Mr. Tractor Man's sidekick rolls up — with a shotgun.
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That thin display rolls up and goes inside the box.
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It rolls up better than any mat I've ever used.
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She rolls up the drawings carefully and puts them away.
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Before it does, however, a Cartaxus black-out agent rolls up.
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And then a cop car rolls up, and my stomach sinks.
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He sometimes rolls up his sleeves to show people his welts.
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Just this January, LG teased a 4K TV that rolls up.
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When conducted properly, purges can keep voter rolls up to date.
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She rolls up her sleeves, she works, she's smart, she's thoughtful.
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States are required to keep their voting rolls up to date.
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He rolls up his right sleeve and exposes a badly mangled arm.
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"First police car rolls up, there are two officers there," he said.
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A farmer in a pickup truck rolls up next to Abu Salim.
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One day a man rolls up beside the girl while she's walking.
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Calley rolls up his trousers but doesn't go in above his knees.
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Lois rolls up on this conversation long after the name "Martha" is uttered.
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Ohio officials said the law would help keep voter rolls up to date.
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Matt Harvey rolls up in his Maserati, which looks a little like the Batmobile.
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Davis rolls up to the pre-festival shenanigans, where he meets Micah's girlfriend Keke.
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Mr Freeman rolls up his sleeves and delves into the nitty-gritty of manufacturing.
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Escobar's lawyer, Duque, is driving when a car rolls up to shoot at him.
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Mark Allen rolls up to Jay in a brand new retro Jeep concept car.
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That's when Morgan rolls up on his horse and pulls a gun on him.
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The school now rolls up the turf and folds the gate after each use.
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The TV rolls up from the stand to reveal a very thin, 0.5mm panel.
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Once the robot rolls up, students can unlock and access their package using their phone.
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She rolls up her skirt to show where her leg was beaten with a stick.
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A bashful Lloyd rolls up to meet Mr. Rogers with his face cut and bruised.
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He shoots a few of them, then Finn rolls up with a couple more guys.
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It could be a ways off before Q rolls up into that, according to Assefa.
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Then his team rolls up in a Escalade to a horse trail behind the mall.
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It provides a working surface for your keyboard and mouse and rolls up for storage.
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When it rolls up into a ball for a nap, it measures 20' in diameter.
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And since I'm guessing that map rolls up nice and tight, they probably satisfy tenet #2.
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So assuming Trump rolls up another win, how does he not march on to the nomination?
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A government tanker rolls up once a day to the abandoned field where she now lives.
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At the end of each video, the armory's big back door, the garage kind, rolls up.
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LG unveils its futuristic Signature OLED TV that rolls-up with the press of a button.
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By the time the cult actor Udo Kier rolls up it's clear that anything gleefully goes.
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But it's also not like Faraday is going to disrupt anything as it rolls up the hill.
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Recall that scene in Inception in which the city of Paris rolls up like a humongous crepe?
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Even the doctor, a man who had seemed straight-laced, rolls up his sleeves and digs in.
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FINALLY, my mom rolls up and whisks Nicole and Marc off for a tour of our house.
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She wins, she rolls up a nice electoral count, wins the Senate, and then faces investigation after investigation.
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A hospital lanyard around his neck, he rolls up his crisp shirtsleeves and settles down at his desk.
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Then, he rolls up the leg of his shorts to reveal a new tattoo on his upper thigh.
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To this day, a Champagne cart rolls up alongside your table when you sit down at Mr. Chow.
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Before I start popping champagne and everyone rolls up their sleeping bags, I have a few more questions.
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And the pillow rolls up into the hood when you arrive and want to stash it away. $39.99.
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It forced 44 states to provide extensive information on how they keep their voter rolls up-to-date.
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Instead, he rolls up his sleeves to find the stocks of high-quality companies, and then does his homework.
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The OLED display, which, while thin, doesn't look flimsy, actually rolls up inside the base like a projector screen.
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You can even watch the last bit live from the robot's perspective as it rolls up to your place.
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Essentially it rolls up all your watch apps into one big video burrito that syncs between devices automatically. Nifty!
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At the event, LG showcased a 4K OLED TV that rolls up when you don't want to watch it.
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That's literally an OLED display that rolls up in a box so that it disappears when you're not watching it.
