Some even cast shadows that serendipitously enhance the black outlines.
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Virginia serendipitously happened to be in town during the filming.
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Somewhat serendipitously, Omar actually broached the topic with us independently.
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You just serendipitously discover them as you scroll the News Feed.
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Bonaparte and Kingery came together as business partners just as serendipitously.
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Serendipitously, we have solved the problem on a much shorter timescale!
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And then unexpectedly, and serendipitously, Mr. Trump won the White House.
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And serendipitously, that factor of nine has proved reasonably easy to arrange.
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Even an Antipodean interloper who serendipitously held a British passport was impressed.
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Ahead, six stories of beauty blunders that serendipitously transformed into gorgeous looks.
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I serendipitously met Brian at one of the pop-up art fairs.
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Instead, it serendipitously lands in Walker's hands with exactly one second to go.
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All of us should have the chance to serendipitously discover a delicious treat.
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Epic has always encouraged players to make their own fun with serendipitously nonviolent suggestions.
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The two cars would look serendipitously symbolic if I hadn't put them there myself.
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Then, serendipitously, they were seated next to each other on a flight and reconnected.
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" What happened: "[I met Janet and Mike Shock] serendipitously only a few hours earlier.
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Somewhat serendipitously, we later found out that Chance himself is something of a Burton buff.
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Serendipitously, a UCLA study on marijuana's effect on inter-ocular pressure was just wrapping up.
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It was first introduced in Hokkaido — coincidentally and serendipitously — at the start of strawberry season.
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Some established jewelry houses have serendipitously used designs that anyone might easily perceive as emojis.
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Confusingly (or serendipitously?), the green-lettered black delivery boxes for UberEATS and Deliveroo look nearly identical.
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Partly serendipitously, and partly by choice, my Saturday was dedicated to the work of female filmmakers.
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She found her way into soap operas serendipitously, knowing about them only as a onetime viewer.
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The Big Chicken Barn in Ellsworth, Me., serendipitously provides an old Stephen King paperback every summer.
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He was a nugget I happened to serendipitously stumble upon in the late 0003s in Williamsburg.
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Serendipitously, I ran into Maggie, an old college friend I hadn't seen in at least 15 years.
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Mobile video consumption is no longer something that just serendipitously happens as we go through our day.
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Those opportunities are rare, so it makes sense to cling to them when they do serendipitously arrive.
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When friends' schedules don't line up quite so serendipitously, setting call dates can ensure more regular communication.
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But when both relocated to Portland (Boyce in 2010, Rabbi Brian in 2012) they serendipitously became neighbors.
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Griffin, who considers herself a bad swimmer, serendipitously thought she could escape the vines by diving beneath them.
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In the past, officers have claimed cameras serendipitously "fell off," malfunctioned or powered off just before fatal shootings.
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In the past, officers have claimed that cameras have "fallen off" or serendipitously powered down before fatal shootings.
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That led serendipitously to his falling in with armed rebels who stormed the General Post Office in Dublin.
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In the case of the former, isogramine was serendipitously discovered to act as a local anesthetic when tasted.
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As the show progresses, he experiments with the former and serendipitously bumps into a pathway to the latter.
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Chancellor has never spoken to the press and subsequently departed Facebook as quietly and serendipitously as he arrived.
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He was refused help and then serendipitously was pitied by an actual Afghan Taliban who offered him his phone.
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Serendipitously, I landed my dream job at Dealmoon, working on the inside of the shopping resource I visited daily.
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About to give up and return to the store, he serendipitously spotted the customer driving out of the neighborhood.
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The fall is also, serendipitously, the time that Congress needs to reach a deal to avert automatic spending cuts.
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Less than a day after Burns posted it from Austin, Hullum serendipitously found and saw it in Los Angeles.
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Electronic music lends itself to the task serendipitously, because it is music to be experienced first, and intellectualized second.
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In 1943, Albert Hofmann serendipitously discovered the effects of LSD by, well, ingesting it in his lab in Switzerland.
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I dropped him a line one Sunday morning, and discovered that, serendipitously, he was in New York that day.
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Serendipitously, the price of accelerometers based on micro-electromechanical systems, used as tilt sensors in smartphones, had come down rapidly.
