Through the iterative process used to create all the symbols throughout his work, he sketched them, sketched those sketches, and sketched those sketches until he had boiled portraits of his family down into their most geometrically simple forms.
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Once the robot is sketched out, the real fun begins.
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Undulating mountains were sketched along the edge of the sky.
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When we first sat down, she sketched this gorgeous dress.
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But I get super sketched out by therapists keeping notes.
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They have also sketched out a range of possible solutions.
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He then sketched some ideas for the presumptive presidential nominees.
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How can a world this sparsely sketched feel this wide?
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Here the symbolism is starker, the characters more crudely sketched.
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Vague figures seated around a table were sketched in ochre.
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I have never seen a political institution sketched so kindly.
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Dark Fate is too thinly sketched to be anything but pastiche.
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Security Camera Perhaps they live alone and are completely sketched out.
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Her domestic economic plans, though only sketched, include some progressive ideas.
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Adherence to any sketched-out game plan appears a little loose.
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TIME: Democrats won the House and sketched out their upcoming agenda.
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He sold T-shirts in Flushing Meadows Park and sketched quick
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The only questions remains: Do you prefer gold or sketched brows?
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Newell grabbed some graph paper and a pencil, and sketched it.
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Gretchen Reynolds, our Well columnist, sketched out an autonomous-car workout.
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These technical criteria, sketched out in March, are still being refined.
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More than 274 routings were sketched before the permits were approved.
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To save money, he sketched out the logo and uniforms himself.
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"I just sketched it out and painted it freehand," she says.
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But so far, the administration has sketched only a broad outline.
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On Thursday morning, we sketched out a plan for the day.
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Howards, two members of the court sketched out the competing arguments.
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Some large deals to achieve the goal have been sketched out.
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The thing that she might do, especially as she's sketched now.
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She sketched the most beautiful, beautiful gown and I was so impressed.
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Doris Weiserova, one year younger, sketched butterflies fluttering through a flowery meadow.
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Jim Carrey has sketched his official submission for Donald Trump's presidential portrait.
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Meanwhile she sketched everything she saw, especially people in motion or asleep.
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Democrats sketched out no contours of a bill during the press conference.
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Digging deeper, they also sketched out where this plastic was coming from.
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Futurist artists sketched out the idea of "cyborg" as a self-identifier.
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Soon, he had sketched out two different views of the same object.
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Beginning in 1931, Price wrote or sketched a total of four symphonies.
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He sketched out the hefty multiplication problem on a piece of plastic.
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She sketched an eye on paper to help Wayunisih understand Puteri's nearsightedness.
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Their positions are sketched out in small, one or two-sentence blurbs.
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In response, fellow /r/Anarchism users found the guidelines reasonably sketched out.
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By their telling, they sketched out their ideas on a cocktail napkin.
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It was Mr. Yilmaz who first sketched out the idea on paper.
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On it, Frank Lloyd Wright sketched an idea for remaking Ellis Island.
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Proenza Schouler's founders, Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, sketched their answers separately.
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The executive orders they're implementing sketched out a forceful crackdown on unauthorized immigrants.
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The details on when the group may meet also haven't been sketched out.
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However, the trick didn't fool designer Cecil Beaton, who originally sketched the costume.
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His characters are deftly sketched rather than deeply worked, but interesting and sympathetic.
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Musk had previously sketched out a loose timeline for SpaceX's trip to Mars.
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A zombie face ripping through flesh to cover a lightly sketched stick figure.
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There are endless permutations to this formula, broadly sketched, but that's basically it.
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He sketched the nine letters of the composer's family name below the image.
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Here, Cianciolo and the illustrator Kelly Beeman sketched the fittings exclusively for T.
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Lisa Noschese held up her pad, on which she'd sketched a grinning taco.
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"My parents were a little sketched out by it at first," Puckett conceded.
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A painter and designer, he's decorated with a plethora of self-sketched tattoos.
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The Open Markets Institute and Roosevelt Institute have sketched out new antimonopoly policies.
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Wherever he went — including, briefly, to the Caribbean — he sketched what he saw.
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McCollough sketched on a plane to Paris; Hernandez did so while in bed.
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Barack Obama Carrey sketched former President Barack Obama in a more favorable light.
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A copy of her portrait — sketched by Matisse — hangs above the nonworking fireplace.
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Paula Scher, a partner at Pentagram, sketched this label for Manhattan Records in 1984.
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Start on the underside of the hat, and sew along the pattern you sketched.
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Without that, we're left with mostly half-sketched types instead of fleshed-out agents.
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So they sketched a pair of shoes specifically for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
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With iPad Pros and Apple Pencils, they've sketched their favorite looks in real-time.
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He sketched bonneted children in bucolic settings on place cards as gifts for friends.
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The gangsters sketched out interrogations and how they beat women and burned down villages.
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As with the others, he had sketched the offending cartoon at his kitchen table.
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Wernher von Braun, the mastermind of Apollo, sketched out plans for reaching Mars, too.
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In it, Sofia sketched a portrait of Abby, and held up the finished work.
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For instance, David Sassoon sketched this red evening gown for Princess Diana in 1982.
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There, they sketched out the complex labyrinth that would become the Federal Reserve System.
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The contents of the documents have been only roughly sketched out in court papers.
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He then sketched the young woman, and she asked him to autograph the drawing.
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He further sketched out his views on the deal in an interview with CNBC.
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That idea was sketched in the 1940s by a British immunologist, Sir Peter Medawar.
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The new structure of the combined Disney-Fox has been sketched out by executives.
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I sketched styles that I find embody their style, their strength, and their leadership.
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Friday's joint communique broadly sketched the terms of the agreement, but contained few details.
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Sure, the bachelorette dress was the first he sketched just for her — with Kardashian's input.
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Major news outlets sketched caricatures of Arabs as rich oil "sheiks" bent on world domination.
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She tells us, Cohen sent the now infamous portrait of her, sketched out of feces.
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The government has sketched out a new agenda that its supporters describe as responsible capitalism.
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They were at the same bar and Nola causally sketched him from across the room.
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On February 1.53th Senate leaders sketched out a budget deal containing a further fiscal boost.
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"I sketched all the time, but I didn't do a lot of painting," he says.
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She drew brochures, drafted for designers, and sketched models as they walked down the runway.
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I went home and sketched out almost the entire album in the next 48 hours.
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At one point, he sketched out what future hearings on the 7377 MAX should include.
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Dr. He designed advertisements for plays and even sewing machines, and painted and sketched portraits.
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This week, the U.S. company that powered Amelia Earhart, sketched out a more independent strategy.
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The firm is thought to have sketched out this timeline during an internal company meeting.
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One is a dim image of cosmological creatures sketched on a scrap of tomb fresco.
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But this figure sketched in pencil and flickering before our eyes dates from much earlier.
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In 1837, Charles Darwin sketched a spindly tree of life in one of his notebooks.
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That is a more flexible position than the Libya model sketched out by Mr. Bolton.
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On the flight to Washington, Philip stared at Elizabeth as she sketched the airplane window.
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To understand the significance of Wilmarth's sculptures, a quickly sketched historical perspective may be helpful.
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In just a few pages, Jemisin sketched a scenario filled with ambiguities and philosophical questions.
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He took an amazing vintage a Cartier gold plaque necklace and had it sketched out.
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He sketched out product ideas, diagrammed coding approaches, and slipped in bits of his philosophy.
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The name William Blair Bruce (19444–22) is sketched faintly in the bottom left corner.
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A few of the podcasts had specific ideas, while others were just loosely sketched out.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Sixteen years ago, a man named Jim Smith sketched out the first plan.
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The lyrics sketched storms and revelations; the music made the whole church rumble and peal.
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These threads dissolve in the hundreds of pages of vaguely sketched economic history that follow.
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Before long, he'd forged a partnership with some locals and sketched out a business plan.
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Back in the 16th century, Leonardo da Vinci sketched plans to separate traffic this way.
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They sketched out the universe pretty clearly in this first episode that they had written.
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Together, they sketched out a "string axiverse," a pantheon of as yet undiscovered, weakly interacting particles.
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In 1990 Sebastian Edwards and the late Rudiger Dornbusch sketched what is meant by "economic populism".
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The gorgeously busy "Daniel Reading" balances saturated colors, finely sketched figuration, and textured clumps of paint.
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I initially sketched out an incredibly crude version of the thing on a piece of posterboard.
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After all, who hasn't sketched out a mental vision of the Great Beyond at some point?
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One such scenario was sketched by Paul Samuelson of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1958.
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"Everything that I do starts with a drawing," the artist said of the spread's sketched nature.
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There, she sketched a selfie that Charlie posted only one day ago, and got to work.
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Trump's $1 trillion infrastructure plan is only hazily sketched, but unlikely to draw on renewable energy.
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He sketched an intricate cosmogony of bodily experience, which seems to have fueled his artistic production.
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It's a hand-sketched likeness of Snoop Dogg smoking a blunt, and the blunt is real.
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His grandfather had been a famous landscape painter, and O. H. Ammann sketched the bridge often.
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The narrative perspective shifts constantly among these five, their actions and reactions sketched with minimal fuss.
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Over the past 20 years, Kavanaugh has sketched out an aggressively expansive view of presidential powers.
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Family trees can be sketched out for languages, just like they can be for animal species.
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Some elements of the new monument feel perfunctory, like the sketched-in outlines of a park.
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At his office on a recent afternoon, Kleban sketched his latest inflaton design on the blackboard.
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It's sketched a bit like midday traffic, the nerve-paths clearly allowing a one-way movement.
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Across the world, Anne Poor sketched bandaged men being lifted into planes on a Pacific airfield.
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One chalk-sketched titan has an oddly lumpy, imperfect, maybe-not-young body; and he's sleeping.
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First I sketched my left hand with my right — and then my right with my left.
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Here, as there, he fleshes out characters and events often very lightly sketched in the original.
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He found subjects and sketched them quickly in just a few lines, often without their knowing.
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But two decades later, what she sketched out is what we understand "identity politics" to mean.
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Fourteen miles of concrete curbs sketched a graceful, loopy line drawing around the mounds and roads.
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Mr. Heriot was on a business trip to Washington, and he sketched all along the way.
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The companions, meanwhile, are all sketched-in archetypes, and most of those archetypes are reasonably compelling.
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Some of Roth's creations stand alone, such as symmetrical drawings deftly sketched with both hands simultaneously.
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Each colorful spatula is decorated with a design or message sketched by 15 different celebrities and chefs.
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She sketched a dress design she thought would look good and took it to a local tailor.
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At the TED Conference in Vancouver on Friday, Frei sketched out some observations from her time there.
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Plus, they share their favorite skeevy TV shows — the shows that make us a little sketched out.
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In a recent essay for Foreign Affairs, Mrs Warren sketched out a foreign-policy manifesto of sorts.
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In 1975 Salvador Dalí, in one of his surreal moods, sketched his bath as a "liquid tornado".
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John McCain and Joe Lieberman, sketched drawings on the back of envelopes that were then auctioned off.
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Her serenades to Blake Shelton have his name is scribbled in pen, a heart sketched around it.
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Gore helpfully sketched the idea on a napkin, drawing the executive branch as the control logic section.
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Over lunch at a restaurant inside Toulouse Airport, Léna sketched out his vision on the paper tablecloth.
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From there, Clark and his team sketched out a number of ideas to present back to NASA.
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"It hadn't all been sketched out," a former Justice Department official familiar with the matter told me.
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I did, eventually, find a map maker, and sketched out the depths of Deepnest, providing some relief.
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P-Funk's songs and album sleeves sketched out an extended, predominantly black cosmos of heroes and villains.
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Many of the drawings in the exhibition, which Reddy continuously sketched alongside printmaking, are organized into suites.
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It feels like something that was sketched out in a lab—and it very well may be.
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Instead, syncopations are sketched in the midrange by handclaps, keyboard chords, electronic plinks or bits of guitar.
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Together, Mr. Clarke and Mr. Van Voorhis sketched a plan to bundle C2I's carbon offsets with coal.
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He's already sketched out multiple Russian-led conspiracies — and he could start slotting Trump's allies into them.
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Mr. Biden has not sketched out any vision on health care, criminal justice, education or the environment.
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I also admire much of the path his life has taken, some of which is sketched here.
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"I was really sketched out," Ms. Vinaite, who is now 24, said in a recent FaceTime interview.
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But they're sketched with a light hand: This is a beach-worthy read with a social conscience.
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Then I sketched a different concept showing a group of scammers hiding behind Mark and Sheryl masks.
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Real Housewives hovered, students sketched live falcons, and an accordionist in a top hat serenaded the guests.
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For the "Laocoön" cameo, for example, he had sketched the design on the shell before starting work.
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"Like a flash of light, right through me," says a soldier (Claybourne Elder) whom Seurat once sketched.
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He sketched almost feverishly on paper, he said, not thinking how difficult that would be to preserve.
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Melissa Little — Police forensic artist who sketched strange men witnesses say they spotted near the Ocean Club Resort.
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He's actually the park's most broadly sketched character, a flashy nihilist unaware of the machinations behind the park.
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But despite the lack of evidence and Kaspersky's repeated denials, US intelligence officials are sketched out by Kaspersky.
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One of the leading "Out" campaigners, London Mayor Boris Johnson, has sketched out a different future for Britain.
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Lee's beauty that he approached the couple in a New York restaurant and sketched her on their tablecloth.
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Instead, she sketched her ideas for the Fleur-de-lis cross key, a prominent jewel in the film.
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Made in the USA features a man shirtless, sketched out onto a wall as if stopped and frisked.
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Though Trump expects Congress to fill in details of the plan, the administration sketched out its main points.
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In Vietnam in November their leaders sketched out an agreement on the core features of a revised deal.
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Earlier this year, Condo sketched The Row's New York store, artwork which was debuted on the brand's Instagram.
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But for a recent tournament, Hansen tried out NYC's mascara, while Forrester sketched on Eyeko's sport-formulated eyeliner.
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He sketched out a faceted, more diamond-shaped version that looks almost like the blade of a sword.