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So when you want to store it, the whole bag rolls up into a package the size of three footballs.
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Because of math, the old keyboard rolled up into a square, but the new keyboard rolls up into a pentagon.
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When it does, it's almost as if the movie cracks its knuckles and rolls up its sleeves: now watch this.
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Maybe this new system pays out $1 million per week but only rolls up $85033 million for the maximum prize.
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The Therm-a-Rest Compressible Travel Pillow rolls up into a tiny package and expands to a full, rectangular pillow.
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As I dwell on what to do, Jackie Chain, the rapper, rolls up with three white dudes in a Nissan.
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It has asked state election officials for information on what they are doing to keep their rolls up to date.
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When a woman catches someone staring at her as she puts on makeup in traffic, she coolly rolls up the window.
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Jeep's Gladiator pickup rolls up and down gnarly terrain with the eagerness of a big dog bolting down a marble staircase.
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That's where another pollero in the smuggling chain rolls up in a car, the migrants jump in, and off they go.
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Yes, laws require states to perform list maintenance and yes, states have a responsibility to keep voter rolls up to date.
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Enter Mr. Ryan, who isn't actually a serious, honest policy expert, but plays one on TV. He rolls up his sleeves!
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Not to mention the fact that it rolls up into a tidy base that looks more like a buffet than a television.
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Ms. Grundy (Sarah Habel) who rolls up to Archie in her car during the summer wearing Lolita sunglasses and a lustful gaze.
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As Abbi says goodbye to Mike on the phone, Ilana rolls up to the party in her new leotard and a wig.
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You sip your coffee, read your emails, finally settle in and start being productive when that coworker rolls up to your desk.
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He rolls up the cured squash and put it in the bowl, before finishing the dish with a spoonful of tomato salad.
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Then a ball rolls up with one of the Politics and Policy questions, and I shake my head to get rid of it.
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A Wife rolls up her stockings, Unwomen report for duty in the radioactive fields, and, naturally, lots of babies, against Reagan's allegorical words.
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When they land, an SUV rolls up: Turns out, the attorney general is helping Escobar and has his family put under protective custody.
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Phoenix rolls up 20 minutes later in a bright blue Chevy Volt with "Vote Jess Phoenix" scrawled in chalk across the back window.
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Jin rolls up to the white distribution tent with a translucent fuchsia dildo bouncing from the strap of her sand-colored Tumi backpack.
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Leave one of them by the red call button, press it, and a server rolls up the shade to take away your order.
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Made of polyethylene, it's waterproof, mostly stainproof, and it rolls up into a purse-sized tote so folding it up is a breeze.
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In other words, airline gate agents probably shouldn't act so surprised when the Orange is the New Black star rolls up to first class.
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This stemmed from both Brexit and the fall in value of the great British pound, which is how the company rolls up its currencies.
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Down the street, the industrial Ratio Beerworks, which sometimes serves a refreshing Handwritten wit ($6), rolls up garage-style doors on its popular patio.
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The Electronic Registration Information Center and Crosscheck both compare voting records across multiple states in an attempt to keep voter rolls up to date.
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Once the party gets rolling back on Earth and Blair really rolls up her acting sleeves, Another Life reaches new levels of perfectly satisfying absurdity.
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Tamme rolls up to Stanford after a night of driving, and she has to make the next three hours with her son Ernest worth it.
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It rolls up to you, raises its hands in greeting when you introduce yourself, and turns its head toward you when you move or talk.
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However, the Surpahs Over the Sink Roll-Up Dish Rack features a flexible design that rolls up like a mat to take up minimal room.
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In an ad for Dior's fragrance Sauvage, Johnny Depp rolls up his sleeve to reveal an armful of jewelry, including a turquoise-and-silver bracelet.
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The set up is this: a high school "junior" pulls up a seat, ready to dive into a juicy burger and fries, when who rolls up?
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READ: What the world thinks of Trump Clinton rolls up wins in the South It's the polar opposite of where Clinton found herself eight years ago.
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LG Display has a prototype 18-inch screen it's showing off at the Consumer Electronics Show this week that rolls up like a piece of paper.
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In broad strokes, our hero drives off with two others in the car, a second car rolls up along its side and a gunman blasts away.
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Just watch: The so-called "Party Song" starts out as an Aaron Carter-style teenage house party tune until, uh, the AP English teacher rolls up.
