An author owns a snappy title, and then the snappy title owns the author.
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His colorful charts and snappy interviews were littered with snappy sayings made to grab headlines.
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Canon Snappy EL 35mm Point & Shoot Film Camera — $14.95
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But a soft and snappy response may solve the problem.
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The HTC 323 is a very fast and snappy phone.
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Snappy Gifts is still a little rough around the edges.
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There is no snappy intro for an article about abuse.
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Please keep your pitch snappy — no more than 150 words.
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Please keep your submission snappy — no more than 150 words.
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Check. Bearded bartenders in snappy vests behind a marble bar?
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So he included emotions, motivations, snappy dialogue, sly Gaimanian flourishes.
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"We keep them robotic, small, sharp and snappy," Chapman said.
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Snappy, alliterative, essentially true — President Trump had coined another one.
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But that snappy, harmony-fueled version of "MMMBop," wasn't the original.
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Some political candidates are great at throwing around snappy one-liners.
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The result is a pretty snappy phone for most daily tasks.
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MOST CURRENCIES have snappy names, like yen, won, kip or lek.
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Snappy "buy local" sound bites do not make sensible economic policy.
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Look at this guy—he's even got a snappy shirt on.
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Breaking News, CNN's tag line, is not just a snappy logo.
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Those songs were built around snappy catchphrases and brisk, punky riffs.
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Let's dive in — stay with me here, I'll make it snappy.
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Mercury squares Mars at 7 AM, creating a snappy, bitchy vibe.
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Some of my friends have told me that I am 'snappy.
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The writing adopts multiple registers, from snappy dialogue to sprawling monologues.
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Crackling Hollywood dialogue and snappy, instinctive decisions are not real life.
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Every sign of rebellion is quickly snuffed with a snappy comeback.
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Beet tartare, served atop a snappy flaxseed cracker, includes white anchovy.
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Editors write snappy headlines, catch errors, rewrite and fill in holes.
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Democrats' snappy reply is that everyone benefits from healthy moms and babies.
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The snappy, Prince-esque melody is definitely the new song of summer.
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Even the snappy Men in Black is largely a streamlined Ghostbusters riff.
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He has dropped his snappy slogan, "vamos bien" ("we are doing well").
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I tried the app and it's as snappy and reliable as expected.
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By contrast, Scandinavian and Eastern European representatives tend to keep it snappy.
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God help me, I wish I'd had a snappy reply to hand.
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It's should be blisteringly cold, short, snappy, and just lift me up.
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It's performance is snappy, and it's not going to break the bank.
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"Speechless" returns for its third, having blossomed into a snappy, savvy comedy.
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These were both delightfully fresh, the cabernet snappy and the merlot soft.
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The snappy touch-screen interface is significantly improved over the outgoing system.
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In the film, the character performs a snappy 18th-century keyboard piece.
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But I get fucking on edge and really snappy with a hangover.
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You can select a Facebook header, a book cover, or a snappy meme.
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The touchscreen's responsiveness is snappy, and the motion of the menus is fluid.
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You want something snappy, something catchy — maybe something with a bit of alliteration.
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Undoubtedly, girls will spend their winter breaks selecting "snappy casual" outfits to wear.
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I was definitely nose-diving and had completely run out of snappy phrases.
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Minimalistic keyboard arrangements lay moody groundwork for snappy verses and hook-laden choruses.
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The touchscreen in the dash is snappy and, in my cursory experience, intuitive.
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Volkswagen's snappy touch-screen user interface is above average and offers Apple CarPlay.
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Prontito is Spanish slang for quick and snappy, but the food here isn't.
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But Captain Marvel doesn't highlight any of them in a rousing, snappy way.
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Lloyd's silent films were even more notable for the snappy wit of their intertitles.
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We are not your musical break or your snappy remark before a commercial break.
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Android 9 Pie is fast and snappy on the phones as they should be.
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She puts some of the blame at Khloé's feet calling Khloé negative and snappy.
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She's strange, stand-offish, a kind of Amy Dunne wannabe minus the snappy monologues.
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The 845 made the XZ2 feel very snappy in my brief time using it.
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It was light, with a gorgeous touchscreen, snappy performance, and Google Assistant built in.
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But 13 episodes of snappy, not-really-scary horror fun is better than nothing.
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She raps with a grin to match the propulsion of the snappy drum machine.
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"We will continue to build tasteful, snappy, polished tools that developers love," he added.
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It resulted from complex technical negotiations that do not lend themselves to snappy slogans.
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Sure enough, many took the time shed the sweatpants for some snappy wedding attire.
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The plan is to invest in talent and infrastructure to keep video calls snappy.
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She tells you to go find a Woolly Mammoth -- and to make it snappy.
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She is casual, snappy, direct and less inclined to carefully triangulate every public statement.
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Latency is also very low, which helps make things like loading webpages feel snappy.
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He's evolved from dazzling taunts to ruminations that are sometimes snappy and sometimes lumpy.
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"Bluff City," by Preston Lauterbach, aims instead for something less snappy and more lyrical.
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Bird's dialogue is snappy, and Michael Giacchino's score is as zippy and jazzy as ever.
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Take a look at their menu, and make a lot of wild/speculative/snappy judgments.
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While the new iPad doesn't feel as snappy as Apple's flagship phone, it's damn close.
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These snappy greens are dressed in honey, roasted garlic, and lime to keep things light.
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You want to read something quick and snappy and get a lesson or learn something.
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Rick constantly references commercial breaks, the need for snappy catch phrases, season arcs, and more.
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It's hard to fit all those groups into a headline or a snappy, intersectional slogan.
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I was going to make this snappy and glossy, and not the way teens speak.
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Some online stores and publications have also taken advantage of the snappy performance of PWAs.
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These groups reflect a growing interest among wealthy male urbanites in preening and snappy dressing.
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With its 855 chip and 6GB of RAM, it's no surprise the phone feels snappy.
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But snappy dressers or not, as their Full House character Michelle Tanner would say: Wool?
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The sound is clear, with a snappy bass response and soft trebles that don't pierce.
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These short, snappy poems, often accompanied by illustrations, are shared by countless readers every day.
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There was none of that on the Pixel 4: All browsing was snappy and smooth.
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I never knew what to say; the snappy comeback always came to me too late.
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And the groove is so fulfilling that the vocals mostly register as added, snappy percussion.
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But watch for sharp tongues—warrior planet Mars, in Libra, can be snappy as hell.
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Since the V12 is turbocharged, its acceleration isn't as snappy as other naturally aspirated engines.
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The large touch screen has a clear layout and snappy response, just like an iPad.
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Mitch went first, the terrier, a snappy article with a topknot tied with a tartan ribbon.
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The iOS app is snappy, highly responsive, and a near-perfect mirror of the desktop version.
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His dialogue is snappy without being distractingly clever, which gives the patter an almost effortless quality.
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All models will have much more RAM too, which should make them feel quick and snappy.
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It's got solid battery life that lasts over a day, a beautiful display, and snappy performance.
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But in terms of performance, it's quite snappy, and swiping between screens is fast and easy.
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Always the snappy dresser, Mitchell offered to take Staffeld's father, Bill, shopping in New York City.
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This has a dehumanizing tendency, creating a world that rewards judgmental, snappy commentary and eliminates nuance.
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Then, for another contrast — this one crisp and snappy — I also toss in blanched Romano beans.
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He rarely leans on snappy punch lines and largely steers clear of cruel or crass jokes.
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People often spelled Joaquin Oliver's first name wrong, so he went with a snappy nickname: Guac.
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It all moves along at a snappy enough pace, but sometimes feels more facile than insightful.
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Imbued with your favorite spirit, these snappy little rum balls should make you very happy indeed.
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The combination of the greens' snappy bite and the oil's fragrant tang was bright and deep.
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I found a Canon Snappy EL for $13.99 on eBay and so far I'm loving it.
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Out of the box, though, the display is set to 60Hz, which feels snappy as well.
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We generally liked the new entry-level MacBook Pro for its snappy performance and great screen.
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In total it took about seven months, a lot of road shows, a lot of snappy no's.
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Same goes for the RAM and processor: you need fast and snappy speeds to properly enjoy gaming.
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Weirdly, however, her usual snappy turn of phrase and ear for words seems to have gone awry.
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Canonical itself first experimented with the idea of Snap in its own "Snappy" editions of Ubuntu, too.
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Tizen is pretty snappy and works well enough with swipes, even if its app offerings are scanty.
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Throughout the OS, performance was snappy, more so than I can recall on any other Android device.
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Snappy percussive elements and indecipherable, mumbling background samples add a murky element to the otherwise warm track.
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Then I call her back two minutes later to apologize to being for snappy on the phone.
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You know, there really isn't anything fun or snappy to say about filing your annual tax return.
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These oversimplifications mimic Trump's tweets, ignoring depth and understanding for a cursory, snappy response and instant gratification.
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He often seemed halting in his speech patterns in a forum that prizes quick and snappy soundbites.
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Same goes for the RAM and processor: You need fast and snappy speeds to properly enjoy gaming.
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Stock Android also means performance is quite snappy and speedy with no skin to weigh things down.
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For every snappy scene or exchange there are three or four that feel baggy and half-written.
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It needs to be catchy, memorable, and uncomplicated, which often means companies keep them short and snappy.
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Are you in the mood for great hats, rich people problems and snappy Amy Sherman-Palladino dialogue?
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Hashtags and snappy videos are good, she said, but really making an impact will require more work.
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With its snappy braking and acceleration, a slip of your hand could leave you on the pavement.
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Serve with a snappy, cold green side like broccoli salad with garlic and sesame or Caesar salad.
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Mr. van Zweden drew crisp, snappy playing from the orchestra in the exuberant, scherzo-like second movement.
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The dialogue is snappy, deprecating, and real, something that's not always the case for comedies about female insecurities.
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The book, titled Lithium-Ion Batteries: A Machine-Generated Summary of Current Research, isn't exactly a snappy read.
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Not the flashy, snappy JJ Abrams Trek — just good ol' Picard out there getting his Prime Directive on.
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For a second, it seems like Thelma and Louise is a buddy road trip movie with snappy dialogue.
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Benedict Cumberbatch's Doctor Strange (introduced in 2016) has the snarky ego and snappy one-liners of Iron Man.
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It's quick to open apps, including the camera, which is also incredibly snappy, even on the first try.
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It is the cornering, snappy throttle and raucous engine exhaust note that makes the 580-2 worth loving.
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" But Mr. Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist, had a snappy retort: "My answer is a lot shorter.
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Reading may just make you smarter, happier, and less snappy to strangers who only want best for you.
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Vine gave way to really snappy, funny, and slapstick comedy snippets that can be digested readily and easily.
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"Junction injunction" sounds snappy, and it's a warning sign you might find at a junction: NO U-TURN.
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Anything snappy and catchy — pop, hip-hop, reggae, rock, funk, electronic dance music — is hers to toy with.
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The scenes of Matt's education are diverting and overly ingratiating, characterized by snappy edits and broadly deployed comedy.
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Now he doesn't have Patapouf anymore but he does have that huge St. Bernard who is equally snappy.
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There's a sly self-awareness and playfulness to the comic's sequences — from its snappy dialogue to its art.
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I liked this theme very much because it had that snappy "Aha!" moment in each of the answers.
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At 19A, "Hurry up!" you have an idiom from the century before last, I think: MAKE IT SNAPPY.
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Connecting online is also a good excuse to shake off rumpled clothes and shimmy into a snappy outfit.
