"It's almost like throwing a scuffed ball, but it's not scuffed," Callaway said.
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If I scuffed one, I scuffed the other to exactly the same degree, and if I overshot that one I'd keep going, sometimes for hours, until eventually I'd balanced them out.
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Does your jet black finish look scuffed and garbage like?
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We'll see how scuffed that white hat of his gets.
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Unfortunately it resulted in two broken teeth and scuffed face.
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Gazeta's editor scuffed the ruling as "fake news" and censorship.
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They're a fun color and they're all scuffed up and dirty.
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A lone feather, ethereal white, dances across the scuffed rubber floor.
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James located his trunk, a scuffed brown affair, on the deck.
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Pelé shot towards the unguarded goal—but scuffed his kick and missed.
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It'll survive serious drops, but the phone will still be scuffed up.
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Virtually every surface in the film is scuffed, stained, slimy, or smeared.
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A Magic Eraser, too, can work, ahem, magic on dirty, scuffed sneakers.
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At Ross, the linoleum floors are badly scuffed, the hallways dimly lit.
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They're a pair of scuffed shoes on opposite feet of the law.
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The bottoms were completely scuffed, and one of the heel tips had broken.
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More significantly, umpires placed a much greater emphasis on phasing out scuffed balls.
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Anyway, his toe pads were a bit scuffed from covering countless French kilometers.
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A small bergère chair, scuffed, stained and cat-scratched was priced at $495.
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Jared grinned as he typed out a message on his iPhone's scuffed screen.
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The tires are scuffed, and the metal lug nuts are scarred from tire changes.
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I massaged some Chap-Stick on my scuffed shoes and ran out the door.
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In fact, we were seated much sooner than that, but our moods were scuffed.
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People carted home used bed linens and scuffed armchairs and statuary of fake gold.
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The aluminum edge got a tiny bit scuffed, but the phone was otherwise unharmed.
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The plastic feels cheap and hollow, and it can get lightly scuffed over time.
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Invariably they are accompanied by perfectly coordinated luggage that is neither scuffed nor bulging.
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Mine are scuffed after a year of use, but I still wear them often.
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The Coexist logo doesn't just belong to scuffed Saab bumpers in co-op parking lots.
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Heels sink easily into sand or dirt, patent leather can get scuffed on rocky ground.
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A tattered sleeve and scuffed up record doesn't make it "vintage", it makes it garbage.
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Smarter Living: Here's a step-by-step guide to cleaning your scuffed-up white sneakers.
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The box was old and slightly scuffed, and inked in places with words in Latin.
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Smarter Living: Here's a step-by-step guide to cleaning your scuffed up white sneakers.
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But it's starting to show its age — looking not sluggish, exactly, but a little scuffed.
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Trade shows aren't kind to phones, but the finish does seem more likely to be scuffed.
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One downside of hard-shelled suitcases is the fact that they get scuffed up fairly quickly.
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The most Connecticut thing about her: a scuffed-up canvas L.L.Bean tote, monogrammed with her initials.
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But it might, in the end, leave you wishing for the slightly scuffed-up vinyl original.
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You are now admitted into a dimly lit basement with a scuffed dance floor in the center.
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The included case also has the kind of matte finish that scratches and gets scuffed almost immediately.
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Kim's side claimed damage was minimal, the guy was fine and her G-Wagon was slightly scuffed.
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The metal sides of the phone will still get scuffed up and show damage from those drops.
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In February, Gucci made headlines after it offered an $870 pair of scuffed sneakers on its website.
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These Oak Streets are my "fancy" boot, but I also don't care if they get scuffed up.
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The reservoirs were a gleaming silver-gray, scuffed by the wind and lapping against the breakwater shores.
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It's lightweight, adds another layer of protection, and keeps your charging case from getting scuffed or scratched.
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The grille was painted black and scuffed to make it look more worn in for the film.
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The court was painted a sky blue, but had been scuffed up, revealing a pale white underneath.
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You're going to want to employ that case, as the outer leather can get pretty scuffed in transit.
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The sneakers also look scuffed in the back, and feature a square of duct tape behind the heel.
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Ruefully I scuffed the spilled earth and pebbles with my shoe and thought of Poussin— Was it Poussin?
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The carpet is worn, the risers are scuffed, lights dangle from the broken insulation tiles in the ceiling.
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I was a child in scuffed shoes, and my mother, often in the hospital, was dying of cancer.
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His offense was one scuffed pass, a deflating climax to a wonderful, flowing move down Barcelona's right flank.
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Two stand-alone sinks ensconced in chocolate-colored vanities sat across from each other, looking a bit scuffed.
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Fitted jeans, scuffed shoes, gray shirt—with the words Dream & Coffee Coffee barely visible above the box he's holding.
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Maybe it's time to consider finally retiring that scuffed-up neon hard-shell suitcase you got for graduation, okay?
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Besides, any good sneaker will look way better scuffed up with an audacious story to tell of its travels.
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Walk around the villa in 2017, in June's 37º degree heat, and it's still majestic, if a little scuffed.
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Now in Margate, they sit on scuffed wooden pews looking out of the museum windows at the North Sea.
