Sincerely, Smothered Dear Smothered, When I was a freshman in college I was friends with a group of girls.
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" The middle Gallagher child shoots back, "Or get smothered.
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Doo-Dah's smothered breakfast burrito is "stuffed full of scrambled eggs, Doo-Dah chorizo, diced potatoes and cheddar cheese, then smothered with green chili sauce and melted cheddar cheese," according to its website.
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So at least it won't get smothered in some committee.
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Pretty much anything is good fried and smothered in mayo.
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I was offered popcorn smothered in butter and nutritional yeast.
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In fact, the boys say she "smothered" them with love.
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The sun is smothered by smoke and everything turns red.
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The judiciary is smothered by a backlog of 2m cases.
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Police evidence indicates that they were both smothered with pillows.
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Police evidence allegedly suggests the girls were smothered with pillows.
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The back seat was smothered by a bag of volleyballs.
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Alas, the moment is smothered in paraphrase and incidental detail.
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Ah, we'll just eat them anyways smothered in nut butter!
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Not to mention the two bookshelves, also smothered with books.
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In my relaxation time I absolutely feel smothered with guilt.
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And it has smothered what remains of the political opposition.
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He took Celeste's favorite blanket and smothered her, Lambert said.
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Smothered in hot sauce, accompanied by green tea and water.
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Smothered by Daenerys after magic failed to treat an infected wound.
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Humanity recedes into the distance, smaller than mountains, smothered by clouds.
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Louisiana, farms despoiled by fracking in Pennsylvania, and rivers smothered by
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They were thin, crispy, and smothered in herbs and minced garlic.
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However, Sunday's episode showed she was smothered to death by Dante.
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The heat wave that smothered the country finally broke on Monday.
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It was like being smothered slowly, over and over and over.
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Alternatively, a parent may have smothered them with too much attention.
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The Red Raiders smothered Michigan State 269-258 in Saturday's national semifinal.
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That's beautifulâ€"hi, love," he said before being smothered by dog kisses.
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My overwhelming desire to be a good writer smothered my real voice.
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Here, they feel welcome, swaddled or smothered in a powerful group identity.
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Hall spent the entirety of the first round being smothered by Mousasi.
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He also smothered their daughters Bella, 4, and 3-year-old Celeste.
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Juarez told police he smothered Anjelica with a pillow while raping her.
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The stress of waiting to return to the game nearly smothered him.
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It'd be like getting smothered to death by a horde of kindergarteners.
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They're topped with poached eggs and smothered in a gooey Gouda sauce.
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Olive is smothered yet sympathetic as she struggles to make Willow happy.
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Who once dressed in footed pajamas, who once was smothered in kisses.
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People adore this iconic treat: a sweet, blueberry biscuit smothered in frosting.
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He was smothered with a pillow in a hospital bed by Leland Palmer.
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At this time of year, the sky is always smothered in thick clouds.
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"I would feel smothered, I think, if she was here," she told PEOPLE.
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They're designed to be breathable so that you feel swaddled but not smothered.
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"She fought back for her life as her father smothered her," he said.
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NASA satellite imagery showed large swathes of India's northern plains smothered by haze.
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Elijah recalled the fun of making English muffins together, smothered in blueberry jam.
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Fires at opposite ends of California have smothered the Golden State in smoke.
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The post-mortem revealed the girl had been tortured, raped, strangled and smothered.
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It's impossible to call what he is smothered by more: panic or excitement.
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Gallagher also strangled and smothered her with a pillow and a garbage bag.
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Spice up your Thursday with this tofu smothered in hot chipotle barbecue sauce.
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For now, opposition in China to the constitutional changes has mostly been smothered.
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They smothered the Cowboys' offense and then ran their defense into the ground.
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When I felt like coughing, I smothered the urge by biting my tongue.
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Attentive and warm service makes you feel well looked-after but never smothered.
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Reimer did bobble the puck, but quickly smothered the puck to stop play.
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Instead, agile and innovative companies are smothered by the weight of government "innovation".
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The houses are small and smothered in dust; the villagers thin and poor.
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The Kansas City defense smothered the Raiders and quarterback Derek Carr throughout the game.
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Nearby areas were smothered in 363 feet (about 100 meters) of pyroclastic flow deposits.
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Rivera, unable to determine if Rodriguez was dead, smothered her, the court filings allege.
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International McD's have had the smothered fries on the menu for a while now.
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There's a generous amount of tender chicken smothered in mayonnaise with walnuts and craisins.
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Her two daughters, Bella, 4, and 3-year-old Celeste, were smothered to death.
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Eventually, as night fell, the storm caught up to him and smothered his truck.
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In 1952, a thick, greenish-yellow fog smothered London, halting traffic and daily life.
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At the sentencing, prosecutors said Chris strangled Shanann by hand and smothered his daughters.
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In the third, he denied Dmitry Orlov on a rush and smothered the puck.
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The Tigers smothered Davidson's backcourt of Jon Axel Gudmundsson and Kellan Grady last week.
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Or make a big bowl of oyster dressing and serve it with smothered chicken.
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Then he smothered both girls and dumped their bodies in two large oil tanks.
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My former seat was smothered with coffee grinds to mask the smell of vomit.
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Here's Craig Claiborne's 1983 recipe for smothered chicken, one of my favorite midwinter meals.
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I couldn't get beyond the sour tangerine, it just smothered all the other flavours.
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The Seminoles' defense smothered Detroit with 11 steals and six blocks in the win.
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He smothered the economy and therefore severely limited its ability to recover and grow.
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For a Thursday night meal, would you consider making Moroccan chicken, smothered in olives?
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It's not an American summer feast if there aren't starchy things smothered in mayonnaise.
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Right winger Vladimir Tarasenko put a shot low that Varlamov smothered near the goal line.
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Austin's Plucker's, with its 23 sauces and queso-smothered waffle fries, remains a personal favorite.
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However, officials whistled the play dead when Budaj smothered the puck with his leg pad.
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He smothered Bella and Celeste and hid all three bodies at an oil work site.
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We've dipped espresso meringues into rich melted chocolate, and smothered chocolate cake with coffee frosting.
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For what it's worth, the flames show no sign of being smothered any time soon.
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The statement from the Fed smothered a small rally in stocks earlier in the day.
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This would be okay if the movie didn't keep its cards smothered to its chest.
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Arab nationalism was largely smothered when Iraq's former ruling Baath party was banned in 2003.
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According to authorities, van der Sloot choked, beat and smothered Ramirez in a drunken rage.
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He feels smothered, boxed in, and a little bit guilty for not wanting to reciprocate.
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And as they have done time and time again, the Cavaliers methodically smothered their opponent.
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In boxing, when both hands are smothered there isn't much else a fighter can do.
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"(The father) smothered him with a piece of clothing that was in the car," Det.
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Told his story was unbelievable, he said he had smothered her with a throw pillow.
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My pre-visit cram session had smothered any chance of being inspired by Manganiello's work.
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Khal Drogo: Smothered with a pillow by Daenerys while in a magically induced vegetative state.
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"The man seated to my right smothered his daughters," Mr. Rourke said in the courtroom.
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Penn was knocked down in the fight but eventually got up and smothered the man.
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Their defense smothered the Cowboys with ease but looked porous against Seattle and Tampa Bay.
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But even smothered in cheese, grilled onions, and Thousand Island dressing, these fries were nasty.
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For much of the summer, a fog of soot has smothered Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra.
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Charles serves smothered pork chops, oxtail and barbecue, but most people go for the chicken.
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Later that night, around a dinner of smothered pork chops and fried chicken and waffles, Mrs.
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BEST: "Hacksaw Ridge" actress Teresa Palmer chose an off-the-shoulder dress smothered in giant sequins.
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Jon and Daenerys' budding relationship might be smothered, depending on whether either is squeamish about incest.
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A swift, panicky battering with my gloved hands smothered the flames before any damage was done.
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Naked or smothered in sauce, these potatoes managed to disgust no matter how I ate them.
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He then put a rag in Hinton's mouth and smothered him to death, court papers said.
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But where once Mr Slim's economic power smothered Mexico, Mr López Obrador's political power does now.
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England's greatness and glory, the story went, was being smothered by rules from the European Union.
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Let's curl up with a lovely vat of tender macaroni smothered in three melty, gooey cheeses.
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One Asian seaweed brought to Hawaii has smothered some coral reefs by out-competing local plants.
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She serves the fruit multiple ways; smothered in BBQ sauce, jerk seasoning, curry, or vindaloo-style.
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After all, what kind of world is a world without cheap, breaded, tartar-sauce-smothered cod?
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New on the McDonald's menu in Japan is the McChoco Potato -- French fries smothered in chocolate.
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I just want to be smothered during sex, squished like I'm a crab under a rock.
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Police said they believe Tsygankova smothered her two daughters with a pillow and then attempted suicide.
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But what about Alexander Smalls's recipe for smothered shrimp in crab-meat gravy, on grits, instead?
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As a child of the repetitively displaced, I was perhaps a natural target for smothered memory.
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He also noted the chicken Creole, which is smothered down with okra, tomatoes, peppers, and garlic.
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A pizza smothered in bacon might taste delicious, but it's probably not good for our diet.
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After the biscuits are smothered in the chorizo gravy, they're topped with cilantro and cotija cheese.
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"Many people like the idea of restrained/smothered or in some cases even absorbed," she said.
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The pick-and-roll gets smothered and you have to swing the ball to a shooter?
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And I was a little overwhelmed, kind of smothered by all the cameras following me around.
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That night in 1973, I might have accompanied that smothered chicken with a very strong drink.
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High above the court, he reached his family and friends, who then smothered him with hugs.
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He grabbed an extinguisher from his vehicle, scaled the chain-link fence and smothered the flames.
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More importantly, he appears to have smothered enough Vegemite on his toast to tar a highway.
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The ingenuity is still there, and the craft, but smothered in hokeyness, settling for something rote.
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Anyway, they're good, particularly when completely smothered with all the fixings offered at the toppings bar.
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We dug into plates of fried fish and grilled clams smothered in a thick garlic sauce.
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China and Australia have had smothered fries, too, with flavors ranging from Italian to salsa and guacamole.
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About their bedroom walls, which were smothered in their posters ripped from the NME or Smash Hits.
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It's the meteorological equivalent of getting smothered in Tribbles, or attacked by the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man.
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I smothered the formula all over my face to make myself look tanner than I actually was.
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Peanut butter and jelly smothered between slices of white bread is a popular childhood memory for many.
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The "Pig Champion" is a burger smothered with a Champagne hollandaise, Canadian bacon, and a fried egg.
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Black smoke smothered Dubai's sky on Sunday after a fire broke out near the world's tallest building.
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Whether that means he smothered the thing somehow or actually choked it to death, no one knows.
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Nixon was polished, smothered in makeup and made to deliver tough-minded orations in a soft voice.
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I saw people with red paint smothered over their whole face, wielding tomahawks, and wearing fake headdresses.
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When he returned upstairs, he said, he found she had smothered or strangled their daughters to death.
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Of course, there was turmoil behind their facades, their lives riddled with violence and smothered in claustrophobia.
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After about 20 minutes on the fire the cabbage is chopped, then smothered with a Caesar dressing.
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Frank's message, which the review smothered, is that the current leadership of the Democrats is the problem.
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The patty is then topped with tangy ketchup, diced onions, and then smothered in crunchy shoestring potatoes.
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Subsisting on Tazo organic chai and McVities chocolate-covered digestive biscuits, my diet was smothered in irony.
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After the interview, we bought Mexican corn smothered in mayonnaise and cotija cheese from a street vendor.
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In a place like Oxford, redolent with history, how can so much history be smothered and lost?
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She has burned and smothered and strangled and flayed her child's future, because all of us have.
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You can ask for any item "animal style", which means "smothered in grilled onions and special sauce".
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Shelvin Mack's 219-point jumper made it 69-54 as the Grizzlies defense smothered the Minnesota offense.
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Seafood paella, smothered pork chops, pumpkin coconut curry and Asian chopped salad, to name just a few.
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Cons: They were also more likely to dream about being smothered, locked up, or unable to move.
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Head down, smothered in a baggy green jumpsuit, he could be man or woman, child or adult.
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Mr. Arun said he had seen turtles and crabs "smothered by oil" on the shore near Chennai.
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Women who have come forward to say that he punched and choked and smothered and silenced them.
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We stand by the "starches smothered in mayonnaise" requirement, so pick your poison—potatoes or elbow macaroni.
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Rask smothered three loose pucks that hung around the net as part of seven first-period stops.
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Billy is all seeing, all knowing, a deity in white satin, his message smothered in 80s reverb.
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The report claimed he had smothered her with a pillow and damaged her car during a drunken altercation.
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The new Dracarys Burger is, naturally, smothered in a spicy sauce, with bacon and zesty Monterey Jack cheese.
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Why not include a few examples of these innovative services that the FCC has smothered in the cradle?
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With prolonged or repeated bleaching, coral begin to die, eventually turning to rubble or becoming smothered by plants.
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And it smothered what little democracy was left, giving the authorities a legitimate opportunity to consolidate their power.
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They separated after a year of living together because Wilder felt smothered by Radner's need for his attention.
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For main courses, customers can choose from her smothered chicken, fried chicken, country-fried steak, or bacon meatloaf.
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In the beginning weeks and months of the Trump administration, whole immigrant communities have been smothered in panic.
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I start the day with liquids, but after the morning news, I eat pancakes smothered in maple syrup!
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It tastes like a drip smothered in the cheesy Mexican dip, with a spicy kick at the end.
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I opt for some eggs smothered in cheese, home fries, and sausage from the cafeteria in our building.
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We were told he suffered petechial hemorrhaging ... which occurs when someone hangs himself or is strangled or smothered.
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Instead of going to IKEA for those Swedish meatballs smothered in lingonberry sauce, let IKEA come to you.
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Justin Broadrick - "Enlightenment"Skinny Puppy - "Smothered Hope"Whitehouse - "Dans"Unknown Artist - Discharge "The Nightmare Continues" 8-bit cover
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The Magic, who were smothered down the stretch, made only 235 of 21 shots in the fourth quarter.
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I felt small and very helpless weeks ago, when smoke from a surfeit of Canadian wildfires smothered Seattle.
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Their enchiladas were a perfectly blend of cheese and chicken smothered (not soaked) in a savory red sauce.
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Less than two minutes later, he smothered the puck with a slew of players piled near the crease.
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I'm very picky about SPF as it must work under makeup and can't leave my skin feeling smothered.
