The light was gold, from haze, and slanting into her eyes.
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Rooftops and other slanting surfaces would be painted white to increase
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Slanting silver rods of rain beat down onto the wet gravel.
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Democrats accused Sinclair of slanting news coverage in favor of Republicans.
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Our model sees its electorate slanting 0.6 percentage points in his favour.
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Slanting winter sunlight illuminated the whitecolumned walls of the club's dining room.
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With the house slanting democratic, the impeachment vote is expected to pass.
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The thick, slanting walls were constructed decades previous to deflect blasts from Iran.
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Electricity poles are slanting along the road, cables hanging dead from their arms.
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So, inadvertently or not, you end up slanting your writing to the choir.
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The slanting sides of the pedestal-like green trapezoid inflect the painting with unpredictability.
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On a Thursday afternoon, his classroom was dim; late-fall sunlight cast slanting shadows.
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To accommodate the unique slanting bookshelf, the house looks pretty remarkable from the outside as well.
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He told The Hill that Google had been slanting search results to reflect negatively on him.
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If it were, it would be slanting left along the man's pants or on the ground.
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High season crowds thin, and dazzling light displays and slanting sunbeams compensate for the short days.
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Made of wood, it commonly had slanting, triangular sails and a sharp upward bow at the front.
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On a recent evening, with the sun slanting low over the plains, Mr. Navas prepared to leave.
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The slanting style is shared by Kim's sister, Yo Jong, who was also at the signing on Tuesday.
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" Taken together, however, the strips produce "interminable grotesques" that "run off in great slanting waves of optic horror.
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In the church basement, sunlight slanting through a stained-glass window, she patted the paste around her thumb.
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We know the date because she wrote it at the end of the manuscript, in her slanting hand.
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The account largely shows what one might expect, someone polishing a member of Congress' page or slanting something political.
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New Balance won a landmark case this year against a Chinese company that used its signature slanting "N" logo.
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The title sentence, jotted in neatly slanting cursive, is repeated 17 times, filling the page from top to bottom.
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The wreck's silhouette rippled with schools of parrotfish and Bermuda chub; her coral-encrusted bow glistened in the slanting sun.
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Internal rhythms and disruptions are key to Valledor's paintings; here, the slanting silver band undermines the stability of the shape.
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This is the first full moon of autumn, Rising above the eucalyptus trees, Slanting up the river valley, Spreading lightKnowingly.
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A history teacher saying "ching-chong-chong" and slanting his eyes while teaching my class about China in middle school.
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And in another, from 226 octobre 1958, pale reds are visible underneath the heavy slanting black lines descending from the top.
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The sun has risen a handsbreadth above the horizon, crowning the eastern hills, sheaves of light slanting through the stunted trees.
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In truth, Egan is not halfway decent; she is blessed with high, apple-round cheeks, a slanting jawline, and intelligent eyes.
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You can see pictures of Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, and Princess Diana slanting their legs to a slight angle. 7.
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No, I think the Justice Department got it wrong here, and -- given Barr's history of slanting matters to favor Trump -- perhaps intentionally.
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I saw the graceful oversize arches of Beaux-Arts windows, the golden sunshine slanting across the absinthe-green patina of copper roofs.
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CHECK-IN Poli House, a Bauhaus landmark, is a journey through geometry: a circular bar, a curving staircase, slanting shelves, oblong mirrors.
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Then he and the neighborhood kids nailed a hoop and wooden backboard to a slanting telephone pole and played all day long.
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The jagged lines, slanting rhymes and metaphysical drama of her poems should be sufficient to bring you into her mind and world.
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At first she accidentally crossed her legs, but she quickly recovered, uncrossing her legs at the knee and slanting them to the side.
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Feeling a chill wind, I'll look at the sky for a forecast, but triangulate the slanting breezes for the message I can't see.
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The crescent lines with which their lowered arms answer their upthrust legs are terrific, like the long, slanting curve of the two legs.
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"All of a sudden it was just, crash ... the train went like this," Beverly Heebner, 78, told KOMO, slanting her arms to illustrate.
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In the photos, Rino Rocchelli said, you can see the slanting late-afternoon sunlight, and you can see the fear in Andrei's face.
