based on the responses it sees and optimize the next campaign based on this data.
|
|
In a post Wednesday, the Facebook founder shared a photo of himself and his daughter Max, 11 months, watching the presidential election results roll in.
|
|
Judging by the influx of tweets that continue to roll in, however, a fair few of those customers are not thrilled with the coffee brand.
|
|
If you're not familiar with a Reddit roast, people pose with a sign saying "Roast Me," and then wait for the abuse to roll in.
|
|
Tell a few lies about the interest rates, and then watch the profits roll in – sounds like a classic fraud if ever there was one.
|
|
Given that this is essentially a statistical dead heat, it is possible that those positions could shift once final numbers roll in on Monday morning.
|
|
While you wait for the numbers to roll in, read on to learn about the millions of dollars that have been spent on these races.
|
|
NDAA AMENDMENTS ROLL IN: Senators were busy Wednesday filing amendments to the defense bill, setting up floor fights on a number of hot button issues.
|
|
Syracuse had needed the equivalent of a favorable roll in the men's basketball selection committee room one week earlier even to be in the bracket.
|
|
Roll in caster sugar, then place on the lined baking tray and flatten them slightly, using the underside of a glass or measuring cup. 5.
|
|
But just wait until your preferred platform opens a one-off storefront where you can peddle your wares for the real money to roll in.
|
|
So, it'll roll in, maybe it could do 10% of rides, then it will do 20% of rides, then it will do 30% of rides.
|
|
ANTHONY TOMMASINI Over the last two seasons, the exceptional young lyric tenor Ben Bliss has been on a roll in Mozart at the Metropolitan Opera.
|
|
The image implies rock & roll in the general sense and nothing more; in 1976, punk or metal or updated rockabilly would all plug in fine.
|
|
Being from farm country, I love this one that perfectly captures the feeling of sitting on a farmhouse porch and watching a thunderstorm roll in.
|
|
Here's what they came up with: "Meet Me in the Bathroom: Rebirth and Rock and Roll in New York City 2001-2011" by Lizzy Goodman.
|
|
The alternative, mattress stores, are the stuff of Tarantino movies: You expect a guy with a sawed-off shotgun to roll in and take hostages.
|
|
During one of the most jam-packed weeks of earnings season, Cramer expects the stock market's fluctuations to continue as companies' quarterly results roll in.
|
|
Last week, Hyman had sent an email to existing customers, as complaints started to roll in about out-of-stock sizes and late order deliveries.
|
|
As I write this, I'm sitting in my office, just outside Chicago, looking west from my 11th-floor window and watching the clouds roll in.
|
|
Either way, with the Endgame money continuing to roll in, that line about the movie industry being bigger than ever certainly seems to be true.
|
|
They were there to see the drag comedian Dina Martina, who soon towered above them singing "I Love Rock 'n Roll" in a demented warble.
|
|
That will take some time, but we can expect data from the satellite to roll in soon (that is, within a few weeks or months) after.
|
|
Middle-class catch-up But a lot of the spikes in business are fleeting, coming and going with the thick plumes of smog that roll in.
|
|
These bands of warm moist air roll in off the Pacific, hit the coastal mountains, and cool down — showering California with rainfall and snow every winter.
|
|
We had some hurricane swell roll in recently and I missed the first couple of days, but I did get some time in the water today.
|
|
The bad news, again, continues to roll in as what may have been a competitor in theory now seems more and more like an existential threat.
|
|
There are real-time weather effects that add a depth to the world; you'll see fog and rain roll in and the wind blowing plants around.
|
|
According to a spokesperson for Mt. San Jacinto College, the 29-year-old was named to the president's honor roll in fall 2015 and spring 2016.
|
|
Image: APUpdate 9:40 AM ET: Photos and videos of the hurricane's impact in Haiti are starting to roll in on Twitter, under #Matthew and #MatthewHaiti.
|
|
They haven't so far, but it will be something to watch closely as expert analyses roll in and senators start to hear back from their states.
|
|
Wilkison feels complaints are "going to roll in" as officers make quick decisions on whom to ask and whom not to ask about their immigration status.
|
|
Noel's now established as the elder statesman of rock 'n' roll in this country and the more childish the insult, the more annoying it must be.
|
|
Brokers roll in a relatively small community and would quickly sniff me out as an outsider if I acted like a member of their esteemed ranks.
|
|
For all that, he was still Chuck Berry, the "alpha and omega of rock and roll," in the words of former Rolling Stone editor Joe Levy.
|
|
When clouds roll in blocking the sun for a short time (intermittency), you need a grid that can use traditional sources to pick up the slack.
|
|
Donald Trump gathered family and friends together Tuesday night to do two things: watch the election results roll in and take a nearly-universally unflattering photo.
|
|
Almost every 10 minutes, a UPS handler would roll in a hand truck filled with those signature Amazon boxes, presumably loading up the store with inventory.
|
|
I couldn't answer myself at two or three in the morning when my eyes pop open and see the dead roll in front of my eyes.
|
|
Then comes the cold, administered via a quick plunge in an outdoor pool, an ice-edged river or, for the bold, a roll in the snow.
|
|
As corporate earnings reports roll in, analysts are keeping a close eye on profit margins as a possible early warning signal for the markets and economy.
|
|
Wilbur was soon using a doggy door to go out into the yard to relieve himself, root around for leaves and occasionally roll in the mud.
|
|
The question as the results roll in on Tuesday night is whether Trump's attempts to portray every Democrat as a progressive in the mold of Rep.
|
|
During one of the most jam-packed weeks of earnings season, Jim Cramer expects the stock market's fluctuations to continue as companies' quarterly results roll in.
|
|
As the results from Florida began to roll in on Tuesday, Sanders was delivering a speech (via the internet) about how he would tackle the coronavirus.
|
|
The currently in-the-works budget could also roll in some or all of these ideas as it allocates $6 billion to address the opioid crisis.
|
|
It almost feels like a normal meal, until the cameras roll in and someone who I come to think of as the hype man starts giving instructions.
|
|
We all get to see what others think about accept or reject of public apologies when we see the numbers roll in on those very public apologies.
|
|
The annual Cooper's Hill Cheese Roll in Brockworth, England, draws hundreds of spectators eager to watch people hurl themselves down the steep hill after wheels of cheese.
|
|
Leonard missed the past two games with a left hand injury after a tremendous roll in which he scored 27 or more points in six consecutive contests.
|
|
NASA's 'barbeque roll' in space By piecing together images and audio, filmmakers managed to confirm the true direction the spaceship was pointing during much of the journey.
|
|
True, it was diplomacy at gunpoint, with the Gambian strongman having been warned that the Senegalese troops would roll in within hours if he did not relent.
|
|
Half the joy was watching the shocked emoji faces roll in after I let them know they were from Gap and cheaper than a monthly subway card.
|
|
Click on to see what we're buying from the debut selection — and bookmark this page, as we'll continue to update with new arrivals as they roll in.
|
|
Just from looking at your numbers, you made a lot more plays for teammates out of the pick-and-roll in Utah than you have in Cleveland.
|
|
Sluggo Challenge: A foam pit is placed in front of the roll-in for this challenge which involves blasting a trick into the pit at top speed.
|
|
The spring storms were about to roll in, and farmers would take cover indoors for fear of being found by a lightning bolt in the flat expanse.
|
|
On my birthday, I knew that everyone was going to roll in with "birthday girl" cards and things like that, and I knew I couldn't handle it.
|
|
Answers soon began to roll in, and it became clear that tuft cells respond to more than succinate and do more than help repel the body's invaders.
|
|
But as big blizzards roll in across the Northeast US, and clouds and rain obscure views elsewhere, it's worth having a backup plan for this celestial event.
|
|
So they call the roll in alphabetical order, from Alabama through Wyoming, including the territories, and then any state that was passed is called in alphabetical order.
|
|
But I remember reading once that female friendships roll in cycles of near-obsessive closeness followed by emotional drift — and that tends to be true for us.
|
|
The economy does not reset itself on inauguration day every four or eight years, waiting for the next president to roll in and start Tweeting self-praise.
|
|
As I watch the returns roll in tomorrow night at New York Times headquarters, I'm going to be looking to one number for an answer: 15 percent.
|
|
Under certain conditions, marimo form when a type of algae bind together and roll in the currents in the bottom of shallow lakes, collecting in large colonies.
|
|
The performance–cum–rally coincides with the New Hampshire primary, so you'll have moral support and hopefully a drink in hand as the real results roll in.
|
|
Before the opening credits roll in "Padmaavat," a disclaimer carefully notes that the film is based on an epic poem that is considered a work of fiction.
|
|
No one is expected to walk around in public with a toilet paper roll in the event they're hit with a bad case of diarrhea, Kramer says.
|
|
That same month, Judge Torres, who was up for re-election in November and needed support from the party, played a pivotal roll in reassigning Mr. Montano.
|
|
That same month, Judge Torres, who was up for re-election in November and needed support from the party, played a pivotal roll in reassigning Mr. Montano.
|
|
A traditional movie studio might be quaking in its boots this weekend, waiting for the box-office figures to roll in after such a terrible critical reception.
|
|
So, when the holidays roll in and gift lists start to stump you, your safest bet is to buy something special for that four-legged someone instead.
|
|
We'll be continually updating this post as the daily deals roll in, so be sure to keep it bookmarked and refer back each day for fresh markdowns.
|
|
On each of the plant's four machine lines, a team of up to six people would roll in motorized lifts and build scaffolds to reach the gantries.