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He rolls up his cargo door, loads in her bags and hands her a wad of cash: $10 for each bag of 200 cans and bottles.
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Baier evidently has no interest in wanting to be a part of the exercise: He rolls up the window of the car and doesn't follow her inside.
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The operator rolls up to a site, unfolds the drone, powers it up, then plugs it into a tank sitting in the back of their work truck.
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The only person that seems to be doing alright is Ant-Man, who rolls up to the Avengers compound to distract Cap from his furtive crying session.
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His brother sleeps in the kitchen on a mat that he rolls up every morning and wedges in the corner, opening a path to the front door.
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He rolls up his sleeves, exposing his fungi field guide tattoo sleeve, waxing on about this so-called flying insect soup recipe he's been losing sleep over.
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For iPhone users, most of the changes are minor, and as usual, many of the changes are just app updates (which Apple rolls up into OS updates).
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We have no authority to second-guess Congress or to decide whether Ohio's Supplemental Process is the ideal method for keeping its voting rolls up to date.
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They assume that if you have private healthcare in the U.S. that a Cadillac rolls up to your door and takes you to some wonderful private hospital.
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We have no authority to second-guess Congress or to decide whether" Ohio's notification program "is the ideal method for keeping its voting rolls up to date.
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We also support automatic voter registration, which uses updates to names and addresses at motor vehicle or other government offices to keep registration rolls up to date.
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Here we get our third Stark sibling reunion in 10 episodes, as Arya rolls up in Winterfell, confuses some guards, and waits for Sansa to come find her.
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When the trio rolls up to visit potential (and obnoxious) farm buyer Sam Landry's big ol' farm, Charley asks if any of her siblings have ever been before.
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When it rolls up to a control panel the droid beeps and bloops at the computer as its head moves about, which triggers lights and other interactive elements.
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To start, anyone who rolls up to a members-only club with a bleeding face deserves the loudest of kudos for being the most punk of all people.
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But when a Rugby League personal trainer rolls up to a player this casually and pops in his dislocated shoulder, you know you've got yourself a badass sport.
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"She not only gives financially and helps us raise money, but she also rolls up her sleeves and gives her time," said Elsie McCabe Thompson, the society's president.
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The big difference here is that the LG Signature OLED TV R rolls up into a stylish little rectangle, and that difference apparently costs a ton of money.
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At the end of the finale, an FBI agent rolls up to the Jones home to tell Betty and Jughead that Alice was a federal informant for the Farm.
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"Joe Biden rolls up victories as Bernie Sanders struggles for a foothold in the Democratic race," by Sean Sullivan, Matt Viser, and Michael Scherer Sorting through the Michigan rubble.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek at Monday's premiere, 28-year-old contestant Erin rolls up to the mansion in a horse-drawn carriage — and dressed as a modern-day Cinderella.
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If the justices rule in voters' favor, Ohio will have to go back to the drawing board and find a new way to keep its voter rolls up to date.
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"This all rolls up into what can you afford, and if you have to make some reductions, where would you make them, because the budget is not unlimited," he said.
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In financial statements, Verily rolls up into Alphabet's "Other Bets," which includes a bunch of other long-term bets like Waymo (self-driving cars) and GV (early-stage venture capital).
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The self-made, Tokyo-bred chef treats Abdullah and Ry to his favorite Japanese izakaya dishes, and blows their minds when he rolls up a blunt with a bamboo sushi mat.
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Stark's already finished one burger when he later rolls up at Stark Industries, consumes a second one walking in, and pulls a third (?!) from his jacket pocket as he addresses reporters.
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They require states to keep voter rolls up to date by deleting the registrations of voters who move away, but bar states from de-registering people simply because of voting inactivity.
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The decision on a case brought by the conservative Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty, concerns a state law that requires the Wisconsin Elections Commission to keep voting rolls up to date.
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Parker, the former designer, is an unusual Fortune 200 CEO in that he rolls up his sleeves and does what he was originally trained to do, which in his case is design.
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The company has been experimenting with flexible displays for years, culminating with the reveal of the LG Signature OLED TV R, a 65-inch TV that rolls up when not in use.
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He later rolls up on Anika, unannounced with a $10 million offer in exchange for silence and essentially Anika handing over baby boy Lyon to Lucious, by way of Hakeem of course.
