I scarfed down muffins Winnie the Pooh would have enjoyed.
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Melania had a Di Fabio pizza ... Barron scarfed down pasta.
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Kim scarfed them down, whether the camera was rolling or not.
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China consumers scarfed down 44.4 billion instant noodle packets in 2014.
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But not every meal was scarfed down right after a hunt.
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So I scarfed down my last stuffed pepper at 5:30 p.m.
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Nevertheless, Corbyn happily accepted the crisp and scarfed it down on the spot.
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I dug in and scarfed the whole plate down in under a minute.
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Goldman Sachs scarfed up billions of dollars of bonds in the secondary market.
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Personally, I am scandalized that dogs can have more rights than a scarfed woman.
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DREAMers now have their very own emoji, a happy face scarfed by an American flag.
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They scarfed down food quickly because, after all, there are more kids who need their care.
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Here's what our host Action Bronson and his comrades scarfed down on in this week's journey.
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It's all a far cry from a bacon-egg-and-cheese scarfed down on the F train.
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Since I'd scarfed down the pizza a few hours before, I couldn't explain this feeling at first.
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She remembers how "famished" he was at a school potluck, saying that he scarfed down food, KNBC reported.
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After they made their way through the drive-thu, Gomez excitedly scarfed down French fries in the front seat.
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The recipe served six, and my boyfriend and I scarfed down almost everything between just the two of us.
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The household's working theory: Harry scarfed something off the ground the night before on a walk to Central Park.
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A white pizza of mozzarella and mascarpone cheeses, diced eggplant and quartered cherry tomatoes was scarfed down just as fast.
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We scarfed down an early dinner and arrived at the site right at dusk, when the temperature was quickly dropping.
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I don't have to worry about dinner, because I scarfed down my leftover pizza from lunch before leaving the office.
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"Promise you won't be cross," Carolyn announces before the big unveiling of a dramatically scarfed Konstantin sitting in her living room.
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One study showed that people scarfed down 16% more cereal than usual when it was served to them in a bigger bowl.
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Chestnut -- who told us he'd been training like a mad man -- scarfed down 70 hot dogs in 10 minutes ... breaking the record.
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His first company was Run Wilder, where the main product was Ozgood, a brown puppet who chugged beer, scarfed hamburgers, and vomited.
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It was safari-themed and we scarfed down some wings, turkey rolls, egg-salad sandwiches, bruschetta, spinach-artichoke dip, and "jungle" punch.
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Why should a meal on your own be uninspired or scarfed down as if consumed on the shoulder of an interstate highway?
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Why should a meal on our own be uninspired or scarfed down as if consumed on the shoulder of an interstate highway?
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I scarfed down the fries, trying to determine how this fantastic menu item might alter the outcome of the fast-food showdown.
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Investors have scarfed up short-dated U.S. debt on the view the Federal Reserve might pause with its interest rate increases in 2019.
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And so Larkin's "pastoral of ships up streets...tattoo-shops, consulates, grim head-scarfed wives" will recede a little farther into the distance.
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Some 10 billion years ago, the primitive Milky Way scarfed down a galaxy one-quarter of its own size, according to a new study.
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And I live only two miles away, but I drove there, got my food, pulled into a parking lot and scarfed it all down.
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It recalled the death of the fourth Doctor, beloved, be-scarfed Tom Baker, who met an infamously ignominious end by falling from similar scaffolding.
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Bobrowski scarfed down 100 plates of sushi at Running Sushi, an all-you-can-eat sushi buffet in Bavaria last Friday, according to Eater.
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Burrata is heavenly no matter how you eat it: spread on crusty bread, scarfed down by the spoonful, or in this stupidly simple salad.
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Others scarfed down food before they filed into the center, afraid there would be no food once they turned themselves in to border officials.
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The hygienicals use a mechanical ice crusher, on demand, so that the ice does not have time to absorb pollutants before being scarfed up.
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Cultured Traveler Why should a meal on our own be uninspired or scarfed down as if consumed on the shoulder of an interstate highway?
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Sadly, the chicken nuggets used for the bouquet were not real and, thus, could not be scarfed down at the end of the evening.
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Earlier this year, the creator of a purported hack for lactose intolerance scarfed down a cheese pizza at the end of a YouTube video.
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The Barbadian superstar -- wearing a low-cut, black and white dress -- chowed down on some samples and even scarfed down the famous restaurant's must-have pizza.
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The Las Vegas woman scarfed down 20113 1/2 hot dogs and buns in 10 minutes to claim the championship title for the third straight year.
