I hope that the energy actually rubs off on them.
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White cream that rubs off on our pillow is not that.
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Instantly, that rubs off on me and the other younger actors.
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Here's hoping some of that luck rubs off on him…eventually.
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He's just comfortable back there, and it rubs off on everyone else.
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Instead "his extreme self-satisfaction rubs off," Wolff wrote of their interaction.
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"The science and math naturally rubs off on my work," he said.
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We hope such kindness rubs off on other occupants of the White House.
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Here's hoping that his new freedom across the repertory rubs off on his colleagues.
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ROSS: WELL, THE MESSAGE IN HIS TWEETS RUBS OFF, FOR SURE, BUT NOT THE BEHAVIOR.
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That kind of decisiveness rubs off on the players and makes them trust him implicitly.
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When someone offers a huge grin brimming with authenticity, happiness rubs off on its receivers.
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As he rubs off the dust to get a closer look, an enormous blue genie emerges.
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I reckon that rubs off on people when they watch you from the crowd as well.
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"Playing as hard as I can, that rubs off on people and it's contagious," Jordan said.
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No word on why Bron picked the sneakers -- maybe hoping Kobe's playoff swag rubs off on him.
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I can only hope his compassion for the world and his fellow man rubs off of me.
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A lot of paranoia goes around and that paranoia rubs off on you, and then you get paranoid.
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Politicians, in particular, will be waiting to see if the culture of one rubs off on the other.
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Turns out some of that fluffy charm rubs off on whomever is holding one — further proof pups are magical.
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She always sees the best in people so it rubs off on me when I'm having a down day.
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They can harness what's known as "the halo effect" and hope that star power rubs off on the brand.
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It makes me feel great when I see someone else thriving, and I think it rubs off on me.
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" He pictured "a story about her walking down the street, just emitting this self-confidence that rubs off on the viewer.
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Although Diggs isn't actively looking to return to Broadway, he does hope it rubs off on other parts of the entertainment industry.
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Now he's taken this step into soccer club ownership, Valladolid will be hoping some of his playing success rubs off on it.
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And secondly, you just have to be sensitive to everybody and you've got to watch that paranoia, because that paranoia rubs off on people.
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"There's always a burst of creativity at the beginning of any new U.S. administration that also kind of rubs off on NATO," he said.
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The blue dye that rubs off your new pair of jeans is likely azo dye, the most common form of dye used in textile production.
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The book explains the contagion effect of transformative resilience, how it goes beyond what we experience as individuals and rubs off on those around us.
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The marker eventually rubs off, but the skin becomes so perforated that you just trace the raised moguls of irritated flesh, fingering them like Braille.
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The best thing anyone can do in that situation is simply bask in the presence of such great coolness, and hope a teensy bit rubs off.
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"She's a champion ... and when you have championship pedigree, I feel like it rubs off on everybody and she definitely rubbed off on a lot of us."
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It rubs off the flaky sides, and helps a good cup to develop underneath, so the meat sits in a larger, protected area, with plenty of fluid.
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Just as Pera's clear passion for each episode's topic of the week is infectious, his enthusiasm for life's ostensibly ordinary things rubs off on those closest to him.
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The Clinton campaign obviously hoped some of his blue-collar credibility rubs off on the presumptive Democratic nominee as she seeks to secure the Democratic hold on the state.
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I grew up in a very religious household, and my parents were never the type that said you couldn't do something, living with people rubs off on you a lot.
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But Nezaa Bandele—a Jamaican-born woman who launched the Paradise Natural Foods vegan pop-up—says Detroit rubs off on the city's Jamaican restaurants, leading to "Jam-erican" dishes.
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"Let's hope that the experience gives the North Korean athletes a small taste of freedom and that it rubs off," said Michael Anton, a spokesman for the National Security Council.
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When we get the chance, we love to pick their brains about what, exactly, it is that they do, in the hopes that some of their kitchen magic rubs off on us.
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Google Effect Rubs Off on Schools in One Rural Oklahoma Town A $2.5 billion data center transforms the learning experiences of a rural community's students in a state where schools are struggling.
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"With some of the veteran guys here, Giancarlo, Gardner, you don't see any panic ever, no matter what the situation is — and I think that rubs off on the young guys," Walker said.
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In "The Judge Hunter," the only clear targets of his satire are the Puritan saints who populated New Haven, and readers are left to decide how much of it rubs off on contemporary Puritans.
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I have my Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Wiz in my bag in case a little of it rubs off on my helmet, so I'm ready to fix them up before I step on the podium.