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Kumail unfurls a prayer rug and sets a timer on his phone; five minutes later, after watching a video and playing with a cricket bat, he rolls up the rug and leaves the room.
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The five justices who sided with Ohio, led by Justice Samuel Alito, concluded that the practice was necessary to keep the rolls up to date by removing those who have died or moved away.
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That is, everything related to policy and safety on Twitter rolls up to her, including the company's decisions on banning users, or how to respond when other countries (like Turkey) decide to ban Twitter.
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And, if you dig the ship, check out the mother—the queen of the meanies, who rolls up late in the show, gambolling across salt flats toward a school bus full of innocent children.
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The rail line makes a few more curves and reaches the Damascus Gate station, where in a parking lot for buses, Jamil Rajbi, 54, a driver, finishes praying and rolls up his fringed mat.
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Read more: Jacinda Ardern, New Zealand's 37-Year-Old Leader, Rolls Up Her Sleeves When she takes her six-week maternity leave, Ardern said Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters will serve as acting Prime Minister.
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Perhaps noticing how off-the-rails West's Trump-stumping was getting, Taylor Swift rolls up and sings, "Hold my beer," to break her long-standing political silence, endorsing a progressive Democrat in the Tennessee midterms.
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"We have no authority to second-guess Congress or to decide whether Ohio's supplemental process is the ideal method for keeping its voting rolls up to date," Justice Samuel Alito wrote for the conservative majority.
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The woman locks her door and rolls up her car window, before briefly rolling it back down to say, "You be fair with me and I'll be fair with you," she says, her voice rising.
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When your 49-year-old aunt rolls up for dinner wearing an "OK Boomer" sweatshirt, grabs her phone and tells everyone to "Say hi to TikTok," gently squeeze the dispenser directly into your open mouth.
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Moments later, a yellow Dodge Caravan rolls up to the curb, and a tall blonde-hair blue-eyed dude in his mid-to-late-20s hops out to help me load my luggage into the trunk.
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"We have no authority to second-guess Congress or to decide whether Ohio's [law] is the ideal method for keeping its voting rolls up to date," Justice Samuel Alito, concluded for the majority in Husted v.
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I mean, I've been wearing hoodies since Stanford so but I also know that if someone rolls up on me and sees me in a hoodie they're not gonna see Stanford, they're not gonna see Hotchkiss.
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With Tribune again available, Nexstar CEO Perry Sook, who founded the company in 1996, could add 42 stations rather than allowing a private equity party to be the entity that rolls up stations, said the people.
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Bernie rolls up his sleeves and starts talking gravely about how this is the richest country in the history of the world... "Today we're in Lowndes County, Alabama, in an African-American community," he is saying.
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He looks like Prince Eric, and I have seen the greatest minds of my generation driven to madness at the sight of his forearms, set free from his button-ups when he rolls up the sleeves.
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In one of the first, you find an empty bus stop, and soon a bus rolls up bursting with the sound of shrieking birds, and a line of eggs tumbles out to incubate in the shelter.
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Eye-popping TVs from Samsung, Sony, LG, and other companies have dominated CES in recent years, like Samsung's modular micro-LED set known as "The Wall" and LG's TV that rolls up like a sheet of paper.
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Later, Deadpool rolls up outside the mansion and holds up a boom box that blasts Peter Gabriel music, an allusion that paints him as Say Anything's romantic lead, Lloyd Dobler, and Colossus as the object of his affections.
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We got Rubio at Reagan National Airport Monday and the way he sees it ... he may disagree with President Trump on this and that, but he rolls up his sleeves every day and tries to keep things rolling.
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Though keeping the rolls up to date is a good idea in theory, when states flag voters who have a Latino name or are naturalized citizens, the burden is on the voters to prove the state has erred.
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Real talk, when I bought my Benz (#humblebrag), I envisioned myself in Aaliyah's "At Your Best" video (her birthday was just the other day, *sigh* R.I.P. Baby Girl), where she rolls up in the black Benz like what's good.
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Consider a robot that rolls up and down the aisles of a big-box store to check inventory: It could count the stock and order new items automatically, in a fraction of the time it would take a conventional floor staff.