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After decades of strenuous searching, one of the 33-inch, 0.5-pound creatures serendipitously ran across scientist Weidong Li's boot.
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Serendipitously, that also permits tinier amounts of water to be detected, for moisture weakens short wavelengths more than long ones.
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While the decision cast gray wolves on screen was clearly borne of necessity, it serendipitously makes the most scientific sense.
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Serendipitously, a Canadian expat living in Madagascar learned about Gardiner's project from her online video and became Loowatt's first investor.
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Almost serendipitously, an engagement ring falls out of his coat as she picks it up, sending the girls into full frenzy.
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With Mercury camped out in Scorpio until the 31st, the scene is serendipitously set to swap eerie tales by the campfire.
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The app introduces the classic "I'm Feeling Lucky" button, too, which is designed to help you more serendipitously explore the world.
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Critic's Notebook Three television documentaries are vying for your attention over the next two days, serendipitously stacked in order of accessibility.
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Well, serendipitously, I attended a relative's wedding over the weekend I had the Sprinter and got to play shuttle-bus driver.
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Alas, the country's economy tanked that year, derailing his plans but serendipitously paving the way for his move to the States.
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This produced Neptune's rings and its innermost moons, including Naiad and Thalassa, which serendipitously fell into their odd yet steady orbits.
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I never have a lot of money, but I had just gotten a bonus from work serendipitously, and I bought one.
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Serendipitously, Will is joined by Isla (Rooney Mara), a suicidal curveball of a character prone to explicit descriptions of her depressive idiosyncrasies.
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He escorts Rachel around to various jazz clubs where young white pop singers are performing serendipitously in the middle of the afternoon.
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Approximately 550 million people use Facebook Events each month, with 60 percent of connections to events happening serendipitously in the News Feed.
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Serendipitously, around this time he ran into Jacob Vogan, an old friend from college who was working in the field of bioengineering.
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Serendipitously, this hypothesis seems to confirm direct observations of haze clouds over both Occator and Oxo craters made by the Dawn spacecraft.
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Don Czerniewski, who founded Stella's Wish Foundation, which grants wishes to adults with life-threatening diseases, found his way to Girardi serendipitously.
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Boom remains the operative word (and motif) throughout the book, serendipitously arising in different forms over the course of the city's history.
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Quite serendipitously, his first life — as a kitten and young cat living with the Thompson family — has come full circle many lives later.
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"The impetus for this new work was born very serendipitously while I was working on an earlier piece," Baclawski tells The Creators Project.
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Erin serendipitously stays in Florida to become a live-in nanny for an elderly woman she just met (8:18) after leaving Dunder.
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Serendipitously, in trying to create something that would appeal to young girls, Filmation and Mattel also created something LGBTQ fans fell in love with.
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Perhaps serendipitously, he got big breaks from musicians like Frank Sinatra, who recognized that Jones could apply his skills to a broad range of styles.
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Regardless of how many millions of people use dating apps, it's still stigmatized — or at least considered less fairy-tale-like than meeting someone serendipitously.
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Holly and Alexis' paths were always crossing, even serendipitously landing them in the same nursing home for a brief period after Alexis took a fall.
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The group's release of "Not Two," its arresting debut album, on Friday occasions this free concert, part of the serendipitously named River to River Festival.
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The lives and deaths of those bygone stars are now written in the grains trapped within the Murchison meteorite, which serendipitously ended up on Earth.
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"It could be the case that it evolved serendipitously, but once it evolved it became really important," Robert Zatorre, a neuroscientist at McGill University, says.
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But if these are meant to be serendipitously rented for short periods, it's crazy to think anyone other than regular commuters will bring their own helmets.
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His most renowned discovery, "Hawking radiation," resulted serendipitously from a dispute he lost with another young theoretical physicist, Jacob Bekenstein, over whether black holes had entropy.
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So unless Knightscope's robots are serendipitously awarded to one of the statistically rare schools with a mass shooting incident, how do will schools know if they're working?
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A cultural object so serendipitously conceived that it will never happen again quite the same way, and so perfectly timed that it's stubbornly refusing to go away.
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Serendipitously, this color-trend uptick also happens to coincide with the all-shamrock-everything vibes of this weekend's beer-chugging celebration, also known as St. Patrick's Day.