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Written in a snappy tone with a healthy dose of skepticism, La Parisienne plays into and against type.
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What followed was zippy and snappy and super-duper friendly and, as a matter of intellectual exchange, superficial.
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I've seen "Not for use in oven," which is not as snappy but is probably more well known.
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But they skip over it like it's just another snappy gag that doesn't really matter to the story.
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And no number of snappy Twitter infographics or cleverly written op-eds is going to change that fact.
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But that doesn't guarantee it'll remain a snappy performer with all-day battery life that far down the road.
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The Mix 2's performance is snappy, and the 3,400mAh battery makes it last all day without much issue.
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It's snarky-funny, and snappy, sort of like it was written on Twitter before being transcribed into long-form.
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For snappy lessons that are actually fun to work through (and keep track of), Duolingo is difficult to beat.
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Snappy and responsive, the buttons remind you of playing on an arcade cabinet or with a top-notch keyboard.
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The "Victims of Immigration Crime Engagement Office," with the snappy acronym VOICE, is populist crowd-riling at its worst.
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It also offered various technical lessons — particularly with its snappy camera controls — for other 3D games at the time.
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Performance felt snappy, and while I know a lot of people still dislike LG's own skin for Android 230.
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Animations are snappy, customizations are relatively mild, and there's even a slide-up app drawer out of the box.
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At that point, I noticed resizing windows wasn't as snappy, but the Tab S4 still persisted and didn't crash.
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These definitely feel "snappy" and are as responsive as the Adidas UltraBOOST, which I used to wear a lot.
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"We had this very snappy rally coming off the December lows," said Acampora on CNBC's "Futures Now " on Thursday.
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Google's newest apps won't gin up snappy replies to your emails or attempt to organize your mess of photos.
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Steak 'n Shake tested the waters of Twitter wars, but Wendy's once again proved they dominate with snappy comebacks.
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I used the phone mostly to take photos, and the cameras were surprisingly snappy, which was a pleasant surprise.
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Snappy Gifts is a new startup offering a fresh new approach that takes the guess-work out of generosity.
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Having trained people to express themselves in short, snappy quips, he believes they still have a "hunger for substance".
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You're not currently wearing a chic beret or snappy chapeau in honor of this momentous celebration of headwear heraldry?
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A snappy image can get a project green-lit, but it doesn't mean the design will survive into reality.
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A few comfortable pairs with snappy quotes from the Espresso app would be a step in the right direction.
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The S6's predecessor, the Galaxy Tab S113, ran the older Snapdragon 835, and still delivered decent, snappy performance.
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"Decent lighting" and "snappy editing" keeps people engaged; you're not making Citizen Kane, you're making a vlog about mascara.
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A new touch-screen interface that is consistent and snappy eliminates a blizzard of buttons from the center console.
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But they acknowledged that the medium allows Mr. Trump to reduce complicated subjects to snappy and sometimes misleading slogans.
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The movement goes through snappy marchlike episodes and several times seems about to end in a wild-eyed flourish.
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During "Questa o quella," the duke's snappy aria declaring that all women entice him, Mr. Grigolo sounded almost desperate.
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"No One There," which features Casablancas on vocals, is a louche, gutsy cut, full of melancholic harmonies and snappy handclaps.
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EA: The snappy one is 'I dreamed a dream of a time gone by' that is also from Les Mis.
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Best of all, the courses are CPD Accredited, so you can use them to fortify your résumé with snappy buzzwords.
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Moving the cursor across the screen appears smoother, and Windows 10 animations appear just a little more snappy and polished.
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It's $49, comes in three colors and is actually a pretty snappy little device that's worth taking a look at.
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Mustafa Akyol is an exponent, in snappy English as well as his mother-tongue, of a liberal interpretation of Islam.
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They're heroes full of existential dread who fill up the horrifying world they inhabit with snappy dialogue and touching interactions.
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"Stay Hungry" is the polar opposite — a blissfully snappy mock-disco exercise, with sparkly keyboards painted over the chugging guitars.
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Rae Sremmurd have become masters of the super catchy, snappy kind of hip-hop track in a very short time.
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" My feeling was, "You go, Granny, and better make it snappy, because the way you drive, you don't have long.
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On her snappy breakout single, "Royals," she rolled her eyes at the hedonism and conspicuous consumption of the Top 40.
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When I was without alcohol, I was irritable, snappy, an arsehole—I was worse sober than when I was drunk.
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It was delicious, the sausage snappy, the bun buttery, and the räksallad, well, mayonnaise-y, but what's wrong with that?
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Short, snappy sessions, with assistants following strict guidelines, can work, says Jonathan Sharples of the Education Endowment Foundation, a charity.
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That's the trade-off of being a teen dad: extreme difficulty in the early years but snappy humblebrags later on.
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We began with piping hot crispy calamari, which had a snappy rémoulade and was tasty, despite an absence of legs.
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A redesigned Model S doesn't need to go full Lamborghini, but some snappy patterns and contrast topstitching would be cool.
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At Chacho's, the weenies and eggs combo is a salty, snappy filling that perks you up for the super taco.
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Tangent is a perfect example of this: It's cute, it's snappy, and it's built around a cool room-switching mechanic.
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I'll tell you gags, I'll sing you songs (Just happy little snappy songs that roll along) Out of my mind.
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The writing by Fazekas and Butters (showrunners and writers for Marvel's Agent Carter on ABC) is snappy, crisp, and playful.
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Ultima Thule -- officially known by decidedly the less-snappy name "2014 MU69" -- is the farthest object ever visited by spacecraft.
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The absence of "gay best friend" and "snappy Jewish neighbor" characters makes fun romantic comedy practically impossible to pull off.
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Mercedes' has the Kelley hallmarks — snappy dialogue, credible characters, a story that adds up, an overall feeling of polished craftsmanship.
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It was a snappy, crude, unfussy insult, repurposed and wielded by people the Nazis intended to dominate, expel or kill.
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A smallish 7-inch touch-screen interface has snappy response, but the menu isn't always fall-on-your-face easy.
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"Wanna Come Down" is a snappy funk track that owes more to Prince than to Nigeria's own Afrobeat or juju.
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The band sent Noisey a snappy little statement to accompany our exclusive (yeah, baby!) premiere of their debut album below.
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The star KIC 8462852 doesn't just have a snappy, memorable name, it's also an unsolved anomaly 1,500 light years away.
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At 35, Edgar is still the quick-footed wrestler with good athleticism, snappy takedowns, clean boxing and an underrated ground game.
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Our idea of a snappy exchange with extraterrestrials is a decade—and that only works if the nearest star is populated.
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I had a chance to go to my home state and work with Miami based producer Snappy Jit on the track.
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You'll receive an email asking you to pay the standard retailer price of the present, and Snappy Gifts ships it off.
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It's as if he laid out the schema for the book and then sought to backfill its segments with snappy insights.
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Like her, his supporters see a genuine allegiance to principle, and that's more powerful than good hair and a snappy suit.
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While he did land some snappy one-liners on Wednesday, he largely failed to build on the momentum from last month.
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It's a feel-good show with a snappy score and a book that addresses — as gently as possible — issues involving racism.
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It's not nearly as bad as the underpowered Roku hardware I've used in the past, but I wouldn't call it snappy.
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He brought a touch of sly playfulness to the Allemande, and dispatched the syncopations in the snappy Courante with biting intensity.
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Johnson is fast southpaw whose style largely consists of movement and straight hitting, with the odd snappy low kick thrown in.
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Shanahan now has a sharper triggerman in Jimmy Garoppolo, whose snappy release has been critical for late-in-the-down playmaking.
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The Pixel 4 is a snappy, responsive device that can make your life easier without wasting your time with dumb gimmicks.
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It was a raw and icy winter in Maine, and I had grown snappy with the tedious details of daily life.
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Their new music video for "Oh, Mama" is sweet, sweet elixir for our snappy sci-fi reference and violence-parched eyeballs.
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But once we ditch the cords, we can look forward to a new generation of snappy sonic entertainment whispering in our ears.
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It features great visuals, snappy dialogue, and a likeable cast of young actors such as Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, and Oscar Isaac.
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You'd be hard-pressed to find an equally capable smartwatch right now, a testament to Apple's skill at making pretty snappy hardware.
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Go check out all the listings, and make it snappy because the deal ends on Wednesday, November 16 at 11:59 EST.
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The cheers brought by such snappy juxtapositions, as well as cascades of votes, tell of more than Mr Modi's skill with words.
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House-made kimchi is snappy — cold on the tongue, hot on the taste buds — with a minimum of ingredients (and no carrots).
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It certainly felt snappy in my brief hands-on, though it's hard to pass judgement on a keyboard in a few minutes.
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At 140 minutes, it definitely drags, diluting what should be snappy twists and turns in a bloated storyline that sometimes feels disjointed.
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Performance, at least during my review, has been great: the phone is snappy and responsive, with smooth scrolling and fast app launches.
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It's a snappy disclosure timeframe, and the carrier said that no financial data or Social Security numbers were compromised in the breach.
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BEFORE Jack Dorsey helped found Twitter, the social-media firm known for snappy, rapid-fire updates, he worked briefly as a masseur.
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Farhad: I was just trying to think of a snappy joke about Brexit, but I'm too worried about a global financial apocalypse.
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Upgrade your PC with this Dell S2716DG monitor to experience QHD 2560 x 1440 resolution at a snappy 144 Hz refresh rate.
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Its snappy sense of humor ever-present, Twitter began minting jokes quicker than ... well, the White House mints North Korea summit coins.
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Many of the late works are snappy, and some are beautiful, but none deliver the jolt of even the silk-screen paintings.
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The setting may be East Texas but we're essentially in Elmore Leonard country, where sordid crime, snappy dialogue and regional atmosphere meet.
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In the pair's collaborative canvases, their signatures form large, semi-legible tangles — variously fragmented, magnified and reversed, in snappy black on white.
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Ms. Michaels returns with a perkier tune, "Are You," that matter-of-factly encourages a flirtation over a snappy, skeletal rhythm track.
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Everything will feel nice and snappy with the 8GB of 2666MHz DDR4 memory, and data loads faster from the 256GB SSD storage.
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At the East 34th Street landing in Manhattan, Dereje Wordofa strode aboard in a suit and tie and a snappy leather hat.
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Along the way, Jamie sings of his plight in numbers both snappy and sappy, annotated with improbably extended legs and graceful vogueing.
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The vehicle's 800-volt system will allow the Taycan to add 62 miles of charge in a snappy five minutes, Weckbach said.
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We didn't ever want it to feel snappy or angular like a comedy; we wanted to play it very real, very sincere.
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The dialogue is snappy and the plot fast-paced, especially once we begin to worry about the physical survival of one character.
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The Arnot-Roberts was snappy and savory, with an earthy, meaty set of aromas and flavors that included violets, herbs and olives.
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Reminiscent of "The Big Short" (2015), Peg's snappy, direct-to-camera lessons on the collections industry present debtors as eternally fruitful marks.
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In the phone's original renderings, the Light Phone 2 looked identical to the Light Phone 22019 but with a clean, snappy keyboard.
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There's not much writing, either, but what's there is brutally efficient in tone, simultaneously weaving between snappy jokes and straight up heartbreak.
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The rebuilding was long and tedious, but leavened by the snappy banter between Susan Povich and Ralph Gorham, the pound's married owners.
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Maritza loses some of the snappy sparkle we've come to expect from her, holding her trauma and shame to her shaky chest.