|
|
The crucial thing to keep in mind — before the feelings roll in and the hurt starts to ache — is that the comic book industry is a business.
|
|
As fans eagerly watched the 2017 Oscar nominations roll in on Tuesday morning, some eagle-eyed viewers noticed discrepancies between the Academy's official website and its Twitter account.
|
|
As exit polls roll in from some of the high-profile races of 2018, it appears that black women voted overwhelmingly — specifically, 92 percent nationwide — for progressive candidates.
|
|
"The only job I could do is sit in an office," said Mueller, dunking a bread roll in his soup bowl at the Kana Soup Kitchen in Dortmund.
|
|
In Florida, which had the most delegates up for grabs on Tuesday, she holds a 32-point lead over Senator Bernie Sanders as results continue to roll in.
|
|
Don't even worry about watching the U.S. election results roll in tonight; we already know the outcome, and it comes courtesy of a psychic Scottish goat named Boots.
|
|
Duuple has partnered with St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital for this initial challenge and will be donating to the charity as the videos and new challenges roll in.
|
|
Many of the supporters who had gathered for Clinton's celebration in New York were shocked, some of them crying as they watched the states roll in for Trump.
|
|
New technologies and working practices are likely to be playing a roll in suppressing inflation, it said, though normal impulses should kick in if unemployment continues to drop.
|
|
Things quickly turned romantic for the two characters, with them going for a literal roll in the hay — having sex on barrels of hay in the horse stable.
|
|
Scientists may have discovered a lake filled with liquid water on Mars; updates on the Russian nerve agent attack that killed three in England continue to roll in.
|
|
Every fan is trained at this point: Whenever there's a new movie, we wait and we watch the credit roll in anticipation of a tease for what's next.
|
|
So if you want the likes to roll in on your own 'gram, try adding white flowers into the mix — bonus points if they happen to resemble clouds.
|
|
Coldplay got a lesson in old school rock 'n' roll in the middle of an award show when a singer went berserk and destroyed the band's dinner table.
|
|
But nowadays the path to fame is much simpler: Do crazy stuff, film it, post a video on YouTube and then watch the likes and subscriptions roll in.
|
|
The Justice League star, 31, was mentioned on the organization's recently released 2017 donors list honor roll in a category for donations between $1 million and $4,999,999 million.
|
|
You just apply them with eyelash glue as you would any other less technologically advanced set, and let the compliments and/or looks of total wonderment roll in.
|
|
The video was filmed during Ciara's pregnancy and shows her and her Seattle Seahawks quarterback husband strolling along the beach and playfully swinging as the waves roll in.
|
|
It's nice to be democratic and be hands off but at the same time you have to take some kind of active roll in ensuring some quality control.
|
|
I could roll in at eight o'clock and have my producers tell me what to say and book seven people for me to chat with about the news.
|
|
Eye tucks get an eye roll in two books that view the problem not as the elderly but as a culture that has forgotten how to value them.
|
|
With new partners like Major League Baseball and GrubHub, Groupon has "been on a roll" in terms of securing new partners, CEO Rich Williams told Cramer on Thursday.
|
|
More validation continues to roll in, most recently from the IMF, which has upped its forecast of U.S. and global growth, crediting the tax bill for the revisions.
|
|
"We will not stand idly by as the bulldozers roll in," Marianna Treviño-Wright, the executive director of the butterfly center, said in a statement to the Observer.
|
|
They arrived with lettuce, mint and cilantro on the side; diners were told to wrap a roll in a lettuce leaf and dip it in the accompanying vinaigrette.
|
|
We sat at New York's LaGuardia Airport together watching the news roll in on our phones, wondering aloud whether we were dumb as hell for attempting the trip.
|
|
As we huffed down an avocado roll in the departure lounge, neither the THUMP team nor the rest of the airport's general population seemed full of summer cheer.
|
|
Your employer gives you a form, you type a few numbers from that form into TurboTax, and then you wait for that sweet refund money to roll in.
|
|
Here are POLITICO's top things to watch as the results roll in: John Warren has pledged to "drain the swamp" in the state Capitol if he's elected governor.
|
|
Herbert saved par on the first extra hole after hitting his approach shot into the water, before returning to the same green to roll in the winning birdie.
|
|
It's unclear how quickly results will roll in, but some political observers believe it'll be an earlier night since there aren't many early and absentee votes to count.
|
|
But within hours of its passage, criticism began to roll in from legal experts, intellectuals and the Iraqi street suggesting that the law might not work as advertised.
|
|
Whole snapper a la Veracruz takes well to a roll in corn flour seasoned with cumin, black pepper and paprika and a quick swim in hot canola oil.
|
|
The company has not announced an official launch date but one source told CNBC last month that Ola may attempt a full roll in mid-January next year.
|
|
Let's go through what each number ranking, or seed, in the parlance of March Madness, means, and the details of each roll in the hay (or silks, or furs).
|
|
Under the terms of the pact, Syrian forces and rebel troops were both supposed to pull back from the highway so the aid trucks could start to roll in.
|
|
However, it is a fact that we have found no records of any such person on our pay roll, in that given time period, as described in the blog.
|
|
On Titan, it's actually easier for a vehicle to fly than to roll in order to get to all the different places that the scientists would like to explore.
|
|
Who wins, and in which category, is at best an expensive game — one that Hollywood will obsess over until the credits for the Oscar telecast finally roll in February.
|
|
A paper notice requirement made sense in the age of player pianos when songwriters could hardly be expected to keep track of every player piano roll in the country.
|
|
If Miloti's eye-roll in the teaser is anything to go off of, there's some campy self-awareness to go with the inevitable dark future of misused technology here.
|
|
This very first batch of 2016 early votes is therefore only a small sliver of the early vote that is expected to roll in over the next several weeks.
|
|
The byway will take you to Gateway Arch in Missouri, the birthplace of Rock 'n' Roll in Memphis, TN, and the National World War II Museum in New Orleans.
|
|
And if the GOP finds itself tempted to fall in line behind Trump after tonight's results roll in, it better get used to being left out in the rain.
|
|
She says there's no getting around recasting Frank's role -- the NJ native was such a big part of the film ... which is about '70s rock n' roll in Jersey.
|
|
Members of the Sinema camp have expressed confidence about the possible outcome of the election as results continue to roll in, while McSally's seemed confident earlier in the week.
|
|
They also, happen to "show every dimple and roll in every woman over 30"—which seemingly makes it harder to "conquer the world" in Jones' vision of gender politics.
|
|
While it didn't exactly capture the essence of a cinnamon roll in my experience, it was certainly a sweet and sugary combination I'd welcome again for the autumn season.
|
|
Some political observers point out that Ossoff's small lead in the early vote wasn't enough, so he'll need to gain ground with Election Day votes as they roll in.
|
|
The app's interface will also show you how many viewers you currently have, watch the tally of Likes and other reactions, and check out comments as they roll in.
|
|
Merrill, 69, was a big star in Japan in the 1970s and wrote and recorded the anthem "I Love Rock 'n' Roll" in 1975 with his band The Arrows.
|
|
It is also quite possible, after all the Tuesday states are accounted for, that the delegate picture will look very competitive, particularly as full tallies from California roll in.
|
|
There's a lot of estimates staring to roll in from Goldman Sachs this morning — four-tenths of a basis point to 2020 estimates from them for China GDP growth.
|
|
Still, if you keep these groups in mind as the results roll in, you should get a sense of how economic issues are playing out in the primary campaign.
|
|
The Bengals' pass defense isn't all that bad, and the Jets are on the road, but bet on Darnold continuing to roll in what is still a plus matchup.
|
|
My first hint that the White House Easter Egg Roll in the age of President Trump might be a fraught subject came, fittingly, through Mr. Trump's favorite medium: Twitter.
|
|
Until this episode, Democrats appeared to be on a steady roll in Virginia, a state that had increasingly become a source of strength for the party in major elections.
|
|
The earnings outlook is brighter as second-quarter reports begin to roll in, but cyclical sectors need to take the pilot's seat for stocks to continue rising, analysts said Thursday.
|
|
They roll in and out of town every semester as if on a conveyor belt, regaining good standing in the community and the classroom in pursuit of Division I scholarships.
|
|
At a hastily organized watch party at Pearlz Oyster Bar in Columbia, roughly 100 of Mr. Sanders's fans watched the election results roll in — or simply opted to ignore them.
|
|
The success of Amazon's line of smart speakers has also played a roll in the expansion of Prime, though it's yet to be seen how exactly Amazon leverages the devices.
|
|
As Case prepared for her set, the crowd, perched on the banks of Washington's Columbia River Gorge, had watched an angry wall of gray roll in from across the horizon.
|
|
If you want your brand in the news, it seems all you have to do is swap your stick-thin models with "real" people and watch the accolades roll in.
|
|
These autonomous big rigs have been testing in both California and Arizona one the course of the past year, Waymo says, and now they're ready to roll in Georgia, too.
|
|
Admittedly, you still might want to go out and try some of the regional cuisines IRL since you may not necessarily enjoy eating, say, a lobster roll in chip form.
|
|
Keep scrolling to snag the best of the best and keep tabs on this page because we're positive more tech deals will roll in all week long for Cyber Week!
|
|
Thunder roll in Bryant's final road game OKLAHOMA CITY — For the Oklahoma City Thunder and Los Angeles Lakers, their matchup Monday night was irrelevant in the grand scheme of things.
|
|
These protocols will likely play a central roll in a lawsuit filed late last month by the family of an Apple engineer who died in an alleged Tesla Autopilot malfunction.
