And opposite was Baszler, scowling and retreating to the back.
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Trump, hunched and scowling, flits his eyes across the room.
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This scowling kitten appears to be beyond bothered by something.
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Then she makes each student say nice things while scowling.
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My wife is simultaneously cooking lasagna and scowling at Bill Belichick.
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Shortly after, the actor awakes from his dream-meditation still scowling.
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Then, he was the scowling, scathing attack dog hounding Hillary Clinton.
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Two seconds—and the painted dogs were scowling on the canvas.
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Mr. Sanders has always been a scowling presence in the Senate.
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Scowling with contempt, he scoffs that he almost wishes he hadn't bothered.
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"This is horrible!" a neighborhood man said on a recent night, scowling.
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Close your eyes and picture Wall Street bankers scowling into their catered breakfast.
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I wondered if the old bastard was unaware he was scowling at me.
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With Claire and a scowling Murtagh as witnesses, Mary and Randall exchange vows.
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Ball was scowling at the screen when the phone on his table buzzed.
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While the shop clerk trails him, scowling, the girl will do the stealing.
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"Onstage, he made a habit of scowling at his audience," Mr. Kalish recalled.
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"It has become a habit to take a beating," Geeta said one day, scowling.
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His look, his scowling, his staring down then muttering his response, he was perfect.
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I was expecting her to show up as a clerk at some point, scowling.
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As a scowling infant, she rejects the breast; later, she picks at her suppers.
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Mr. Firth's caricature of scowling British reserve masking a tender heart is pitch perfect.
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A police officer took out her phone and took pictures of me while scowling.
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We are all scowling through our own Nascar squeezes every hour of every day.
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One wall was covered with a spray-painted mural dominated by a scowling dog.
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Scowling as he read the course requirements, he found one he's never even heard of.
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The scowling image of Horton, a convicted murderer and rapist, was shown all across America.
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I saw his burnt umber face scowling down at me when I closed my eyes.
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"Close your eyes and picture Wall Street bankers scowling into their catered breakfast," he suggested.
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Pence sat scowling during the Games last week, subtly using his platform to project pugnacity.
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He mixes hopeful, happy smiles with firm words, as well as hints of scowling, purposeful anger.
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Scowling with disgust or rage, they are lumpy, balding things who tap on their personal devices.
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Iridian stomped across the ship in her magnetic boots, bleeding and scowling and beautiful and terrible.
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On the left, a pack of scowling punks in leathers leaned against a graffitied concrete wall.
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I pictured you spending the holidays scowling at the tree, listening to nothing but 1990s grunge.
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Westbrook was the scowling underdog on a never-ending mission to prove the entire universe wrong.
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On the way, she passed a little red coupe, its inhabitants scowling, their mouths moving: an argument.
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After she tied for 20083rd in the 100-meter butterfly, Vollmer stomped off the pool deck scowling.
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He stood there, fingers in ears, for the rest of the set, scowling and shaking his head.
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He jogged, scowling, to the right corner and celebrated with his teammates in the suddenly quiet stadium.
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In person, you see someone wearing headphones and scowling, and you know they&aposre trying to focus.
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And meanwhile, over at the Unicode Consortium, there is a contentious debate over a scowling pile of shit.
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Other characters,like Angel, Storm, and especially Psylocke, are so busy scowling that they barely get to talk.
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I saw Laura Dern as Amy Jellicoe, scowling in a sunny board room in the finale of Enlightened.
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His teachers describe him as quick to smile and laugh, but his teammates see his scowling, fastidious side.
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Gail: For me the big takeaway from the second debate was visual — Trump prowling around the stage, scowling.
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A C-Span shot of Representative Nancy Pelosi, scowling and clad entirely in black, quickly became a meme.
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Everyone on "The Walking Dead" is in a scowling contest, and the prize for winning is more scowls.
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Around the city and beyond, Mr. Wallace's scowling, chubby-cheeked visage graces more than a few graffiti murals.
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And as the interrogation led by a scowling senior senator (John Lithgow) continues, Forde is called to testify.
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John Wayne scowling and puffing on a single coil atomizer filled with apple e-liquid is... kinda lame.
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As she returns to bed, Dee Dee is sitting up, scowling sternly and demanding she get back in bed.
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Fans were feeling Hela, who looked hella badass in every shot, whether she was scowling or wearing amazing headgear.
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At most, you might find some candy by the counter, behind which a scowling man peers at you suspiciously.
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It depicted a scowling Mr. Khan lying on his side, one hand behind his head, wearing a yellow bikini.
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"Really?" it asks, cutting between Cruise scowling in samurai gear and Cruise sliding around in socks for Risky Business.
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The clips show people doing mundane tasks: laughing or scowling into the camera; walking aimlessly down corridors; hugging awkwardly.
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The pizzas have grown to a 14-inch size you can share without scowling, and there are more of them.
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Billie Lurk, the protagonist of Dishonored: Death of the Outsider, is probably scowling as she breaks into the beauty salon.