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Viewers use the term "scuffed" to describe the aggressively careless way in which Ice Poseidon presents himself on stream.
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Thomas Wazhashk removed his thermos from his armpit and set it on the steel desk alongside his scuffed briefcase.
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It could be one of her thickly knotted sculptures, crafted from poured-concrete arcs still scuffed from their molds.
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Sometimes you've got to grow up and swap out your scuffed Vans and vape pen for a fancier world.
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That's why Greenawalt thinks pushing for unpolished realism through things like scuffed helmets and garage-speaker sound is so important.
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Dusty and scuffed, yes, but after the most careful preflight check in the history of aviation, I got her airborne.
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Fortunately, they were still in good condition; neither vandalised, ruined by debris from bombs or scuffed amid the street-fighting.
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His game is kind of like a scuffed diamond, and I mean that in the most endearing way possible. 230.
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"They scuffed up her wings a bit, putting her in a box probably too small for her," Mr. Dollar said.
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In the corner of one ward, a young man was lying with a scuffed-up video camera next to him.
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The office is one largish room with deeply scuffed wood floors, a drop ceiling and windows overlooking green Hanover Square.
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Mike scuffed the wall with a plastic card, and we listened to the sound of round snow versus faceted snow.
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They keep your clothes separated from gross germs on the bottom of your shoes and prevent your shoes from getting scuffed.
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The toilet was separated from the rest of the room by a sliding door that was heavily scuffed on the bottom.
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As always, density is a mixed blessing, with clogged streets and sidewalks and scuffed, poopy park grass the less desirable outcomes.
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The once-dominant shoe brand Converse was starting to look a bit scuffed by the time the early 2000s rolled around.
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There has never been any proof that Mays intended to throw at Chapman, or that the ball he used was scuffed.
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Throughout the 2000s, Cardinals pitching coach/sage Dave Duncan and catcher Yadier Molina made a custom of shining up scuffed imports.
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Eventually, almost two decades ago, the red brick shell of the school on this scuffed postindustrial city's east side was abandoned.
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More quietly, men and women in scuffed jeans could be seen taking pictures of the sunset and offering each other beers.
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Unfortunately he doesn't take as good care of them as I do so all my great sneakers are scuffed up and destroyed.
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Everyone at work dresses super well, and I've been feeling a little out of place with my scuffed heels and Express blazers.
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The team were well organised, tenacious and occasionally ingenious, but the game was decided by a single moment of shinned, scuffed brilliance.
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Against the stiff table linen and sunlight on the fork your skin is caramel and scuffed a little whitely at the knuckles.
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Meanwhile, Lindor is having a lengthy conversation with second base umpire John Hirschbeck and showing him his right arm, scuffed with dirt.
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The dining room is plain-spoken, with scuffed tile underfoot and only a handful of tables, and desserts almost outnumber savory dishes.
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They are pitted and scuffed, covered with rust spots that resemble blooms of algae or craters on the surface of the moon.
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You know what a dive is—maybe you have your own dive memories, your own recollections of scuffed counters and spilled beers.
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Atlético and the Calderón fit perfectly: a little rough around the edges, a little scuffed and gnarled, always a work in progress.
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Plus, the glass panels were so scuffed up that I was mostly looking at scratches and reflections when I looked down anyways.
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The city is built of tiny plastic toys and models, scuffed and bloodied until they lose the inherent charm of being miniature.
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On another occasion, a few months prior, she had found him "all scuffed up and red-faced and scratched and bleeding," she recalled.
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Even though the screen on mine got a little scuffed, I learned to love the little sucker for being so robust and trusty.
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I blinked, flattened one palm on the dusty hardwood floor and slid down so that I was lying on the kitchen's scuffed planks.
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"Sorry Linda just got carried away in the mosh," these teens later say to their respective mothers who are bemoaning their scuffed shoes.
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When she brought a scuffed-up dresser to work, she and the clients brainstormed ways to finish the piece without using harsh chemicals.
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And, perhaps most surprisingly, no one seemed to be judging me, even though I was wearing scuffed old boots I wore when traveling.
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Chunks of the sneaker's exterior are missing, the tongue's been slashed to reveal its interior stuffing and any remaining leather is scuffed beyond repair.
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Having more than one decision-maker can only work if the participants can handle the fights and come away scuffed-up but, basically, uninjured.
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You don't hate wearing an actual pair of pants, something on your feet that isn't a scuffed and extraordinarily fucked up pair of sneakers.
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The casing can get scuffed up pretty quickly (quicker than the Hero 25 Black), like my test unit did, since it's completely exposed now.
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The museum will also display silver drinking cups that held wine on the battlefields and a scuffed leather portmanteau made for carrying Washington's tent.
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The outside of the case had gotten scuffed, enough so that a light wipe with a wet cloth wasn't enough to undo the damage.
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It's contorted and coated in digital grime in a way that reminds me of the noise-scuffed record Full of Hell made with Merzbow.
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And you want to make sure that the actual pupils aren't getting scuffed at all because they won't be as bright to the audience.
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The best (and safest!) way to fix your scratched and scuffed-up iPhone, Android phone, or other mobile device is to replace the screen!