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As its name suggests, it takes cues from slanting observation decks by implementing a 10-degree lens angle that boosts its vertical peripheral view.
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The frame shape was very inviting, with a slightly downward-slanting top tube that has a stand-over height of 82.1 cm (27.53 in).
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In "Memory City II" (2015), a multistorey structure wobbles atop three crooked columns, their slanting angles disappearing at the base, as if into fog.
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Launceston By Don Defenderfer There is the first full moon of autumnRising through the gums Slanting up the river valleySpreading silver on the river's whirls.
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To camouflage the chamber's low, slanting ceiling, typical of the period, he covered it with a similar-scale block-printed fabric in red and gold.
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In "Blue Rain," they add the bark to birch trees near a little cabin, seen through a veil of long, slanting strokes that approximate precipitation.
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A construction of inward-slanting wooden boards, also brown, was affixed to the roof, on top of which rested an elaborate arrangement of synthetic flowers.
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On the right, a squat row of buildings with slanting tile roofs contain the guest rooms, some of which were former sleeping quarters for livestock.
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The design is semi-Scandinavian, in the way of so many New York dining rooms lately, but it is not all frigid slanting-winter-light pallor.
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In the post-WWII period of liberal ascendency in the US, conservatives became convinced that journalism was dominated by liberals slanting the news in their favor.
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He's also a veteran distance runner, but he had never dealt with the kind of terrain he found on Monday, made more complicated by slanting rain.
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But even setting aside the question of color, the housekeeper declared that it clearly failed to meet the regulations and its slanting tufts were a disgrace.
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Slanting indicates rising and falling pitches that can detect human voices, according to Spotify Filters pick up harmonic context as red and blue bands at different frequencies.
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Formulas have to hold their own in tough situations, including mud, dirt, portable loos, the occasional dust storm (looking at you, Coachella) and slanting rain (ahem, Glastonbury).
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An oblong mirror and circular basin sink continued the geometric theme, as did slightly slanting shelves and the Leaning Tower of Pisa-inspired bottles of complimentary toiletries.
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The same sentence followed by closed eyes slanting down with a downturned lip, the classic sad face, will illicit quite a different reaction -- or at least it should.
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Thorson hit freshman receiver Riley Lees slanting across the middle for a 19-yard touchdown, tying the game, 17-17, with six minutes left in the third quarter.
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Stairs that go nowhere make one structure look like an image by M. C. Escher; angled roofs and slanting facades turn office towers into steel-and-glass origami.
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Black-and-white figures and silhouettes of paper and linen, drawn and collaged, were there slanting their eyes, smirking, and contorting their faces with expressions of passion and pain.
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Starting this morning, all five planets bright enough to see with the naked eye are rising within hours of each other to form a glittering line slanting up from sunrise.
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It is clearly trying to advance a political agenda and has even more of a reputation for slanting its analysis with that in mind than other ideological think tanks do.
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Under slate-colored light slanting from the skylights, the women entered the city pool on Wednesday morning, its oxidized copper ceiling lending a mint-green cast to the water's surface.
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The state's caucuses often come down to the wire, but with the polling picture in flux and the impeachment trial slanting the playing field, this year's contest is especially uncertain.
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Its roof is supported by a single slanting pole to evoke the nomadic history of the Kazakhs, a Turkic ethnic group slowly reasserting its identity after centuries of Russian rule.
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Slanting indicates rising and falling pitches that can detect human voices, according to Spotify Outside of the controlled environment of music, engineers have proposed solutions that broadly fall into two categories.
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Some were merely clean-ups, but the violent and undersized interior lineman is dangerous as a slanting penetrator or looper, and Dallas could be vulnerable with guard Zack Martin (knee) ailing.
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Within minutes, the Sanders campaign had accused the DNC of slanting the rules to help the self-funding billionaire who has refused to campaign in early states or seek individual donations.
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They believed mainstream American journalists were shutting out alternative points of view, that they were "coloring, slanting, selecting and editing the news" in order to tamp down any criticisms of the war.
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Its current Baroque exhibition, curated by Luc Tuymans, puts Caravaggio alongside contemporary art, and a new slanting tower, by Rem Koolhaas, delivers acres of gallery space and the disco of my dreams.