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Screenwriter Susan Coyne co-created Slings & Arrows, the Canadian TV drama that's one of the best depictions of the creative process ever, and a little bit of that rubs off on The Man Who Invented Christmas.
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"Suppliers to Carrefour might think if any of Tesco's attitude in dealing with suppliers rubs off on Carrefour – that's a positive thing," he said, adding Tesco could recommend its private-label suppliers to Carrefour and vice versa.
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In fact, many folks who post workout selfies do so not because they're showing off, but because celebrating small victories helps motivate them to keep going — and maybe they hope that motivation rubs off on some of their followers.
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The only downside is the pants come with a warning that they can only be washed 15 times before the magical stain-repelling coat rubs off, but nonetheless they're still a pretty solid pair of white pants with or without their magical properties.
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It's always good fun [...] There's a lot to do and we're all friends. I truly believe that the attitude we have towards filming rubs off and you see that.
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22 Sep 1984 set team and NFL records while serving as the focal point of the team's offense. Steve DeBerg emerged as a stable, confidence-inspiring on-field leader.Huang, Nathan. "DeBerg's confidence rubs off on Bucs".
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Cold weather rubs off on Royals as scoreless inning streak hits 26 ESPN.com, April 12, 2008. Brian Bannister threw a complete game and allowed only three hits on April 13 in a 5-1 win. The following night, Zack Greinke threw a complete game as well.
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Democracy activists have reported undergoing torture, including electric shocks, rape, iron rods rubbed on their shins until the flesh rubs off, severe beatings and solitary confinement. In 2007, AAPP reported how prison hospitals become distribution centres for HIV/AIDS as prison patients were made to share needles and syringes for injections.
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He has a passion for football. > He lives, eats and sleeps football, and that rubs off on everyone around him > (but no current playing field). Football is his first priority, but it goes > deeper than that. He asks us our thoughts on the game plan, and then asks > about our classes and families.
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He orders her to change clothes, then harshly rubs off her lipstick. This enrages Nell, who accuses Eddie of being just like her repressive parents. Then, when he suspects there is someone in the bathroom, she hits him over the head with a heavy ashtray. While Jed tends to Eddie, Nell goes into Bunny's room.
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Ranvir is immediately released but Kabir vows revenge on Aanchal. Initial misunderstandings are cleared up and Ranvir hires Aanchal to work for their company where she rubs off his cousin, Gaurav, the wrong way. Ranvir falls in love with Aanchal but Kabir woos her to exact revenge not knowing that Ranvir loves her. Aman is suspicious of Kabir.
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Up to 25 smooth, elliptical follicles develop on the spike, each containing up to two wide wedge-shaped winged seeds. One field study revealed, on average, eight follicles for each fertile cone. Initially covered in fine fur, these are long, high and jut out by . The fur rubs off and they become smooth with wear, and generally remain closed until opened by fire.
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The dark pigment rubs off easily. The eggs are often dark coloured in thornbill and gerygone nests, whose eggs are likewise domed and dark. This is thought to minimise the risk of ejection by a second female cuckoo visitor to the already parasitised nest, which might overlook a dark egg when laying another egg. Several other species are occasional hosts.
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At the end of her journey, as she descends from the sky, some of her ochre paints again rubs off onto the clouds, creating the sunset. She then puts out her torch, and throughout the night travels underground back to her starting camp in the east. Other Aboriginal peoples of the Northern Territory call her Wuriupranili. Other stories about the Sun involve Wala, Yhi, and Gnowee.
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Film actor Kishore, has said "With Nanna Prakara, working with a first-time director ensures that there is a different insight into filmmaking and a young energy on set, which rubs off on everyone" while talking about the Principal photography. The film will mark the directorial debut of Vinay Balaji. Priyamani, who plays a doctor on the film said she put a lot of effort "to play the role convincingly".
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Captain Nambiar is jovial his next door neighbour. Raghunandan, however, is not really bothered about relationships, friendships or the norms of society and prefers to live life on his own terms. He rubs off some powerful politicians, who come to his TV show threatening dire consequences and offering bribes, the wrong way and doesn't regret it. Raghunandan's fatal addiction towards alcohol takes a heavy toll on his personal and professional life.
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This makes the team believe that Zoya could be their lucky mascot. Her luck rubs off sensationally when the team wins the match in Sri Lanka. This goes against the wishes of Captain Khoda who is attracted to Zoya but is also irritated by the media for giving her the credit for their wins. Nikhil is at loggerheads with Robin (Angad Bedi), the previous captain of the Indian Cricket Team whose uncle is the President of the Board.