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Its majestic wall paintings became dim, drab, scuffed, and scratched from all the moisture and kicked-up dust from the ceaseless train of shuffling tourists.
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We knew what we had to do, and we were armed with scuffed plastic jack-o'-lantern buckets and the perennial folded-paper UNICEF box.
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What I've found most rewarding about suiting up in costume before a crowd is how people react, especially when one's armor is scuffed and battered.
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The innermost layer of the silk cocoons produces scuffed-up ends, which are also generally discarded; Sudu turns these into handmade paper called oragami chosi.
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Bush made the Keds a staple of her wardrobe (a PEOPLE profile from 1994 notes her wearing a "well-scuffed" pair) — but with a twist.
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The ball came to Daniel Sturridge, who he scuffed it, sending a little humpback shot that just happened to land right at Lallana's right foot.
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I was able to fit all my brother's possessions into my S.U.V. There were four garbage bags, a beat-up duffel and a scuffed suitcase.
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Our Amtrak system is notoriously scuffed and inefficient, but it still gives an American wanderer a generous idea of the country's variety, prosperity, and desolation.
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My imagining of the future is more scuffed and humble than Roddenberry's post-scarcity utopia, but it is born out of that idea, no question.
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And so do the scuffed American landscapes, where the faintest ghosts of old-time outlaws and cowboys can be discerned amid the drab commercial architecture.
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The filming is tight and even dustily picturesque, giving some scenes a scuffed beauty that's enhanced by artfully varied camera angles and hovering aerial shots.
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Most of the scratching in the picture below was done intentionally, albeit very easily, but only because I noticed how scuffed the phone was already becoming.
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I look at my scuffed and scratched up Jet Black iPhone 7 that I paid $924.35 for and sometimes want to cry because it's so ruined.
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"He owned two pairs of scuffed shoes, which even in middle age he referred to as his 'gym shoes' and his 'good, school shoes,' " Steve said.
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As you consider a new pair of flats to replace your scuffed up, worn down pair, it's probably top of mind in your list of options.
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He takes the pitch to his belly, looks back anyone on the basepaths, and flashes a smile as he underhands the scuffed ball toward the dugout.
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And if I find one I think's pretty good, I flip it to the other side to see if it's scuffed up on the wrong side.
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The real debut is 73's Yellow House, where they come off like a psychedelic barber shop quartet, chopped and scuffed, very white but sly soulful.
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I want that process to continue to be fun; like double art on a Friday rather than painting a scuffed wall to get your housing deposit back.
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But in revering them, we should remember their murkier roots: instead of polished, cleaned up recreations, we should celebrate them in all their scuffed up, subversive glory.
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But her daughter took to Twitter to share the moment and offered up a look at the scuffed up baseball after it had dinged the photographer's camera.
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The album was our summer soundtrack while jumping rope in her driveway, and that track was on side two of the scuffed cassette tape (yes: cassette tape).
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Far from staring down morosely at scuffed Converse All-Stars, we craned our necks, looking for that next big thing over the horizon, never comfortable, never satisfied.
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They will also have brand names on them but the labels will appear scuffed up to fit in with the rusty look of the "Star Wars" galaxy.
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It is the color of a scuffed shoe sole, and its chiseled features — deep-set eyes, wrinkled trousers, one bulging calf muscle — are beautiful but not pretty.
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You've seen the one: a silken Moschino shirt, sometimes with a weaving gold-link chain print, paired with slightly baggy jeans (often designer too) and scuffed-up Reeboks.
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Its image has been scuffed by the recent Meltdown and Spectre security issues, as well as the questions surrounding a sell-off of shares by CEO Brian Krzanich.
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While anything can be scuffed if you try hard enough, the Gorilla Glass or analogous material baked into modern smartphone displays is plenty scratch-resistant on its own.
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Their latest EP sinks their talons in deeper, offering moments both catchier (the grinning rave-up "SEXY VAMPIRE") and more crushing (the stuttering, scuffed, phlegm smeared title track).
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When I got back to the road, scuffed up, fingernails packed with clay, I looked both ways as though I might be run over on this empty highway.
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Eventually art imitates life: I ended up getting all these scars and getting cut up in all these major beefs, so it's like I'm really scuffed up now.
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It was a trademark Sheringham strike: a hopeful ball was pinged into the box, before he turned on his heel and scuffed it in at the near post.
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And after years of living in scuffed-up shares, they love having an apartment where the only issue has been the pilot light in the oven going out.
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Dexterously sketched male body fragments float and curl like smoke on scuffed sheets of sallow paper, allowing me to perceive Michelangelo Buonarroti working out visual problems as I daydream.
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You can just imagine her strolling down the street in a breezy, white midi-dress, scuffed leather boots, tousled curls, and a cable-knit cardigan falling off one shoulder.
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Ronaldo then turned inadvertent provider as his tame shot was scuffed home by Nani, unmarked in the middle of the goal as the Wales defense pushed out for offside.
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In truth, it was goalkeeper's head and heart that denied the chance, as Hart was determined to smother the opportunity and block Pepe's scuffed shot at point-blank range.
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Scuffed, sunburned or otherwise unwanted melons can be sold in a secondary market, but prices are volatile, so farmers may just plow them under because hauling them is expensive.