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Little Evil pays a little tribute to that film with the kind of snappy montage that's become a hallmark of Edgar Wright movies.
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With showrunner Amy Sherman-Palladino at the helm, everything from sand to surf to sunscreen is fair game for hijinks and snappy dialogue.
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It helps that at 86 minutes, the run-time is short and snappy, a welcome break from the bloated Hollywood movies it's mocking.
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We were snappy about the dishes piling up; we whined about wanting to take a walk or a drive just to get out.
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That combines for enough storage and memory for snappy responses when you boot up your laptop and use your favorite apps and software.
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The first thing you'll notice is that the Z4 isn't as fast or snappy as a OnePlus 7 Pro or Samsung Galaxy S53.
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Lightroom on Android was always a pretty competent mobile version of the desktop experience, but it never felt all that snappy and native.
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She is more inspired by the snappy back and forth of saucy women and the men who enjoy them on Turner Classic Movies.
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Given the volatility, have come up with a snappy way to describe bitcoin: It is just like rolling the dice in Las Vegas.
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He was wearing what I came to know was an Argyle sweater and a snappy pair of brown corduroy trousers and polished shoes.
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Memo From Nairobi NAIROBI, Kenya — For decades Africa was eager for a new narrative, and in recent years it got a snappy one.
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The UI is snappy and responsive, the bugs don't feel baked in ( Arena is still in beta), and it doesn't cost a fortune.
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It straddles the line between a functional representation and a realistic depiction of its subject, and what it's depicting isn't snappy or inconsequential.
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Hello, and welcome to Replay, WIRED's column devoted to bringing you the biggest gaming headlines of the week in a quick, snappy format.
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He is that paradoxical guy who goes to church both to pray fervently and to blow loud, snappy gum bubbles at the choir.
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Instead, he said, it's better to help companies actually fix their problems, which will do more to vindicate them than any snappy patter.
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It's a snappy replacement for the overused "tooootally," which reliably comes back from the dead when its substitutes, like TOTES, lose conversational currency.
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Then the chocolate is tempered (heated and cooled to specific temperatures) so that it sets with that characteristic glossy look and snappy texture.
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The popular mobile video app TikTok is a gold mine, featuring everything from dancing to angry voicemails, snappy rants, and brilliant sketch comedy.
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The new Edge feels as snappy as Chrome, if not snappier, and it&aposs also using up less of my computer&aposs resources.
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Danielle Brooks is the highlight as the snappy and savvy Beatrice, smarter than everyone's shenanigans but not immune to the draw of romance.
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The colorfully contrasted characters are still abundant, but the repartee is, for the most part, content to be merely snappy, not socially insightful.
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Journeys that usually involve hours stuck at gridlocked roundabouts, with police officers facing down honking matatu buses, now take a snappy half-hour.
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" And Glenn Kessler, who leads The Washington Post's "Fact Checker" blog, wrote, "This snappy talking point is based on numbers that add up.
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Nobody thinks that minivans are attractive, but of all the makers, Honda has done the most to give these microbuses a snappy exterior.
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A crocodile loose in suburban Melbourne has been captured in a snappy Christmas night mission, with no one knowing where it came from.
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Becoming a decent person requires an awful lot of dying in "Happy Death Day," a snappy horror-comedy with a gentle romantic spine.
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Benjamin Dreyer's 23,600 followers on Twitter, which he calls "the agora of the 21st century," know him for his snappy language-related interventions.
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The keyboard itself isn't as snappy or active with suggestions as SwiftKey, but it yields few complaints with both swipe and touch typing.
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Recipients get to virtually scratch to reveal their suggested gift Recipients get to virtually scratch to reveal their suggested gift Snappy Gifts has plenty of advantages, especially if you can't deliver a physical gift in person: And because Snappy Gifts curates a selection of popular, brand-name products, it's easy to send something awesome even if you can't imagine what to send.
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Social media is flooded with dozens of pages that make quick, snappy videos of decadent, Frankensteinian recipes made to look at foolproof as possible.
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A user interface that felt snappy and easy in laptop mode morphed into a buggy, laggy fiasco as soon as you disconnected the keyboard.
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Leave Means Leave, another campaigning outfit, is deploying all its old tricks: a battle bus, mass rallies and snappy slogans ("No deal, no problem").
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It's a familiar journey with enough timely knots, snappy dialogue, and surprising, but not impossible, resolutions to make for an fun hour of television.
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Of course Steak 'n Shake tried their very best to win with a snappy comeback, but Wendy's once again proved they dominate Twitter wars.
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Burt Reynolds, whose studliness, swagger and snappy patter have helped set TV and movie fans' pulses racing for nearly half a century, has died.
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The transition between mobile and desktop mode was pretty snappy — just connect some peripherals over Bluetooth and the apps shrink into more manageable windows.
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During the lunch break, Zhao and her co-workers trade snappy comments as they play games at the same consoles where they labeled photos.
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Sautéed spinach is a simple, snappy side dish that welcomes variations, and wilted ramps are a great accompaniment for a couple of fried eggs.
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If novelty were her only virtue, 15 would still delight, for an album that comprises 15 short, snappy novelty songs is a wondrous thing.
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Good, because you'll be pleased to know that they've got a new video out for "Gender of My Animals" that is snappy and disorienting.
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A few canvas bags and T-shirts with snappy slogans are for sale near the front desk, but the focus is on the books.
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For every bland moment of Sandy gazing wistfully off into the distance, Rizzo has a snappy line that can electrify scenes back to life.
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It's snappy and runs apps smoothly (even the camera app) with no noticeable lag, which is a change, even from last year's Moto G6.
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This domain service allows them to register a site of their own for 10 years with a name that's short, snappy, and wholly unique.
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The tempo is so brisk, the articulation of the strings so snappy, that the movement seems to proceed in an exhilarating swirl of confetti.
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The tempo is so brisk, the articulation of the strings so snappy, that the movement seems to proceed in an exhilarating swirl of confetti.
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In "Nut/Cracked," dancers deliver a sonic holiday extravaganza as they tap out snappy rhythms with the help of point shoes and Bubble Wrap.
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The tomatoes have never had the bitterness bred out of them, she said, making them especially complex, with a snappy acidity in their ripeness.
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The former prioritizes animations that fit into the world realistically and the latter bends reality to make the same movements feel snappy and empowering.
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Browsing around between apps is usually quite snappy, but equipped with just a Qualcomm Snapdragon 435 chipset, it's sort of ridiculous to ask for more.
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Diaz found his range as if it was as simple as flicking a switch, and began to rock McGregor with snappy combinations to the dome.
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While the display felt snappy in my limited time with it, it remains to be seen whether it's that much more responsive than the S10.
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The piece he's playing, "Paganini Jazz" by Turkish composer Fazil Say, is a sonic stir-fry of rapid crescendos, octave changes, and snappy jazz stylings.
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Mr. Mullavey rattles off his jokes with snappy rhythms that never feel too shticky, and brings gravity as the shadows gather later in the play.
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With improvements to smartphone processing power and the underlying mobile browser app technology, HTML5 can now support snappy, graphically-complex games like Everwing seen below.
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"Ready for You" is a great example of their sound as a whole; it's well-composed, tight, and full of vocal harmonies and snappy percussion.
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Snappy Gifts cuts deals for discounts from the manufacturers, and keeps the average 10 percent margin between the wholesale price and what it charges you.
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Conceived in Tel Aviv and built in San Francisco, Snappy Gifts has been bootstrapped but is now trying to raise a seed round of funding.
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It's done so with a community of creators good at churning out snappy, light-hearted videos, highly localized operations and its acquisition of rival Musical.
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He was timed in 1 minute 13.87 seconds, a puzzle, as he had covered five furlongs in a snappy 1:00.76 there the week before.
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So I was happy to find James Sturm's "Birdsong," a gorgeous wordless book with a snappy mood that seems to explicitly invite out-loud storytelling.
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Mr. Kelley and Mr. Shapiro (they worked together on "The Practice" and "Boston Legal") will serve up a snappy piece of dialogue every few minutes.
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The band's latest record, American Tragic, lobs polished barbs of 80s pop, goth rock, and snappy electronics straight at your heart—and at your hips.
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There is no snappy beginning, and no real ending, and whatever semblance of a middle that exists is messy and without any sense of closure.
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Masvidal's snappy, well-concealed jab was able to get through which Cerrone's switch kicks and swings found nothing but Masvidal's forearms for the most part.
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" The show promptly cut to a commercial for a Novo Nordisk long-acting insulin called Tresiba, which had a snappy jingle refrain — "Tre-siba ready!
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Think "Zumba," which debuted in the Times in September 2017; it's dance for fitness, a new incarnation of aerobics done to snappy Latin music, mostly.
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The CT6 has an improved Cadillac User Experience interface, and the snappy touch screen is augmented by a large touch pad near the shift lever.
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While the game is snappy and easy to get invested in—who wouldn't want to pass Medicare For All and tell Congress to suck eggs?
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She's not just studious; she's a well of irony and snappy put-downs, which help her wrestle her way through a forest of obnoxious men.
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Scorsese and his longtime editor Thelma Schoonmaker still make asides with snappy cutaways and move the action along propulsively, but they're imparting middle-management tidbits.
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The 8-gigabytes of RAM makes ChromeOS plenty snappy, and the Chromebook 514 manages just about 12 hours of battery in our video drain test.
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"I'm bored with trying to dredge up a snappy comeback to their attacks on everything from my good judgement to my mental health," Viorst wrote.
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Even the quick resume on the Surface Pro 27 wasn't always snappy as you'd have to wait for the Windows Hello camera to wake up occasionally.
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Together, they go through all the usual rom-com motions: they meet cute, exasperate each other, and express it all with mutual needling and snappy banter.
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For example, if you enjoy MOBAs like League of Legends, you'll need a keyboard with snappy response and easy mapping for spell and action hot keys.
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As a physical button, it — like Samsung's other hardware keys — is excellent, with a crisp, snappy click like all of the S8 and S9's buttons.
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The farm is home to some 4,300 crocodiles and gharials and is a popular destination for tourists eager to get up close to these snappy predators.
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It's practically crying out for some snappy one-liners to relieve the grimness; why would we go to Mars and leave our sense of humor behind?
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Feminism isn't all pink hats and snappy tweets — to be an intersectional feminist, you need to acknowledge the many levels of inequality that affect women worldwide.
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A whopping 12 words and phrases make their New York Times debuts today, and even those that have been around for a while are incredibly snappy.
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But whether bloopers and snappy retorts are game changers is a question that has dogged presidential election debates since the first one, held on another Sept.
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Her take on Midge—the snappy phrasings, the forceful pertness, the almost desperate overdose of pluck—had the irresistible hamminess of a classic comedic stage performance.
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Shrimp. There's a reason why we love a "cocktail" comprised solely of cold, cooked shrimp—they're sweet, juicy, and snappy enough to enjoy on their own.
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Easy online tools that students can use for this activity include Lexipedia, Visuwords, Snappy Words (my personal favorite because of its clean interface) and Graph Words.
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Focusing entirely on his opponent's centerline, Machida works with front snap kicks and right straights into the solar plexus, and a snappy jab to the face.
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Vocal lines flow from lyrical wistfulness to snappy declamations; dense big-band sonorities in the orchestra segue into lighter passages backed by a jazz rhythm section.
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To the Movies'Starts streaming: June 12 The animated "Spider-Man" movie "Into the Spider-Verse" wasn't the only snappy, self-referential superhero cartoon released last year.
