"I scrolled and scrolled and saw more and more," Ms. Stephens said.
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As I scrolled through #nomames, I felt a funny irony.
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I took out my phone and scrolled through his videos.
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Sanjay scrolled, bringing a new section of code into view.
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Shocked but bemused, I scrolled through her account for more.
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Elated, I went back to the email and scrolled down.
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The lyrics, animated by graphics, scrolled behind him on a jumbotron.
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I went into my phone and scrolled through my Message settings.
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I scrolled the site depths of trending brands and Instagram accounts.
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The dad scrolled through his daughter's Instagram account, looking for clues.
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Tahmima Anam I scrolled through a series of videos and images.
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I scrolled through lists of scalpels, cast saws, and surgical gowns.
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Kayla scrolled through her phone, a college prep book beside her.
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After breakfast, I scrolled through again and there were even more.
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Mark scrolled through the phone's address book and selected Suzanne's number.
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But when the appointed time came, his plots just scrolled through static.
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The full story of the redesign can be scrolled through interminably here.
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Almost everybody who have scrolled through the internet has seen something offensive.
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He opened the LIGO Web site and quickly scrolled through the pages.
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I checked Petfinder constantly, the way I once scrolled obsessively through Tinder.
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She quickly scrolled through the lengthy entry to look at the pictures.
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I scrolled down, and there she was with her three young children.
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Their fetally scrolled bodies often doubled as the crumpled maps of murders.
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But as I scrolled through my contacts, I found this wasn't the case.
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After settling the tab, she scrolled through her phones, scanning for anything important.
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Some drivers sang birthday songs, big signs scrolled across their doors and windshields.
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I noticed Amoeba Records had shared a photo, so I scrolled back up.
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I had scrolled past colorful flower-dusted salads served in the rustic restaurant.
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As I scrolled through them, shock rose from my gut to my sternum.
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If I scrolled down, things like "Hot & new coffee spots" still showed up.
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I took a seat facing a monitor and scrolled through the search options.
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Ten minutes later, I scrolled back to look at it again, feeling slightly wistful.
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The victims' 12-year-old brother, Ethan, scrolled through family pictures on the computer.
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I will never forget the video as it scrolled up on my Twitter feed.
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"Today, I have lower-back pain," she said, as she scrolled through her calendar.
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She scrolled through all the people she had been chatting with on this app.
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I scrolled through the comments, trying to figure out where things had gone left.
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Have you ever scrolled through your Instagram feed and felt an eerie déjà vu?
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As I scrolled through digital reams of the company's import records, I noticed something.
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As I scrolled down, more pages in the same genre continued to pop up.
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A man put a zebra mask over his face and scrolled through his cellphone.
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That's when, out of boredom and distraction, Payne scrolled to Bumble on her phone.
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Sivan, anxious about getting to his sound check on time, scrolled through his phone.
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"Good work," Smith said, looking over Buttigieg's shoulder as he scrolled through his mentions.
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Outside the fishbowl, his co-workers scrolled on, working their way through infinite feeds.
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The package also bore the brand name Oreo scrolled in the HBO show's official font.
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Two complete strangers scrolled through cellphone playlists to share their favorite songs with each other.
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Judy scrolled through hundreds of slides, searching them, one by one, for tiny black spots.
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For fun, I scrolled to the bottom of the list — to the least desirable pets.
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As I scrolled through profiles, I was pleasantly surprised by how many people showed up.
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Then one night as I scrolled through the death certificates again, I found the death.
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Sophie: We scrolled through blog posts, cruise-ship reviews, and talked to people on board.
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A matcha latte, a pink MacBook Air, the word "tuberculosis" scrolled in gel pen cursive.
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Every day we scrolled through Instagram, we saw yet another star making a hair change.
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So I went back through my notes, scrolled through my screenshots, and watched more videos.
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A list of other items, presented with thumbnail images, can then be scrolled through underneath.
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Internet browsing was fast and smooth; I scrolled and zoomed quickly with no visible lag.
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But you've probably also heard that your scrolled-up diploma has never been worth more.
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I read a lot of Wikipedia articles and scrolled through Google Maps to pass time.
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Wade, several people ordered more Trump-branded wine while others scrolled across their iPhone screens.
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Najjar scrolled on her smartphone through photos of the children, laughing and covered in flour.
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And as my eyes scrolled to the bottom of the big white box, they widened.
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I fished my phone out of my pocket, scrolled to the Bs, and tapped Bird.
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Barbershops, bookstores, mosques and carts laden with wild cucumbers and cigarettes scrolled by the window.
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Experts slumped in their seats, or scrolled iPhones under the table; at least two discreetly napped.
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Overdressed for college life in a vest and purple tie, he scrolled through his email inbox.
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It features two white mittens joined together with the words, "Warmest Greetings" scrolled in the middle.
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For old time's sake, I scrolled through an iMessage thread that he and I once shared.
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Channels were hopped, Twitter was scrolled, pages were turned automatically: nothing seemed to make a mark.
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Some of the comics, exhibited in frames and cases, can be scrolled through with gallery iPads.
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As I scrolled through my Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, I began to notice a disturbing trend.
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LONDON — I could feel the dread welling inside me as I scrolled through my Facebook feed.
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If you've ever scrolled through your phone looking for a white wine emoji, you're not alone.
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As he scrolled through the headlines, he grew more worried about the future of his country.
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The interface also sometimes was slow to load content as you scrolled further down the page.
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Or maybe you scrolled down this far without thinking about if a dick fits in it.
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" He grabbed his phone and scrolled through his Twitter feed until he came to @Pontifex. "Pope!
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We've scrolled through hundreds of discounts to find our favorite picks for your weekend (shopping) adventures.
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Avenatti opened up his MacBook and ate from a tub of gummy worms while he scrolled.
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Purple henna designs scrolled across my vision like a news crawl on TV. I stopped driving.
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Using only my eyes, I opened a prewritten speech, scrolled through it, and read it aloud.
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Eilish scrolled through her phone in the video, naming contacts like Justin Bieber and Ariana Grande.
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As I scrolled my timeline, I saw footage of people leaving the scene in orderly lines.
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As I scrolled through my Twitter feed last month, a tweet about Groupmuse caught my attention.
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If you noodled around the internet long enough in the 1980s, sooner or later you'd get scrolled.
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To pass the time, I scrolled through Twitter, which gave me terrible anxiety as it always does.
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I just scrolled Twitter and now the big news is the Canucks will NOT trade Ryan Miller.
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Others scrolled Facebook timelines -- "liking" or commenting on photos and posts, catching up on news and gossip.
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As I scrolled through Facebook an hour later, there it was again — he'd shared it there, too.
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I scrolled one pic too far and found pics of my ex-gf making out with him.
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My eye scrolled downwards to see that Jake wasn't wasting any time: He wanted to meet up.
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You've probably scrolled past the photos and noticed the striking juxtaposition between scene kid and Instagram baddie.
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The conversation fell idle and we scrolled silently for another three hours in each other's projected company.
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And she just rapidly scrolled down through dozens of "hey"s from back when she used it.
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How many times have you scrolled through Instagram, only to feel depressed and not good enough afterwards?
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Accompanied by Poroshenko, Epifaniy processed into the cathedral on Monday carrying the decree, a scrolled white parchment.
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The customer said they scrolled down their account page and saw several numbers that were not theirs.
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Bregoli stirred a cup of tortilla soup as she scrolled through some photos on her private Instagram.
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Multiple cameras provided different angles of the keyboard; transcriptions of the music scrolled along as he played.
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He scrolled through scores of them while Ada De Donato, 75, cheered him and his team on.
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I quickly scrolled through my patient's electronic medical record before going into the room to meet her.
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The man -- who asked not to be named -- said police scrolled through the photos on his phone.
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Other pieces have become internet famous, like delicately scrolled earrings in black anodized aluminum edged with diamonds.
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Facebook started showing Related Videos in 2014 when users scrolled past a video they'd opened full-screen.
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In an Instagram video posted Wednesday, the actress scrolled through her comments and clapped back at critics.
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The company released a similar product last spring called "Cinematic Pins" that autoplayed only when a user scrolled.
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Sands scrolled through Twitter for confirmed information from law enforcement to share and add to a digital article.
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And then I just, as I scrolled through the thing on Twitter, I just saw ... Yeah, I know.
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I scrolled through Instagram and saw Drake announced a release date for More Life a week from today.
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For five hours she said she scrolled through her Facebook newsfeeds to keep up with what was happening.
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As I scrolled through Instagram last night, I stumbled across a friend's screenshot of the Whole Foods zinger.
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Who hasn't scrolled to a point in a person's timeline, and accidentally liked a post, am I right?
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Suliman, the teacher, once scrolled past a photo of a man who was beating protesters with a stick.
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You've probably scrolled past — or double-tapped — its perfectly boho, vintage-inspired pieces since they launched last year.
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I access my cousin's profile on my account, clicked on Settings and scrolled down to her Viewing Activity.
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That's when the 44-year-old scrolled to the end of the text and read the name aloud.
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I doubt there has been a time that I've scrolled through Facebook and not seen the G-Ro.
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So we've scrolled back to find their very first Instagram selfie to see just how far they've come.