|
|
Elvis has entered the building Actor Austin Butler (yes, we had to Google him, too) will play the King of Rock 'n' Roll in a new biopic opposite Tom Hanks.
|
|
As primary results roll in, like-minded luminaries among the politically active rich and famous are linking up with each other on social media to show their support in numbers.
|
|
Results for the contest, which was held on Tuesday, were slow to roll in because of the razor-thin margin separating the number of votes received by Clinton and Sanders.
|
|
Thinking that Mr. Laachraoui would not return to Belgium, he said the Schaerbeek borough had struck him off the electoral roll in 2015 but had been powerless to do more.
|
|
The site also lets you filter listings on a number of criteria such as the presence of roll-in showers, hoists, grab rails and a host of other accessibility features.
|
|
Its marketing thus leans heavily on claims that nurses just need to spend a few minutes creating a profile and then watch as the great job offers to roll in.
|
|
The race was called about 30 minutes after the polls closed, with Mr. Cuomo watching the results roll in over dinner with senior staff at the Governor's Mansion in Albany.
|
|
They've persuaded hesitant homeowners to install roll-in showers by presenting them as super-chic wet rooms, and they've even played the "in case your parents come to stay" card.
|
|
We may need to slow our collective roll in the romantic department when Venus, the planet of love and beauty, goes retrograde in Gemini from May 13 to June 25.
|
|
They have since maintained a cordial relationship, spending time together at the White House's annual Easter Egg roll in April and exchanging well-wishes on Mother's Day and Father's Day.
|
|
Sanders had 265% of the county convention delegates in Nevada with about 65% of the precincts reported, as results were slow to roll in six hours after the caucuses began.
|
|
McDonald's recently tested a crispy chicken sandwich, made with a fried chicken filet topped with butter and crinkle-cut pickles on a potato roll, in Knoxville, Tennessee; and Houston, Texas.
|
|
No more tedious fabrication process or expensive studio rental: simply slap together a concept image, source the necessary materials on the Internet, and wait for the orders to roll in.
|
|
He played the course in 1998 when the U.S. suffered their lone Presidents Cup defeat and returned 13 years later to roll in the winning putt at the 20113 tournament.
|
|
Wentz said this week he expects medical clearance to come soon, but added it could "be close" as to whether doctors believe he is ready to roll in two weeks.
|
|
This season, for example, will be the first in which a constellation of microsatellites called CYGNSS (Cyclone Global Navigation Satellite System) watches storms as they roll in towards the east coast.
|
|
In the picture where Kalman has reincorporated the object, her eyes roll in crucifixion-style anguish while a long thread of drool streams over her bottom lip from her clamped teeth.
|
|
Tony Burkhart, who had planned to be aboard the boat, said that he had seen the bad weather roll in and decided to get a refund for himself and his wife.
|
|
Toss about one-third of the biscuit pieces in the remaining melted butter; roll in the sugar mixture to lightly coat, and place in an even layer in the Bundt pan.
|
|
As the world waits with baited breath for arguably the most highly anticipated performance at the 50th annual CMA Awards, reports are beginning to roll in that the Queen has arrived.
|
|
Following his wins in South Carolina and New Hampshire, Trump is predicted to also take the Silver State after votes from the first-in-the-West caucuses roll in this evening.
|
|
Vice (live video), Slate (voter data) and Vote Castr are joining up for a unique approach of making projections throughout the day as data like demographic and voter turnout roll in.
|
|
All of this comes as stories roll in about that other consumer electronics maker that has apparently been steadily toiling away on an electric car of its own for some time.
|
|
But Abney is part of the sliver of America's population that was born before the internet but after hip-hop, and she's witnessed the digital era roll in like a thunderstorm.
|
|
As the fourth-quarter results roll in, the S&P 500 is poised to post an average earnings growth rate of 13 percent, the fifth straight quarter of double-digit growth.
|
|
Investor positioning and technical trading also played a roll in the acceleration in selling on Thursday, as oil prices fell through 50- and 200-day moving averages, the investment bank said.
|
|
The female lays a pear-shaped egg so pointed at one end that it will roll in a circle, helping to keep the egg from plummeting off the bird's narrow nest.
|
|
Its sonic joys encapsulate the feeling of being in the sixth grade and seeing a hungover teacher roll in the TV stand for a movie you've seen before but always love.
|
|
Former President Obama penned a handwritten note to a former prisoner he granted clemency to in 2016, saying he was "so proud" of her for making the honor roll in college.
|
|
There is, statistically, at least one or two nights a week when at least one or two people you live with will roll in at least three sheets to the wind.
|
|
Gone are the days when you could list your apartment for 20 percent more than the last comparable sale and watch the offers roll in over the next couple of days.
|
|
With so many movies already postponed and more delays continuing to roll in, we made this handy list to guide you through all the movies you won't be seeing just yet.
|
|
The Dallas Cowboys have continued to roll in the second half, adding two more touchdowns, including a 72-yard catch-and-run by Ezekiel Elliott — his third touchdown of the game.
|
|
Newly filed personal injury lawsuits continue to roll in, and in May, Enterprise sued Scoobeez, claiming it owed it more than $700,000 for damages to vans it had leased the company.
|
|
Which would've been great, at a time when we had not broken big, we had some success with You Can't Stop Rock 'n' Roll in Europe, but we were still struggling.
|
|
Practically the entire team was working remotely to sprint to meet an important product-release deadline, and Kopf appeared calm and collected as she patiently waited for results to roll in.
|
|
It is designed to be a frictionless experience: You place your order through the Starbucks app on your smartphone, and then you roll in and a barista hands it to you.
|
|
Magic 128, Suns 143 Aaron Gordon scored a season-high 32 points and hit all five of his 3-point attempts, and host Orlando continued its offensive roll in beating Phoenix.
|
|
He found a clay pipe and a tobacco pouch inside a window frame, a player-piano roll in a ceiling, a child's alphabet flash card and several hand-painted ceramic tiles.
|
|
Cabinet secretaries' denials seemed to become more strongly worded following Sanders' statement via Twitter, and as reports began to roll in that the president was having denials printed out for him.
|
|
The annual Cooper's Hill Cheese Roll in Brockworth, England, draws hundreds of spectators eager to watch people hurl themselves down the steep hill after rolling, eight-pound wheels of double Gloucester cheese .
|
|
Click here to view original GIFGIF: New York TimesFor those of you who stayed up to watch the numbers roll in during the 2016 presidential election, you likely remember that fucking needle.
|
|
That night, watching the results roll in, Gupta says he decided he wanted to move back to the Michigan town where he spent 28 of his 38 years, and run for office.
|
|
Sources close to the "Roll in Peace" rapper tell us KB has become a hot touring commodity since getting sprung out of Broward County Jail early last week after serving 7 months.
|
|
If you aren't dying to get one of the new phones right away, it's worth your while and your bank account's happiness to wait until reviews of all three phones roll in.
|
|
And while Poland called for additional sanctions on Russia over the seizure of the Ukrainian ships, similar calls were slow to roll in from the most prominent proponents in Congress of sanctions.
|
|
Cartelli, who was buried in rubble, climbed out of the destruction on her own, crawling outside to roll in the dirt and snow to put out the flames on her small body.
|
|
It's impossible to deny that this beef is extraordinary—it sings in your mouth with a level of umami that numbs the mind and literally made my eyes roll in opposite directions.
|
|
Instead, it pushed out half-baked attempts at ideas its users never wanted or simply repackaged web-based services into smartphone-sized wrappers, the waited for the ad revenue to roll in.
|
|
Each shows Blizzard poking fun at itself while still remaining amusingly close to the lore, and used sparingly, they're always good for a laugh or an eye-roll in a low moment.
|
|
Dip each berry in the chocolate to cover, letting excess drip off; roll in the almond mixture and place on a piece of wax paper or parchment paper set over a plate.
|
|
TheTerrapins exploded on offense in the first two weeks, topping the 21-pointmark in both contests and look to continue to roll in their final tuneup gamebefore starting Big Ten Conference play.
|
|
Customers at the time were mostly local miners, loggers, and fishermen who would roll in from the docks looking for a deep-cleanse after traveling the coast for months at a time.
|
|
As the complaints began to roll in, and as Juul was held responsible for an explosion in the use of tobacco products among underage Americans, the regulatory scrutiny also began to increase.
|
|
So far, Democrats have earned 53.1 percent of the overall vote in this month's House races while Republicans took 45.2 percent — and the gap is reportedly widening as more votes roll in.
|
|
The church has fire insurance, he said, and that money, coupled with fund-raising that has already started to roll in from across the region, should allow a new sanctuary to rise.
|
|
Wages are rising, gas prices have fallen, and Americans who stand to benefit from the Trump administration's tax overhaul could start to see higher tax refunds roll in over the coming months.
|
|
On a wall of the family home on the farm, a framed certificate from Liberty Middle/High School announced Dixy's place on the honor roll in 2017; another commended her perfect attendance.
|
|
On the ground, meanwhile, the campaign has been buoyed by larger than normal crowds and early state endorsements that have continued to roll in, despite Booker's dimmed prospects for the December debate.
|
|
He tweets about all the credit he deserves ("Thank you, so many people have given me credit for winning the debate last night"), then waits for more virtual credit to roll in.
|
|
So far, Boris Johnson has been pictured eating a cream and jam covered scone in Redruth, a stick of rock candy in Blackpool and a sausage roll in Milton Keynes train station.
