They reportedly even kept the leftover bread, which they shellacked.
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Nevertheless, that will not prevent Republicans from getting shellacked in November.
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So it's like a shellacked sculpture: Billy Ray Cyrus meets combover.
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That candidate, Hubert Humphrey, was shellacked on Election Day by Richard Nixon.
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That candidate, Hubert Humphrey, was shellacked on Election Day by Richard Nixon.
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The world she enters is shellacked, overproduced, filthy, luxuriant, a glossy escapist blockbuster.
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A tendril of my lovely shellacked perm had been sucked into the fan.
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Rubio is going to get shellacked in Florida and drop out on Wednesday.
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The surfaces are so shellacked, there's a distance between the viewer and the piece.
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The Boston Pride finally arrived and, with less bonhomie, shellacked the Riveters, 7-1.
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Lou Barletta, who has built a career on immigration hawkery, got shellacked in Pennsylvania.
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In what's been a notably healthy box-office year, Ghost should have shellacked the competition.
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Its shellacked trunk and waxy leaves look more like plastic than anything nature would produce.
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And the closer on the Astros never saw the mound after being shellacked the night before.
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Instead, she had the lucrative Baker Fix, a hair pomade inspired by her own shellacked curls.
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Its walls and ceilings were shellacked with dollar bills, and the jukebox was playing classic rock.
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Exchange-traded products that bet against market tumult have gotten shellacked and some even have liquidated.
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When that seaside gale blows, one must be so shellacked not a hair moves out of place.
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The defeat of Luther Strange, the appointed senator shellacked by Mr. Moore, has the most significant implications.
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We also like Duke, Facebook, Home Depot, which is getting shellacked [Tuesday] on the retailer sell-off.
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First up was Usher, who on New Year's Day debuted a retro pompadour hairstyle that looked almost shellacked.
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But the real eye-opener happened in 2016, when Donald Trump shellacked Hillary Clinton by 16 percentage points.
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She was elected governor in 2012 and re-elected in 2014, when Democrats were shellacked across the nation.
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She would always come to the meetings in high heels, a flawless manicure, her hair shellacked just so.
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It is real news that Republicans got shellacked on Tuesday in gubernatorial races in Virginia and New Jersey.
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Bhutan was shellacked in the group stage, losing all of its matches, conceding 52 goals in the process.
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L.A. ace Clayton Kershaw, who was shellacked in Game 5, was brought in to relieve Darvish and pitched decently.
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I'm not talking about the sugar-shellacked American classics like General Tso's, and I'm not talking about dim sum.
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The Republicans got shellacked, losing 40 seats in the House in the worst popular-vote midterm defeat in history.
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Clinton got shellacked, losing the House for the Democrats for the first time since Harry Truman was in office.
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The rustic décor features an up-to-the-ceiling shellacked tree, on which perch a trio of stuffed pheasants.
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Just a regular old tattoo is pretty ho-hum at this point, its edginess sanded and shellacked by mainstream assimilation.
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The German Social Democrats, for example, despite a leadership change that raised expectations, already have been shellacked in state elections.
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The Paris mayor's race has been downright nasty, and President Emmanuel Macron's centrist party reportedly is due to get shellacked.
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With their small heads, shellacked scalps and long necks, the teammates looked elegant and creaturely, like a row of lizards.
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Matz's replacement Tuesday, Tommy Milone, was shellacked over four and two-thirds innings, allowing six runs, five of them earned.
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Crackle is the entire point of the nonconformist pie that's sprinkled with salt, pepper and rosemary, and shellacked with bacon fat.
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Everyone was drinking tea, accompanied by an entourage of candied pineapple, sugared chickpeas and peanuts shellacked in sesame seeds and honey.
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"After those words were printed, I was shellacked by incredibly angry people from every corner of SF," Dufty told VICE Sports.
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History shows bonds and gold retain their value during times of rising fear on trading floors, while bank stocks get shellacked.
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Covey is making his third major-league start, with the first one going well before he was shellacked in the second.
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Republican Todd Young shellacked Evan Bayh by 29 points here just a year ago -- and Trump won Indiana even more handily.