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The apples and onions may not get quite as golden, but it will still be a sweet and snappy dish no matter how you roast it.
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Reporting, storytelling, analysis, fact-checking — skills that were previously central to journalism have, for a number of online outlets, taken a back seat to snappy headlines.
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Snappy editing and a jazzy score make what could have been a dry re-telling into a nail-biting journey full of laugh-out-loud moments.
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But "The Good Fight," despite having 10 episodes, so far plays much the same — the snappy dialogue, the technology obsession, the case-of-the-week structure.
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But as soon as that moment happens, be ready with books short and snappy enough to start their independent reading life with a jolt of pleasure.
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Over the last few weeks, Rippon has solidified his title as America's sweetheart in figure skating, charming us all with his inspiring, honest interviews and snappy tweets.
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My friend M. works in the building, so we grab Snappy Salads ($12) and catch up about the weekend, even though we spent most of it together.
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I wanted to write that because I was being pigeonholed as a writer who wrote funny stuff that was light and had snappy dialogue and was sarcastic.
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Most reality stars would have used that moment to improvise a snappy comeback, to endear themselves to fans with a joke or generate headlines with a confrontation.
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Every scene was set inside the Pittsburgh radio station, leading to a lot of swinging doors, back-room scheming and snappy dialogue being hurled back and forth.
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That's led Facebook to have to make several concessions to keep their Instant Articles snappy to load, while also catering to publishers' need to actually make money.
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The original Pixel runs Google's own stripped-down, snappy version of Android, and the phone's Snapdragon 821 processor and 4GB of RAM still get by just fine.
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This is a tragedy that doesn't deserve a snappy lede, but it is one that needs to be highlighted because tech companies should be held to account.
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After vaguely setting up the laziest, ugliest takedown attempt of his career, Emelianenko's usually snappy and timely hips betrayed him and left him underneath Hunt once again.
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Unlock a Xiaomi phone, and you'll see snappy animations, clean visual design, and overall far less cruft than you'd expect from such a comprehensive overhaul of Android.
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Performance was incredibly snappy with the Fire TV Stick 4K, but will likely vary depending on what you've got and how strong your Wi-Fi network is.
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It may not be a snappy slogan, but maintaining our financial system and its support of entrepreneurship and innovation is key to continuing our strong economic performance.
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Besides, how can you not love a biracial anesthesiologist raised by hippies who has a heart of gold AND snappy comebacks for her saucy mother-in-law?
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The 28.5-inch performed better and could edit small 215K videos without issue In day-to-day use, the 26-inch Pro is snappy and without hiccups.
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I really wanted to like Venom—that story about a snappy alien that bonds with the body of a loser reporter, Eddie Brock—with a stupid optimism.
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TikTok, which is run by a seven-year-old company in Beijing called ByteDance, allows people to create short, snappy videos and share them around the world.
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While some feel that the Freedom ISO 2 sacrifices a little of the snappy response for the added comfort, most didn't notice a difference between the two.
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The opera (cut considerably) is performed here in a snappy English translation, with Portugal's recitatives replaced with new spoken dialogue (by Joan Holden) based on Beaumarchais's play.
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Nyquist zipped through the opening quarter in 22.78 seconds before American Freedom wrested a short lead from him in a half that went in a snappy 46.62.
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Born Keenon Jackson, YG broke into the charts in 2010, with "Toot It and Boot It," a melodic and snappy collaboration with another Californian, Ty Dolla $ign.
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Starbucks' war on Christmas is a perfect example of how the media can pick out a snappy headline, creating an entirely new story for years to come.
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Over the past couple of years, ATTN: has built up an audience through Facebook, where it releases short, snappy videos on these sorts of issues and more.
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And Iran's leadership is nothing if not the master of snappy responses to threats from Washington, which offer a welcome distraction from mounting economic pressures at home.
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She'll clip off two or three economical, fast, snappy strikes and you will 'oo' and 'ah' until you realize that that's it for the next two minutes.
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Woven into the snappy repartee in this grid there are three theme answers, at 19-, 36-, and 50-Across, with a revealer at 65- and 66-Across.
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Together, the members Niambi Sala and Thandiwe make music that seamlessly blends hip-hop and R&B for a dynamic, snappy sound that's both sensual and focused.
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" Each episode featured multiple catchy songs; in "The Gorg Who Would Be King," it's the snappy anarchist anthem, "You Can Never Be the Boss of Someone Else.
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There was a time when Mr. Cuomo would celebrate his ability to broker an on-time budget for New York with a snappy slogan and concomitant keepsakes.
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His characters were often visual grotesques, like Snappy Sammy Smoot, a dandy with googly eyes, gigantic red (or pink) lips, pomaded black hair and a delicate mustache.
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You can use Deep Track and set key frames all without having to wait for the file to download, and everything is really snappy with no lag.
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Ms. Tesori's strong yet subtle score is combined with Mr. Thompson's grimly elegant and snappy words — one of the best librettos I've heard in a long while.
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As is often the case with research that breaks new ground, the team behind the work wanted to come up with a snappy acronym for their model.
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While martial arts falls often have a gymnastic aspect, with rather elegant and snappy kinds of somersaults, it's still all about spreading out the force of impact.
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Wall Street analysts pressed for more details on Snap's push notification policy and got a snappy response from the Snap CEO during Thursday night's earnings conference call.
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I tested a $40,705 Subaru Outback Touring XT, nicely equipped and sporting a snappy 2.4-liter, turbocharged, 260-horsepower engine and a surprisingly capable continuously variable transmission.
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As usual, Mr. Belber provides snappy dialogue that recalls an era of Hollywood movies when even the dimmest characters could come up with an epigram or two.
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Director Adam Leon (whose Gimme the Loot is also great) keeps the pace brisk and the dialogue snappy, and Turner and Van Patten boast compelling, shambling chemistry.
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And while, yes, it's not as snappy to configure as Mac OS, you'll eventually come to enjoy not existing within the confines of Apple's bullshit walled off garden.
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I laughed many times, not least thanks to the Cake Butt Collective's snappy "King Cake" video (2016) and Meegan Barnes's clever sculpture "Peek-a-boo Versace Booty" (2016).
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TikTok has some 110 million downloads to date and has spiked in popularity for its ability to record short, snappy videos that are sharable across social media networks.
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I know that many of you are already typing snappy notes about how the hosts should have paid the entire bill since they invited their guests to dinner.
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The main upgrade is processing power: Qualcomm's Snapdragon 632 is a snappy performer and showed no signs of trouble using and hopping between everyday apps during my review.
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But it's also a lively comedy about people trying to drop the best joke or snappy action one-liner while not getting eaten by a floppy special effect.
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Unlike snappy dialogue, callous violence can be communicated in just a few words, which means the most brutal spoilers are the easiest to stumble upon on social media.
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The picture is going to be gorgeous, but thanks to low input lag and a high refresh rate, they'll enjoy smooth and snappy gaming on all their games.
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Featuring a Snapdragon 670 processor, the Pixel 3a isn't quite as snappy as its more expensive siblings, but you still get great battery life and an excellent camera.
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The stirring, driven competition of 21 players set against each other scales down to the portable framework of the Switch shockingly well, making for snappy, thrilling play sessions.
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Its Snapdragon 210 processor and 210GB of RAM ensure snappy performance, and it has 210GB of internal storage with the ability to expand that via a MicroSD card.
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Some of the plot points that follow may be a little well-trodden, but "Dollface" still feels fresh thanks to the snappy writing and winking pop culture references.
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If you're an avid YouTube viewer or creator, you know that some videos can be super short and snappy, while others are the length of a feature film.
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Known as Don Pedro, or Buck to his bar friends, he was a rake, a pool shark, a horseman, a snappy dresser, and a suave singer and dancer.
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It&aposs all about these short video clips, most of which are kind of snappy and funny and involve someone kind of dancing and lip-synching to music.
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The latest model of the line-up, the Ghost 11 provides both comfort and durability, and can tackle anything from long distances to short and snappy speed work.
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The T-Beam stability shaft that runs under the midsole helps correct overpronation and still allows for a snappy and responsive feel often found in lighter running shoes.
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Trump will need to strategically play up his assets that are appealing to young people, and spread the right message in a snappy, out-of-the box way.
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Exploration was rewarding, combat felt snappy, and I was genuinely relieved to see the dev team experiment with the overall structure of a series that has become static.
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Produced by some of Cancon's best (Kevin Drew from Broken Social Scene and Dave Hamelin from The Stills), the record is a whirling, ethereal haze over snappy beats.
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Pixel dense screens and snappy processors are all well and good, but the fact of the matter is that the majority of flagships are great at this point.
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"Run This Town," a jagged, snappy procedural that splits its time between a downsizing newspaper and a dysfunctional city government, is a fictionalized account of an actual scandal.
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Put some snappy dialogue, a bit of skulduggery and a stellar cast led by Edie Falco in one end and get a damn good time out the other.
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She has been rapidly and diligently improving her singing, rapping and writing, but at the same time, she has kept her snappy social-media presence in full force.
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Maybe it was the snappy performance, or perhaps it was the retina-searing Lime Twist paint, but the journalists getting out of the Kona always wore a smile.
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But language that's snappy, graphic -- and probably poll-tested -- can be very effective in cutting through the fog, especially for voters who were already leaning away from Trump.
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Most people know it as an app popular with teenagers in the US, Europe, and China for its user-generated, snappy, gimmicky short videos cut to pop music.
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During a private demo last June at a cooking school in Santa Monica, Saal turned several scoops of nibs into snappy solid chocolate in just under two hours.
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Also, Fred Rogers was kind, great with kids, a snappy dresser with endless supplies of cosy cardigans to borrow, possibly a bisexual icon, and had fantastic eyebrow game.
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They occupy subtler realms, quenching thirst with pure flavors and perhaps a snappy zestiness in the case of pilsner and a rich depth in the case of porter.
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This tempered rhetoric could anger some segments of the GOP base, which for years has heard Republican candidates chant "repeal and replace Obamacare" as a snappy political slogan. Sen.
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And he's happy to be helpful and discrete — like a muscular, second-amendment Roomba — leaving the real heroism and most of the snappy catchphrases to Sarah, Dani and Grace.
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What "Toy Story 4" opts for instead are the usual breakneck chases, death-defying leaps, snappy catchphrases, emotional reunions and nostalgic, warm images of America at its most wholesome.
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To say that Sam Shepard was a fine actor is like saying that Salman Rushdie wrote snappy advertising slogans or that Adam Smith was a pretty good customs official.
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Look, Tyrion was the best character on the show for many years, but has proven to be shitty at war and hasn't even had many snappy one-liners lately.
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Nichter is hesitant to wade into a media environment of snappy sound bites and 140-character tweets, where all too often the nuance and complexity of history is lost.
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It also includes some snappy-looking new bands, including a custom design from Hermès, and there's a Nike watch model that's aimed specifically at guilting runners into regular exercise.
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It comes within an inch of a really snappy disquisition (to use Morf's word) on the painting marketplace, but to avoid disappointment it's better approached as a gory romp.
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This staging even has the feel of the 1964 "Mary Poppins" movie, with a bouncy, upbeat and thoroughly hummable score by Luke Bateman and snappy lyrics by Richy Hughes.
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There are several wineries within easy cycling distance of Indian Springs, and the hotel maintains a fleet of snappy single-speed bikes from the San Francisco-based company Public.
