In these performances, Mr. Bennington's vocals are scraped-up and eager.
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Smith is short and broad-shouldered, with a mechanic's scraped-up knuckles.
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They scraped up the sleeping generation and returned it to its birthplace.
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He scraped up just enough money to buy me two matching rings from Pandora.
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I had my helmet on so my head was fine, but I scraped up my left side.
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But then I had to show up at my new journalism internship with a scraped up nose.
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The GOP barely scraped up enough votes to pass their partisan budget, as 2628 on their side defected.
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"I never thought I would like this stuff," one man said in disbelief, as he scraped up the last spoonful.
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Between birthday money, Christmas money, Chinese New Year money and rolling up quarters and coins, I scraped up enough money.
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Here, Mr. Mars trades his tender coo for a scraped-up vocal, as if sheer lust were rendering him hoarse.
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From blistering sunburns to scraped-up knees, there's no limit to the injuries Pokémon Go players are getting during game play.
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As he scraped up the edge and pulled it away from the cloth, the noodle trembled, threatening to rip and crinkle.
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A backhoe operator scraped up a fossil, and scientists soon unearthed a full collection of bones, teeth, and tusks from a mastodon.
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He wiped the ooze of blood off his elbow, nearly relishing the sting of it—he hadn't been properly scraped up for months.
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I had also scraped up about three months worth of living expenses to carry me while I got my business up and running.
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This stainless steel pan withstood me stirring my food with a fork and, while it did get a bit scraped up, it doesn't look terrible.
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Then came the save, which bobbled out, and landed right at the feet of the American wunderkind, who scraped up the leftovers like a hungry boy.
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The company has outlined a long-term vision of creating a sustainable lunar city, one that utilizes water, minerals, and other materials scraped up from the Moon.
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" We found Epstein back in his office, hunched at his laptop—a scraped-up Macbook that he calls Roo, after the tiny kangaroo in "Winnie-the-Pooh.
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They are filled with contaminated earth; as part of the cleanup, a layer of topsoil is being scraped up from gardens, schoolyards, and fields all across the region.
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Like the hand, foot, mouth disease, the rashes, the blisters on his butt, the scraped up knees, the bump on his head... I can go on and on.
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According to screenshots captured by BuzzFeed, Mitchell wrote in her caption that the accident was "unreal" and described being thrown off of her bike, leaving her scraped up.
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The new surgical stainless steel band is quite durable, but we're warning you... it's absolutely painful to watch and hear it getting scraped up by a razor blade.
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Over the years of their relationship — he's 47, she's about a half-decade younger — neither one has been too badly scraped up or smoothed out by the other.
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Susan's family then scraped up the money to hire Elizabeth Caballero, a lawyer in Texas, who asked U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services for a new credible fear interview.
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Anyway, they are of course off to the fantasy suite, which for some reason tonight is about three times bigger than the bargain-basement hotel room they scraped up for Peter.
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The storm scraped up the eastern coast of Florida on Friday and finally made landfall in South Carolina on Saturday as a Category 1 storm, the least-intense rating on the Saffir-Simpson scale.
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Then I keep the Tarte Hydrating Moisturizer in my bag because we get so scraped up, and if I don't keep my face moisturized it has a tendency to cut or scrape even easier.
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So why not make a song that's all disruption, all the time: faux horns, splashing water, pseudo-explosions, Auto-Tune howls, scraped-up yells, self-interrupting raps, raps that wait for the music to stop.
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Here's what Bell has scraped up on the mystery man: While Bell hasn't reported where this bettor is putting all of his money yet, some sources are saying he's going all in with the Dodgers tonight.
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And if you've come to appreciate Spanish socarrat, the crispy rice that clings to the bottom of the paella pan, you'll want to know fan jiao, the equivalent to be scraped up from the pot: 58 St. Marks Place (Second Avenue), 646-434-6449, claypotnyc.com.
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Speaking to the nation from the Oval Office on Tuesday night, President Donald Trump scraped up what little ability he possesses to appear as a humanitarian, all with the single goal of kickstarting his 2020 campaign getting more of the public to back his absurd, ineffective border-wall proposal.