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The briefs were designed to resemble Spongebob Squarepants' head, complete with a scowling face over the bulge they were concealing.
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In the ultimate example of passive-aggressive performance, he returned the book with every instance of Cullen scowling or frowning.
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I lived for 10 days with Abi-Maria scowling across the fire pit like she belonged on a cathedral wall.
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This is a lot to put on a Batman, this Belonging Arc, particularly one who is scowling in toy form.
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Instead, the characters feel cut and pasted from some emoji file labelled "scowling brunette," then outfitted with lesbianism or bossiness.
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After a while, determined women shouting Latin incantations while scowling at the camera starts to feel like Harry Potter runoff.
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Holmes turned it down, and looked to see Tony Dorsett, the Hall of Fame running back, walking toward him, scowling.
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Scowling like a snapping turtle, she sat waiting for illogical remarks, which she then gently but firmly tore to bits.
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And respond they did: the images show couples grinning at him, children scowling, and one lady flipping a manicured finger.
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But what astonished Egyptians most was the sight of a man many had long feared, scowling in a courtroom cage.
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Schoolgirls gesture at motorists as they step into a crosswalk, fingertips bunched and faces scowling: Will you wait, or what?
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Don't expect a big, scene-stealing role for Grumpy Cat, the pet whose scowling face launched a thousand internet memes.
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Amidst this odd jumble of cavorting children and scowling guards, the few Chinese bold enough to discuss the meeting expressed approval.
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The camera slowly zooms out, revealing a man in a "socialist tears" T-shirt scowling, in complete silence, holding a sledgehammer.
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"Are these American stars too arrogant?" bellowed the UK's Daily Mail, with Morgan's and Rapinoe's scowling photographs splashed across the fold.
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In photos shared by the Ventura County Fire Department, he appears to be scowling — which didn't go unnoticed by the internet.
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And a 2019 meta-analysis of 138 studies suggests that cracking a smile makes you happier, whereas scowling makes you angrier.
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"These 17-year-olds should go back to civics class," said Pete Hegseth, scowling at the March for Our Lives demonstrators.
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Ralph is going to come around unless he learns how to talk about, say, eliminating college tuition without shouting and scowling.
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Despite conga lines of scowling, truncheon-bearing military police, pickpockets eagerly work the crowd and episodic brawls only briefly dent the merriment.
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She is squatted over a toilet, scowling, in a yelling match with a nurse who's just trying to get her to pee.
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There's one of Vanga, eyes closed, leaning against a wood-paneled wall and scowling while important-looking dudes drink bottles of Coke.
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His scowling face — he seems to be sniffing his own sulfur — is, as the Twitter kids like to put it, strangely punchable.
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Photos show a visibly nervous crowd watching Cale, Reed, the drummer Maureen Tucker and the guitarist Sterling Morrison scowling in all black.
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Sanders, as wild-eyed, scowling and angry as an Old Testament prophet on the downside of the prediction racket, is a sloganeer.
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Indeed, his suggestion in Ohio that Democrats had betrayed their country by scowling during a partisan speech certainly sounded like a joke.
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Despite the occasional laughing or scowling face, most Greek public sculpture before the fourth century B.C., shares a demeanor of grave restraint.
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Sanders, as wild-eyed, scowling and angry as an Old Testament prophet on the downside of the prediction racket, is a sloganeer.
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And I didn't like the fact that girls really didn't have the freedom to do whatever they felt like doing without people scowling.
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It seems a red, round bird with thick, scowling eyebrows is destined to be just as recognizable as Mario or Sonic the Hedgehog.
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The cub was even photographed by Annie Leibovitz and featured on the cover of Vanity Fair's "green issue" alongside a scowling Leonardo DiCaprio.
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A scowling Trump kept interrupting, asking Clinton where she found this information, suggesting that he had no idea who Clinton was referring to.
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Early on, the split screen showed a scowling Trump — so much for likability, which used to be an important factor in getting elected.
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What you didn't notice the first time around is that there were probably more smiling, happy faces in the crowd than scowling ones.
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Kiril was afraid he would be forced into a pair with Arthur, who continued scowling at his phone long after class had resumed.
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You're nostalgic for a saturnine, scowling leader of the past whose methods, if they ever indeed worked, would be dated and ineffective now.
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He testified over several days, smirking and scowling and, I believe, lying under oath about Mr. Rozelle having promised him an N.F.L. franchise.
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Mr. Aman, 46, who was often photographed scowling during court appearances, told the judges Friday that he did not care about their verdict.
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He seemed to live and die with every call, standing and cheering as his players did and scowling when things went against them.
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He was an older man, weary-looking and yawning, scowling at my Massachusetts license plate, his manner, in the Mexican policeman way, peevish.
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I had to keep reminding myself that, for instance, the blank-eyed brute scowling down at a terrified Duke was, in fact, also Duke.