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At a nearby computer, a 43-year-old man scrolled through a spreadsheet, preparing for the day's assignment.
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They are Facebook official, and she smiled as she scrolled through their seemingly endless selfies on her iPhone.
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Have you ever scrolled through Amy Schumer's Instagram feed and wondered, What the eff is going on here?
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I pressed on into the twilight, cell phone on my thigh as I scrolled through Lewistown telephone numbers.
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For five hours she said she scrolled through her Facebook newsfeeds to keep up with what was happening.
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When I scrolled down, the feed I found 55 posts, the first one dating back to January 2019.
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I scrolled through YouTube for something to beam on my TV and I saw a Yule log video.
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I cut back on compulsive Twitter checking and intuitively scrolled quickly past anything that reeked of a Trump story.
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I buy myself food for the week based on some recipes I've scrolled past on Bon Appetit's Healthyish site.
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If you've scrolled past the picture, I assume you have an answer supported by some kind of logical reasoning.
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Originally, Firefox would build a new list every time the screen changed — maybe because you scrolled down, for example.
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If your go-to source for creative beauty inspiration is Instagram, you've probably scrolled through Katie Jane Hughes' profile.
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But based on an Instagram comment feed I scrolled through just last week, I know I am not alone.
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In fact, it may have already launched by the time you've scrolled down to this part of the blog.
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I brought my arm to my face and scrolled through hundreds of conversations between my sibling and the Presence.
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Alejandro Rodriguez, 29, a popular DJ in Havana, scrolled through his Facebook feed on a recent night with envy.
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I scrolled through several reviews that have been posted to the store's page and reference the open-carry policy.
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When Sara looked up what the striking bird symbolizes, the answers scrolled back, catching her breath: renewal, resurrection, immortality.
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As she scrolled through websites that listed possible causes of ovarian cancer, one jumped out at her: talcum powder.
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"I scrolled down, and I see faces and body parts of a bunch of people I know," Bowden says.
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Lee took his friend's phone, scrolled through the texts, and saw that his friend had misinterpreted the conversational subtext.
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Still on the phone, Jackie looked him up on the internet and scrolled through news articles on Dunphy's case.
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Felicity intently scrolled through her phone getting her hair done, and Sophia had her nose buried in a notebook.
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His eyes widened as he scrolled through news reports — hundreds of them, in English, Cantonese, Mandarin, French and Spanish.
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If you're anyone else, you've probably scrolled through the site looking for Keanu Reeves' animated face at least once.
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He noticed that the camera would appear behind the Facebook app as he scrolled through his social media feed.
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When writing failed to soothe, I scrolled through more online catalogs and folded more paper cranes until my hands cramped.
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But as I scrolled through story after story and tweet after tweet, I realized this was no longer about her.
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In my case, the app seemed fine initially, but it crashed once I scrolled down a bit on the iPhone.
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If you've ever walked through downtown Manhattan — or simply scrolled through Instagram — chances are you've probably seen a Glossier ad.
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We scrolled through the store's digital pages of discounted vibrant fabrics and retro shapes to select the very best buys.
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I scrolled through a seemingly endless stream of photos of cats, dogs, children — all of whom were unrecognisable to me.
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"It's too depressing," he said, while we scrolled through the dumpster fire that would eventually become our daily news cycle.
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I scrolled through my conversations and noticed "lol" at the end of nearly every message I'd sent — funny or not.
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I scrolled through my connections and found a man I call Ant French, an old hookup (of "u up" fame).
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And that's exactly why when I scrolled past Grace Eleyae's Satin-Lined Caps (otherwise known as "Slap Caps") on Facebook.
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I scrolled through my inbox super quick to see if there was anything important I needed to read right away.
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If you've ever scrolled through your camera roll cackling at photos of your dog, this is the post for you.
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Amra, who wore jogging pants and a cropped T-shirt, sat in a folding chair and scrolled through her iPhone.
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As I scrolled through the Supreme app with my friend, I found that things were moving too fast for me.
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So when I scrolled through my book and saw that everything was checked off, I was really proud of myself.
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Next up we scrolled through the key reviews of the commercially available Magic Leap headset that is out at last.
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I don't know for sure, and yet I feel completely stalled until I've scrolled through everything they have to say.
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He scrolled through a list of places on his phone where he plans to watch the tournament among other expats.
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I scrolled through page after page of online reviews of new and used strollers before settling on an ideal specimen.
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"I'm a nurse, a stylist, a nail technician," she said, as her two children scrolled through photos on her cellphone.
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Finally, viewers can turn off that annoying feature that autoplayed previews when you scrolled through the video streaming platform's content.
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Officials confiscated Ms. Desouky's phone, scrolled through her Facebook posts and charged her with using social media to undermine Egypt.
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She swigged as she scrolled through her gem-encrusted phone, pulling up a photo, which she showed to her assistant.
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More than once I caught myself thinking, "oh, right, that's a Disney movie" as I scrolled through hundreds of titles.
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A montage of global flags scrolled in the background followed by a map of the world emblazoned with the hashtag #netflixeverywhere.
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I scrolled back further and the bright flames from the engines entered my shot, as if the rocket was launching backward.
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My unit has some visible indentations from when I scrolled too quickly without realizing my fingernail was pressing on the screen.
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Of course, I scrolled Twitter a few times and responded to texts, but fighting the urge to email was surprisingly easy.
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Have you ever scrolled through Pinterest and seen someone's nose covered in a clay mask dotted with hundreds of oily pores?
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We are to blame because we scrolled endlessly past bad news to get to the news that was applicable to us.
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By now you'd think I'd have just gotten over it, scrolled through them, detached myself from any feelings on the content.
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This fix just led me to my laptop where I mindlessly scrolled through the browser-based versions of those social networks.
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My day became infinitely better when I scrolled past photos of the kittens attempting to climb out of their Lego fortresses.
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Has she ever done that thing where she's scrolled way too far back into someone's feed and then accidentally "liked" something?
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Kuhlman said several players broke out iPads to watch a live stream of Clarkson-Princeton, while others scrolled Twitter for updates.
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As he scrolled down, he came to a comment from a user who assumed that dogdaygod wanted to use scopolamine recreationally.
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Perhaps he thought the world needed another highly partisan person tapping out 140-character blurbs to be favorited and scrolled past.
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I scrolled through conversations about doctors' appointments, arguments that I now regret, and funny pictures she sent me of my cat.
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He scrolled through Italian news sites with the tight, preëmptive smile of somebody reading toward the punch line of a joke.
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When I first scrolled past this photo, I genuinely thought it was a microscope image of some exotic constellation of bacteria.
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As I scrolled through my Instagram feed, I saw friends posting gorgeous beach shots, weekend hikes, and after-work frosé-sipping.
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On a recent afternoon, as a contractor repaired the walls, he pulled out his phone and scrolled through his call history.
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I've watched a lot of America's Test Kitchen videos on YouTube, and I've even scrolled through the food processor Reddit page.
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When the end credits scrolled, and the lights came up, it took a second to register that the film was over.
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As night fell, he ignored the stunning views of his balcony, smoked Marlboro Lights and scrolled through pictures on his iPad.
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Pulling out his phone, he scrolled through a Twitter feed filled with political posts criticizing the Conservative Party's health care plans.
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As mean tweets about the Grammys scrolled on screen, Mr. Corden quipped, "Any negative tweets that you see are fake tweets."
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When I heard that Gwen Ifill had died on Monday I pulled out my phone and scrolled through the photo album.
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As I scrolled through the database, even my untrained eye picked out multiple shots of the thief in his trademark hat.
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I'd never met him, but I'd scrolled through enough of his social media to decide I didn't object, and wasn't curious.
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If you have scrolled through Instagram recently, you have probably noticed collages of users' "top nine" posts of the past year.
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As I scrolled through the NYTimes on Sunday showing countries on every continent, the collective voice of women has never been louder.
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As I scrolled through the NYTimes on Sunday showing countries on every continent, the collective voice of women has never been louder.
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I clutched my wine, which had become more of a coping device than an afternoon treat, and scrolled through my Twitter feed.
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With its wide margins, it could splay out text and link blurbs horizontally so they were easy to skim as you scrolled.
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She scrolled back through old emails, which she kept in a folder called "Taxes 2011" in case Rob ever decided to snoop.
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Once I scrolled to the Google Maps app, I immediately noticed this wasn't the full-featured Google Maps I was used to.
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I scrolled through my Facebook messages on my phone, but since I had blocked Danny they were impossible to locate that way.
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Once satisfied with the pink-tinted mounds behind me, I did as instructed and scrolled Instagram for 20 minutes while it hardened.
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Or you haven't read any, because you're in the "stick to sports" camp, in which case you've already scrolled past this section.
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I scrolled through the tweets with a smile, letting myself get caught up in what felt like a made-for-TV drama.
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I started to formulate a comment about this attack, but before I could finish, a checkmark dinged 'read' and I scrolled on.
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I still ate in front of the TV, and I still scrolled through the news on my phone until I fell asleep.
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As I scrolled down the lengthy list of conditions — only some of which I'd heard — I couldn't help but hold my breath.
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Clad in an oversize Supreme T-shirt with "Whatever" emblazoned across the front, he scrolled through Instagram looking at some of Mrs.
