Still, it's not like she's facing a group of slouches.
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Domestic cozy slouches into the weirdness and simply ignores it.
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Bundled Apple apps like iMovie and GarageBand are no slouches either.
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Another, in a dressing gown, slouches back, luxuriously pensive or bored.
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Those competitors, by the way, are no slouches by any means.
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We were no slouches in that department, thank you very much.
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The boys of Stranger Things are hardly red carpet slouches either.
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The Earth, for example, slouches 23.5 degrees on a tilted axis.
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The three- and four-thread overlock stitches are no slouches either.
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A man in bluejeans, toting a blue plastic bag slouches besides us.
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Then it slouches off, away from the camera and into the darkness.
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A troubled Europe, cast loose from America, slouches toward Ankara to be saved.
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A dirty folded mattress slouches against the wall, like a seated human body.
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As it slouches towards extinction, though, it's certainly going out with a bang.
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"All of the players Rod beat, none of them were slouches," Flink said.
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Awkwafina slouches through this movie like her body is knotty, taut, tightly wound.
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Photo: Cliff Owen (AP)The saga of Jeff Bezos's very public divorce slouches onward.
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The closer Orange Beast slouches, the more I turn to VelKhleb, Tsvetaeva, Akhmatova, Danlil Kharms.
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At six-foot-six, you can see despair take over his body when he slouches.
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Mercury at 0.03 degrees hardly slouches, while Uranus leans on its side at 82.23 degrees.
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Almost four decades later, the opioid epidemic has shown that journalism still slouches toward sensationalism.
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So, Canada Letter readers, how do you feel as this campaign slouches toward its conclusion?
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But his opponents are no slouches either—why did they decide to surface so quickly?
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And Donald Trump, nominated by the Republican National Convention that summer in Cleveland, slouches toward Washington.
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In "Certain Women," a much better movie, she slouches onto the screen with self-effacing diffidence.
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Manhattan is almost like a symbol for the city, though the other boroughs are no slouches.
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At home, she's someone who slouches, flops down, deflates a bit, in the way that you do.
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As America slouches toward the midterms, there is some trepidation over what rough beast will be born.
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Quite the sigh of relief for Argentina, which slouches off for halftime lucky not to be trailing.
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All of which leaves "corruption" as the crux of Trump's ever-imploding defense as he slouches toward impeachment.
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In Taylor's painting, Philando Castile slouches in his seat as officer Jeronimo Yanez points a gun at him.
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Good news ... we're told the Corona Girls will handle ring card duties instead -- and they ain't no slouches!
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Photo: GettyAs cable TV slowly slouches toward the grave, providers are wringing every last dime they can from Americans.
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While Sanders has made big money for a public official, his 2020 Democratic rivals are no slouches either. Sen.
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In the snap, Culkin slouches in his boxers on a couch with a laptop precariously balanced on his knees.
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As you might expect, the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus are no slouches when it comes to graphics-rich gaming.
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Mr. Trump, they said, has noticed how Mr. Tillerson slouches in his presence, particularly when he disagrees with a decision.
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He slouches into view, hunched and defeated, "like a dead man walking slow behind his own coffin," as Josie says.
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Obviously, The Rock is physically the biggest, but Kev and Jack ain't no slouches when it comes to box office numbers.
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The best lack all conviction, the worst are full of passionate intensity, what rough beast slouches — you know how it goes.
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The players are no slouches, but they're not playing at Europe's top clubs for a reason—a fact Lagerbäck does not sugarcoat.
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While The Get Down rockets through the Bronx in the summer of 1493, Donald Glover's Atlanta slouches through the South of today.
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Arnaud's French 75 Bar: Bartender extraordinaire Chris Hannah is the big draw at this bar, though his colleagues are no slouches either.
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Sure, those teammates are no slouches, but additionally, you're already pretty decent at basketball by virtue of being on an NBA roster.
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If one of them slouches, dozes off, or puts their hands on the bench for support, they're told to sit up straight.
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The wool holds at my shoulder, and when I pull it down, it flaps and slouches without feeling the slightest bit insecure.
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As the United States slouches away from its global leadership role, regional powers like Turkey are stepping in to fill the vacuum.
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In a photo shared to Twitter, the actor slouches in his boxers on a couch with a laptop precariously balanced on his lap.
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In a class photo from the time, Yang slouches in the middle of a crowd of mostly white kids in blazers and ties.