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He said he and his crew tried to unhook the tarpon fish to give it a chance to escape, but the shark ultimately scarfed it down.
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Around Easter, dogs come in after eating chocolate rabbits and Easter eggs, including one pooch who scarfed up an entire garden of the eggs hidden for children.
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This is why half the ingénues on the Oscars red carpet feel compelled to say they just scarfed down a cheeseburger on the way to the show.
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I had seen Ricky onstage in 1982, as Philostrate in "A Midsummer Night's Dream" for Shakespeare in the Park, and scarfed him up to act in films.
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Wednesday I needed to be at work a couple of hours early on Wednesday, so I quickly scarfed down some cereal and milk with a side of berries.
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In a nearby hole-in-the-wall restaurant on Friday afternoon, groups of media members from Japan, China and Korea cheerfully scarfed down bowls of pork bone stew.
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I gratefully scarfed my 7.50-euro gut bomb of mixed lamb and chicken kebab and sat back, allowing the rich sauces and spices to soak up the alcohol.
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Which means it's time for a lunch break—a quick one, scarfed standing up, because now they're running behind and there are still two songs to get through.
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We also scarfed down two orders of their juicy fried free-range chicken with black-bean mayonnaise, and liked the ribs with rhubarb compote so much we ordered them twice.
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My dog isn't exactly discerning when it comes to what she eats (she ate half a pizza box the other day), but I can say that she happily scarfed these down.
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And this year, the Girl Scouts have two new treats to be guiltily scarfed down alongside our beloved Thin Mints, Samoas and Do-si-dos — a duo of delightful S'mores cookies.
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Our eyes on the ground at the ceremony also noted that Best Actor winner Casey Affleck handed his sweet treats over to Salma Hayek, while David Oyelowo scarfed his down immediately.
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You've scaled Kilimanjaro and sailed to Antarctica; scarfed kouign-amann in Paris and raised a glass of genever in Amsterdam; spotted whale sharks in the Andaman Sea and trailed elephants in Botswana.
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One day he scarfed down six chicken breasts and a bratwurst Brad left unattended briefly, and within the first two weeks ran away and was found nearly forty miles away in Cleveland.
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About an hour before class, I scarfed down a wickedly potent kief cookie, attempting to time the peak of my high with the beginning of a tibetan singing bowl sound bath meditation.
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I returned to the group in time for lunch — fish soup that I scarfed down in between cupping the warm bowl with my cold hands that had gone numb inside my gloves.
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The fans, some of whom sipped beer through straws and scarfed down plates of poutine, clapped and swayed to the low-key notes pumped out by the nine-member Dalhousie Rally Squad.
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Sexual hunger pulls Pico off the feed and toward the world, and sometimes toward disenchantment; meals are scarfed down on the road, or prepared at home, slowly, with some self-pity mixed in.
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I'd fried some tortillas alongside eggs and tomatoes—the outer limit of my cooking abilities—and my visitor scarfed two at a time, sprinkling shredded cheese and drenching the paper plates in Cholula.
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How often have I sat in a charming French inn, way out on the rocks of Normandy, and scarfed down a plate full of these delectable bivalve mollusks, sautéed to a golden brown?
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But most of us have, at some point, come home from a rough day at work and scarfed down a personal pizza, or a pint of ice cream, or maybe even a sheet cake.
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Reuters spoke to more than a dozen people at the two soirees, where Stella Artois beer and vodka sodas flowed freely and some attendees scarfed down hamburgers while getting updates on former colleagues' lives.
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In a world of Soylent-fueled productivity and meals scarfed down at desks, there's some novel pleasure in watching people do something they like, with people they like, for as long as it takes.
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Gugino's Carol, scarfed in a fog of herbal cigarettes, has a dreamy presence, as if she and gravity have worked out some side deal, though the birth of her daughter binds her to life.
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Falafel, Korean barbecue, clam and lardons, uni-topped scrambled eggs—you name it and someone in this city has most likely scarfed it down their throat while wrapped in one, cuisine purity be damned.
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The feeding frenzy—the maggots scarfed down the whole pie in two hours—was documented in a time-lapse video, and described in a study published Wednesday in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface.
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Eventually someone will unlock an optimized Tarrare shitpost that will balance all of these elements and, one assumes, create a wormhole that sucks me into another dimension much like Tarrare (allegedly) scarfed down the baby.
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At Kua 32 — the Nahuatl word for "to eat" plus the number of states in Mexico (including the capital) — I scarfed down a taco stuffed with carnitas made from duck instead of the usual pork.
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He wore the same clothes every day and looked "famished," one former classmate told NBC4, recalling how, at a school potluck, he stood by the table and scarfed down "plate after plate after plate" of food.
