Cody Kunkler scissored between traffic cones like the sure-footed senior he is.
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A cutter scissored through layers of denim methodically in the dimly lit room.
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The photo, which showcases a freshly scissored pair of jorts, is all too real.
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But "Ferdinand VIII" has already scissored his civil-service uniform into a regal mantle.
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And "Scissored Isle" follows Alan Partridge, Steve Coogan's fictional TV presenter, across the British divide.
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Another time, she hovered in the lane, legs scissored, cradling a rebound in one arm.
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The next one was a father with his family; he scissored his fingers down low, surreptitiously.
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With the sculpted and scissored images of the Dada artist, Hannah Höch, in mind, I visited David Barnett's studio.
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Post-box, with flushed cheeks and messy hair, the couple reported back this sensual experience: Liekens: And what happened when you scissored?
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Prosecutors said all the secrecy — the nameless debit cards, the scissored bank paperwork, the shadowy phone calls — showed Mr. Buck knew what he was doing was wrong.
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Images could be scissored out of National Geographic and Vogue, and repatriated to blocks of strident primary colors, where their fetishistic weirdness became hilariously disturbing (Sarah Charlesworth).
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They're reached through a small, open-air lobby like a disco ball, with flashing screens and a dizzying cutout in the ceiling to reveal the building core's scissored stairs.
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The liquid goes down quick, and soon an affable waiter drops a fried chicken sandwich in front of D'Agostino, who is wearing a Swearin' T-shirt with the sleeves wisely scissored off.
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At the maze of counters throughout the place there are some nice pastries, sandwiches made on focaccia and cornetti (croissants), and pizzas with varied toppings on somewhat doughy crusts scissored into squares.
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In many ways, they owed their attacking prowess in the second half to winger Modou Barrow, who scissored up some deadly runs along the right flank to produce beautiful crosses like the assist above.
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Ms. Collenette heaved a laden cotton bag — printed with the scissored crest of the Craftivist Collective — onto the wooden countertop and drew out a procession of highlights from her collection for me to examine.
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Matteo Darmian entered the penalty area and took a shot that was, unfortunately for Spain, deflected right to Pellé who scissored it past David de Gea on the volley to effectively end the game at 2-0.
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A month later, in front of an audience at USC Roski School of Art and Design, he painted the spines of a cactus and then scissored them off as a recorded poem by Anne Sexton played on repeat.
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Sooka described mass graves and torture at military detention centers where inmates had had their ears scissored off, been subjected to electric shocks that made them lose control of bodily functions, and forced to hang their faeces in bags overhead to avoid having to sleep in it.
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Plastic, especially, is ubiquitous and unavoidable, churned out as casually as it is thrown away: a drinking straw scissored in half and served alongside our morning coffees, a cheap pair of shoes worn out too quickly, a plastic bag to hold the fruit we bought at the market.
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"You want to cover them well, and don't leave any air pockets beneath the roots," cautioned Olaf Eggert, the ranger responsible for this stretch of woods, as he held a seedling aloft, his forefingers scissored about halfway up the stem to demonstrate how deep in the earth the young trees must be buried to ensure their survival until spring.
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"Hear from living mavericks", Calgary Herald; retrieved April 13, 2016. A scissored armbar wrestling hold is sometimes referred as a "Stu-Lock" in Hart's honour.
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In a contemporary review, John Pym of the Monthly Film Bulletin stated that "a reach-me-down mish-mash, padded with flashbacks and what appear to be hardcore sequences, and scissored by many hands." The review also commented on the 3D in the film, as "barely noticeable".
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In the markets of Madurai, woollen goods were sold alongside the cotton and silk goods. The cloth manufacturers wove long pieces of cloth at a time and delivered it to the dealers. The textile dealers then scissored off bits of required length, called aruvai or tuni, at the time of sale. The dealers themselves were called aruvai vanigar and the localities where they lived aruvai vidi.