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Markstrom made a skate save on Carolina's Brett Pesce, then Mrazek smothered a shot by Vancouver's Jake Virtanen.
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NEW MEXICO: Big D's Downtown Dive serves "monster fries" smothered in green chile sauce, cheese, bacon, and sauce.
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By the end of Breen's first year, the freewheeling sexual atmosphere of the cinema had been effectively smothered.
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Lady Gaga, you see, has stepped out at the MTV Video Music Awards artfully smothered in raw beef.
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Whatever fun there was to be had with cryptocurrencies, it seems, has been smothered by wads of cash.
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Regulars at Alameda Burrito swear by the chorizo breakfast burrito and the smothered chicharrón breakfast burrito pictured above.
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His menu is loaded with cast-iron cornbread, fatback-fried Silver Queen corn and catfish smothered in tomato gravy.
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Hot dog smothered in famous Skyline chili with hints of cinnamon and chocolate, chopped onions and shredded cheddar cheese.
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Rent a lane, drink some beers, and order the legendary cheese enchiladas, smothered in Dart's special chili and onions.
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The Blue Jackets smothered the home squad at every opportunity in a dominant 219-2 victory over the Jets.
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Before burying Shanann in a shallow grave, Watts said he smothered Celeste in the backseat, right next to Bella.
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Fortunately for us, that road was paved less with good intentions than the desire to rekindle a smothered flame.
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The action unfolds in a series of brief chapters that are smothered with promises of the kingpin's eventual comeuppance.
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Like many U.S. forests, California's woodlands are notoriously overgrown, as decades-old forest mismanagement has smothered nearly all wildfires.
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Venus clashes with rebel planet Uranus at 3:00 PM—we won't stand for feeling smothered at this time!
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The season 12 star welcomed a new puppy; an adorable cuddly pup that will surely be smothered with love.
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On bad days, I sit down on my cushion and feel smothered and overwhelmed by a barrage of thoughts.
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Gruesome disposal of bodies Prosecutors have revealed horrific details of how Watts killed his wife and smothered their daughters.
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Smothered in options like a panoramic glass roof and upgraded wheels, my S model tester closed in on $71,000.
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But these valuable voices are being smothered in an ugly surge of anti-migrant, xenophobic shouting born of fear.
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Commercial: The McDonald's family-size pepperoni pizza, smothered in cheese and pepperonis, for only $22018 or two for $10.
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"They smothered us," said Ash, who spent the previous two seasons as a co-defensive coordinator for the Buckeyes.
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A few minutes later, the shellfish are back again, split open and smothered in a bright, delicately spicy sofrito.
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Chicago smothered the mighty Rams last week, with the team's defense making Jared Goff and Todd Gurley simply disappear.
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Sweden has probed the German end just once, but a collapsing defense smothered the chance before it became anything.
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The cause of Fontaine's death was not determined, but prosecutor Jim Ross argued that someone smothered or drowned her.
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And on Friday, my choice: let's all make like the master, and cook Craig Claiborne's recipe for smothered chicken.
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Also, this is a good time of the year to cook smothered pork chops for a late-weeknight win.
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I instead sampled above-average chicken enchiladas smothered in Oaxacan mole and sprinkled with fresh white cheese at Lucy's.
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The Cavaliers lead the country with 51.8 points allowed a game this season, and they smothered the Tigers early.
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She would be naming a place for perpetuity — or, at least, until it gets smothered in a new lava flow.
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Seddiqi, who was 18 when the Taliban seized Kabul in 1996, knows all too well how ambition can be smothered.
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If you have, you probably noticed that it was incredibly delicious, but soaked with oil and smothered with heavy toppings.
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The frozen, shaved milk is topped with ice cream and sweetened condensed milk, then smothered in all kinds of goodies.
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From the first variation, he smothered the gorgeous tune in filigree, apparently harking back to those pianistic showpieces of yore.
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NASA astronaut Scott Kelly took this photo from the International Space Station, before an epic blizzard smothered the East Coast.
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But if you're looking for a hero, look no further than Joey Porter who absolutely smothered the flame, without flinching.
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In general, steer clear of anything smothered, supreme, wrapped in a Dorito, or XXL-sized and you'll be just fine!
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Streisand tweeted Saturday evening that she eats pancakes "smothered in maple syrup" after reading Trump-related news in the morning.
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Though a few supporters did chime in with tales of their own pizzas smothered in rubbery canned noodles and toppings.
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They smothered otherwise simple songs in studio flourishes, brightening them into pop confections without removing the soul at their core.
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It's just a straight-up roasted chicken smothered in a bright, tangy herb sauce, which gives it its Seussian color.
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While there I gorged myself on a plate of smothered chicken, candied yams, collard greens with ham and neck bones.
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But "Morgan" clings so closely to the stone-faced Lee that any chance of merriment or wit is effectively smothered.
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Burger King's version comes with a heaping pile of fries, smothered with cheese curds, piping hot gravy, and crispy bacon.
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Smothered in sour cream, pickles, and tomato, it turns New York's best pita into one of New York's best burgers.
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CNN affiliate WICU shared this photo on its Facebook page from meteorologist David Wolter showing vehicles smothered by the snow.
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Chances are, you're craving comfort food or something indulgent, such as a smothered burrito or a hash brown-filled Crunchwrap.
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Washington allowed a touchdown on the game's opening drive, then smothered the Ravens (3-2) the rest of the way.
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Alternatively, because maybe you don't eat pork or aren't interested in smothered pork, you could make orange chicken with vegetables.
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I could see following the teachings of the great chef Alexander Smalls, and making smothered shrimp in crab-meat gravy.
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Many such projects are simply scrapped altogether after being smothered for years under a mountain of red tape and litigation.
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If a child feels like they are being smothered or that they aren't trusted, they will push their parent away.
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Upon arriving at the course, the girls climbed out of the car and smothered their father with good-luck kisses.
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He smothered a loose puck in the crease, stopped Gabriel Landeskog in close and similarly denied Avalanche forward Mikko Rantanen.
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Although the fire smothered itself before firefighters arrived, the oven was not fit to use, according to CNN affiliate WCAX.
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Guggenheim was given the room where, in 1979, a Communist leader was said to have been smothered in his bed.
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"He seemed real personable, very mild-mannered," Rael recalled over a smothered burrito lunch on a recent weekday in Questa.
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A deep-fried pork chop is smothered in a sweet-sticky soy-based sauce and layered on slippery rice cakes.
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Next, a mellow meal featuring medicated matzo ball soup, beef brisket, noodle kugel, and roasted vegetables smothered with cannabis schmaltz gravy.
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The refugees in the boat-chambers, it has been argued, died from asphyxiation after the concrete-like ash smothered the shelters.
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Everything else is strictly texting, and I never feel smothered by my wife's texts during the course of any given workday.
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Cubicles look like 3-D Pinterest boards: smothered in Vogue cuts, pictures of Katy Perry from Entertainment Weekly, and fabric swatches.
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On August 13, Bella was smothered to death by her father, Chris Watts, 33, who also killed Celeste and Shanann, 34.
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Police believe that a 47-year-old Dallas man is a serial killer who has smothered at least twelve elderly women.
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The bodies of the two girls, who'd been smothered with Watts' bare hands, were found nearby in drums containing crude oil.
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Rare is the American who has not slurped Kool-Aid or downed an Oscar Mayer hot dog smothered in Heinz Ketchup.
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She said both the children chose to "go to heaven," but they fought her "a little bit" as she smothered them.
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A massive dust storm, known as a haboob, smothered the road and surrounding region in a thick cloud of desert dust.
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A grandmother smothered him with "horrible unforgettable boundary-less love"; Catholicism imbued a spirit of rebellion and the ghost of faith.
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Maybe that means something outside the box and not particularly Thai, like a grilled rib-eye smothered in housemade XO sauce.
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What he loved even more than the amp's loudness: if he dimed the volume, it smothered his guitar notes in fuzz.
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He dropped to one knee, smothered the ball on a backhand, rose, and whipped a throw to second for the force.
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They come smothered in such Danish-style trappings as onions, raw and fried; rémoulade; slaw; pickles; horseradish; crispy shallots; and ketchup.
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Ottolenghi picked him up and smothered him with kisses, before Wigley's three children burst downstairs to take Max to the garden.
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McDonald's announced on Thursday that the barbecue-smothered sandwich is making a comeback at over 9,000 stores in the United States.
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Despite being the city being smothered in zero-degree weather and the office being closed, hundreds showed up to the event.
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When smothered in chow chow, this dish is carnivore nirvana in its home state of Louisiana—and now in your kitchen.
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Earlier this month, hotels in the north reported cancellations as wildfires caused by dry conditions smothered nine provinces with toxic air.
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Eating vanilla ice cream smothered in chocolate chips, smashed beautifully between two chocolate chip cookies is an experience like no other.
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How we all got to be here, lying on the floor of our brand new habitation buildings, smothered by tiny robots.
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What you see of Nicky is that he was beaten down by the war, smothered in blood the way I was.
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He skated in on Lehner, who stopped his backhand try and then smothered the loose puck in front of the net.
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Wildfires in Idaho, Utah, Oregon, Washington and other Western states have smothered parts of the West in smoky, ashy air. Gov.
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As the Uruguayan players swarmed and smothered Giminez, Salah stared into the near distance, then dropped his chin to his chest.
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If your nights are cool enough, a platter of smothered pork chops would be a stellar thing to make, and eat.
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Have you heard about the Very Good Salmon, smothered in a tangy dressing made from whole lemons, diced shallot and herbs?
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Yams, cut in chunks, were soft pillows sweetened with agave; the mac and cheese was smothered in a creamy cashew sauce.
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After being questioned overnight, he confessed on videotape to having smothered the child with a pillow while trying to rape her.
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A century ago, cars themselves smothered everything to do with stables and coach-making but created jobs for drivers and mechanics.
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Rising seas, subsidence and erosion have seen 98% of the surface of Isle de Jean Charles smothered by water since 1950.
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In a gruesome practice, if a woman prisoner gives birth, the infant is smothered to death or its skull is crushed.
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The pine tree by the front door is smothered in a cotton spider web my husband and children stretched across it.
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Wicht was beaten and strangled and the boy was smothered to death, Simi Valley police said in a statement on Monday.
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Think somewhere between a vegified version of General Tso's chicken and Korean ddeokbokki, those rice cakes smothered in sweet chili sauce.
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The patty is topped with a slice of American cheese, smothered with their signature "ShackSauce" and sandwiched between a toasted potato bun.
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It was smothered in what he described as a "sea" of muck that came crashing into homes, inundating people, pets and wildlife.
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What Elizabeth wants to do is to see Mary dispatched by her jailer by being smothered or somehow killed in the night.
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I make whole wheat pancakes and M. makes coffee, and we eat the pancakes smothered in peanut butter, vanilla Siggi's, and syrup.
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Succinct, surprising, and smothered in an echoing, faceless horror, the record was lauded for its damaged take on psychedelia and extreme metal.
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The Los Angeles Times reports that Aramazd was smothered by his father in the backseat of his dad's car, according to authorities.
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Later in the first period, Rinne made a quick lateral move to the left post and smothered a wrister from Patrik Laine.
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He smothered the bohemian creative heartbeat of New York City, trading it for luxury housing by giving luxury developers huge tax incentives.
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Even devotees of the United Nations are wary that the SDGs could be smothered by the behemoth that is the UN system.
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It was smothered in what he described as a "sea" of muck that came crashing into homes, inundating people, pets, and wildlife.
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On the ground before them was a roadwork sign, fallen on its side, smothered in honey and swarming with hundreds of bumblebees.
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People love the grass-fed double cheeseburgers, smashed on the grill with onions, smothered in American cheese, with your choice of sauce.
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Between government agencies, diplomatic missions and donor-funded civil society organizations — with their endless seminars, round tables and workshops — Abuja feels smothered.
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In the real world, he feels isolated at a new school and smothered at home by his worried mother, Charlotte (Kate Baldwin).
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After hearing this youngster sing to her father about her broken heart, DeGeneres chuckled off camera, turned away and smothered a smile.
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These include Greek salad ($9), fattoush salad ($9), smothered lemon-garlic wings ($9), and egg rolls filled with beef or chicken ($6).
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The beef-tongue sandwich—smothered in gribiche , a French tartar sauce with eggs, and a Japanese tonkatsu barbecue sauce—is wonderfully crispy.
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This exceptional life, however, is smothered by a cloying fairy tale romance that turns every challenge the couple faces into a lark.
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In addition to smothered chops and roasts and curries and pies, I'll be making a lot of spiedies these next few months.
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The carcasses originated from either 10,000 or 120,000 years ago during warming periods, after which ice smothered the lake again, according to Nature.
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Before burying Shanann in a shallow grave, Watts said he smothered Celeste, who went by CeCe, in the backseat, right next to Bella.
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Menacing red-orange flames and towering plumes of smoke smothered parts of California this weekend amid record-breaking heat and bone-dry gusts.
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The newest treat is the classic Original Glazed Doughnut but it will come smothered in a chocolate glaze, making it twice as delicious.
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Which voices bubble up there — and which are smothered — affect the discussions we have, and the actions that we take as a result.
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First, the bottom bun is smothered in BBQ sauce and ranch, and then topped with lettuce, tomato, a beef patty and cheddar cheese.
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Carr's 49-yard pass that somehow found a completely smothered and covered Michael Crabtree with just under five minutes left in the game.
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Three more recent ones were overwhelmed by water too deep for them to live in, and also smothered by sediment from the mainland.
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Whether it's coated in chocolate and caramel for dessert-y bliss or smothered in bright orange cheese dust, it's hard to go wrong.
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The Smothered Burrito platter is a limited-time only promotion from Moe's and is served with guacamole, sour cream and pico de gallo.
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Oregon's defense smothered UC Irvine in the first half, forcing eight turnovers and holding the Anteaters to 33.3 percent shooting (9 of 27).
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A funeral was held Wednesday evening for the 15-month-old Indiana girl who was brutally raped and smothered to death last week.
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Beneath a lead blanket of distortion, his vocal-chord destroying screams created the sense that he was getting smothered by his own amplification.
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A mixture of fresh cut fries topped with cheese curds and smothered in gravy, poutine is the most popular dish at The Moose.
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Last year it was blamed for exacerbating annual fires on farmland in Indonesia, which smothered much of the region in a noxious haze.
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Every horizontal ledge and edge and rim was delicately capped; the phone box was smothered in snow, the light blue-gray inside it.