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Hair was washed and shampooed, then dried with minimal product to create a natural-looking sheen versus an over-shellacked one.
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"Don't be afraid," he told lawmakers, without mentioning that the coal had been shellacked to keep his hands from getting dirty.
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The shower in a second bathroom continued to leak into the darkroom, ruining the vintage photos shellacked into the walls and ceilings.
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Earlier this year, a bunch of Milwaukee Bucks turnt up at an L.A. strip club ... hours before getting shellacked by the woeful Lakers.
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In the 2018 gubernatorial primary, actress Cynthia Nixon was another "Democratic Socialist" who got shellacked in her bid to dethrone incumbent Andrew Cuomo.
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That November, Mr. Walker shellacked Mr. Glidewell, 59 percent to 41 percent, and had more than $225,000 in unspent donations in the bank.
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AP: Eight years ago, Barack Obama said he got shellacked, so you know, taking the outcome of the election as a referendum on himself.
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The film, while financially successful, was roundly shellacked by critics and audiences for its uneven story and weird sideways entry into the Alien universe.
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"It's tough when you're getting shellacked by 15 shots in the same group, you know?" said Spieth, who was slightly off in his math.
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Bushonomics collapsed only after Bush had already won reelection and already seen his party shellacked in midterms due to scandals and problems in Iraq.
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When we had all the cutouts ready, we stacked them up, puzzled them exactly into place, shellacked the cardboard — and we had our mold.
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Pretty much everyone who isn't on Mike Bloomberg's sizable payroll agreed the billionaire got shellacked — walloped, thumped, pounded — in Wednesday evening's Democratic debate. Immediately.
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The dirt covering a large wall mirror is in fact shellacked on, phrases like "Pray for Death" fingerpainted unerasably in the dust on its surface.
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In his speech to GOP donors, Ayers served up a dim projection for the midterms: "We're on track to get shellacked next year," he said.
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But she had been a handsome woman, with her pronounced Donegal bone structure, glossy black hair always shellacked into a crown of neat ebony rosettes.
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The desk and other surfaces were decked with a shellacked plywood, and the bed frame was a tubular thin metal, for a military cot feel.
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And, just two days after being shellacked in Iowa, he skipped a full day on the campaign trail Thursday as his campaign reeled from the setback.
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Severino opened July by getting shellacked at Houston, but he has been superb in his three subsequent starts, surrendering a combined four runs over 21 innings.
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After getting shellacked in New Hampshire's primary, and barely eking out a victory in the Iowa caucuses, she needed to bounce back in the Silver State.
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"When you get shellacked this badly, you'd normally step down," says Joshua Huder, a congressional scholar at Georgetown, about House Democrats' ongoing struggles under Pelosi's tenure.
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"Not because anything that the president or the vice president has done or hasn't done, but we're on track to get shellacked next year," Ayers said.
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READ: Joe Biden just destroyed Bernie Sanders in Michigan All that comes just a week after Biden shellacked Sanders on Super Tuesday, the primary season's biggest night.
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Joe Biden reached a new and heady milestone when he shellacked Bernie Sanders in Florida, Illinois and Arizona to become the de facto Democratic nominee for president.
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This one in particular is packed with weightless frizz-fighting molecules, so you can seal in your look without feeling like you've shellacked your hair into a helmet.
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Losing streak be damned ... Blake Griffin still had the energy to hit the clubs in NYC with Kendall Jenner on Monday night after getting shellacked by the Knicks.
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Just as representative of a world rotten by endless conflict is Cressida's comic relief of an uncle, Pandarus (John Glover), who has been shellacked with a malevolent veneer.
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Not the kind with bespoke suits and parted, shellacked hair; the kind with his sleeves rolled up, and a pair of beat-up beige sneakers on his feet.
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So what happened Tuesday, with Republicans getting shellacked in the House but gaining in the Senate, wasn't just an accident of this year's map or specific campaign issues.
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For a few years in the late '90s, Mr. Nodjoumi made a daily practice of painting or drawing on a shellacked front page of The New York Times.
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In the fifth round Holzken looked much better, he shellacked Groenhart with low kicks from the southpaw stance which he had used effectively and then abandoned in round one.