|
|
We've been watching deals roll in every day this month, and feel confident in saying that you can shop deals that are just as good in the lead up to Black Friday.
|
|
In April of 2015, he opened Mainland Poke in Beverly Grove, joining a few other early pioneers of the trend like Sweetfin Poké in Santa Monica, and Poke N Roll in Glendale.
|
|
The first tool, Image Search, allows mobile consumers to take a photo of something they want to buy or use an image saved to their phone's Camera Roll in order to shop eBay.
|
|
For women in our 20s trying to negotiate a life and career where there is little experience to draw from, nostalgia plays a pivotal roll in creating a strong base to grow from.
|
|
So, if you have a bit more time and extra resources, you might find it worthwhile to set up on the side, so extra income can roll in in while you're at work.
|
|
I only need to make lunch for two work days this week, so I make "egg roll in a bowl" with ground turkey, cabbage, green onions, soy sauce, rooster sauce, and sesame oil.
|
|
However, when winter and its cooler, darker evenings start to roll in, it's understandable to want something comforting – not to mention piping hot – that can be on the table in 15 minutes flat.
|
|
Making the best of it As the storm started to roll in Monday, Cliff York and his family leaned over a wall at their beach hotel in Clearwater to take in the scene.
|
|
The Pinkett-Smith kids, Ava Phillippe (and Depp and Richie of course) have been known to roll in his squad, but this year he also featured eight other models from über famous families.
|
|
It's just a supreme mess of leftovers given a new life, and it'll be exactly what you want when you roll in at 2 AM. This first appeared on MUNCHIES in May 2016.
|
|
Scroll down to shop the affordable Time and Tru Fair Isle Sweater from Walmart if you're looking to up your sweater game this season, and get ready for the compliments to roll in.
|
|
Available in four colors, including black, brushed charcoal, emerald green, purple, and titanium; this luggage relies on four twin spinner wheels that roll in all directions and put no weight on your hands.
|
|
Aesthetic notions that would draw a dismissive eye roll in au courant curatorial circles — the importance of honing fundamental artistic skills, the primacy of the painstakingly crafted object — still hold powerful sway here.
|
|
Under Armour, based in Baltimore, has been on a roll in China, with sales nearly tripling in the first three months of this year compared with a year earlier, according to Bloomberg News.
|
|
As the 2018 House results continue to roll in, with long-time Republican seats in suburban and suburban-rural California falling like dominoes, the damage Trump is doing is becoming impossible to deny.
|
|
It was all a welcome reprieve from the unbearable stress of watching the midterm results roll in, and an unexpected revival of Cohen's most classic character—not to mention a cause for hope.
|
|
It's a 'stiff upper lip' mentality that the region's people shares in common with the British; when the jobs leave and the flood waters roll in, one makes due with what one has.
|
|
Curious about the origin of this little cluster of random likes, which he just happened to see roll in one after another, he noticed that the accounts in question all looked… pretty fake.
|
|
Leila Yavari, a model and stylist who recently moved from Paris to Los Angeles, sees the influence of American rock 'n' roll in the undone, devil-may-care style of certain Parisian women.
|
|
Snickers, the iconic Mars candy bar, has been on a hilarious roll in recent years with its campaign, "You're not you when you're hungry," starring everyone from Betty White to Godzilla to Danny Trejo.
|
|
Currency traders lie in wait, hoping not to be caught on the wrong side of a sterling trade that could whip wildly in either direction as the debate rages and the votes roll in.
|
|
Baldwin starts off the black and white video set to Madonna's "Cherish" in a trench coat, which she removes for a lingerie-clad jog along the water's edge and a roll in the sand.
|
|
Making the best of it As the storm started to roll in Monday, Cliff York and his family leaned over a wall at their beach hotel in Clearwater, Florida, to take in the scene.
|
|
But we challenge you to suspend all of this information and anxiety for one moment — and look at this chonky squirrel caught eating an egg roll in a tree somewhere in New York City.
|
|
All she wanted was a picture of her lobster roll in front of a lighthouse—but the seagull watching her had other plans and proceeded to swipe the sandwich right out of her hands.
|
|
Vertex raised $210 million for its previous fund two years ago, and this new vehicle is expected to make a final close over the coming few months with more capital expected to roll in.
|
|
FUNDS ROLL IN FOR START-UP HARNESSING BITCOIN TECH | The former JPMorgan Chase executive Blythe Masters has raised $52 million from several big banks for a start-up built on the Bitcoin's underlying technology,
|
|
October U.S. vehicle sales roll in throughout the day, with one exception: due to a fire at its headquarters, Ford (F) won't release its numbers today, but hopes to do so later this week.
|
|
"When you find an incredible long-term theme relatively early in its life-cycle, you can really rack up some terrific gains simply by being patient and letting the news roll in," Cramer said.
|
|
The applications continue to roll in even from farmers that have not needed FSA loans in the past, said Edwin Elfmann, vice president of government relations at political affairs at the American Bankers Association.
|
|
Heyer's mother, Susan Bro, told The Associated Press that she'd been dreading the first anniversary of her daughter's death and compared losing a child to standing in shallow water as waves repeatedly roll in.
|
|
Caldwell-Pope is on a three-game roll in which he is averaging 226 points per game and his assist count was stunning as he had only nine total over the previous four games.
|
|
He uses Max to frame the statement, putting it out alongside a picture of her watching the results roll in on TV, and noting that she'll have many more election nights ahead of her.
|
|
But even though they now control valuable platforms, as they move to areas that require them to stretch their skills they are finding that they won't be able to roll in and take over.
|
|
Eagle-eyed election analysts watching the votes roll in have spotted those anomalies in recent years, helping local election boards find and fix them — all long before counts are made official a week later.
|
|
In his letter Thursday Wheeler denied separate claims in Nichols's testimony that the oil and gas industry played an undue roll in influencing the EPA's final emissions rule, saying the indication was beneath her.
|
|
"There were a number of mornings my guys would roll in to come to work and I'd be in the shop underneath it asleep because I'd been working on it all night," he says.
|
|
If you're the type of GoT fan who loves to be caught up with the novels prior to watching heads roll in Westeros on TV, Season 6 might be a bit of a struggle.
|
|
A linked network means when the untenable policies start to roll in, people who are already used to spending three hours per week fundraising can switch over to making phone calls or protest signs.
|
|
I had just started a new job at a restaurant near Dodger Stadium and, like an idiot, I left my knife roll in the car one day while I went to a day game.
|
|
If you think that the tech fire engines are gonna roll in at the last minute at the tipping point and knit up the hole in the ozone again you're out of your mind!
|
|
The problem was first identified yesterday by users on Reddit, who sensed a radical shift in tone when they turned the record over and found brazen rock 'n' roll in place of delicate folktronica.
|
|
You can only play whoever's on the schedule, but Penn State is a stronger team on every side of the ball, so barring a disaster, expect the Nittany Lions to roll in this one.
|
|
Autumn, with her pink satin baseball jacket, looks ready to rock 'n' roll in a "Grease" revival even if her acoustic guitar and glittery silver eye makeup suggest she's also doing her own thing.
|
|
The scandalous affair between soldier Warden and Karen, the wife of his captain, in 1953 classic "From Here to Eternity," spawned this risqué roll in the waves — an oft-parodied kiss throughout pop culture.
|
|
But even though they now control valuable platforms, as they move to areas that require them to stretch their skills they are finding that they won't be able to roll in and take over.
|
|
Tuesday was also the second day of the five-session roll in which funds tracking Standard & Poor's Goldman Sachs Commodity Index sell the nearby contract and buy the next contract month, according to traders.
|
|
Authorities were already struggling to explain how the electoral roll in Gaza, a stronghold of FRELIMO, the ruling party, came to have 300,000 more names on it than there are adults in the province.
|
|
What did he think of the show, he was asked (a topic that would prove more sensitive as the evening progressed and the largely negative reviews of Mr. Spacey's performance began to roll in).
|
|
In remarks after his projected wins started to roll in, he extended an olive branch to Sanders' devoted supporters, many of whom are young and feel he does not have a progressive enough platform.
|
|
Dennis Quaid is asking the court to adjust his child support payments for his 12-year-old twins -- but he's actually demanding to increase the amount because he's been on a roll in Hollywood.
|
|
As we wait for the results to roll in from South Carolina, where Trump has led by double digits for quite some time, he is making a last-minute attempt to drastically lower the expectations.
|
|
But the Tide began to really roll in the second half, with a drive that culminated with an end zone fade to Ridley that was so pretty and subtle the officials had to review it.
|
|
If you haven't voted already, have no idea what's going on in Texas politics, or you just want to know what to look for when returns roll in on Tuesday night, we've got you covered.
|
|
Roles in television shows and TV films quickly followed, until he landed a roll in Eddie Murphy's 1989 film Harlem Nights, where Ford played Tommy Smalls opposite the film's stars Richard Pryor and Redd Foxx.
|
|
Taylor Momsen traded TV fame for rock 'n' roll in 2009 when she formed her rock band The Pretty Reckless — but a character she played on a certain beloved CW soap continues to haunt her.
|
|
"The frustrating part is, if the global community was less reactive and more anticipatory we could already have had this vaccine through clinical development and it would be ready to roll in China," Hotez said.
|
|
The Spice Girls will be getting P-A-I-D for their brief UK tour -- more than $3 million each -- and they can roll in even more dough if they kill it in ticket sales.
|
|
For more coverage of the foreign exchange market, click For more news on global market movements as U.S. election results roll in, click STORY LINKS/GRAPHICS U.S. Election highlights; stories, results 2016 cpurl://apps.cp./cms/?