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Kayapo men The Kayapo use intricate black body paint covering their entire bodies. They believe that their ancestors learned their social skills from insects, so they paint their bodies to mimic them and to better communicate with the Spirit that exists everywhere. The black body paint also allows them to blend into their surroundings when hunting in the forests. To help find their way through the forest, the Kayapo paint their legs with red pigment that rubs off on the surrounding terrain.
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Arthur's love for plants rubs off on Jonathan, and he seems extremely keen on the job, even helping Arthur sell his plants at the May Day fête on the Square. However, as the weeks go by Jonathan starts to shirk his responsibilities, leaving work early and then failing to show up at all. After a few days of absence, Arthur contacts Christine to complain. According to Christine, Jonathan has left London to attend a festival in Scotland with his hippy friends.
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Today, Prajwala stands upon five pillars: prevention, rescue, rehabilitation, reintegration and advocacy. The organization extends moral, financial, legal and social support to victims and ensures that perpetrators are brought to justice. To date, Prajwala has rescued, rehabilitated, or served over 12,000 survivors of sex trafficking, and the scale of their operations makes them the largest anti-trafficking shelter in the world. > The warehouse of energy and optimism that she is, Ms. Krishnan's enthusiasm > easily rubs off on those around her as well.
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The pigmentation in the coat rubs off quite easily; anecdotal reports suggest rain running off a bongo may be tinted red with pigment. The smooth coat is marked with 10–15 vertical white-yellow stripes, spread along the back from the base of the neck to the rump. The number of stripes on each side is rarely the same. It also has a short, bristly, brown ridge of dorsal hair from the shoulder to the rump; the white stripes run into this ridge.
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Eriobotrya japonica is a large evergreen shrub or small tree, with a rounded crown, short trunk and woolly new twigs. The tree can grow to tall, but is often smaller, about . The fruit begins to ripen during spring to summer depending on the temperature in the area. The leaves are alternate, simple, long, dark green, tough and leathery in texture, with a serrated margin, and densely velvety-hairy below with thick yellow-brown pubescence; the young leaves are also densely pubescent above, but this soon rubs off.
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Much of the decline has been attributed to the winter tick with about 70% of the moose calf deaths across Maine and New Hampshire due to the parasite. Moose with heavy tick infections will rub their fur down to the skin raw trying to get the ticks off, making them look white when their outer coat rubs off. Locals call them ghost moose. Loss of the insulating winter coat through attempts to rid the moose of winter tick increases the risk of hypothermia in winter.
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Before mating, male Nomada will fly locally secreting a scent which mimics the host female. Male cuckoo bees will secrete this scent near host nest options to help female Nomada find a nest to deposit eggs. Furthermore, when male and female bees mate, there is evidence that part of the male's secreted scent rubs off onto female bees, which will actually provide an advantage to her finding and entering a host nest. Nomada bees are distinct from other types of parasitic bees for several reasons.
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His mother was also a writer for the Register, she also wrote for magazines like Better Homes and Gardens, Good Housekeeping, and House Beautiful. He recounts many things that were invented during his childhood that fascinated him, which include frozen dinners, atomic toilets, and television. His middle-class, all-American lifestyle is shown constantly throughout the book, and the influence of his depression-era raised parents rubs off on him. He also remembers his adventures as "the Thunderbolt Kid," an alter ego he made up for himself when he felt powerless.
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In late 2010, Horton was signed by Zimbabwean side Matabeleland Tuskers. He described his role in the squad as "... to get runs in all forms of the game and also bring an approach and a dedication to the game that rubs off on the rest of the squad. To have that added responsibility on my shoulders can only make me a better person and a better cricketer in the forthcoming season for Lancashire." In a match against the Mountaineers in November, Horton scored his first T20 half-century, beating his previous best of 44.
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" Spike's ambition to kill the Slayer apparently rubs off. After separating from Spike, Harmony wants to be an independent, strong vampire who can get by on her own; accordingly, in the episode "Real Me," she gathers her own gang and makes her own attempt to kill Buffy, which ends in disaster. Her minions destroyed, Harmony returns to Spike for protection until it becomes clear that Spike's infatuation with Buffy has become an obsession (cf. "Crush"). Having departed Sunnydale, Harmony is next seen in the Buffy spin-off Angel, in the episode "Disharmony.