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Translation: This was just a Forrest Gump-like moment in which the Democrats' chief defender of the dossier and the man whose firm produced it met serendipitously.
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KR: Magritte because, like I said, I'm a big fan and he's the Belgian surrealist whose work I serendipitously happened upon (thanks to Eric's Art Institute membership).
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The show itself was packed with diehard fan club members, music industry muckety-mucks, and a few lucky souls like Jack, who'd come by his ticket serendipitously.
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Astronomers serendipitously found Haumea's ring, described today in Nature, when they watched the dwarf planet briefly pass in front of a background star, blocking out the star's light.
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This differentiator for eBay is useless, however, if the right customer can't easily find the right item for them — or have it appear in front of them serendipitously.
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It's not surprising that the actress would want to pay homage to her latest press junket pitstop via her outfit, and Chanel's latest collection is, serendipitously, ultra-Parisian.
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But as Jason Fagone chronicles in his serendipitously timed biography, Elizebeth Smith was very much Friedman's equal, with a personal story even more compelling than her pioneering husband's.
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He did so by responding to fan requests and by serendipitously showing up in comment sections with a custom doodle to fit the situation or topic at hand.
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In choosing the theme entries I came up with two good long vertical themers which crossed CROSS REFERENCES serendipitously, so then I needed the two intersecting long horizontals.
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Clearly, more research is needed to sort out all the ways this newcomer fits into our picture of lichen—but serendipitously, its discovery could make future studies easier.
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While using this telescope to observe a pulsar, one of the study authors decided to turn on the telescope's real-time FRB detector, and serendipitously picked one up.
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McFarlane's devotion to both his crafts culminated in meeting the legendary late writer and publisher Stan Lee serendipitously at a Holiday Inn in Florida when he was 21995.
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The combined works are Rorschach tests in rainbow hues; a cosmological laundry line with pastel dyes serendipitously merging and melding together, occasionally interrupted by more severe opaque splatters.
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I didn't intend to see Why Bonnie, but after serendipitously hearing them soundcheck as I walked past an outdoor stage, I decided to catch their final Treefort set.
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As Facebook moves from short-form, serendipitously discovered clips into longer-form, deliberately viewed videos more common to YouTube and Netflix, it will need the extra clarity to compete.
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Serendipitously, that's also when Kate started doing her now-signature look-over-the-shoulder pose on the red carpet, and just like that, everyone was talking about Kate Hudson.
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"I've been very fortunate in my twenties to very serendipitously land in the tech space with very little background that would ever make me qualify for that," Wolfe said.
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The hero sneaks about a camp, setting traps on enemies, performing gruesome stealth kills, and, once spotted, unloading into enemies, while taking cover behind serendipitously placed trees and boulders.
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The location component comes first, and then strangers who meet serendipitously in person as a result of playing the game are connecting on social media afterwards as a result.
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Serendipitously, just after we spoke, the Financial Times published a piece highlighting fines and enforcement action from US regulators against TransferWise, which plays in the same space as WorldRemit.
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Divino Niño came together serendipitously when Medina and bassist Javier Forero—who met as kids in Bogotá, Colombia—reconnected by pure coincidence when both their families moved to Miami.
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The role follows Moss' current turn in The Handmaid's Tale, Hulu's serendipitously timely adaptation of Margaret Atwood's novel about a dystopian society where women are nothing more than commodities.
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Over the past few years, Facebook built a giant business by becoming an alternative to YouTube where people serendipitously discover videos instead of purposefully coming to watch certain ones.
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But five months later, my sister Chelsea serendipitously raced in Ironman Wisconsin, and it was shortly after that I became inspired and bought my own Trek Lexa C bike.
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But it all happened kind of serendipitously in that, in 2008, my mom was cleaning out her garage and came upon a cardboard box with canisters of 8mm film.
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The plan comes — somewhat serendipitously, its organizers said — at a time of scattered efforts in the South to move beyond the traditional Old South narrative surrounding the Civil War.
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So I tried one more costume, the cowgirl, which serendipitously made a lot of sense since Spoonie is part Australian cattle dog, part hound (we call her a "cattle hound").
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Books at Libreria are arranged in cross-pollinating categories like "The Sea and the Sky" and "Enchantment for the Disenchanted," so that readers may serendipitously discover new titles and genres.