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The Handmaid's Tale You don't see a lot of warm colors on "The Handmaid's Tale," a show in which columns of harsh white light are always slanting into dark and shadowy chambers.
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New York (CNN Business)Kevin Hassett, one of President Donald Trump's top economic advisers, suggested that Goldman Sachs may be slanting its economic research to help Democrats ahead of the midterm elections.
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In "The Adoration," the ragtag group of shepherds stand, sit, and kneel in a downward-slanting line from right to left, in veneration of the Christ Child, cradled by a reclining Mary.
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Somewhere inside one of these houses, he is at work on scenes of domestic intimacy, inviting us inside muted chambers with checkerboard floors, high-back chairs and light slanting through stained-glass windows.
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" Heavily drugged, he managed to write down some of his "craziest illusions": "My right leg stretches, slanting upwards before me, like the side of the hill, the summit of which is my toes.
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Expressing the frustration and confusion that any art observer has experienced at some point or another, phrases like "Wait, what?" and "I don't get it" are printed onto a vinyl banner in slanting handwriting.
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Regardless, it felt too early to go home when the light shone this strongly, slanting across Central Park in the way of late March, early April; plus, the city had already collectively sprung forward.
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Sumptuous in gold and marble, graced by chandeliers and silks, washed with light slanting up from the River Seine, this is where old men thrashed out the Treaty of Versailles after the first world war.
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I drew what he was describing: a window looking out on subtle shapes of trees and bushes, a narrow path obscured by slanting lines of rain, and in the center of the pane, a raindrop.
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Um-Helat is outwardly utopian, too, and Jemisin paints just as vivid a picture: The slanting afternoon sun stretches golden over the city, reflected light sparkling along its mica-flecked walls and laser-faceted embossings.
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What's interesting, though, is that on a team where none of the skill position players besides Jeffery are anything near a dominant force, this team seems to almost be willfully slanting their offense away from him.
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Lines slanting upward draw the eye to a dense blue shape atop the building; this shape could indicate sea or sky, or something else altogether, a piece of atmosphere from a world outside of our own.
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Analysts forecast economic policy will remain largely unchanged under the Law and Justice Party, allowing for the possible slanting of public expenditure towards social benefits and the installation of more dovish policymakers in the central bank.
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On a warm spring evening, under a sideways-slanting sun, a little girl with a Barbie backpack walked into the shelter deep in concentration, trying not to drip chocolate soft serve on her Island School shirt.
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In "Double Barrel" (2018), which is set against a starry, cerulean blue sky, a long red tongue extends out from one of the two joined gunmetal grey tubes again slanting down from the painting's upper left.
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A few condo buildings remain under construction and the entire project has a more modernist feel — with slanting rooflines and lots of glass — than many Alpine-style villages in the Rockies that tend to copy European chalets.
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Based on these features, along with its diminutive body and downward slanting snout, Boessenecker speculates that Inermorostrum was a suction feeding specialist, gobbling up fish, squid, and other soft-bodied creatures from the seafloor much like modern walruses.
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Shetland Islands Journal SANDNESS, Shetland Islands — With gray clouds building and rain slanting in over the Atlantic, Stuart Hill pointed to a small lump of land inhabited by an otter, a few seals and a variety of seabirds.
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Ahn Chan-il, a former North Korean military officer who heads the World Institute for North Korea Studies in Seoul, said Kim's slanting signature was similar to those of his father and grandfather, both former leaders of North Korea.
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BEIJING — New Balance has won a rare legal victory in China in an intellectual property dispute: A court has ordered five shoe manufacturers and sellers to pay the state $0003,000 for using the American shoemaker's signature slanting "N" logo.
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When she opened her eyes she hardly knew where she was at first, saw only the bright bar of sunlight slanting across the shadows from the window, whose blind fitted imperfectly, and felt its alien heat press on her limbs.
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Was it really mere coincidence, the Pozzuolis asked, that Mr. Zarco had availed himself of the exact same design — the one with "Joe's" in a red, slanting script and "PIZZA" in block text set against a solid wash of white?