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A contributing factor may be that the other cities it borders, which include Sunnyvale, Milpitas and San Jose, are no slouches in tech, either.
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But the Celtics, Wizards, and Raptors are not slouches, and heavy legs on a Cleveland squad full of veterans won't do them any favors.
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Big tech players Amazon and Facebook have rocketed to new records, but smaller names are no slouches when it comes to the tech rally.
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But my generation isn't just a bunch of fiscal slouches, according to Greg McBride, chief financial analyst at the consumer financial services company Bankrate.com.
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All this and more, below:Jeff Bezos Accuses National Enquirer of Using Unpublished Nude Photos as BlackmailThe saga of Jeff Bezos's very public divorce slouches onward.
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Members of Generation X are no slouches either on Valentine's Day spending; the survey found they expect to shell out $268 on their significant other.
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The assembled vocalists were no slouches either, folks like Frank Black of the Pixies, Henry Rollins of Black Flag, and Mike D of the Beastie Boys.
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In one series, "The Traveller" (2006), a simplified human figure, slightly different every time, slouches across 34 brown envelopes addressed to Brătescu's husband from National Geographic.
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He is very, very tall but you only saw him sitting and he slouches so you thought he was a normal-size person for a while.
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Bili, meanwhile, slouches through the film, increasingly cognizant of the losses that have defined her life, nearly swayed by the prospect of moving back to China.
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In the Stranger Things season 2 trailer, we can see a glimpse of Max, looking either sullen or uneasy as she slouches in her desk at school.
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Dressed in a Naruto t-shirt and a hat emblazoned with the phrase "lone wolf," Ne-Yo slouches over in a chair inside a Holberton School classroom.
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When I was in high school in the late Eighties, word on the street was that the guys in Led Zeppelin were players, but Sabbath were slouches.
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Three years on, she has devolved from a proud matron into a slattern who slouches in and out of her house in a slip, scandalizing the neighborhood.
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The playwrights aren't slouches either: Halley Feiffer's "Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow Moscow," adapted from Chekhov's "Three Sisters," is one of several world premieres planned at Williamstown.
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Installed in the Nathan Manilow Sculpture Park south of Chicago, "Paul" slouches forlornly, dragging his axe in the dirt, his wrinkled face worn from the burden of manifest destiny.
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Although it seems unlikely that he'll ever be part of another contender, it seems just as unlikely that he'll ever be a slouch on a squad full of slouches.
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But as Beth keeps uncovering awful secrets about where she came from, "The Collapse of Nature" lets Maslany fully inhabit yet another clone character as she slouches into Beth's personality.
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The Jets are no slouches in the scoring department either, as they sit tied for third overall with Toronto with 129 goals behind Tampa Bay (139) and the Islanders (135).
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Horrified at this realization, the robot slouches downward and lets out an "Oh my god" that could make anyone stuck at a soulless job break down and cry in sympathy.
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On Ichiro's first day back from prison, he slouches along Seattle's Jackson Street, past the pool halls and movie houses and taverns, the gambling and prostitution dens run by the Chinese.
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Mr. Harrelson has been reeling off five or six movies a year, while fellow marquee stars like Brad Pitt and Robert Downey Jr., no slouches, are good for maybe a couple.
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She also painted men as sex symbols: the writer Derek Marlowe looking sultry as he slouches over a cigarette; the actor Jean-Paul Belmondo festooned with hearts and a giant flower.
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I bolt in and nearly kneecap myself on the edge of a low wooden card table, behind which slouches the hard-eyed bathroom attendant in a ratty blue sweater, reading a newspaper.
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Rock on Tupac's getting all of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction buzz, but the other inductees -- Joan Baez, Journey, Pearl Jam, Yes and Electric Light Orchestra -- aren't exactly slouches either.
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In "Overnight Mission, Michigan Avenue, Westside, Detroit" (2016), a male figure in coveralls slouches, head hunched over arms propped on knees, on a bench outside the closed New Life Rescue Mission in Corktown.
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And no, I don't mean the subjects of this data-heavy musical, the beauty-industry magnates Elizabeth Arden and Helena Rubinstein, though they were certainly no slouches in the art of the deal.
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As the election slouches to an end nearly every voter at his campaign events wears some sort of Trump hat or paraphernalia, and there is a sort of chin-jutting pride to their gatherings.