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The company is still working on the paint job — which is a good thing, because my units arrived scuffed, in spite of being sent along in super-protective casing.
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Her eyes welled up and she swiped her club in frustration after a scuffed chip that led to a bogey 5 on No. 18 and a round of 75.
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When the mood strikes, Ms. Solts will go to her bedroom and play her piano, a scuffed, but functional, Cable-Nelson that was given to her by a neighbor.
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I remember the door frame with its chipped paint, Bill's messy desk, the scuffed linoleum, the fluorescent lights that made us both ghastly as we stood on the threshold.
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Since they were frequently handled, finding popular images—like Earthrise from Apollo 8, the first American spacewalk, or Buzz Aldrin's space selfie—that aren't scuffed or ripped isn't easy.
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Even when she doesn&apost know about a presidential move in advance, such as the ban on transgender people serving in the military, Ivanka gets scuffed up by the pundits.
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She gives several instances in her docs, including one where she says he was schooling her daughter about scuffed shoes and she chimed in to help calm down the situation.
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In every one he more or less just does his thing, spinning techno, house, acid, and other pulsating sounds united by the feeling that they've been scuffed on Brooklyn asphalt.
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I focused on the ground: the scuffed floor of the 4 train, the gum-strewn steps to 86th street, the swirling black puddle at the corner of Lexington and 85th.
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"It scuffed the top of the drivers' head, but the helmet is located with two pins, and any impact of any significance would have sheared those pins," he told Motorsport.com.
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The satire is all-encompassing: journalists and their readers get scuffed, and so do hostile little children and high-principled women who refuse to admit that they've been taken in.
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Mr. Borle had dressed for the walk in unfussy attire — a thermal undershirt, gray jeans, scuffed boots, a scurf of razor burn — a far cry from Wonka's plum-colored finery.
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Inserted into rough openings on the surface of the mattress are two oranges and a cucumber, suggesting male genitalia, and two honeydew melons and a scuffed bucket, representing a woman.
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A scuffed door with the number 1 crudely affixed in tape is the frame for additional portraits of women variously dressed in outsize winter coats, puffer jackets and lacy camisoles.
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"Drivers don't brake when I cross the road," Mr. Muñoz said, pulling back a dirty sock to reveal his bruised right heel, which was recently scuffed by a passing car.
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Sitting in a cafe in Berlin's Kreuzberg district, dressed in a gray jumpsuit, black baseball cap and scuffed white sneakers, Mr. Rogowski described the unexpected blessings of his childhood scar.
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She's worn cream All Stars with a sequined denim jacket, platform Converse with skinny jeans and a blouse, and scuffed-up white Chucks with a blazer and peg-leg trousers.
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Of course, the prices are much less than deadstock sneakers, but that makes them an affordable option for people who don't mind buying slightly scuffed kicks they can still wear.
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Here, in an old gym with scuffed wooden floors and industrial, caged windows, temporary partitions display newly commissioned work by living-legend Annie Leibovitz, perhaps the preeminent portrait photographer working today.
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The incidental crackles and scuffed-up field recordings that fill pieces like "Desert Mirage" don't feel like noisy abstractions, but personal touches that lend fullness and intensity to the wandering melodies.
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The paint peeling off the walls, the scuffed floors from years of pacing, the smell of piss and feces—it is all a message to the soul that it is trapped.
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In the flickering half-light, the room is worn and spare: a single armchair on the scuffed wooden floor, a narrow bed in the far corner, a lone suitcase stashed beneath.
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He wore an unkempt beard and scuffed desert boots that — after he spotted a narrow gap in traffic — transported him across the asphalt and into a bodega on the other side.
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Also, this is a small thing, but that nice bike mat you see in Peloton ads, the one that will stop your floor from getting scuffed or keep your carpet sweat-free?
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Had the teeth been scuffed up, this might have signified that these lions had eaten a lot of bone and that they were hungry scavengers feeding on humans as a last resort.
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Mayhew posted several images Wednesday night, including the stained and scuffed cover of the script, dated March 15, 1976, with the title "Journal of the Whills" and several pages of production notes.
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It was scuffed slightly by a drop in euro zone retail sales though data out of China overnight had also shown growth in its burgeoning services sector at a three-month high.
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They both dress like American high-school students—Xavier in a beat-up leather jacket masking a series of faded black tattoos, Gaspard in a varsity bomber, and both in scuffed trainers.
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I'm struggling to keep up with his fierce energy as I tuck my long hair inside a red and black Guy Fieri baseball cap, which also exhibits an intentional scuffed-up brim.
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We spoke in an old-fashioned cafe with scuffed parquet floors and a resplendent strudel that Yang discovered a few years ago when she had a solo exhibition at the same institution.
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Ray is the younger brother but looks older, a scuffed shoe of a man whose red Corvette — vanity plate "ACE HOLE" — has its best days in its rearview mirror, just like him.
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"I reject it all," he said in an interview in the basement of the county offices, where stacks of snacks, fruit and juice donated by the public sat beside scuffed riot shields.
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One of the things that struck me about the quilt-like, dirty-bubblegum-pink "Linear Waves" is the outline of a figure among the linear elements dispersed across the scuffed, worn surface.