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Glasnow was shellacked by Arizona in the third inning on Friday, surrendering seven runs on as many hits - including two homers - before being relieved after recording just seven outs.
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The truth is that this strategy didn't work at all for Obama, who won a lot of stuff in his first two years then got shellacked in the midterms.
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Enter the phrase "100 layers" into a web search, and you'll be bombarded with a seemingly endless supply of videos featuring crusty lipstick, shellacked nails, and horrifying mounds of wax.
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Mr. McCarthy would seem to be in a precarious spot, the No. 2 Republican leader when his party was shellacked on Election Day, now seeking a promotion to No. 1.
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It is amazing how a manager takes out a pitcher who is loose & dominating through almost 7 innings, Rich Hill of Dodgers, and brings in nervous reliever(s) who get shellacked.
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It is amazing how a manager takes out a pitcher who is loose & dominating through almost 2628 innings, Rich Hill of Dodgers, and brings in nervous reliever(s) who get shellacked.
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So what if most mushes fell victim to the tongue-thrust reflex or ended up repurposed as art supplies, my walls decorated with beet-purple spatter and shellacked with heirloom bean?
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Here's Draymond Green getting showered with "MVP" chants from fans on his way out of the BATHROOM at the A's game Monday night ... while his Warriors were getting shellacked across the street.
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The BBC did not disclose whether the cone—now apparently shellacked in cigarette tar—was part of a larger playset or if the man's entire birthday present was a single Playmobil cone.
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White Sox LH David Holmberg (1-0, 2.74) Tillman was shellacked in his last outing as he surrendered nine runs in 217 249/212 innings against the New York Yankees on Saturday.
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He will be facing the fast-crumbling Padres, who finished a 1-7 road trip by being shellacked 16-4 on Tuesday when the Mariners set a season best for runs scored.
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"It is amazing how a manager takes out a pitcher who is loose & dominating through almost 7 innings, Rich Hill of Dodgers, and brings in nervous reliever(s) who get shellacked," Trump wrote.
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Mr. Garcia and Ms. Kim took some shears to de la Renta, where they gave the brand the fashion equivalent of a haircut, transforming it from a shellacked bouffant into slick, swinging ponytail.
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What happened: Crowley — the No. 4 House Democrat, and the party's first incumbent to be knocked off this primary season — was shellacked 57%-43% to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a former organizer for Bernie Sanders.
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And so the theme developed throughout the fight, whenever Aldo shellacked Holloway's guard or shoulders with a lightning fast counter, Holloway would circle off and immediately re-engage with a legitimate strike or a feint.
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Instead it has Marco Rubio, who said this on national television the morning after Donald J. Trump shellacked him in Nevada: I know there's this craving in the media for people to attack each other.
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Instead, the Clinton campaign expected nonwhite voters (Latinos in Nevada and black voters in South Carolina) to provide Hillary with a couple of easy wins after getting shellacked by Sanders in blindingly white New Hampshire.
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Pink (2016), the martial quality of fake nails is brought forward: Both pieces look like shellacked nails that have been tapered and elongated to form a ceremonial shield for a special contingent of Greek infantry.
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" And earlier on Monday, Trump sent this tweet: "Anthony Scaramucci is a highly unstable 'nut job' who was with other candidates in the primary who got shellacked, & then unfortunately wheedled his way into my campaign.
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A single wicker peacock chair, raised slightly off the floor on a platform strewn with clothing, is centered on a diamond-patterned rug and flanked by a number of floating housedresses — shellacked phantoms with invisible bodies.
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Peralta owns a 103-210 career record and 24 ERA versus the Cardinals and was shellacked for six runs and nine hits in four innings on April 23 in a 6-3 setback at Miller Park.
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The gold and the kitsch, the fine art and the tchotchkes, the rows of bedazzled shoes and the towering dome of shellacked hair — it was all so very much, so very vulgar, so very, very expensive.
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By Friday evening, nearly every interior wall had been shellacked in "wanted" signs and advertisements trumpeting special-edition Breyers, handmade tack and a few tangential items and services, like shoulder massages and an herbal sciatica remedy.