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Keira Naughton makes the most of her small role as Ulcie, a pal of Bea and Higgy's who slurs and slouches her way through the festivities, ever under the influence of some illicit substance.
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While they wont to have the kind of track performance that Audi's teasing with the Vision Gran Tursimo version, they won't be slouches either, based on the concepts Audi already made for each one.
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Miley is busy coaching her team of aspiring pop stars on The Voice, and Billy Ray is promoting a new country album, Thin Line, but the other members of the Cyrus clan are no slouches.
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And the film is full of marvelous small details, like the way Leo's smiley-face shirt contorts into a scowl when he slouches, or the way his shape wavers fluidly when he passes through physical items.
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But as much as it incorporates everyday movement — running, skipping — it's also loaded with detail and with awkward juxtapositions, like tapping one toe in a semicircle, from front to back, as the torso slouches and straightens.
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And as she drops the character voice she's been doing, Sabina's posture slides and slouches into a stance that's a little more relaxed, a little more bro-y than anything we'd normally expect from the ditz.
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Those against are no slouches: Ralph Cavanagh, senior attorney and co-director of the energy program at Natural Resources Defense Council and Daniel Kammen, director of the Renewable & Appropriate Energy Laboratory at the University of California, Berkeley.
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There, Georgette, fresh from dancing on the table, offers "a toast to love and freedom," but, as the party slouches into sloppily cavalier blunders, the comedy veers toward tragedy, which Lubitsch sketches with a bittersweet Mozartean lyricism.
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We saw a mixture of Popular Front-style determination to defeat Trump and the realization that, as the Republican Party slouches toward insanity, the primary content of political life will increasingly be the debates within the Democratic Party.
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The stars brought it in a big way on the red carpet, stepping out in one gown after another that was worthy of a spot on our best dressed list (and the guys were no slouches in the style department, either).
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Naz's dim-bulb friend/Adderall customer slouches his way through testimony, painting the defendant as a drug dealer, and gets admonished by the DA (Jeannie Berlin, who owns these scenes with her impish charm) for being a shitty business student.
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Second, it has left the Kremlin perplexed as to how it can move forward in its relations with Washington, especially as Russia slouches toward a presidential election campaign in March 2018, although Mr. Putin has not yet officially declared his candidacy for a fourth term.
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Those against were no slouches: Ralph Cavanagh, senior attorney and co-director of the energy program at Natural Resources Defense Council, and Daniel Kammen, the director of the Renewable & Appropriate Energy Laboratory at the University of California, Berkeley (who is also deeply involved in assessing nuclear technologies).
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There is something in the way Tope uses his lips and eyes as Kevin in the second season of American Vandal; something in the goofy, confident ease with which Gregg moves through a scene as DeMarcus; in the deep-voiced slowness of how Tatro slouches around as Dylan.
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If the baby slouches down or to the side in the seat, the American Academy of Pediatrics suggests placing a tightly rolled receiving blanket on both sides of the baby, or using the newborn insert made for that car seat brand -- do not mix or match with other manufacturers.
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The victory lends credence to the narrative of Sanders's campaign: He can overcome the long odds if voters in the upcoming primaries can be convinced he has a legitimate chance to beat Clinton, and go on to defeat whatever rough beast slouches out of the Republican National Convention in July.
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Yet, almost astonishingly, the slight, pockmarked figure who slouches into his chair in the federal courtroom in Charleston—his face averted from the relatives of his victims—is, by his own admission, the man who killed nine people at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church on June 17th last year.
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And so while Lila and Ted dance off to pursue stardom, Jim slouches toward Connecticut, where he soon finds himself struggling to keep afloat, despite the maternal ministrations of an essentially new character, Louise (a wry Megan Lawrence), who knows her way around a hoe and also sprays the stage with Thelma Ritter-type wisecracks.
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The dinner menu at Noods is a collection of greatest hits from the family's previous Brooklyn menus: guay tiao num tok, the Thai boat noodle soup whose pork blood-fortified broth tastes like what you'd get if you infused a pig with star anise; a plate of pork knuckle, each piece simmered until it slouches.
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She feels at home in Kelly green cardigans trimmed in cotton-candy pink, tennis skirts and stylized Mario Buatta chintz; likes a road trip to Nantucket, complete with sailor pants and sailboat prints; and slouches toward Montecito in the evening in empire-waisted paisley maxidresses, the better to have a martini as the sun sets on the Pacific.