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"I'm taking this Snap a week in advance, but after the VMAs I'm going to post this," she begins, showing off the seriously scuffed-up sole of a fancy-looking high-heeled bootie.
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But you'd be forgiven for thinking you've seen this exact cynical, hard-drinking, reluctant teacher character before — it's Haymitch Abernathy from the Hunger Games series, with more scuffed-up clothes and curlier hair.
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At rallies, Beto would stomp his scuffed Stetsons and drawl the bridge, "It takes one hand to count the things I can count on," and point his swooping index finger right at everyone.
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A man splayed on his back on the polished floor of an art gallery, his scuffed soles facing the camera as if he had been flattened like the Wicked Witch of the East.
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Their owners and trainers treat this scuffed-up old track like a summer home — feasting on crab cakes and fried chicken as they await Saturday, surrendering to its shirt-sleeves-and-jeans embrace.
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Bergamaschi had another chance when, after a smart interchange won her space in the box, she scuffed her shot and then moments later Valentina Giacinti pulled her shot wide from a promising position.
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IT IS an unlikely weapon: a scuffed but sturdy Samsonite briefcase, sitting on a desk in a big house in a spacious garden in a prosperous suburb of Colombo, the capital of Sri Lanka.
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Jesus smacked the ball off the post from two yards out when it looked easier to score, while Barbosa should have done better when he scuffed a shot with only the keeper to beat.
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Opened four years ago by man-with-a-van-turned-bar-entrepreneur Tom Gibson, Ruby's is well-known and well-loved in East London for its cocktails, scuffed walls, kitsch decor, and friendly welcome.
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As I scuffed along, I kept thinking of the remarkable perseverance of Amy Palmiero-Winters of Hicksville, N.Y. In April, I wrote about her at the Marathon des Sables in the Sahara in Morocco.
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With his gray hair, greasy pockmarked skin, and scuffed corduroys, my partner looks like a divorcee whose kids have forced him here in the hope he'll finally meet someone and get off their backs.
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A woman in a brown-and-purple jacket and sarong stood beside a scuffed gray shipping crate two meters long and one high, jarringly out of place in such carefully tended, soft-colored luxury.
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He joined local veterans last week in a creaky hotel ballroom, with his $218 flattop haircut and scuffed black shoes, and spoke of the copper mines up the road, sustaining the nation in wartimes.
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They also tend to come with more external and internal pockets to help you stay organized on the go, and they don't get dinged or scuffed up as easily as their hard-sided counterparts.
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Dipping everyday household objects in colorful paint, like a set of old chairs or a simple mirror, was an easy, inexpensive way to make something expected or scuffed-up look a little more special.
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This film, over a plastic display panel (instead of glass panels found in other phones at this price range) makes the Z27 Force's screen susceptible to being scuffed by your keys or other soft metals.
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Nevertheless, Chapman's hesitation when the pitch came toward him prompted rampant speculation that he never saw the pitch coming, because Mays supposedly had thrown a scuffed ball that blended in with the dreary afternoon sky.
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Forget the cord cutters and critics who have scuffed up ESPN over the past year over issues like the network's colossal payments for N.B.A. rights and its projecting a liberal bias among on-air personalities.
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New York (CNN Business)Apple's new titanium credit card comes with a potential headache that will be familiar to iPhone users everywhere: It can get scuffed up a little too easily in the real world.
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Somehow, "Jane Got a Gun" fails to be scuffed by that sense of desperation, just as it forgets to cast an eye on the yawning spaces and enormous skies that we associate with the genre.
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The project's two members, Devi McCallion and Ada Rook, trade pained screams over scuffed-up instrumentals, mulling the burdens of existence and the way that buried trauma always pokes at the surface of everyday life.
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After another close match against Britain in Rio, narrowly losing 21-19 due to a scuffed conversion after the final whistle, Tuqiri said rugby could soon challenge some of Japan's more popular sports such as soccer.
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Across the scuffed parquet of the social hall, a white woman in another circle spoke of her shopping trips to the affluent suburb of Shorewood, where she noticed that the police routinely pulled over black drivers.
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But it felt odd to be using modern tools — though for me, this meant my nearly-antique, heavily scuffed laptop that hummed and wheezed so loudly it often sounded as if it were about to explode.
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PARIS — The shoes they bought new at the outset are scuffed and covered in Tuileries dust, their spirits are trampled and visions of puffa coats and velvet swim before them even when their eyes are closed.
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Ninety-six minutes in, as Old Trafford waited for the final whistle, for confirmation that there was something to celebrate, Ederson scuffed a clearance straight to Scott McTominay, who had come on as a late substitute.
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And what you always want to do in a midterm election is define your -- what you want to do at any election, particularly in a midterm, to find your opponent, get out there and scuffed them up.
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They might also get scuffed up a bit as your toddler breaks them in, but Ellie wears hers all the time and they still look pretty good — good enough for her to get compliments on them constantly.
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The rolling bag didn't last long — it got scuffed and didn't look great after a few uses — but I brought it to a Tumi store and promptly received an $895 credit towards anything from the company's website.
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In dimly lighted, somewhat unquiet scenes, Garbus lets you see the texture and depth of that motherly love, which feels like the last hope of a woman whose life is otherwise all scuffed surfaces and frayed edges.