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A phone call knocked $212,2000 off my debtI immediately clicked the hyperlink to learn more about the account, and quickly scrolled down.
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If you have ever mindlessly scrolled through social media when you are supposed to be doing something else, you get the idea.
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Pieters, 24, scrolled through the numbers and saw that friends from all over the world had contacted him, and his heart sank.
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Modern Love I Googled "counseling" and scrolled through pages of possibilities before finally settling on a female psychologist with a kind face.
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I shook my head, and he scrolled through his files until he found the one he was looking for and pressed play.
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During the rendition of "MLK," the names of people who had died on September 11 scrolled behind Bono on a waving screen.
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Ayesha Al Blooshi, 32, talked about the gold jewelry as she scrolled through photographs on her phone of her wedding last year.
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You've read up on it, downloaded it to your phone, scrolled the feed, and maybe even posted a clip or two yourself.
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These are some of the pictures in the seemingly boundless photographic universe that Times editors scrolled through to define the year visually.
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An emergency alert banner scrolled across the television screen and it said to seek shelter and stay away from windows and doors.
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Coming back to reality, I left the formula on for the recommended 10 minutes while I scrolled through Instagram to pass the time.
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Excuse me, sir If you've scrolled through Internet posts or turned on the television recently, then you've heard about Alabama's controversial abortion law.
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At this point you've scrolled far enough down this post that you might be thinking, This is the dumbest thing I've ever read.
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If you've scrolled through Instagram at any point this year, you've probably seen the stuff thanks to their clever collaborations and online presence.
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Inside, Eric Needles was in the basement archives of the DOO when a message scrolled across his contact lens: Needles, my office, now.
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Beginning today, you'll be able to see exactly how long you scrolled through your feed and tapped through Stories on a weekly basis.
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Having scrolled through the entirety of the tweets, it looks like the show's social media manager started this Easter egg on April 23.
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But all I could find as I scrolled through my many days of work were the few sites I visited in Microsoft Edge.
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Robert Rivera, a retired New York police officer, scrolled through his phone as he turned across several lanes onto Dunning Road in Wallkill.
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I cried while I scrolled through them, then immediately distracted myself by digging into my inbox, my iMessages, and various social media alerts.
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If you've ever scrolled through his feed, Musk's Instagram is primarily populated with Tesla and SpaceX stuff, and little about his personal life.
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As I scrolled through my Twitter feed I discovered that many posts were making fun of him, often pointing out his bodily flaws.
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It was easy to imagine Clark in here alone for hours, days, weeks, thickening and pruning the sound as it scrolled by onscreen.
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He told me between bites, barely glancing up as he scrolled through his phone in search of a photograph of the slain victims.
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"They had rolls, once" refers to the rolls of perforated paper that scrolled through a player piano to trigger the keys to strike.
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Facebook has reportedly fixed a bug in its iOS app that turned on a user's phone camera while they scrolled through their feed.
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I brought a large, impressive-looking book so I could leave it on the ground next to me while I scrolled through Instagram.
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When I registered, I scrolled to the middle of the list hoping that others might choose from the top instead and found Mastodon.cloud.
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As I scrolled through the largely German #escortgate hashtag, one Bing translation at a time, I started to piece together an unraveling scandal.
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Meanwhile, a woman scrolled busily through her Twitter timeline next to me, constantly tweeting and retweeting—history in the midst of hashtag culture.
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I admired the succulents decorating an expensive clothing store in Copenhagen and scrolled through the photos from a wedding in upstate New York.
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The two-headed bird also carried a banner with the phrase "45 es un titere," or "45 is a puppet" scrolled across it.
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A wall-mounted television played grainy scenes of nature, like those from a karaoke-music video, while a ticker of affirmations scrolled below.
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Indeed, on the conference program I scrolled through on the plane were discussions focused on disaster preparedness as well as recovery and rebuilding.
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He'd scrolled through his phone, showing me pictures of his father and brother, both of whom were in an ISIS prison in Mosul.
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If you don&apost see the language bar, make sure you&aposre scrolled to the top of the page, or refresh the page.
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Other times, it served as a base for my phone, as if it were in conversation with the disquieting tweets I scrolled through.
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He had scrolled through the qualifications for nearly every sport and found that skeleton offered walk-ons who passed physical tests a path.
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Certificate in hand, I scrolled through a long list of vacancies and spotted the one: Expert, International Cooperation Department, Ministry of Culture and Sport.
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Throughout, he scrolled through sites like Indeed and ZipRecruiter looking for better, more stable work—or just something to tide him over between semesters.
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The names of the dead scrolled down TV screens across the country: Laura Finamore, Jim Gaines, Abid Gilani, Derrick Griffith, Rachel Jacobs, Giuseppe Piras.
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The closer to the bottom of the page I got, the faster the words scrolled, but then it stopped when I looked back up.
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A source close to the couple told the magazine the pair had an amicable split (no one scrolled through anyone else's phone, ahem, Diddy).
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On this week's episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Kim scrolled through Khloé's Instagram photos and tore apart her sister's outfits without remorse.
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Everyone who has scrolled through Facebook knows how, instead of imparting wisdom, the system dishes out compulsive stuff that tends to reinforce people's biases.
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As she scrolled through diagrams of nerves stretching across skulls and pictures of doctors stabbing needles into patients' scalp, the hand-wringing started again.
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Yeah, and, in fact, if you look at Spotify, they've scrolled back so much of what they've done in terms of building social features.
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As you'll see at each step, you can hit the pretty blue "Accept And Continue" button regardless of whether you've scrolled through the information.
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Inspired, I googled Box locations in New York on my flight home, researched Paleo recipes and scrolled through pages of sleek CrossFit athleisure attire.
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How many mornings have you woken up, scrolled through your various feeds, and seen pic after pic of those colorful, fruit-piled açaí bowls?
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I scrolled through the RA listings for London over the weekend and my heart ached when I saw the number of events going down.
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Moments before, I logged on to her Facebook account and scrolled through her messages with the ex-boyfriend I knew she'd been talking to.
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After weeks of waiting and wondering, Holland scrolled through his feed to find out he'd be the lucky guy slipping into the Spidey suit.
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The bug, which users on iOS devices discovered earlier this week, tapped into their phone's front-facing camera while they scrolled through Facebook's newsfeed.
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Having scrolled past endless pictures of Hallstatt on social media, I wondered whether it was really as magical as it looks in everyone's selfies.
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This app was more rudimentary: It essentially scrolled through my timeline and clicked on the "delete" button for each of my posts for me.
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The team had performed a rapid head CT. "He's not going to make it," my senior whispered as I scrolled through the fresh images.
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For Elizabeth, the wife of one sailor aboard the Roosevelt, the news came as she scrolled through Facebook at home with her four children.
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As the Joe Esposito sports anthem "You're the Best" played in the background, a list of accomplishments scrolled by on screen: Gorsuch Health Care???
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Think, for example, of the last time you scrolled through social media during a disaster and tried to sort through confusing accounts and rumors.
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He went to Mr. Sepuya's Facebook page and scrolled through his friends looking for a fellow named Mitchell with dark hair and pierced ears.
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But only after the senator scrolled through Twitter — flooded with brutal, mocking reviews — did he fully grasp the damage he had done to his campaign.
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Moments can either be scrolled through or followed, temporarily inserting a number of relevant tweets into a timeline without having to follow any extra accounts.
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As I scrolled, while focusing on the ones that appeared to make an effort to conceal their real identities, one in particular caught my eye.
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She quietly scrolled through her iPad as Drollinger explained why the trip they were about to embark on to Managua, Nicaragua, had him uncharacteristically worried.
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Alternatively, ABC and Warner Bros could have scrolled this information over the screen Star Wars-style, and everything would have felt a bit more epic.
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Once you've scrolled through the preview, you can add items to your list and Amazon will send you an alert when they go on sale.
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Confession: I have watched this Tik Tok at least once a day since I first scrolled past a tweet about it almost a week ago.
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But then he walked into town with Samuel Jansson, his graduate student, and over bottles of beer they scrolled through the contacts on their phones.
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If you've scrolled through Instagram, gone shopping, or just been a human being with internet connection recently, you've probably heard the rumblings of millennial pink.
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Two men huddled together, sharing an online video, another man scrolled through a feed, fingers skimming the screen like skaters gliding across a frozen lake.
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WASHINGTON — The Afghan teenager didn't say anything as she scrolled through three days' worth of pictures on her phone, her finger swiping across the screen.
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I searched the online archives of our hometown newspaper and scrolled for hours until I found Jonathan's name in a write-up about the accident.
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If you've ever scrolled through Facebook or Twitter, or taken a look at bumpers as you sat in traffic, you know Americans are expressive people.
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But only after the senator scrolled through Twitter — flooded with brutal, mocking reviews — did he fully grasp the damage he had done to his own campaign.
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They scrolled through Telegram, beaming with myriad protest groups—big ones conveying information about the whole movement and small ones that organized one neighborhood or another.
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When you have scrolled through all the posts from the past two days in your feed, you will see a new "You're All Caught Up" message.
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The position of the cursor, the amount of time spent on the page, the depth to which they scrolled—all were recorded, analysed, packaged and sold.