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Here she plays Irina Vlaslov, a Russian-Israeli hausfrau and mob wife who, in between rolling out what looks like rugelach dough and getting her hair set and shellacked, runs the business while her husband does time.
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Blue Jays LH J.A. Happ (2-4, 3.83) Jimenez was shellacked for a season-high nine runs on seven hits in 2 1/3 innings to take the loss in Friday's 15-73 setback at Tampa Bay.
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Adesanya's use of the cross face against Robert Thomas in Glory was tremendous as he checked Thomas at the collar bone, bounced off to the blind angle past the lead shoulder and shellacked in a right hand.
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L made paintings with peanut butter that engage unexpected senses; a relief map of the United States constructed of shellacked hot dogs; text-based drawings that read "I Am Still Black" mailed out to friends and collectors.
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The Sanders campaign acknowledged they were shellacked on Super Tuesday, in large part because of a Biden surge precipitated by the media attention around the late endorsements of former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Minnesota Sen.
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There are a few reasons for that, but the most obvious one is that the party that controls the White House almost always gets "shellacked" — to use President Obama's phrase from the 2010 elections — during the midterms.
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" The tweet is typical of Trump, shellacked with a "girl power" tone meant to highlight the fact that Reynolds is the first female governor of Iowa, while also promoting Republican standbys like tax cuts and being "pro-growth.
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The artist's multidimensional wall hangings and freestanding sculptures layer texture upon texture to create a critical mass of pustulant foam, fringes of hair, plastic toys, and shellacked insulation material — all coated in eye-popping and high-contrast shades.
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"We've got to unify as a party and as a conservative movement," he said, warning that the party will get shellacked this fall and drag people like him down if it can't rally around whoever wins the nomination.
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Michael Anton, the former spokesperson for the National Security Council known as one of the foremost intellectual proponents of Trumpism, wrote a column in the Washington Post in July calling on Trump to do this — and got shellacked.
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While first-place Washington has lost six of its last 10 overall, Atlanta had won three in a row and five of six before getting shellacked 9-0 in the finale of a heated interleague series with Toronto.
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The style was worn long, regardless of hair length — short-haired models were given extensions — and was shellacked in front with layers of Redken Triple Take Hairspray 32, sprayed at close range to create a hard "jewel-like" texture.
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The hairstylist Paul Hanlon started with hard-shellacked waves of hair in front, and let the style descend into a "pillowy, bedhead knot" in back, so that the style progressed from a classically flawless '40s look to an undone mess.
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Comprised of collaged paper, trash, metal grommets, and orange roofing tile, the piece is shellacked together into a bulging, seething mass that impinges upon your personal space — that precious American concept — and forces you closer to your neighbors than is customary.
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Alvarez worked his way back up, shellacked Dos Anjos' body a little (a moment of strategic fighting amid a surge of emotions) before landing half a dozen good blows to the head which saw Herb Dean wave the fight off.
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Nolasco was shellacked in both of his previous starts against the Rangers this season, getting tagged for 13 runs over 6 83/3 innings in the two defeats, and is 1-3 with an 8.68 ERA in four career turns.
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But on December 2015, the ruling party got shellacked in parliamentary elections, with the opposition winning a huge two-thirds supermajority that meant they would have been able to rewrite the constitution, remake the supreme court, and remove government ministers.
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In the former, the batting is shellacked between hunks of festooned paper and sometimes activated with an inset fan or, in the alarming case of "Untitled (Puff)" (2018), a motion sensitive hair dryer that blows hot air as the viewer approaches.
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I didn't know until later that the quiet man with the shellacked black bowl cut that sometimes sat next to me in the production office, often gazing out at the set through our office's long glass window, was Brant's father, Peter.
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With Curry unable to break free, and with little support from Golden State's usually reliable and deep cast, the Warriors were shellacked twice in Oklahoma City, by a combined 073 points, their first back-to-back losses in more than a year.
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In remarks at a Republican National Committee event at the St. Regis Hotel in Washington on Tuesday morning, Nick Ayers also warned that Republicans are "on track to get shellacked" in next year's midterm elections if GOP lawmakers don't pass Trump's legislative priorities.