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But most notably, I saw some mother scowling as her two young children begged her to buy them their own spinners near Union Square.
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When you see him on the screen, scowling and doing that little turn of his wrist, you're not fooled into thinking that's really Trump.
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It's not immediately clear why my guide has brought me here, past squatting men pondering flooded roads and stray dogs scowling at passers-by.
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The thumbnail was all brute scowling studliness, but then I'd clicked in and the full-screen version showed me something else in the eyes.
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Whether scowling in a vast fur coat, or grinning impishly with an executioner's knife, they show an artist unabashed and defiant to the end.
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I was scowling at her while she swung happily on the disused iron water pump in our garden, when the heavy rusty contraption fell.
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It was a corrective portrait, reframing the scowling demigod of musical myth as someone, well, human — rational, and more interested in optimism than anguish.
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The two had not seen each other since October, when Ms. Pelosi abruptly left a White House meeting after lecturing a scowling Mr. Trump.
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This coldblooded EP features others in the tradition (Jadakiss, Pusha-T) and comes off like a gathering of Mafia elders, reflective but still scowling.
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A bald, scowling goliath, he stood about 6 feet 4 inches tall and was said to weigh 450 pounds or more in his prime.
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Scowling Gatlin booed by Rio crowd Imperious Bolt completes amazing 100m triple Slideshow: Agony of defeat Her mother, Natalie Hawkins, says Douglas is heart-broken.
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I passed by Jason Segel on my way to my next venue; he was looking at the ground and scowling, like pretty much everyone else.
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These bitter, beautiful people, scowling and slithering, are pure stereotype, their dialogue sounding like nothing I've ever heard come out of a real woman's mouth.
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Second panel: The family is at the beach having fun in the bright sunshine, but the father is scowling about how nothing ever works out.
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The image of Horton's scowling mug shot juxtaposed against a picture of Dukakis lent visual evidence to the era's criminalization of the entire black community.
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It ends with an image of City Hall followed by one of Downtown Manhattan, clouds gathering above and the same scowling mayor superimposed on top.
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His former boss, Mike Holmgren, told The Daily News in January that Shurmur was "scowling" too often and didn't appear to be having enough fun.
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The sourpuss farmer and his scowling wife in "American Gothic," Grant Wood's best-known painting, don't look as if they'd appreciate having children running around.
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If you've ever given a presentation and felt crushed by the one scowling face in a room full of smiles, you know what I mean.
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One figure, "The Captain," scowling and with legs spread, is inspired by Marcus Garvey or the fictional Emperor Jones, both ambitious liberation fighters turned autocratic.
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When he was a younger man, the rage flowed out of him as the scowling frontman for Black Flag, the pioneering Southern California punk band.
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The difference is that when the mics pull away from Kelling's face and you get a glimpse of his expression, he's not mean-mugging or scowling.
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Someone nudges my shoulder, and I turn around to see a young cop with a shaved head and a pistol on his hip scowling at me.
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Olympic gold medal swimmer Michael Phelps went viral at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games because he was caught scowling intensely while warming up before his meet.
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Her signature look — big curves, bigger hair — has endured, as has her act: scowling, spiky comedy, laced with political jabs and honeyed with Southern-fried gregariousness.
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An image of Caruso scowling merited two hysterical laughter emojis, one prayer hands emoji, one flexed biceps emoji, one shouting emoji and one steaming nostrils emoji.
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Warren campaign manager Roger Lau called on supporters in a Medium post to "Close your eyes and picture Wall Street bankers scowling into their catered breakfast."
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"Old demons are rising again, ready to complete their task of chaos," he declared, to a scowling Mr Trump and a poker-faced Mr Putin in Paris.
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It's early in the morning at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, and President Donald Trump is leaning against the executive desk with the lights off, scowling into the shadows.
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Moments of scowling, sighing, face-palming frustration—like losing a spoon in a bowl of hot soup, or staring down a progress bar that never… fully… loads.
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His next exploitative venture — a clownish news channel or some twisted reality show that features his scowling mug daily — now has an enthusiastic, fired up fan base.
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"You do know if that man wins today he'll want us out," Philip says, scowling at the news in the tone-setting opening minutes of Season 3.
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Vetements's is a motley crew — street-cast, scowling, of floridly unflattering haircut — whose appearance is a tonic rejoinder to the usual manicured parade of fashion-week beauties.
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Note to good Samaritans: Should you come across a hulking, scowling fellow wandering along a road who doesn't answer your questions, do not offer him a ride.
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Like Suspiria, Carrie received a new reboot; both star the scowling, worldly seeming Chloe Grace Moretz, whose presence often signals a smart-mouthed tough with an attitude.
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Unlike all the scowling men and women, these howling beauties — who look as well-groomed as they appear well fed and trained — are also fun to watch.
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The rowdiness of the city is conveyed in summary, in blunt statements — "Violence made this city"; "we were London's scowling youth" — and only rarely staged or subverted.