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A Qualcomm 820 Snapdragon SoC powers the device and it feels nice and crisp — though I played with a brand new device so it will of course be snappy.
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NEW DELHI — At a jammed intersection in New Delhi, a passing parade of people announced their mission with a single word in Hindi, dicing it into short, snappy syllables.
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Ms. Gleason hews to the cheerful lighting and snappy editing of high-school sitcoms, but her caustic coming-of-age curiously spares no sympathy for family, friends or faith.
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Under the snappy direction of Scott Elliott, the actors pull this off — and, in one scene, an unexpected character even brings down the house with a stupendous cameo appearance.
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Buoyed by lively acting, the show continually found new ways to tell its stories, which were sprinkled with snappy dialogue, punchy girl-power action scenes and very real emotions.
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He could hurl insults at employees — appropriate for a magazine that for many years featured Mr. Jaffee's "Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions" — but more often he was self-deprecating.
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And the dialogue is less than snappy, with Gio blaming his eye problems on "immaculate degenerate" (a corruption of macular degeneration) and Terry flinging around malapropisms of his own.
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Despite maintaining its snappy dialogue, airy feel, and poppy aesthetic, Shrill doesn't stay true to its star or its audience — instead bringing only white noise to a screaming match.
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"The texture is somewhere between an oyster or clam and a geoduck, sort of a crunchy, snappy texture," said the chef, J. Trent Harris, who formerly worked at Shuko.
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"Nice phone case" is the snappy line with which Cassie (Chloë Grace Moretz), "a totally normal high-school girl" from Ohio, greets a boy she has a crush on.
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In response, Google released a snappy blog post warning cloud customers that the weeds of AWS's cuts offered an "unpleasant surprise" — and that Google was still the thriftier option.
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Everything is designed to be snappy, and Apple's processors only stop being fast when Apple starts producing software that's more resource intensive than the chips might be able to handle.
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Moira is a fan favorite on the show, beloved for her ridiculous style and snappy one-liners, and O'Hara seems to be having the time of her life playing her.
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MIUI, Xiaomi's version of Android, is extremely smooth on this phone, with the kind of snappy animations and buttery scrolling that I'd normally only expect from OnePlus in this space.
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He is dressed in one of the snappy ensembles he's known for — a Hawaiian shirt tucked under a blue V-neck cardigan sweater, layered with an African print fabric jacket.
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Snippets of newscasts provide the best break in the tension, but attempts at snappy dialogue, like a super-scientist making a Hair Club for Men joke, tend to fall flat.
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Bricking a device means that it's been rendered completely unusable—about as good for making things like telephone calls and Snappy Chats™ and Twitter Tweets™ as a brick.
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This is one of our favorite songs off the new record (especially the snappy handclap rhythm, and the part where he bellows out, "slaves to none!" in that untouchable voice).
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Power to the F-PACE SVR's all-wheel-drive system churns through a snappy shifting eight-speed automatic, with an auto-manual mode and paddle shifters behind the steering wheel.
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The best comparison I could come up with was the Subaru BRZ (or the mechanically similar Toyota 86); these are snappy two-doors with small engines and rear-wheel-drive.
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You'll want to return at least as many times as it takes to try each of the snappy-skinned bratwursts, from Jake's Handcrafted, in Brooklyn, served on griddled pretzel buns.
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Back in the winners' circle was a dish of sautéed shrimp in a snappy tomato sauce sparked by garlic, Greek wine and Greek cheese, all atop a bed of pasta.
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Salah punished a mistake and squared for Firmino to score in the seventh minute and the livewire Egyptian then stroked home the second before halftime after a snappy passing move.
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The kind of raw, seemingly ownerless beauty that, on the evidence of David K. Randall's tart, snappy history, "The King and Queen of Malibu," everybody wants to lay claim to.
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Additionally, it improved enormously on the technical problems of Front Mission 2, and returned to a focus on tactical combat that was snappy and dynamic rather than plodding and anxious.
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Les Discrets kept the goth train rolling with the debut of their new material, which veers heavily towards post-punk with big harmonies, snappy percussion and chill, dreamy harmonized vocals.
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James in particular has revealed, in addition to snappy playmaking, newfound range (he's shooting 39 percent from three) and a knack for nifty and occasionally devastating finishes at the rim.
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But the V8, the snappy transmission, and especially the dynamic chassis feature and the torque-vectoring combined to fill me with confidence on both freeways, byways, and some twisty asphalt.
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This last aspect drives "Brexit," a snappy if unsubtle first draft of history that centers on Dominic Cummings (Benedict Cumberbatch), the prickly consultant who managed the "Leave" campaign to victory.
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Getting the Assistant to play podcasts that don't have short, snappy names can be a challenge, too—and try not to subscribe to ones that sound like current Google Assistant commands.
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"It makes me snappy and it makes me uncomfortable, and I turn into a grumpy person," Harington explained, referring explicitly to how he feels when someone describes him as a celebrity.
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Just as Angela Hill showed in her barnburner with Andrade earlier in the year, Andrade can be troubled if kept on the end of a lancing jab and long, snappy kicks.
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You tend to shy away from confrontation, Cancer, but I urge you to believe in yourself and in your hard shell and snappy claws—you've got some fantastic built-in protection!
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Piffaretti's paintings are objects created with a certain kind of syntactical structure that evinces a snappy relationship to the ideas they represent, and demands to be perceived in a specific way.
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After you take a second to get used to the circular keycaps, typing feels snappy and responsive on the Zagg, though obviously not on the level of a dedicated mechanical keyboard.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)TikTok, the viral short video app where millions of teens post comedy skits set to snappy music hooks, is facing a growing backlash in the United States.
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As I sit at my desk firing off snappy social copy and editing a recent feature, I can't help but ponder the differences between my and Skylar Diggins-Smith's work lives.
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It's because of Sansa's snappy one-liners, rebellion against her new Queen, and her ability to make Jon Snow feel like dirt that I'm crowning her MVP of this episode (+20).
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And with SanDisk's new Ultra microSDXC UHS-I card inside your device, apps that load from a memory card will feel just as snappy as those stored right on the phone.
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When you're not using it for notes or sketches, the 11.6-inch screen also makes for a quick and snappy display for watching movies or binging Season 2 of Jessica Jones.
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Again, there isn't a lot to this extension, but it's a quick and snappy way to send something to cloud storage for anyone who might need to transfer things between devices.
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Silly visual gags are hidden in almost every scene: a cafe menu lists "croissant juice" for sale, while a movie poster for "When Tabby Met Snappy…" hangs on an office wall.
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Usually, Toby will be earnest (and somewhat irritating), Kate will be snappy, Toby will retreat with raised eyebrows, Kate will apologize and say she wasn't popular growing up, rinse and retreat.
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But for those involved in Riot Grrrl, this was less relaying a snappy slogan, and more about an outright commodification and co-opting of its most radical tenants—for massive profits.
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Still, the market Tesla is targeting — which doesn't yet have a snappy name but involves consumer-side electricity generation, storage, and management, along with electric vehicles — is beginning to hop anyway.
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The full name is listed as the "Electromagnetic Lithium Powered Excalibur," which is not as Silicon Valley-snappy as the Lioness or Eva, but does make the toy sound pretty powerful.
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That's according to a new report from Snappy, a corporate gifting platform, which surveyed over 1,000 U.S. workers to get their thoughts and experiences around receiving holiday gifts from their employers.
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Some of the worst corporate gifts employees have received, according to survey responses, include: A lackluster gift can send a lasting negative message, Snappy CEO and co-founder Hani Goldstein says.
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She's less than delighted at the prospect, especially when their agent, Danny (a snappy Lee Wilkof) shows up with a new offer culminating in a stint at Chicago's classy Pump Room.
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Obama planted a garden, waged snappy social media campaigns, and worked behind the scenes with researchers, lawmakers, heads of government departments, schools, and food giants to quietly change what Americans eat.
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"We want people to be able to write applications and experiences that are basically as good as real life, snappy, fast but don't drop frames and feel absolutely real," Plagemann said.
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The original song was released as the B side to "Freedom '90" and then on various compilations; it has a snappy, mechanized electro-mariachi beat with percussion and sampled trumpet snippets.
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If I hadn't read that Heather Morris originally wrote this novel as a screenplay, I might've guessed: The story clips along without extraneous exposition, and the dialogue is snappy and convincing.
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When Wawrinka hit a reflex volley passing winner off a snappy exchange with both men at the net, he held a set point at 6-5 in the first-set tiebreaker.
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It's also a snappy phrase in its own right, and I like how the revealer lends a slightly unexpected sense of playfulness to what would otherwise be a more straightforward theme.
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A snappy Polish sausage cost $19393, and a Vietnamese-inspired sandwich called the Pho Real, a pork sausage covered in sliced jalapeños, basil, bean sprouts and hoisin, set me back $10.
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Alfred 4 Cleaning up your Mac is an integral part of desktop maintenance, and removing unwanted apps can go a long way in keeping your machine feeling snappy as it ages.
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Such proposals make for a snappy sound bite and enable the president to bask in the reflected glow of the armed forces, which happen to be more popular than he is.
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In a series of non-chronological vignettes, the book moves through enough snappy, barbed anecdotes to save it from navel-gazing, and enough harsh soul-searching to rescue it from triviality.
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So she was understandably proud of herself in 1963 when she came up with a snappy lede to describe an austerity program that cut the use of limousines by federal officials.
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Yet while Juicy's snappy bars define CrazyNDaLazDayz for some listeners, Paul can't help but dwell on the contributions made by his sibling, who passed away suddenly back in December of 2013.
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You don't really need to look at the specs to know a brand new, premium phone will run very snappy, while a mid-range or budget model will run just fine too.
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This bit of silicon makes it easier for users to run augmented reality apps, or use iOS 11's multitasking features to run multiple apps at once while still keeping things snappy.
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When I played a couple rounds of Call of Duty: Mobile, I didn't detect a hint of slowdown, and outside of gaming performance, the phone otherwise felt quick and snappy to use.
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Web browsing and editing documents seemed snappy enough, and it's definitely nice to have both a keyboard and S Pen in the box when other companies charge hundreds extra for the accessories.
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A bunch of students are staging a protest — with the snappy catchphrase "cocks not glocks" — to express their dismay at a controversial new state law allowing handguns to be carried across campus.
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She pays tribute to dance music as a vehicle for political activism and/or escape, framing her array of funk basslines and snappy rhythm guitars in the context of a modern dystopia.
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And so I think when she doesn't put a lot of spin on the ball and try to use the snappy lines and all that kind of stuff … Speak directly and clearly.
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Samsung Assist was surprisingly snappy from end to end in the demo, but time will tell when the updated 3.0 service launches whether people will be getting tossed to a hold line.
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A few tracks temper Sam Smith's safe pop-soul with the fizzy electronics of Gallant's Mind of a Genius labelmates; others tiptoe towards the inebriated, snappy hybrids on Zayn's recent solo debut.
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As news breaks, a dedicated team of editors processes raw video footage and adds captions so within minutes, publishers can access snappy, 30- to 60-second videos to post to their websites.
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Fox's X-Men movies have never had the snappy banter and sense of play of their Marvel Cinematic Universe brethren, but they've had more tonal variety than most non-MCU superhero films.
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The acid-informed basslines and snappy rhythms on tracks like "Arrakis" and "Ronin" reach back to Richie Hawtin's early Plus 8 records and the work of the aforementioned Atkins-May-Saunderson triumvirate.