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Serve it with a smothered chicken and some potato "tostones," and ask yourself where dinner ends and dessert begins and whether it matters.
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This is a world in which you can feel smothered by human density and as lonely as a cloud at the same time.
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Vehicle title and so-called payday loans were covered by the regulation — although "smothered by the regulation" would be a more accurate description.
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More than a dozen American travelers since July have said their warnings were smothered by the company, according to the Journal Sentinel's investigation.
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After an all-night interrogation, Mr. Juárez confessed on videotape to having smothered the child with a pillow while trying to rape her.
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Choosing not to eat the beetle nachos, which had the insect smothered in cheese on tortilla chips, Berry opted to reveal the project.
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Worked at a Tim Horton's doughnut shop and then at the American Coney Island restaurant, serving hot dogs smothered in chili and onions.
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Yet lots of great artists get lost in the mix—diluted by their peers and smothered by an endless stream of competing content.
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This one is smothered in a garlicky, cannabis-spiked chimichurri sauce, and is as juicy and flavorful as it is easy to master.
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After Lynch was smothered for a 1-yard loss on fourth-and-1 at the Giants' 45, New York marched to Oakland's 29.
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The two accounted for 346 yards from scrimmage, and the team's defense, as it has all season, simply smothered their opponents' passing game.
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Anthony McFarland, who had 23 carries for 132 yards, was smothered on fourth down from the 1-yard-line by linebacker Shawn Bradley.
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But Mr. Zhao was consigned to the class of toppled former leaders whose anniversaries are smothered in official silence and stepped-up security.
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Later in the first period, Rinne made a quick lateral move to the left post and smothered a wrist shot from Patrik Laine.
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A businesswoman named Lucy Liu chaperoned her fourteen-year-old daughter, Alice, who wore a Guo Pei party dress smothered in tulle roses.
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Jews typically enjoy latkes smothered in sour cream or applesauce (my preference), jelly doughnuts, chocolate coins and, consequently, eight days of pounding Tums.
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Study session snack binges often include tostilocos, corn chips or Cheetos smothered in chamoy, a sticky salty-sweet sauce made popular in Mexico.
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Season 2 upended that optimism by transporting the series from Louisiana to Los Angeles, a place where the stars are smothered by smog.
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Tim and I smothered anxious giggles under the warmth of our down comforter and smiled up at the pacifier dangling above our heads.
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Palacio Cafe is known for their smothered burritos, which come in three varieties: chicken and bean, beef and bean, and chicharron and bean.
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Go deeper: Axios Science: Wildfire Edition Wildfires cause more than breathing problems across California Scorched and smothered by wildfires, California's 13 months of hell
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But after being questioned overnight, he confessed on videotape to having smothered the child with a pillow while trying to have sex with her.
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" Asked if the team had smothered Khashoggi, the official said: "If you put someone of Jamal's age in this position, he would probably die.
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Being waterboarded is less painful than being smothered by the stench of fermented sweat wafting off the person next to you on the dancefloor.
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The Glazed & Gravy, a glazed doughnut smothered in sausage gravy and topped with a soft, fried egg, is as mind-blowing as it sounds.
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It's two cheese-smothered beef patties layered with crunchy veg, grilled onion, and drenched in special sauce, all packaged immaculately inside two toasted buns.
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" Asked if the team had smothered Khashoggi, the official said: "If you put someone of Jamal's age in this position, he would probably die.
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The street was smothered with people but when an ambulance van started approaching, the street immediately opened up so that it could drive through.
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The criminal complaint alleges Clark told police she had smothered the boy by holding him facedown on the air mattress for about a minute.
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Yep, it's exactly what it sounds like—hunks of soft potatoes and all the fixin's, smothered in cheese, nice and cozy between two tortillas.
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We're told he suffered petechial hemorrhaging, caused when someone hangs himself or is strangled or smothered, but authorities are confident this was a hanging.
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Until Monday, Rourke had never detailed exactly what Chris was doing the summer before he strangled Shanann and smothered Bella, 4, and Celeste, 3.
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He was being smothered by Tyronn Lue, a little-used reserve who had been AI's doppelgänger at Lakers practices leading up to the Finals.
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Better to spring for the chocolate chunk pancakes or the "Fricken Waffle," fried chicken served on a bacon cheddar waffle and smothered in gravy.
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Without glasses, his face was naked and keen and boyish, with a boy's shame, as if the nakedness must be smothered like a secret.
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But friggione , a simple dish of tomatoes and sweet onions, was just right with fett'unta , grilled toast smothered with olive oil and sea salt.
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When the column stopped I was smothered, but pleasantly, with soft arms and lips giving not one kiss but the usual French double one.
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Editorial Two years ago this month, Eric Garner was gang-tackled and smothered by New York City police officers on a Staten Island sidewalk.
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One of the German capital's most popular streetfoods, "currywurst" — bratwurst smothered in curry-seasoned ketchup — is now nearly as common in its vegan form.
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The Magic smothered the Spurs at one end, and did as they pleased at the other, moving the ball unselfishly to find better shots.
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Prosecutors said in court he strangled Shanann and smothered their daughters, motivated in part by a desire for a "fresh start" with his mistress.
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Last year the trio, flanked by their touring band, smothered themselves in silver paint so that they looked like a troupe of living statues.
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The film opens with a montage of documentary-style footage: sludge pouring from factory pipes, oil-smothered animals, dolphins being herded up for slaughter.
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There's no better way to unwind in summer than with a pile of Old Bay-smothered blue crab and a case of cold ones.
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In this one, Washington gave up a touchdown on the game's opening drive and smothered the Ravens (3-2) the rest of the way.
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And this old-school recipe for smothered chicken, the culinary equivalent of a weighted blanket and a nap on the couch: safe and homey.
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Hosting the first two rounds in Austin for the third consecutive year, Texas smothered the America East Conference tournament champions from the opening tip.
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In 1828, in Edinburgh, two barkeepers plied guests with alcohol, then smothered them, killing 16 people and selling their bodies to a prominent anatomist.
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The other came in the 81st minute, when Navas smothered an attempt from Jozy Altidore after he had bulled his way through two defenders.
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Other things to cook tonight, for comfort in the storm of our memories: cauliflower Parm; smothered chicken; a hasselback kielbasa; oyakodon; goat-cheese soufflazy.
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Williams—who, as a child, was smothered by his grandiose mother and tormented by his seething, frequently absent father—revered, craved, and feared love.
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Then, there's the icy, gray-skied weather that quite naturally makes a body crave carb-heavy, cozy fare, preferably smothered in bacon and cheese.
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After she killed the two oldest children, she fed the 7-month-old a bottle and smothered her while she slept, the statement says.
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Watts had smothered Bella, 4, and Celeste, 3, before cramming their bodies into two hulking tanks of oil at the fields where he worked.
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The Russian smothered him with his wrestling skills and prevented him from getting back to his feet for the rest of the first round.
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The criminal complaint alleges Clark told police she had smothered the boy by holding him face-down on the air mattress for about a minute.
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Bella and Celeste, the couple's two young daughters, were smothered by their father, Rourke said — with Bella fighting for her life as Chris murdered her.
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De'Andre Hunter scored 17 points, and No. 2 Virginia smothered Georgia Tech in a 210-228 ACC road win Thursday at McCamish Pavilion in Atlanta.
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The relationship declines; she tells Ron that she feels smothered, that she has no time to herself, that she cannot speak to any other men.
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"It's more succulent and full of flavor, which allows it to easily stand on its own without being smothered in sugary, salty sauces," says Moore.
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Two fresh beef patties with melted American cheese, onions, lettuce, and tomato stacked into two toasted buns are smothered in special sauce and grilled onions.
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It's not just that your tummy is gurgling in your board meeting, it's that you're picturing a very specific chicken sandwich smothered in artichoke dip.
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The girls, who'd been smothered by Watts' bare hands, were found stuffed in oil tanks, while Shanann, who'd been strangled, was buried in shallow grave.
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Browning passed for two touchdowns and scored on a 21-yard option run as the sixth-ranked Huskies smothered California 793-7 on Saturday night.
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It did seem as though the fire in him was smothered, the thunder and the avalanche,the war cry and the whirlwind, all stamped out.
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She also has fried tofu on offer, which she packs into greasy paper bags, smothered in a salty chili sauce that tastes similar to sriracha.
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Chris smothered their daughters, 4-year-old Bella and 3-year-old Celeste, and hid all three bodies on property owned by his then-employer.
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She had been smothered and sexually molested, and her body was so badly decomposed that several sketches were made to suggest what she looked like.
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Crawfish, duck and smoked andouille sausages (there are also vegetarian and fish "dog" options) are smothered in homemade fixings like Creole mustard and sweet relish.
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More and more, the president's ability to act in areas in which he has discretion has become smothered by the encroachments of the other branches.
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Florida called timeout at 73:27 to regroup, and when play resumed, Luongo smothered the puck again after a flurry in front of his net.
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The deep-fried Brussels sprouts in the "warm brussel caesar" were so smothered in dressing that you could barely tell they had once been green.
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The "animal-style" fries are topped with melted American cheese and grilled onions, then smothered in the In-N-Out sauce, according to Brit + Co.
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She was kept alive for 19 days before being smothered and left in a snow bank near a rural road, the Detroit Free Press reported.
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Eventually, industrial and agricultural runoff smothered the waterways and the canals, originally commissioned to provide city dwellers a source of drinking water, became terribly polluted.
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Few foods in Portugal inspire such heated debate as the Francesinha, essentially a toastie pimped to epic proportions and smothered in a rich, meaty sauce.
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I've never been claustrophobic—none of us could be in this job—but I think it's instinctual to be terrified of being smothered, buried alive.
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After a long interrogation, Mr. Juárez eventually confessed on videotape that he sexually assaulted and smothered Anjélica, then disposed of her body in the cooler.
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We're talking bacon, scallions, and two kinds of cheese, smothered with sour cream if you so dare, and best enjoyed with a six-pack, naturally.
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The thiof, a type of white grouper, is particularly delicious and served smothered in a tart onion sauce with fries and salad on the side.
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Donald had been smothered, Wicht had been strangled with a macrame cord and it appeared someone had staged the scene to look like a burglary.
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Senior guard Christian James posted a double-double with 14 points and 13 rebounds Saturday as Oklahoma smothered Wichita State 80-48 at Oklahoma City.
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Floating toward the net, he fired two quick shots from in close — his only shots on goal — that his old nemesis, Marc-Andre Fleury, smothered.
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Some were composed of a single household item — a dustpan, a hammer — wrapped in copper wire as if thickly bandaged, or armored, or possibly smothered.
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There's your frank, snug as a rug in a blanket of cornmeal batter, piping hot on a wooden spit, smothered in Heinz and French's classic yellow.
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McDonald's is attempting to reverse its sagging fortunes in Japan with the launch this week of a new menu item: french fries smothered in chocolate sauce.
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For two weeks, the storm has smothered the Mars Opportunity rover, turning day to night and blocking nearly all light from reaching the robot's solar arrays.
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At one point a powerful Category 1503 storm, Irma's enormous size completely smothered Florida after cutting a destructive path through the Caribbean islands over the weekend.
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There are clips of the entire family, Bey pregnant with the twins, Jay being smothered with kisses from Blue, and Sir and Rumi's adorable baby wrists.
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Dyson smothered the ball with his bare hand and got it back in quickly to shortstop Taylor Motter, who made a strong throw to the plate.
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We've also been treated to a pair of balearic beauties this week—the skittish squelch of Lissvik's "BACKSIDE" and Oma & Amberflame's smothered roller "Tropic Of Capricorn".
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The other woman's son was found dead in his play pen; he had been smothered and suffered blunt for trauma to the head, the outlet reports.
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The girls, who'd been smothered by Watts' bare hands, were found stuffed in oil tanks, while Shanann, who'd been strangled, was buried in a shallow grave.
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Ken Bone took the nation's only shot at asking a substantive question about the candidates' approach to science and energy and jauntily smothered it to death.
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Out into the street you'd rush, clutching three quid in shrapnel, and swarm that ice cream van like a vulture upon a strawberry sauce-smothered carcass.
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Multiple witnesses watched as Penn -- a former UFC lightweight and welterweight champion -- smothered the door guy to the ground and took control over the other man.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If only all artists who smothered themselves in glitter could mix the mystic and comic as well as Karen Azoulay.
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Chris Watts — the Colorado man who strangled his pregnant wife and smothered their two daughters last August — has provided more details about his crimes to investigators.
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Left winger Brandon Saad had a chance in the final minutes but an aggressive Wedgewood smothered the puck before Saad could get off a clean shot.
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I ordered "smothered & covered" chicken with herb grits and celery salad; a beef "hot pot" with Asian greens and potatoes; and gnocchi with chicken and kale.
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We don't feel smothered in huge hair styles, and Lucy's dresses aren't there to make a statement, like the women's braying attire in " American Hustle " (2013).
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With 43 seconds left he made a point-blank save on Jake Guentzel and then with 15 seconds left, Blackwood smothered a backhander by Evgeni Malkin.
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The foyer opened onto a living room, a dining room, and a parlor with sponge-marbled walls and tables smothered with brocade and studded with curios.
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Serve it with smothered chicken and a freewheeling tomato salad that's just fat, ripe slices drizzled in a little olive oil and sprinkled with clumpy salt.
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In Switzerland, hosting the World Economic Forum in Davos this week, authorities went on avalanche alert on Monday after fresh snow smothered much of the Alps.
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Waffle House is known for its cheap and hearty morning-time eats, but there's more to the breakfast chain than just bacon, eggs, and smothered hashbrowns.
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Per the Waffle-House menu, the phrase means that the hashbrowns are "scattered" on the grill top, "smothered" with diced onions, and "covered" with melted cheese.
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Faced with fourth-and-9 at midfield on its third possession, the Bengals attempted a fake, but up-man Clayton Fejedelem was smothered in the backfield.
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One canvas, smothered in the red and pink of raw meat, showed the butcher and his family taking an afternoon nap atop a thinly covered carcass.
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On Thursday, the Bears largely smothered UCLA's best shooters, holding the Bruins to 40.6 percent from the floor and 2-of-63 from three-point range.
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The whole lot is draped in slices of mild cheese, topped with a fried egg, smothered in sauce, and served with a giant plate of chips.
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This probably comes from the huge number of spinning kicks thrown in WCL and a great number of those were smothered by the opponent moving in.
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That would allow him to try to revive India's banking sector that has been smothered by distressed debt, which, in turn, is choking off economic recovery.