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Ms. Saar positioned the pictures on either side of a scuffed-up child-size piano with missing keys, added an 18th-century diagram of a ship filled with slaves and capped the ensemble with an antique clock.
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The "Platinum Silver" coloring is nice enough to look at, though the finish scuffed extremely easily as I ported it around town in my backpack, so you'll probably want to pick up a devoted case for the thing.
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One's imagination needed to frequently dilate in order to accommodate the ways and means, and otherwise smart men and women were busy with their scuffed crystal balls trying to figure out what was next, and how, and how.
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Expect the tempest-tossed survivors to be scuffed of any notion of fair play if they are to pose a coherent threat to the treacherous Boltons and advancing White Walkers, let alone become credible heirs to the Iron Throne.
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Shot mostly outdoors in Luna County, N.M., the action is framed by purple mountains and arid dunes, the plot advanced by scuffed footprints in the sand and the itinerant souls — a human coyote; a Maya healer — who make them.
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In scuffed workboots peeking out from the legs of his baggy suit, Janzen, along with CEO Sebastien Gendron, laid out the value proposition for their company on Tuesday night in a small ballroom at the Marriott in Brooklyn, New York.
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Just as Ehrenreich expands our understanding of Han by showing us his interpretation, Solo reminds us that the galaxy far, far away has room for all kinds of stories, from the epic and glossy to the small and scuffed-up.
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The original bot's shiny exterior has been replaced with a flat, scuffed up-looking skin that's supposed to look as if this BB-28 survived a few battles on Jakku (the planet where we first meet Rey in the Force Awakens).
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"I think I'm providing an opportunity for people to cherish it and enjoy it where it would've went into hibernation," Craig, 59, said next to a display in a Manhattan conference room that included his scuffed skates and yellowed goalie mask.
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Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, in line to replace Mr. Reid as Democratic leader in the Senate, recalls that Mr. Reid used to slip him $20 for a shoe shine since he did not like Mr. Schumer's scuffed footwear.
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In addition to the contents of Mr. Stillman's scuffed duffel bag — bought for just 21 euros (about $24), he boasted — his scant possessions here include two independent film festival awards and a curious looking white vase festooned with gold circles.
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The press conference was happening in a shabby room with ratty, drawn curtains and a scuffed fake-wood floor; army officers of different ranks and in a variety of caps sat around a horseshoe-shaped table draped in a white cloth.
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One young man in a University of California, Santa Barbara, jacket took a selfie with his middle finger hanging over Mr. Trump's star — an apparently popular pose — while a little girl, on her mother's advice, scuffed it with her shoes.
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It will also appeal to anyone with nostalgia for a generally underappreciated era in New York history, when the high glamour felt a little scuffed, the urban apocalypse had been postponed, and Manhattan abounded in bookstores and scruffy gay bars.
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After months trailing them, the designers told me that to really understand Vaquera, I had to walk in the scuffed secondhand sneakers they used for the show, the ones that just yesterday I'd seen an intern spray-painting on the sidewalk.
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Walls that have gotten scuffed, dinged or marred can be touched up using a Magic Eraser (when working with a Magic Eraser, always test it on an inconspicuous spot to ensure it doesn't damage the finish in need of cleaning).
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That will require more progress on Vicarious' take on AI. As WIRED toured the startup's warehouse, one robotic arm miscalculated, flicking a tube of lotion along a smooth arc that overshot its mark and ended on the scuffed concrete floor.
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I'm standing in the graffiti-daubed stairwell of a down-at-heel apartment block in Lisbon, my ear pressed to a scuffed white door as I try to work out whether I can hear the sound of clinking plates from within.
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A good wallet can seamlessly transition from occasion to occasion, but when it inevitably gets knocked onto the street or scuffed by a zipper (or flat-out lost), you're going to be pretty upset if you've spent hundreds on a designer card carrier.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. As Martin Škrtel blocked yet another scuffed effort from 18 yards and it became clear that England would be limping out of Group B in second place, a nation began to vent its ire.
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Today he's decked out in a backward baseball cap, a hockey jersey styled with the logo for comic-book hero the Flash, jean shorts, and scuffed New Balances—the closest thing to what you could call a uniform for the indefatigable indie filmmaker.
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It's based on the forgotten and fascinating true story of Newton Knight — played here like a Southern Robin Hood by Matthew McConaughey, his movie-star sheen scuffed up with a big, bushy beard and historically accurate teeth — a farmer and Confederate army medic.
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Works in Progress To the uninitiated, Golconda Park looks like a bit of a mess: a collection of crooked Escher-like steps, some misplaced highway berms, a loading dock and a drained, scuffed swimming pool, all amid gravel and scattered construction equipment.
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The years that followed were full of exploration and self-discovery — including a particularly poignant acid trip — as Ms. Geiger honed her writing and production, churning out songs in every style, from '80s pop-rock to scuffed-up punk to experimental psychedelia.
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I was wearing my favorite pair of shoes, and the toe of one of them got scuffed and soiled by an oil hose that a workman was dragging across the sidewalk from his truck to the basement of a building on my route.