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"On career day as a young journalist, I scraped up my money and went to this big conference for young journalists, and the great feedback I got was that I would not or should not become an anchor because my eyelashes were too long and too distracting," she says.
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The Syracuse area of New York has a long history of salt production. Salt springs located around Onondaga Lake were used to create consumable salt that was distributed throughout the northeast via the Erie Canal. Salinated brine was laid out to dry on large trays. The salt residue was then scraped up, ground, and packaged.
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After a period of time this structure was then burned and the first of mound layer was erected over it. The first burial is included in this layer. The mound was built up in intervals, with new levels being added in stages. The bulk of the mound fill was a mixture of scraped up midden materials.
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Because Revolutionary France was ringed with enemies, very few regular battalions could be spared to fight in the War in the Vendée. At first, local battalions were used, but these men were frightened of the rebels. The French government scraped up more volunteers to send to the Vendée. The 35th Legion of Gendarmes proved to be an effective unit.
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During September, the Germans had sent another thirteen fresh divisions to the British sector and scraped up troops wherever they could be found. The German artillery had fired of field artillery shells and of heavy artillery ammunition, yet the début of the tank, the defeat at Thiepval and the suffered by the armies on the Somme in September, had been severe blows to German morale.
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The village was ringed by a dense network of trenches and barbed-wire obstacles, with a commanding view of the vicinity. On 1 July, the First day on the Somme a small party from the 34th Division got within of the village. Rear-area troops were scraped up to counter-attack them and pushed the party back from the (Readiness Trench) to the (Pioneer Trench).
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German attacks were made on the right flank of the 7th Division at Gheluvelt. The British sent the remains of I Corps to reinforce IV Corps. German attacks from 25 to 26 October were made further south, against the 7th Division on the Menin Road and on 26 October part of the line crumbled until reserves were scraped up to block the gap and avoid a rout.
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Its "shuffle" was compared to Brown's "Funky Drummer" (1970) and features "shout-singing" style and Mars' "scraped-up vocal". The song is about Mars going out and having a "good time" with his companions. "That's What I Like", the album's second single, draws from "the silky vibes" of R. Kelly's 12 Play (1993), taking them to "the boom of modern trap". The song is about extravagance, a luxurious lifestyle and love.
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However, she is actually terrified at the prospect of life without her work. Barclay takes her home and sobers her up. Before she retires, the forensic lab does her one last favour, they identify the fibres under Leanne's fingernails as carpet. It becomes apparent to Barclay that Leanne, desperate to give a clue to her would be rescuers, deliberately scraped up the fibres so that they would be found.
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Later Calvin asks Hobbes "If you could wish for anything, what would it be?", and he replies "A big sunny field to be in", something he already has. They also frequently argue or even fight with each other, though their disagreements are generally short-lived. Hobbes often beats up Calvin with an energetic pounce- and-tackle attack, which leaves Calvin bruised and scraped up but not seriously harmed.
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Joe Bonaparte, a young Italian-American man and talented violinist, dreams of becoming a professional musician. Joe, however, fights a boxing match for manager Tom Moody, which he wins. Joe's father, Mr. Bonaparte, has scraped up enough money to afford a top-of-the-line violin for Joe's 21st birthday. However, upon learning of Joe's fight from Joe's brother Frank, Mr. Bonaparte decides not to give Joe the violin.
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Petty described the album as "a little more rough and ready, a bit more raucous" than Vol. 1, while Dylan said the new songs were more developed as compositions relative to the "scraped up from jam tapes" approach to the band's debut. Vol. 3 was released on 29 October 1990. It was dedicated to Orbison, as "Lefty Wilbury", the pseudonym that Orbison had used in 1988 in honour of his hero Lefty Frizzell.