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The ad, called "Weekend Passes," singled out Horton, showing a picture of his scowling face as the narrator described his torture and rape of the Maryland couple.
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His indignation only deepened when Obama made fun of him during a 2011 White House Correspondents' Dinner speech and television cameras found Trump scowling in the audience.
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McBryde-Johnson captured the disconnect: On the giant TV screen in the rafters, there's a woman in a wheelchair with both arms crossed over her chest, scowling.
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Pingu's attitude toward life might echo your own right now, scowling and honking in an invented language of "Penguinese" at everything in sight that doesn't go your way.
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Liston was like Mike Tyson before there was a Mike Tyson—a scowling, menacing fighter with lights-out power, an intimidating ring presence, and a lengthy criminal background.
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You'll probably feel like freaking out to your family over the phone or scowling at the gate agent, but that's unfortunately not going to do you any good.
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Sure, congressional Republicans discovered a few stray vertebrae of backbone over the past few days; there was some scowling from Mitch McConnell and faint mewling from Paul Ryan.
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In a series of 19953s charcoal drawings called "Vanilla Nightmares" she inserts scowling, sexualized black-skinned figures into news stories and upscale advertisements from The New York Times.
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The handsome volume in which the maps have now been reproduced includes contemporaneous pictures—faces smiling out from the squalor, or scowling—plus extracts from the investigators' notes.
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His age, his origins, his inspirations, his white supremacist ideology and vision, the particulars about his weaponry, his scowling image and his name were plastered across the screen.
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The security guard asked for an ID. I handed him my driver's license and he scanned it before looking at me, scowling or smiling, I couldn't quite tell.
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Soaring, scowling and prowling the court, Oklahoma City's one-man show has become basketball's most captivating storyline as he is seemingly everywhere at once, compiling numbers like an accountant.
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Scrooge's journey with the Ghost of Christmas Present reaches a grim climax with the appearance of a pair of starving children, "meagre, ragged, scowling, wolfish", named Ignorance and Want.
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Yet music obsessives will notice some inaccuracies; Led Zeppelin's legendary manager Peter Grant (pictured scowling above) is rather undersized, and the New York Dolls' drummer was actually left-handed.
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I'm fairly sure I was demonstrably stewing around the Icelandic penis museum, huffing and shaking my head and scowling at the walls like a Muppet in a bad mood.
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You will listen in awe to Philip Baker Hall, as the scowling library detective, in "Seinfeld," explaining to Jerry how despicable it is not to return a borrowed volume.
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The elongated eerily bewitching women in surrealist painter Troy Brooks' The B-Girls show look as though they could be close relatives of that scowling food critic from Ratatouille.
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But, like clockwork, by the third day of exposure to my mom and dad, I'd be back in the '90s, scowling and blasting the Breeders in a borrowed Honda.
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Matches are reduced to scowling opponents and a flurry of goals, and Ali never bothers to get into the nitty-gritty of what makes Singh such a stand-out player.
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Until the end of his life Mr. Chou lived in the West Village townhouse that had belonged to Varèse, with a portrait of the composer scowling down from a wall.
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Along with the slices of my brain is the most hideous image—the 3D scan of my brain that includes my scowling face, looking very much like a demon baby.
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Her color-intense images — which also document the new-romantic, skinhead and mod tribes — show women in tight-knit pairs, scowling at the camera or teasing height into their hair.
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His brow is creased with the beginnings of middle-aged wrinkles, those faint lines you get when you've spent a lifetime scowling and age 40 is right around the corner.
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Once Elizabeth became queen, the dashing man she fell for quickly became a scowling reminder of the personal sacrifices she would always have to make in the name of duty.
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The halls were decorated with inspirational posters of Latino students attending college and completing ambitious projects mixed in with images of a scowling blue devil with horns, the school's mascot.
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Next up is a still image of a scowling Mr. de Blasio superimposed on video of a black sport utility vehicle, like the one the mayor uses, crossing a bridge.
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Over a guitar-noise coda, the video shows a blonde, oblivious suburban family, with a scowling son concealing a book titled "Revolution" — a warning, perhaps, that the cycle isn't over.
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With a seductive cubist cover painting by Robert Delaunay of a scowling Soupault ignoring a quaking Eiffel Tower, this enjoyable collection of crisp recollections popularizes what was once essentially arcane.
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Does it feel like the box art for every video game these days is the protagonist... just kind of standing there with, I dunno, a gun or a sword, probably scowling?
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One of the new characters introduced in John Wick 3 is Asia Kate Dillon's "Adjudicator", who spells out the fine print of the High Table like a scowling font of footnotes.
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None of the ways in which Belichick has revealed himself to be personally dull, obtuse, blinkered, or cretinous have in any way eroded the scowling edifice of his very real genius.
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Apart from the obvious shots of men praying next to their AK-47s, most of the locals depicted in 13 Hours are either creeping sharia zombies, scowling bystanders, or unreliable opportunists.