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One previous partner of the accused told the court that she was "terrified" when he sat on her face and smothered her, according to the Guardian.
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My dinner began with warm focaccia straight out of the bread oven; the sea bass fillet with roasted vegetables came smothered in too much olive oil.
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In 2010, turf fires smoldering in dry swamps smothered the city for weeks, inflicting the equivalent of smoking two packs of cigarettes a day on everyone.
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Enter the Meatless Meatball Marinara sandwich, which is made up of whatever bread you want, with plant-based meatless meatballs smothered in a rich marinara sauce.
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Mr. Northam had insisted that bills be brought to the floor for votes rather than smothered in committees, as they often had been in the past.
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Vast paddy fields smothered by snow and sprawling orchards dotted with trees, their branches bare and bony, flash by on either side of the winding road.
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Alongside recipes for pork chops smothered in caper-lemon sauce and hot toddies, Ms. Tipton-Martin often provides a vintage version clipped from an old cookbook.
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We had fried chicken and smothered chops and candied sweet potatoes and, tucked among the greens and black-eyed peas, a side of macaroni and cheese.
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Late in the contest, he made a pad save on the Phantoms' leading goal scorer, Greg Carey, and smothered a game-ending flurry near his crease.
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Iaquinta looked in control as he checked and smothered Sanchez's lead hand while circling his lead foot outside of Sanchez's to give himself the clearer line.
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As with "Bohemian," the result is the kind of paint-by-numbers storytelling that "Walk Hard" should have smothered in its crib over a decade ago.
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I baked a cake on Gerard Way's birthday and iced his name on it, smothered my bedroom wall in cut-outs of the band from Kerrang!
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It consists of a classic Krispy Kreme glazed doughnut smothered in Nutella and then topped off with bits of hazelnut crunches and a drizzle of chocolate icing.
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The Yellow Jackets blasted eighth-ranked Florida State 78-56 on Wednesday, while the Fighting Irish were smothered in a 71-54 home defeat Tuesday by Virginia.
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The Indiana defense smothered Donovan Mitchell, who came in averaging 224 points per game, holding him to just seven points on 218-of-47 from the field.
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In a clip of the interview obtained by PEOPLE, he describes the scene when Chris Watts strangled his wife before he smothered their two daughters last August.
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Weighing up to two pounds, this entirely aquatic species is smothered in enormous folds of skin that it uses to suck additional oxygen out of the water.
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Politics, for example, is the No. 1 show in town on Facebook, Twitter and Reddit, while it gets smothered on visual-heavy platforms like Instagram and Pinterest.
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Either be smothered in icky-pink specialness to the point where they point-blank refuse to take on the outside world's verdict that they're just a person.
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As with the actual scandal, all this is lost in Weiner, smothered by the crotch shot he mistakenly tweeted in 203 and the twin torrents that followed.
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"In a matter of three or four minutes the village disappeared," he said, adding that it became smothered in what he described as a "sea" of muck.
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Did you get so giddy on fruit punch that you couldn't help but roll all over the floor, smothered in cake and glitter and other people's saliva?
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Ray J actually proposed back in October with an 8-carat rock worth $130k, and sweetened the deal with a diamond-smothered Rolex ... once she said yes.
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I would start to feel smothered and would be eager to go back to my house because my mom was much more creative and interesting and unconventional.
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The report determined the couple had been fighting and landed on top of their child, leading authorities to suspect the girl may have been smothered beneath them.
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Not that this makes hearing the phrase everyday any less rancorous, especially for those of us who didn't vote for the pigs currently being smothered in lipstick.
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Stretches of some of Hong Kong's most popular beaches were still smothered with white clumps of jelly-like palm oil on Wednesday and an accompanying sour stench.
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" Her life with the Rubins, the morbidly generous Rubins, has smothered her curiosity and her own wildness; it has removed her, literally, from the Russian soil, "oily . . .
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It's clear Kris Jenner wants to keep Tristan Thompson around -- because she SMOTHERED Khloe's NBA star boyfriend in expensive Christmas gifts ... and he was all about it!
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The creeping web of these regulations has smothered wage and gross domestic product growth in American cities by a stunning 50 percent over the past 50 years.
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But Mr. Sifton says he was drawn to it because it's reminiscent of a smothered chicken dinner — American comfort food — and the fancier flairs can be justified.
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PHILADELPHIA — The Eagles (211-221) smothered the Jets' third-string quarterback, Luke Falk, and overwhelmed his offense on a day their own quarterback, Carson Wentz, was ordinary.
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Between two perfectly toasted buns, tomato, lettuce, pickles, beef, and cheese were stacked carefully in a small tower and smothered in grilled onions and Thousand Island dressing.
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And although the speech he smothered behind his dancing hand was now doubly unintelligible to the class, his complete surrender to his own merriment would prove irresistible.
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The Neediest Cases Fund Ryan Rodriguez has faced losses and the uprooting of his family, but those setbacks have not smothered his hopes for a better future.
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Raanta smothered an Ovechkin shot at 9:45 of the third period, and the final shot of the game for Ovechkin saw him whiff on the attempt.
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The classic Anglo baked cauliflower, smothered in cheesy cream sauce and long cooked until completely tender, is comfort food for many, as homey as mac and cheese.
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On your feed, you may see photos of the fiber crackers piled high with with avocado, topped with square-shaped omelettes, or smothered in cream cheese and vegetables.
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Along with fires, unprecedented heat waves have smothered California this summer, shattering records in normally temperate northern cities like San Francisco, which hit 106 degrees Fahrenheit on Friday.
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Today, Ye presides over three restaurants and roughly 350 employees that create 400-plus products ranging from gelato to fresh mozzarella to handmade tortillas smothered in salsa verde.
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Not every such effort can wage a decade-long legal battle, so alas, many a far-reaching project will be (and has been) smothered at the earliest stages.
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The food at these places might be delicious, too—sumptuous little tartares, burrata-smothered toasts—but it's meant to complement, not outshine, your glass or bottle of choice.
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Here, you might find syrup in Canadian classics such as poutine -- French fries smothered in cheese curds and sweet syrup -- and taffy -- where maple syrup meets frozen snow.
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McCain Crinkle Cut Chips, Bachelors Super Noodles with a spoonful of peanut butter or—his pièce de résistance—a bowl of macaroni cheese smothered in Lea & Perrins sauce.
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"JMZ Interlude" captures the streetside swell of the fizzing traffic and smothered beats, where "Snooze Button" pulls sleepy-eyed, celestial magic from the small hours of the morning.
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Oregon forward Paul White scored 233 points as the Ducks defense smothered Arizona to hand the Wildcats a rare home loss, 59-54 Thursday night in Tucson, Ariz.
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For Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza, who followed a Strikeforce title loss to Rockhold with eight straight wins, the scorecards written in Romero's favor at UFC 194 smothered his momentum.
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A 12-year-old Florida boy is facing charges after police say he smothered to death his 4-month-old nephew to stop him from crying, PEOPLE confirms.
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Hold back a few ears, and you can use them in the batter for an excellent cornbread on Sunday night to accompany a big skillet of smothered chicken.
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In our kitchen, Damon's relaxation gets a head start as she makes one of her favorite childhood comfort foods: smothered chicken with a side of warm white rice.
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But in the second half, they were smothered by the Syracuse defense, at one point going 2 for 20 from the field as the Orange piled up points.
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Edging my plate away, I studied what lay atop of it: two bald, bright-white potatoes, three-ladlefuls of Bisto-smothered turkey crown carvings, and twelve dismal sprouts.
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Will it be retaken by the Bushes, their allies and clones and the claque of sinecured retainers who smothered the once-vibrant conservative movement of Buckley and Reagan?
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" Kleeman wrote: "Ken Bone took the nation's only shot at asking a substantive question about the candidates' approach to science and energy and jauntily smothered it to death.
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His tap off the plate was quickly smothered by the catcher, Perez, who stepped on home plate and tagged out Wade, standing flat-footed in the batter's box.
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Perhaps Ben Lerner will take that advice after being urgently one-upped and word-smothered by Garth Risk Hallberg's review of his novel "The Topeka School" (Oct. 6).
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Henry told investigators the girl kicked her as she smothered her while the toddler son yelled and punched her to try to stop her, according to the statement.
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Saban did not criticize Waddle for the play, but he was irked that earlier in the game the dynamic sophomore freelanced on a kickoff return that was smothered.
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The sermons of Islamist firebrands from the Gulf, such as the Egyptian-born cleric Yusuf al-Qaradawi, entered the homes of Tunisians who felt smothered by official secularism.
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To the Editor: While no country wants foreign powers interfering in its election processes, there is another issue that has been smothered in the brouhaha over Russian activities.
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He brought out plates of carnitas tacos and enchiladas smothered in a chile reduction that more closely resembled mole than the salsa you'll find at Tex-Mex spots.
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For over 20 years, the Best Wurst carts have been filling the stomachs of drunkards with Bratwursts and smoked pork Italian sausages smothered in grilled onions and mustard.
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In the US, you'll find all kinds of regional styles and interpretations of Mexican food, from Los Angeles's unbeatable street tacos to New Mexico's green-chile-smothered chimichangas.
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In front of a British crowd, MacDonald smothered English banger, Paul Daley before taking his back and securing a choke in the first half of the second round.
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One diner can dig into cornflake-crusted stuffed French Toast with grits on the side, while another puts away a cheese-smothered breakfast burrito with a side of beans.
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Senior guard Svi Mykhailiuk scored a game-high 22 points and two teammates added double-doubles Monday as No. 7 Kansas smothered Kansas State 70-56 at Manhattan, Kan.
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This isn't a call for more big-budget comedies smothered by special effects; in fact, more comparatively small, subversively specific comedies like Blockers and Game Night would be great.
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She was indicted in three deaths but prosecutors only pursued a conviction in one: The 1985 death of Tami Lynne, which occurred when Tinning smothered her with a pillow.
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Smothered by Islanders defenseman Dennis Seidenberg, Parise's shot crossed the line before Griess could get his pad on it and he was credited with the goal following a review.
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New Zealanders are not impressed with their Prime Minister's homemade pizza pies abominated smothered in spaghetti with watery sauce, pineapple, and wait: Are those...chunks of cubed ham, Bill?
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The promise of Benjamin's screenplay poses little threat to the sanctity of screenwriting, and art, a realm contingent upon human expression, will not be smothered by technology's cold embrace.
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Opry members Ricky Skaggs, Charlie Daniels and Alabama's Randy Owen rushed to Montgomery and smothered him in a hug, attesting to exactly what had just been said on stage.
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It's that these theories can be largely smothered if you have a vibrant and diverse political party that is open to debate and beholden to a fact-based press.
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" As our calves were given a final Vaseline-smothered pummel, Val remained firm: "I don't want to make the album about that and this person because it's about me.
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In particular, Mr Love, often regarded as a defensive sieve, miraculously smothered and stifled the far more agile Mr Curry on a key possession as the clock wound down.
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When that first ray of sunshine on a hot day hits me, I feel as if I'm under siege—like I'm being attacked and smothered by a thick duvet.
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It might be difficult to remember that because in his last bout he was absolutely smothered by Demian Maia, but Maia's pure grappling skills have always been near divine.
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Reading them, you feel as though you are being slowly smothered, that the air around you is so thick and humid — so Floridian — that it is impossible to breathe.
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He wakes up hungover then has a really embarrassing Eurotrash fight with Aiden, and they both end up smothered in muck before discussing their feelings over a civilized dinner.
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The secret is quite literally in the sauce, which is infused with 125 milligrams of THC before it is spread on top of the thin crust, cheese-smothered pies.
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The Sharks pulled Jones for an extra attacker with two minutes remaining but managed just one shot on goal, a tip-in try by Timo Meier that Stalock smothered.
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He investigated the way poets and other writers struggle to create without being smothered by the work of those who made them want to write in the first place.
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More than that, he smothered the Texans (249-4) — an allegedly good team that, like Baltimore (8-2), has a dynamic quarterback and leads its division — with his efficiency.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland went on avalanche alert on Monday as fresh snow smothered much of the Alps a day before the World Economic Forum in Davos gets under way.
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At Yale, the associate head of a residence balked at the suggestion that students avoid potentially offensive Halloween costumes, proposing in an e-mail that it smothered transgressive expression.
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New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian declared a state of emergency on Thursday morning as Sydney again woke up smothered in smoke, the air quality well above hazardous levels.
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Officials say Browner broke into his former GF's apartment in La Verne, CA on July 8 and allegedly chased the victim, dragged her and then smothered her in a carpet.
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As these food days become more mainstream, we'll associate the first Thursday in April with the warm burritos smothered in sauce, free guac, and chewy tortillas of National Burrito Day.
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There were no faults in the original stack that brought IHOP to fame, but they just weren't as delicious as the next six options that were smothered in flavorful toppings.
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Buttermilk-battered quail, a special, was roundly disappointing: The delicate birds were smothered with breading — we peeled much of it away in search of them, only to find them underdone.
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Using puppets, video and stop-motion photography, Ms. Bend creates a poetic urban landscape in which you feel smothered by human density and as lonely as a cloud (2800 minutes).
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Using puppets, video and stop-motion photography, Ms. Bend creates a poetic urban landscape in which you feel smothered by human density and as lonely as a cloud (2 minutes).
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Using puppets, video and stop-motion photography, Ms. Bend creates a poetic urban landscape in which you feel smothered by human density and as lonely as a cloud (43 minutes).
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It is brilliant in Melissa Clark's recipe for flaky biscuits, which you could make for breakfast this week or serve for dinner alongside some smothered pork chops (say, on Wednesday?).
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This latest "Tales," now on Netflix, steps into the present as Mary Ann — smothered by midlife ennui in Connecticut — returns to the still-magical haunts to celebrate Anna's 90th birthday.
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But if you're in or passing through the Westerly, RI area any time soon and craving tacos or a smothered burrito with a nice margarita, Amigos' doors are still open.
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When it came to other ill-considered presidential directives — a cruel ban on transgender troops and a self-aggrandizing military parade — Mr. Mattis quietly smothered the proposals with Pentagon bureaucracy.
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On Tuesday, Camille Wasinger-Konrad was found guilty of murder, one year after she smothered her unnamed daughter and then tossed the infant over a fence into a neighbor's backyard.
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These forms of resistance take aim at liberalism's own forms of social-justice sanctimony, which have smothered academic life and permeated notionally apolitical arenas from late-night comedy to sportswriting.