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Participating will be opt-in, with customers presented the self-driving option at check-out, and they'll be given a PIN to unlock the doors and get at that sweet, sweet pizza once it rolls up to their delivery address.
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I dare you to convince me why I'd want a giant TV that rolls up like a newspaper — please, please give me a rollable tabletphone instead — but that didn't keep LG's rollable TV from dropping jaws at CES last year.
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At this point, Melisandre rolls up in Dragonstone and pitches our secular queen on the concept of the Lord of Light, broadly, and the concept of her and Jon Snow as the prince and princess that were promised, more specifically.
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The original Rolly keyboard, which, as the name implies, rolls up so that it's incredibly compact and easy to stash in a bag, has only four rows of keys, which accommodates the standard QWERTY layout plus a spacebar below it.
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She is four hours late to our interview, and when she rolls up to our office, en route to a different photoshoot for which she's now also running late, I suddenly understand why she took so long to get here.
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Her bank manager (Hugh Dennis), who appeared in a couple of installments (including a memorable trip to a meditation retreat), rolls up in his car and asks if she's O.K. She's not, but he gently reminds Fleabag that everyone makes mistakes.
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"We have no authority to second-guess Congress or to decide whether Ohio's [law] is the ideal method for keeping its voting rolls up to date," Justice Samuel Alito wrote for the 5-20173 majority, which split along traditional ideological lines.
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She's carrying armfuls of filched items by the time she rolls up to a five-star hotel, snags a stranger's suitcase, and proceeds to skillfully secure herself a free room to relax in, all worn out from a day of short cons.
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"It replicated the idea of what it must have been like back in the day, where you're just camping in the wilderness and all of a sudden a dude rolls up with his six shooters and wants to rob you," he says.
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It's obviously too early to assign them substantial credit, though the group — which is organized as a nonprofit and rolls up several smaller initiatives under a common banner — has at least begun to serve as a port of call in a recruitment search.
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She rolls up the sleeves of her oversize orange sweater to pull whole tilapia from a garlicky marinade, which she will pan-fry and serve with the browned plantains, a salad of raw onions, tomatoes and herbs and a homemade hot sauce.
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In a sneak peek at Thursday's episode, Hyland — decked out in a pink latex top and matching skirt, pink Pumas and a full face of glamorous makeup — rolls up in a toy Jeep before diving into an epic performance of the Pussycat Dolls 2005 hit.
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When a fellow waitress and PYT Roberta — who's showing off more than a little cleavage — rolls up to Hollywood's car for some flirting, an unfazed Aunt Vi gets in the car, offers up a swift "hey baby," then kisses her man right in front of ol' girl.
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Just check it out as your dude rolls up wearing bunny ears (for some reason), splays out some balls on the floor to trip the wrestlers, swings a bucket in a dude's face, and then brings the match to an end with a Santa-assisted frog splash.
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The TV rolls up and down out of a box that also has a speaker and all the ports inside (including HDMI 2.1), but because the TV isn't always out—a big black rectangle messing up the aesthetics of your living room—it actually has three modes.
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Before long he is chasing down a familiar dark tale of very young women and very bad men, and trading patter with both a silky rich cat (Robert Forster) and a smooth pimp (Clifton Collins Jr.), who rolls up with a scowl, pummeling first, asking questions later.
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The best lightweight beach blanket: WildHorn Outfitters' Sand Escape Beach Blanket ($25.99) WildHorn Outfitters' Sand Escape Beach Blanket is made of parachute nylon, which means it's lightweight, quick-drying, and rolls up from 7 x 9 feet into a tidy little 5.5 x 8.5-inch bag.
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Scott is a father — the man of the house who has muscles and abs, coaches the little ones' sports teams, rolls up his sleeves to fix things, tours the world as a rock star and then puts his feet up on the table when no one is watching.
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Simply knowing the difference between an interest rate and an annual percentage rate (APR), which rolls up all the costs of a loan, is important financial literacy, said Joel Frisch, head of Americas at Prodigy Finance, a UK-based firm that specializes in lending to international graduate students.
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LG: I really feel like CES will have reached a transportation peak when we're at the point where at the end of the week you can just summon an automated EV. It just, I don't know, maybe you like shout at it and it rolls up to you.