|
|
ET, and for the past couple of hours, there have been multiple activities, such as the postcards-making station and the actual egg roll, in which kids race by rolling wooden eggs using a spoon.
|
|
This volatile combination both soothed the American mainstream for most of the early 1950s, while anticipating, in subtle ways, the raw uninhibited release of energies let loose by rock 'n' roll in the late 1950s.
|
|
The poll's findings jibe with other exit polls that showed health care played a key roll in the election of Northam over Republican nominee Ed Gillespie, by a margin of 5913 percent to 45 percent.
|
|
" In a string of carefully worded tweets Thursday morning, Trump denied that the payment made to Daniels came from campaign contributions, saying: "Money from the campaign, or campaign contributions, played no roll in this transaction.
|
|
Armed with a wholly unique sound that combines trippy, psychedelic rock with a healthy offering to the Riff Gods, the band has mastered the fine art of rock 'n' roll in their short time together.
|
|
However, by a stroke of luck, they counter-proposed STOP DROP AND ROLL (in the sense of getting ready for an emergency) and asked if I could come up with something to balance it out.
|
|
His high release point makes the shots so hard to contest that Toronto is left with the terrible options of leaving Lopez open outside or not having Gasol roll in to help with Antetokounmpo inside.
|
|
Police officers, he said, have forgotten their guns after laying them down on the toilet paper roll in public bathrooms, so it should not be surprising that parents forget their child in the back seat.
|
|
As Mr. Lee approaches the one-year mark after his first show, just as the annual results under his tenure roll in, he knows everyone will be wondering whether this is one of those times.
|
|
Liberals have raised the alarm over the potential removal of so many names from the voter roll in a state set to be a battleground when Republican President Donald Trump seeks re-election in November.
|
|
Decades between discoveries is pushing the "simultaneous" element of the theory of simultaneous invention, but when it comes to the submarine sandwich in America and the continental roll in Western Australia, the theory likely applies.
|
|
Alison Pisani, a pageant coach who has worked with many winning queens, said that even as things in Louisiana disappear, and even as hurricanes roll in, the festivals offer a chance to celebrate what's left.
|
|
MORRISTOWN, N.J. — When the morning rush begins at Alexander Hamilton Elementary School here, students lugging oversize backpacks and fluorescent-colored lunchboxes emerge from the school buses that roll in, one after another, for 15 minutes.
|
|
CNN said the person also sent emails to Scaramucci posing as Huntsman, in which Huntsman inquired about "whose head should roll" in the apparent feud between Scaramucci, Priebus and White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon.
|
|
Longer still is the time spent waiting to enroll patients, the time needed to train the adults, the time needed for data to roll in, and the time to count the outcomes at the end.
|
|
Who's winning, who's voting, and the latest Election Day updates Who's winning, who's voting, and the latest Election Day updates Want to watch the 2016 election results roll in from across the country with VICE News?
|
|
Less than 24 hours ahead of Monday night's Iowa caucuses, Hillary told PEOPLE she'd likely spend the day "hanging out" with her family and friends in Iowa as they wait for the results to roll in.
|
|
Beginning with the accurate statement that "this shit been overdue," T-Pain's latest "T-MIX" is just as technically impressive as what he did for Kodak Black's "Roll in Peace," but features even more outlandish lines.
|
|
"Whenever I can roll in a couple putts in from 20 feet or more, that gives you a lot of confidence with the game," the world number eight said after his 62 tied the course record.
|
|
Here's what Cramer will be watching on the market next week: Disney: While Disney isn't expected to report quarterly earnings until the following week, the box office numbers for "Avengers: Endgame" will roll in on Monday.
|
|
The groundswell comes as effusive reviews begin to roll in praising the film, directed by Patty Jenkins, for its "exhilarating" and "refreshing" take on the legendary character, and Gal Gadot's "revelatory" performance as the Amazon warrior.
|
|
"I got to a stage that afternoon I physically couldn't reach my arm out, walk, sit, roll in bed…ANYTHING without [my husband] Ryan doing it for me because it was such excruciating pain," she wrote.
|
|
But as the company scales up production as orders roll in, it also plans to eventually introduce smaller and cheaper versions that could appeal to homeowners looking for a unique way to decorate a room.[Breakfast]
|
|
As this early vote continues to roll in, the NBC News Data Analytics Lab will update early vote counts and partisan breakdowns in nearly every battleground state as frequently as possible leading up to Election Day.
|
|
Mr Sanders had been on a roll in late March and early April, winning seven consecutive contests, though these were mostly in states that hold lower-turnout caucuses (local meetings of party activists) rather than primaries.
|
|
There is now only one federally designated anchorage site along the 109 nautical miles between Yonkers and Albany, and the shippers say that when storms and fogs roll in, the barges need more places to stop.
|
|
Then there's a dukka spice mix of sesame feeds, fennel seeds, and pistachios that adds an extra layer of big flavor and that little crunch that makes your eyes roll in the back of your head.
|
|
As the tributes roll in honoring John McCain, his home state Arizona and the U.S. Senate face some serious decisions on how to fill the seats left vacant by his death from brain cancer on Saturday.
|
|
These mass shooting drills have become normal, and a generation of American students have learned to lock and barricade their classroom doors the same way they learn to drop and roll in case of a fire.
|
|
Earwolf was already producing comedy podcasts when it merged with podcast ad sales company The Mid Roll in 2014 to form Midroll, now the advertising arm of Stitcher, which in turn is owned by EW Scripps.
|
|
" On Saturday the president tweeted: "IG report on Andrew McCabe: Misled Investigators over roll in news media disclosure...Lacked Candor (Lied) on four separate occasions...Authotized Media Leaks to advance personal interests...IG RECOMMENDED MCCABE'S FIRING.
|
|
And though Trump crowed on Tuesday that, "for every CEO that drops out of the Manufacturing Council, I have many to take their place," he abruptly reversed that position Wednesday as the resignations continues to roll in.
|
|
Already, Deutsche Bank was facing 7,800 legal disputes, including one with the US Department of Justice over its roll in selling toxic mortgages during the Great Recession (in 2017, the bank agreed to a $7.2 billion settlement).
|
|
The numbers began to roll in almost as soon as Ms. Markle appeared with Prince Harry at the Invictus Games in Toronto last September wearing ripped jeans from the California brand Mother and carrying an Everlane tote.
|
|
Hosts will now have to indicate whether their rentals include things like an elevator, wide entryways, or roll-in showers, and travelers can select a number of amenities they require to find the right place to stay.
|
|
Fats Domino, the New Orleans musician whose hit versions of "Blueberry Hill" and "Ain't That a Shame" were part of the opening salvo of rock 'n' roll in the 1950s, has died at the age of 89.
|
|
As he watched the results roll in from Nevada, Adams saw Sanders supporters calling foul online, claiming that the Democratic leadership had hijacked the proceedings and disqualified several dozen Sanders delegates—charges that are still hotly disputed.
|
|
"The images that we're starting to see roll in are terrifying," she told Reuters by telephone, describing visuals of flattened houses, a car on the roof of a building and a small plane nose down in debris.
|
|
Abundant Venus enters Cancer today and highlights the part of your chart that rules finances, so expect some good news about money to roll in— but first, confront some delusions you have regarding your reputation and relationships.
|
|
The frontside is still dominated by oversized volume buttons, and around back is the same bungee cord loop that lets you hang the Roll in the shower, someplace outside, or pretty much anywhere else you want music.
|
|
There are other major venues with plenty of roll in their terrain: Whistling Straits, Chambers Bay and Erin Hills, the Wisconsin course that will make its major debut as the site of the 2017 United States Open.
|
|
But Team USA is going up against a regime that has been on a roll in outwitting the United States across many administrations and is supported by a China that wants the United States out of Asia.
|
|
Luis Escudero, creative director and designer of the Rene Ruiz Collection, told Insider that peplum, a style that features flared or gathered fabric at one's waist, is sure to be popular once spring and summer roll in.
|
|
The DM feature is revelatory, too: respond to a friend's text or message with the most unflattering, chin-forward deep-gurn selfie you can, or send a photo of yourself on Stories and watch DMs roll in.
|
|
Assisted digitally and brought to life by interaction, the practice and art of skateboarding—specifically in the US—is seeing an advent much like the "British Invasion" on rock 'n roll in the 60s, only more diverse.
|
|
"He has this weird thing where he would help fuel our positive message [on working together] and then he would roll in and create the tribalism that would help them all move back to Moore," Trippi said.
|
|
The town is situated on the harbor, which provides the main access to the water and includes a pebbled shoreline that is often full of kids skipping stones and blissed-out parents watching the waves roll in.
|
|
Perhaps anticipating that the night would go poorly, she did not give a traditional election night speech but rather held a regular town hall in Detroit, which votes next week, just as results began to roll in.
|
|
"I remain convinced that the real action will be after the election when we start to see the voter fraud, hacking claims start to roll in," Bret Schafer of the Alliance for Securing Democracy told the BBC.
|
|
For fans of rhythm and blues and rock 'n' roll in the 240s and '21990s, the death of singer and pianist Fats Domino on Tuesday elicited both nostalgic solemnity and a desire to celebrate his musical legacy.
|
|
" The inspector general and Andrew McCabe "IG report on Andrew McCabe: Misled Investigators over roll in news media disclosure...Lacked Candor (Lied) on four separate occasions...Authotized Media Leaks to advance personal interests...IG RECOMMENDED MCCABE'S FIRING.