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Even if you're not doing that, though, do take a look at David Tanis's new recipe for braised brisket smothered in onions, a nod to the cooking of his mom.
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The new cheese-smothered fries follow in the potato footsteps of McDonalds' Gilroy Garlic Fries, which debuted in 2016 and were on the menu at 240 different locations around Northern California.
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With its endearingly maverick heroine, Ms Nors's novel delivers a bracing antidote to the cult of hygge—which has smothered Denmark's global image under a hand-knitted jumper of sentimental bonhomie.
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Overeem's knees have always been the best in mixed martial arts and so when he smothered Hunt's hands he was still able to work with one of his most dangerous weapons.
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And women smothered their babies rather than see them starve, and wept, and felt the tears freeze on their cheeks... In that darkness, the White Walkers came for the first time.
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At the other end of the floor Slovenia's defense smothered the Spanish attack, switching quickly and pressuring shooters, regardless of whether they were on the perimeter or driving to the basket.
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This patty is made with beets (because, after all, "even vegans like their burgers bloody"), mushrooms, rice, black beans, and spices, and then smothered with truffle cashew cheese and spicy mayo.
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I expressed surprise at a starfish eating an urchin without being stung by its sharp spines, but he explained that the star lay on top of the urchin and smothered it.
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Smothered in the clichés of young romance and starving-artist rebellion that Mr. Luhrmann already ran through in "Romeo and Juliet" and "Moulin Rouge," it's his own special brand of candy.
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There is Kim, dealing with Howard Hamlin's iciness as the two walk to meet the new Mesa Verde clients, and there is Jimmy, smothered yet again by his overeager young minder.
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It's especially so when the person is a woman in her 40s who has been smothered to death by her own weight — and we doctors can do nothing to save her.
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At least 75 Chicago women have been killed in a similar fashion — strangled or smothered and left to die in public — since 2001, according to an analysis done by the Tribune.
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Hoovelson, who is better known by the nickname "Baruto," was last seen on New Years Eve, when he smothered "The Dutch Lumberjack" Peter Aerts en route to a successful MMA debut.
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The crunchy bed of corn nachos studded with a light but textured "quinoa meat" smothered in cashew cream and guacamole sounded ideal for a vegan version of a Super Bowl party.
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There, on the exceedingly rare day that Glasgow is not smothered in gray clouds, one can glimpse the Whitelee Windfarm, a sprawl of turbines big enough to power nearly 2003,000 homes.
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No. 5 Kansas 72, Stanford 56 Isaiah Moss came off the bench to contribute 513 points, netting four 3-pointers as the Jayhawks smothered the host Cardinal in Palo Alto, Calif.
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These less courtly canvases show another side of the artist; the men and women against flat brown backgrounds convey the sympathy that accompanied, and sometimes was smothered by, his towering ambition.
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CONNECTICUT: At Riley's Hot Dog & Burger Gourmet in New Britain, patrons can choose between the spot's original lightly salted fries, Cajun fries, or get a double order covered smothered with toppings.
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This forms the backdrop for a horticulturally slanted take on the sci-fi "men on a mission" genre, as two soldiers set out on an assignment in the petal-smothered wilderness.
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Garnishes intended to top a meal are a challenge, too, because they are loaded in the bottom of a paper cup, then smothered with whatever will rest beneath them on the plate.
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Price is the father of 17-month Andre Price III, who was allegedly smothered to death by his mom, 21-year-old Christian Clark, according to a criminal complaint obtained by PEOPLE.
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And also yes, the bi-cultural umami bomb tastes just as heavenly as you might expect—especially when melted atop one of Plan Check's thick burgers or smothered over tallow-fried fries.
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NEW YORK, Aug 3.23 (Reuters) - A rush into the safety of U.S. government bonds smothered a broad rally in global stocks Wednesday as spiraling fears of a global economic recession gripped markets.
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WKYC reports that Brinkman allegedly slit Suzanne Taylor's throat, that he allegedly killed Kylie Pifer by using a telephone cord to strangle her and that he allegedly smothered Taylor Pifer to death.
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Macri, who took office in December after being elected with a mandate to lift the trade and currency controls that smothered commerce under the previous government, moved quickly to open the economy.
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Harvesting a homegrown aubergine, sun-ripened just metres from your own kitchen does sound pretty great … Almost as great as dipping a ketchup-smothered chip into that last smear of egg yolk.
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Since Daizsa's mysterious death in March where she was discovered smothered to death inside a Kansas City motel room, friends and family members wondered who would want to hurt the honor student.
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Not for the first time this year, Californians this week donned face masks to protect their lungs from the harmful airborne particles that have smothered the state in a sickly, sooty haze.
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But the satisfying mélange of "Nawlins" grub — fried grits, Creole jambalaya, stuffed quail, blackened redfish with crab chile hollandaise, smothered chicken with biscuits — is, quite simply, the stuff of Southern foodie fantasies.
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Next on the menu is the Holiday Ham & Sausage Omelette, which also includes fire-roasted peppers and onions, hash browns, and jack and cheddar cheeses, and smothered with a cheddar cheese sauce.
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In the space of about three minutes, McGovern smothered a one-on-one chance for Thomas Müller, punched away a free kick and then denied a close-range shot from Mesut Ozil.
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The line was long, but moved quickly, and the sidewalk benches in front were packed with people chatting and noshing on slices smothered with bell peppers, Valbreso feta cheese and briny olives.
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I'm thinking smothered chicken tonight, with braised greens and mashed potatoes, but sometimes it's better at the top of the week to eat ramen and then bake something amazing into the night.
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European equities rallied 24% last year as serial political storms, Brexit and the U.S.-China trade spat smothered economic activity but kept monetary policy super easy and borrowing rates at record lows.
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Last Sunday in the high altitude of Denver, where New England had lost its three previous games, including last season's A.F.C. championship, the Patriots smothered the Broncos in a 16-3 victory.
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Senior guard Kamar Baldwin collected nine points, eight rebounds, six steals, five assists and three blocks as Butler smothered visiting DePaul for a 60-42 Big East victory Saturday night in Indianapolis.
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These pictures show what the government has declared as the "calamity zone," where life has frozen to a virtual standstill and ash has smothered all color from this once-vibrant tropical paradise.
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The opening passages should be erotic and feather-light, but on the Echo the massive orchestra comes through as smothered whooshes, the exhalations of a pint-sized table fan caked in dust.
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The climate of these rare tropical forests is a relatively cool one, ideal for humidity-loving plants that would otherwise be smothered by heat: Mosses, lichens, enormous pines and ferns all thrive.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) 2900-220006 Dietary Guidelines for Americans include a photograph of a cheeseburger and a slice of pepperoni pizza, warning Americans to avoid these cheese-smothered products.
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Whether Trump now pursues his personal inclinations to withdraw, repeatedly expressed publicly, or whether he will be smothered a third time by internal administration advocates of the deal, remains to be seen.
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Health effects from the California wildfires — mainly from stress, inhalation of small particulates and the disturbance of people's health care needs — may reverberate for some time after the fires are finally smothered out.
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As is the case for most Egyptians, breakfast is ful (stewed fava beans, usually served smothered in cooking oil) and taameya (a kind of falafel, again made with fava beans, and deep fried).
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So, Facebook's stock price is falling, it's smothered by scandal, it really fucked up that last election, it wants to avoid more bad headlines, and it's doing all this to be more transparent.
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Authorities say 19-year-old Matthew Leavitt, 38-year-old Nicole Fisher, and 20-year-old Luke Davis were strangled or smothered to death with trash bags in March in a Topeka basement.
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A dust storm the size of North America has smothered NASA's Opportunity rover for the past week, shrouding much of the red planet in darkness and depriving the robot's solar panels of light.
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Behind a defense that smothered Raiders quarterback Connor Cook throughout, the Houston Texans cruised to a 27-103 victory over the Oakland Raiders in an AFC wild-card playoff game at NRG Stadium.
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I didn't yet know that the anger was a side effect of the strain of my father's smothered identity, nor did I know how that anger would begin to fade during her transition.
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Couturier was smothered by two defensemen along the back boards but found a way to turn and dish to Raffl streaking to the net for his sixth marker and a 1-0 lead.
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On Friday, the state-run news media announced that 35 people had died in Xinjiang, a far western region, after heavy rain set off a landslide that smothered a village two days earlier.
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Both Sydney and Adelaide are smothered in smoke with residents advised to stay indoors, and a Code Red has been issued for parts of Victoria — the highest bushfire warning level in the state.
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There are mornings when Ksenia Zmanovskaya wakes up in St. Petersburg, Russia, and realizes that nothing except a tabby smothered with a short stack of homemade pancakes and hot maple syrup will do.
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Even in Europe, that sentiment seems powerful enough to have so far smothered the instinctive reaction of popular fury that seems to spring to life whenever the United States flexes its military muscle.
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The layers seemed to have been smothered with jam à la a Victoria sponge and a hearty slice had been cut out—presumably to be enjoyed with a nice cup of Earl Grey.
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Operating as some sort of mutant punk rock, psychedelic, esoteric noise, post-punk hybrid outfit, they wriggled around like snakes smothered in lube when it came to letting a genre stick to them.
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In 2011, as a contestant on "Rocco's Dinner Party," a Bravo reality TV show hosted by the chef Rocco DiSpirito, Mr. Johnson wooed the judges with a dish of smothered shrimp and grits.
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But Brown's own go-to body-care product is Dr. Bronner's all-natural liquid Castile soap, which costs $13 for 32 ounces so concentrated that a thimbleful will have you smothered in suds.
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Reasonable Americans may have concluded — after a full airing of the documents the White House has bottled up, of the witnesses it has smothered — that removal from office was too extreme a punishment.
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If you're an introvert, don't like to be the one to initiate, or fear being smothered, Matt says it will be easier for you if you befriend people who are the same way.
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Indulge in the local specialty, the Croix de Savoie (€3.10, or €23 to take away), a cross-shaped brioche bun smothered in cream and topped with a generous sprinkling of vanilla-flavored sugar.
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Do they still take it too far, like when Kim Kardashian's BFF, Jonathan Cheban, smothered them with 24k gold, and sold them for $1000, reminding us that not everything is for the culture?
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DALLAS (Reuters) - The estranged wife of celebrated Ukrainian pianist Vadym Kholodenko is suspected of having smothered her children with pillows before attempting suicide inside their suburban Fort Worth home, according to a police report.
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Almost one in five suffocation deaths in the study happened when sleeping babies got smothered by another person, which might occur when parents sleep with infants on a sofa or in an adult bed.
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The freshly-baked bagel is then split, smothered with a thick layer of Oreo-flavored cream cheese (yes, that's a mixture of crushed cookies and sweetened cream cheese), and topped with whole Oreo cookies.
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Rourke told the judge at Chris' sentencing that he strangled Shan'ann, 34, and smothered Bella, 4, and 3-year-old Celeste, motivated by the selfish desire for a "fresh start" with his unwitting mistress.
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After all, the dwarf planet's surface is smothered in a mix of volatile ices, including nitrogen, methane, and carbon monoxide, which can easily escape to the atmosphere and, under the right conditions, re-condense.
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Yes, it's a pun—a clear play on Russian president Vladimir Putin's name—but if there's anything Canadians are serious about, it's their national dish of French fries smothered in cheese curds and gravy.
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In stoppage time with an impending draw, Franck Ribery came blazing down the left flank, sent in a cross to Lewandowski, who was smothered in Freiburg defense (and even one of his own teammates).
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Browner was in court to be arraigned on an attempted murder charge stemming from a July 8 incident in which he allegedly dragged and smothered his ex-GF in front of her 2 children.
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Lundqvist stopped Kevin Rooney at point-blank range multiple times with about three minutes to go and then smothered put-back attempts by Brian Boyle and Kyle Palmieri with fewer than 30 seconds left.
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"I Can't Lie" approximates the Middle Eastern-inspired sound that Future successfully employed on his self-titled record from earlier this year, but its flute melody is smothered in layers of generic trap production.
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Near the top of the list was to try that Cincinnati chili, a concoction frequently served on spaghetti or hot dogs ("Coneys") and smothered in various toppings like diced onion and Cheddar cheese ("ways").
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I last saw him at South Bend's minor league baseball park, where he was chowing down on an all-American supper of nachos smothered in strips of fatty beef and a pale yellow goo.
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She tells me about an experimental vegan chile relleno that she has been working on filled with roasted potatoes, huitlacoche, and smothered with cashew cream and tempeh chicharrones, for when she has that space.
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For the first 45 minutes of the only Super Bowl appearance in Cardinals history, Fitzgerald was smothered by cornerback Ike Taylor and safety Troy Polamalu, and he caught just one pass for 12 yards.
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Deconstructed Pavlova Australia Booth, $4 If you want to end on a sweet note but don't have quite enough room for a molten chocolate cake smothered with Irish cream, this is a great option.
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She was able to flee ... but as you can see in a video obtained by TMZ Sports, he followed her outside and smothered her while she was on the ground for roughly 2 minutes.
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The goal, and the victory, completely altered the dynamic at this World Cup for the Germans, who raced to Kroos at the corner flag and smothered him with a mix of joy and relief.
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Chicken is rubbed with sumac, cinnamon and allspice and served on top of flatbread baked in a clay oven, then drenched in rich, fruity olive oil and smothered with caramelised onions and fried almonds.
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The Iranian people, smothered by their own government, look to us and, instead of the chill of silence, this time, they're rightfully met with the full, immediate and resounding support of the United States.
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As Isaiah Berlin wrote in his essay "John Stuart Mill and the Ends of Life," Mill was living in a Victorian moment when the chief problem was claustrophobia — the individual being smothered by society.
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In a calm voice, Chris Watts slowly described for investigators what happened the night of August 13, 2018, when he strangled his pregnant wife and then smothered his two daughters using the youngest one's blanket.
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Khal Drogo was humanely smothered after he was resurrected into a vegetative state, Barristan Selmy was felled in battle, and King Robert was killed by, of all things, a wild boar during a hunting trip.
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The once relatively vibrant civil society in southern Guangdong province has been smothered by authorities in recent years, with scores of detentions and convictions of human rights lawyers and activists in various areas including labor.
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She was born a feminist, changing her name to sober Agnès from silly, giggly Arlette, signing a manifesto to legalise abortion in France and making films in which the patriarchy smothered even supper-table conversation.
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Why you absolutely won't: It will be pissing it down with such intense ferocity and speed that your tent will begin to slowly slide its way down the hill like a shit-smothered helter skelter.