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It's December at the dog-end of the last century and Liam slouches on a sofa in a Santa Monica hotel, curling his bottom lip and affecting disinterest.
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As the tape describes the tell of a confident player (sitting back, relaxed shoulders), Gerry slouches as an American flag can be seen reflected upside down in the windshield.
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A screenshot from the video, with Azalea in a red sari and bindi inspired by the Bollywood disco era. The video opens with a bird's-eye view of Mumbai, with Azalea's name and "Bounce" in large yellow text. Scenes with local residents include a young Indian boy and children playing cricket. Azalea, in a gold bodysuit and Indian inspired clothing, slouches atop an Indian elephant.
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Typically, the top of the hat slouches to one side, and rests above the wearer's ear. It is said by some that slouching the hat right signifies unmarried man and left side indicate a married man. It is commonly worn with the Yoruba formal attire, Agbada (equally made with Aso Oke, lace or cotton) or brocade dashiki suits. Many men wear a bowler hat with the lace dashiki suit.
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In episode 1, he declares Kohana as his rival due to their families' history, but as the story progresses, his feelings change. ; : :An aloof calligrapher who goes his own way. He is a second year student who slouches, rarely talks, and is a genius in his own world. He is usually indifferent towards other people and the finer details, but once he becomes interested in something, he will become completely absorbed in it.
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In fact, Jill and Mal have sometime swapped bodies, and the act ends as they make this discovery. At the start of Act Two, Mal and Jill hastily agree not to tell anyone what has happened and to act out each other's lives as normal. Sam notices something is strange – Jill (in Mal's body) daintily and meticulously cleans the kitchen surface, whilst Mal (in Jill's body) slouches and wears the most ghastly choice of clothes but ignores it. Jill goes to work and, to Dean's astonishment, sets to work cleaning the furniture in the shop.
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Jazz Music Archives describes the album as "a fresh reinvention of an old jazz theme - chill grooves fortified with killer musicianship make for great listening. In 1995, it was the presence of Fred Wesley of James Brown fame that lent name credibility to this project." They floss their old-school knowledge with dope versions of Rusty Bryant's classic "Fire Eater," Leon Spencer's "Miss Riverside," and Kool & The Gang's "Let The Music Take Your Mind," inspired by Grant Green's cover of the same cut. They are no slouches with the pen, as the orginals are as dope, if not doper, than the covers.
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Through painting and the hybridization of art and craft she has introduced a dialogue with the past that has enlivened the contemporary world art scene. Her ceramic sculptures include monumental candelabras heavy with historical references suggesting the weight of ceramic styles on chaotic post-modern lighting and living. Her totems reference Greek Caryatids carried into a present rethinking of the weight women bear today.A large monstrous 9-foot tall piece, She-Wolf (2018), evokes Yeats’, The Second Coming with its ending …” And what rough beast, its hour come round at last, Slouches towards Bethlehem to be born?” The Caryatid works “exemplify this penchant for hybridity, each one encapsulating several oppositions between masculine and feminine, playful and serious, contemporary and ancient, high culture and low”(Fullerton).
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This number does not include a fleet of uninhabited planets converted into mobile, armored weapons (also explicitly mentioned) and a huge, planet sized, antimatter WMD called a "Negasphere". This number is in keeping with the fact that, later in the series, Boskone (the great enemy of Civilization) mustered fleets of warships and mobile worlds of comparable size to be sent through the "hundreds of thousands" of hyperspatial tubes they'd opened to attack Arisia and Earth directly. It is possible then that at that one battle Boskone possessed millions or even tens of millions of ships equal in size and power to super-maulers, thus explaining Civilization's need for such astonishingly vast standing armed forces. The Patrol's ground forces, while receiving less attention than the fleet, were no slouches either.
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However, the cause of height loss in both situations is a little different even though the impact is similar. In the first scenario, it can be due to a genetic condition, trauma to the spine, pregnancy in women, increased abdominal fat or a sedentary lifestyle (sitting too much causes muscle imbalances and is the most common reason for this issue) and in the second scenario, the estrogen weakens the muscles in the area. Merely slouching doesn't cause height loss even though it may make a person look shorter, slouching may lead to perceived height loss whereas lumbar hyperlordosis leads to actual and measured height loss. To make it easier to understand the difference, if a person loses a vertebra (which is around 2 inches or 5 centimeters in height) in his or her spine, it doesn't matter if he or she slouches or not, he or she will be shorter regardless of his or her posture.
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