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One nurse who was fired told CBS85033 that she and others did not access Smollett's chart, but scrolled past it while looking for other patients' names.
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On Monday night, state television broadcast the names of all 796 of the lost children, which scrolled down the screen to the sound of mournful music.
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In the hours before the game against Hartford, Colin Osborne, the production director, and Tim DeMartin, the production coordinator, scrolled through clips on their control system.
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I kept making trade-offs with myself about the men whose photos and short bios scrolled by, and I yearned to be flexible and nonjudgmental. Sure.
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He scrolled through photos on his cell phone, looking for a picture he'd taken of a monkey seated on the head of a Virgin Mary statue.
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I still consulted major news sites, but avoided sections that tend to be Trump-soaked, and averted my eyes as I scrolled for non-Trump news.
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They wasted countless hours trying to reach inbox zero, scrolled endlessly through social media status updates and chugged coffee as they struggled to accomplish their goals.
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While ending her therapy session with some upper-body work on an arm bike, Mattek-Sands scrolled through the quotes until she found the right one.
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Sarah Anderson—and everyone else who scrolled past that in our timelines—had to assume it was just the creepiest possible way to make a mistake.
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But then he gave into cliché sentimentality when a screen dropped down and the names of the victims of the Pulse nightclub shooting scrolled on it.
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Google is introducing a new feature on its Chrome browser today to prevent articles from skipping back to the top if you've scrolled farther down the page.
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In the browser without Scroll Anchoring, the page jumps back to the top after it finishes loading, while the other stays where the user has scrolled to.
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So, I fired up the apps, scrolled through my matches, and landed on one particular dude with a decent amount of facial scruff and a DGAF vibe.
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This means a significant portion of the millions of Android phone owners who downloaded these apps were secretly tracked as they scrolled and clicked inside the application.
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He took to Google and in what would become a moment of irony, scrolled past the Loa loa worm, feeling thankful at least he didn't have that.
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In case you scrolled down here to get the gist (which I actually put above the games), it's this: If you love NES games, buy this thing.
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Over dinner, the kids showed Affleck pictures from their day out, and a source says the actor was howling with laughter as he scrolled through the photos.
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When I opened Instagram on my Pixel 2 XL moments ago, I noticed something different: the Stories bar remained visible as I scrolled down my main feed.
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The segment kicked off – after an introduction from Serena Williams – with Beyoncé looking angelic in a white feather coat as words scrolled across the screen behind her.
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In the experiments, it opened 11 different websites, scrolled through them a little, left the tabs open, did nothing for a minute, then repeated the process again.
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But even as I mindlessly scrolled through Instagram or Reddit, I felt the existentialist dread of knowing that I was misusing the best years of my life.
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If you've turned on the news or scrolled through social media over the past few weeks, your optimism about the state of our country may be waning.
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"Hundreds left early, while others plopped down on the ground, scrolled through their social media feeds or started up a conversation with their neighbors," the Post says.
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I scrolled through them with a mounting sense of horror, and then paged back up and felt my stomach flip: somehow she'd amassed eight hundred thousand followers.
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One passenger, Dan Buontempone, scrolled through his phone for updates from Twitter and from his wife, Melissa, who was watching the news at home on Long Island.
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" The art of the tease ... During a marathon appearance as election returns scrolled below him, Avenatti told CNN's Anderson Cooper: "We certainly have next steps planned out.
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What if you scrolled time back to the "sweet spot of palliative care" — the window between January and October 2016 when care would have been most effective?
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The tweets Mr. Kim scrolled through that night would soon give way to hard data: ABC's "The Good Doctor" is the most watched drama on network television.
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What if you scrolled time back to the "sweet spot of palliative care" — the window between January and October 213 when care would have been most effective?
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While we waited, I scrolled through the few photos I'd taken the previous day, none of which compared to the magazine-ready images in the Stedsans feed.
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I searched via Google the price of Venus Et Fleur flowers ($39 for one Eternity Rose!) and scrolled through Pinterest and Etsy for fun escort card ideas.
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I have stood outside bars and scrolled until reaching the last post I saw during my previous spin through the app, a very deranged sort of FOMO.
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If you've scrolled through Netflix's latest offerings, you may have come across Mr. Willman's six-episode series, "Magic for Humans," on which he performs lighthearted magic tricks.
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Though if a point is made and there is nobody there to hear it because they scrolled by it too fast, well … does it make a sound?
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Last year, when Facebook started autoplaying those videos as users scrolled past, BuzzFeed started experimenting with different types and lengths of videos to surface to its followers.
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A magazine article about Japanese gardening was shown on the big screen and when a user scrolled down they could see a 3D rendering of a Koi fish.
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But, if you haven't scrolled through your Facebook feed only to find yourself completely mesmerized by a talented baker's hands frosting a cake, now's the time to start.
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In addition to the 10 meter air rifle, I scrolled through some other events on the app that while a little less esoteric was still mystifying — like fencing.
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At the first light, reaching over and picking up my Blackberry, I scrolled to the Goldman Sachs voicemail number I had dialed for many years, and hit delete.
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Well, if you have ever scrolled through The Last Man on Earth star's Instagram feed, you know the latter is as true as her bathtub series is unforgettable.
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I went through 35,000 photos, honestly, and scrolled to see, like, what do I have on the cloud that will someone will find one day and end me.
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Even though you've probably scrolled by these stunners on your feed all year long, we're taking a moment to look back on the bags that defined the year.
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For hours they shared stories, still in awe of what they had just witnessed, and scrolled on their laptops through the thousands of pictures they had just taken.
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Online analytics firm Chartbeat found in 2014 that just 23 percent of readers scrolled through online articles paid for by advertisers, compared with 71 percent for normal content.
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I bet many of us have scrolled through Facebook until our eyes burned, our brains went numb, and we suddenly wished we could have that lost hour back.
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As Klinsmann spoke at a news conference, his boss, Gulati, sat at the edge of the stage, his back turned to Klinsmann as he scrolled through his phone.
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And "PSA: Instead of waiting in line for brunch you can actually just eat cookies in bed," says the Instagram post you just scrolled past on your phone.
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And I mindlessly scrolled through Instagram and Twitter to be reminded of all the people who are out there doing their best, connecting to humanity however they can.
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The "fear of missing out" I once felt as I scrolled through the social media feeds of friends and family back home gradually stopped bothering me so much.
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" She scrolled through the trending tab on her phone, rifling through the other clips in the Top 10: "... Ellen DeGeneres, bowling ball-versus-bulletproof glass, ramen, iPhone stuff.
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In the dappled light of their living room, Fatima's mother, a petite 34-year-old named Mediyah, scrolled through her phone for updates on the situation in Harasta.
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I think, too, of medieval paintings that garland the actions of saints with scrolled scriptural passages, bracketing meanings, between image and word, for a community of the faithful.
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I scrolled through Twitter, reading the comments from some of the city's most prominent voices celebrating this as a victory over awful, unscrupulous middlemen, and my heart sank.
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The jeweler's butterfly-shaped creation has undulating wings of hand-carved amethysts — their sheen amped up by diamond pavé on the underside — scrolled with diamonds and pink sapphires.
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Only thing is, when she scrolled to "gather the ingredients," she saw a lovely photo of peeled apples, butter, sugar, pie dough — and a bowl of ground beef.
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One recent afternoon, Singh scrolled through photos on his smartphone of his life back home: a shiny white sedan, fully stocked general stores, and several acres of land.
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He scrolled through various walkers that Saturday in February before settling on Juan Rosario, a 34-year-old Lower East Side resident with tons of five-star reviews.
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"I know my kids understand Hitler, but as I scrolled through his [social media] I saw more memes that joked about the Holocaust and joked about slavery," Schroeder said.
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We've been following the Kardashians on social media for years now, which means we've scrolled past our fair share of over-the-top flower arrangements, courtesy of Jeff Leatham.
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So, while listening to Pearl Jam's "Even Flow," for example, the lyrics scrolled up like they would if I was watching a karaoke and singing along, as I did.
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She scrolled through all the tweets under the hashtag, full of students from all over the country saying that they would be walking out of their classrooms to march.
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As I scrolled through status updates posted back in 2008, I learned that I had some, err, interesting thoughts that I felt I needed to share with the world.
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In Novogrodovka, he strode around the barracks mimicking NATO assault postures—reloading while running, peering around buildings—and scrolled obsessively through US Army manuals on his phone for fun.
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When she scrolled back to look at herself in 2015, before she had begun to transition, she could see that the changes wrought by the hormones alone were remarkable.
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I realized that we had just lost almost all family photos and videos from the past year, and I scrolled through the few pictures that remained on my phone.
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"We always joke, 'billionaire, not millionaire,'" Sleeper said on a January morning at the "Billions" production office in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, as he scrolled through a desktop folder of photos.
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So you sit, barely even concealing your petty irritation and inertia, scrolling through the litany of Ryanair flights to nowhere that you've scrolled through time and again and again.
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"Look at the bright red color," Wang Xuejing, a Beijing customer, said as she scrolled through a KFC banner ad tailored for WeChat, a popular Chinese social media platform.
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If you've scrolled through Netflix's latest array of offerings, you may have come across Mr. Willman's six-episode show, "Magic for Humans," on which he performs lighthearted magic tricks.