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It's a shot that has precedent in other Broad City season finales, my favorite being season two's, in which they scarfed dollar pizza after another friendiversary night gone hilariously awry and made resolutions for the year ahead.
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While on a girl's trip to Tokyo, Japan, the ladies scarfed down McDonald's Big Macs, french fries, and apple pies — food they were excited to eat after previously complaining about the local cuisine they were being served.
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Once the food has been scarfed down, the truth-telling marijuana has been smoked, and the revealing art has been unleashed, it's time for a full-on dance sequence to 1985's "Raspberry Beret," finger cymbals and all.
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Donald Gorske, the 214-year-old world record holder who's spent the past 278 years on a noble quest to eat a shit-ton of Big Macs, scarfed down his 0003,2000th burger over the weekend, ABC 240 reports.
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In the last three weeks, Cruz scarfed up 40 delegates in Utah, 18 out of 25 in North Dakota, 36 out of 42 delegates in Wisconsin, grabbed all 34 in Colorado and last weekend took 14 more in Wyoming.
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The sad news is that the salmon was so good that I scarfed down the extra portion I had made for today, telling myself I would just deal with the consequences in the morning (also, I was really hungry).
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Gentil Ramírez Polanía, a Colombian farmer in his mid-60s scarfed a bunch of the stuff and impressed his woman with a multi-day hard on before checking himself into a hospital with an inflamed, fractured and gangrenous penis.
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Factor in the plot twist three months later when some guy admits he's been in love with me since I scarfed down an entire chimichurri steak on our second date and didn't "wanna mess things up" by saying it then?
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The head-scarfed new roommate struggles to adjust to the (relatively) promiscuous lifestyle of her roommates and hides all traces of debauchery in the apartment (alcohol bottles, ashtrays, pipes) in a panic when visited by her ultra-conservative fiancé Wissam.
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My husband and I spent the reception loitering in a separate area of the hotel ballroom, one of us watching her sleep in her stroller while the other quickly scarfed down an entrée that had been left sitting a little too long.
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"I'm a strong supporter of medical marijuana, especially after my father was diagnosed with leukemia and used it to help him cope with his nausea during his chemo," he told me as I scarfed down my second, and then third, powdered pot pastry.
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"If you scarfed down mom's leftover meatloaf and garlic bread at 9 o'clock last night, chances are you're going to wake up feeling exactly like that -- a sluggish loaf of meat," says Noah Neiman, master trainer at Barry's Bootcamp in New York City.
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Most cared more about — I don't know — camping gear, crafts projects and merit badges than whether the Democratic nominee should have made an additional stop in Grand Rapids and maybe scarfed down a funnel cake in Kalamazoo while she was at it.
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Perhaps you wrote them a sweet social media post, scarfed down an entire cake in their honor, or did absolutely nothing out of the ordinary, because although you think certain celebrities are great, you're not close personal friends — or even Facebook acquaintances — with them.
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My breakfast, when it does happen, usually consists of an alarmingly large coffee, two gummy multivitamins, and maybe, if I'm feeling really fancy, a granola bar hastily scarfed down in the back of the bus on my morning commute while listening to the Daily.
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It comes in five different patterns and colors and stays looking new for yearsThe first time I was over at Buster&aposs dinnertime, I watched wide-eyed and horrified as my boyfriend&aposs dog scarfed down a bowl of kibble in 10 seconds flat.
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Amazing we'd left the rented room long enough for this, clothed and everything, separately scarfed, in search of backdrops to pose against, or rough drafts with which to gauge one another as the words swam and swapped and shook themselves like dogs coming out of the river.
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As the Yankees showered, scarfed down their postgame meals and prepared to head to Cincinnati, where they were due to play in about 24 hours, the consensus seemed to be that if you were going to play a game this long, you had better win it.
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Everyone looks extremely hungover and I am regaled with tales of the group's shenanigans: they ended up being filmed for a reality show that was taping at the bar they went to after our "official" happy hour, scarfed down drunk pizza, and had a hot mess of a night.
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At last year's NYC African Food Festival, hundreds of Yelp heads found themselves in a literal greenhouse on a 90-degree August day, boiling in the heat as they scarfed down handfuls of food from about ten vendors—a far cry from the 24 plus rising-star chefs the event promised, Gothamist reports.
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André has particular insight into Melania's style since, while on Vogue assignment, he went to couture shows with her in Paris and helped her choose her Dior wedding gown, and later flew with her in white-leather splendor on the Trump plane as Donald scarfed down Oreos and talked about how Jude Law was no Cary Grant.