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Reanne Pederson of Devils Lake, N.D., one of the women portrayed in the Reuters series who accidentally smothered her newborn in bed while on drugs, said she was happy to hear about new funding possibilities.
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The ancient Greeks, who invented the games two millennia ago, smothered themselves in olive oil to reduce grip during wrestling bouts (which probably helped) and gain the power of the goddess Athena (which probably didn't).
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Mr. Schwartz ordered us each a pastry known as a Bossche bol, the city's signature treat, a kind of doughnut filled with whipped cream and smothered in chocolate, and told me about Bosch's early life.
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The showdown in Houston, for instance, comes across as tacky rather than triumphant, its sexual politics smothered in salesmanship, and redeemed only by the ferocity of Stone's demeanor as she puts away yet another smash.
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Carrot cakes are not the only items on the menu, though two of the eight cakes to choose from are carrot, one with raisins and nuts and one without, both smothered in cream-cheese frosting.
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Another woman is rolled up in a carpet; an inert couple are laid out on the floor, and a priest pronounces the marriage rites over the bodies; another woman is smothered under a man's coat.
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"This tiny baby was smothered by her mother, flung over a neighbor's fence and left to die by the only human she had ever known," Chief Deputy District Attorney Christopher Gallo said in closing arguments.
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Other standout plates include the Mejillnoes al Vapór, steamed lemongrass mussels with a fresh Mediterranean flair, and the grilled asparagus spears, which are seared to a light char and smothered in salt and olive oil.
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When the intro says, "Don't call them heroes, call them Legends," it's quite literally a joke — and that self-awareness is what keeps Legends of Tomorrow palatable where other superhero shows get smothered by angst.
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According to the affidavit, police arrested Yadon after the autopsy results and she allegedly admitted that she smothered the girl with a blanket in her bed and that she had been planning her death for days.
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An older man carrying a tote bag of books paused to look at an array of mollusk shells that have clues to their causes of death, whether pierced by an octopus or smothered by invasive mussels.
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John Poindexter's original comment to the San Antonio Express-News, "We discovered the judge in bed, a pillow over his head," has been misconstrued as evidence that he was smothered to death at Cibolo Creek Ranch.
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Image 2 of 2 MATI, Greece – The soot-smothered mermaid doll lying among the detritus of a fire-gutted home may have been in a child&aposs hands just before the flames swept through the structure.
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"The American Health Care Act would repeal the most punishing elements of Obamacare, including the massive tax increases and mandates that have increased costs, limited choices, and smothered job creation," the group said in a statement.
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For a limited time during the season, they are also serving a Colossal Burger smothered with cheese and bacon between two Belgian-style waffles and Deep-Fried Pretzels, which come in original and red velvet flavors.
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In Paris, starting in the late 1950s, she made what she liked, which was home cooking from her actual home as well as all over the world — smothered rabbit and cornmeal mush, salade niçoise and feijoada.
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Or, heading in another direction entirely, this could be a good time to make David Tanis's classic leeks vinaigrette, maybe in advance of Melissa Clark's French onion soup or my recipe for smothered pork chops. Alliums!
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And they are here for the food that goes with drinking: corn kernels heaped in a pile and smothered in melted cheese; egg rolls stuffed with cheese and fish roe; and yes, spicy pan-fried chicken.
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But this is a good corrective to a story that anti-Sanders Democrats tell themselves, that any steam he picks up in Iowa and New Hampshire would be smothered once the race expanded to diverse states.
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William Hawkins was walking quickly past attendants in a Florida nursing home last month when he suddenly jumped onto his ex-girlfriend's 95-year-old lover and smothered his face with a pillow, according to police.
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New York had a handful of chances in the final minute, but a shot by Anders Lee with about 20 seconds left sailed wide of the net, and Raanta smothered Lee's backhand just before the horn.
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What others condemned as wasteful, Montoya saw as an attempt to craft an alternative identity that could not be smothered by calls to assimilate into mainstream American culture — which often excluded these men and women anyway.
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There's also No Doubt's "Don't Speak" on there, which caught Gwen Stefani at her absolute Tragic Kingdom peak, when she managed to inject dizzying teen angst and tear-soaked heartbreak into one glittering, sugar-smothered musical tornado.
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I was smothered in kisses, that much love and nurturing and also I would say, there's a really strong sense of independence you had when I was growing up that I think I sort of took on.
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Harvey's reported first kill, at age 287 on May 260, 173, involved 217-year-old patient Logan Evans at London, Kentucky's, Marymount Hospital, who was smothered by Harvey with a pillow and a sheet of blue plastic.
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The enchiladas at Mexico City's Klein's are topped with creamy queso fresco, smothered in a bone-warming blend of piquant sauces, and parceled neatly around peppery strips of kosher salami and a generous smear of cream cheese.
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McKenley allegedly gave detectives a "detailed account" of how she allegedly smothered the child and the child's "body movements and struggle during this event as she maintained consistent force over [the girl's] airway," according to the affidavit.
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A guy at a Pittsburgh Pirates game on Wednesday night went for the glory when a foul ball flew his way and ended up with a face smothered in nacho cheese and what appears to be chili.
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The Hurricanes almost broke the scoreless tie in the final minute, when Brock McGinn pounced on a turnover by Devon Toews deep in the Islanders' zone and fired a pair of shots that were smothered by Lehner.
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No. 22 Kansas State 38, Kansas 10 Skylar Thompson rushed for 131 yards and three touchdowns and passed for 129 yards as the Wildcats smothered the host Jayhawks in the first sellout since 2009 in Lawrence, Kan.
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My husband's grilled salmon, though perfectly moist and flaky, was nearly smothered by a sticky barbecue glaze; and a shared crispy tostada topped with beautiful, ruby-colored cubes of yellowfin tuna tartare was glopped with sriracha aioli.
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After an all-night interrogation, Mr. Juárez confessed on videotape to having smothered the child with a pillow while trying to rape her, then he and his sister dumped the body in the woods near the highway.
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Bregman made a splendid backhanded stop to rob Mark Teixeira of a base hit in the second inning and smothered a ground ball from Aaron Hicks before starting an inning-ending double play to close the third.
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The shellfish, which once smothered reefs in South Africa, in some places packed as tightly as cobblestones, has become more difficult to find as a result of overfishing, luring untrained divers into deeper and more deadly waters.
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She was also on hand Sunday, but after her embrace, Woods took a few steps forward and was smothered by his second family — the other players, some of whom were almost young enough to be his children.
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It was a mostly quiet game for Aaron Rodgers and Green Bay's offense, but that hardly mattered as the Packers' defense absolutely smothered the Seahawks, holding them to 47 passing yards and 19 yards of total offense.
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Iran is experiencing its deadliest political unrest since the Islamic Revolution 40 years ago, with at least 180 people killed — and possibly hundreds more — as angry protests have been smothered in a government crackdown of unbridled force.
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As we previously reported ... the woman using the alias Katherine Larson claimed she was sitting on a couch when Broner smothered her and shoved his tongue down her throat at a Cleveland nightclub on June 8, 2018.
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The fresh yeast donuts run both sweet and savory; the "Mother Clucker" is topped with a fried chicken strip and honey butter; and the "Fat Elvis" is smothered in grilled bananas, bacon, peanut butter icing, and honey.
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Atomic Blonde will sometimes make you feel like you're being smothered by too much of everything — but then it will cut through the noise with the clarity of a great joke and a kick in the face.
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Sweet Melissa's is aptly named — its best burrito is the "Smothered Sweet Potato and Black Bean Burrito," which comes with "sweet potatoes, black beans, and pepper jack in a giant whole wheat tortilla," according to its menu.
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And there are more than a handful of ways we like to munch on our flavor favorites — like fresh out of the box or freezer and smothered in some peanut butter or crumbled atop an ice cream sundae.
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"I could not complete the covers of this issue without relinquishing one to an important cause," Lady Gaga says of the shot, which shows the couple nude and smothered in paint in a mirror selfie taken by Kinney.
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Shanann's strangled body subsequently was found in a shallow grave at an oil work site owned by Watts' former employer; the bodies of the two girls, who had been smothered, were found nearby, in drums containing crude oil.
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The food at the ceremony, which was catered by the Kentucky Castle, included mini versions of a Kentucky hot brown sandwich — a local delicacy and a favorite of Cartwright's that includes turkey and bacon smothered in cheese sauce.
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Whether that bacon and cheese-smothered beef patty is grass-fed or grain fed—or indeed, whether you've swapped it for a chicken or turkey patty with "wow factor"—burgers can never be considered a nutritionally sound food.
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New York smothered the Patriots on their first two possessions, the first one ending with an interception of Brady by cornerback Trevin Wade and the second one nearly ending on another interception, this time by safety Landon Collins.
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After I finish off the pork buns—a traditional recipe lifted from her own family cookbook and source of pride for Sunae—she serves me roti smothered in sticky condensed milk and a bowl of yellow pumpkin curry.
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He carried a perfect game into the fifth inning before Ezequiel Carrera hit a two-out, ground single up the middle; Starlin Castro smothered it, but could not get to his feet quickly enough to throw out Carrera.
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Any would-be momentum from a small but splashy launch rally in March outside a Trump property in Manhattan was smothered when, hours later, the first summary of the special counsel's report on Russian election interference was released.
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The gang drowned customers in the lake or smothered them with plastic bags while driving around the countryside, to prevent them from complaining to the police that there were no new homes for sale in the small towns.
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White House Memo WASHINGTON — One day in October 22004, an American diplomat named Archer K. Blood arrived at Afghanistan's government headquarters, summoned by the new president, whose ousted predecessor had just been smothered to death with a pillow.
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It's the longest night of the year this weekend, Saturday night, the hibernal solstice, a chance to light candles, make and eat St. Lucia buns, smothered shrimp in crab-meat gravy, okonomi-latkes piled high with salmon roe.
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Eating three servings of smothered chicken at "Maury's touring restaurant" (operated by a tiny, furry chef with a singletable and big dreams) will get you levels much faster than wailing away on the various denizens of the game's dungeons.
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Go deeper: Scorched and smothered by wildfires, California's 13 months of hell Full coverage: Axios on the California wildfires Why it's so hard to issue a fire warning Forest management is only one risk factor in the California wildfires
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In addition to the boy thrown from a window and the other one pushed into the lake, there was a story about another boy tied to a tree and left to freeze, and a newborn smothered in a crib.
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Go deeper: Scorched and smothered by wildfires, California's 13 months of hell Full coverage: Axios on the California wildfires Why it's so hard to issue a fire warning Forest management is only one risk factor in the California wildfires
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But what killed the record and made it fall flat on its face was the production and the mastering: murky, impenetrable, it smothered the life out of everything that was good about the music and render it near unlistenable.
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The President's Day congressional recess left members of Congress vulnerable in their districts to protests and confrontations, reminiscent in some ways of the Tea Party town halls of 2009 that nearly smothered the Affordable Care Act in its crib.
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Curran, who joined Unsane on bass ahead of 1995's Scattered, Smothered & Covered and remains alongside drummer Vincent Signorelli more than two decades later, attributes the perpetuation of the band's unsettling style to more than just a consistent lineup.
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EditorsNote: adds quotes Sophomore Jarrett Culver scored 22 points while Texas Tech smothered Michigan in a historic defensive effort as the Red Raiders won 63-44 in an NCAA Tournament West Region semifinal on Thursday night in Anaheim, Calif.
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ZORA'S CAFE The specialty in this compact 19-seater is soul food from Linda Browne, a former Air Force physician and caterer, with the chef Eugene McCall Jr. turning out fried chicken, smothered pork chops and sweet potato pie.
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Americans from coast to coast are already seeing rising deductibles, growing co-payments, and fewer doctor options as their employers are painfully forced to narrow networks and slash other benefits to avoid being smothered by a 40 percent tax.
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For Stephens, it must have seemed like all the air had left the cage, and as he gasped on the mat all he found to inhale was Aldo, who smothered him with an urgency he hadn't shown in years.
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I made whatever I wanted and called it traditional: chocolate refrigerator cake prepared with smuggled-in Nabisco wafers smothered in whipped cream; sour-cream apple pie made from an approximation of the recipe in the Little Pie Company cookbook.
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Here's another picture of Lizard Island taken two months later, in April 2016 — the staghorn coral is completely dead and smothered in algae: Once the coral dies off, it can adversely affect the fish that rely on the reefs.
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EditorsNote: Corrects da Silva to being junior in graf 9; other minor edits Isaiah Moss came off the bench to contribute 17 points, netting four 3-pointers as No. 5 Kansas smothered Stanford 72-23 in Palo Alto, Calif.
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Captain Brown's test flights established the North American P-51 Mustang as the fast and maneuverable fighter-escort that smothered the Luftwaffe in dogfights over the Continent late in the war and gave top cover for Allied bombing runs into Germany.
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Cristina, who says she's been obsessed with true crime her whole life, has firsthand knowledge of a mysterious death in a way most other members of the Facebook group don't: In 2006, her then-husband smothered their infant daughter to death.
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But after the 1985 death of 4-month-old Tami Lynne, the shocking truth about the Schenectady, New York, woman emerged: Tinning admitted to New York State investigators that she smothered the infant to death when she wouldn't stop crying.
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Luc Besson's latest film, Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, opened last week to comically negative reviews; Besson's movies usually feel like Star Wars smothered in high fructose corn syrup, and Valerian didn't fall far from the tree.
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But flavor nostalgia trumps decor; it's the house-made ice cream, served in delirium-inducing forms—like monster banana split sundaes smothered in whipped cream, chocolate sauce, and every other decadent topping you can think of—that are the main draw.
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The new Arbynator, available November 19 through December 23, is piled high with roast beef on top a layer of Arby's "horsey" sauce and finished off with crispy curly fries smothered in cheddar cheese sauce on a sesame seed bun.
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In reality, the single unique food item on the Thai iteration of Taco Bell is called a Kickin' Chicken Taco, and it's a couple of chicken fingers in a soft taco shell smothered with spicy lava sauce that's basically mayo.
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Portobello cups — baby bella caps stuffed with sausage and bread crumbs — involved more cheese, Cheddar melted into a "fondue" sauce (with a dash of white wine) that smothered the mushrooms and served as a fine counterpoint to the fennel-seasoned meat.
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Fleury kept Pittsburgh in the game with several strong saves, including one he smothered from Alex Ovechkin in the left circle during a power play, a reaching glove save on Carlson and a pad save on Lars Eller from the slot.
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Italy, playing their first game under new coach Giampiero Ventura, were trailing 2-1 at Bari's Stadio San Nicola when Donnarumma entered the fray but he had little to do until he smothered the ball at Andre-Pierre Gignac's feet.