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It was six months before the first piece emerged — three daisylike florets of pink, orange and lilac, underscored with a softly scrolled "Amy," made for a best friend's birthday.
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We watched the debates on our lunch breaks, we scrolled through news on our phones as the voting results were announced, in the warm light of a spring day.
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Then I scrolled down and saw that the party was scheduled for the same day I was due to fly home, and all my fragile dreams came crashing down.
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Then that night I got added to the group chat he had with his boys and I scrolled up and he was ripping me out on the group chat.
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In the lab, she looked into a screen that rapidly scrolled very small words while red dots appeared on a green background, and green dots appeared on a red background.
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In the age of Instagram, you can think you haven't heard of a brand or designer, but in actuality, you've scrolled by (or even "double-tapped") his or her designs.
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"Hello again," reads the invitation from Apple to the Thursday product launch, likely a reference to the original Macintosh that debuted with "hello" scrolled across its black and white screen.
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Every app launched, every pictured scrolled, every tap, every hunched-over moment davening to some dumb Facebook improvement is a brick in the bulwark against an unexpected and better future.
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He delivered almost all of it in an unvarying shout, and it often sounded like he was discovering the sentences he was reading as they scrolled by on the teleprompter.
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If you scrolled through Instagram this past weekend, there's a chance you may have asked yourself, Why does everyone suddenly have a boat — and why am I not on one?
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Indeed, you won't even be reading this: Either because you don't care, or because you've already scrolled down to the comments to announce you will never read TechCrunch ever again.
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This is why I was so surprised when I scrolled through the Facebook page of the Worker's Justice Project (WJP), a Brooklyn-based organization that empowers low-wage immigrant workers.
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" I scrolled through LinkedIn's equivalent of a newsfeed and liked every post, including one that began, "I've been talking for years now about how messaging is going to change marketing.
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At the top of the sloping causeway leading up to the Citadel's entrance, wide enough for horses to ride abreast, four soldiers scrolled through their phones under posters of Assad.
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When the seven days were over, and I once again logged-in to Gmail and scrolled through hundreds of emails, I was slightly surprised by how little I had missed.
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As I scrolled further down in his messages, I found that he became abusive and aggressive toward a woman who had initially entertained the idea, and then turned him down.
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When Julia Grigorian, a 20-year old college student based in San Diego, was in the throes of an eating disorder, she scrolled Instagram for pictures of #foodporn while exercising.
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We've all probably scrolled through our Instagram feeds and passed by a well-orchestrated travel photo with just the right colors, right angles, and perfectly "candid but not candid" poses.
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Several years ago, Sarah Schoppe-Sullivan noticed something curious as she scrolled through Facebook: Many of her female friends used an image of their child as a personal profile photo.
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As I scrolled, some profiles I saw openly showcased what appeared to be ivory bangles, ivory rings, and in at least one ironic case, mini ivory elephants, complete with tusks.
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I'd scrolled far enough to strike upon some selfies taken at Electric Zoo circa 2008 and felt instant, surprising pangs of nostalgia for my 18-year-old, less-jaded self.
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I scrolled in further and saw my annual stations: the parking lot, the chapel, the pews just left of the lectern and finally the columbarium to visit my dad's remains.
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If you haven't scrolled (or strolled IRL) through the skin-care aisles of Target in a while, let us be the first to tell you that the selection is incredible.
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Aliou Ndour stood on a crowded corner, pulled out his phone and scrolled past the pictures of friends and family to another precious photo: the baobab in his home village.
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On the other hand, websites that waited until the visitor had already clicked around or scrolled on their sites before serving prompts had accept rates as high as 17 percent.
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Mr. Hasna pulled out his cellphone and scrolled to one such photo, of a Muslim woman in full burqa saying her prayers in a parking space at Bratislava's biggest mall.
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She scrolled through her phone; it showed pictures of inmates with multiple stab wounds, people sleeping on floors amid excrement and rats, a bloody body that appeared to be lifeless.
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As we waited for C. to arrive, Newcomb reclined in his seat with a drink and scrolled through his cellphone contacts, amazed at how many right-leaning gays he knew.
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In the chauffeured Mercedes van that is also his office, he scrolled through original photos of the house on a large screen mounted to the back of the driver's seat.
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Through a lot of trial and error, I learned how to code for color, image backgrounds, basic tables, and even make the cursor sparkle as it scrolled across my page.
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As Johnson reported for the Washington Post: Hundreds left early, while others plopped down on the ground, scrolled through their social media feeds or started up a conversation with their neighbors.
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"Most of this stuff is bogus," Eric Topol, a geneticist at Scripps Research Institute, told me as he scrolled through Helix's DNA app store on the other end of the line.
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If you scrolled through Twitter, it seemed like the entire world was weeping over Milo Ventimiglia's deceased patriarch, who survived a fire only to die of a heart attack hours later.
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If you've scrolled through your Instagram feed and thought, "Welp, Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson are at it again," when you see yet another photo of them kissing, you're not alone.
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I've cleared my search history, I've restarted the app, and I've searched for some friends' accounts and scrolled through their pics hoping to game the system without a full timeline scroll.
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I was able to totally suppress work thoughts during the class, and when I got home and scrolled through Instagram and Twitter, I had zero desire to check my work email.
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We scrolled through the line's pages filled with more than 1,300 products, and now we're itching to redecorate our spaces top-to-bottom with its boldly unique designs and color schemes.
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But [then] I scrolled onto some really nasty comments about me that — they were just so awful that I couldn't even get them out of my mind after I read them.
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And then over the weekend, I scrolled through my social media feeds and saw more photos -- hundreds of photos from people protesting across the country in the Families Belong Together March.
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If you've looked at a newspaper, scrolled through Apple News, or read the comments on literally any website, then you know that a lot of things are very bad right now.
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Early one May morning, Renea Royster arrived at her son's apartment, pulled out her laptop, and scrolled through the dozens of messages from prisoners that had collected in her inbox overnight.
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After the moment of silence, and with no additional announcement, a recording of Franklin singing the anthem at the 2004 N.B.A. finals began playing while pictures scrolled on the scoreboard screen.
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But where most demoware is "jerky" or "not properly threaded," Mehta's "scrolled really smoothly and the images were properly threaded, and I could see that he was a craftsman," says Tan.
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Standing near his headquarters in the outskirts of Manbij, he scrolled through his smartphone and found WhatsApp messages he had recently received from commanders of an American unit in the city.
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Ms. Miller, who spends her work day helping register people to vote, scrolled through the names and then asked herself a question: What was her own voter status in the state?
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A viewer watching the third-round telecast had gone to the L.P.G.A. website, scrolled down to the feedback form and reported a possible rules infraction by Thompson on the 17th green.
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But we know damn well you've already scrolled ahead to find out what Mashable's 10 favorite films of the year were, and frankly, we're eager to get on with it, too.
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But while the transactions that happen on their platforms largely take a different form — taps, shares, ads served and scrolled past — the principles are essentially the same, as are the benefits.
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Now, collapsed on the couch, the twins scrolled through homemade videos of Ahmad strolling around their new neighborhood in sunglasses and found footage showing the rubble of their hometown, 6,000 miles away.
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And whenever I scrolled through Zoopla, I was put off by all the extra charges: letting fees, deposits, and other bills, which meant that saving for a deposit would take years longer.
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In the weeks and then months following Kim's death, I read local news stories, watched the documentaries about Madsen, and scrolled the posts on the blog he kept on an engineering website.
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We sprawled out in my college dorm room and scrolled through what seemed like an endless selection of vibrators and dildos, some so huge I was shocked they'd fit inside anyone's body.
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As I scrolled through hundreds of photographs, I noticed that many anglers posing with their catch exhibited a studied flair, much like fashionistas promoting designer clothes in the early days of Instagram.
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So it's not surprising that when the latest list of Bachelorette contestants dropped, we immediately scrolled through their bios past some of the more cliché date and relationship questions looking for food.
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I've been thinking about this stage (The Pain Lattice // 74P-FVP-BCG) ever since I scrolled across a tweet with an image from this nightmare, courtesy of Mario Maker 2 creator gdd1.
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Though a "silent majority" appreciated the work of Brittain and others, he was hounded by a subset of fanatics who'd scrolled through everything he'd ever said about localization and taken screen shots.
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Joanice Thompson, 68, a retired worker at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, scrolled Tuesday through the text messages on her phone from relatives reminding each other what needed to be done.
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As we scrolled through the spreadsheet, we saw that Stuyvesant was not an outlier: The other top specialized schools had even lower numbers of black and Hispanic students than in previous years.
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On a recent Monday, surrounded by the quilted pink walls of the Hello Kitty room, a group of karaoke veterans scrolled through a list of songs in Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and English.
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As she angled her gray Camry north, farms and silos whipping by under a sunny spring sky, Ms. Rivera scrolled through memories and fears as if they were pictures on her phone.
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I scrolled through all 66 episodes of the show using Netflix's scrubber preview bar, and took a screenshot of every Moira wig (and a select few wig-like hats) that I saw.
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Her friend downed his Chattanooga Choo-Choo (sour mash, maple syrup, barbecue bitters, whiskey-smoked oak-barrel sugar) and scrolled through his phone to read the President-elect's latest social-media missives.