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Behind a phalanx of soldiers and scowling intelligence officials, about 50 yards from the stall where chits for food baskets were being handed out, a presiding officer reported a healthy turnout.
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From scowling barflies and clean-cut men celebrating the new year in Chinatown to Harlem churchgoers and weary-eyed hot dog vendors in Little Italy, all were captured by her lens.
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His mood is downright buoyant (by which I mean he takes a break from scowling and threatening lives) at Brace's news that soldiers are running around town searching for the stolen saltpeter.
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Marooned on his sofa "like a woozy sea lion," he spent weeks at a time scowling at the reality shows, talent competitions, and celebrity vehicles that were beginning to dominate Britain's programming.
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A balding 57-year-old who often manages to be photographed scowling, Yevgeny Prigozhin is an example of how people close to Putin build their wealth — and then are deployed as useful tools.
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More striking, Trudeau's image contrasts with the stern face that the United States has shown the world in its winter of Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton -- old, gray, loud and scowling.
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But Icahn attended the impromptu victory party at the Hilton in midtown, where nobody seemed to have arranged for balloons, though a cake had been fashioned into a bust of a scowling Trump.
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The confrontation was captured in a photograph that her staff posted on Instagram: Merkel stands over a seated Trump, who wears a scowling, obstreperous expression and has his arms crossed over his chest.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Veteran actor and frequent host Alec Baldwin returned to "Saturday Night Live" on Saturday, debuting his new gig playing a scowling, blustering Donald Trump, the Republican nominee for U.S. president.
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During the performance, the pair assumed their respective roles as dictated by the lyrics: Apple, husky with passion, scowling eyes fixed on Bird, whose refrains in their logic are more tempered and contained.
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Look at these marchers, some with faces upturned with wonderment and discovery, some with arms raised to clap, some scowling and angry; some seeking militant visibility and some turning bashfully from the camera.
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One night in 2013, he took a picture of a newborn baby, red and scowling, alongside an open takeout container of chicken and brown rice: the Chaus' son, Matty, was sixty-seven hours old.
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The track, produced by Sounwave with the composer of the film's orchestral score, Ludwig Göransson, uses a low, scowling synthesizer line, West African talking drums and a thumping beat suggesting South African house music.
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The soundtrack doesn't entirely qualify either — slow R&B burners with muted textures and solemn, scowling melodies are arousing only once one has equated sex and pain, sex and emotional trauma, sex and epic struggle.
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Scowling at Jonas whenever he catches up to him, and grinning just as creepily when he takes control, he's a terrific embodiment of the harsh world holding the film's central characters down at every turn.
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The best college football coaches will get statues outside their stadiums, and they'll stand there, scowling in bronze, sternly pointing the way forward in all weather; the rest serve at the mercy of restive subjects.
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Nearly everything fans loved about the first film is intact again here, but the sense of discovery has been replaced by a scowling need to double down on the violence, the rage, and the stakes.
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Jamie had a lot of serious scowling to do in season 2, so it's such a delight to know that in-between some of those scenes, he was also cracking into that winning grin.5.
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I feel like these claims have not been evaluated by Britain's version of the FDA, and also they don't account for the deep wrinkles I just cultivated while scowling at a photo of this thing.
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A giant orange balloon of President Trump, depicted as a scowling baby wearing a diaper, was released over Parliament Square in London on Tuesday, kicking off a day of demonstrations against the president's state visit.
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More broadly, what drives the film is a scowling suspicion that modern man is a mechanized being, created as if on an assembly line, and stripped bare of individuality—a product, like any other merchandise.
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Campaign manager Roger Lau said he's happy that Wall Street bankers are "scowling into their catered breakfast," but investment managers have been left wondering how they'll bring home the bacon if Warren comes out on top.
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As he swings the axe, you can see more scars crossing his arms and chest since we last saw him, and his perpetually scowling face is hidden behind a beard that's sporting a touch of gray.
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Game of Thrones received immediate backlash when it hinted at the death of the scowling dreamboat, Jon Snow in 2015, and since then, we've seen various favorites, including Snow himself, escape near-death leading into 2019.
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One side of artist Karen Fiorito's billboard depicts a scowling Donald Trump flanked by fiery mushroom clouds and symbols that merge the Nazi swastika with the dollar sign, while the other features a message of unity.
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The whole film is a bit of a weightless fantasy, an open evocation of 1980s music videos where a soulful, tousled boy meets a scowling, tousled girl, and they stroll off into a garish video effect together.
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Mr. Wrona is very good at thickening the air with mystery, and right from the start he slips in enigmatic details and figures — the prowling bulldozer, a keening woman, a scowling man — that disturb the ordinary scene.
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I stomped through the cafeteria, scowling as instructed, and felt, for those few, seemingly second-length minutes, like one of Vaquera's young visionaries, a fellow traveler in a pack of cultishly self-possessed, if nearly feral, creatures.