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Flying Scissors to the neck, executed during the 2004 "Gio-To- Festival" in Minden, Germany. The move is performed with the wrestler's legs scissored around the opponent's head, dragging the opponent into a forced forward somersault as the wrestler falls to the mat. It is often erroneously called the Hurricanrana in American wrestling, but due to the lack of a double leg cradle pinning combination, it is a standard headscissors takedown.
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Originally Quasar Systems Limited, it adopted the Cognos name in 1982. Cognos is a fragment scissored off the Latin word "cognosco," which means "knowledge from personal experience".Gale Directory of Company Histories Cognos became a public company in August 1986 trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange as CSN and on the NASDAQ as COGN. Its independent existence ended on January 31, 2008, when Cognos was acquired by IBM.
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Material was often dyed; the blue dye for the loin cloth was a preferred color. In addition to silk and cotton fabrics, cloth made of wood fibre called Sirai Maravuri and Naarmadi was used by the priestly class. The cloth manufacturers wove long pieces of cloth and delivered it to the dealers. The textile dealers then scissored off bits of required length, called aruvai or tuni, at the time of sale.
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The Smooth Fox Terrier is a low-maintenance dog in terms of grooming. Hair grows all over the entire body equally, so to have the smooth clean look areas must be scissored or clippered. For normal pet maintenance, brushing the coat, keeping the nails trimmed, and cleaning the hair out of the pads of the feet is important. Brushing teeth is also recommended, a dog's bite is very important to its health.
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This is a crossface combined with a scissored armbar. The attacking wrestler traps one of the prone opponent's arms in their legs, wraps the opponents other arm under the attackers shoulder, and then applies the crossface. Perry Saturn used this as the Rings of Saturn, PAC uses this as The Brutalizer and Yuji Nagata uses this as the Nagata Lock III. Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D uses this move with a clawhold named the Lockjaw.
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This variant is executed on an opponent sitting on the top turnbuckle. With the attacking wrestler's legs scissored around the opponent's head while they face each other, the wrestler backflips to swing through the opponent's open legs, dragging the opponent into a forced somersault that distances the wrestler from the opponent, who lands back-first. The name comes from Scott Steiner, who invented the move. A handstand variation can also be used.
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In 2015, Coogan co-presented a special Christmas episode of the Channel 4 chat show TFI Friday as Partridge. In February 2016, Sky Atlantic broadcast a second series of Mid Morning Matters, in which Partridge continues his relationship with divorcee Angela. Alan Partridge's Scissored Isle, a mockumentary in which Partridge examines the British class divide, followed in May. A second Alan Partridge book, Alan Partridge: Nomad, a travelogue in which Partridge recounts a journey across the UK, was published on 20 October 2016.
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A teammate of Wilt Chamberlain, Jackson was a starter on the 1966–67 Philadelphia championship team that scissored the Boston Celtics' string of eight straight NBA championships. After the 1968 season, Chamberlain was dealt to the Lakers, and Jackson (along with Darrall Imhoff, acquired in the Wilt trade), were asked to fill the void. However, Jackson suffered a major injury in 1969 and was never the same player after that, missing a total of 66 games his last three years in the NBA.
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Khrushchev also complained that Dudintsev had "biasedly scissored out negative facts for tendentious presentation from an unfriendly angle." (fee for article) Others joined in: Dudintsev was accused of vilifying Soviet society and his book of being a social evil. His works rapidly became untouchable, and he sank into poverty. (fee for article) Not by Bread Alone was reprinted in the 1960s, after Khrushchev's fall, but this was seen as more a way of denigrating the former leader than honoring the author.
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The Kartik AVLB uses the scissors style bridge of the Czech MT-55. The bridge is folded for carriage and scissored out for usage and is deployed and recovered from the front of the vehicle. The 20 metres (66 ft) long 'KARTIK' 60 Military Load Class (MLC) bridge is 4 m wide thus one of the widest tank bridges in the world. The bridge can accommodate two-lanes traffic of jeeps and one lane traffic of 3 tonners, t-72s and BMPs.