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I've been re-examining her art on my phone and on my bookshelf; I've watched walk-throughs of the show on YouTube and scrolled thousands of images visitors have posted to Instagram.
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" Mr. Rodríguez, the owner of a company that installs security systems, scrolled down to the comment he left under his friend's post: "We do not lack resources, we have too many thieves.
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And yet, for years, I've scrolled through YouTube looking for appealing bursts of intimacy from users who click and tap and stroke their way into the brains of millions of viewers every day.
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Step 5: Enjoy The Outdoors As I flipped through back issues of Martha Stewart Living and scrolled through Martha's personal Instagram, I felt as if I were taking a trip through the seasons.
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"Logically, fashion and sport should have very little to do with each other," Matthew Butson, vice president of the Getty Images Archive, told Refinery29, as we scrolled the vast collection for standout shots.
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When Rihanna was banned from Instagram in 2014, she left an unfillable void each time we scrolled by a friend's image of avocado toast or a snoozy red carpet photo from a celeb.
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So if you scrolled past a photo of a cool product but had no idea how to buy it, you might soon start seeing ads that actually direct you to the product page.
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As she scrolled through photos on a phone - happy times of her daughter holidaying with her fiancé - Jeong Hee-ho said she had been reluctant to speak out but was desperate for change.
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As we scrolled through the images it had found, my producer noticed that Clearview had found pictures from her Instagram account, even though her account has been private, accessible only to her followers.
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On August 31, I scrolled through the usual array of selfies, art snaps, fuzzy kittens, and birthday greetings to see artist Alicia Grullon speaking into a mic in front of United-Nations-logoed wallpaper.
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The algorithmic timeline isn't a complete Facebook News Feed-style makeover, and can quickly be scrolled past by refreshing your browser or the mobile app for the latest tweets delivered like they normally would.
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Have you ever scrolled through your Instagram feed and thought to yourself, "This is nice, but it'd be better with even more selfies/vacation/baby/dog photos squeezed into the same amount of space"?
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And when we scrolled through her Instagram, we found that some of the pieces she wore in street style photos that made her outfits iconic (see: here and here) were from J.Crew and Zara.
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In the back of the van, Kos-Read scrolled through photos on his phone of some of the roles he has played over the last two years, each with a distinct facial-hair style.
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The officers scrolled through social media posts and found only one Kevin who worked at that dealership—and he was the same Kevin who had stayed at a hotel in Lake Delton in December.
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Pitana went to the sideline between the benches and, with the V.A.R.'s voice in his ear, scrolled through the play before returning to the field to signal a penalty kick for a handball.
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Vice News Tonight, which debuted Monday at 7:30 on HBO, is aiming to "add value," he explained, by deepening viewers' understanding of the stories they've scrolled past on Facebook earlier in the day.
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"The beauty of the Monster relationship is there is a financial commitment and an activation commitment," Coker says, as he scrolled through photos of the construction of the Monster cage on his smart phone.
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Imagine a ticker in your Instagram app counting up the number of times you've scrolled, or tallying the number of times you've tapped, or counting up the seconds you've spent looking at an image.
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As the green shoreline of British Columbia scrolled slowly past behind a blue-gray screen of mist, I thought of Muir's last trip to Alaska, as a member of the Harriman Expedition in 18903.
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Chris Boris Tchinda Kuete, 29, a Cameroonian fashion designer, scrolled through photos and videos on his phone showing what he said were acts of violence committed by the Cameroonian security forces against his family.
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At his office in Manhattan's Hudson Yards, Vaynerchuk scrolled through his Instagram DMs, displaying extremely personal messages of angst and pleas for advice from A-list rappers, many of whom he's never even met.
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One of her friends slid the stylus of her smartphone into the crook of her fingers, and she scrolled past the recent images of sickness and suffering as if they belonged to someone else.
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Examples of nonviewable ads have included ads appearing lower on a website that a user never scrolled down to them or ads that are so small that they are indecipherable by the human eye.
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On the flight, as the parched tan expanse of the nation was fed slowly through the portal to his right, Collins scrolled through the posts, reading it all, ingesting everything, especially in friendly territory.
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"There are many ways to share stories, and we've seen how powerful they can be when simply scrolled through on a Facebook feed," Chamberlain shared in a post on the Pantsuit Nation page December 19.
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Call it an occupational hazard, but a nagging sense of FOMO eats away at me — like I've missed out on some major news event — whenever I haven't scrolled through my feed for a couple hours.
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I read reviews, scrolled through before-and-after pictures, made phone calls, went in for consultations, and finally, was introduced to Andrew Jacono, MD. From the moment I met him, I felt comfortable and safe.
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Designed in 1936, the shield displays three sheaves of wheat taken from the Royalls family coat of arms, with the university's motto, "Veritas," the Latin word for truth, scrolled on three panels across the top.
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"As I scrolled through the thing on Twitter, I just saw horrific stuff," said James Corden, the host of CBS's "The Late Late Show," on the latest episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher.
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It seemed innocent enough, but when I scrolled down in the report to the profile picture, I realized that this man was an acquaintance of mine — an acquaintance I had almost hooked up with once.
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On the first day, he said, he was watching television with other patients — still strangers to him — when his name scrolled across the bottom of the screen with the news that he had entered rehab.
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"Social media has helped me get a lot more prepared for Princeton," he said, adding that he has scrolled through old posts of campus ("I have never seen snow") and watched videos, including of graduation.
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As Schumer mentioned, the Post scrolled through several years' worth of Federal Election Commission (FEC) filings, and discovered that Schumer spent a total of $8,638.85 on cheesecakes from the Brooklyn restaurant between 2012 and 2016.
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Have you ever scrolled through social media, only to be inundated by a slew of accounts that the app&aposs personal algorithm has decided you should follow, despite having no interest in those accounts whatsoever?
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If you scrolled past the big-ticket electronics and popular toys in Amazon's email about Cyber Monday deals, you could see that the retailer used the "holiday" to do more than sell millions more smart devices.
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I've scrolled past an array of It Girls wearing those perfect Kurt Cobain-inspired sunglasses and (unfortunately) found that they're either vintage or from a secret shopping destination said It Girl just isn't ready to reveal.
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Even without SNK's classic games for home consoles like the NES, my eyes were watering as I scrolled down the list of games the company has put out and which may end up on this device.
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We just scrolled through 45 pages of Amazon deals — pages and pages of wine aerators, tech thingys, and a lot of himalayan salt lamps — to find the most useful items in this corner of the Internet.
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To determine how much the men stole during the course of the year, Holtz reviewed records of their visits to the store and scrolled through security camera footage of their trips up and down the aisles.
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In June, you may have scrolled or flipped past articles about The National Museum of Scotland's exhibition Rip It Up: The Story of Scottish Pop, most of which focused on the diversity of Scotland's music scene.
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The entrance looked like a crime scene (there's now a state-of-the-art intercom, which Mr. Shears scrolled through with fascination), and when it rained, it rained into his bedroom (presumably no longer a problem).
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After Bowie's death, as I scrolled through my Facebook and Twitter feeds (where so many now go to mourn), I saw hundreds of posts dedicated to the Starman, to Ziggy Stardust, to the Thin White Duke.
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Of course, any fan who scrolled through Houston's Instagram account would know that: Houston posted lots of cute, snuggly photos with his main gal, including one of him and Mendes celebrating her birthday in New York City.
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And so I scrolled forward to December of 2017 in my calendar and marked the day, as I am sometimes wont to do, in all-caps: THIS IS THE DAY THE READY PLAYER ONE MOVIE COMES OUT.
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Whether you're choosing to spend the rest of your weekend KonMari-ing your kitchen closets or zipping down the slopes, we've scrolled through hundreds of our favorite sites to bring you our top picks for the week.
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Composed of a long series of video selfies "scrolled" through a feed, the clip by Pittsburgh director Ben Tabas shows the rappers performing their verses for the 'Gram as well as a range of star-studded cameos.
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Accompanied by the jazz pianist Jason Moran, she ran around with a bucket, painting a giant snake on the floor, tooted a horn and sounded a succession of bells, as video images scrolled across a large screen.
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Instagram previously tried to help users get assurance that they'd seen all the posts of their network with a "You're All Caught Up" insert in the feed if you'd scrolled past everything from the past 48 hours.
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The rising colonel, who was chief of the Counter-Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Task Force at the Pentagon, used a router to go unidentified as he scrolled through pornographic media on the dark web, the news outlet reported.
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Since Instagram's algorithmic, out-of-order timeline is a mystery to all humankind, the company has rolled out a new feature that will let you know when you've scrolled through all new posts from the last 48 hours.
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Here's the trick: If you tell Instagram that the ad is inappropriate (if you do it a few times, that is — probably the only time you've ever scrolled through looking for an ad on Insta), you'll be set.
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The New York-based tech executive didn't care much about color as he browsed, so he scrolled through the various options to pick a black version available for $45.10, even though it meant waiting three weeks for delivery.
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In the midst of New York Fashion Week, while we were keeping up with the latest fashion happenings on Instagram, we scrolled past a photo of Ashley Olsen as a brunette — and then we did a double take.