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According to the arrest affidavit, she said her father, uncle and grandmother were home while she gave birth in the bathroom, after which she smothered the baby by accident in an attempt to silence the newborn's cries to conceal the birth.
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The spill last week after two vessels collided in the Pearl River estuary left white globs of jelly-like palm oil in the water and strewn across beaches, along with dead fish, rocks, shells and rubbish smothered in the oil.
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If you're a Stevie Wonder fan like myself, you've heard Brazilian music influence American R&B and soul, and that is only a sliver of the sounds that you can discover in this gigantic musical country smothered in regional delights.
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Many of Saturday's outcomes were predictable, generally speaking: Sonnen landed double-legs and smothered Silva, Emelianenko took the concussion he would have taken from Mitrione in February, and Bader-Davis was as yawn-inducing as their first meeting in the UFC.
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In such a case, if scientists could catalog the tumor's mutations, they would have a shot at reconstructing a play-by-play — how the conflagration began, how the drug smothered it — and, from this, gain insights that could help others.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's fire-prone Riau province declared a state of emergency on Tuesday, the disaster mitigation agency said, after President Joko Widodo urged regional authorities to avoid a repeat of fires that smothered Southeast Asia in smog in 133.
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Her testimony as to how Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh, then 17 years old and drunk, allegedly tried to rape her in that bedroom and smothered her cries to the point she thought she might suffocate was viscerally emotional.
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Under Ford, the label's runways may have been poetically smothered with rose petals or goatskin rugs (the latter a trip hazard when combined with spindly stilettos in the label's Fall 2002 show), but that was the extent of the amateur dramatics.
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Goaltender Henrik Lundqvist posted a shutout by stopping just 23 shots, and the Rangers smothered the Ottawa Senators during a crucial five-minute power play in the third period of a 20-22 win on Sunday night at Madison Square Garden.
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Wisconsin, which entered the game with the nation's No. 2 defense in total yards and points allowed, smothered Minnesota, which had just 46 yards at halftime and didn't have a first down until 233 seconds remained in the first half.
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This mass eviction of popular items comes with a revamp of Taco Bell's menu that includes the addition of the Toasted Cheddar Chalupa, which is basically a chalupa supreme with a shell that's smothered in shredded cheddar and deep-fried.
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Whatever you cook, make sure you leave enough time to do the prep work and brining that will allow you to make this awesome recipe for smothered pork chops on Friday night, and to serve them with cornbread and collards.
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In the end, we picked around most of the add-ins and toppings to polish off the pasta smothered in the proprietary seven-cheese sauce, which is a strong endorsement of Mac Mart, and less so of Buffalo-flavored Cheez-Its.
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When you think of Chili's—or of a rack of sauce-smothered, glistening baby back ribs—it's very, very likely that your first mental association is not of a particular flavor, or even a particular dining experience, but of a song.
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Later in the third, Brady not so much scrambled out of the pocket as he shuffled, making himself an easy target for Chiefs linebacker Breeland Speaks to strip him of the ball that teammate Allen Bailey smothered inside Patriots territory.
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Their nastiness — two players missed games this series because of suspensions — smothered Boston's top two lines for the first five games, limiting those six players to two total points at even strength, one an empty-net goal in Game 1.
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BEIJING — Hundreds of rescue workers tapped, poked and dug through the earth and rubble left by a landslide that smothered a village in southwestern China on Saturday, looking for signs of survivors among the 100 or more people who were missing.
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Afterward, walk to the nearby Nico's Pier 38 for a breakfast (about $3003 for two) of fish-of-the-day and eggs; pancakes with passion fruit butter; or a mini loco moco (beef and egg on rice, smothered with gravy).
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Sure, I could tell a story about how this Very Good Salmon, smothered in a tangy dressing made from whole lemons, diced shallot and just the correct amount of fresh oregano, reminds me of a trip to Greece I once took.
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"If everything continues as it was, if we spend our days content that 'this is the way things have always been done', then the gift vanishes, smothered by the ashes of fear and concern for defending the status quo," he said.
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They said as much for two days, and then again Thursday morning, hours before they went out and smothered Ottawa by 4-1 — just as in Game 222 — to even their best-of-seven Eastern Conference semifinal at two games apiece.
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But by the end of the 20th century their insights had been smothered by corporate power and its political allies, with predictable consequences: We live with a narrow politics where democratic deliberation rarely touches fundamental questions of power and ownership.
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His lens however has always been drawn to the kind of food that evokes a strong sense of place: a cake sale for the Samaritans in Dorset, snails smothered in thick herb butter in Paris, hot dogs on a New York street.
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Morning bells, smothered by mist and birdsong; evening bells, mellow as the low light that caresses hills, cattle and trees; giddy carillons of change-ringing that mark victories, coronations and weddings, and the slow boom of majestic timekeepers and signallers of death.
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"Projection" is about "feeling unqualified to be the way you see yourself because of the way other people see you," and it's smothered in glitter and draped in the kind of gowns both Courtney and Kurt would've snatched for in the 90s.
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The SPD, which had wanted to go into opposition to rebuild after suffering its worst post-World War Two election result, fears its distinctive identity and policy ideas will again be smothered in any tie-up with Merkel's bigger center-right bloc.
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Every year in Brooklyn, in the wee hours of Labor Day morning, a sea of otherworldly characters smothered in oil and paint or costumed in devilish masks swarm Flatbush Avenue, willing the sun from its slumber with their clanking steel pan music.
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And the second time around, for the first few months after Cairo was born, she developed intense feelings that she hid from her doctor, including crying all the time and having thoughts like worrying her daughter would be smothered overnight, she tells Romper.
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Once inside, the view changes radically: A marble double staircase spirals up to a ridiculously ornate central rotunda that's smothered in gold leaf and arabesques, and you realize that, hidden inside this small, soporific city is a minor masterpiece of Beaux-Arts architecture.
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But before we get to the Spam, Tryka breaks me in gently, grilling pork ribs that have been braising for hours in Coca Cola, and plating up a brick of peanut butter French toast made with white bread and smothered in condensed milk.
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On the night shift, once the urgent jobs are done, the junior doctors take a break, laying down our stethoscopes and pagers to eat Halal Snack Packs, a Western Sydney delicacy of meat and fries, smothered in garlic sauce and packed in Styrofoam.
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Do the short-term contracts he has insisted on signing since returning to the Cavaliers in the summer of 2014 add to the immense win-now pressure and seemingly ceaseless drama that have smothered everyone involved with this franchise for four consecutive seasons?
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But, as usual, there is more than a nugget of truth smothered under Mr. Trump's helping of ad hominem sauce: The ferocity of today's politics does seem to have been good for the bottom lines of the news industry as a whole.
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He preserved the one-goal lead by making a point-blank stop on Ryan Strome with about a minute left and then smothered the puck with 16 seconds left to prevent Brendan Lemieux from getting a chance to score on a rebound.
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Mackenzie Boone from Wilmington, N.C., has a room "smothered with books": I have a problem with not throwing things away, that stays the same whether it's scraps of paper and bits of trash, or the random postcards I've gathered through the years.
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The marron is grilled, split open and smothered in sea blite, a coastal plant related to samphire, and sunrise lime, a hybrid citrus created by crossing the native Australian finger lime with a calamondin (itself a cross between a mandarin and a kumquat).
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In the mid-South, especially around Nashville, "meat and three" cafeteria-style joints offer a choice of protein, such as chicken-fried steak or smothered pork chops, and three vegetable sides, often accompanied by cornbread and sweet tea, all for one price.
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On Sunday night, as people filed in to Da Prato's cozy loft, she passed around an entrancing appetizer—a hefty slab of pink rock salt covered in cubes of watermelon, themselves topped with a dab of feta mousse and smothered in edible petals.
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Finally, a witness who lived all the way in Florida came forward to say that he'd seen Gilbert in the infirmary bloody and screaming — and that he kept screaming until one of the nuns straddled him, put a pillow over his face, and smothered him.
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Jerry Brown cited multiple factors, including climate, as reasons for his state's predicament, according to the L.A. Times: Go deeper: Axios Science: Wildfire edition Scorched and smothered by wildfires, California's 13 months of hell Forest management is only one risk factor in the California wildfires
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"Everyone who wants to control Poland ... wants us to be weaker, wants us to be not proud of ourselves," Tadek said in an interview with BuzzFeed News last month at his apartment overlooking the industrial valley that keeps Krakow smothered in a blanket of smog.
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On each table is a menu where every item is named after world dictators and politicians, though the poutine alone lays claim to the autocrats: "The Vladimir" is fries smothered in beet confit, smoked meat, onion, veal stock gravy, white wine, and Russian dressing.
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I was ready to write them off simply because I prefer my coffee smothered in whipped cream and chocolate flakes, but after consuming two Go Cubes, I drafted an article, sent five emails, cleaned my apartment, ran some errands, and updated my gym membership.
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Chris Kreider forced a turnover by Morgan Rielly and dished to Mats Zuccarello, whose two point-blank shots were stopped, before Zibanejad smothered the rebound and lifted a wrist shot from the left circle into the net for his 11th goal in 10 games.
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The former Seattle Seahawks star -- an original member of the famed Legion of Boom defense -- was accused of breaking into his ex-girlfriend's apartment in La Verne, CA on July 8 and allegedly chased her, dragged her and then smothered her in a carpet.
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"I want to do food that would stand up as a casual spot in New Orleans as much as in London," Browne concludes, as I mop up the last of the oyster's juice and take a final bite of radish smothered in beer cheese.
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Following their coach's lead, the Orange smothered the Huskies on defense, causing 267 turnovers and continuing their unexpected run through the N.C.A.A. women's basketball tournament, earning a spot in Tuesday's final against Connecticut with an 243-246 win Sunday night at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.
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Center Matt Cullen scored a tie-breaking goal early in the third period and goaltender Matt Murray won his postseason debut as the Penguins smothered the Rangers in a 3-1 victory that gave them a 2-03 lead in the best-of-seven series.
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You've read about all of them, whether it's the $2,000 pie topped with gold flakes, caviar and truffles, or the ridiculous Louis XIII version, which is smothered with caviar and, well, more caviar and prepared in your own home for a totally reasonable $12,000.
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The iconic valley, usually smothered in tourists this time of year, was instead blanketed in plumes from a raging nearby 38,000-acre wildfire that forced evacuations and turned one of the country's most popular national parks into a virtual ghost town on Wednesday afternoon.
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I've been obsessed with the origin story for those deep-fried pieces of chicken, smothered in hot sauce, ever since I found out that one of my New York friends, Linda Adamson, is from the family who invented them at Buffalo's famed Anchor Bar.
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You could marinate some pork for this ridiculously good recipe for smothered pork chops, the kind of meal that'll allow you to sleep in on Saturday morning as if you were 16, and greet noon as if it were your usual time to arise.
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While the Hail Mary led to the Packers leading 14-6 at halftime, the Giants looked like they could be on the comeback trail when they smothered the Packers on a few short running attempts in the third quarter leading to a turnover on downs.
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As Al Hart, a retired agent for stand-up comics who takes his very first client (Richard Dreyfuss) on the road for one last tour, Chase mostly engages in his trademark mugging, while his earnest moments are smothered by the clumsiness of the filmmaking.
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But what's happening in Maarat al-Numan is at least a hint of a suggestion that the battlefield success of the jihadist groups and the divisive sectarian atmosphere has not completely smothered the Syrian people's desire for democracy — particularly when their alternative is al-Qaeda-style rule.
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From the Cave of Wonders melting with Aladdin inside, to Princess Jasmine being trapped in a giant hourglass filling with sand, to the genie literally living in a tiny-ass lamp, there are so many tense moments where our heroes come close to being smothered and suffocated.
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Prosecutors have said Watts, 33, was thinking of a "fresh start" with a "new love" when he strangled his wife of nearly six years, 34-year-old Shanann Watts, with his bare hands and smothered their daughters Bella and Celeste, also likely with just his bare hands.
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When I try to picture the moment, I see myself sitting at one of the long, polished wood tables in the dining room, mowing through my daily salad smothered in ranch dressing and crunchy Chinese noodles, hearing the news as it passed by in urgent whispers.
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Of course, the film was made in conjunction with Josh Randall and Kristjan Thor, the creators of Blackout, and could no doubt be criticized as a commercial for the shows (as much as anything that shows attendees being smothered and waterboarded could be considered a commercial).
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The Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office said in a press release that Browner, 33, is accused of breaking into an ex-girlfriend's apartment in La Verne, California, where he allegedly chased her, dragged her and smothered her in a carpet while her two children were present.
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Also popular in Switzerland and parts of Germany, this is comfort food at its finest: Small pieces of thick egg noodle (think gnocchi but thinner) are smothered in all the cheesy sauces, covered in more cheese and oven-baked, before being topped with lots of crispy onions.
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While these inescapably misogynistic films mostly feature women being killed in cruel and bizarre ways, men are murdered too: In A Thousand Pleasures, Richard is smothered by the breasts of Boobarella—definitely more of a fetishistic gesture than an expression of retribution for killing his wife.
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Check out the A217 Self Monitoring Water & Energy Smart Meter by Amphiro, and give that annoying (but objectively correct) friend who's always turning off the faucet while you're washing your face the gift that will show you've been listening as you roll your soap-smothered eyes.
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Radiohead was depressive upon arrival, with its 1993 debut record, but in 1997 "OK Computer" carried the band's worldview toward something like a concept album, pondering the ways that individuality can be smothered or surrendered, and considering the frailty of the body versus the power of machines.
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There were slithers of tulle smothered in metallic pearls like a '70s disco diva, simple wool tunics and trousers paired with flowing velvet and satin capes (no one does casual extravagance like Mr. Piccioli), botanical gardens of organza and lace, and glinting jacquard Bermuda shorts. Shorts!
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That weight sinks deepest into the ominous tension between the understated melodic riffs smothered in reverb, accompanied by patient, simple drum beats, and the drawn-out, hypnotic dirge summoned by guest vocalist Laurie Shanaman from Ails (who are also incredible, and who I've also gushed about here).
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Police reports from 2013 detailed an incident of alleged domestic violence which resulted in Mortimer's hospitalization for a head injury, and two police reports from 2014 revealed further incidents between the couple in which Fanjul reportedly smothered her with a pillow and pushed her head to the pavement.