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He's the insistent manager as well as the scowling host, the guy with the cool digs, smooth rides with blinking screens ("critical damage" reads one with great comic-book sincerity) and suave butler (Jeremy Irons as Alfred).
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The image, of a nude white scowling man sitting as erect as a raised thumb and surrounded by his ready-to-wear wardrobe as soldier, executioner and butcher, is as sardonic as the Alice portraits are tender.
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Scarborough's song is called "Amnesty Don," and it mashes together racist stereotypes, footage of old Western films, Scarborough singing in a weird accent, photos of Trump scowling, hashtags, and many, many, many references to Donald Trump's penis.
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Booked in the 43rd minute for arguing with the referee, the scowling Italian collected a pass from Marco Delgado cutting inside and then beat Guadalajara goalkeeper Rodolfo Cota with a low shot that crept inside the near post.
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Julie (Elle Fanning) is a scowling 220-year-old who understands everything about the world and therefore has a lot of sex—except when she sneaks into Jamie's room at night to lie in his bed and talk.
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Michelle Rodriguez scowling and yelling, "DOM!" triggers so many associations in subsequent movies because we were so memorably introduced to it in the first—it is the kind of punch-line that provokes laughter even before it lands.
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The unforgettable van Cutsem (remember the little girl scowling and covering her ears as the crowds cheered during William and Kate's first kiss?) is now 10-years-old and big sister to two little brothers – Rafe and Charlie.
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If you loathe the President (or have deep concerns about his tendency to fight with our allies and meet with our enemies) photo of Trump, arms crossed and scowling, surrounded by a perplexed world community, is your nightmare.
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Stuffed Animals We're having a tough time imagining anything that embodies the USA in 2018 better than a stuffed bear made to look like our scowling, geriatric President with an American flag that comes out of its ass.
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The Roys are gathering for a family meeting, called by Logan, the scowling Rupert Murdoch-esque CEO of the behemoth corporation Waystar Royco, whose crown jewel is a conservative news channel called ATN (think Fox News on steroids).
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It modeled a productive style of coed collegiality, with Ms. Moore teasing out the various ironies known to any smart woman trying to keep from cracking up in a world of scowling male bosses and preening male soloists.
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As the drama unfolded on television -- complete with scowling mug shots paired with photos of the two men posing alongside the President -- Trump began expressing concerns about Giuliani's involvement with the individuals, according to people familiar with the matter.
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From a woman who rapidly swaps faces with her dog, to a young girl scowling on a horse pushing her father out of the frame, these modernized Polaroids are the type of Kodak moments that will keep you giggling.
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Here's hoping we get to see them play six or seven more in May: two weeks of Mike D'Antoni smirking, Popovich scowling, the Rockets bombing away, the Spurs tunneling in, and two of the best players alive swapping brilliances.
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Phelps, a first-time father whose young son is in Rio, is dealing with more distractions at these Games than at any other, but his scowling race face Monday night made it feel as if it were 2008 again.
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The meme-cat dangling and scowling, Gronk's puppyish "Sure, whatever" hands outstretched, the din of a few hundred grumblebear sportswriters asking questions they'd honestly rather not have answered, dozens of iPhone cameras swiveling to stare as if by rote.
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A month after President Obama started his first term in 2009, Michelle Obama was sitting in the balcony during a joint session of Congress, where she could see a cadre of Republicans scowling while her husband delivered his address.
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Starring Lily James as the smart Elizabeth Bennet (but with Shaolin Kung Fu training), the film features a fun cast, from the scowling, be-leathered Sam Riley as Mr. Darcy to the sniveling Matt Smith as an unwittingly comedic Parson Collins.
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After calling for a recount, trying to change the Electoral College vote, and smearing Trump with false intelligence information, liberals will now sit on the sidelines scowling like a third-string quarterback whose talents are more suited for the bench.
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He's now in full carnival-barking, network-launching, party-nuking mode — a scowling, pouting menace who threatened during a nationally televised debate to throw Hillary Clinton in jail and called her husband the most sexually abusive man in political history.
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Democrats in the chamber spent much of the speech refraining from applause, scowling at his boasts, and at one point hissing in disapproval at his proposal for restricting the number of family members immigrants can bring to the United States.
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Aggressively nondescript, Scavino could often be seen in a suit at the side of the stage, taking photos of the immense rally crowds with his iPhone and later, while scowling at his laptop aboard Trump's 757, posting the images to Facebook.
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The new champion posed for a picture under banners that included Angelo Ward, who trained here before he was shot to death in 433, and a scowling version of Davis's younger self, draped in belts and medals a decade ago.
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And in the days after his death we returned to the myriad images of Ali in his glory: scowling in triumph and looming over the fallen Sonny Liston; shadowboxing underwater; peeking under the toupee of his adenoidal Boswell, Howard Cosell.