|
|
She cobbled together 14 weeks of paid parental leave between disability benefits, personal time off from her job at a museum and New York state family leave, and her paychecks don't roll in on a set schedule.
|
|
As the holiday invites begin to roll in, we're finding ourselves coming up against the same clothing crisis we do every year: Finding actually cool party attire — that doesn't cost half your paycheck — is no easy feat.
|
|
Trump did not say it, but it's obvious -- especially since he's been on a political roll in recent weeks with a booming economy and the confirmation of his second Supreme Court pick -- that he loves the trail.
|
|
"If there were a hundred within a hundred miles, there's maybe half a dozen left," said Robert Dubrosky, an Uber driver and a former worker at Akers National Roll in Avonmore, Pa., about 103 miles outside Pittsburgh.
|
|
Nevertheless, Trump and some allies have alleged anomalies in the voter roll in cities such as Philadelphia and Chicago that could allow the votes of dead people to be counted on behalf of his opponent, Hillary Clinton.
|
|
As for your own Stories, when you take a photo and want to save it to your camera roll in addition to posting it, be sure to hit the down arrow Save button at the top before posting.
|
|
These mass shooting drills have become the new normal, and a generation of American students have learned to lock and barricade their classroom doors the same way they learn to drop and roll in case of a fire.
|
|
But the perception that Powell does not hold reflexively hawkish views, and is willing to adapt as the data roll in, seemed enough to convince investors that — at least for now — they don't have to fear the Fed.
|
|
Disguising their actions behind shell companies, the pair bought rights to (and in some cases even filmed) various pornographic videos, made the content available on torrent sites like The Pirate Bay, and waited for downloads to roll in.
|
|
New York (CNN)While the rest of America watched the election results roll in on television and online, five New York University students locked themselves in a dorm room and cut themselves off from all forms of technology.
|
|
When the nominees for outstanding female actor in a leading role were announced, eagle-eyed viewers noticed a hilarious typo on Dench's name-card: She was nominated for her "leading roll" in Victoria & Abdul, not her leading role.
|
|
While many media members may loathe Trump, those who employ them would really love nothing more than all that Trump-fueled ad revenue and ratings gold to continue to roll in for the next four to eight years.
|
|
Washington (CNN)Shavonnia Corbin-Johnson, a candidate in one of Pennsylvania congressional primaries on Tuesday, watched results from four primaries roll in a week ago with a smile on her face, even though she wasn't on the ballot.
|
|
The total amount is surely much more; at least 43 of those reports listed either an "unknown" or "ongoing" amount of waste released, and new reports continue to roll in—sometimes as many as a dozen per hour.
|
|
The 21 new accessibility filters Airbnb has added enable people to find homes and apartments that have step-free entry to rooms, entryways wide enough to accommodate a wheelchair, elevators, roll-in showers with a chair and more.
|
|
Clinton watched the grim results roll in from a suite at the nearby Peninsula Hotel, surrounded by her family, friends and advisers who had the day before celebrated her candidacy with a champagne toast on her campaign plane.
|
|
And that union of time, place and amazing music is now the subject of a new book—Meet Me in the Bathroom: Rebirth and Rock and Roll in New York City, 2001-2011—by NYC writer Lizzy Goodman.
|
|
"How to Be a Rock Critic" tells the story of Lester Bangs's life in a solo show that explores the connection between the trajectory of rock 'n' roll in the 1970s and the fate of the music critic.
|
|
"Out of interest do you think the people at Greggs understand that Jesus was Jewish and serving up a pork sausage roll in the manger is unbelievably inappropriate?" the woman identifying herself as Beth Rosenberg, wrote on Twitter.
|
|
The total amount is surely much more; at least 43 of those reports listed either an "unknown" or "ongoing" amount of waste released, and new reports continue to roll in — sometimes as many as a dozen per hour.
|
|
LOS ANGELES — The Hollywood studio Blumhouse knows how to make hit movies: Produce a film on the cheap, market it to audiences who love horror, and then sit back and watch the huge box office results roll in.
|
|
But despite one ill-fated roll in the hay, when we were both between romantic partners and had had too much wine, I knew so little about Daniel's physical self that it might as well have not existed.
|
|
Clouds had begun to roll in during Sue-Anna's birth and as the goat's owners tended to her and the class cooed over the baby, lightning flashed and the hooves and head of another kid began to emerge.
|
|
Chris Kemper, Drummond Central developer, retrieved the wet floor sign from the puddle: The sign is indeed ours, and is currently—and was before its time in the spotlight—chilling with the blue roll in the cleaning cupboard.
|
|
AI photo editor FaceApp goes viral again on iOS, raises questions about photo library access In this current wave of virality, some new questions are floating around about FaceApp, like whether it uploads your camera roll in the background.
|
|
Yeah, I expected there to be a drop because I know LeBron has the ball in his hands a lot and everything goes through him, so there's not a lot of opportunities for pick-and-roll in our offense.
|
|
But no, Martin Scorsese and Terence Winter's new HBO drama is about rock and roll — 1970s New York City rock and roll, perhaps beaten only by 1970s Los Angeles rock and roll in pound-for-pound debauchery and glamour.
|
|
The Commerce, Manufacturing and Trade Subcommittee of the Energy and Commerce Committee in the U.S. House of Representatives has been on a roll in September moving very interesting and timely legislation that addresses many issues facing 21st century consumers.
|
|
While consumers couldn't be enticed to venture into the deep end, beautifully understated hipsters and other stylish types are more than willing to roll in off the street and tumble down a spiral ramp into the PARK-ing Ginza.
|
|
"The owner is supposed to be the guy with the money, who sits back in some big office and smokes hand-rolled cigars while he watches the bread roll in," Maury Z. Levy wrote in Philadelphia magazine in 22012.
|
|
In footage from the sendoff, you see the country's troops walk on fire, break blocks with their heads, roll in glass, and drink snake blood—apparently pretty standard behavior when it's time to say peace to a visiting official.
|
|
The resurgence of primordial rock and roll in the '21990s had a lot to do with clowning '22003s squares for branding it the "devil's music," and the way that backlash was mirrored in the mainstream's fear of punk's rage.
|
|
On "The Late Show" on CBS, Mr. Colbert will capitalize on the excitement and tension by broadcasting live on Tuesday (typically shows are taped earlier in the evening) so he can react in real time as results roll in.
|
|
When storms roll in, as they do throughout the damp, humid summers, the walls absorb moisture and cool the interior, filling it with the sweet scent of wet clay, a sensory experience from the past restored to the present.
|
|
The thing about the quote-tweet dunk is that it can feel incredibly intoxicating; in the heat of some white-hot political moment, it's always tempting to shoot the fish in the barrel and watch the Likes roll in.
|
|
The Brazilian's centre-forward roll, in which he often drops deep and collects the ball before distributing, acts as the perfect ploy for both Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane to get in behind and deal damage to the opposition.
|
|
Stocks have gotten a boost from optimism for U.S.-China trade talks, but earnings could take a bigger role in the week ahead, when reports roll in from a diverse group of companies in tech, railroads, pharma, airlines and consumer products.
|
|
They have since maintained a cordial relationship, spending time together at the president's Mar-a-Lago Club in Florida and at the White House's annual Easter Egg roll in April and exchanging well-wishes on Mother's Day and Father's Day.
|
|
I almost left without the packing tape again...I always have a roll in my car because I make frequent trips to the post office, but I took it out when I got my car detailed a couple weeks ago.
|
|
We talked to him about what it feels like to watch election results roll in when you're on the ballot, what he learned from the process, and how concerned citizens can direct their feelings of political unrest at the local level.
|
|
An employee at an In-N-Out in Studio City said her location was receiving just four gallons of peppers every two days, often running out before the end of the second day, when the complaints start to roll in.
|
|
"[Toilet paper] is totally unhygienic and you could produce the biggest roll in history and it still wouldn't clean an anus properly," said Rose George, the author of The Big Necessity: The Unmentionable World of Human Waste and Why It Matters.
|
|
" Donations roll in Donations have rolled into the collection site from more than a hundred users, along with messages of support: "What a great way to build relationships with the communities you protect and serve"; "I pray this movement continues.
|
|
The union should appease all the shippers who were dying to see the Bastard from the North and the Wildling from beyond the wall get their happy ending — I know I'll be sitting smugly as the photos roll in all weekend.
|
|
Michelle and Barack Obama reading a story at the White House during the Easter Egg Roll in April 2016 (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)It's not clear who made the photoshopped image, but it appears to be at least four years old.
|
|
He would roll in six more birdies to throw down the early gauntlet as he attempts to defend his title and become the first player since World War II to win his first four career majors within a two-year span.
|
|
Adi Martínez Román, executive director of Fundacion Fondo de Accesso a la Justicia, a legal aid group that set up an emergency fund to help Maria victims apply for aid, remembers the confusion and desperation as rejections began to roll in.
|
|
Meanwhile, Rouhani gave a strong performance in a recent debate focused on the economy, Kupchan noted, and the president has even alluded to Raisi's roll in the mass execution of political prisoners 30 years ago — a hot button issue among Iranians.
|
|
" But perhaps his biggest asset, Mr. Petrenco added, is the geopolitical struggle between Moscow and Washington that has allowed him to masquerade as a friend of the West who "will provide stability and make sure Russian tanks don't roll in.
|
|
Perez said he watched the election results roll in from Prince William County, Virginia, where the county board of supervisors chaired by Trump supporter and one-time senate candidate Corey Stewart flipped into Democratic hands for the first time since 1999.