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But as sweet as that ice cream and clam-smothered pizza slices look online, medical professionals have warned against it, largely because of activated charcoal's most accepted use: absorbing medications and chemicals in the body, reducing the effectiveness of even the good ones that we have actual prescriptions for.
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Rundstrom-Wooding is the second suspect arrested in O'Connor's death: On Thursday, 36-year-old James R. Brower was arraigned on a first-degree murder charge in Chenango County in what New York State Police suspect was a brutal rape that resulted in the girl being smothered to death.
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"These stories of people from China, Somalia, Mali, Sudan, and Tunisia – testaments to the impact, importance and diversity of global cinema – have been smothered in the U.S. by the volume of attention given to five words of mine at an opening press conference, which is too bad," Streep said.
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Then return man Juwan Dickey tried to field Zach Sinor's punt at his own 4-yard line, failed to handle it, and Oklahoma State had the game's first score when freshman Madre Harper smothered the ball in the end zone on the first play of his college career.
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It's certainly not a slog to get through, though – rather, it's the kind of wild, hypnotic, beat-smothered album that would sound best as the soundtrack to a party, or some other situation where you want to feel uplifted, free and giddy as a kid after fanta and skittles.
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The Chargers had seemed overmatched by Mahomes, who repeatedly found ways to step out of sacks, extend plays and extend drives, and were being smothered by a defense that was bolstered by the return of Eric Berry, a standout safety, who had been out for more than a year.
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Drummond got her start as a blogger detailing her journey from city girl to ranch wife on her blog, called The Pioneer Woman, sharing heartwarming anecdotes about her husband and writing popular recipes for comfort food classics like smothered pork chops, chicken fried steak, and macaroni and cheese.
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" Karyn Kusama's Jennifer's Body is only now enjoying a cultural resurgence, a decade after James Berardinelli at Reel Views called it a "spectacular disaster," and "the kind of thing a cat might bury in a litter box and still keep building the covering because the stench can't be smothered.
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When I arrived at Coney Island with a person I'll refer to as my friend, we stopped at Nathan's first, obviously, and already I found myself on the cusp of orgasm: How could I not feel ecstasy biting into such a perfectly texturally balanced hot dog smothered in ketchup and sauerkraut?
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The details are harrowing -- Browner's ex claims he broke into her place through a window, dragged her back into the house, smothered her face into the carpet to the point she almost lost consciousness ... and then brought her and their two kids out to the living room to petrify them further.
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But if you want to see, really see the way data tracking, harvesting, and targeting takes the strands of information we generate and ties them around us until we are smothered by governments and companies, then don't miss the film, which premieres today on the streaming platform and in theaters.
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For all the poise and commitment that the soprano, Tony Arnold, brought to her part — which included languid hummed glissandos and speech-like rhythmic recitation — there was a claustrophobic sense of the text's being smothered by the muted moans and buzzing outbursts that the technically impressive trombonist, Tim Albright, produced.
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EditorsNote: 1st graf, change 127 to 33, also add host; 3rd graf, change 92 to 93 Skylar Thompson rushed for 131 yards and three touchdowns and passed for 129 yards Saturday as No. 22 Kansas State smothered host Kansas 38-10 in the first sellout since 2009 in Lawrence, Kan.
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The same "authentic" things that made Austin appealing in the first place—the strange little blueberry in a cherry pie, the arts scene that's a shotgun wedding between hippies and cowboys, cheap housing, SXSW—are pretty much being smothered by progress and brands and the commercialization of a special thing.
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Khal Drogo (Jason Momoa) The Dothraki leader Khal Drogo died for several reasons: because of a nasty wound infection; because of the deceptive witch Mirri Maz Duur, who pretended she would save him; and finally, because his grieving wife, Daenerys Targaryen, smothered him to free him from a permanent vegetative state.
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History is littered with instances of one-time allies abandoned by Washington to their fate — the Bay of Pigs invasion; the fall of South Vietnam; numerous internal uprisings, like Hungary in 1956, that were fanned by the United States only to be smothered when aid, implicit or explicit, was withheld.
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There are two sides in this debate: those who say co-sleeping is a great way to bond with baby and get a little more rest, and those who suggest co-sleeping parents are essentially murderers (because of the risk that the baby gets smothered or falls during the night).
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With every questionable lyric — "Don't call me funny bunny, I'll blow your money, money, I'll get you to my bad ass, spinning for you" (Russia 22016) — and every dancer resembling a stripper in a hamster wheel (Ukraine 20163, Ukraine 22016) — the contest sucked me deeper into its glitter-smothered, spangly vortex.
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Whether smothered generously on Mexican-style street corn, mixed into into a cold pasta salad, served as a creamy topping for patatas bravas, used as a binder for a seafood salad, or made into a secret sauce-style burger spread for your favorite veggie burger, the possibilities for Vegenaise are seriously endless.
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Higher monthly internet bills, obnoxious video buffering, and a market where a future Netflix will be smothered by broadband giants are all part of a dark vision of the internet put forward by leading Senate Democrats Tuesday, one they fear may come to pass unless the public stands up for network neutrality.
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In what can only be construed as a blatant slap in the face to the entire state of Texas, tech-bro meal-replacement brand Soylent inexplicably decided to get into the barbecue game this SXSW with the deeply puzzling creation that is a plate of Texas brisket smothered in "Sweet Cacao" Soylent sauce.
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The plate of tender white-meat chicken in soft tortillas was topped with crumbled cotija cheese, shredded lettuce and slices of radish, and smothered in reddish-brown, richly spicy-sweet mole — a complex, traditional Mexican sauce that varies regionally, but that ordinarily includes up to 40 ingredients and takes all day to cook.
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I spent some time at home recently and sorted through all the shit I've stored in my nan's garage where that bookshelf now lives, supporting a dusty collection of VHS tapes, and let me tell you it is absolutely smothered—and I mean fucking caked, like highlighter on a Kardashian's cheekbone—with Bright Eyes lyrics.
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As Transparency International found in 2004, three of the top four kleptocracies the modern world had ever seen—Indonesia's Suharto, Zaire's Mobutu, and Nigeria's Sani Abacha—had one thing in common: relying on Manafort to massage their images for Western audiences, all to keep the U.S. aid flowing, and any kind of international criticism smothered.
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Giant Meatball with Spaghetti, which comes topped with meat sauce; the 11½ inch-long Giant Chicken Parmigiana, which is served with fettuccine alfredo; the Giant Four-Cheese Stuffed Shells, which come with marinara, alfredo and toasted breadcrumbs; and the Giant Stuffed Shells with Shrimp, which arrives smothered in alfredo sauce and chopped, seasoned tomatoes.
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Most notable is the Wholotta platter, the company's "biggest platter ever!" weighing in at nearly 2,500 calories with a Beef Chilada smothered in chili and queso, a crispy beef taco, a beef Muchacho, a side of queso in a cup made from a tortilla chip, Mexican rice, refried beans, sour cream, guacamole and chips.
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Zanon makes Italian staples with a Hawaiian twist, such as wood-fired pizza topped with kalua pork and chunks of fresh pineapple, plus traditional island specialties, including one of the best takes on loco moco — a gravy-smothered hamburger patty with two over-easy eggs, sautéed mushrooms and onions all served over steamed white rice.
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Eight paintings by Boucher in this exhibition epitomize the mature Rococo, among them a soft-edged portrait (lent by the Harvard Art Museums) of Madame de Pompadour, Louis XV's mistress, as well as "The Toilette of Venus" and "The Bath of Venus," twin pictures of that nude goddess cocooned in silks and smothered by cherubs.
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So when I got it into my head to cook a version of the pan-roasted chicken with morels and a Madeira-laced cream sauce that the chef Angie Mar has on her spring menu at the Beatrice Inn in Manhattan — it's an upscale smothered-chicken dinner, basically — I didn't ask for the recipe.
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The Ft. Lauderdale police report follows previous incidents of alleged domestic violence between the two: In 2013, Mortimer was hospitalized for a head injury and two police reports from June 2014 revealed further altercations between the couple in which Fanjul allegedly smothered Mortimer with a pillow and pushed her head to the pavement, according to the police report.
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Fighting the aged veteran, Tsuyoshi Kosaka—the first man to defeat Fedor if you really want to push the meaning of the word 'defeat'—Baruto was never in trouble for a moment as he stuffed takedowns effortlessly, kneed TK in the head from the front headlock, and smothered the judoka for the full duration of the fight.
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If you've heard of Paradise, it's likely because of what happened here — thousands of people waking up to a morning sky smothered by thick, dark smoke; hiding under their cars and using storm drains as shelter from the incoming rush of heat and flames; drivers shakily recording footage of traffic that had stalled as far as they could see.
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There was a time when bloated superteams smothered the postseason with thickly applied contract cheese and bottomless bowls of dingers—it wasn't nearly as long ago as it seems—but we are now in a less-predictable era of slow-burning stubbornness, with last year's Kansas City Royals the reigning champs in both the literal and figurative sense.
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EditorsNote: Corrects score at time of Mahomes injury to 10-6 in 2nd graf; Fixed KC defensive rank to 27th in 6th graf; New 213th graf Despite a knee injury in the second quarter that forced quarterback Patrick Mahomes to miss the remainder of the game Thursday, the Kansas City Chiefs smothered the host Denver Broncos 30-6.
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Other cool new recipes on NYT Cooking include Sue Li's roasted carrots with toasted almonds; Lidey Hueck's roasted green beans with pancetta and lemon zest; and Alexa Weibel's double-garlic mashed potatoes, all worthy side dishes to some of our old-school favorites, including Melissa Clark's salt-and-pepper roast chicken, my smothered pork chops, Melissa's wine-braised oxtails.
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I wanted to make smothered pork chops (above) in the middle of last week, a feed for a day when things are generally falling apart in the kitchen and in our lives, everyone caught between weekends, a little frantic or bummed, with no desire to shop or follow instruction or really do anything more than receive comfort.
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What will save the liberal order, if it is to be saved, will be the successful integration of concerns that its leaders have dismissed or ignored back into normal political debate, an end to what Josh Barro of Business Insider has called "no-choice politics," in which genuine ideological pluralism is something to be smothered with a pillow.
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As PEOPLE previously reported, Mortimer and Fanjul had a volatile relationship and police reports have revealed incidents of alleged domestic violence between the two: In 2013, Mortimer was hospitalized for a head injury and two police reports from June 2014 revealed further altercations between the couple in which Fanjul allegedly smothered Mortimer with a pillow and pushed her head to the pavement.
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FKA twigs (born Tahliah Debrett Barnett) is a dancer and video director as well as a musician, and with her visual projects and concerts she takes on extreme female roles: a larger-than-life goddess, a woman who fights against being smothered, a body in bondage, a student of the proud androgyny of vogueing and, lately, a cosmic pole dancer.
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But with violence to real humans so easy to see on the real news — a shooting in a newsroom, a shooting in a school, black people shot and smothered for no reason — I can't quite shake the feeling that something is just off about the Purge series' attempt at political literalism combined with dying citizens, recontextualized as a social experiment.
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For these reasons, mystery has long surrounded Tasmania, but recently, the very things that made the island seem inaccessible — its raw, lonely, tree-smothered landscapes, almost half of which are nature reserves; its sparse population (just 518,000-odd people on a landmass half the size of England) — have given it a new life as a destination for hikers and the food-obsessed.
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The daunting conditions faced by the recovery team on Friday underscored the sheer power of the initial eruption — which blasted rocks and sulfurous debris into the sky, filled the air with acidic gas and smothered the island with layers of ash — and again raised the question of why tourists had been allowed onto the island despite a recent rise in volcanic activity.
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Dr. Medvedev, an agrochemist at a Moscow university, believed, as did many of his fellow scientists and intellectuals, that Soviet agriculture had lagged far behind much of the world and that its science had been smothered in political ideology under Lysenko's influence, which continued after Stalin's death in 1953 and throughout Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev's 11 years in the Kremlin.
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Exclusive 220 Photos View Slide Show ' The century-old Harlem brownstone that served as the New York home of the memoirist, poet and civil rights activist Maya Angelou for almost a decade, and where she entertained scores of friends like Oprah Winfrey and Cicely Tyson with dance parties and competitive Boggle games and whipped up her signature smothered chicken, is about to enter the market.
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Mothers bore the brunt of this new diagnostic scrutiny: overprotective mothers stunted their children's maturation and were, according to a leading American psychiatrist, "our gravest menace" in the fight against communism; excessively permissive mothers produced children who would become juvenile delinquents; a mother who smothered a son with affection risked making him homosexual, while the undemonstrative "refrigerator mother" was blamed for what is now diagnosed as autism.
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Sam Ehlinger ran for a touchdown and passed for another before leaving with a shoulder injury, and No. 13 Texas (8-3, 53-2) smothered the freshman quarterback Brock Purdy in a victory at home over No. 18 Iowa State (6-4, 5-3) that pushed the Longhorns, No. 15 in the playoff rankings, closer to a berth in the Big 12 championship game.
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The Clippers were drubbed 141-113 by the Golden State Warriors on Monday, a game in which the reigning NBA champions shot 58 percent, smothered the shooting game of the Los Angeles guards and holding Griffin to 16 points and just 10 field-goal attempts With Chris Paul gone, Griffin is now the leader of the offensive attack, and Rivers does not want him to be the least bit shy.
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Named for the "People's Chamber," the lower house of parliament in the G.D.R., Volkskammer tries to revive East Germany on a daily basis by cooking up gruel for the odd local with a case of "ostalgie" — nostalgia for the old East — and curious tourists willing to punish their palates with hearty slop like Falscher Hase, or counterfeit rabbit: a dense, gravy-smothered meatloaf hiding a hard-boiled egg and cured pork knuckle with kraut.
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Alabama 29, L.S.U. 0 The sophomore quarterback Tua Tagovailoa passed for 295 yards, threw two touchdowns and raced 44 yards for another score, and the Alabama defense smothered Louisiana State's offense to power the No. 1 Crimson Tide to a 29-0 rout of the No. 4 Tigers on Saturday night in Baton Rouge, La. Alabama (9-153, 6-0 Southeastern Conference) held L.S.U. (7-2, 4-2) to 196 yards in total offense.
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Pamela Strobel's book, first published by Signet in a bare-bones paperback almost 50 years ago and now reissued with an introduction by the Southern food historians and cookbook authors Matt Lee and Ted Lee, represents a definitive collection of African-American cooking from the 1920s and '30s — hoe cake, cracklins, smothered pork chops, scrapple that calls for pig's feet, "Sauce Beautiful," made from a base of peach preserves and recommended alongside fried chicken.
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