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Nonetheless, he sketched me while I interviewed him, flicking on a spotlight and directing me towards a stool.
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Other Chinese government ministries soon issued their own plans, based on the strategy sketched out by Beijing's planners.
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Nelson's drawings, sketched in charcoal, ink, and graphite, capture emotive scenes of children being rescued from the rubble.
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Sketched in a rough, pencilled style, the comic blurs the line between anime-nodding and teenage sketchbook heartache.
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He frequently sketched across campus, capturing students coming and going from class or studiously working in the library.
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"I sketched all the time, but I didn't do a lot of painting," he said in the video.
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That's a bit odd, because the administration has already sketched out the broad contours of its tax policy.
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The Prez's piece is a detailed doodle of the NYC skyline ... including sketched-in windows and yellow cabs.
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Joseph Campbell, the scholar of mythology, once sketched the fundamental structure of the hero's journey: departure, initiation, return.
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He then sketched out a potential cascade of protests and crackdowns, which could culminate in a military coup.
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M: In earlier interviews you've said that you sketched out The Handmaid's Tale for a ten-season run.
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He sketched the idyllic future he planned to create with separate homelands for Bosnia's Serbs, Muslims and Croats.
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I had it storyboarded, sets sketched out, actors cast… but alas, in the end, twas'nt meant to be.
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The Supreme Court is our first subject, and we get into the very debate I've sketched out here.
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She sketched out the new trilogy's second installment, while also navigating calls from Hollywood, speaking engagements, side gigs.
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Elizabeth Warren, following up on Buttigieg's answer with her personal story, sketched out a worry similar to his.
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Although Mr. Himich may have sketched the broad outlines of the plot, the planning passed through multiple hands.
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In Tottori, Mr. Chaen selects each artist and assigns each one a scene that he has sketched out.
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What happened in the intervening period has been sketched out by detectives from the Queens Special Victims Squad.
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The employees there were helpful and knowledgeable, and they sketched out a plan for building such a structure.
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In a history book on England he has sketched groups of figures, rejoicing or defiant with arms outstretched.
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These are thinly sketched Hollywood versions of real-life problems, and they receive half-assed, hand-waving resolutions.
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The demon-queller Zhong Kui stands huddled in a leafless forest, the trees sketched with thin, dry brushstrokes.
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A less pessimistic Senate Republican aide said Senate control still "could go either way" but sketched out problems.
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That isn't to say that individual Republicans, or various conservative think tanks, haven't sketched out Obamacare repeal plans.
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He sketched a tie for himself and attached it below his head, at the bottom of a nonexistent neck.
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A relationship first sketched out by William Phillips 60 years ago reckons that when unemployment falls, wages should rise.
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He's a much more quickly sketched character here than he is in King's story, and that hurts the momentum.
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The Amazon of tomorrow, as sketched out in patents, contract bids, and marketing materials, could be more omnipresent still.
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In this one-of-a-kind shop, you can order a fresh pair sketched by designers just for you.
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Then someone sketched up Serve, more like a child-sized shopping cart, and they knew they had it right.
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Jaeger and Murad sketched it out, eventually filling up a notebook and using napkins to get the rest down.
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Jim Carrey's brush knows no executive bounds ... he sketched President Trump as a sexual deviant who's halfway to baldness.
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Ryan Lee West told THUMP via email that the track was initially sketched on a tour of South Africa.
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The skateboards took about three days to complete, and he's sketched the turtles too: Leonardo, Donatello, Michelangelo and Raphael.
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The compositions, sketched impulsively and speedily, are so many reflections of her spirit and moments of her nomadic life.
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Versace sketched the dress, based on Serena's thoughts — she definitely had a lot of input what she was wearing.
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Boot's Lansdale is not much different from the one FitzGerald sketched in "Fire in the Lake," back in 1972.
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The actual pathway out of the now shutdown, aides make very clear, is still not apparent or sketched out.
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Her story is sketched out in a new book, "Game Changers: The Unsung Heroines of Sports History" (Simon & Schuster).
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The contours of Mr. DeMonaco's future America are a bit too lightly sketched to sustain that kind of interpretation.
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Sketched out on a map, her course almost perfectly resembled the outline of an erect phallus—balls and all.
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Search high and low, do not rest until you've sketched her face and form and brought it to me.
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Isner had sketched out a loose 433-year plan to prepare to run for office after the family's move.
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There are occasional, quickly sketched scenes in a barrister's office, and one in a foggy East End side street.
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An Uber white paper released last October sketched out a vision for the future these aircraft could make possible.
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This one feels more "conventional" than his previous work, more sketched inside genre lines, set on Chicago's South Side.
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Mr. Hybels finally sketched out an exit plan for her on a piece of note paper, which she kept.
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Since Drake first sketched out the equation in 1961, two fundamental developments have reshaped our understanding of the problem.
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But Mr. Paul, who sketched it in an hour, intended it only as a stylized end point to articles.
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Illustrated by George Booth The iconic cartoonist Booth sketched a nervous, lovable-looking dog as a gift to Boynton.
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Sometimes he sketched officers as they gave briefings, filling pages of his tactical notebooks with renderings in real time.
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Mr. Clinton sketched a vision of a leaner, more efficient government, with fewer regulations and an overhauled welfare system.
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Like most of the rest of the season, it's a half-idea, never fully sketched into a complete idea.
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She sketched out the idea, and just like that, The Beachwaver, a self-rotating curling iron, was born in 163.
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We were sketched out going in there and when we rolled into the neighborhood in Warsaw things were just rubble.
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From the "stem," I looped the brush to create two or three sketched leaf-like shapes on one side. 28.
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The cups are white and adorned with the classic green siren logo, but surrounding it is a festive sketched design.
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The drawings were first sketched with ballpoint pen, and titles representing names of the places were added after their completion.
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Hale sketched ideas for each of the songs as animations made in Aftereffects in 30-second chunks at a time.
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You might not recognize the man featured in today's artfully sketched Google Doodle, but you have probably heard his work.
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In 1854, occultist and magician Eliphas Levi sketched Baphomet as a winged man with the head of a black goat.
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This possible future was sketched out by SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son at an event in Tokyo Thursday, according to Reuters.
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Peck believes Gap's current store count is unprofitable, and he sketched out plans to quickly close hundreds of them Tuesday.
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He also sketched the trains that had taken them to Florida, and the passing scenery of bridges, hotels and churches.
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Senate Democrats sketched out part of their vision for taxes last year when they unveiled a $1 trillion infrastructure plan.
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He's also sketched out a less centralized version of the Kansas secretary of state's office that focuses on voter access.
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She framed the contrast in personal terms, an argument underscored by the quiet, measured tone with which she sketched it.
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He sketched Nevins Street in the nineties, just before a round of renovations, and he wanted to take another look.
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Diller had offered to fund a replacement, and this had been sketched out by Michael Van Valkenburgh, the landscape architect.
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Did you know that Paul Lauterbur&aposs first concept for the MRI machine was sketched out on a restaurant napkin?
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The puzzles are often challenging, although many times clues are cleverly hidden in plain sight, sketched in the artwork itself.
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Joe Brusuelas, the chief economist at the accounting firm RSM, sketched out what a true trade war would look like.
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Gradually I felt a chill as I sensed the immensity of the global operations that Clark and Black had sketched.
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Indeed these plights and the themes they belie are often just as varied and frenetically sketched as the novel's architecture.
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"The cake was the most beautiful medieval castle that had been sketched and envisioned by Anne," Mejia said of Murat.
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"The murals never were preplanned or sketched out," said Gil Vazquez, acting director and president of the Keith Haring Foundation.
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On a single sheet of paper, the two men sketched out the outlines of what became a $4.4 billion investment.
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But as is often the case with Trump, the reality that he sketched was often at odds with the facts.
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At War SIGAR's 47th quarterly report sketched how the United States is propping up a corrupt and weak pauper state.
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Franklin, who is long credited (although debated) as the inventor of the split-lens spectacles, also sketched his D.I.Y. fix.
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The Enthusiast In 1937 an Englishwoman — bright and bored and drowning in children — sat down and sketched out a story.
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Officials have sketched out plans for mixed-use developments and the campus of a university they hope to draw here.
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The walls of the simulated house have a deliberately sketched feeling, and the scene is bathed in warm, bright colors.
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The past is lightly sketched — few are left alive to bear witness — and there is certainly no hint of atrocity porn.
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Here, they each have their own reasons for participating, but those motives are only sketched in the most half-assed ways.
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Participating in overnight raids, and daytime dogfights, he sketched and took notes, which he transformed into more than 170 oil paintings.
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On the first day of Facebook's developer conference this week, the company sketched out a vision of its message-centric future.
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Burnham's friend and partner John Root sketched more Moorish, reddish ideas in early meetings, but he died during the planning process.
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Some of the ideas he sketched out in "Révolution", the book he published last year, are profoundly radical, certainly for France.
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Perrette sketched a rough image of the man and gave it to James Logan, her friend, who headed down the street.
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The 11-year-old got to experience a fitting, and Khan sketched and created a dress for her on the spot.
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I sketched it out beforehand on a post-it note and I was immediately concerned by my truly appalling drawing skills.
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Along with shows like House of Cards, its appeal lay in identifying the Washington archetypes of our time, however crudely sketched.
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Cook's iconic black-and-white sketched portrait was chosen by Gerber in 1928 and became the company's official trademark in 1931.
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Geronima Campos, who had sketched Gordon's portrait, had apparently dropped her husband's torso off a bridge somewhere in the Inland Empire.
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I sketched this to include in a typed memo on May 22, 1973 at the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center. pic.twitter.
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Many of those were likely to be sketched out by Macron's prime minister, Edouard Philippe, when he addresses parliament on Tuesday.
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He sketched a gloomy tale of plunging household incomes, ballooning national debt, a gaping trade deficit and decaying roads and bridges.
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That's in-line with a concept called "the virtuous cycle" that CEO Jeff Bezos sketched out on a napkin in 2001.
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Since the 18th century, when the northern border was first hastily sketched, the boundary has had the appearance of a scrawl.
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Sketched onto the wall was a charcoal drawing of Ms. Paul by her son with Mr. Freud, the artist Frank Paul.
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This week he released the title track, which revolves around a bittersweet, casually sketched chord progression from a reverby electric guitar.
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Together with Kris Owens, whom he called his best friend at Liverpool's academy, Alexander-Arnold sketched out a plan years ago.
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Both are by Martin Kippenberger, sketched on a menu and stationery from the Musée d'Art Moderne stationery in the early 1990s.
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The timeline sketched out by Mr. Ohr shows contacts stretching back to when Mr. Ohr first met Mr. Steele in 2007.
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She does them in oil stick and Flashe on raw linen, with deft curves, wiggly lines and loosely sketched-in colors.
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Onboard he sketched the sunrise, with its astonishing sharp luminescence of red, green and yellow against the black and the blue.
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An increase in military spending would be offset by trillions of dollars of unspecified or loosely sketched reductions in federal spending.
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The other 27 European Union members have sketched out their stance, but will lay down more formal guidelines on April 29.
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Mr. Neiman, who died in 2012, was a boldface personality and self-made celebrity who painted and sketched on live television.
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Either way, in-ear tech is an increasingly big deal, and the future looks something like what Starkey has sketched out.
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That conviction has animated radical thinkers for 500 years since the argument was first sketched out in Sir Thomas More's Utopia.
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He let his imagination roam the world as he sketched in the quiet hours beside the cash register or at home.
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"Although the whole thing has been sketched out, the details of each episode will dealt with episode-by-episode," Webster notes.
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Yet the main reason it works is because those family relationships are so carefully sketched, even in the show's earliest hours.
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Last fall, Ms. Blau and Ms. Eilian sketched out the idea that would lead to the Wingable pitch night in January.
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One participant drew blooms sprouting from the dancer's outstretched arms; another sketched out the path of the dancer's head with little strokes.
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In 1967, Weiss sketched out the idea of using laser interferometers, devices that use laser beams as tripwires, to detect gravitational waves.
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By Friday, he'd looped in Halsey and Building Momentum and sketched out a structure for how Amplify would become a real thing.
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One sketched a diagram on the whiteboard to show us how to turn our desks into a barricade if the day came.
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As Cassidy has sketched out, though, the timeline could maybe work, at least mechanically, if there are no hiccups along the way.
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There used to be a card that said, "Find the humor," above the board where we had every single episode sketched out.
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The first is that it is only skeletally sketched, with handwaving in lieu of details for the massive economic reorganisation it envisages.
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The cup was designed by artist Shogo Ota who sketched hundreds of figures — from farmers to baristas — embracing in one continuous line.
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Earlier, sources suggested to Reuters that United States and China had sketched the outlines of a deal to end their trade dispute.
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As they hike with no adults in sight (farewell, helicopter parents!) each treasure of the natural world is sketched, labeled and identified.
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Turning to that issue, Douthat sketched three possible ways to understand Trump's underlying motivation for kowtowing to the Russians on international television.
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I also have a signed copy of "Where the Wild Things Are" in which Maurice Sendak sketched one of his famous figures.
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The men who appear, two-dimensional figures with monosyllabic names, run together in a laundry list of half-sketched disappointments and transgressions.
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Last August, I first visited the finished building that I had previously only seen in sketched renderings and as a construction site.
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"I've seen the ideas when they are sketched out onto the page and how rapidly those visions come to fruition," he continued.
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Traveling along Audubon's exploratory routes, Hitnes sketched and painted what he saw, creating an updated visual documentation of the birds Audubon painted.
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Towns is already very good, but he is also very raw—his developmental curve has been sketched in and it is steep.
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All flanking the 20th Anniversary Mac famously sketched out by Jony Ive before he was head of all things design at Apple.
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Over about four years in Italy, he sketched and studied classical art, architecture, and landscapes, but was most enamored with the ruins.
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Enjoy CEO and former Target SVP Ron Johnson sketched out a playbook for Walmart to avoid getting lapped by Jeff Bezos & co.
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With my basic drawing skills, I sketched him going no-handed on a bike and confidently starting a new home-remodeling project.