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When I was looking for flights, I serendipitously learned about an unannounced sale on Delta and its partners that brought business class tickets between New York and Berlin below $1,900.
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The SparkNotes version: A guy's son gets stung by a scorpion, and he doesn't have money to pay the doctor until he serendipitously finds a precious treasure inside an oyster.
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Serendipitously, all the dishes developed for this secular menu already accommodated varying levels of ambition and product availability, relying heavily on pantry staples and encouraging flexibility (my two favorite things).
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Serendipitously, the lyrics unintentionally referred back to a story an emotional Fallon told about his mother squeezing his hand three times to say "I love you" when he was a child.
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Before the malware could do damage in the United States, a lone British researcher, known as "MalwareTech," serendipitously identified its kill switch -- the registration of a domain name -- while on vacation.
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Anki programmed in dozens upon dozens of nuanced personality displays to make Cozmo feel more alive, and seeing new ones pop up serendipitously is one of the products most enjoyable aspects.
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And Facebook's users come back every day for a variety of reasons, giving them a chance to serendipitously hear about and apply for a dream job they didn't know they wanted.
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Amazon Spark isn't directly connected with either of those earlier programs, but it does have a similar goal of helping people more serendipitously discover new things they might like to buy.
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Both were wedded to careers in separate hemispheres — until they happened to be seated beside each other, serendipitously, at dinner on the last night of a neuroscience research symposium in Shanghai.
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In a pivotal moment, the trio proudly held up the three-striped kicks in front of an audience of 40,000 — a crowd that serendipitously had an adidas employee in its midst.
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Facebook would be smart to keep pre-rolls out of the News Feed where people serendipitously discover videos, but where having to view an ad first would ruin the breezy scrolling experience.
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Serendipitously, he discovered that the ten-acre farm he had purchased around the same time stood on the foundations of an old haunt frequented by Cistercian monks ("the last manor of Rylands").
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Although Khaled worked locally at Odyssey Records to make money and help support his family, the job would serendipitously allow him to network with rappers, like Birdman, Master P and Lil Wayne.
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Mr Cooper will lose control of the state election board, which will nominally become bipartisan, its chairmanship alternating between the parties—but serendipitously falling to Republicans in the years most elections are held.
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She ended up taking a photo with the young fan, and we shared an incredulous laugh about that serendipitously timed moment that could have happened in a lot of places in the world.
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A chance meeting with Improbable some time later — where I'm told the two young companies were introduced somewhat serendipitously through having the same PR agency — it became clear that it might just be possible.
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The Smart Flower Recognition System (Microsoft always did have a way with branding) began serendipitously, with the chance meeting of MSRA's Yong Rui and botanists from the Chinese Academy of Science at a seminar.
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By both serendipitously helping these users discover creators and providing the dedicated Watch video tab for following them, Facebook dangles its 2 billion users in front of influencers, recruiting those eager to grow their followings.
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Mr Cooper would also lose control of the state election board, which would nominally become bipartisan, its chairmanship alternating between the parties—but serendipitously falling to Republicans in the years in which most elections are held.
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I was going to leave and, serendipitously, Howard Lerman, who's also the founder and CEO of [the newly public company] Yext, emailed me about wanting to hire someone who used to work with me at AOL.
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" The McGurk effect was discovered serendipitously when a psychologist named Harry McGurk mistakenly believed he heard the sound "da" after watching a video in which the sound "ba" was dubbed over a girl's lips saying "ga.
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So I kind of came to it a little serendipitously, just the idea of it, and I think that freed up my thinking about what it might be, but also what I might bring to the table.
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Most significant is Maud's complicated relationship with her husband Everett Lewis (played by Ethan Hawke), whom she meets serendipitously when she applies to be his live-in housemaid to escape her unpleasant living situation with her aunt.
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Serendipitously enough, Solar Impulse 2's long layover ended right as world leaders were assembling in New York to sign the Paris climate agreement, an unprecedented pledge to wean the the world off fossil fuels this century.
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Serendipitously, it was students participating in a book program at Virginia Commonwealth University located about a mile from the Richmond library who chose to read "Evicted," which helped initiate the creation of the HOME "Eviction Crisis" exhibit.