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Apparently being confronted with the stark, unforgivable truths of a woman's face in its natural form is, to most, unacceptable; which is why I've begrudgingly resigned myself to a lifetime fate of leaving the house every day with my face shellacked on.
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Coming from RINGS, which had never permitted him to strike the head of his opponent when on the ground, PRIDE seemed to unleash Emelianenko's potential as he shellacked Herring with the hardest ground punches anyone had seen to date, amid a storm of fluid transitions.
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The bar's interior is shellacked with a hodgepodge of random decor: an alligator head here, an old MARTA bus stop sign there—all of it miscellaneous detritus that their customers have dragged into the bar and presented to Mike and Pete over the years.
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Rubio is set to get shellacked twice this week: First on Tuesday, where he'll likely finish fourth in the Michigan primary, and then again on Thursday, at a Republican debate where all three remaining candidates will likely repeatedly call on him to leave the race.
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They're certain that even if Biden gets shellacked in New Hampshire, that his base of black voters will stick with him and deliver victories in South Carolina and across the Super Tuesday states, when about one-third of the delegates will be up for grabs.
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A tougher in-conference schedule was the Big Ten's doom last year: Ohio State, the eventual champion, was shellacked, 20-22026, in Iowa City by a Hawkeyes squad that finished 8-5 and ended up as the first team left out of the playoff bracket.
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The US Women's national team is looking dominant as it chases its fourth consecutive gold medal, so the more dramatic narrative comes on the men's side: Brazil will be seeking redemption on home soil after getting absolutely shellacked by Germany in the semifinals of the 21992 Cup.
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The US Women's national team is looking dominant as it chases its fourth consecutive gold medal, so the more dramatic narrative comes on the men's side: Brazil will be seeking redemption on home soil after getting absolutely shellacked by Germany in the semifinals of the 250 Cup.
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Appearing in a fur wrap, her signature dark helmet of hair with its chin-length flip shellacked into place, beaming her face-wide rectangular smile, she touted the benefits of stretch denim, how it felt "like the skin on a grape" (as one model described it).
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"If Democrats show up in these places they are not going to win, but they are not going to get shellacked," Tom VilsackThomas James VilsackUSDA: Farm-to-school programs help schools serve healthier meals OVERNIGHT MONEY: House poised to pass debt-ceiling bill MORE told The Washington Post.
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Centering on a team of super-powered CIA operatives tasked with policing a world where shellacked celebrity superheroes cause more trouble than they prevent — judging by the teaser that arrived over the weekend, it'll have the cynical, meta feel of a Watchmen or Sin City, if either had a sense of humor.
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Some are extravagantly fussy concoctions: a marzipan-draped cake created for some long-dead Swedish princess; a Victorian cake shaped like a tennis court; and, most memorably, the Charlotte Royale, a gelatin-shellacked assemblage of swiss-roll slices, whipped cream and strawberry mousse that looks like an elephant's brain after an LSD microdose.
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When the Yankees shellacked Philadelphia, 22011-237, on Thursday before heading up to Atlanta for their final exhibition game on Friday night, the team reminded everyone that its 24-8 record this spring (now 24-9) equaled the team's most exhibition victories since it began keeping track of Grapefruit League games in 1962.
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Cruz will still hold a massive lead over Kasich in both delegates and states after today's contests, but he is going to get shellacked tonight—it's very possible that he finishes third in every state, which means that Kasich, who has won only one state, could make the somewhat absurd but totally in character claim that anti-Trump voters are coalescing around his candidacy.
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Images provided by law enforcement of Sayoc's van—shellacked with pro-Trump propaganda stickers—conjures an ideological image of a man confirmed by looking at his digital history: one who believes Parkland shooting survivor David Hogg to be part of a false flag operation, or that George Soros (often used among the far right as synecdoche for some variation of a global Jewish monetary conspiracy) is shadowy figure behind a variety of political acts.
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While it is certainly true that the far right in France has used the label of "African" to ostracize black citizens and their immigrant and/or refugee families, with an emphasis on putting "native French first," their more cosmopolitan counterparts approach the matter as a meritorious allocation that comes with an asterisk: When you are not succeeding at the highest level then you are swiftly shellacked for it and reminded of how French you are not.
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