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Bar de Cao is one of the most evocative, with scuffed tile floors, rickety wooden tables and chairs, and high windows and ceilings letting in light to illuminate the collection of art and memorabilia that has accumulated on the walls over the years.
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The first thing the exercise impresario Taryn Toomey did after she leased the third floor of 22 Park Place, a former construction office, last November, was to pour concrete over the scuffed floorboards and scatter hundreds of bits of smashed crystals on top.
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The starkly white "Last Glimpse (After Object)" (2019), its left side cluttered with torn photographs attached to the surface by blue painter's tape, is scuffed and scraped in a way that indicates the same laboring of materials that Sze more obsessively employs in her sculptures.
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The Manchester City supporters watching Sergio Aguero's scuffed penalty against Paris Saint-Germain via their camera phones earned some short-lived social media infamy, while Gary Neville recently claimed an image of Liverpool fans welcoming Jose Mourinho to Anfield was 'scary for all football'.
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It was a miserable day at scuffed-up Pimlico Race Course, as a cold mist descended on an already drenched oval, transforming the racetrack into a soupy gumbo that was every bit as haunting as the swamps that they grew up near in southwest Louisiana.
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Tokyo producer RGL has come through with some dusk-ready house, bleed provides the "150bpm" on "ibiza girls," Baba Stiltz has turned in a sultry jam in the shape of "Baby," and we also happened upon some gorgeous, scuffed up house from relative unknown Harrison BDP.
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"I start driving at 6 am and continue up to 83.753 pm," said a bearded Alam, 45, as he got ready for a trip on his green and ash bus with a cracked windshield, in a city teeming with scuffed up buses and beaten-up, used cars.
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They are card-carrying members of the "bistronomy" movement, which brings the sophistication and technique of fine dining to tastefully scuffed neighborhood restaurants, where the confidently disheveled waiter is more likely to guide you to a weird, wonderful and inexpensive natural wine than a pricey grand cru.
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The isolated world that is Prospero's private kingdom is evoked by a circular reef built in the center of the scuffed basketball court of a floor, made of what look like a week's recyclables: bottles, cartons and cans that will be used as props later on.
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While the scenery was beautiful, the site was overrun with tourists, the tickets were overpriced, the glass was so scuffed that it was difficult to see to the floor below, and it was hard to see any point to the visit except for taking a selfie.
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An even larger grid, Josh Smith's show-stopping, mural-sized "Venice Set" (2011) is composed of 30 scuffed-up cardboard sheets (redolent of the Occupy Movement) smeared with white, pink, red, and green paint and collaged with images of whales, stop signs, autumn leaves, and skeletons.
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Partly because putting a case on the Fairphone 26.0 would give it the approximate thickness of a paperback novel, but also because I dropped the phone a few times while testing it (first by accident, then on purpose) and it came away little more than some scuffed plastic.
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Take his EP Testigo for example—released this August by fellow dancefloor contortionists N.A.A.F.I.—he offers five tracks that take the component parts of contemporary electronic music (the scuffed synth work, stomach-churning sub bass) and present them in a format that feels non-linear, otherworldly, and imagistic.
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The daughter happened upon it first pushing its scuffed snout against something hidden at the base of a thornbush: a blood-covered egg, maybe, or small rubber ball exactly like the sort that snapped from the paddle my mother used to beat me with when I let her down.
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The weapon of choice is usually not an exotic assault rifle with a banana clip; more often it's a plain old handgun held by an angry young man knee deep in "the life," killing because of a petty beef -- involving, perhaps, drugs, an insult, a bad look, a scuffed shoe.
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Consider "At Forty-Six," which works its way through the usual scene of adults loitering together outside, "a few acquaintances / talking seldom / and then always / in dry tones / of scuffed gravel / horseradish in vinegar," in order to conclude: appetite without fulfillment no more outrageous hopes one mountain pale beyond another.
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At the time, I could often be found stalking the perimeter of my local skate park, dressed in a pair of scuffed dungarees with my sister's hand-me-down T-shirts straining across my chubby, adolescent breasts, staring at the tousle-haired boys in baggy shirts grinding their way along lumps of concrete.
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And if you get a jet black model, you'll want to get it into a case immediately — my jet black review unit scratched and scuffed almost instantly, and the only time it's remained fingerprint-free is when we literally handled it with white gloves for the photo and video shoots accompanying this review.
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There's this way she blows out almost every performance of "Big Time Sensuality" that turns its frank depiction of sexual pleasure into something more rawly emotional—it's ecstatic, but somehow devastating too as you hear her only just barely keeping her voice in the sandpaper-scuffed tone she somehow forces it into.
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In the gloom of the basement bar, which is divided up by black drapes hung from the ceiling to create curtained-off play areas, the sophistication of the guests' attire ranges from baggy, charity shop pleated trousers scuffed at the knees to immaculately-pressed Kilgour two-pieces with cutaway collared shirts and lush, expansive double-Windsor knotted Hermes ties.
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Ours was just one of a dozen or more agencies all working shoulder to shoulder on a single floor in a building in downtown Manhattan, on Worth Street, a funky, endearing mix of shabby and grand — green marble floors and columns, a soaring ceiling, with cheap fluorescent lights and a battery of scuffed plywood teller windows.