|
|
She's looking forward to picking up everything from Lizzy Goodman's Meet Me in the Bathroom, an oral history of rock and roll in New York City, to China Rich Girlfriend, the second installment of Kevin Kwan's captivating Crazy Rich Asians trilogy.
|
|
The good news continues to roll in with Walmart, the largest private sector employer in the country, making their announcement this week that they would hand out $1,000 bonuses and raise the hourly minimum wage of their employees to $11.
|
|
That contentious period, and the travails of a fictional farmer named William (Bull) Lowell, who goes to jail for his insistence on growing, form the backstory of Lowell Herb Co., which produces the top-selling pre-roll in the state.
|
|
I've soaked panko bread crumbs in water; I've grated cooked Yukon Gold potato and mixed with a wooden spoon; I have even soaked a potato roll in feta brine before grinding it with the puréed roe in a mortar and pestle.
|
|
Candidate Trump, his fans explained, was able to juke the entire Republican field because he was thinking six moves ahead, playing the game in the fourth and fifth dimensions — when he was on a roll, in the 10th and 12th.
|
|
Kay Starr, the self-described hillbilly singer who crisscrossed jazz, country, pop, blues and rock 'n' roll in the 1950s with hits like "Wheel of Fortune" and "Rock and Roll Waltz," died on Thursday at her home in Los Angeles.
|
|
All four of the major party leaders — Trudeau, Singh, the Conservative Party's Andrew Scheer and the Greens' Elizabeth May — spent the final day of campaigning on Sunday in the Vancouver area – indicating that province's importance tonight as the returns roll in.
|
|
As clouds started to roll in, I zigzagged my way across Snowbasin's vast expanse, dipping into the trees between runs and even trying out Bear Hollow Woods, a new-this-year children's zone that wends it way among gladed aspens.
|
|
Exit polling showed such an advantage for Clinton that when voting closed at 210pm ET, before actual results had even begin to roll in, the Associated Press and several other news organizations called a win for the former secretary of state.
|
|
Exit polling showed such an advantage for Clinton that when voting closed at 7pm ET, before actual results had even begin to roll in, the Associated Press and several other news organizations called a win for the former secretary of state.
|
|
Except that no one can caucus out of their precinct, so he and his wife are stuck watching the votes roll in on the TV behind the bar, with a plate of Buffalo wings, and rubbernecking the comings and goings.
|
|
I can't believe it's taken us five installments to get a Halloween house party scene, but I will forgive the lapse because this movie's requisite "slutty teens" are lured into a barn… for a roll in the hay… by actual kittens.
|
|
JAKARTA (Reuters) - U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis saw Indonesian troops drink snake blood, roll in glass, break bricks with their heads, walk on fire, and more, in a rare military demonstration on Wednesday meant to show the unique skills of Indonesia's military.
|
|
She was very surprised by how lightweight it felt to ride, remarking on it repeatedly, and how easy it was to roll in and out of her house compared to the five-year-old Victoria tank-of-an-electric bike she normally rides.
|
|
This is not a completely new idea in Total War—loyalty has played a roll in a number of earlier games—but this the first time the system has somehow required more maintenance than ever before while also causing absolutely nothing to happen.
|
|
Since the premiere aired Sunday night, Lee tells CNBC Make It that the company saw 2,000 orders roll in by Monday morning, But just getting to "Shark Tank" was its own win, says Lee, a lab scientist who helped Tripp develop Le-Glue.
|
|
We're led to believe we're seeing the emotional version of that magical, elusive roll in the hay during Sunday night's "Half a Sheet Cake & A Blue-Raspberry Slushie," when our heroine Bridgette Bird (Shaw) meets a man from Craigslist for a quick $300.
|
|
A small plane like this one is more likely to be at a small airport with no such system, and should a heavy fog roll in, an autoland system like this might be preferable to a pilot who can't see in infrared.
|
|
But growth has so far held up at a steady pace, underpinned by strong consumer spending, and some investments have continued to roll in, including in a thriving car sector that has helped Spain claw its way back from a deep recession.
|
|
Bugzy Malone, flanked by his managers Dellessa and Kuba, sat in a corner, stretching his thick limbs over wooden tables, scraping rice off his plate, making small talk, smelling the spice of jerk and pepper roti roll in from the kitchen below.
|
|
For example, and this is my favorite Facebook story, there was the typical, people would roll in to early Facebook at noon, often in their pajamas, hack, go out to dinner and beers at five and basically drink all night until they collapsed.
|
|
More importantly, it is believed to have invented one of the tastiest variations of the humble sandwich in existence after the original owner—a French immigrant by the name of Philippe Mathieu—accidentally dropped a French roll in a pan of beef drippings.
|
|
Gains on the STOXX 600 were tempered, however, as earnings started to roll in on a not-so-positive note with Umicore tumbling over 17 percent, after the Belgian group warned revenue and earnings growth in 2020 will be lower than previous indications.
|
|
In rolling out its Autopilot feature, Tesla announced that it would be collecting mapping data from its customers; for GM, which dwarfs Tesla, high-quality mapping from customers in the field could roll in and be continuously refreshed far more rapidly. h2.
|
|
"With November 8 drawing near and the 'rigged election' rhetoric reaching a fever pitch, it will be important to watch Donald Trump's supporters react when the final results roll in," said Kyle Dropp, the co-founder and chief research officer at Morning Consult.
|
|
The moody, autumnal look of The Village is hugely enhanced by the atmospheric cinematography of the great Roger Deakins, who imbues every single misty roll-in of fog with a kind of supernatural ominousness that adds a creepiness the film never precisely earns.
|
|
Earlier this year, the journalist Lizzy Goodman published " Meet Me in the Bathroom: Rebirth and Rock and Roll in New York City 2001-2011 ," an oral history centered on bands such as the Strokes, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Interpol, and LCD Soundsystem.
|
|
Hazing allegations against student groups at Ohio University continue to roll in, and the university has responsed by suspending all 15 chapters of the Interfraternity Council (IFC), three sororities in the Women's Panhellenic Association (WPA), a professional fraternity, and the Marching 110 band.
|
|
Nor was this a time to sit fat and happy on a big pile of assets and let the fees roll in, an indirect slap at actively managed giants such as Franklin Templeton and Pimco, where assets under management have recently been declining.
|
|
But with the economy still adjusting to a looser stance by the Fed, Bullard said it was appropriate to "wait and see" how upcoming data "roll in" before deciding whether rates should be cut again at the Fed's next meeting in September.
|
|
Check out that majestic, not too big and not too small Buddha—it's the kind of contraption that has me wondering why I ever bought a wooden incense holder from the market and didn't roll in the deep from the very beginning.
|
|
The Irish law society says a record 186 lawyers from the UK joined the Irish legal roll in the buildup to the vote, and the number had now risen to 235 - just short of the 256 admitted over the previous four years combined.
|
|
This puts wheelchair users in the exhausting position of having to contact every Airbnb host who has listed a home as wheelchair friendly in their destination to ask questions about roll-in showers, doorway widths, ramps and other items, over and over again.
|
|
During a panel discussion as Super Tuesday results continued to roll in, Jones told viewers that Warren's sharp attacks aimed at the former mayor during the last two Democratic debates had significantly contributed to Bloomberg's lackluster performance in voting contests on Tuesday.
|
|
Photograph by Eric Helgas for The New Yorker You'll find bread at Claudia's, too: each of the restaurant's tamales comes with a tiny Hawaiian-style sweet roll, in addition to pickled red onion and jalapeño, and, at breakfast or brunch, a fried egg.
|
|
Its solution was to create synthetic control forces by cooking up a new automated system known as the MCAS to roll in a burst of double-speed nose-down stabilizer trim at just the right moment, calculated largely by angle of attack.
|
|
After a particularly rotten 1876 roll in which eyewitness John C. Rathbone observed "the wanton destruction of the grass on the terraces of the park," President Ulysses S. Grant signed legislation to protect Capitol grounds, which prohibited egg rolling, per the National Archives.
|
|
John McLaren Park San Francisco Visitacion Valley CALIFORNIA 1/2 mile 1 kM By The New York Times What it did have was homes with large backyards and neighbors who brought over casseroles when they saw the couple's moving truck roll in.
|
|
That money should continue to roll in — 99.9 percent of Sanders donors have not maxed out and so will be able to give again, including most of the 300,21625 new donors the campaign says gave for the first time in the fourth quarter.
|
|
Succession plans are ready to roll in the short term in the event of vacancies in either the Sessions or Rosenstein positions, though any stopgap moves also hinge on whether Trump fires the DOJ appointees or whether they resign on their own accord.
|
|
The sellers accept a discount to the cash expected to roll in over the 2762-year patent life, in part reflecting the built-in uncertainty of future drug sales, but can use the upfront dollars to diversify their investments or for capital projects.
|
|
NEW YORK, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Technology companies, which make up the largest swath of the U.S. stock market, are expected to post a nearly 8% drop in third-quarter profits as reports roll in next week from many of the sector's biggest corporations.
|
|
But as more items and new varieties begin to roll in, you start finding inefficiencies in your organization scheme — whether that's because of where or how you grouped them makes it hard to navigate or because you can't easily remember where something is.
|
|
The former world number one overcame a slow start and a bogey on the fifth hole to roll in four birdies from the ninth and reach a 10-under total of 206, one ahead of compatriot Wade Ormsby at the Royal Pines Resort.