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The tech world's most far-fetched ideas are often sketched and tested here, and if they're successful, they'll spread throughout the country.
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Leonardo Da Vinci had sketched the appendix in his anatomical drawings in the early 22007s, though they weren't published until much later.
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Employing drawings and oral histories, the team sketched out genealogical trees using different colors to show at a glance who went where.
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The One Hundred's members are thinly sketched, and they make paltry competition for an armored superguy who shoots lightning from his fingertips.
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Mahler sketched all five movements of his 10th Symphony and filled out the first two and some of the third in 1910.
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There, in a series of homes, the designer sketched some of his most famous pieces (and hosted some of his wildest parties).
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In the treatment, the Daniels sketched out a cinematic poem: a brief investigation of indecision and emotional entropy in a dissolving romance.
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He dipped his brush into a cup of grass green, and sketched a blossom on the lapel of Ms. Lawrence's white jacket.
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In a satirical cartoon she recently sketched, she portrayed the administration of Tsai Ing-wen, Taiwan's president, as deliberately delaying the evacuation.
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Sketched out in the 1990s, the technology was supposed to leapfrog conventional computing by tapping into the weird physics of subatomic particles.
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Ring Video Doorbell In the first few months living in a new house, it's easy to get sketched out by every noise.
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All of these relationships are elegantly sketched in by writer Jason Richman, and Dex's self-destructive streak powers almost all of them.
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Conspiracy theorists and anti-Muslim groups have sketched a false portrayal of the community as a hidden-away den of Islamic extremism.
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Cathleen, educated in a Catholic girls' school in Tennessee, is leaving a family situation sketched in a few baldly over-dramatized scenes.
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It explained Facebook's philosophy — what he called "the hacker way" — and sketched an unorthodox path for the soon-to-be-public company.
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With that basic picture sketched out, let's now look at what changed within these different types of voters between 243 and 215.
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Infrared pictures revealed underdrawings suggestive of Brueghel's hand, such as little hooks he sketched to show movement and the folds in clothing.
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Sure, I'm not surprised that services like Mailchimp track when messages are opened, but I'm sketched out when professional contacts do the same.
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It plays more like a bunch of ideas for scenes that were sketched on index cards, then shuffled and played in that order.
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As Jobs spoke, Foster furiously sketched in the A4 sketchbook he is never without, creating a "word picture" of what Jobs was envisioning.
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Today, Tommy Hilfiger posted a photo of Hadid pensively contemplating a washed-denim jacket, a wall full of blurred-out sketched behind her.
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The initial idea was sketched out using an iPad Pro and Apple Pencil, with color added later in PhotoShop using a Wacom tablet.
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Kamasi listened patiently, then got down on the floor and sketched the Nokia stage, insisting that it was more spacious than she imagined.
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Sketched by artist Julian Kiely, who has volunteered in the Lapworth Museum of Geology, it features dinosaurs and fossils, whales and other creatures.
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"I brought my mom and my grandmother, and they said this place looks like some of the drawings you've always sketched," she said.
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Much of Mozart's work was sketched out, or even improvised, on a keyboard; he is thought to have done little composition without one.
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She sketched out the designs and then called in a professional to make sure they turned out to be masterpieces not giant messes.
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Kitase even said during our behind closed doors look at Remake that work on the second one is only just getting sketched out.
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Mr Maçães, a Portuguese political scientist and former foreign minister, sketched some of his arguments in "The Dawn of Eurasia" (published last year).
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In 1974 Arthur Laffer, an economist, sketched a simple diagram on the back of a napkin to illustrate a truism of tax policy.
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Musk on Wednesday sketched out his vision for an integrated carbon-free energy enterprise offering products and services beyond electric cars and batteries.
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Earlier, sources suggested to Reuters that the United States and China had sketched the outlines of a deal to end their trade dispute.
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A bill mandating gun education for Missouri's first-graders, for example, was first sketched out by a Republican state senator here in 2012.
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The Ring Video Doorbell In the first few months living in a new house, it's easy to get sketched out by every noise.
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And meanwhile every place you visit, and every critter you "study" will be sketched in the book in the order you see them.
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Whichever great college team is sepia-sketched in your memory as historically dominant, know that it did not do what Villanova did Saturday.
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Kid-sketched or not, any ad featuring a reanimated corpse deserves some kind of recognition — even if it's just a gasp of horror.
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Each of them was crisply sketched as a character, whereas I emerged from "First Man" with only the slenderest grasp of Armstrong's comrades.
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In their earliest meetings in New York, Clarke and Kubrick, along with Christiane, sketched drafts and consulted the Surrealist paintings of Max Ernst.
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It remains to be seen if the markets will regain sufficient confidence before a map for Britain's relationship with Europe is sketched out.
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"But what is comfort when the images of slain black bodies left to bleed are sketched into your being … over and over again."
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It was after visiting Dr. Papert at M.I.T. that the computer science pioneer Alan Kay sketched out a prototype for the laptop computer.
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The drawing, he added, is unique because it was sketched contemporaneously with the man's seizures, as opposed to an after-the-fact recreation.
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His team has sketched a strategy that involves running up margins in the predominantly white states that have responded better to his message.
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Allen plans to go into more of Afsana's backstory in future episodes, and he has already sketched out 12 more episodes of Unseen.
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Flye said that, if he were Joe, he'd get something bigger done, and sketched something up on Joe's head right then and there.
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It's playful and clever, and its well-sketched characters are primarily just hanging around — interactions aren't plot driven so much as proximity driven.
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But in the upper corner, several Dutch burghers are lightly sketched in graphite, as if thoughts of Rembrandt and Hals had suddenly intruded.
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The Skims logo looks just like the previous one, using the bubble-shaped typeface that Kardashian West's husband, Kanye West, sketched out himself.
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Trump sketched the skyscraper at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida for a charity auction, where it sold for less than $100.
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I approached Walker's new show of figures sketched and collaged onto paper and linen with somber eyes and a growing impatience for spectacle.
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The native Californian sketched scenes from life in the Manzanar concentration camp and created plans for buildings and infrastructure to better life there.
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The seven-minute VR headset tour will be an intimate encounter, including a virtual flight aboard a wing-flapping glider da Vinci sketched.
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"I had an idea of what I wanted to do, and I sketched it down on a yellow legal pad," Ms. Tan said.
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On the mine-clearing team's hand-sketched map, the symbol that depicts the site of the explosion looks like a red rising sun.
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In one such pencil-sketched interlude, we watch Hickok umpire an early baseball game between the Kansas City Antelopes and the Atchison Pomeroys.
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McConnell and Trump's top lawyer sketched out a plan Thursday, prior to the Fox News interview, to coordinate closely for an impeachment trial.
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But Mr. Lucas's universe just doesn't have the depth of Tolkien's Middle-earth; it was only ever meant to be sketched, not charted.
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My notes tell me as much: so many potential standfirsts sketched out, spur-of-the-amazing-moment sparks of inspiration, captured while fresh.
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Blair appeared in former Sundance favorites Blue Ruin and Green Room, both films that marry deftly sketched characters with startling brutality at times.
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When Alain meets Claire's family, he's conspicuously rendered as an all-black figure against the negative space in which they are thinly sketched.
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Rondinone's poetic landscapes are assembled from smaller sketched compositions the artist did en plein air in Austria and at various other outdoor locations.
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Keeping faith alive Jennifer McCook pulled a large piece of paper from her office drawer and sketched out the image of a Christmas tree.
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One exception, called Anatomy of a Shrub, depicts a limbless body from neck to hips, accompanied by a series of tools sketched in pencil.
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To enact the bold plans sketched in her acceptance speech will require more than just laying claim to the political revolution promoted by Sanders.
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In this regard, and others, he fits the paradigm of "economic populism" sketched out in 1990 by Sebastian Edwards and the late Rudiger Dornbusch.
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A New York Federal Reserve Bank report issued Thursday sketched out a working scenario that set a new "normalized" balance sheet at $2.8 trillion.
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The final result is a single number, called a Feynman probability, which quantifies the chance that the particle collision will play out as sketched.
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Policymakers in recent weeks have sketched out rate-cut rationales ranging from bond market behavior to low inflation to the need to boost wages.
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There is a line to be sketched between that aspect of Jones' work and his father's own explorations of being a misfit and outsider.
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Watch some more video from Creators: Sitting in Ramallah, Palestine, Sabaaneh spoke to VICE Impact about his cartoons sketched during his time in incarceration.
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Ricardo Rosselló has sketched out an Action Plan to use these grant funds to rebuild the more than 350,000 homes damaged by the storms.
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He sketched out a plan to fund better education and unemployment in Africa at a cost of 30 billion euros ($34.7 billion) a year.
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She recalls the alien presence of strange figures in hazmat suits well enough to have sketched them out crudely on a piece of paper.
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Alongside his domestic reform push, Macron has sketched out a far-reaching vision for Europe in a series of speeches over the past year.
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"I thought Hawaii would be wonderful to see," Ms. Soares said, rattling off a list of dreams the couple had sketched out, until recently.
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Instead, he sketched out the entire composition in Rapidograph pen across the three gessoed wood panels, for the most part without studies or revisions.
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There's an excerpt from a ponderous essay she wrote when she was 14, and a drawing of a cat she sketched at age 12.
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" The high strings produced fierce tremolos in the "Meadows" movement, and the percussionists and double basses sketched a harrowing, thundering "March to the Scaffold.
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Members of the black diaspora in this country carry on their shoulders the weight of half-sketched stereotypes about who they 'ought' to be.
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On it he sketched a diagram of a car connecting to the network (perhaps because he is Swedish, his car is a bit boxy).
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At Sorolla's home in Madrid, he sketched prolifically amid rows of classical statuary and fountains and clusters of lilacs, oleanders, roses and potted geraniums.
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WASHINGTON — The 35-page dossier, spiced up with tales of prostitutes and spies, sketched out a hair-raising story more than two years ago.
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But nowhere was the cynics' knowing intimations about the true nature of college basketball more clearly sketched than in the tale of Brian Bowen.
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Once, during a drawing lesson that was ostensibly related to product design, students watched as the teacher sketched on a white sheet of paper.
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The future that the company sketched out was one in which people communicate with their Google devices by talking to them rather than typing.
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Not only did Mr. Lucchesi name names but, still flexing those editorial muscles, he sketched out broader themes embodied or engendered by each restaurant.
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Touching his chalk to a bulldozer's towering wheel, he sketched a shepherd's ricotta dessert of whiskey and coffee that was beloved by the artist.
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That was the view of the economy sketched by the Federal Reserve chairwoman, Janet Yellen, at her first news conference of 2017 on Wednesday.
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For his flight # series, the artist sketched drawings while in transit, recording a world wherein an airplane takes on the space of a studio.
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In contrast, Peter and Catharine's life together, the presumed heart of the story, is fleeting and only lightly sketched, especially when times are hard.
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As it goes on, the hologram of the woman goes from a sketched-out wire frame image to a fully colored, more realistic one.
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Since Mick Mulvaney, the budget director, sketched out the Trump administration's proposal in February, it has been clear that lawmakers would end up rewriting it.
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The foursome sketched out the plan over the course of their summer vacation after freshman year, using nicknames from Reservoir Dogs to identify each other.
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And yet there has been very little storytelling that sketched out exactly what that range of temperatures would mean — 2150 degrees, 225 degrees, 23 degrees.
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The military's research wing has worked on and sketched out ideas that range from turning drones into wireless hotspots to making drones hunt like wolves.
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When she began writing season one, for instance, she had the first nine episodes sketched out with a specific conception of Dr. Bright in mind.
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"But what is comfort when the images of slain black bodies left to bleed are sketched into your being....over and over again," she wrote.
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A forensic artist sketched women based on their own descriptions of themselves and other people's descriptions of them, and the two sketches were starkly different.
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Republican leaders had sketched out a tax cut plan that would eliminate the tax break, although detailed legislation will not be unveiled until next Wednesday.
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There was plenty of cash on hand and he had sketched out a business model in which the company would design games to fund research.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Batali has sketched several scenarios that put him in the driver's seat but cede some control, people he has spoken with recently say.
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They dug into the details of how the campaign had built and managed its online network, and sketched out a way to transition it forward.
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The rules of Stranger Things' universe are vague, sketched in, there to provide the barest amount of narrative logic needed to let the story continue.
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Euro zone governments threw Greece another 11th-hour credit lifeline on Thursday but merely sketched possible ways to make the country's debt burden more sustainable.
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In 1967, Oppenheim sketched his concept for "Dead Furrow," one of what he called "viewing stations," raised platforms where people could stand and look around.
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In an interview in his book-lined Oxford University office, this frosty-bearded 60-year-old professor of European studies sketched out his high ambitions.
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We literally sat down and sketched it out on a piece of paper and figured out how these two systems could talk to each other.
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The president's personal lawyer this week sketched out a new approach to negotiating Trump's interview with the special counsel as part of the Russia investigation.
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Using a red crayon on a scrap of paper, he sketched out the four characters in the logo that would be seen around the world.
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He and policy staffer Stephen Miller together sketched out a forceful three-minute opening to a speech otherwise focused on space policy, an official said.
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Well, Joe Biden, the most centrist candidate in the Democratic field, has sketched what would be the most energetically liberal presidential agenda in American history.
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Gap CEO Art Peck acknowledged in November that its current store count was unprofitable, and he sketched out plans to quickly close hundreds of them.
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On a flight back from Australia inspiration struck and when he got off the plane he had sketched a basic framework for the new machines.
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Obama officially announced the executive actions during remarks late Tuesday morning, but a fact sheet circulated by the White House beforehand sketched out the package.
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The "Jeopardy!" host sketched his answers at his desk with both a regular and an Extra Fine Point Sharpie while sipping a glass of chardonnay.
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SAN PEDRO SULA, Honduras — The flier began circulating on social media in Honduras this month, showing a lone migrant sketched against a bright red backdrop.
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Although I have sketched out some specific policy ideas that I personally support, I fully expect other would-be liberaltarians to disagree here or there.
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It never becomes clear why she falls in love with Roman, whose character is sketched even more indifferently than the rest of her romantic interests.