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Sune Boye Riis was on a bike ride with his youngest son, enjoying the sun slanting over the fields and woodlands near their home north of Copenhagen, when it suddenly occurred to him that something about the experience was amiss.
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Siegel began his film with period photographs, displaying the fatigue and the ruination of the war; Coppola starts with sun rays slanting through moss-hung trees, and the child, with her basket of mushrooms, could be Little Red Riding Hood.
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" Matthew Lusk, who is running unopposed in the Republican primary for a Florida congressional seat and openly embraces QAnon, said in an email that its anonymous creator was a patriot who "brings what the fake news will not touch without slanting.
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On the left side of the courtyard is a modern, glass-fronted cafe with a sharply slanting roof, and across from the courtyard is the foyer, through which visitors can enter the new exhibition galleries (as well as the museum itself).
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As if their bony spines, irregular shapes and gaping mouths did not make them frightening enough, they can stick out the blade and keep it in a locked position, like a ratchet with slanting teeth that allows movement in one direction only.
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"After a few discarded ideas we agreed that the video should have represented a tour in the heart of Lisbon, starting from the ocean, walking past walls of azulejos, bright colors and slanting trams and eventually heading back to the water," explains Kabu.
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You'll know something is amiss in Denmark from the moment you open the book to a haunting watercolor illustration dominated by a dusky, rose-smudged sky, shadowy grasses traversed by a black cat, and a slanting old house with a watchful bird perched on top.
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At PBS, he was the first such monitor, hired after the board of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which directs federal money to public television and radio, accused some stations of exhibiting a liberal bias and slanting their coverage of the Middle East against Israel.
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Sculptures particularly reveal Munari's polymathic approach: The echoes of architecture resound in his abstract geometric sculptures on pedestals from the '20183s and '60s, and a chair from the '80s with a precipitously slanting seat announces itself as an objet d'art rather than a functional one.
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In a surprising dissent backed only by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Sotomayor wrote in detail about one of the biases in the legal system that may let cops get away with excessive use of force — by slanting the system in favor of the police officer.
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As my laboratory and online research has shown, by slanting the information it gives you, Google can influence the decisions you make about small things, like where to travel and what to buy, and also about big things, like whom to vote for and what to believe.
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On the Latin American side are maduros, slanting slabs of ripe plantains gone weak on the stove, bronze with notches of black, shining with their own sweated sugars; and tostones, green plantains fried, smashed flat and fried again, snapping under the teeth and growing chewier a few bites in.
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BEIJING — A Chinese court has ruled that three domestic shoemakers must pay New Balance $1.5 million in damages and legal costs for infringing the American sportswear company's signature slanting "N" logo, in what lawyers said was the largest trademark infringement award ever granted to a foreign business in China.
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"With Justice Gorsuch further slanting the bench toward a conservative ideology, the Supreme Court has failed to serve as a check on Trump, it has failed to protect women, it has failed to block minority voter suppression, it has failed to protect the rights of the LGBTQ community, and it has failed again today," Rep.
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Despite the fact that the proposed Islamic cultural center was not a mosque, nor was it actually at the site of the World Trade Center, Fox News insisted on calling it the Ground Zero mosque as a way of politically slanting its coverage through the tools of fake news: presenting exaggerations and misnomers as truth, offering endless repetition and self-citation, and refusing to issue corrections based on fact.
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The Senators' letter, which you can read here, expresses concern that Sinclair is clearly using its power over local news stations to advance a political agenda at a national level: Sinclair may have violated the FCC's longstanding policy against broadcast licensees deliberately distorting news by staging, slanting, or falsifying information…Multiple news outlets report that Sinclair has been forcing local news anchors to read Sinclair-mandated scripts warning of the dangers of "one-sided news stories plaguing our country," over the protests from local news teams.
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I started out, as he did, "beneath the long, sulking flank of the cathedral" and then descended, cataloging streets and buildings, the smallest details: rue Dufraigne; rue du Faubourg St.-Blaise; place d'Hallencourt, where the "trees stand like brewers"; huge crumbling stone walls; the cemetery "that glitters like jewelry in the last, slanting light"; the central square, Champ de Mars, where the narrator watches cars full of American G. I.s circle, afraid one of them is Anne-Marie's former lover, come to enact revenge on Dean.
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