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Campaigns can capitalize on moments — like Bernie Sanders did during the 2016 cycle when a bird landed serendipitously on his lectern at a rally, sparking the #BirdieSanders hashtag — but those events are generally few and far between.
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FBI director Comey struck back Sunday night, asserting that the whole thing was just about serving survivors of the attack, serendipitously timed with the announcement of a new brief from victims of the attack, siding with the FBI.
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Relaxed and funny, alternately sipping cappuccino and sparkling water, our conversation dipping serendipitously in and out of different phases of his career, he was intrigued by my theory, though, as I say in my story, not initially convinced.
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Serendipitously, most of the looks we're loving right now also have length in common — so all signs point to the idea that the haircut du jour is a short bob or lob accented with a little forehead draping.
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Some serendipitously-salvaged leftovers from her Juicy gig were Maull's starter stock for GG Maull, an accessories line designed in NYC and produced at a factory in Italy that works with major luxury names like Dolce & Gabbana and Prada.
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The YouTuber who maintains NewseumArchives, who declined to provide his name, told The Verge that he stumbled across one of these entries serendipitously while searching for something else, then spent days watching hundreds of the "Be a Reporter" entries.
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Neuhaus, who died in 2009, also created a sound installation at Dia:Beacon called "Time Piece Beacon," which similarly is about subtly engaging visitors through the existing soundscape, causing just a slight disruption that is meant to be serendipitously found.
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Those lucky enough to have a training gym or "PokéStop" â€" a waypoint where players can stock up on much-needed items â€" serendipitously placed nearby are also putting out advertisements and promotions aimed at drawing players to it.
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On this horizon-expanding trip from 2017, she salsas in the street among locals and fellow visitors alike, and finds a sense of familiarity as she — and her serendipitously pitch-perfect outfit — become part of a whirling riot of color.
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Through searching a site I wouldn't usually consider, opting for a silhouette I already knew flattered my figure, and choosing a tapered midi-length that wouldn't require alterations, I had serendipitously stumbled on the ultimate score: a quality dress for $36.99.
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And this year, a jaw-dropping circus fire of an election has serendipitously happened in the same year that a crop of new shows and hosts have emerged—shows and hosts who have gladly put the proceedings in their crosshairs.
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The material was created serendipitously by Brian Wardle, a professor of aeronautics and astronautics at MIT, and Kehang Cui, a materials scientist at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, while the pair were trying to solve an unrelated problem with carbon nanotubes.
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Serendipitously, he found one hit to pump through the system right after buying Pabst, in Not Your Father's Root Beer, a "hard" or alcoholic soda made by Small Town Brewery that became the beer industry's sleeper success story of 2015.
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Interested in theater (and also punk rock), he toured briefly with what he remembered as a second-rate Shakespeare company, then serendipitously shifted his career trajectory to publishing after noticing a trove of books in a dumpster in San Francisco.
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I arrived at the room featuring Guston's eight large oil paintings and three works on paper, serendipitously, soon after immersing myself in the de Chirico gallery upstairs, and it was remarkable to experience how deeply the two painters breathed the same air.
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As she looked back on their friendship, Ladd noted how she starred alongside Fonda in her first film, Wild Angels in 1966, and serendipitously, had an opportunity to work with him again on The Last Full Measure, the final film before his death.
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Not only would it serendipitously land on the desk of producer and former Sony film executive Amy Pascal, who bought the script 10 days before the 2016 presidential election, but her idea would turn into a high-speed train with Spielberg as conductor.
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Paradoxically, the travel search-and-buy supply is growing so rapidly that it's easy to be sucked into another digital ecosystem of choices that can distract travelers from exploring where they actually are, or from immersing serendipitously on their own for free.
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I was in New York for five days for a shoot and between our long days on set, a cable-knit hat that serendipitously matched everything I'd packed, and the freezing weather, the idea of washing my hair seemed like a total waste of time.
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Or, at least the fantasy of what they make possible: jaunting about, free from the tyranny of wires, with the sole goal of dancing your way through an urban snowscape until you serendipitously bump into the person you're destined to fall in love with.
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They were honest with me about my parents' cause of death when I serendipitously became involved with AIDS advocacy in high school, understood when I was angry and heartbroken to be the last to know the truth, and attended every awareness event I organized afterward.