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One of seven known studies, seemingly sketched from the same model starting in about 217, it had recently been lent to the Rembrandthuis in Amsterdam.
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His pollster, to the surprise of some reporters, sketched out a general election in which Sanders would put Kentucky and North Dakota on the map.
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Harris quickly sketched up an idea that February and emailed it to the Blackhawks; he proposed presenting a triptych of the team's Stanley Cup parades.
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The gravel-voiced Mr. Diamond is sketched by Kate Wetherhead, who is terrific in a role listed in the program as A Lot of People.
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Since then, Mr. Hackett has sketched the outlines of a new strategy to guide Ford, although investors have remained uninspired and its stock has slumped.
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Facebook also sketched out what its new business plan would look like, months after conceding it needed to change after numerous privacy and disinformation scandals.
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As drinks were delivered I sketched the outline of the story: No one had prepared me for how exhilarating life could be on my own.
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She sketched stick figures of her father as a man in the bush holding two spears and her mother as a woman holding a boomerang.
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SZA's chosen realm was a hazy place of echoes and hollows, of unreal tones and disembodied voices (her own), of obliquely sketched feelings and situations.
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Sometimes all the documentation gives way doodling; Senator Rand Paul, Republican of Kentucky, sketched out a visage of the Capitol building, underneath a few observations.
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But these genes did more than pinpoint ancestry; they sketched a portrait of the organism itself, showing us a creature that lived an extreme life.
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Mostly, they are just vaguely sketched conceits — jaded, corrupt, yammering — who look good in suits, smack around generic villains and make nice with the ladies.
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Nas and Mr. Seymour also recently paired up on a pop-up restaurant based on an idea the rapper Tupac Shakur had sketched in prison.
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He and a friend peppered downtown with gnomic words and sketched images signed " Samo " (short for "same old shit") and adorned with the copyright symbol.
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It's a sobering reminder, even if Marantz's ultimate suggestion — to develop a new moral vocabulary to change the American conversation — seems a little thinly sketched.
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But discussions continued over the weekend, moods have improved and the two sides have sketched out the outlines of a "shaky" agreement, these people said.
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In New Hampshire on Thursday, Trump again sketched a grim portrait of America's minority communities before asking African-American and Hispanic voters to support him.
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The vision was sketched out by Noah Weiss, Slack's head of search, learning and intelligence in his first interview since joining Slack earlier this year.
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Though he paid tribute to outgoing President Barack Obama, the President sketched a vision of America that came across as a repudiation of the last administration.
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Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador sketched out the country's radical change of plan in his administration's National Development Plan for 2019-2024, released last week.
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The space-age industrial design, which Mr. Genta sketched in a day, was a byproduct of its era, according to Michael Friedman, the Audemars Piguet historian.
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The season 9 winner sketched the design for her style director, Nancy The Girl, and designer Diego Montoya, whose "gorgeous embellishments" brought her vision to life.
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Howard found Lynn's glasses under a pile of rubble, one of her planners lay open near the dock -- her meticulous notes sketched in small, precise handwriting.
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In 1976 O'Neill published "The High Frontier", a bestselling book in which he sketched out the basic engineering principles of how such space habitats might work.
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"You're going to see a lot of differences moving ahead," Corker said, voicing his displeasure with the "caricature" that he said had been sketched of Trump.
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He's been sketched out around the edges at best, with everything from chemical vats to extreme violence and abuse to blame for this sadistic gangster m.o.
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Kevin Plank has a whiteboard in his office, and on it, he tells CNBC, he has sketched out the guiding principles of the company's corporate culture.
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In the fall of 1938, he sketched out the story of the Moorish mistress, the first discernible scene from The Stranger to appear in his notebooks.
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Her rough outline is sketched in pencil, and dollops of oil paint surround the perimeter of a large glass window that she uses as her palette.
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It appears that the details are still being sketched out, although Altman did confirm it will run independently but may lean on local partners for help.
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He sketched it on the back of his drinks coaster on a flight from Los Angeles to Houston, and refined the design on a cocktail napkin.
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Without getting specific, the game's apparent ending quietly suggests retracing your steps — it doesn't exactly fill in the sketched-out plot, but it's emotionally satisfying nonetheless.
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"[Tullman] and I sketched this business out on a piece of paper and we have been involved from the start," General Catalyst partner Hemant Taneja said.
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But engineers say bigger and more proactive investments into drainage and hill stabilization - changes sketched out after the 1803 floods - could have stemmed this month's losses.
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On a glass board, he had sketched out some trades that appeared exceptionally long-term and cautious, making some kind of play around Alcoa and Dow.
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In the late 1970s, Jef Raskin, a pioneering technologist who was one of 's earliest employees, sketched out a radical vision for the future of computing.
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While Leonardo was sketching flying machines, Bosch sketched a spiked paddle wheel to impale the damned and carry them into the mouth of a ravening monster.
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He sketched out a grim reaper and coffin on an iPad for his next client, who was waiting patiently on a leather couch by the door.
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Surreally, you felt that she might have been sketched, in looping whorls of ink, into existence by our host, who had drawn her so many times.
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The Flyers wanted him "to be somebody you wanted to high-five, but not hug," said Brian Allen, a concept artist who sketched out its design.
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The projects sketched out were the product of discussions between Mexico's business coordinating council (CCE) and dozens of energy companies, including Royal Dutch Shell PLC (RDSa.
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Annie's romantic dilemma may be the center of "Juliet, Naked," but Annie herself is a thinly conceived character, sketched with gallant protectiveness rather than psychological insight.
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In the reclining nude, by comparison, the gnarled torso, the lightly sketched peripheral elements and the corrections made with parallel hatching are all hallmarks of Michelangelo.
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Agonized as always, Stan went to Linh and sketched out the Oleg situation, thinking that she'd support his position that Oleg should still be left alone.
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The House speaker, Paul Ryan, and Republican policy experts have sketched out a variety of replacements for the law, but have not coalesced around one plan.
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Members of his inner circle have sketched out a vision, including billions of dollars of tax credits for private investors willing to tackle big infrastructure projects.
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The image, sketched by Mexican artist José Guadalupe Posada in 1910, was political satire that mocked Mexico's upper-class and their negative attitude toward indigenous people.
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Baring jotted some lines in a black Moleskine as Ulf spoke, and sketched out the first branches of a "genogram"—a kind of overgrown family tree.
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In the essay, Ms. Rosenthal sketched a dating profile for her husband of 26 years, Jason Brian Rosenthal, knowing she did not have long to live.
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He photographed or sketched the works over and over with different light, sometimes even photographing his own drawings and reprinting them with different papers and cropping.
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The child's future is being sketched out through a few gestures, some understood, others misunderstood, and a few lost to the glare of the afternoon sun.
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He added that he had sketched out a "downturn list" of 103 targets — including financial tech, cybersecurity, and consumer internet companies — in case they become cheaper.
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The song had come to him as he slept, and he had sketched it out quickly: a skittish drum track, swooping keyboards, a rupture of guitar.
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Earlier this week, I sketched out what I think is the most plausible outcome for climate policy over the next four years of Donald Trump's presidency.
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All the other bodies can be sketched into live action scenarios; a head all by itself is hard to imagine as anything besides a decapitated head.
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" In his review, Zandi judged on the basis of Warren's plans that if they were implemented as sketched out they would ultimately result "in a stronger economy.
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DESANTIS: I know that from the President, the Secretary of State, the National Security Adviser, they all are very mindful of the history that you sketched out.
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The time we hired her to design us a garden of grasses, the plans sketched carefully with her landscape architect pencils, labeled in her precise all-caps.
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Harry (Pico Alexander) is the director, and the suave one; George (Jon Rudnitsky) is the sweet screenwriter; and Teddy (Nat Wolff) is the barely sketched out actor.
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A graduate of Harvard Business School and the son of a former prime minister, he might have been sketched by a caricaturist to typify the Athens elite.
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When Wenqing Yan, a recent college graduate, sketched out her concept for cat-ear headphones with glowing lights, she had a hunch the idea would be popular.
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Nor have they so much as sketched out an illustrative example of what scale of loophole closing would allow for the 20 percent rate to be feasible.
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Artist Robert Smithson sketched an idea for a Floating Island to Travel Around Manhattan (1970/2005), realized posthumously by Minetta Brook in collaboration with the Whitney Museum.
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While the House sketched out credits of between $22019,000 and $4,000, the Senate credits could range from $4,000 to $8,85033 and would phase out sooner, Hoeven said.
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They sketched out on a cocktail napkin (no kidding) what they thought Babiators should look like, and sent images of the napkin to prototype manufacturers in Taiwan.
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He explored the role of camels, zebras and oxen as means of transportation, and sketched the participation of Arab, Berber and Turkish regimes in the slave trade.
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During his time in Antarctica, he sketched and painted many of the local fauna, some of which are kept in The Wilson Cheltenham Art Gallery and Museum.
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It is the idea that these people can live together, and help one another, and realize the dreams sketched out very long ago by the Founding Fathers.
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Speaking up In five Beirut locations, artists volunteering with ABAAD have painted black and white murals of rapists' faces, sketched out from the memories of the survivors.
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All this is a long way from law — some of the ideas are technically challenging, others only roughly sketched, and most would take a while to enact.
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She and Ashwin Seshagiri, a digital editor on Business Day, sketched the layout of the piece, and she then wrote it through with another editor, Connor Ennis.
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On the federal level, Trudeau's government has sketched out details of new funding for clean technology and renewable energy that will appear in the government's March budget.
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Republican leaders have sketched out an outline of the tax measures that would eliminate the tax break, although detailed legislation will not be unveiled until next Wednesday.
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The author Brad Thomas Parsons, a cat person, has documented 30 of these felines, giving their names, habits and locations, with charmingly sketched portraits by Julia Kuo.
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Hominidae's half-sketched, semi-translucent style creates a sense of pathos while somehow dialing up the body horror of what is already effectively a Dark Souls monster.
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"We brought our tape measures along, and it barely fit the bed and a small nightstand," said Mr. Routh, who sketched out the furniture on graph paper.
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On their way from Houston to Teterboro Airport — with an ulcer-inducing, three-hour delay because of bad weather — they sketched out a 16-page rotogravure supplement.
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The desire was understandable, as the only images that could come out of the courtroom were sketched by courtroom artists -- federal court rules prohibit photography or video.
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Quickly, he sketched the girl, her dogs, and her parents, then he unlocked the shutters and checked outside: the pavement in front of his building was empty.
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He sketched a stunning portrait of Trump's organization and conduct in what turned into an extraordinary and unprecedented daylong indictment of the character of a sitting President.
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Other Man City presentation slides contained in an email folder from 20123, before the MIR deal was concluded, sketched diagrammatically how the safety net arrangement could work.
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The whole plot is impelled by Glass's paternal loyalty to Hawk, but that is thinly sketched, and I never quite believed in them as father and child.
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Speedy and cheerful, Emotion sketched the strange paradox of an introspective romp: whatever her feelings were, and there were many, she always projected delight in having them.
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Len Burman of the Urban Institute recently sketched out a plan to create a massive new system of wage subsidies financed by a 15 percent consumption tax.
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Bear's Heart, unlike other ledger artists who used discarded accounting ledgers, had his own drawing book, in which he sketched 24 different scenes with graphite and crayon.
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This is the worst-case scenario that Gawker Media owner Nick Denton had sketched out last summer, when the case was first supposed to go to trial.
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It's only upon further inspection that we see the handiwork in the gown, a baroque pattern first sketched by hand, then manipulated by computers to pixelate the design.
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"I did a little bit of digging because I was a little sketched out because I couldn't really find even that the company existed," Schoen told BuzzFeed News.
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Such a referendum would present three options: a no-deal Brexit; a "soft" Brexit as sketched out by Mrs May last month; or remaining in the EU altogether.
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Owens-Reid got the design, sketched by a friend and inked by Denver-based tattoo artist Liz Greeen, as the primary was winding to an end in May.
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On the right of the image is the "clean" area and brain-dump wall, which contains sketched images from historical events, music, pop culture, dreams, and personal photos.
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His head rested right on his hunched shoulders—a big bald head, almost round, looking like a bowling ball with human features lightly sketched on its front side.
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A few years after "Toy Story 3" came out, a rival cartoon, "The Lego Movie", sketched a much sharper and more accurate picture of how modern children play.
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Bannerless is too broadly sketched to be a referendum on whether or not Vaughn's society could exist, or a meditation on trading individual freedom for the greater good.
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I've travelled the world talking to physicists who take the concept seriously, and who have even sketched out rough blueprints for how humanity might one day achieve it.
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This site is not for the faint of heart — if you're a cynic, conservative by any means, or get sketched out easily, you're probably going to hate it.
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President Trump promised to "Make America Great Again," but the foreign policy and international budget he has sketched out so far will only make America weaker and poorer.
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Merkel sketched out areas of possible agreement on jobs, the economy and health care, saying it was clear to both sides that changes were needed after the Sept.
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The eternal eight-year-old was quickly sketched by Simpsons creator and cartoonist Matt Groening while he sat in a lobby waiting to meet producer James L. Brooks.
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Due to security concerns, officials refused to discuss specific changes in deployment timelines or the units involved, but sketched out how they could impact overseas deployments into 2018.
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"I have spoken to him and sketched out a path for him and his future with the Dutch national side," he told a news conference earlier this month.
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Climo had allegedly conducted surveillance on a Las Vegas synagogue, had sketched a building plan for an LGBTQ bar, and eyed the ADL offices as a potential target.
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But new fencing money was not included in an initial proposal Democrats sketched out last week, which did call, however, for a $589 million increase in DHS' budget.
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Mr. MacArthur said the plan would allow property taxes to be deducted, with a cap that he said needed to be higher than what had been sketched out.
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Yardage books have been around since at least the 1950s, when the future P.G.A. commissioner Deane Beman, then a junior golfer, sketched crude models for his own use.
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Justice Stephen G. Breyer, in remarks that may have been aimed at Justice Kennedy, sketched out a series of criteria that he said amounted to a workable standard.