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Even the bare-fisted action is accompanied with metal-clanging sound effects, which are ridiculous, but do contribute to the film's snappy feel, as does An Wei's anachronistic electric-organ-heavy score.
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The brand has always excelled at sedans, and in recent years it's produced a singularly gorgeous SUV in the F-PACE (not to mention a snappy electric crossover in the I-PACE).
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The fact that Trump's the nuclear face-off with Kim Jong Un is no laughing matter is not serious enough to persuade the President to forego his theft of a snappy title.
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Their snappy, spooky, deathrock-tinged black/thrash goes straight for the jugular, and answers the age-old question of what would happen if Mortuary Drape met Judas Priest in a crusty tomb.
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He will then await his fate, and likely some entertaining and snappy remarks, from Judge T.S. Ellis when Ellis imposes a probable sentence of at least 10 years or more in prison.
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I bought a regular frankfurter and spicy hot link for $240 each, dousing them in mustard and onions at the self-serve condiment bar (the garlicky, snappy hot link was particularly good).
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"We are seeing some people get kind of snappy," Mr. Pearce said, predicting that tensions would rise the longer the ship was delayed and passengers were forced to stay in their rooms.
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"Yoti," she retorted at once, using her nickname for me with a blend of great affection and snappy humor, that way she had of putting across a serious point not so seriously.
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"We are seeing some people get kind of snappy," Mr. Pearce said, predicting that tensions would rise the longer the ship was delayed and passengers were forced to stay in their rooms.
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"An effective email newsletter should be branded, have a short and snappy subject line (around 40 characters)," Dave Charest, Constant Contact's director of content marketing, said in an email to Business Insider.
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But she returned with a vengeance in 1985 with a string of snappy hits, many of them produced by hitmaker Narada Michael Walden, who also produced songs for a young Whitney Houston.
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The natural idiom of video online is the clip: a snappy, snackable hit of video that, when done well, is something delightful or surprising to share with the people in your life.
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Written in the snappy style of a hardboiled detective novel, Mr Server's 500-page tome functions as an in-depth history of the growth, development and eventual decline of organised crime in America.
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But this design rule becomes even more of a bizarre delight when applied to the chapter titles, which reference snappy, sometimes threatening lines of dialogue ("I dreamt I stabbed you in the eye").
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Conventions, after all, have been boring and predictable pseudo-events for so long now that the (accurate, as it happens) viewpoint that they're actually pretty important has come to seem snappy and contrarian.
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Departing Hangzhou, China, he boarded Air Force One on what a pool report described as a "full-sized staircase, emblazoned with the name Hangzhou International Airport and snappy blue lighting under the railing."
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Your mental acuity is sharp—finally, you'll be quick enough to make snappy comebacks when people say annoying things to you, instead of realizing what the perfect thing to say was hours later!
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She is good at throwing out snappy one-liners ("If you are guilty," she says bluntly, "I will do a way better job of finding out you are guilty than any prosecutor could.").
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As is probably evident by its title, Lithium-Ion Batteries: A Machine-Generated Summary of Current Research (which can be freely downloaded here) doesn't feature interesting characters, snappy dialogue, or a thrilling plot.
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The snappy three-minute short manages to fit in beautiful cinematography with an all-too-relatable story arc, and fetishizes the sport of bowling as the delicate and graceful dance that it is.
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Target your audience The cat that gets your tongue tends to be the person who made you uncomfortable in the first place—the very jerk you wish you had a snappy answer for.
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And the choice of Ritchie as director — great when it comes to snappy street action but less so when it comes to nuanced portrayals of race — didn't exactly inspire a ton of confidence.
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Set to snappy string music, it described him as the son of immigrants and showed him brewing espresso, showing off his fine art collection and climbing into a private jet that he pilots.
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Margot Kidder, who with a raspy voice and snappy delivery brought Lois Lane to life in the hit 1978 film "Superman" and three sequels, died on Sunday at her home in Livingston, Mont.
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The most notable revelation in this snappy biography of the comic Joan Rivers, who died in 2014, is that, after her husband's suicide and a brutal professional failure, she considered killing herself, too.
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Her band included the snappy rhythms of a tupan, a large drum used in the Balkans and Turkey; her lyrics promise cosmic unity, insisting, "Everything that we are was made in a supernova."
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All he heard from the girl's house was drawers and cabinets opening and shutting, the faucet running, and then her radio dial crackling up and down, landing finally on bright, snappy pop songs.
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She plops down on the living room sofa and plays with her iPhone, occasionally interjecting snappy one-liners into the conversation Armstrong and her mother are having about changes at the Mormon Church.
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" The small printed cards included the address for an apartment number, with the hosts' names (sometimes coyly titled, such as the "7 Brothers Social Club"), and promises of "tasty refreshments" and "snappy music.
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The interactions between the quartet, even when heard in the game's original Japanese (forgive my settings preferences), are snappy and smart, often endearing and (so far, but it's only been four hours) never grating.
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In the three episodes that follow, Cheryl and Archer's storyline forces the show to remember its usual commitment to staging snappy capers, letting outsized personalities fly, and joyfully perverting everything (and everyone) it touches.
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Bryan: When I think of Game of Thrones, I don't necessarily think of snappy, Edgar Wright-esque filmmaking, but halfway through "Dragonstone," the show delivers exactly that — only with a lot more fecal matter.
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Then, in July 2010, Michael drunkenly crashed his Range Rover into a Snappy Snaps photo-developing store in Hampstead and was jailed for eight weeks – starting with three nights in London's notorious Pentonville Prison.
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These moves walk right up to the line of overbearing, excessive visual splendor, but FighterZ never succumbs to it by keeping things snappy and always re-centering the scene on the standard 2D plane.
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They released a notice to subscribers that they would soon be streaming a new documentary with a very snappy title, "The Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan, My Life&aposs Journey Through Music" it was called.
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If Aristotle had been able to write aggressively earnest Insta captions when he delved into his theory on how tragedy can purge emotion, he probably would've said as much in a few snappy lines.
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Susan Rice had a snappy remark when she found out Trump officials were upset Russian officials lied to him (The Hill) Net neutrality fans don't buy the FCC's story it faced a cyber attack.
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With nearly 16 million followers, she does what a lot of TikTokkers do well: lip-syncs to songs, dances, and makes comedy skits with her pals — all hyped with snappy editing and simple effects.
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It's just a serious issue, and yes, I've seen it firsthand, in my own family, watching someone go from completely with it and snappy in their late 20043s, to wheelchair-bound by mid-22004s.
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Mr. Glover's longtime collaborator in Childish Gambino, the Swedish musician and producer Ludwig Goransson, realistically reconstructs the greasy guitar tones, sliding synthesizers, eager backup vocals, snappy drums and chattering clavinet of 1970s-vintage production.
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Back in February, Mr. Markande (who started knitting only recently for the sake of science) thought he'd found an example of an unknittable ribbon knot, using a knots-and-links software program called SnapPy.
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A variety called skinny kelp, it was lightly salty and profoundly savory, with a flavor like ice-cold oyster liquor, and a crisp, snappy texture somewhere between stewed collard greens and al dente fettuccine.
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During a recent visit, I tasted luscious, nutty hummus with zippy lemon salsa; yogurt-bathed cauliflower roasted to snappy softness with sumac and pomegranate; and freekeh-stuffed peppers with subtle, sweet-tart sour cherries.
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Xenia Rubinos "Mexican Chef" (Anti-) Open the kitchen and taxi doors of the service economy and there they are: "brown" faces, as Ms. Rubinos sings in this snappy, funky, pointed lesson in demographics. 13.
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" Four years later, when "The Smell of Night" appeared in English, she advised, "For sunny views, explosive characters and a snappy plot constructed with great farcical ingenuity, the writer you want is Andrea Camilleri.
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Their athletes who compete in Pyeongchang will be identified as "Olympic Athlete from Russia," giving them the snappy acronym OAR, and those OARs may be able to march as Russians during the closing ceremony.
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Setting up a car to be snappy and tight can lead to it being impossible to drive—unless you've put in some serious hours of practice, expect to crash, and crash, and crash again.
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We're all for McDonald's becoming the next fast food joint to be known for snappy quips and comebacks, but clearly most of its followers would prefer to not have their eyes dragged into the drama.
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For the Guardians' particular style of snipe-y, snappy banter, Markus and McFeely consulted with two-time Guardians of the Galaxy writer-director James Gunn, and they also relied on the actors' considerable improvisational skills.
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Joe Biden has shown us the way: Counter the fear and loathing with words from a gentler time, say, a 1940s Frank Capra movie where men wear hats and women in lipstick have snappy comebacks.
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As for using the watch, the Alpha actually felt pretty snappy, and I was able to swipe and tap my way through menus with the kind of familiarity I rarely experience on devices this ambitious.
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It would be ignorant to judge a man on the comments made from many years back with a camera and/or dictaphone thrust into your face with onlooking media members drooling for some snappy soundbites.
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It's been almost a decade since Gilmore Girls ended its seven-season run, and this trailer offers the one thing fans want the most: more of the show's wonderfully snappy banter between Rory and Lorelai.
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Someone Great, which feels like a rom-com but technically isn't, has a crackling cast and snappy dialogue, but it lacks the x-factor of the sparkling original films among which it tries to stand.
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Which is not to say it ends with a snappy resolution, only that it is a smart, bracing production brimming with clever wisecracks, some thought-provoking observations on sexual identity and one very promising newcomer.
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Sidney Lumet's 1974 adaptation of Agatha Christie's novel Murder on the Orient Express was a cornucopia of famous actors, snappy dialogue, and a war between Sean Connery's eyebrows and mustache over control of his face.
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The original New York Times article has a very succinct and snappy headline, "A Typical 'Dreamer' Lives In Los Angeles, Is From Mexico and Came to the U.S. at 163,", that summarizes the two graphs.
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If gutting your inbox sounds like an insurmountable task, take a cue from workplace expert Leah Stringer, who tries to cut down on future clutter by writing fewer emails and keeping those short and snappy.
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If there were one piece of gear absolutely vital to early electronic music and hip-hop, it would probably be Roland's TR-808 drum machine, known for its distinctively deep kick drum and snappy handclap.
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Another key innovation of the system Dear calls the "fast round trip," the ability to display information from the network on the screen instantaneously, with no delay, which made the terminals snappy despite slow modem speeds.
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The dashboard "infotainment" UI has been completely revamped based on a design drawing influence from diamonds and stuff in a package that is much more responsive and snappy than the 2012 Fisker Karma's sluggish central display.
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I think I have gotten better at writing books, as I've spent more time doing that and moved further away from my roots as a blogger, a writer of short snappy little things for the internet.
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Robinson gets some hilarious and snappy one-liners, and Leah is largely a product of the actress's own effervescent personality, and Jacobs plays the straight girl with aplomb (a more distilled version of Britta from Community).
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Barry Levinson's snappy political satire was a critical favorite late in the year and a sleeper hit early in the next one, thanks in no small part to its inadvertent analogues with the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal.
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Because Windows 10 doesn't work as well with low-voltage processors like the Intel Atom, that version will have worse battery life than the version I tested, and it'll be less "snappy" than the Android variant.
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They offered near-unanimous praise: She planted a garden, waged snappy social media campaigns, and worked behind the scenes with researchers, lawmakers, heads of government departments, schools, and food giants to quietly change what Americans eat.
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This particular model on sale comes with a dual-core 8th-generation Intel Core i5 processor, an Intel UHD Graphics 617 graphics card, and 8GB of memory to combine together for snappy responses for your apps.