|
|
When pop-country juggernaut Florida Georgia Line rolled through their hit "How We Roll" in a pre-race concert, they delicately obviated one line, "Pray on them Sundays," to avoid reminding us we were spending our Sabbath in a temple of Mercury.
|
|
Credit (or blame) McConney, who inspired Trump to master the dark arts of online communication, where winning primary votes isn't all that different from winning Reddit up-votes: Tap into people's lizard brains with outrageous humor and fear-mongering, and watch them roll in.
|
|
Earnings started to roll in on a not-so-positive note with Umicore tumbling 16 percent, after the Belgian group warned revenue and earnings growth in 2020 will be lower than previous indications due to delays in the electric vehicle and energy storage markets.
|
|
Confusing "role" for "roll" In May 2018, Trump stunned the nation when he confirmed he reimbursed his personal lawyer Michael Cohen for the payout to Stormy Daniels — even as the commander in chief continued to deny he had a sexual relationship with the porn star.
|
|
Click here to view original GIFUsing a Facebook News Feed of sorts, Ithaca Audio breaks down the history of rock and roll in 15 minutes using 384 rock stars, 84 guitarists, 64 songs, and 44 drummers in one crazy and totally awesome mashed up song.
|
|
But I think I've always looked for games that could bring back that moment when my friend and I would watch the tide of enemy troops roll in, exchanging a few last messages about our battle plans before we were fully committed to our plan.
|
|
After such a long season of blanket scarves, beanies, gloves, and berets (we like to get creative in the dead of winter, okay?!), we don't blame you for wanting to take a less-is-more approach to accessorizing as spring starts to roll in.
|
|
As election results continue to roll in from this month's midterms, Donald Trump is making wild new — and wholly unsubstantiated — allegations about voter fraud, including suggesting that voters cast multiple ballots by simply returning to polling places over and over again in new outfits.
|
|
The droid also ships with what the company calls an "augmented reality platform" that is essentially a recessed piece of plastic that allows the robot to roll in place so you can play an AR game around it without it actually having to move.
|
|
In a statement on the Freeport Bakery website, owners Walter and Marlene Goetzeler explained that a slew of negative comments began to roll in after people saw the Ken doll adorned with a dress made of pink frosting, a flower sash and a tiara.
|
|
Even if July and August weather is not glaringly adverse, crop shortfalls that may have arisen amid the wet and cold spring will come to light as soon as the combines begin to roll in September, which could give a late-season boost to futures.
|
|
"We're putting more Defense Force boots on the ground, more planes in the sky, more ships to sea, and more trucks to roll in to support the bushfire fighting effort and recovery as part of our co-ordinated response to these terrible #bushfires," Morrison tweeted.
|
|
We're putting more Defence Force boots on the ground, more planes in the sky, more ships to sea, and more trucks to roll in to support the bushfire fighting effort and recovery as part of our co-ordinated response to these terrible #bushfires pic.twitter.
|
|
It's a bit like the UE Roll, in that you can hang it on the wall, tie it to a backpack or throw it in a bag to take with you (as I have been doing to and from the office for the past few days).
|
|
The Yahoo acquisition under the stewardship of Marissa Mayer seems to have been made with the assumption, naive in retrospect but incredibly common in that era, that you could buy an audience, plunk some ads in the product, then sit back and let the money roll in.
|
|
So while it may not be much comfort as the headlines continue to roll in about the latest off-the-wall Trump proclamation, or the most startling revelation about Clinton's emails or the Clinton Foundation, most Americans haven't thrown in the towel yet on the race.
|
|
Michelle and Barack Obama reading a story at the White House during the Easter Egg Roll in April 2012 (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)The President and First Lady were clearly getting into telling the story though, as you can see from the other photos that day.
|
|
Email is never "complete"—we're trying to chase a moving target: "While you attend to it, you have the false sensation of advancing toward a goal, but the moment you look away, the target shifts further into the distance as more messages roll in," she says.
|
|
In what is perhaps the greatest feminist achievement of the 21st century, Marissa Mayer, who has already earned $78 million since she took the reins at Yahoo in 2012, is on her way to an enormous payday as bids begin to roll in for her company.
|
|
At this point in the season, even those of us who get butterflies in our stomach as the first invitations for New York begin to roll in are starting to get a little catwalk weary (not to mention our feet could use a much deserved flats break).
|
|
And annoyingly for the rest of us who find the simple act of managing to remember loo roll in the shop to be a pat-on-the-back-worthy achievement, "1 Night" is just further proof of her ability to turn multi-tasking into an art form.
|
|
While it's not a typical 9-to-5 job, being an influencer is more than just posting a photo and watching the money roll in, says Courtney Seamon, a full-time influencer who runs the blog Mimosas & Manhattan and its associated Instagram account alongside her cousin.
|
|
Let's take a closer look at what Charlotte and Walker are doing right: Pick-and-rolls are the staple of Charlotte's offense, especially the double high pick-and-roll in which the power forward and the center come out to the three-point line to set screens.
|
|
After being let go as head coach at Don Bosco in 2013 (shortly after the crack video scandal broke), internal documents showed that he made his players roll in goose shit, he reneged on an offer to buy equipment, and he threatened to beat up a teacher.
|
|
Whether or not the executives turn up to his discussion next month, Sanders, a regular cable news guest following his 2016 presidential campaign, expects the eyeballs to roll in -- and see something, as he views it, more substantive than what's being offered across major media outlets.
|
|
Tides roll in, tides roll out, and what do you know, this year $13.4 million washed up on the shore, in the currency of sand — 348,000 cubic yards of it, pumped onto the beach from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' dredging mission in East Rockaway Inlet.
|
|
And their belief in the power of musicians is reflected in their work: In 2017, Goodman wrote "Meet Me in the Bathroom: Rebirth and Rock and Roll in New York City 4663-2011," and Matar directed Interpol's "If You Really Love Nothing" music video the following year.
|
|
No one doubts that she has the weapons and the court craft to make another title tilt and should she get on a roll in the first week her mere presence in the draw will start to sow some seeds of doubt into the heads of the favorites.
|
|
Irving's best isolation scenario is identical to that of a pick-and-roll—in fact, almost all of his isolations begin as a pick-and-roll to force a switch, with Irving pulling the ball back to set up a move instead of immediately attacking off the screen.
|
|
The tab is now split into three sections: one allows you to explore your camera roll in different ways (sorting places by location or people, for instance), another section will let you dive into photos taken inside of other apps, and the third section shows your actual photo albums.
|
|
Trump Jr. and Vanessa have since maintained a cordial relationship — wishing each other a happy Mother's Day and Father's Day, and spending time together as a family at the president's Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida and at the White House for the annual Easter Egg roll in April.
|
|
So do many of my father's patients, treated with buprenorphine, who have mustered the energy and the courage to come join me as we paddle surfboards in the chilly waters off of Northern California's coastline, the sunlight near the horizon interrupted occasionally as near-perfect waves roll in.
|
|
Since Hunt created HIPB in 2013, the platform has played a significant roll in informing the public of several of the largest data breaches in recent history, by both breaking news about the hacks and allowing people to enter their email addresses to see if they were affected.
|
|
At the end of the episode, that's exactly what Ashley does: She performs a far more hardcore version of "On A Roll" in a punk club, suggesting her true nature is just a little angrier than the purple wig-wearing pop star she's been forced to portray would suggest.
|
|
Foreign leaders arriving at the White House to visit the President almost always roll in through the front gate, their limousine driving down a White House driveway lined with military guard before stopping in front of the West Wing doors -- President Donald Trump waiting with an outstretched hand.
|
|
KEAAU, Hawaii — The trucks roll in and out of the plant at a business park nestled near papaya farms and a forest preserve on the Big Island here, an operation that transforms waste cooking oils, animal fats, fruit and seeds into biodiesel fuel, nearly 13,000 gallons a day.
|
|
Prosecutors also said that Van Der Zwaan falsely characterized his roll in the rollout of the Tymoshenko report as "passive," when in fact he aided the public relations campaign by providing an advanced copy of the report to a public relations firm and giving Gates talking points about it.
|
|
Even when they're moving, it's not easy to make them roll in the right direction, as Mr. Batali and I discussed in an email exchange after somebody on his staff served breadsticks to my son, who, we'd explained to two of our servers, has a serious sesame allergy.
|
|
This morning, she posted what she called a "semi-cute outfit for school dropoff" on Instagram: "I usually roll in sweat pants or lulu lemons [sic] and look like a disaster but this morning I managed to throw something cute together and I thought would share," Duff wrote.
|
|
But Beyoncé wasn't just there as a VIP guest of the Obamas at their last Easter Egg Roll in office, she was also on hand to cheer on the event's musical performers, Chloe x Halle, the teenage singers who are reportedly signed to her management company, Parkwood Entertainment.
|
|
In "As Other Districts Grapple With Segregation, This One Makes Integration Work," Kyle Spencer writes: When the morning rush begins at Alexander Hamilton Elementary School here, students lugging oversize backpacks and fluorescent-colored lunchboxes emerge from the school buses that roll in, one after another, for 15 minutes.
|
|
"Perdita has officially taken over our office," a post on January 31 said, adding that she would sit wherever she pleased, growl at anyone who wanted their chair back, slap catnip out of people's hands and then roll in it, and sit in a box and refuse to move.
|
|
Every year around this time, when the Champions League group stages rumble on and the predictable results roll in, you will encounter a handful of helpless nostalgics, mooning over the fact that Europe's prestige competition was better when it was a straight knockout tournament contested only by national champions.
|
|