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He paused, staring in our direction, sketched out a loose movement vocabulary, leading his substantial yet silky frame into brief, supple turns with straight, slicing arms and legs.
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I wrote in my journal, I sketched pictures, and I learned to make a whole array of pastries, like rose-shaped steamed buns and scallion pancakes with beef.
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Mostly, though, the illusion of seamlessness draws attention away from the messengers, who are only lightly sketched in, and toward Roger Deakins's cinematography and, by extension, Mendes's filmmaking.
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They're among his best works, combining freely sketched passages with images from newspapers and magazines; they translate a 14th-century epic into a language of his own devising.
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Alferink countered by asking how much Catherall was being paid as a defense witness — he said his rate was $300 an hour — and sketched him as a shill.
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Before Winnipeg ousted Nashville on May 10, the group sketched a tentative sequence for each opponent — alas, no tiger — and then mobilized as soon as the Jets won.
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Starting with a sketched composition, she juxtaposed photographs of women (enlisting her daughter and friends as models) with stock images of objects and scenery, surreally shrunken or enlarged.
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Onstage, he sketched what sounded like the outlines of a stump speech, all the way down to the fact that his grandmother was born in Iowa in 1888.
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He called up his partners and they met the next day in a French bistro, where he said they sketched out concepts for his idea on paper placemats.
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In a blog post on Medium accompanying his hire, Messina sketched out a vision for Uber that extends far beyond its origins as a simple ride-hailing app.
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Pence even sketched out a confrontational policy toward Russia that is out of step with his running mate's conciliatory statements about Russia and personal praise for Vladimir Putin.
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He sketched out his economic plans and vowed to rebuild the country's middle class in a state that helped hand Mr. Trump the White House three years ago.
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Sketched on inexpensive paper, marked with innumerable notes and instructions for the copy editors of newspapers, Chittaprosad's sketches have only been considered to be historical art in retrospect.
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His choice reflects what could be the boldest departure in conservative economic thinking since Arthur Laffer sketched a tax curve on the back of a napkin in the 1970s.
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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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The first study, "Phil and Eileen," portrays an elaborate outdoor landscape, replete with a clouded sky and a zigzagging road in the distance, with the couple merely sketched in.
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Guss Lumumba Edwards, aged 61 and softly spoken, sketched a golden trail around his head, left by a shooting star that has the shape of the African continent (pictured).
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None of what the company does necessarily matters outside its campus, except to Mae's parents and her halfheartedly sketched childhood friend Mercer (Ellar Coltrane, star of Richard Linklater's Boyhood).
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Even those who have sketched out possible paths for Mr. Rubio to win the nomination acknowledge that they are quirky and slender, dependent on forces mostly outside his control.
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While the intruder's identity remains open-ended in the Dirty John podcast, it's likely she'll be a sketched-out character in the show (after all, she has a name!).
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After you've laid down a blank piece of paper and sketched your table design, the machine automatically scans your doodles and turns them into a playable virtual pinball game.
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To address the issue, its urban planners have sketched out an ambitious plan to deliver water from Siberia's Lake Baikal to the city along a 2600,297-mile-long pipeline.
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A spindly tree was sketched from a crack in the heartwood; in another painting annual rings were used to frame a blue-toned scene of Adam's creation by God.
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Question marks also remain over how quickly the government will sell its remaining stake in the lender, although it has sketched out plans to sell the holding by 2024.
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If feminism is only about representation, choice, or some vaguely sketched notion of empowerment, it is difficult to say our Serena Joys and our Aunt Lydias are not feminists.
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"Draw me like one of your French girls," a movie quote made famous by Kate Winslet's Rose as Leonardo DiCaprio's Jack sketched her in the buff aboard the Titanic.
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Plans for more military co-operation, as sketched out in a joint Franco-German policy paper this week, will be discussed in detail at a December summit in Brussels.
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While Executive Order 13636 did call upon NIST to publish a voluntary framework, it sketched out only the broadest of strategic guidance on how it was to be developed.
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The hybrid role sketched out for the East Wing loyalist who began volunteering in Trump's campaign in 85003 suggests the president will continue to steer his own communications strategy.
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These early years are some of the most engaging parts of "By Sidney Lumet," and they're sketched in through the interviews and with distinctive archival photos and film clips.
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As the students listened, she sketched out the entry-level idea that one basic way to expand equality is by expanding the range of valued fields within a society.
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This hastily conceived tax reform bill—some of which was sketched out in pen hours before the final vote—was not designed for policy reasons, whatever Republicans may say.
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The blockage concerns a provisional package of appointments sketched out by the leaders of France, Germany, Spain and the Netherlands on the fringes of the G20 summit in Osaka.
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Pompeo sketched the rough outline of a deal last Sunday, saying the U.S. is prepared to offer economic assistance and security assurances to North Korea in exchange for denuclearization.
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Data is central to Facebook's advertising business, and it has not yet sketched out a satisfying plan for how it plans to comply, said Pivotal Research analyst Brian Wieser.
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Robert Kennedy's press spokesman, Edwin Guthman, recalled how, en route to a conference in Asheville, North Carolina, on May 17, Kennedy and Burke Marshall sketched out its essential provisions.
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Drnaso (pronounced "dur- nass -oh") has small dark eyes, a wan complexion, and a narrow black mustache that seems to have been sketched in by a fine-nibbed pen.
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They have sketched courtroom characters ranging from John Gotti and the Mexican drug lord El Chapo to Mark David Chapman, who killed John Lennon in 1980, and many others.
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While "Ipsa Dixit" is precisely crafted, it wittily and poignantly evokes the process of creation: flickering with ideas; moving in halting steps forward and back; seeming improvisatory, jotted, sketched.
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Instead, in the music room at the rear of Mr. Gernhard's office, Mr. Holler sketched out a simple verse about Lincoln: Has anybody here seen my old friend Abraham?
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"Pilot" (season 793, episode 783) The pilot isn't perfect: the rhythms of the dialogue aren't quite in place yet; the emotional dynamics are sketched out rather than lived in.
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In this virtual land of Leonardo, spectators eventually fly over a valley and jagged hills aboard a wing-flapping glider he sketched (and which appears in the traditional exhibition).
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In the process he sketched out the back story of his colony's policy of protectionist Savior appeasement, which was inspired by heavy losses sustained during a more expansionist era.
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Every night, people flock to a giant billboard in a Doha suburb to sign their names on a sketched image of the emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani.
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In looping handwriting, the artist Georgia O'Keeffe sketched out a method for making chicken flautas, from rolling up chicken in tortillas to cooking a creamy green chile-spiced sauce.
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First, she won't put her name on anything she wouldn't want to use at home or hasn't sketched out in one of the notebooks that never leave her side.
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On it, the economist Arthur Laffer in 1974 sketched a curve meant to illustrate his theory that cutting taxes would spur enough economic growth to generate new tax revenue.
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Some proposals for a two-state solution have looked to the pre-1967 borders as a palimpsest over which the lines of a new Palestinian state might be sketched.
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Within hours, he sketched out a plan to inject the woman with 200 milligrams of progesterone and to continue giving the progesterone until the end of the first trimester.
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I didn&apost have much of an agenda other than catching up and using them as a sounding board while I sketched out the next phase of my life.
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He sketched out a scenario under which he said he would pick up arms if had been forced to live under curfew, to witness rapes and to suffer humiliation.
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Near the Hastings drawing is a 1959 framed cocktail napkin on which Frank Lloyd Wright sketched one of his last designs — a glass domed residential development for Ellis Island.
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Down in those lightless spaces, he sketched some of his first drawings right on the walls, scratching the shapes of elves, goblins, and demons to dance in the lamplight.
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On the left, he sketched a quantum teleportation experiment, performed by the famous fictional experimenters Alice and Bob, who are in possession of entangled quantum particles a and b, respectively.
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Instead of using petty politicians to represent the government, cartoonists sketched the proud, classically robed Columbia (whose name endures but whose role as an avatar of strong government has disappeared).
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On Monday, a U.S. special envoy said the United States and the Taliban have sketched the outlines for an eventual peace accord to end 17 years of war in Afghanistan.
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Diplomats have sketched scenarios they fear could plunge transatlantic relations into crisis: a trade war, military conflict over North Korea, or the collapse of a Cold War-era arms treaty.
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The aspiring leaders are mostly still "colouring within the lines" sketched out over the past 25 years, says James Farney, editor of a book of essays called Conservatism in Canada.
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Some of what he sketched are "types," representing a pioneering observation of a species identification; others depict species that are now extinct, including the Streblorrhiza speciosa shrub on Phillip Island.
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Set in a beauty salon, that film gently sketched Lebanon's devotion to beautification at the same time as highlighting the ugly aspects of a society still stiflingly conservative and divided.
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While the colony's work resulted in more naturalistic portrayals and an appreciation of customs, it also contravened the wishes of communities who did not want to be photographed or sketched.
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"The concept was to create drawings based on what the bakers may have sketched out when deciding what to bake in the show in their own recipe sketchbook," said Hovey.
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The details of their history are left mostly sketched, but Tom's mother died when she was too young to remember, and Will has been raising and homeschooling her since then.
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On Tuesday, the actor posted a cartoonish portrait he sketched of the tech mogul, 22018, along with the caption, "Who are you sharing your life with?" and the hashtag #regulatefacebook.
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In March, the actor posted a cartoonish portrait he sketched of the tech mogul, 33, along with the caption, "Who are you sharing your life with?" and the hashtag #regulatefacebook.
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In 203, da Vinci sketched the plans for a massive stone bridge, about 790 feet (240 meters) long, that would span the strait of Bosphorus, which separates Asia from Europe.
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And it's true that, after documenting humankind's historical drift toward bigger and bigger cooperative networks—a process driven by technological change—I had sketched out a pretty sunny possible future.
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Smith doesn't lead the league in "I remember where I was when he took that shot" moments but, personally speaking, he's sketched into my top five with a permanent marker.
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The sketched projections are exactly as they appear to the human eye—three-dimensional shapes that are not really there, with no instruction as to how to create these illusions.
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Environmentalists all seem to see value in citizen science, but the framework for how that can one day work in concert with regulatory agencies is just now being sketched out.
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" Brennan sketched out a scenario in which, "some kind of limited military engagement that would result in some deaths, that could then quickly trigger some retaliatory strikes that could escalate.
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At his home there in Windham, he sketched meadows bordered by picturesquely sagging fences and encroaching railroad lines and textile mills; his visitors included John Singer Sargent and Childe Hassam.
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Supreme Court Justice Robert Jackson, in a concurring opinion, sketched out a framework for judicial review of executive claims of emergency authority to which the courts have continued to refer.
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But the details that emerged sketched a portrait of a deeply disturbed young man with a grudge against his employer and violent ideas about ridding the world of disabled people.
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When I asked the young painter what had inspired this anomaly, she opened her phone and pulled up a photo, on a Facebook news feed, from which she had sketched.
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The catalog, edited by the show's main curator, Jean-Philippe Garric, describes how Percier sketched on scrap paper and annotated drawings with instructions for colors and materials that he envisioned.
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When investigators searched his residence, they found a journal, in which he'd sketched the layout of a LGBTQ-friendly bar in Las Vegas that he'd eyed as a potential target.
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In an episode in the not-too-distant future, surely Frank will pause and stare soberly at that outline of Meechum's hand that he sketched on the White House wall.
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Pew's researchers sketched out a range different scenarios to survey participants, to test their risk-benefit calculations and attitudes around sharing, and — unsurprisingly — a spectrum of responses was the result.
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Deep in a warren of windowless offices here, executives in early 2015 sketched out a plan to spend more money on increased wages and training, and offer more predictable scheduling.
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For now, though, the vision for a more populist-nationalist party sketched out by Mr. Bannon is being won as much through intimidation as through actual purges in Republican primaries.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump sketched out an ominous view of America's international role on Tuesday, emphasizing adversaries over allies, threats over opportunities, and a world to be pacified rather than elevated.
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"Are you the architect of the schemes that Mr. Zarrab drew for this jury?" she asked, referring to a diagram Mr. Zarrab sketched when he was on the witness stand.
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Ahead, all the simple pleasures that an ordered-to-your-doorstep paint by number kit has to offer — including a pre-sketched numbered canvas with corresponding numbered paints and brushes.
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After saying he would reveal "the naked truth" about Mr. Khashoggi's death, Mr. Erdogan, making his first extended remarks on the case, sketched out the chronology of a broad operation.
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In a room lined with racks of costumes and muslin dress forms, a table was covered in Mr. Long's sketched interpretation of a dress Ms. Arden wore in the '50s.
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They were quick sketches of people who often didn't know they were being sketched, done on the fly, with delightfully unfinished results, as Mr. Polan wrote in the book's introduction.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is in no mood to take lectures from John McCain and the weeklong national civics lesson the Arizona senator sketched with his own funeral rites.
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In his inaugural speech as foreign minister, Mr. Maas sketched a world divided between those who believe in international cooperation and those who see the world in zero-sum terms.
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State of the Art In the late 1970s, Jef Raskin, a pioneering technologist who was one of Apple's earliest employees, sketched out a radical vision for the future of computing.
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In a journal with unlined 8-by-13 paper, he sketched his mission and product design and explored how a tiny company might become a vital utility for the world.
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Earlier last week, top Republicans sketched out plans — including a simplified tax code and lower corporate tax rates — after giving up on a proposal to introduce a border adjustment tax.
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A slick promotional video that Mr. Trump showed Mr. Kim sketched out a gleaming vision of a prosperous, nuclear-free North Korea, with swooping construction cranes and high-speed trains.
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Khalilzad said after six days of talks with the Taliban in Doha last month that the United States and the Taliban had sketched the outlines for an eventual peace accord.
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It's a peaceful and lovingly designed experience that only lasts a few minutes, yet the attention to detail, from the sound to the sketched trees and turning windmills, is transporting.
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Her sexuality is so over exaggerated that you almost get the impression that a horny teenager sketched her design in his notebook during a particularly dull class in high school.