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In late May, 2006, the South Sydney Rabbitohs announced the signing of Peachey to a contract for the remainder of the 2006 season, later extended to 2007. The first two rounds of the NRL season in 2007, saw a rejuvenated Peachey playing with vigour and a seemingly contagious attitude that rubs off on both his fellow players and the fans. His steadying influence and the ability to create something out of nothing, make "the Peach" a handful for any opposition. Despite having turned 33 before the season commenced, he has indicated that he is keen to have one more season with Souths.
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The Iron Ring is a unique Canadian tradition. Since 1922, Canadian engineering graduates have been able to participate in The Ritual of the Calling of an Engineer, a welcoming ceremony wherein new professionals receive an iron ring. The Iron ring represents an engineers choice to obligate themselves to the highest professionalism and humility for their profession and their moral and ethical commitment. The Iron Ring is worn on the little finger of the dominant hand and it acts a reminder of an engineers obligation because as an engineer works, it symbolically rubs off on all the engineers drawings and writings.
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The line was built with 16 equally spaced turnouts each with a water pump and timber shed. A maintenance station responsible for perhaps eight miles (13 km) of track was based at each turnout. The station overseer surveyed half of that track daily, and effected minor repairs such as making secure loose bars of iron, punching down protruding spikeheads, chamfering wheel flange rubs off the rails, ramming earth around the piles, and so on. The overseer was also responsible for maintaining adequate supplies of water and timber at the station, and for calling on the Superintending Engineer for nonroutine derangements.
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Journalists Kate Montgomery and Mike Logan married three months after meeting on the White House lawn. Although the marriage didn't last, there are two common threads between them—their 15-year-old daughter Abby and their all-consuming adoration of the newspaper ink that rubs off on their fingers. While Mike has become one of New York's larger-than-life journalists, Kate's hard-nosed reporting from around the world has earned her an impressive reputation. When Kate accepts a job offer that's just too good to pass up, she becomes the first female managing editor of the New York Sun—and she's now Mike's boss as well.
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The story in Yoruba Girl Dancing of Remi Foster's eventful journey to London from Nigeria closely relates to the life of author Simi Bedford, who experienced a similar childhood. In addition to being partially autobiographical, the novel also alludes to other books, singers, and aspects of culture that proved to have an influence on the writing of Yoruba Girl Dancing. When Remi auditions for her school choir, she turns out to be an awful singer, and after the audition the teacher perplexed says: "I assumed you would have a beautiful voice like Paul Robeson, like all your people" (125). Such gross generalizations recur elsewhere in the book, as Remi struggles to achieve equality with her classmates.. One classmate, Anita, convinces the other girls that Remi's skin colour rubs off (86).
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In 1955, he began selling a hockey puck with ball bearings designed for year-round use.Mat Dunnell, "Speaking on sport", Toronto Star, 29 March 1955, 16. He later designed a safety kit for schoolchildren.Lotta Dempsey, "The veneer rubs off", Toronto Star, 18 April 1963, 51. Cohen was listed as chairman of the Canadian Diabetic Association in 1965, and as Vice-Chair of the North York Safety Council in 1966."It was lively all over town", Toronto Star, 30 October 1965, 59; "`Canada's third biggest' votes without thrills", Toronto Star, 3 December 1966, 9. He asked Canadians to support a mobile diabetes detection unit in 1970, and promoted healthy eating habits later in the decade.Sonnee R. Cohen, letter, Toronto Star, 14 February 1970, 2; "Visitors at food building fed advice on proper eating", Toronto Star, 25 August 1973, A14. Cohen founded Worldwide Diabetes Information Service in 1977, a non-profit organization specializing in diabetes information.
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Chittick, 1984, p.94 The fabric on these vessels is also very absorbent and rubs off as a fine dust any time it is handled. The decoration on these vessels is usually limited to the upper part of the vessels, and usually consists of incised line designs, but there are also examples of vessels of this type decorated with moulding.Chittick, 1984, p.94 When these moulded designs are present, they are usually on the handles of the vessel, which are in turn sometimes decorated with a very distinctive knob-like design at the upper curve.Chittick, 1984, p.94 These handles can be grouped into two classes; one is rather close in appearance to the Amphora style, and the other is cast in two pieces, always with a figure eight section.Chittick, 1984, p.94 This type of pottery is also called Siraf cream with the more “refined” varieties being labelled as Gudulia and Eggshell ware. This type of pottery is also remarkably similar to jugs that are found in an early Islamic city called Susa.Chittick, 1984, p.
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