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Baker's legitimate profession as a dentist was often referenced as part of her character in AEW, so much so that Pro Wrestling Torch observed that "it became a parody". The character was originally described as "happy", but following Baker's heel turn, it has been described as "too proud" and "delusional". She also began referring to herself as a "role model". In relation, Baker uses a fusion of a scissored armbar and the mandible claw, which attacks an opponent's mouth, as a finisher, named Lockjaw.
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When her marriage dissolved, she moved to New York City in the spring of 1966, aged 61, taking up residence first in the Chelsea Hotel and then in a studio next door, where she threw legendary soirées and became known as the "Grandma Moses of the Underground". By the time she arrived, Wilson was already working with photomontage techniques. Encouraged by Johnson, who had sent her magazines through the mail, she scissored patterns into images of pin-up girls and muscle men until they resembled doilies or snowflakes, as Wilson called them.
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Daphne exclaims: "That's how it's supposed to smell; it's English!" In Steve Coogan's 2016 Alan Partridge mockumentary Scissored Isle, the Partridge character offers Bovril to some teenagers, describing it as "beef tea". Douglas Adams, author of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, stated that he relied on frequent baths, Bovril sandwiches and very loud guitar playing as excuses to avoid writing. British mountaineer Chris Bonington appeared in TV commercials for Bovril in the 1970s and 1980s in which he recalled melting snow and ice on Everest to make hot drinks.
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Twin brothers Neil Gibbons and Rob Gibbons are an English screenwriting duo from Sandbach in Cheshire. They are best known for cowriting several Alan Partridge projects, including Mid Morning Matters with Alan Partridge, Alan Partridge: Welcome to the Places of My Life, This Time with Alan Partridge and the 2013 film Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa. They were nominated as best comedy writers in the 2017 British Academy Television Craft Awards for Alan Partridge's Scissored Isle. They also cowrote Bedsitcom and an episode of the fourth season of the HBO comedy series Veep.
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Regardless of whether the body of the coat is stripped or clipped, the 'furnishings' or longer hair on the legs and face must be scissored or clipped regularly and require daily brushing to remain free of potentially painful mats. Whether a Schnauzer is stripped or clipped, his coat requires a great deal of grooming. In most cases, this means an owner must either take care to learn the required grooming - for which the dog's breeder should be a great resource - or the owner must take their dog in for regular, often expensive, trips to a grooming salon.
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Sabre is renowned for his innovative technical style which primarily involves British catch wrestling and submission holds. He has been praised as one of the greatest technical wrestlers of all time, having won the Wrestling Observer Newsletter 'Bryan Danielson Award (Best Technical Wrestler)' for six consecutive years. Sabre is a member of the Suzuki-gun faction and one half of the Dangerous Tekkers tag team alongside Taichi. His finishers include a Michinoku Driver dubbed the 'Zack Driver', the Rings Of Saturn, a hammerlock grounded scissored armbar, a cross-armwringer inverted Jackknife Cover, and a double Argentine Leglock, both stretching the foot out of the shin.
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Even today, the eastern cut-off is used by high school jumpers in Kenya, where the lack of foam landing mats necessitates a style where jumpers land on their feet. The eastern cut-off is a very beautiful and complex style involving contrary rotations of the body and legs. A jumper taking off from the left foot crosses the bar with the right leg first, left leg roughly parallel to the bar, with the body still on the takeoff side and twisted (opposite to the rotation of the left leg) to face downwards. After crossing the bar the legs are rapidly "scissored": this undoes the twist and the jumper lands gracefully on the takeoff foot, facing the bar.
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Colorado won 1–0 in the first leg, played in Dallas, with a header in the 42nd minute from defender Sean Henderson; the Burn had several chances to equalize, including a free kick in the final five seconds that hit the post, but were unable to capitalize. In the second leg, played at Mile High Stadium in Denver, Dallas took an early lead in the fifth minute but were set back by an equalizer from David Patiño in the 23rd minute. The match remained tied until a scissored volley from Chris Henderson in the 87th minute clinched a 2–1 victory to win the conference championship for Colorado. The team became the first to take a pair of brothers, Chris and Sean Henderson, to the MLS Cup.
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