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Sitting at a cafe in Istanbul recently, Hakka Azad Akkus, 33, a recently fired teacher, pulled out his iPhone and scrolled through his photographs — evidence, he said, that he could not possibly be involved with an Islamic group.
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As we drove on, I scrolled through geotagged posts on Instagram and began to brood over the fact that I had never mugged for the camera with an arm slung around the metal pyramid atop the famed zenith.
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"My best friend is my stepmother now," said Norazila, whose family name is Che Abdul Karim, as she scrolled through her Facebook page filled with posts of the girls posing with adolescent pouts and fingers forming peace signs.
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Lil Nas X is one of the few things bringing the world real joy right now, in those brief moments between being outraged about whatever 73-point headlines we just scrolled past, and being just… tired all the time.
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As I scrolled through the ritual Mississippi abuse, it became clear that most such comments were made by white liberal tweeters—few of whom bothered to note that it was only white Mississippi that had earned another piling-on.
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During my (sort of) extensive research for this piece, I scrolled through countless photos of France in a variety of outfits, and the overwhelming style that the fashion guru opted for was a full tuck — not a French one.
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While on a plane back to Washington that night, Pelosi scrolled through a Washington Post op-ed that had published minutes earlier from seven vulnerable Democratic freshmen — and long-time impeachment holdouts — backing proceedings to remove Trump from office.
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It looked like nothing was changing on the screen as I scrolled through the images, and it wasn't until a minute or so later that I realized this was the result of the pictures being taken so quickly and closely together.
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" She scrolled through her old phone, looking at the pictures and text messages and Nazi memes that had been sent to her, evidence of her past life "It's one thing to move past it and be like, 'I was trash.
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" Mr. Rubio also mischievously scrolled through some of Mr. Trump's recent Twitter posts — "Let's read some; you'll have fun," he said with a sly smile — then he proceeded to tick through how Mr. Trump had misspelled words like "lightweight" and "choker.
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During a recent attempt to find a simple flat for an upcoming vacation, I scrolled past these while scouring Gap's new arrivals section and was immediately drawn to how chic, how minimal, and how slightly out of place they appeared.
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The threat of rising U.S. interest rates was a key factor driving gold down 10 percent last year, but expectations of the pace of hikes were scrolled back this month as financial markets were hit by a wave of volatility.
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But the Florida Men just don't stop (a phrase that may or may not be on Florida's state seal) and we've scrolled past so many unforgettable, unbelievable, or just unspeakable stories that we had to collect a few of them here.
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It was an aspirational ideal that that flashed past you as you scrolled through Instagram ... but out of reach for most people who were too busy and/or too poor to spend the money on things that weren't seen as necessities.
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At one stage in his career he used to them to show his disdain for the powers that be in the UFC, when he donned a shirt with 'Dana is my bitch' scrolled across it before he faced Lyoto Machida.
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I clicked over to her closet, quickly scrolled down, and that's when I saw them: half-empty pots of gel eyeliner, palettes so old the entire name had faded off the top, opened body washes — all priced at a few dollars.
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And according to a survey of 5,000 Americans commissioned by Nutrisystem, 29 percent of respondents said that their smartphones are there for every single meal, while more than half of those surveyed said they scrolled through their phones during "most" meals.
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But rather than immediately hitting delete he scrolled down the email while eating lunch and was intrigued by what he saw: a simple white clapboard church dating to 0003 that was so untouched by time its only bathroom was an outhouse.
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On Monday, at the annual Oscar nominees' luncheon, the ceremony's producers delivered the news that contenders could submit the names of people they wanted to thank should they win, which would be scrolled during their acceptance speech like a news channel crawl.
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The day after, as I scrolled back through my texts, DMs, camera roll and the havoc wrought within—just countless permanent errors—I made a playlist that featured "Dancing in the Moonlight" 25 times and turned it up so loud I couldn't think.
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As Long scrolled through his social media feeds, he realized that his former classmates were about to have all of their student debt wiped out by Robert Smith, the richest black man in the U.S. Forbes estimates his net worth at $240 billion.
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As Long scrolled through his social media feeds, he realized that his former classmates were about to have all of their student debt wiped out by Robert Smith, the richest black man in the U.S. Forbes estimates his net worth at $219 billion.
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But as I scrolled through the site and saw an ad for a needle play workshop taking place in Amsterdam, I thought this could be a chance for me to find some pleasure in my pain and overcome my fear of needles.
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Groups of teens have recently been harnessing their group chats to create a series of short videos that, when put together and scrolled through in the chat, combine to tell an illusion-filled story where objects fall from one video to the next.
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The Coachella look, as anyone who has recently scrolled through Instagram knows, revolves around crop tops, see-through slips of fabric and fringe galore, all of which Mr. Scott has reinterpreted with flower-power colors, cartoonish prints and a cheeky sense of humor.
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After he scrolled past an Instagram post reporting on the sales for Cardi's recent fashion partnership, Offset beamed and announced to the room, "Man, my girl sold $10.8 million dollars in three hours," before FaceTiming her and inquiring about her royalty rate.
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Rukmini, a frequent Telegram user, figured that many readers may not use the app or know how it works, so she learned how to record her own phone screen and then embedded a video of her phone as she scrolled through Telegram channels.
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On an old mobile phone that she used as a photo album, she scrolled through pictures of her daughter in Damascus: Samar grinning in a park, her hip cocked and her hand on her waist, a glossy black bob wig on her head.
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In fact, they are so dynamic, the contours of their flavors so precise and rewarding, that smart diners lick the sauces from the heavy, scrolled, silver-plated tablespoon set to the right of the gold-rimmed plates, waiting for just this purpose.
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To see this footage once as a single video would be awful but somehow isolated; the GIFs force you to confront the brutal moment between life and death again and again, to admit that this reality can't be outrun or scrolled away from.
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Noting that his broadcast would neither display photos nor mention the name of the dead gunman, the CNN anchor emotionally listed the names of those killed in the attack at Pulse nightclub as their names scrolled on the ticker at the bottom of the screen.
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In honor of the star's 29th birthday, we've scrolled through a few of her most iconic appearances, from L.A. to Paris, to narrow down exactly what her go-to makeup artist Pati Dubroff and hairstylist Bryce Scarlett do to make her a standout beauty.
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"You have my sword," is scrolled across this piece from Etsy maker The Grumpy Unicorn Co. and it's bold enough a statement to prompt the nearest blonde elven dreamboat to declare the same with his bow, and, similarly, a gruff bearded fellow with his axe.
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Later on that night, May or June or April of 2010, after the police had driven me around the neighborhood looking for the man who attacked me, I sat in the precinct and scrolled through page after page of mugshots on an ancient computer monitor.
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The moment of truth came when I tapped the controller alive, scrolled over to the set of games Google made available to press at launch— Just Dance 2020, Mortal Kombat 20773, Shadow of the Tomb Raider, Gylt, Kine, Destiny 2—and considered what to launch.
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Internet users are already being tracked to death, with ads that follow us around, search histories that are collected and stored, emails that report back to senders when they've been read, websites that know where you scrolled and what you clicked and much more.
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You probably saw The Ivy on reality shows in the early noughties, you've undoubtedly scrolled through TMZ stories featuring its white picket fence patio, and you've wondered aloud where the Kardashians get all those salads they're constantly eating from: spoiler alert — it's The Ivy.
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When Wilton, a lifelong Mets fan, read that his favorite team hadn't made an offer to re-sign pitcher Zack Wheeler, who instead joined the rival Philadelphia Phillies on a five-year, $22019 million deal in December, he opened his cellphone and scrolled to Venmo.
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Anyone who has scrolled through one of the many blogs dedicated to the keto diet has probably read at least one paragraph about konjac noodles, the high-fiber, low-carb, and low-calorie pasta replacement that is made from the stem of the konjac plant.
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Everything got exponentially worse when I scrolled to the bottom of that same story, and saw this comment about someone who recently chatted with their young cousins: I'm under no illusions that I can (or even should) monitor every piece of media my daughter finds.
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Clicking into an article was pretty strictly reserved for things I had a strong inclination to believe would be relevant to the beats I write on, and each story spat out between one and four ads, based mostly on how deep on the page I scrolled.
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This isn't a game of who wore it best, of course, but we can't ignore the refreshing feeling that washed over us as we scrolled through last night's line-up of leg slits and strappy stilettos to stumble upon a pair of baggy trousers and white sneaks.
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Over the week and a half I tested the phones, I got absolutely stupendous battery life, especially on the Pixel XL. Last Sunday I streamed two hours of the Vikings-Texans game, used the phone throughout the day, and obsessively scrolled Twitter during the presidential debate.
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But this February, after a student filmed an interview with her about her immigration story and posted it on Facebook, a troll scrolled through her profile page and responded to her LGBTQ-related posts with antiliberal memes, including a GIF of Trump building the border wall.
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"Oh," he said as the little arrows scrolled by pointing down, down, down, and when a lone tourist asked about the famous bronze statue on the steps of Federal Hall, Andino said distractedly, "Yeah, George Washington," and kept watching the arrows until he decided to close early.
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I scrolled through, passing Adam Clay (a Mr. Clean-looking man sitting on a lawn chair with a large Prince Albert piercing), the tattooed, hairy bear Jack Dixon, and Bishop Sterling, a gray-haired, mature gentleman who looks like your average pop-pop who manages a CarMax.