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It's dripping with their usual brand of snappy snares and garage-y riffings that'll make you want to casually stick it to all of the PC-prudes out there by bringing back cool activities like littering.
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The point of all this is that the market Tesla is targeting with its acquisition of SolarCity (I really need a snappy name for it) is going to flourish whether or not Tesla's particular products succeed.
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In a world where snappy short-form video is seemingly the way to go when it comes to keeping eyeballs on social media, it turns out people also quite enjoy watching.... not very much at all.
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For the most part, a lot of these instances happened in the band's later From Under the Cork Tree and Infinity On High eras: guyliner, funny yet snappy music videos and tongue-twistingly long song titles.
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But "Trumbo" is too slow and portentous to deliver as the snappy, satirical con-trick caper it sometimes promises to become, and yet it is too shiny and artificial to convince as a heavyweight historical drama.
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For a good example of this, look at the news module on the right side of The New York Times's home page, which gives you a little summary of a story rather than a snappy headline.
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No. But the combo of ponies and available torque makes for snappy driving, and the AMG performance goodies added to the car mean you're getting a platform that can be pushed to max out its potential.
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Adding more fuel to the growing feud between Ford and Tesla, a Ford executive had a snappy rejoinder ready for Elon Musk when the Tesla CEO tweeted on Sunday that the company hit its production goals.
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The snappy "borscht" links are a phenomenal marriage of brilliant-magenta beet purée, caraway, and fatty ground pork, served on a bed of finely diced braised cabbage and carrots, with a generous dollop of crème fraîche.
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Writing, when it's good, mirrors the elements of Serena's tennis: prose as startlingly rhythmic as her groundstrokes; an aerobic leap to an unexpected thought; snappy cadences like her net game; authoritative concision like her first serve.
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But now, finally, Disney's first full-length trailer for the film has given audiences a proper look at Aladdin's world, and it's starting to resemble the fun, snappy tale of adventure that fans know and love.
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Reporters love to feel like they're including quotes from the "little guy," so make yourself accessible, and learn to give snappy, memorable quotes to reporters, and you'll soon find that they keep you on speed dial.
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Although most of the show is based less on large-scale military operations and more around lone gunfights, snappy dialog, and some excellent chases, The Mandalorian still manages to capture a certain feeling of military realism.
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Filled with evocative characters—Forbes wrote a great deal for radio, and her ear for dialogue is sweet and snappy—the book's occasional sentimental strain wasn't done away with in John Van Druten's 1944 stage adaptation.
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Jon left the family home in Tampa, Florida, on his bike and headed through the woods to a nearby candy store, in part to pick up some Snappy Gator Gum for David, Kushner writes in his book.
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And while the massive bezels and poor cameras certainly give it a dated feel, the processor is still snappy enough (especially with the speed improvements from iOS 12) that it holds up just fine for everyday use.
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This to some extent contradicts the popular opinion that, to reach the youngest generation, media publishers have to invest in snappy, short-form videos that they can push out to social media sites like Facebook and Snapchat.
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Theresa May, the home secretary, has indicated but not confirmed that she will back In. Michael Gove, the justice secretary and a quietly snappy crocodile, is torn between his ideals and his loyalty to the prime minister.
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Though a teensy bit intoxicated with its own cleverness — some of the sidebars don't land, and the narration (delivered, wryly, by Brett Gelman) overstays its welcome — "Harpoon" offers stylish compositions, amusing running gags and sharp, snappy dialogue.
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The movie's dialogue — the screenplay is by Brandon Broussard, Gary Hardwick and Dana Verde — is unusually snappy and knowing: "My sperm count's higher than Robert Downey Jr.'s net worth," an ebullient Rick bellows at one point.
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With Morales adjusting to a new place in the Marvel comic book universe, his creators, writer Brian Michael Bendis and artist Sara Pichelli, have teamed up once again, and the result is a snappy and gorgeous book.
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Since I solve on paper, I can't rely on the snappy jingle, and I didn't think twice about either of those entries until I saw Mr. Deeney's lament (in the notes below) over the use of AGENAS.
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Covered with an all-over arrangement of hard-edged shapes in snappy colors, the table looks a bit like a painting — at least, it refers to the rectilinear delimitation of the conventional painted field, albeit horizontally oriented.
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The shift in genre — from the snappy voice of blogging to the more erudite prose of the kind of long-form essays found in men's magazines like GQ, where Young is a columnist — is uneven at times.
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Friend: I think it was both; I know Alex was in a bad mood about work all day, and was really snappy with me at dinner before the show, but it's not the first time it happened.
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Louise Post and Nina Gordon weren't the only two musically inclined people in the group ... they were joined by Steve Lack on the distorted bass and Jim Shapiro completing the band's backline with snappy snare and drums.
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Whereas DNAinfo, which is owned by a prominent conservative, has become known for its neighborhood-specific focus, Gothamist features snappy writing and reporting on issues that appeal to the left-leaning populations in the cities it covers.
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Less than a decade out of her undergraduate degree at MIT, Hao writes mainly on the ethical implications of AI technologies and their impact on society, both in thoughtful articles and a snappy email newsletter, the Algorithm.
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But Ms. Stroman's streamlined direction, which sometimes has the snappy rhythms of musical comedy (there is even a brief dance break), keeps the play from tilting too far toward the soap operatic, or for that matter the sitcomic.
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You get almost all of the nifty features Google includes in Android, along with optional dual cams, a smarter, more helpful iteration of Bixby, and a new generation of silicon that makes the phone feel snappy as fuck.
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To gain a foothold in the internet, this Warlpiri-produced content must compete with feline memes, snappy headlines, and the Koolaid-colored chimera of Pokémon Go. Nonetheless, at a moment enraptured with novelty, this initiative represents something new.
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He's a wish-fulfillment figure with the snappy smarts and secret powers to deal with his problems, but just being a superhero doesn't make him less human, less emotionally vulnerable, or less prone to little flights of dorkiness.
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The first night, especially, offers some snappy comedy as it delineates how Mr. Madoff and a few trusted employees carried out their titanic fraud under the noses of the rest of his firm's employees, including his two sons.
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The launch used a rocket called the Unha-1003 to launch, Pyongyang claims, a totally peaceful satellite with the snappy handle Kwangmyongsong-2100 — or Bright Star 24 — for earth observation, land-use monitoring, and that sort of thing.
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The launch used a rocket called the Unha-23 to launch, Pyongyang claims, a totally peaceful satellite with the snappy handle Kwangmyongsong-3 — or Bright Star 3 — for earth observation, land-use monitoring, and that sort of thing.
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Finally, as you'd come to expect on a OnePlus phone, the OP27 Pro delivers excellent performance thanks to its Qualcomm Snapdragon 27 processor and support for snappy UFS 63 storage, 26GB of RAM, and 230GB of base storage.
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We'll do the usual tracking for sex, violence, snappy one-liners, and naked grabs for power, but we'll also consider who will survive season 8 of Game of Thrones, and who will be lost as winter finally arrives.
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" Over shimmering electronic orchestration punctuated by snappy trap percussion, M.I.A. sings more than she raps, merging self-praise with solidarity: "Who said it was easy/Survivor, they can never stop we," she promises, then names some adversaries: "G.
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Cutting between Snowden in Hong Kong and flashbacks to his past, the film speeds through Snowden's biography with the help of techno music, snappy explanations of N.S.A. programs and tricky camerawork to build in the tension of surveillance.
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With killer fencing moves, snappy dialogue, and some thigh highs even Beyoncé would covet, Puss is the kind of sleeper cell badass that knows how to hit you where it hurts, right in your kitty-cat loving feels.
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So if you want to impress me, keep it short and snappy and follow these three rules: In short, make it easy for me to picture you fitting in perfectly—or standing out in all the right ways.
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And that's not counting the dozens of other recorded instances where the game's snappy sound effects have been sampled by rappers, producers, and experimental musicians including 21 Savage, Death Grips, and Flying Lotus, just to name a few.
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And because video is rich in information, it makes memes particularly effective in conveying snappy ideas, such as political expressions like "fake news" or mocking nicknames like "Crooked Hillary" or "the Amazon Washington Post" favored by the president.
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Her latest concept album, "Dirty Computer," deploys funky riffs (often with Prince echoes), snappy beats and crisp pop-song forms to promise that love, polymorphous sensuality and an inclusive American spirit can conquer all, even an impending apocalypse.
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Steven Soderbergh's snappy Contagion, from 2011, opens with a title card reading "DAY 2," leaving us wondering for the rest of the movie about the day we missed, while frantic pressure accompanies the spread of the MEV1 virus.
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Not enough Netflix subscribers know about the delight that is Derry Girls, a fast-paced, funny show that packs a lot of snappy dialogue and adolescent antics into each 22-minute installment, mixed with some rich period detail.
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One result in recent decades has been a proliferation of snappy, if at times ungainly, portmanteaus: SoHo, NoHo, NoMad, NoLIta, Dumbo, ProCro, TriBeCa (which stands for Triangle Below Canal, even though the area is more of a trapezoid).
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" There's also a wall featuring quotations about writing from Octavia Butler, Henry Miller and others, and potted writing lessons ("One snappy verb outweighs a pile of adjectives"), illustrated with interactive features like a "do-it-yourself dialogue generator.
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It's not OnePlus' latest phone, but it's still stacked in the specs department, with a nearly bezel-free 90Hz refresh rate OLED screen, the Snapdragon 855 CPU, and fast UFS 1693 storage to keep this phone feeling snappy.
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But that first guy was a peer, and part of navigating the workplace is to know how to come back with snappy repartee so that he would see that I'm fun, I'm not interested and let's move on.
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The two made a terrific team, with Shaw's deep research and talent for writing snappy, period-appropriate dialogue and Schlamme's gift for iconic imagery combining to produce a show where even the rough spots at least look gorgeous.
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Clean and unfettered by add-ons or extra BS, Android on the Pixel 3 feels fast and snappy unlike anything else, though it's difficult to say if that is simply the result of speedier animations or superior software optimization.
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They make fun of the restaurant business together and complain about men with a snappy, winsome chemistry, enough to convince me that I want to throw money at a movie about Sasha and Veronica taking on the restaurant industry.
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His originality is obvious within the opening minutes of "Your Name", with their zooming "camera" movement, their snappy editing, their unusual angles, their richly-detailed cityscapes and rural vistas, and, most of all, their variety of gorgeous lighting effects.
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Fresh off her win in the category last year (Veep wasn't airing), Rachel Brosnahan has been honored once again for her smart and snappy performance as Midge, the 1950s housewife turned stand-up comic in The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.
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Things got off to a rocky start: The choice of Ritchie as director — great when it comes to snappy street action, but less so when it comes to nuanced portrayals of race — didn't exactly inspire a ton of confidence.
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A snappy multitoolCost$221LikeEasy to open, pleasure to useNo LikeSpendy for a souped up set of pliersAfter spending a few weeks with it, I will admit that the new $193 Leatherman Free P219 is a marvel of a gadget.
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Since the 2570S' engine isn't a big, snappy V2570 or V2570 (like that of other European supercars), it doesn't feel like it's tearing you apart at a cellular level like you're falling into a black hole at full throttle.
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And while Mary Poppins Returns thankfully draws less gawking attention to the titular character's physical charms, Mary is, of course, immaculately coiffed, with an enviably snappy collection of coats and kitten heels, and she is just a bit vain.