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Turner sketched abundantly in the area and incorporated views of it in paintings like the giant "England: Richmond Hill, on the Prince Regent's Birthday" (circa 219), now at Tate Britain here.
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Kelleher, a New Jersey-native and lawyer, founded Southwest in 1967 with pilot Rollin King, to provide short-haul flights in Texas, an idea they sketched out on a cocktail napkin.
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The European Commission, believing that the fuss about Article 13 can be solved with a compromise between giant industries, has sketched out some loose protections in its consideration of the bill.
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That's surely true of Jack's wedding cakes, each of which is carefully sketched, designed, and hand-crafted to announce the couple's union as a marriage and tell part of their story.
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Michael Wear, who led faith outreach efforts for Barack Obama's 373 campaign, believes the Democratic Party has a religion problem, and in an interview with the Atlantic, he sketched it out.
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Sheriff sketched a tight, precise line onto Henson's upper lash line using M.A.C's Penultimate Eye Liner and added major volume with several coats of Haute and Naughty To Black Lash Mascara.
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Luke Skywalker as a reluctant hermit on a distant planet, approached by a young female disciple: this was the first idea George Lucas had when he sketched out the sequel trilogy.
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In a new paper published in Natural Hazards and Earth System Science, the researchers sketched out an expanded search area, while also showing where other bits of debris might have spread.
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The complete harrowing process, from the initial plans sketched on a napkin three years prior, to the final customized suit, is captured in the 85-minute film, 14 Minutes from Earth.
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Or, perhaps that's a suggestion that, unlike Quantum Break, they're looking to go further, wider, with the universe of their next IP—with DLC and sequels sketched out from the start.
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Roland is just as underwritten, but Elba takes the opportunity to bring soulfulness to his barely sketched-out path to redemption — and when that fails, he still manages to be funny.
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The dramatic document sketched a stunningly detailed account of Comey's intimate meetings with the President, included direct quotes from Trump and revealed the former FBI chief's discomfort with the President's behavior.
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The Local reports that an even bigger penis was sketched in the snow by one of the men who took part in the removal of the original snow penis, Emilian Sava.
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Luke Skywalker as a reluctant hermit on a remote planet, approached by a young female disciple: this was the first idea George Lucas had when he sketched out the sequel trilogy.
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The maps were sketched out by Spahl and built with the help of other Bloodlines modders, and an earlier boss was brought back, delivering an unused monologue from his game files.
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His characters seem barely sketched, his plots a slight construction from which to dangle his bauble-like songs, which here he accompanies on the piano, hiding behind a dirty blond wig.
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Their story could make for a good novel or movie—as it well may, in sketched outline in your mind, while you navigate this aesthetically fierce, historically informative, strangely tender show.
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The band have taken the blueprint laid down on 2015's brilliant Painted Shut—one of Noisey's favorite records that year—and sketched around it, building something bolder and more ambitious.
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In 1864, a young Massachusetts man, Amos C. Baker Jr., sketched his own accident off the Patagonian coast; a whale smashed his boat, and his leg was broken in two places.
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The feminine figures he sketched resembled Hayao Miyazaki's Princess Nausicaä, heroine of the post-apocalyptic tale "Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind" — not the typical elongated croquis of fashion illustrations.
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On Monday, Twitter filed its 10-K form with the Securities and Exchange Commission where it sketched out its commitment to live video, including its user-generated streaming video app Periscope.
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These thin characterizations make the work of actors like David Harbour (Jim Hopper) and Sean Astin (Bob Newby) all the more impressive, as they build compelling characters out of sketched outlines.
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The 26th "Yankee" Division, made up of National Guardsmen from New England, sketched pretty much everything into the cave walls during their six-week stay in the Chemin des Dames sector.
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CreditCreditKatarina Premfors for The New York Times ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates — A decade ago the French architect Jean Nouvel sketched the bare outlines of a fretted dome on flimsy paper.
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The 20163-year-old MacConnell — boyish, equally fit — wore black jeans and a white T-shirt as he sketched on a letter-size sheet of paper with his blue ballpoint pen.
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With a few crude lines, he sketched a stick figure standing inside a child's version of a house — square walls, triangle roof — with a branchy, leafless tree out in the yard.
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This time, the routines of Liza Treyger, Alex English, Joe Pera and others will be sketched by the likes of Victoria Montes, Bryan Brinkman and Casey Safron, while Ian Fidance hosts.
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She reasoned that its wealth would be concentrated in an urban center near the equator, at a geological spot that seemed stable, based on fault lines that she had sketched out.
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Onstage, however, the repeatability of a moment is key; when the dynamic between actors feels too sketched out or porous, the reactions of the audience can threaten to destabilize their connection.
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She initially sketched her ideas and then Swarovski created them, using baguette-cut and pear-shaped crystals in shades of blue and green, as well as its Pointiage hand-setting technique.
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Over the weekend, the U.K. government claimed it had reached unity among senior politicians as it sketched out a three-page deal on its proposed future relationship with the European Union.
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Some of the portraits in the book seem a little too hastily sketched, and in these we register the author's nimble style and fondness for his subject without learning very much.
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"For 215 years, we sat across the desk from each other, we sketched, we drew, we talked, we argued, we worked," Mr. Siegel said last week inside his Battery Park City apartment.
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Now, he often has to drive cars around imaginary obstacles that are added in later with CGI, while executing difficult, choreographed moves that are sketched out ahead of time using matchbox cars.
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The initial plan would be to use 10 people to set up a colony that could eventually grow to as many as 80,000, according his preliminary plan as sketched out back the.
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At times her fluent writing beguiles: it is easy to forget this is non-fiction and wonder how a novelist might have invented a more satisfying plot for her well-sketched characters.
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CEO Brian Armstrong said as much at our TechCrunch Disrupt event in San Francisco in September, where he sketched out the company's plan to be the New York Stock Exchange of crypto.
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"He sketched this piece of Kate on a piece of notebook paper and she brought it home, and we said it would be fun to use it, so we did," says Arons.
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The gloomy picture Trump sketched of the nation flies in the face of evidence that the economy is in healthy shape, crime is down and the nation is relatively safe and secure.
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Civil War is thrilling as spectacle, but it'll only feel satisfying to viewers who already care about these characters and their choices, and feel the weight of their lightly sketched moral conflicts.
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"Karma's a bitch," she declares, having clearly logged hours rehearsing that line while stuck in traffic or beating the foam out of a punching bag with DeMario's face crudely sketched on it.
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If he does not entirely impress us, though, he continued to impress Leonardo, whose most touching portrait shows the maturing man sketched lightly, almost absentmindedly, around a drawing of the human heart.
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At Mr. Gadanho's request, Mr. Ito sketched a diagram of overlapping circles showing his "surroundings," namely the web of architects and engineers whose work he has influenced, and whose work inspires him.
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JoJo seemed kind of sketched out but obviously it wasn't a deal-breaker because she ended up giving Robby the group date rose, automatically securing him a spot for hometowns next week.
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But more often the fragmented plot, offered by a teeming, sketched-out ensemble of woeful souls, seems like a series of vignettes meant to hold you over until the music starts again.
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Many Democratic candidates, from Senator Bernie Sanders to Senator Elizabeth Warren to Mayor Pete Buttigieg, have sketched out how they would overcome Republican efforts to structurally tilt American democracy in conservatives' favor.
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This was unusual: in our conversations, she tended to be evidence-oriented and almost brusque; her hands busily sketched out arguments in the air, and her laments were accompanied by dry laughter.
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In this room, we see anguished, mask-like figures; three people in a room awkwardly looking away from one another; an intense feeling of jealousy sketched out in a couple of lines.
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"My intent in covering the briefing was very much like my intent when I work in the courtroom," the artist, who sketched Bill Clinton's impeachment and other high profile trials, tells Creators.
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According to Pinterest reps in France, the fastest growing beauty trends among French users are bright, metallic, sketched, and colorful brows, often pinned with "under eyebrow" and "painted eyebrow" as the keywords.
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I roughly sketched my own model on an office whiteboard and ended up with a subscription number just over 70 million, likely the result of weighting Amazon penetration in Asia more heavily.
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An American soldier whose girlfriend he sketched was impressed with the young man's talent and brought Mr. Aron to the attention of a professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna.
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That's probably how the show's creators, Jane Maggs and Adrienne Mitchell, envisioned Annie, but what ended up onscreen is a half-sketched, formulaic character that Ms. Paquin can only occasionally make convincing.
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They sketched a portrait of a man who raked in millions in foreign lobbying and tried every means he could to hide the income in offshore bank accounts to evade federal taxes.
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But the portraits sketched by public records and social media are very thin, and even in places where people would be expected to know them, no evidence has emerged that anyone did.
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If you've watched a 2015 Icelandic mystery called "Case" on Netflix, you probably wondered what the deal was with Logi (Magnus Jonsson), the burned-out lawyer whose background was barely sketched in.
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He says that he sketched out that original idea on a napkin while sitting in a restaurant: One evening over dinner in San Francisco, I was struck by an irresistibly simple idea.
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Rather than attempt to paint the streaks of green, turquoise and violet while outside, he quickly sketched the shapes and contours of the aurora and then made exacting notes on its shades.
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Mr. Hastings, who died in 2013, sketched a rollicking, damning portrait of a commander in over his head, enthralled by his own hype and in less than perfect control of his mouth.
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These techniques had easily passed muster with the lawyers for my previous book, so this attorney's focus on the few, lightly sketched case studies in the new book caught me off guard.
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Foremost in these metaphors for interconnectivity is the bridge itself: a sketched possibility for Dawes, an exhilarating construction job for Ted and a beautiful structure dominating Sydney's skyline and Dan's homesick dreams.
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He sketched out how Britain and the EU could keep their financial markets integrated and avoid costly fragmentation, based on a blueprint from the City of London financial district and TheCityUK lobby.
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The design for the Super Bowl trophy was first drawn on a napkin, and the architect Edward Carlson sketched out his vision for the Space Needle in Seattle on a place mat.
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In a speech in Luxembourg on Monday, EBA Chairman Andrea Enria sketched out how banks could sell some of their bad loans to a new, pan-EU "asset management company" or AMC.
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But another former first lady, Michelle Obama, warned last week that fear is not a motivator, preferring the elevated politics of her husband, who sketched his own anti-Trump strategy in September.
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Building on a piece he called "Variation: The Mother of All Variations," in which he sketched liberally over the lines of a pencil drawing, Jawlensky went on to dispense with edges entirely.
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With virtually every charging document in the Russia investigation, Mr. Mueller's team has provided far more detail than necessary and, in the process, sketched out the framework of what the investigators found.
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In the simple political system I've sketched out, the median voter theorem would predict that both parties would become pro-choice and pro-regulation, since that's what the majority of voters want.
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He carefully sketched out a plan that would employ DoorDash workers to deposit campaign literature along with the Chinese food, or invite those sharing their homes through Airbnb to display campaign signs.
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Artists on the Grand Tour through Europe in the 17th century sketched the crumbled columns of Greek temples; 19th-century Romantic painters included overgrown shells of the ancient world on their canvases.
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Many of these recommendations are discordant with the policies thus far sketched out by President-elect Donald Trump and his picks to hold key cabinet positions in the run-up to the inauguration.
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John sketched his design of a sock: purple with hearts and "3-21," the date of World Down Syndrome Day (this date symbolizes the triplication of the 21st chromosome, which causes Down syndrome).
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TEPCO, the company responsible for cleaning up the beleaguered Fukushima plant, has sketched out a revised roadmap for the decommissioning process, which was approved by Japan's government earlier today, reports The Japan Times.
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Although many of the locations were popular pilgrimage sites even then, no signs of life are apparent, partly due to the long exposure time (during which he sketched) and also his editorial choice.
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One of the holiday's most iconic symbols is actually a political cartoon: In the early 20th century, famous Mexican artist José Guadalupe Posada sketched out a female skeleton dressed in an elaborate hat.
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The company applied for a patent in 2010 called "Sea landing of space launch vehicles and associated systems and methods," which basically sketched out the whole concept of rockets landing on floating platforms.
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Standing with Ms. Haley, who is of Indian descent, and Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina, who is black, Mr. Rubio sketched a tableau of the Republican Party as he might represent it.
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He sketched out a timeline of what we could expect to see from our Earth-bound perspective —from the worldwide auroras, to the breakdown of our tech, to the final return to normalcy.
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Creator DJ Nash assured Refinery29 that Eddie's wife Katherine (Grace Park), who is sketched as an emotionless ice queen in the pilot, will get some sympathetic shading in an early season 1 episode.
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Several Fed policymakers have stressed patience in recent weeks and some, including Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic and Charles Evans of the Chicago Fed, have sketched out expectations for more tightening this year.
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And by age 24, when he found the lost Ceres, he had already discovered that any 17-sided figure with sides of equal length could be sketched with just a ruler and compass.
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You may find the 200 or so indigo-dyed artifacts she found and carefully sketched on her website, where she also maps, by gallery, the prevalence of the pigment based on plant source.
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Euro zone governments threw Greece another credit lifeline on Thursday and sketched some new detail on possible debt relief as the IMF finally offered to join the bailout after two years of hesitation.
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The sums and the various apparently official acts Mr Silver undertook to lard his bank account may be vast and clear enough to fall within the circumscribed definition of corruption sketched in McDonnell.
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I sketched out my route in Rome over a beer in a bar on the Gianicolo, the hill next to the Vatican with a sweeping view of the city across the Tiber River.
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Wong's finding comes barely a month after Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg sketched out a plan to pivot the company's main focus to groups and private conversation rather than its previously public forum approach.
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That spurred me on, so I sketched out a couple of workable grids on slips from a complimentary Stamford Marriott notepad and presented them to Andrea at the registration table the next day.
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" Mr. Cuomo has not said exactly when special elections will occur, but the letter which sketched out the deal on Monday said it anticipated "a post-budget special election to fill those seats.
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"There are details in the cartoon, sketched in charcoal, that are remarkable for their originality," Antonella Ranaldi, Milan's principal official in charge of art and archaeology, said at a news conference on Monday.