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Aside from making the perfect soundtrack to the angry phase of a breakup when you feel compelled to throw all your ex's stuff out the window, Gage's remix of Abra's "Crybaby" is the sonic equivalent of when a man rolls up his sleeves and actually tries to understand a woman.
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Within a certain period of time — the company estimates 30 minutes, though my quick beta test of WeFuel last week was set up in advance — a hazmat-certified driver rolls up in a small truck, pops open your gas tank, and fills up your car with regular or premium unleaded gas.
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These books are often built around love stories, but the real juice comes from the scenes in which the heroine shakes her head grimly at a veritable mess — a pile of unpaid bills, a messy room, an inefficiently laid-out shop — and then rolls up her sleeves and gets to work.
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Before this, the Army veteran was maybe best known outside Virginia for a web-only commercial where he rolls up to a bar on a motorcycle, then sings an extremely lame parody song called "You've Lost That Centrist Feeling" at someone who is supposed to be Republican incumbent Barbara Comstock.
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But more impressive is the TV itself, which puts LG's best-in-class OLED technology into the sleekest form yet, and that's after the company already made a "wallpaper" TV. It's a stunning screen that rolls up whenever you're not watching something and rises from its base the next time you are.
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Great players can work around or overcome a certain level of RNG, but if the opposing team comes up on a squad of noobs and your team rolls up on a squad of great players, the tide of the match will inevitably shift against you, and may even result in a loss.
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Where the company's reputation once seemed headed toward something like Walmart's — that is, widely seen as a kind of monster spawn of American capitalism — now Amazon is fast becoming something else in the public eye: The fix-anything, can-do business hero who rolls up his sleeves to take on America's biggest challenges.
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Things started out fun and peaceful, with participants encouraged to toss toilet rolls up in the air — because, per the organizer's messaging, 'there's a lot of shit to clean up' — but events took a different turn later, as protestors moved to another location and some began trying to break into a police building.
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But in an exceptionally traditional, conservative setting like a golf course, it's hard to imagine many men thinking, Oh, what a nice little show, instead of, Ah, the world is in its proper order, when the beer cart girl rolls up to the tee box, advertising Budweiser on special and complimenting a mediocre shot.
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" Miranda was joined on stage by his Hamilton costar and Tony Award winner Renée Elise Goldsberry with a new, appropriate interpretation of the "Ten Duel Commandments" from the musical, rapping lyrics such as "In a world gone berserk, Hillary rolls up her sleeves and gets to work" and "I want to vote the candidate who puts our kids first.
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All it takes is a single visit to a malicious website to be infected with malware that then rolls up the PC into a botnet, or a large group of infected PCs under the control of hackers, that can then be used to do things like unknowingly participate in denial of service attacks or mine bitcoins for some guy in his basement.
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" Maria feels an existential gnawing in her bones, a dread she can never quite shake, but instead of clinging tighter to the rules she has presumably been taught—polish the furniture, make an apple pie, prepare her husband's Martini as he rolls up the driveway—she makes a list of the things she will never do: "ball at a party, do S-M unless she wanted to, . . .
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It's perfect for your tablet, phone, or sub-notebook — and when you're done with it, it rolls up like a towel and fits neatly in your beach bag (or wherever else you want to stow it.) It connects with a USB cord (so you might need an adapter for some newer-model Apple products) and it's pretty rugged: if it gets sandy, all you need to do is wipe it down.
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Redditor Kulper rolls up his/her sleeves and dives headfirst into all things first generatino with a post aptly titled "A deconstruction of the first-generation Pokemon universe" I recommend giving the whole post a read through, but some of the highlights include:- Red and Blue are bioengineered humans made by Professor Oak- Items found on the ground are leftover remains from trainers devoured by wild Pokémon- Pokeballs leak radiation proportional to the mass of the Pokemon contained within, and the amount of radiation that the human trainer can safely withstand is proportional to their own body mass.
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We also all should have probably gotten the hint two weeks ago when the model posted a throwback photo of herself as a young girl wearing an oversize white t-shirt with a light blue Adidas logo which she captioned, "always been an OG." In the boomerang video she posted to Instagram to announce her new role with the sportswear company, Kendall casually rolls up in a golf cart in front of a large mural that reads "Welcome to the Family!" wearing a fully navy blue tracksuit with the three signature stripes down the side and a matching pair of sneakers with her hair slicked back off her face.
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