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Monroe, Frank and their brother-in-law, Will, scraped up $9,000 and went to Oklahoma City, where there was an ample source of cotton. On August 1, 1904, they launched their dream business, which they named Anderson, Clayton and Company. Ben Clayton was still working in New York for the American Cotton Company. Will had also worked at the same company, and between them, they had learned about international banking, establishing shipping networks (both by rail and by sea).
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The station design was unique in that it used stonework from the original building instead of standard red brick. It survived the Beeching cuts of the 1960s, as a through route for steel produced in Shotton and wood for the Chirk MDF factory. On 24 April 1997, a wagon on an empty coal train derailed at a nearby level crossing. The train carried on for a mile into Wrexham General where the wagons scraped up the platform, damaging it and the station canopy.
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Soviet General Staff, Battle of the Dnepr, pp. 323-26 The counteroffensive began at 0900 hours on November 30. It fell mainly on 7th Guards Airborne, whose external encirclement front was soon penetrated, and counterblows were unsuccessful. The German attack continued on December 1 and managed to break through to the garrison, in the process encircling two regiments of the 7th Guards. 52nd Army scraped up all possible reserves and on the morning of December 4 reestablished contact with one regiment.
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Richthofen pooled his resources with von Wild and Kurt Pflugbeil's Fliegerkorps IV. This gave the Luftwaffe some 600 aircraft to support Manstein. Richthofen scraped up all the forces he could for the assault, getting three dive-bomber, six medium bomber and three fighter Gruppen for the operation. He was not overly concerned with his fighter strength, as his fighters outnumbered the 60-odd aircraft of the Soviet air defence. He could begin close support operations immediately and did not have to wait to conduct time-wasting battles for air superiority.
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A teacher noticed he was good with his hands and showed him a Charlie McCarthy dummy doll. After graduation in 1951, William worked at SWS Chevrolet parking cars and then was hired at Wright Patterson Air Force Base. In the meantime, William continued to refine the art of projecting his voice. A fellow worker told him about a dummy that was for sale and William scraped up enough money to purchase the head, constructed the body himself, integrated it with a can of brown paint and thus was born "Freddie".
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Gaga makes it to her feet and travels to a palace, where she collapses at the front door and is scraped up by the guards. "Venus" begins as she is carried down to the pool, where people cover her in flowers and put her into the water to heal her. "G.U.Y." begins as Gaga rises again in a white dress, reborn as a Greek goddess of sorts and the song begins to play. Shots of Gaga in different outfits, including a blue dress and white bikini are shown with dance sequences.
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Siamese crocodile sleeping with its mouth open to release heat Despite conservation concerns, many aspects of C. siamensis life history in the wild remain unknown, particularly regarding its reproductive biology. Adults feed mainly on fish and snakes, but also eat amphibians and small mammals. Very little is known about the natural history of this species in the wild, but females build mound-nests constructed from scraped-up plant debris mixed with mud. In captivity, these crocodiles breed during the wet season (April to May), laying between 15 and 50 eggs, which are then guarded until they hatch.
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During September, the Germans had sent another thirteen fresh divisions to the British sector and scraped up troops wherever they could be found. The German artillery had fired of field artillery shells and of heavy artillery ammunition, yet the début of the tank, the defeat at Thiepval and the suffered by the armies on the Somme in September, had been severe blows to German morale. On 7 October, Rupprecht forecast a British attack north of the Ancre River in mid-October. Anxieties about the situation at Verdun also increased and on 19 October, the despatch of reinforcements from Verdun to the Somme was suspended.
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After the festival the city of Sedalia only had a few weeks to clean up for the Missouri State fair, so helicopters were used for spraying lime over the fairgrounds as a precaution against the possible outbreak of disease. On the ground, bulldozers scraped up the topsoil, which was (reportedly) littered with discarded drug paraphernalia and gnawed cobs of corn from a neighboring field along with mountains of contaminated dirt and garbage which were hauled to the county landfills. Meanwhile, festival-goers crowded the Interstate 70 rest stops to catch up on sleep lost during the weekend. Tents, cots and sleeping bags were spread throughout rest stops all along the highway.
