They're a fun color and they're all scuffed up and dirty.
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It'll survive serious drops, but the phone will still be scuffed up.
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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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Smarter Living: Here's a step-by-step guide to cleaning your scuffed up white sneakers.
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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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The metal sides of the phone will still get scuffed up and show damage from those drops.
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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 court was painted a sky blue, but had been scuffed up, revealing a pale white underneath.
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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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'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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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1881 Royal Belfast is founded. The use of moulds is instituted to dimple the gutta-percha ball. Golfers had long noticed that the guttie worked in the air much better after it had been hit several times and scuffed up. 1882 Great Yarmouth Golf Club is founded by Dr. Thomas Browne R.N, who moved to the area to work at the Royal Naval Hospital 1883 Bob Ferguson of Musselburgh, losing The Open in extra holes, comes one victory shy of equalling Young Tom Morris' record of four consecutive titles.
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However, television footage subsequently showed that Shahid Afridi had deliberately scuffed up the wicket during this distraction - an action for which he was subsequently fined, and banned for one Test match and two One Day Internationals. After this distraction, England lost 2 quick wickets to end the day of 113/3. They recovered on day 3 through the efforts of Ian Bell and Kevin Pietersen who both scored centuries. England were eventually bowled out for 446, and their bowlers made an improved effort in Pakistan's second innings, reducing them to 183/6 by the end of day 4.
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In October 2017, the collective received media attention for their protests against artist Omer Fast’s exhibition at the James Cohan Gallery in the Lower East Side. The gallery was re-designed by Fast as an attempt to transform the gallery into its state before gentrification. The gallery featured “a yellow awning with faded English and Chinese characters in red, folding chairs arranged on a scuffed-up floor with mismatched linoleum tiles, red lanterns hanging from the ceiling, and a grocery cart with a black plastic bag tied to it.” This garnered backlash and subsequent protests from Chinatown communities including the Chinatown Art Brigade, Committee Against Anti-Asian Violence, and Decolonize This Place, whom organized two protests in response.
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Budweiser Gardens million-dollar facade at its northeast corner is a replica of the Talbot Inn using "retumbled" yellow brick (new yellow bricks that have been scuffed up and scarred to appear old). The Talbot Inn is a 19th-century building that stood on the site for more than 125 years—a designated heritage property under the Ontario Heritage Act (facade only via a registered heritage easement). Originally planning to re-use the old bricks from the Talbot Inn on the northeast facade of Budweiser Gardens, the City of London suddenly had the building demolished on the morning of Sunday, June 3, 2001—without a demolition permit or delisting the Talbot Inn's facade as a designated heritage property. Instead, the City of London had previously obtained a "heritage alteration permit", permits which are routinely used for minor changes to heritage properties, changes that don't affect the by-law reasons for designation.
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