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Just the outline of a figure, something about the overcast day, the cheap shit rain, and the rancid streaks left in their system from the bigbox downers they'd scarfed this morning, something about all that shit keeps it just an outline until the figure is pretty fucking close, like thirty feet away, and then Tandy realizes it's Noor, that she's covered in liquid dark and dried, and that she isn't screaming Tandy's name at all.
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The yellow-scarfed tanager (Iridosornis reinhardti) is a species of bird in the family Thraupidae. It is found in forests in the Andean highlands in Peru.
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The central position of this site is approximately . Three timber bearers measuring about in diameter project up to horizontally from the riverbank. The outer ends are modified (scarfed) on the underside to enable them to sit onto piles or a wharf head. The timber may be turpentine.
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All doors have been replaced. An early two roomed slab hut is located at the rear of the house. It is constructed of hand adzed timber slabs, scarfed at the bottoms and set into a bed log. The slabs are battened at the top to a hand hewn log.
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The origins of Schramberg date back to the year 1293, when the locality was first described as "Schrammenberg" ("wounded" or "scarfed hill"). From 1643 Schramberg was the centre of the Herrschaft Schramberg, belonging to Further Austria until 1805. From 1805 Schramberg was part of the Kingdom of Württemberg.
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The belaying pin and handsome wheel were made from old puriri fence posts. Spars were scarfed and laminated of Douglas Fir taken from an old Auckland building demolished to make way for the Regent Hotel. The varnished cap rail was made from demolition kauri. Skylights came from the yacht Askoy.
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A tapered or scarfed finger joint is the most common joint used to form long pieces of lumber from solid boards; the result is finger-jointed lumber. The finger joint can also be valuable when creating baseboards, moulding or trim, and can be used in such things as floor boards, and door construction.
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The keelson would be scarfed into the apron and deadwood and would be shorter than the keel. There were equivalent stemsons and sternsons. The futtocks (side-frames) were dovetailed onto the end of each floor and every other joint was strengthened with an iron angle plate. The futtocks were of oak and of varying length averaging .
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On top of the floors, on top of the keel, on earlier barges was bolted a massive Oregon pine keelson. This used iron bolts. On the Kathleen the keelson was a made of a steel section, in profile similar to railway line (): it was cheaper but could distort. The keelson would be scarfed into the apron and deadwood and would be shorter than the keel.
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From the lower level, two large doors lead to the southern aligned railway tracks, and a tramway runs through the centre of the floor longitudinally. There is evidence of earlier service entry doors or cartways entering from the Terrace side. The main timber floor frame is supported on sturdy hardwood columns with timber headstocks. Each bearer is jointed over the headstock with a scarfed joint and square timber key.
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While Bill scarfed down his ice cream almost unnoticed to everyone, Darwin saved his and ate it in front of the other players. The other players saw him with food, but ultimately dismissed it as an honest mistake. Later that evening, the players were informed that a $10,000 penalty would be assessed to the pot due to the food violations. Players were suspicious, but put more emphasis on Heather's mistake in the Wine Delivery game that same day.
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In small boats strakes may be single continuous pieces of wood. In larger wooden vessels strakes typically comprise several planks which are either scarfed, or butt-jointed and reinforced with a butt block. Where the transverse sections of the vessel's shape are fuller, the strakes are wider; they taper toward the ends. In a riveted steel ship, the strakes were usually lapped and joggled, but where a smoother finish was sought they might be riveted on a butt strap, though this was weaker.
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Usually a timber horizontal beam was tied into a fork in a tree or scarfed in, using an axe to mortice it in. Sometimes the tree would then grow around it, as occurred with the Moonah Creek tree. A timber vertical post sometimes supported the far end of the horizontal beam, to give the structure greater strength and stability. In 1984 the tree was entered in the National Trust of Queensland's Register of Significant Trees for its reputed association with the hanging of Aboriginal people.
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There are three fixed approach spans at the Norwich city end and the main swing bridge section. The swing bridge raises some on 4 main jacks, mounted on to substantial sub-frame in the turning pit. The swing bridge raises to clear the fixed span and land abutment's scarfed rail joints and to also clear the fixed overhead conductor rails, which are gantry mounted to the swing bridge and the approach spans. The bridge "slew" is provided by 2 hydraulic motors driving against the main slewing ring bearing, manufactured by Robello.
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The false keel was a timber, forming part of the hull of a wooden sailing ship. Typically 6 inches thick for a 74-gun ship in the 19th century, the false keel was constructed in several pieces, which were scarfed together, and attached to the underside of the keel by iron staples. The false keel was intended to protect the main keel from damage, and also protect the heads of the bolts holding the main keel together. The false keel could easily be replaced when it became damaged.