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Bowl Seven: Yuji Ramen, Sunday, Dec 7, 8 PM Back when we were in the planning stages of this expedition, I serendipitously came across a Facebook page for a potential Matrix entry that noted that last-minute seats had opened for their ramen omakase dinner.
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Looking through the Landsat 8 satellite's thermal infrared imagery taken in April 2017 during a routine survey, he serendipitously spotted a strange and previously undetected bright feature just south of the Tern Lake Thermal Area within the park, indicating a relatively hot patch was present.
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Whether TripAdvisor reviews are helpful or hogwash is subjective, but either way, doesn't a meal of giblets in West Africa make for a better story if you stumble upon it serendipitously rather than seek it out upon the advice of Chantal J. from Marseille?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — The Annenberg Space for Photography serendipitously opened their latest exhibition Refugee during the Jewish holiday of Passover, which celebrates one of our most enduring refugee narratives, the Israelites' exodus from Egypt (even if its veracity is in doubt).
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Earlier this year, the Ministry was accused of attempting to wrest control of the European Solidarity Centre in Gdańsk; while also in 2019, the contract of the director of the Polin Museum of the History of Polish Jews was also serendipitously not renewed under similar circumstances.
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After decades of strenuous searching, one of the 2000-centimeter-long (211-inch), 2000-kilogram (230-pound) creatures serendipitously ran across his boot as he scoured the barren landscape, and then sat motionless on a rock wall just long enough for a high-quality portrait to be snapped.
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What they did: The possible selection of traits that allow these lizards to survive hurricanes was discovered serendipitously, when a team of researchers happened to be studying the species at the same time that Hurricanes Irma and Maria struck their habitat in the Turks and Caicos islands in 2017.
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With his old friend Connie Joerns serendipitously a co-worker, he stayed at Anchor for seven years, not only producing the art for 50 or so covers (all hand-lettered) but art-directing: doing layouts, pasting up mechanicals, setting type, all of which he learned on the job.
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Last week, a similar video of Baltimore police serendipitously "discovering" drugs was released, showing Officer Richard Pinheiro planting a baggie of pills into a soup can, then turning on his camera (unaware it had saved the prior 30 seconds of footage) and recovering the drugs he'd just planted in the can.
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Unlike Dr Haussler, who came across his initial result serendipitously, Dr Vanderhaeghen set out from the start to find genes that are unique to people, are directly responsible for creating new brain cells in the cortex, are active and are specifically working to encourage the development of stem cells into neurons.
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Serendipitously, I also discovered that the flavors of ice cream ran across the grid, crossing the cone visuals: The O at the end of 55A was an ice cream flavor according to the clue, and the only one I know of with that many letters ending in an O is PISTACHIO.
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If you're Nick Viall, you take Danielle L. on a solo date (-103), where you draw your own face on a cookie (a "Nickerdoodle," which is actually a rectangular sugar cookie) and serendipitously run into an old flame, who is coincidentally mic'd and available for a brief chat about your struggle to find love.
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"Jupiter just happened to be in the sky near the search fields where we were looking for extremely distant solar system objects, so we were serendipitously able to look for new moons around Jupiter while at the same time looking for planets at the fringes of our Solar System," said Sheppard in a statement.
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" The rigid structure of Alaska cruises had never appealed to me, either, but thumbing through an old copy of "Travels in Alaska" not long ago, I began to wonder if it was still possible to wander the Inside Passage serendipitously as its author had, "borne smoothly over calm blue waters, through the midst of countless forest-clad islands.
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On his Instagram, Antoni shares images of breathtaking Italian vistas, serendipitously matched to a curated selection of Pantone swatches inserted into the frame Although his swatch selections always represent colors present in the original photo, the artist deliberately chooses and omits certain color swatches, an act that adds a certain degree of contrast and emphasis to each composition, like a guiding hand to focus the viewer's gaze.
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When I tested it out then Dubble-blended photos felt organic and interesting (I still use one of its serendipitously dreamy hybrid cityscapes for the header on my Twitter profile), but the app was also rough round the edges, slow to process images and saddled with a clunky UI. Since that debut, faddish photo-sharing community Frontback has failed to go the distance, though selfie-taking and photo sharing of course persist.
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