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An othering of the landscape occurs—if the countryside is safe, idyllic, welcoming, and wholesome, as the heritage-version of it shopped by the right-wing and advertisers insists, then the city must by default be dangerous, poisoned, scowling, and godless.
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The result will be announced during Sunday's final round, and if Daly were to take top honors, it would be the only thing 'Long John' would win at this PGA after making a grumpy, scowling exit from the Bellerive Country Club on Friday.
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This dark scene painted, Mr Trump turned to a scowling attack on the entire post-war consensus that America, as a military and commercial superpower of boundless ingenuity, has more to gain than lose from openness to global trade and skilled migration.
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She had understood before, when she looked at certain girls at school—even certain scowling ones, who hated lessons and slouched in their uniforms with half the buttons undone, and spent their lunch break swooning over their phones—that she wasn't beautiful.
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But the scene that will be remembered for years is the split screen image of Mr. Cruz, seemingly stunned on the stage as the boos grew, and a scowling Mr. Trump dramatically entering the arena to wrest back control of his convention.
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This interrogation took place in the Bureau of African Affairs, where the scowling Jesse MacKnight scolded me before a roomful of bureaucrats, and then rather touchingly softened his tone and implored me to give him details about the underground rebel movement in Malawi.
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A big, alpha male bully stalking the debate stage, scowling, posturing, growling and snuffling, hovering over his opponent, threatening her with jail if he's elected, constantly interrupting her and whining that "it's 3 on 1" and that she's getting more time than he.
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Again, since I was mixing this product with about ten other serums I use on a daily basis I can't say for sure that this is the reason the lines on my forehead from constantly scowling have suddenly abated, but it's definitely not hurting.
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The rest of the plot scales pretty naturally from there: instead of a scowling minister banning rock and roll, there could be some kind of sound-based alien invasion, a la The Quiet Place, that crushes all music and dance with an iron fist.
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There wasn't exactly a riot then — the exhibition community is made up of a whole lot of mom-and-pop franchisees from the Heartland, after all — but there was enough scowling and grandstanding and threats of Tower Heist boycotts that Universal scrapped that plan altogether.
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This double standard creates a number of jarring discontinuities, the most abrupt of which was an overnight whipsaw from the indiscriminate denial of Obama's power to fill a Supreme Court vacancy to the scowling demand that President Donald Trump's nominee receive a fair hearing.
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Vicious killers, bumbling lawmen, saddle tramps, bank robbers, scowling bullies — anybody you'd be foolish to mess with or trust in an emergency — Mr. Kennedy portrayed them all in more than 200 films and television productions in an acting career that spanned nearly five decades.
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You know, when you take turns saying the word "penis" in a public space, each time louder than the last person said it, until you're screaming at the top of your lungs and everyone's either scowling at you or cringing at their own feet.
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And while the "The Last of the Starks" did contain comical flashes of Daenerys scowling at Jon Snow's popularity, they weren't enough to undo the past seasons of Game of Thrones portraying her as anything but the doombringer the show's now making her out to be.
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If "Trump the Candidate" is often an outsize caricature of Donald J. Trump, the New York businessman, then "Trump the Debater" was the opposite of outsize: a subdued, scowling titan, stuffed into a black suit, straining at the seams as the debate at Hofstra University wore on.
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The special relationship between the United States and Britain may survive, but for a day at least it encompassed a balloon caricature of a scowling baby Trump in a diaper floating over Parliament Square, perhaps the most enduring image of the widespread protests against the president's presence.
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Inside the White House, the reaction was more low key, but aides still wanted to make their happiness known: Ms. Sanders posted, and then deleted, a celebratory Instagram photo of a scowling Mr. Trump flanked by a team of lawyers and his social media director, Dan Scavino.
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Stewart was not scowling, but as she yelled directives and motioned to her teammates as the 50 or so Longhorns fans behind the Texas bench drowned out thousands of silent UConn supporters, the Huskies knew they were entrenched in a level of competition they had not seen in weeks.
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Some of this was simply the result of the world recognizing a good idea well executed; University of Alabama student Jack Blankenship parlayed an ODH he made of his own cartoonishly scowling face into an internship at The Tonight Show, which later became a job as a researcher.
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Ms. Witherspoon and Ms. Kidman are also taking advantage of an industry motivated by the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements to do a better job of telling stories of strong, complex women, in a space that has long been dominated by scowling male detectives, goofy sitcom dads and tortured antiheroes.
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It's a demo for what Hanks and his co-conspirator Tom Stenton (a scowling Patton Oswalt) really want to demonstrate: how their new line of GoPro-style cameras and a worldwide network of participatory voyeurs could make sure politicians are permanently on the record and quickly hunt down fugitives via crowdsourcing.
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One trans woman, Tay Tay, who was photographed in the book wearing a tank top and hoop earrings and carrying a bag of leftover takeout, had been milling about on the corner of Washington and Christopher Street with crossed arms and a scowling face when he encountered her in 2014.