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Grain and wool were the principal commodities that elevated Ghent from a barren marshland to a wealthy trade center during the Middle Ages, and the grandiose gabled, scrolled and chiseled architectural results are still on display when you take a tour with De Bootjes Van Gent.
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For weeks on end, the show has been a juggernaut of event TV. Since its debut in 2011, fans have watched each season at home every week, shared reactions on social media, scrolled endlessly through plot theories on Reddit, and listened to dedicated podcasts like A Cast of Kings.
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If you freaked out over the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show's insane $3 million fantasy bra, followed the models' every workout move on Instagram and scrolled through endless photos of the models' epic plane ride to Paris, you're most likely dying to see that first winged walk down the runway.
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The pavement had an apocalyptically wet sheen, and the word "REPLICANTS"—a reference to the bioengineered specimens hunted down in Blade Runner—scrolled across L.E.D. banners that were almost indistinguishable from signs for bakeries, preschools, and clothing stores selling jelly sandals and printed polyester tops with trendy elaborate sleeves.
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Brown scrolled through them on his cellphone and saw links flying back and forth with articles that said that the little girl had been gang raped at knife point, that the perpetrators were Syrian refugees and that their fathers had celebrated with them afterward by giving them high fives.
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The memory of the thrill I experienced as a 13-year-old, ready to shed the hyper-feminized ideals of her old playthings, eager to revel in their demise, came to me as I scrolled through Natalie Beach's account on The Cut of her complicated friendship with Caroline Calloway.
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To further this use-case, it retains the position where you scrolled when it displays its list of multiple definitions, and will then keep serving up your translations in the same position (assuming you don't close the app) — so with what is presumably your target language where you last left it.
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Because Abloh had such a busy summer — he designed his first mens' collection for Louis Vuttion and his own label, collaborated with Ikea, debuted swimwear, and dressed Serena Williams for the US Open — it was hard not to see his one of his collaborations as you scrolled through social media.
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But if you scrolled down the product page you would notice one very important agreement that's required if you want to actually buy a jar: You could not purchase The World's Pinkest Pink if you are named Anish Kapoor, or if you plan to give the pigment to Anish Kapoor.
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As I scrolled through online images, articles and comments about the third annual Women's March earlier this year and with women's history month upon us, I reflected on both how a single Facebook post incited this global demonstration and the complex role social media and the internet play in women's lives.
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For those not up to speed on it, the Fusion is a dual lens camera that automatically stitches two extreme wide-angle shots together to make a spherical image which can be viewed in VR or scrolled through with your mouse or phone like a live-action version of Google StreetView.
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But with the Portal in picture frame mode rotating through our Facebook photos of those loved ones, and with it at the beck and call of our voice commands, it felt natural to turn those in-between times we might have scrolled through Instagram to instead chatting face to face.
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I scrolled down farther to a list of symptoms, none of which I had, except for the excessive abdominal noises, although I knew from previous searches that the Cleveland Clinic had reported the case of one person who'd died of C. diff after presenting at the hospital with only abdominal pain and fever.
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Earlier this week I scrolled through my Instagram feed and watched Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez — a Boricua like me, with her lips painted red, her hair long and loose, the youngest woman to be elected to the House of Representatives — discovering the "secret" tunnels under the Capitol during new member orientation on the Hill.
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The we had to be like, "Huh, we think he's probably in London, so that's Zak and London," and we put that into Facebook and just kind of scrolled and were like, "Oh, that sort of looks like him but a lot older," because he was 13 and he's just turning 18 now.
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It ends with a final message, scrolled in text: "Well, if you're any of these folks, you're running for Senate in lockstep with Donald Trump," "It's the Pottery Barn rule: You break it, you own it," US Representative Gerry Connolly, a Virginia Democrat and Hillary Clinton ally, said of his Republican counterparts.
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He's written an engaging book about how managing your attention can make you more productive, but every time I tried to sit down and read, I was pulled in a different direction, mostly by way of my phone: Instagram, email, more email, Facebook, WhatsApp; sometimes, I just scrolled from screen to screen aimlessly.
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On a recent night in the Piazzas' cream-carpeted home in Readington, a town where horse farms are interspersed with stately suburban homes, Timothy's mother, Evelyn, scrolled through Facebook posts in which a national conversation rages about what transpired and whether the charges in the case of her son's death were fair.
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Expired licensing contracts are constantly snuffing out other titles to the point that it's impossible to keep track of what's still on the platform, so we scrolled all the way to the bottom of the feed to find the best of the new stuff and the site's classics that won't quit all in one place.
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Here's what you (hopefully) scrolled past without clicking this week: As details about the nightmarish attack at an Ariana Grande concert in England on Monday poured in, one really fun wrinkle in the story was that people started demanding that Grande apologize for wiping her ass with an American flag—something she never did.
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Sara was frozen within time even as the television scrolled onward through the miracles of the savanna and the lifting of white names through blackness, then the program leaped a continent into the icy reaches of the North, with its glaciers like green inverse cathedrals and its savage dark beasts swimming in the waters beneath.
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The problem is that if you've already scrolled down, your page resets when some off-screen ad loads and you're suddenly looking at a completely different part of the page (and 90 percent of the time, that jump seems to happen right when you're trying to click on a link and you somehow end up tapping on an ad…).
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We could tell you more about how this is a good thing for you to listen to because you probably like grime and you probably like Skepta and you probably like listening to Skepta talk about grime, but you probably already scrolled down and clicked the play button, so we're just going to stop typing and eat lunch.
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Whether it was because the final list of goal scorers was so long it had to be scrolled on the screen like movie credits, or because the USWNT elected to celebrate each and every goal as if they had just gotten chosen to be on The Price is Right, people immediately had a lot of big thoughts about what the game meant.
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To help you get there, job search and salary comparison site Glassdoor scrolled through all the positions currently available at its 100 Large U.S. Best Places to Work and 50 Small & Medium Best Places to Work, which were evaluated based on employee satisfaction, to find roles that also met another important criteria: being one of 50 Best Jobs in America.
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"If the discarded toilet I'm using as a planter hasn't been featured on r/trashy yet," you can say to yourself, "Then I must be doing OK." Bryan Menegus, a senior writer at Gizmodo, scrolled through Reddit earlier this week and discovered a true gem on r/UnpopularOpinion, which is exactly what it sounds like: a place where people post their unpopular opinions.
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Christopher Cabrera, a vice president of the local union of Border Patrol agents in the Rio Grande Valley in South Texas, pulled out his phone last week and scrolled through dozens of pictures he has taken out in the field: Groups of more than 100 people turning themselves in at night; seriously ill children huddled on the ground, being given medical aid.
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What's more, anyone who scanned the code, as I did, would end up with just a link to the T.S.A.'s general customer-service Web page, on which, if they scrolled down far enough and clicked through enough options, they'd be able to find and fill out an (endless) online form, on which they would be required to include their full name and e-mail address.
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The seal, featuring a two-headed bird commonly associated with Russia's coat of arms, with a wad of cash in its right claw, a set of golf clubs in its left, and a banner with the phrase "45 is a puppet" scrolled across it in Spanish, was projected on stage during Trump's appearance at the Turning Point USA Teen Student Action Summit in Washington on Tuesday.
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And Mr. Michele delivered with souvenir jackets scrolled with dragons; flower patterned suits and contrast piped rowing blazers; Mary Janes with jeweled buckles; slickers and rain caps straight off a box of Fisherman's Friend lozenges; over-embroidered jeans jackets; Fair Isle sweaters with Donald Duck woven into the pattern; satin kimono lounge jackets; tunics ornamented with military braid; drawstring painter's pants and evening clothes stitched with what looked like trapunto flora.
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I scrolled through my news feed of unsolicited takes about the their performance, tabloids regurgitating the ongoing Twitter vitriol in real time, footage from an episode of Loose Women in which they dedicated an entire segment to debating the Little Mix performance, despite the fact it is essentially four professionals emulating what we see at 2am in every single club from Oceana to Corsica Studios on a Saturday night.
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Seated alone amid the tourists at the Trump International Hotel a few blocks from the White House on Friday, Rudolph W. Giuliani scrolled through a tablet with one hand and held a cellphone in the other as he waited for the news that the long-awaited report by Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel investigating the Trump campaign's ties to Russia, was done and had finally been delivered to the Justice Department.
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In fact, the replies were so vicious that REDaction felt the need to clarify the painfully obvious: Obviously, this is just a bit of fun, and we suggest that nobody takes this subject TOO seriously, so spare me the usual joyless bastards No one is suggesting this will make Alexis sign a new contract and stay at Arsenal, that is just ridiculous, so just enjoy the Banners I've scrolled through the replies to the above tweets and won't share any of them here.
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As everyone on the phone—me, Berg, and a watchful but mostly silent public relations minder—was highly aware, in 2014, Berg was sued in civil court in California by a former Kabbalah Centre student named Jena Scaccetti, who charged that he'd pressured her to take Vicodin; forcibly groped her as she struggled; tried to persuade her to have sex with him; scrolled through her phone while making lewd, invasive comments about her photos; and threatened to "fucking kill" her if she told anyone.
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