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When it came to the eighth hole, the first thing Jones sketched for his renovation was not so much an overhaul as a repair — he would extend the green back toward the water.
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I listened skeptically as Waldo sketched out the scenario in the wood-paneled living room of Mike's small, dark, sparsely furnished house, while four cats slinked shamelessly over the sofa and coffee table.
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Schoolgirl, Worker and Father are duly sketched out, imbued with the qualities of vulnerability, creepy lust and paternal jealousy required by their respective roles, and set in motion toward that ill-omened encounter.
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There, in a series of homes — of which his final and most notable was the opulent Villa Oasis — Saint Laurent sketched some of his best designs (and hosted some of his wildest parties).
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There's also the barely-sketched-in subplot of Frankie's angst as a black girl adopted by a very white family, plus the sexual politics of her queer love triangle between Jo and Phoenix.
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The design for the Super Bowl trophy was first drawn on a napkin, and the architect Edward E. Carlson sketched out his vision for the Space Needle in Seattle on a place mat.
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He's an artist, and a few years ago, he sketched a portrait of me and I made him promise me not to sell it because I was planning on saving up for it.
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Both plot and structure suffer from a crucial lack of balance as some scenes are played out at needless length — a surfeit of classroom Shakespeare, for instance — while others are only glancingly sketched.
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In Tucson, where Dr. Walser excitedly sketched organic structures on his patio on a recent morning, the retired chemist has been left to grapple, uncomfortably, with what has come of his team's innovation.
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Deah checked with the management to make sure he was not violating the rules and even sketched out the parking lot for his friends to make sure they never parked in reserved spaces.
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He sketched her skirts, her beads, her tears, her skinny arms around the tiny baby, then the baby's pink cheeks and thick black eyelashes, and the dark down on its doll-like head.
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Which, by the way, if they'd sketched it out, would've been exactly what they said: We're gonna keep growing and eventually we're gonna make each one of these users more and more valuable.
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Holtz-Eakin sketched out an agenda that focused on changing how health care is delivered in the United States and increasing competition in the delivery system, rather than an obsessive focus on coverage.
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Heather Standring created designs for publishers in the UK and USA, her meticulously sketched lines with punctuating color adorning the 1954 Mushroom Cooking (she later authored How to Live in Style in 1974).
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Karl Pilkington, the man that Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant loved to listen to and make fun of on The Ricky Gervais Show, had sketched out the basic premise of the episode pretty clearly.
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The 1869 oval-shaped likeness is based on the only confirmed portrait of Austen from her lifetime, sketched by her sister Cassandra, which is on loan from the National Portrait Gallery for the show.
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Michael Glennon, a law professor at Tufts University's Fletcher School of International Affairs, believes that the answer lies in "double government," a model sketched out by English journalist Walter Bagehot in the 19th century.
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Fed policymakers, moving toward their first interest rate reduction in a decade later this month, have sketched out arguments for whether rates should be cut by a quarter or a half a percentage point.
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Trump has not sketched out his plan in detail yet, but a proposal he floated on the campaign trail would offer $137 billion in federal tax credits to private firms that back transportation projects.
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Overall, though, this was a year in which the art world faced up to some uncomfortable home truths about its history, most notably those chapters of it that have only recently been sketched in.
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During his two years in the mountains, Mr. Castro had sketched a social revolution whose aim, at least on the surface, seemed to be to restore the democracy that Mr. Batista's coup had stifled.
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The story, broadly sketched, goes something like this: Vince's father, Vincent McMahon Sr., held to the code of honor in pro wrestling's territories which held that each promoter should keep to his own region.
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Taking place (mostly) in Washington, D.C., "The Loved Ones," Sonya Chung's nimble, surprising novel, tracks two multiracial families whose tenderly sketched members are bound by a tragedy that strikes in the summer of 1984.
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" Under the scenario Mr. McConnell sketched out, the December talks will now focus on hurricane relief and other budgetary matters and the administration can tell Democrats "see you next year on the debt ceiling.
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" He called the theory, which Mr. Laffer famously sketched on a cocktail napkin in the 1970s for Donald H. Rumsfeld and Dick Cheney, then Republican policy hands, "a very important thing you did, Art.
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If they do it right, the series will provide a backstory that will make the quirky, loving, and frivolous aunts of "Practical Magic" even more sketched out, more lovable to fans than ever before.
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COHN OF WISDOM: White House economic adviser Gary Cohn says that the offer from Republicans is the final offer — unless Democrats want to agree to cut tax rates lower than Republicans have sketched out.
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The shadows of villains literally loom large, evidence walls chart the key suspects, and roughly sketched maps track the cast&aposs progress as they race through the streets of Seoul to catch the killer.
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Picture, as a backdrop, one of those primitively drawn 19th-century mourning paintings with rickety white gravestones and age-worn monuments standing under the faded green canopy of a couple of delicately sketched trees.
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In an interview shortly after the storm, Mr. Carranza sketched his own vision for reforming schools on the state watch list, including Wheatley, which he said wrestle with issues like intergenerational poverty and homelessness.
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After a cliffhanger vote on Monday that saw Socialist leader Pedro Sanchez chosen to form a new government, a steady trickle of announcements have sketched out one of Spain's largest cabinets in recent decades.
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He sketched a vision of a centrist party that tolerated neither the far right nor far left, but would listen to disillusioned voters who have turned to the right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD).
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He sketched a vision of a centrist party that tolerated neither the far right nor far left, but would listen to disillusioned voters who have turned to the right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD).
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U.S. fund investors continue to favor debt over equity as the Federal Reserve has sketched out plans to shift from the ultra-easy monetary policy it adopted during the 2007-2009 global financial crisis.
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The first profile I sketched was Naeem Rashid -- the 50-year-old father who rushed at the terrorist, with his bare hands, after witnessing his son Talha, 21, gunned down feet away from him.
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But earlier Tuesday, at an on-background lunch with TV news anchors, Trump — or rather, a "senior administration official" who literally could only have been Trump — sketched out an idea for such a compromise.
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For now, it's a theoretical future sketched in broad terms: WWE will snatch up more indie workers, smaller promotions will struggle, promotions funneled to WWE Network will feel pressure to conform to WWE standards.
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The Trump campaign's website sketched out a plan that would replace the estate tax with a tax on all capital gains held in an estate, with an exemption on the first $10 million of gains.
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On Sunday, the actor — who has been drawing and painting since he was a child — shared a portrait he sketched on social media that many assume is of White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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It's by turns sweeping and intricate, from the lush fantasy sequences of Angelica's movies to the roughly sketched outline of Jessica lying in bed, pages of her letters fluttering to the floor beside her bed.
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The 20-year bookshelf The gallery above is my hand drawings of the spines of every* book I've read since my last year of college, sketched in various writers' notebooks I've kept over two decades.
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But the world's biggest oil majors are increasingly taking control of the Texas shale business, and their drilling plans - sometimes sketched out in decades rather than years - are envisioned to withstand the usual price drops.
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It all took a bit longer to install than originally planned; most of the problems came from what Briggs and his team originally conceived and sketched, versus what was practical on such a massive scale.
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Being reliant on a tank limits the time underwater, but Gonzalez is quick and for this interview sketched in 30 minutes a flying whale, dragging a house behind it in a sky dotted with clouds.
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Then in February, Carrey sketched Rick Gates, a political consultant and ex business partner of former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort, who recently pleaded guilty to conspiracy against the United States and making false statements.
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The outlines of the idea were sketched in a briefing paper last month by two Trump advisors, Wilbur Ross, a private investor, and Peter Navarro, a business professor at the University of California at Irvine.
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In both short books, we're treated to a couple of well-sketched characters who face a situation that could drastically alter the world around them, and they're forced to make some hard decisions to act.
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So it's nice to see the not-so-crude efforts of cyclist Andrew Collins from Canberra, Australia, who sketched out the Millennium Falcon from Star Wars with the Strava app, especially for May the Fourth.
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So even though sources suggested to Reuters that United States and China have sketched the outlines of a deal to end their trade war, euro zone yields remain near their lowest in about two years.
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Sen. Mark Warner, the chief Democratic lawmaker on the Senate Intelligence Committee, sketched out his concerns Thursday over efforts by President Trump's supporters to undermine the investigation into Russian interference by Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
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Contemplating a car rental business built on one of Cane Garden's four filled-in ponds, Gore sketched out her idea for a walkway around the bay to showcase "the Caribbean picture of idyllic tropical nature".
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Contending with his own nerves, Wilson battled in the post, flashed some bullish aggression on the glass, and inevitably sketched the chalk outline of a player who can be useful for a very long time.
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The company didn't respond to a request for more specifics, but in all likelihood it has something to do with what Elon Musk sketched out in his "Master Plan Part Deux" released back in July.
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Nike says the Kawhi Leonard logo they created to put on merchandise in 2014 is distinctly different from the logo Kawhi sketched himself back in 2011 ... and they claim the proof is in the pictures.
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But she also sketched out new ideas that would, if successful, undo 30 years of British political thinking by putting the state firmly back in the hot seat as the initiator and arbiter of change.
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Back in her campaign office (located in a modest office building on the site of a large car sales lot), Ms. Roem sketched alternative intersection designs on the back of a volunteer sign-up sheet.
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Difficult love, the sort that, in the context of her siblings, Hopper describes as both "consoling and intolerable," might demand more temperate frequencies; it might even send us reeling, battle scars sketched across our skin.
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At periodic meetings that Israeli officials have conducted with their counterparts in Russia, which has long been allied with the Syrian government, the two sides have sketched out rudimentary "rules of engagement" for such raids.
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This was sketched as a shaft around which two ramps spiralled in a double helix—all of it wrapped in a perforated screen of weathered steel, the rust-covered material of a Richard Serra sculpture.
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Federal Reserve officials said on Thursday that fiscal and tax plans sketched out by the incoming Trump administration could trade a short-term economic boost for inflation and debt problems they might have to counteract.
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She has already sketched out some issues she would like to tackle while on the panel, including postal banking, student loans, and reimposing the separation of commercial and investment banks under the Glass Steagall Act.
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Other than a briefly sketched biography—she's a writer who has bought a bad house on a good street and moved back to London with her two sons following a divorce—Faye is almost invisible.
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Friday's consultation follows an announcement by the BoE in December when it sketched out the final outlines of how much capital banks will have to hold in future and remove uncertainty hanging over the sector.
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That's not just a matter of settings — the semi-apocalyptic conclusion of Season 2 required that all the main characters be reintroduced to some degree, with their survival explained and their current situation sketched in.
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The mapping of these evolved programs and their embedded circuit logic is only in its infancy, and we have only sketched out some of the known or predicted features of our coalitional and moral psychologies.
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Seeing the form sketched out as if the drone were casting a full-scale shadow over an urban setting revealed that this previously unseen combat apparatus had a wingspan about the length of a bus.
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Mr. Hardy first sketched out the idea in storyboards, which included a point-of-view shot of Father Burke looking around the coffin, giving the audience the creepy, claustrophobic feeling of being trapped with him.
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The town of the title is deftly sketched, both in its colors—you can't always tell where the gray of the ocean ends and the winter air begins—and in the smallness of its scale.
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Although I have sketched out some of the more troublesome implications of the digital revolution for the national security sector, it is not in the spirit of forecasting doom, but rather to sound an alarm.
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The deal came a month after euro zone finance ministers signed off on a new loan and sketched out measures to chip away at Greece's debt mountain after the current bailout finishes in August 23.9.
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The Trump campaign's website sketched out a plan that would replace the estate tax with a tax on all capital gains held in an estate, with an exemption on the first $10 million of gains.
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In 2012, Philippe Delhotal, La Montre Hermès's artistic director, and Jean-Marc Wiederrecht of the independent watchmaking company Agenhor, a frequent Hermès collaborator, were on a Baselworld escalator when they hurriedly sketched out the idea.
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Mr. Hackett has sketched out a turnaround plan that calls for billions of dollars in cost cuts and a parade of new types of trucks, S.U.V.s and electric vehicles due to begin arriving in 2019.
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The United States and the Taliban have sketched the outlines for an eventual peace accord, a U.S. special envoy said on Monday, but there was no sign the insurgent group had accepted key U.S. demands.
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"Before we only had the nearest playground which is teeming with hundreds of kids," she said, as the children in her group raced past on bikes and sketched with colored chalk on a former road surface.
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This still isn't that, but it's a step toward the future that CEO Mark Zuckerberg sketched out at the last Oculus Connect conference, where he revealed a virtual world that blended VR telepresence with traditional video.
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Since then, the Boring Company has been selected to build tunnels for Chicago and Washington DC, and has sketched out plans to build a larger network of tunnels under LA, with the aim of reducing congestion.
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In her maiden speech to the United Nations General Assembly, May sketched her views on how to deal with terrorism, mass migration and modern slavery while also calling for modernization of the 71-year-old organization.
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The research team also considers its artist's style of illustration, noting that how the codex-maker sketched lines and grids to arrange his figures in a way that reflected similar strokes seen in other Maya paintings.
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At the end of 2017, Bouchet and Eric Woillez, also at ENS, sketched out their own theoretical account of how two-dimensional fluid flow can describe a rotating system such as the atmosphere of a planet.
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A Bright Light in the Middle of the Ocean is a short, interesting bit of environmental storytelling sketched out over an island, and you should go download it for Windows, Mac, and Linux over at itch.io.
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Although Trump has not yet sketched out his promised infrastructure bill in detail, he has floated a $1 trillion package that would offer $137 billion in federal tax credits to private firms that back transportation projects.
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Seeking volunteers for refugee initiatives At Techfugees events, entrepreneurs have sketched out ideas for deploying Wi-Fi in the field and a location-based app for directing refugees to the nearest centers of help or aid.
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In "Untitled No. 13," a waterfall streams down a green wash of mountain that recalls a watercolor painting, while kinetic lines swirl at the base — perhaps evidence of the sketched figures and their cars parked nearby.
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In recent interviews with The New York Times, Mr. Trump sketched out what he meant to be a reassuring vision of his early presidency, including rapid action on a wall with Mexico and halting Muslim immigration.