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It does not remotely resemble the famous portrait of Winston Churchill — you know, the one taken by Yousuf Karsh in 1941, in which the former prime minister of Britain is scowling, with one hand on hip — who, The New York Times reported in March, was Mr. Trump's model of choice.
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In this story, Oswald Cobblepot isn't introduced as a dumpy guy with a deformed face and a hereditary penchant for feathered friends; rather, he's a slim of frame and scowling of face menace in waiting, an old pal of Bruce Wayne who's seen his family's fortune and reputation in Gotham thoroughly trashed.
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Clinton was speaking and say the town hall-style format will play to their advantage in at least one respect: The dreaded split screen, which captured Mr. Trump scowling and barking into his microphone during the first debate, may be used less if the candidates move around the stage to engage with voters.
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The enduring power of the Real Housewives through the decades was proven in 2019 by the popularity of an image of an early season of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, where one Housewife is yelling while another holds her back, juxtaposed with a white cat named Smudge scowling at a dinner table. —K.
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It's not the most impressive roster of nominees, so his winning doesn't bother me that much, but it's still a little disappointing to see Leo finally rewarded for yet another entry in his grunting, scowling, (in this case) bearded attempts to bury his boy-wonder good looks and prove that he's a Grown-Up Actor.
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Charles M. Blow No one with an open mind and sound reason who witnessed the sniffing, sipping, scowling, raging, interrupting display of petulance and agitation that was Donald Trump's debate performance on Monday could possibly argue that he won that debate or that he is the kind of person to whom we should entrust the presidency.
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She is visited first by a granddaughter, Zoe (Zosia Mamet), who arrives with a scowling paramour named Fantasy (Michael James Shaw) and a plea for money, and then by a parade of all the other selves that Nana could have been—young identical girls, with copper tresses, who chide her for missing out on forgiveness and love.
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Among the most consistent sites of cultural difference and quotidian conflict in cities is the soundscape: neighbors scowling over differing ideas of the volume or type of music that's acceptable to play; people in parks who want quiet, modest picnics versus big groups or families out for a barbecue or party; or shared annoyance about dogs who bark far too much.
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In 2017, some six months into Trump's presidency, the NRA released a notorious ad in which a scowling Dana Loesch, the group's spokeswoman at the time, recounted all the crimes that an unnamed "they" had committed against "our" way of life: comparing Trump to Hitler, getting Hollywood elites to push "their" narrative, recruiting "their" ex-president to spearhead the hashtag-resistance.
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Shortly after a scowling, boisterous Trump appeared to be digging back into his own primary fight with Ted Cruz by resurfacing debunked claims that the Texas senator's father was somehow involved in the assassination of John F. Kennedy, Clinton solemnly met Friday with local leaders — including an imam — and families of victims of the Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando, preaching tolerance and inclusion.
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But when she walked in, smile ready, endorphins racing, she saw him scowling at her from the far end of the room, eyes narrowed, at her face for a second, then her breasts—she could see his eyes move downwards—and then at her jeans, which she only in that moment realized were very tight (but tight was the style!) before moving back up to her face.
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In addition to their descriptions of "spit vessels" left out to be tripped over in the morning, these benefits seem to revolve around having to share a house with someone who, under other circumstances, would be classified as a lunatic obsessive: a scowling, tetchy, indecorously competitive dork convinced life's true meaning lies in the ability to blind-differentiate Rieslings from various postage-stamp-sized wineries along the banks of the Austrian Rhine.
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But while No. 4 West Virginia (27-8) and No. 5 Notre Dame (26-9), and their respective coaches, will provide contrasts aplenty when they meet Saturday in the N.C.A.A. tournament's second round, a look to the sidelines — where Brey will probably be kneeling gracefully and Huggins will definitely be scowling from his customary stool — will reveal that the men share one rare trait: They are among the few Division I men's basketball coaches who forgo a tie during games.
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And, if the Podhoretzes of the world were offended that he should look into the souls of thieves and whores and drug addicts and find more beauty there than among the "respectables," one must imagine them scowling similarly at Whitman ("I belong to these convicts and prostitutes myself"), or at Chekhov ("It is not the business of writers to accuse or prosecute, but to take the part of guilty men once they have been condemned and are undergoing punishment"), or, for that matter, at Jesus Christ.
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Which means that, at least until those Redditors get bored, a quick search for "idiot" will continue to turn up gems like this one, a portrait of the president losing control of his carefully coiffed hair helmet: Or this one, which finds the president in a more pensive attitude, perhaps daydreaming about exterminating the world's sharks, or who he'll decide to pardon next: Further down the page, the results begin to get increasingly strange, culminating in an image of Trump furiously scowling at an x-ray of a skull with a pile of shit for a brain: It's a fitting way to troll Trump, a master insult comic who dishes out so many sick burns, his nicknames for his enemies have their own Wikipedia page: "Crazy" Joe Biden, "Low Energy" Jeb Bush, "Lyin'" Ted Cruz—the list goes on.
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