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Durant was born Donald Allison Durae in Long Beach, California. His father was killed in a truck accident near Bakersfield two months before Durant's birth; his mother remarried three times before she died of lung cancer at the age of only forty- six in 1959. Durant himself was seriously injured a few weeks before his eleventh birthday, when his bicycle chain broke, and he careened into the path of a cement truck. He lay in a coma for three days, his right arm fractured, his right femur and hip so badly damaged that doctors nearly amputated the leg before his family scraped up enough money for a specialist.
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By the end of September Rupprecht had no reserves left on the Somme and another thirteen fresh divisions were sent to the British sector of the Somme, troops being scraped up wherever they could be found. For the (defensive battle) expected in 1917, the Hindenburg Line was to be built across the base of the Noyon Salient from Neuville Vitasse near Arras, through St Quentin and Laon to the Chemin des Dames ridge. The new fortified areas (, similar to ones built on the Russian front) were intended to be precautionary measures () and to shorten the Western Front, economising on troops, creating more reserves against the offensives expected in 1917. The had the potential to release the greatest number of troops and was begun first.
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Overnight Below ordered the garrison of Fricourt to withdraw; on the south bank reinforcements had been scraped up to occupy the second line, which had stopped the advance of the French Sixth Army but General von Pannewitz, commander of the XVII Corps, was allowed to withdraw from Assevillers and Herbécourt to the third position, on the east side of the Flaucourt Plateau. The power of the French attack, particularly the firepower of French artillery had been a surprise; had been lost on the north bank along with all of the 121st Division artillery on the south bank. During the night news arrived at Below's headquarters, that Thiepval had been held and that had been recaptured. German reinforcements were split up and committed piecemeal, wherever the defence was most vulnerable.
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Cooper's Hill Cheese Rolling has been summarised by a previous participant as "twenty young men chasing a cheese off a cliff and tumbling 200 yards to the bottom, where they are scraped up by paramedics and packed off to hospital".Quoted in This quotation was reported in The Sydney Morning Herald newspaper of 13 November 2008, in an amusingly titled article 'Return to Edam'. The same article reports one Scottish competitor prodding another in the ribs at the top of the hill, quizzing him if his "travel insurance cover[s] this"? The Australian author, Sam Vincent, "questions his sanity" as he is "crouched on the summit of a diabolical slope", alongside thirteen other competitors whilst they are "awaiting the call to start what is surely the world's most dangerous footrace".
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During September, the Germans sent another thirteen fresh divisions to the British sector and scraped up troops wherever they could be found. The German artillery fired of field artillery shells and of heavy ammunition, yet the début of the tank, the defeat at the Battle of Thiepval (26–28 September) and the number of casualties (September was the costliest month of the battle for the German armies) had been severe blows to German morale. On 7 October, Rupprecht anticipated a British attack north of the Ancre River in mid-October, anxiety about the situation at Verdun also increased and on 19 October, the dispatch of reinforcements from Verdun to the Somme was suspended. Defeats inflicted by the French Tenth Army (10–21 October) led to the sacking of Bronsart von Schellendorf, the 2nd Army chief of staff.
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Tomato paste is traditionally made in parts of Sicily, southern Italy and Malta by spreading out a much-reduced tomato sauce on wooden boardsLyn Rutherford, Patrick McLeavey -The Book of Antipasti - Page 8 1992 "Sun-dried tomato paste — with a richer flavor than ordinary tomato paste, sun-dried tomato paste is a really useful cupboard ingredient." that are set outdoors under the hot August sun to dry the paste until it is thick enough, when it is scraped up and held together in a richly colored, dark ball. Today, this artisan product is harder to find than the industrial version (which is much thinner).Bill Pritchard, David Burch Agri-Food Globalization in Perspective 2003 -Page 183 "Northern Italy is potentially vulnerable to the restructuring of pan-European supply chains because its key output, industrial grade tomato paste, is a standard product readily substitutable from a number of production areas." Commercial production uses tomatoes with thick pericarp walls and lower overall moisture; these are very different from tomatoes typically found in a supermarket.
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