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But the controlled bursts of raw energy bounding through Paradise fly in the face of despair, reflecting the natural-born, scuffed and scruffy resistance of young artists to the reactionary politics foisted upon them (as well as the culture wars to come), refusing to be stunned into silence, doing everything they could to be seen and heard.
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Kaskel is known among the Purple Army as Scuffed Steve Jobs, because he resembles the Apple founder; he is at times reviled as a moneygrubbing manipulator, largely because he secured Denino a forty-thousand-dollar-a-month sponsorship that required him to stream every few days using a Chinese live-streaming app that the viewers hated.
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A few hours of setting and testing competition-style bouldering routes at the Climbing Works in Sheffield, a gym part-owned by Percy Bishton, the IFSC's British head of route-setting, left your reasonably fit correspondent with scraped forearms, scuffed shins, skinless fingertips, and a whole body of aches with which to come into work the next day.
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He kicked off the year in dapper style to accept his first-ever Oscar, but on this cool L.A. evening, George Clooney is movie-star dazzling in an offhanded way: jeans, scuffed Harley motorcycle boots, a black tee and a green rubber bracelet that reads "Not on Our Watch," a reference to his activism on behalf of the troubled Darfur region of Sudan.
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"A clean white ball being put into play whenever a ball was scuffed was more important to the rise of batting averages and power production, slugging, even home runs than Babe Ruth's 54 home runs in 1920 and 59 in 1921," he said, noting that the fresh baseballs were easier for batters to spot, and danced less once they left pitchers' hands.
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I should have known what I'd said was enough for the defense attorney to want me gone from that grim room where the jurors' chairs did not face the defendant, accused of harming two people who shared his name, and the bailiff's shoes were scuffed and the judge seemed to be looking at his computer screen most of the time.
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Ai then filled the gallery with a series of Chinese zodiac-themed works made out of Legos and a sweeping installation, first shown in 2014: a mass of nearly 6,000 antique wooden stools, scavenged from antique furniture dealers in China, which together — scuffed and dinged but sturdy — serve as a sort of group portrait of the generations of Chinese families who used them.
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In some cases, the books were indeed in new condition; in other cases, books had scuffed covers and bent or crunched corners; in a few cases, the books were notably "used," to the extent that one IBPA member received a "new" book from a third-party vendor that contained her own inscription to the original buyer on the title page.
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There is a New York City street door onstage in Stephen Adly Guirgis's rough-cut gem of a new play, "Halfway Bitches Go Straight to Heaven" (at the Atlantic Theatre Company's Linda Gross), the kind that's not designed to attract attention—scuffed glass backlit by ugly fluorescents, decorated with metal placards announcing that the premises are under twenty-four-hour surveillance and warning against loitering.
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Where Charles Addams, her first hero, created a world of mansard-roofed houses and ghoulish folks to fill them, hers is the world of the receding New York middle class: scuffed-up apartments, grimy walls, round-shouldered men perched on ratty armchairs and frizzy-haired women in old-fashioned skirts—no Chast skirt has ever risen above the knee—marked by a shared stigmata of anxiety above their eyes.
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Lynette was taking in the distinctive, comfortable, expensive room, well lived-in, and its idiosyncratic mixture of old things and modern ones: a worn leather sofa with scuffed cushions, smoldering-red rugs on the dark polished boards, some kind of ancient silk appliqué on one wall, a painted rocking horse, piles of children's books, toys, an elliptical smoked-glass coffee table, a Bose hi-fi, shelves stacked with vinyl.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 10 (Reuters) - Argentina were knocked out of the men's Olympic soccer tournament on Wednesday after they missed a penalty and scored a stoppage-time equaliser in a 1-1 draw with Honduras that left them third in Group D. Argentina, gold medal winners in their last two appearances at the Games in Athens and Beijing, fluffed the chance to open the scoring when Angel Correa scuffed his spot kick wide nine minutes into the second half.
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Raving it up in a field with a pinger (stronger than the ones you get now) while a DJ (better at mixing than the ones you get now) spun tunes (fatter than the shit you listen to now) out into the stretches of a warehouse (bigger than the ones you party in now) while we all scuffed up our trainers (more comfortable than the ones you wear now) on the dusty concrete floor (dustier than the concrete floors you walk on now) and coughed (out of lungs which were way more legendary at breathing than yours) on cigarette smoke (which was more addictive back in the day) and Bez was there.
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Firstly: the walls look freshly skimmed with plaster and the floor looks un-scuffed, and everything is tastefully muted modern greys and clean white paint, and also two of the photos of the fireplace show one with a trailing wire and an electrical socket hanging out of the wall, and one with a neat boxed-off wire to the fireplace and the electrical socket screwed in, meaning people have been working on and taking photos of this place by the day, meaning it has been designed, meaning this space has been custom-built to sustain a small miserable amount of human life and I'm still not 1000 percent sure it can do that seeing as there is nowhere to either shit or sleep— – I have never seen "Number of beds: 0" listed on the Gumtree website before, and I'm puzzled as to why that would be an option in the drop down box for whoever created this advert (Gumtree: wys?), but yeah: there is no bed here.
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