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The original sod roof was removed in the early 1970s and replaced with yellow fibreglass, which was replaced with green Colorbond, corrugated steel roofing in 1993. The bathroom and storage room were also reroofed with alternating panels of the green Colorbond and translucent corrugated plastic. The structural poles, which were trimmed by Marr Grounds to compensate for uneven sinkage are now being replaced or scarfed. Most recently, Marr has expanded and improved the central fireplace with added wood storage and remounted the hot water service and installed an adjustable lamp and the hanging pantry and its pulley system of his own design.
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" The construction of the "Balfour" Stradivarius was an attempt of good effort but not entirely convincing: "The purfling is ebony, an obvious sign rhat the violin could not be a genuine Stradivari. Another error which they petpetrared on this and most of their instruments is the short scarfed joint in the purfling on, or just beside, the centre joint at both ends of the back. Cremonese instruments generally have a longer overlapping mitre placed well away from the centre line. The typical Cremonese-style pins are present however, at each end of the back, half covered by the puifling itself.
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In 1985, he went further and ratified law 108 extending this ban to educational establishments. During Ben Ali's regime, the government began cracking down on females wearing the hijab. In 2008, Amnesty International reported that women were forced to remove their hijab before being allowed into schools, universities, workplaces and some were even forced to remove it on the street. The report goes further stating that scarfed women were denied entry to the Tunis International Book Fair and at times were taken to police stations and made to sign a written commitment to stop wearing the hijab.
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The lower hull of the ship, still containing a load of iron ore sits in shallow water not far from shore, while a large portion of the starboard side is located on the beach near the lighthouse. In the submerged portion, most of the hull remains intact, as does most of the steam propulsion machinery. The rudder, copper hull sheathing, keelsons, the portside engine mount, the propeller shaft assembly, and iron ore cargo are the most prominent items found on the lake bottom. On the shore, the section of the starboard side is 134 feet long, and features scarfed ceiling planking, paired frame sets, and hundreds of wood and iron fasteners.
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The Gibson Victory MV's elegant headstock shape has a fourteen degree stacked laminate "non-scarfed" break angle, made like a hockey stick. By comparison beginner guitars have the headstock cut off and then glued back on at an angle, with dowel pegs creating a "Scarf Joint" to save money. Gibson Kalamazoo luthiers pioneered laminated guitar necks. The Victory's tuning machine alignment allows for a "perfectly straight" symmetrical pull on the strings that provides optimum string down pressure on the nut for the string to seat in the nut slot but not pinch, bind, or rattle in the slot, transferring all the vibration into the nut instead of into the tuning machines.
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After viewing the replicas and taking note of the wear and tear the Red Special had suffered during nearly 30 years of constant touring, May had Fryer restore the original Red Special in 1998 using as much original and time-period specific material as possible. Damaged veneer on the back of the guitar was removed and new pieces scarfed in. The binding was removed and various nicks and dents in the top were repaired. Fryer re-finished the neck and body in the original Rustin's Plastic Coating used in the creation over the existing finish, and fretboard wear was repaired and dot-markers replaced.
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The design, building and sailing of the vessels Transit and the promotion of the novel ideas that he incorporated in them, occupied much of his life. The most original features of these vessels were their slab sides above, and the concave and convex sweeps of the hull, below the waterline, the Joints scarfed and bolted rather than chocked and treenailed, ballast was iron cast into special shapes to sit just above the deadwood and between the floor timbers and the narrowest part of the hull above the keel was reinforced by strong cross timbers bolted through the sides. Such extensive use of iron was a novel feature at the time. Gower observed that conventional vessels were box-like and needed much movement of the rudder from side to side to preserve a steady course.
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Priestley, Joseph, Historical Account of the Navigable Rivers, Canals, and Railways of Great Britain, Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown and Green, London, 1833, pages 439 to 441 The track consisted of fish- bellied cast iron edge rails; the rails used a form of scarfed joints on stone block sleepers.Baxter, Bertram, Stone Blocks and Iron Rails, David & Charles, Newton Abbot, 1966, page 44 The selection of edge rails was not without controversy: plate rails (where the wagon wheels are plain and the plate provides the flange for containment) have the advantage that the wagons can leave the track and be manoeuvred on an ordinary flat surface. Losing that advantage was only justified if edge rails enabled heavier loads to be hauled by a horse; there seemed to be a lack of objective evidence on that point.Vanags, page 29 The track gauge was 4 ft in.
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