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His lawyer Rudy Giuliani did not go that far in an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper last August but sketched a possible defense, pointing out that the President has the power to dismiss executive branch employees.
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This site is not for the faint of heart — if you're a cynic, conservative by any means, get sketched out easily, or simply aren't a fan of unsolicited dick pics, you're probably going to hate it.
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Explains Schrieber, the film was hand-sketched in New York, "created digitally as two-dimensional frame-by-frame animation" using little more than a tablet and stylus, while the live-action component was shot in Sydney.
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Ms. DuVernay's movie largely fits within the outline sketched by L'Engle's novel, following the socially awkward, bespectacled teenager Meg Murry (played by Storm Reid) on a journey across the universe to find her missing scientist father.
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A malevolent entity (whose history is sketched in a brief prologue) is spotted scrabbling on the walls and generally skulking about, though any attempt to investigate is met by the back of the Reverend Mother's hand.
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There, Roxy, a gassy yet beguiling Boston terrier, had her mug sketched by Laura Supnik, an illustrator in Brooklyn, without straying from the lap of her owner, Jodi Balkan, the principal of a public relations firm.
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Tick tock The idea for a doomsday clock to represent humanity's distance from devastation came from the late artist Martyl Langsdorf, who sketched out the clock that first graced the cover of Bulletin's magazine in 1947.
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Over drinks in a Boston-area bar, Ronald Melzack, a psychologist, and Dr. Patrick Wall, a physiologist, sketched out a diagram on a cocktail napkin that might help explain this and other puzzles of pain perception.
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The major events of the war are sketched in, with appropriately grisly images, but the focus is on America and on the shifting attitudes and political and moral considerations that finally drew it into the conflict.
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Trump also sketched a defense for two potential areas of vulnerability: his call for Russia to find Hillary Clinton's missing emails during the 2016 campaign and his firing of former FBI Director James Comey in 2017.
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The aide said Democrats "look forward" to engaging Trump on a border security package sketched out at the dinner with the president, which did not include most of the conservative ideas now being floated in Congress.
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"They're following the pack leader" We sat in the shade near a little waterfall Cesar built for his deceased beloved pit bull, named Daddy, while he sketched a plan for turning "crazy kids" into pack leaders.
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Some scenes have been hand-colored, while other edits are more unique: the male figures in the 1495 edition, remarkably, wear tight speedo-like trunks, sketched in by a careful hand to mask their private bits.
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When President Barack Obama sketched a proposal for universal child care and expanded parental leave, Republicans derided it as a liberal fantasy — ensuring that the United States would remain the most backward developed nation for families.
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In many ways, the 1990s sketched out the blueprint for America circa 2016 — not just the Clinton shenanigans and the Simpson trial and the Rodney King riots, but all kinds of events, fears, rhetoric, and personalities.
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Of course, this isn't the first time that Donald Trump has sketched out a vision of what he wants for America, but it's the first time he's ever (possibly) been in a position to deliver on it.
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One big change will particularly hit home with people who bought webcam covers: The front-facing camera on the Echo Show 5 has a shutter that you can close if you're sketched out about Amazon's storing tactics.
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Asiimwe says an architect recently sketched out a vision for a modern cultural facility, the latest step in plans that have been in the works for the past couple of years with the support of local leaders.
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And if you're looking for Instagays, there's one surefire way to find them: On New York-based artist John MacConnell's page, where he's sketched hundreds of men, most of whom are Instagays, in their underwear or less.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's president-elect, leftist Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, on Wednesday sketched out his legislative priorities for the next government, including measures to end presidential immunity and curb compensation for high-earning public sector officials.
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The March 1 deadline that ends a 90-day U.S.-China trade truce arrives soon and hopes are high that some kind of trade deal — reportedly being sketched out by the two sides — is reached by then.
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U.S. Federal Reserve policymakers, moving toward their first interest rate reduction in a decade later this month, on Tuesday sketched out arguments for whether rates should be cut by a quarter or a half a percentage point.
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Several advisers to Mr. Sanders said Tuesday that he had not been inviting opinions or holding meetings about whether to withdraw from the race, nor had he sketched out a speech announcing the suspension of his campaign.
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In a series of recent interviews, he sketched out plans that include showdowns with business leaders over jobs and key roles for military generals, executives and possibly even family members in advising him about running the country.
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The University of Delaware group is analyzing related subjects, too, including the lives of the boardinghouse and restaurant owners who hosted the delegates, the abolitionist songs sung at the conventions and the artists who sketched the events.
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French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire, speaking in German to a business conference in Berlin, offered the first official response from Paris to European reform proposals sketched out by Chancellor Angela Merkel in a weekend newspaper interview.
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The company often collaborates with Irish artists — such as the painter Patricia Murphy, the fashion designer Helen Cody and the talented textile graduate Katie Hession — on the designs, which are first projected onto a wall and sketched.
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And yes, the movie is sexy as hell, with a queer romance that I didn't expect to be as well-realized as it was, even in a movie where characters are necessarily sketched, not fully fleshed out.
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She produced two albums of botanical illustrations, and later, as introductory materials for her husband's classes, she diagramed volcanoes, sketched the skeletons of extinct fish and mammals, and drew undulant squids and octopuses on large cotton sheets.
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All parts are illuminated and completely exposed: we can clearly see the layers of petals that form the cup of a tulip and the carpels usually concealed in a lily's bell, now gossamer as if lightly sketched.
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If a top Republican concern is about the rigid structure of Obamacare, and states really want to build their own systems, there are still avenues to move in the direction Mr. Graham and Mr. Cassidy have sketched.
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Edith Freni's "Female Beginner" and Elyzabeth Gregory Wilder's "Santa Doesn't Come to the Holiday Inn," on the other hand, plop hastily sketched characters in the middle of drama — contrived in the first case, wan in the second.
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Once a year, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority holds auditions for musicians to perform in subway and commuter train stations, and for the past couple of years, Joan Chiverton, an illustrator and music lover, has sketched the hopefuls.
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Arick Wierson, who was Bloomberg's media advisor when he was New York's mayor, sketched out suggestions for next steps, and noted that his abysmal debate showing has raised the stakes for Bloomberg in the South Carolina debate.
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He sketched an unsettling path forward in which the United States and the Sunni Muslims would join in common cause against not only the extremists but against Iran, a position that could come back to haunt him.
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SIGAR's 46th quarterly report — a tally that itself underlines the advanced age of the Pentagon's failed Afghan efforts — sketched how the United States is propping up a corrupt and weak pauper state with military support and cash.
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He contrasted the portrait of what he called the "real" Hillary to what he dismissed as the caricature Republicans sketched at their recent convention, when chants of "lock her up" repeatedly echoed through the Quicken Loans Arena.
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Although Trump has not yet sketched out his promised infrastructure package in detail, he proposed a blueprint on the campaign trail that would offer $137 billion in federal tax credits to private firms that back transportation projects.
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In other pending criminal cases, prosecutors have alleged illegal contributions that went to many types of candidates and political interests, especially Republicans, and have sketched out efforts from several governments, especially Russia, to tap into American politics.
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Bureaucratic flexibility is credited with speeding the school district's recovery along as well: Plans for temporary schools were sketched on pencil and paper, for example, instead of the more formal building plans that would usually be required.
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While Bey slayed the white carpet in a look suited for an angel (literally), she kept her eye makeup as pristine as possible with a glistening gold shadow defined with a single black liner sketched across her lid.
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Their answers sketched individual portraits of how frequently they played soccer during the previous two weeks, the number of times they headed the ball and how many times they accidentally got hit in the head by the ball.
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Brandon told us he was super sketched out when Bam checked himself out of a Bay Area rehab facility earlier this month, because he believes Bam could end up killing himself if he doesn't clean up his act.
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She has faced mounting criticism in recent weeks for failing to engage with Macron, who campaigned on a pledge to reform Europe and has sketched out his ambitious vision in a series of speeches over the past year.
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Her exemplary Pageant Material (2015) sketched a formal paradox, as a collection of "advice" songs that advised against the assumptions that underlie the very concept of the advice song, an examination and embrace of the American colloquial homily.
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And when that cup just didn't cut it, nearly a month later, Starbucks released another design with big white heart and two hands sketched around it—so this year's four new designs could be only just the beginning.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - Euro zone governments threw Greece another 11th-hour credit lifeline on Thursday worth $9.5 billion and sketched new detail on possible debt relief as the IMF finally offered to help out after two years of hesitation.
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While Calabria sketched a potential five-year time horizon for removing Fannie and Freddie from conservatorship, he added that the government did not have forever to overhaul them and needs to progress while the housing market remains stable.
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Recent restoration of his huge plaster murals has encouraged a new appreciation for his otherworldly art, where exotic animals sketched from his own Manhattan menagerie were painted in metallic hues, often joined by cosmic shooting stars and planets.
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"The animals of the Royal Menagerie (among others) were sketched, painted, printed, woven, dissected, sculpted, and debated in the double context of the absolute authority of Louis XIV and the mechanistic philosophy of Descartes (among others)," Sahlins concludes.
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United States, a blockbuster case on whether the government needs a warrant to access cell phone location histories, Justice Neil Gorsuch sketched out a Scalian, property-oriented view of the case that could be favorable to the defendant.
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Europe was "ready to take its fair share," the European Union's commissioner for migration, Dimitris Avramopoulos, told the conference, but he sketched opportunities for resettlement that appeared to fall well short of what the United Nations was seeking.
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What they'll find, should they be gullible enough to bite, is a thinly sketched out, wildly violent satire, one that rather cynically uses the current backdrop of partisan tribalism as the hook for an old-time exploitation piece.
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Characters are sketched instead of developed, the looping structure blurring some (most egregiously, Blake Jenner's critical role as a troubled jock and Margaret Qualley's blink-and-you-miss-it turn as a melting-down mistress) and eliding others.
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First he sketched them, then he inserted them, illegally, into the sides of phone booths, and soon they became the staples of toys, T-shirts and commercial collaboration of all stripes, giving him 123 million followers on Instagram.
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Epitomizing the muddled quality of dreams, these stories — wisps of fitfully coherent narrative, each sketched in a mere two or three pages of Natsume Soseki's slim 1908 volume "Ten Nights' Dreams" — might seem unlikely grist for an opera.
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The designer Henning Koppel is revered among fans of modernism, in his native Denmark and around the world, for the voluptuous pieces he sketched for the Danish silver brand Georg Jensen during a collaboration that lasted three decades.
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On Sunday, Foxconn's founder, Terry Gou, sketched out a project to make display panels in America, building on details revealed accidentally last month by his friend Masayoshi Son, the chairman of SoftBank, the Japanese technology and telecommunications giant.
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But the brief initial report in the state media sketched a scene of the head of the Panzhihua Land and Resources Bureau, Chen Zhongshu, bursting into a meeting at an exhibition center and opening fire on officials there.
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The quarterly economic projections released on Wednesday showed little change from those in September, as policymakers sketched out an economy they feel has skirted recession risks and is poised to grow close to trend for several years more.
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It makes for a bewildering read: both a valiant attempt to delineate an entire society and an unwieldy narrative where depth gets lost in the description of yet another character's appearance or opinions or quickly sketched back story.
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With the USS Arizona Memorial his backdrop, Modly sketched how Miller rose to battle on the morning of December 7, 1941, a mess attendant in a racially segregated rating that made African American men servants to white officers.
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On the book's silver-on-black pages, Carlos Fueyo, the creative director, sketched floor plans and cutaway views of catwalk mazes crawling with armed minions and polygonal living rooms lined in looted artworks and pierced by jagged rocks.
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" Bernanke said infrastructure — combined with some adjustments to the current tax system, though not necessarily those changes roughly sketched out by the White House — "would probably be the highest-return fiscal actions in terms of getting higher growth.
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"We created these books, which were first sketched and then written, that almost had a glossy magazine feel, that would demystify each part of the computer and show you how to put it together and change it," he said.
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Earlier this month the Bank of England sketched out a worst-case no-deal Brexit scenario in which sterling would plunge to parity against the U.S. dollar, inflation would exceed 6 percent and the economy contract by 8 percent.
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Wearing his signature red silk robe and black smoking slippers, Hefner chuckled as he recalled the lighter moments and smiled fondly as he reminisced over the lovingly preserved pages, like those that featured cartoons he sketched as a child.
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NASA and ESA have sketched out broad details of a possible Cassini-Huygens successor called the Titan Saturn System Mission (TSSM) that would bundle a Titan aerial balloon and the TiME boat concept in with a new Saturn orbiter.
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Brainard also sketched out the threat of a self-reinforcing spiral that could take hold if the Fed does not lift inflation higher, with weakened expectations dragging down actual inflation, and leaving the central bank perenially stuck near zero.
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In an adjacent private room, stocked high with body part-making supplies, a burka-clad 26-year-old woman sits with a female medical professional as she has measurements taken for a new hand to be sketched and sculpted.
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Brainard also sketched out the threat of a self-reinforcing spiral that could take hold if the Fed does not lift inflation higher, with weakened expectations dragging down actual inflation, and leaving the central bank perennially stuck near zero.
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In fact, she's about to commit the lad to an asylum when Jake receives a tangible clue that his intricately sketched dreams are real, stumbling through a portal into Mid-World, an imperiled alternate universe that threatens our own.
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A growing number of Senate Republicans are backing a scaled-back plan that would include only a DACA fix and a border security package — though the details of such an agreement would still need to be sketched out. Sen.
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Inspired by National Trust properties, they sketched out Georgian-style cabinetry, which is distinguished by clean lines and minimal detailing, had it made by a local joiner, and painted it themselves in their favorite Farrow & Ball color, Berrington Blue.
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Mr. Kline noted that the information that became public in May and was sketched in fuller color Tuesday might never have seen the light of day had Penn State not elected to sue its insurer in 2013 over reimbursement.
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Washington (CNN)Rudy Giuliani, a recent addition to President Donald Trump's legal team, sketched out a set of terms on Wednesday for a potential interview between Trump and special counsel Robert Mueller in an interview with The Washington Post.
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