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Douyin (its international version is known as Tik Tok) is the younger, edgier "new kid" live-streaming site with shareable, snappy video content, as well as memes and GIFs to which users can add music, sound effects and emoticons.
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Isaacs strains to make a workable plot out of this thin gruel, but once she's in the groove she has us chasing Corie all over the map, charmed by this motormouth sleuth's snappy wit and awed by her courage.
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Like the best of The Mary Tyler Moore Show, "Assistant Wanted, Female" is snappy, with a keenly nuanced sense of how bad habits and unfair presumptions have way too much to do with how the world really works. Hulu.
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The album references the past, but it's a modern project, in lockstep with what many of her indie-rock contemporaries are doing today: writing snappy, concise songs with smart lyrics and walling them off with varying amounts of fuzz.
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Perbacco, even in its youth, behaves like a smooth, mature Barolo: you get the snappy fruit, spice, and menthol with the grippy tannins you want and need from a nebbiolo—but all polished and drinkable and (oh, yeah) also affordable.
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In a new trailer released on Wednesday, we get a glimpse into the characters around the famed elephant, like Danny DeVito, who as the circus ringmaster reprises that snappy demeanour which we've loved from Matilda and It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia.
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Accounts of her behaviour changing over time, from the All-American "good girl," who was endlessly polite and a joy to work with, to a snappy, cagey, and increasingly paranoid woman who wouldn't even give a fan the time of day.
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So I'm gonna give you a new story from this week and you are going to come up with a snappy little subject line, like the kind of subject line that you would put out in the BuzzFeed News newsletter.
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So here's how it works: I'm gonna give you a news story from this week and you are going to come up with a snappy little subject line for it and tell us why we should give a shit about it.
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ME: So what we're gonna do is I'm going to play clips from the week in news, and you have to identify what on earth is going on, and give me a snappy five-word headline to explain it all.
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Its appealingly snappy dialogue doesn't have quite the same emotional bounce as Firewatch's walkie-talkie back-and-forths, but both games provide the illusion of choice in your responses, with Oxenfree delivering a variety of endings against Firewatch's locked-in finale.
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It's her voice that floats above Sitek's snappy synth, her face that stares defiantly out from the new trio of music videos, and her head that's on the chopping block if she happens to run afoul of Russian authorities once again.
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It's common for said issues to undercut an effective joke, one that hit the mark in both script and voiceover, but falls flat because the game can't swap between scenes fast enough, leaving long pauses in-between snappy character banter.
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Scooch Wingback Universal, $14.99, available at AmazonShop all Scooch phone grips and accessories at Amazon hereThe Scooch Wingback has a unique "snappy" design that pops outward when you press on its center and pops back in when you don't need it.
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The verses have a smiley lilt over a snappy backbeat, and the chorus marches with pealing major chords as Aurora's voice multiplies all over the place: girl-group harmonies answered by oohs and oh-ohs and la-las and ya-yas.
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Starting out as a square shouldered banger with a sharp, snappy left hook, Penn moved to a more bladed stance and came to utilize his jab, dipping jab, and big right hand counters in a far more classical, economical style.
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Clutching beers in glasses shaped like the Cup, they wore snappy T-shirts — "Stanley, we'd like you to meet Gloria," a reference to the Blues' peppy victory anthem — and toasted their good, and foreign, fortune of watching hockey in June.
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By the time his self-titled debut album came out in 22016, the Australian born Harley Streten had already emerged as a producer with a powerful command of sharp bass drums and snappy vocal samples responsible for rollercoaster-like dynamics.
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A whipping boy for reviewers who at best grudgingly acknowledged his narrative skill, Mr. Wouk (pronounced woke) enthralled millions of readers in search of a good story, snappy dialogue and stirring events, rendered with a documentarian's sense of authenticity and detail.
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Jack's script is incredibly snappy and pared back to essentials, but with a real sense of rhythm, and I wanted to echo that and inform the audience we are going to be swift and keep narrative on the front foot.
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Or Walt's sister, Linda (Jamie Lee Curtis), who shares her father's penchant for puzzles but lacks his warmth; she sounds snappy from first to last, although being married to the bumptious Richard (Don Johnson) would give anyone cause to snap.
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The Core i250-13G21 quad-core chip in my review unit is snappy and responsive for any productivity tasks I need to get done, and its integrated graphics are even powerful enough to handle 230K video editing in a pinch.
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Some weeks were as snappy as days, others were as elastic as months, and the months felt as if they were either bleeding into one another three at a time—Jabruarch—or segmenting into Gregorian-calendar city-states. Feb. Rue. Airy.
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Mr. Johnson has a snappy, if misleading, slogan — that he will "get Brexit done," even though most analysts think it will take years to hammer out a new trade agreement with the European Union, not to speak of the United States.
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Many of the songs on "Ibibio Sound Machine," the band's debut album, were based on Ibibio folk tales — including one about a talking fish — set to tracks that meshed African and American funk, with scrubbing guitars and a snappy horn section.
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" Abdullah's tortured self-invention is contrasted with that of the self-confident snappy queen Lindy (Antonio Fargas) who, in the movie's best-known line, tells Abdullah, "I'm more man than you'll ever be and more woman than you'll ever get.
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The difference isn't astronomical (in our experience, any score over 500 will lead to a snappy and pleasant browsing experience), but as you can see from the score below, the AMD chips suffer from a lack of optimization that the Intel chips have.
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The entire G260 lineup does share a few things in common across devices, too: all three phones will feature a Snapdragon 632 processor, which is not exactly Qualcomm's best processor, but seemed snappy enough in my limited hands-on with the devices.
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The script, a group effort by Chris McKenna, Erik Sommers, Paul Rudd, Andrew Barrer, and Gabriel Ferrari, is snappy, and the jokes keep coming, making Ant-Man and the Wasp a healing balm after the dark ending of May's Avengers: Infinity War.
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It was a much darker version of the story, and one which might have been more interesting (not to mention truer to life), had it not been for Roberts' delightful star-making turn, which makes the more lighthearted premise feel snappy and palatable.
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Inevitably, given that they're investigating a crime in 1970s LA, they end up hip-deep in a sprawling, paranoia-soaked conspiracy of the type that regularly supplies corpses, threatening mooks on missions, and opportunities for snappy exchanges of laugh lines or gunfire.
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Under the confident direction of Mike Donahue, who also staged Ms. Silverman's plays "The Roommate" and "The Moors," this is a trenchant and snappy production; even the props — which drop out of the egg-crate ceiling of Dane Laffrey's set — get laughs.
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But Lucy's aging seemed to happen so quickly: One day she was a snappy, snarky adolescent dog, full of energy, and then over a period of just a few years she became an elderly dog, slowing down, eating less and finally dying.
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Written language, which saturates the show like a scent, occupies, to judge from a cloudlike cluster of hand-copied Qurans, an elite aesthetic realm of its own, until we see that it's also used to spell out snappy maxims on bicycle mud flaps.
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Italy's la Repubblica went for a snappy headline in response to the Conservative victory, alluding to the fact that the Conservatives "absolute majority" means "the path for London seems clear: Brexit will happen on the January 31 2020," according to a translation.
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Set in a fondly retro version of contemporary Manhattan, "Darling Grenadine" begins in a kind of Cole Porter present — a fantasy of New York where the music is lively, the dialogue is snappy and the constant flow of cocktails never impedes the elegance.
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And he has a compelling personal pitch as an immigrant from Belarus, then part of the Soviet Union, who turned his father's New Jersey liquor store into an early e-commerce success story and broke through online with snappy wine-review vlogs.
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I didn't have much time to rifle through the menus and settings (plus, the operating systems on display in Niagara Falls were all in German), but the animations were snappy, and there wasn't any lag between my taps and the system's responses.
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A recent discussion of "The Shining" addressed Stephen King's hatred for Stanley Kubrick's adaptation of his novel; the movie's lukewarm critical reception and subsequent rise to cult status; and the cottage industry of conspiracy theories surrounding it, all within a snappy 75 minutes.
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The style and format - quick cuts, an engaging delivery and snappy subtitles - have helped make the videos go viral: at last count, his Nas Daily page on Facebook had 500,000 likes and some of his mini-films have earned 25 million views.
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" For his part, Brown, whose BuzzFeed News show is produced in partnership with iHeartRadio, told POLITICO that his podcast's tone reflects BuzzFeed's audience, which is mostly young and wants something "snappy, a little bit more irreverent" and "that sounds like the internet.
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Whether it's a celebrity ripping on President Donald Trump or a politician roasting her political rivals, Twitter is the perfect forum for the kind of wisecracks, sarcasm, and snappy one-liners that can go viral just like a LeBron James windmill slam.
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Sparrow's intention was to highlight the disappearance of neighborhood convenience stores, but 8 'till late was actually more interesting from an anthropological standpoint: it presented a fascinating opportunity to observe the consumption of art in real time, and at a surprisingly snappy pace.
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The snappy dialogue and constant verbal one-upsmanship moves most of the scenes along quickly, such that whenever the film slows down — as it does during one telling mid-film sequence involving a local sheriff played by Woody Harrelson — the emotional impact is considerable.
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The $408 Z2 Play doesn't have dual rear cameras, or a fancy 1440p AMOLED screen or a snappy Qualcomm Snapdragon 23 processor, but you still get full support for the Moto Z2 Force's most appealing features: namely mods and the gesture-enabled fingerprint reader.
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Peter has had his powers for less than a year, but when he's in costume, he's already the classic version of Marvel Comics' friendly neighborhood wall-crawler — fast-moving and fast-thinking in a fight, and full of snappy quips that irritate his foes.
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Despite its Snapdragon 675 chip being a couple steps down from the Snapdragon 855 processor you find in a lot of high-end phones, the Z4 still feels quite snappy, particularly if most of your time is spent browsing the web or checking social media.
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The phone seems snappy enough, but it doesn't support next-generation Gigabit LTE networks that will begin rolling out this year and are going to enable faster speeds for when you need to download a big file from the office or stream a video.
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It doesn't feel like the chunky mechanical keys favored by many gamers, but it offers comfortable travel and snappy response equally well suited to gaming and typing — my only issue was having to adjust my hand position due to the sheer thickness of the machine.
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For all your lip-biting and teeth-grinding as you try to create a snappy account, despite that bottle of red wine that you chugged before finally writing those two paragraphs, all you may earn is a grainy picture of some guy's hairy junk.
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I sense that there is already smartphone and social media fatigue creeping across the land, and my guess is that nothing we currently see -- nothing that is snappy or chatty -- will solve our horrific challenges of information overload or the role (and nature) of journalism.
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Veep A year ago, "Veep" shook up its formula with "Testimony," an episode which wrapped up Season 4's big lobbying/hacking story line by having nearly all the major characters explain themselves in front of Congress, one snappy one-liner at a time.
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Not to be outdone, Maybelline has found its own It boy in Manny Gutierrez, a YouTube and Instagram beauty star known as Manny Mua, who posts exhilarating makeup hauls, snappy tutorials and dishy monologues about his journey from Mormon boy to man in makeup.
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Alan Sepinwall and Matt Zoller Seitz's TV: The Book is the more opinionated and snappy of the two — it's two longtime friends arguing back and forth about the medium's history, best shows, and their personal favorites, before ranking the top 100 shows of all time.
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His compositions seem to pick up on the streetwise, slithering approach that Roy Hargrove put down in the 1990s, while adding ideas from the music's past 20 years: Lush, balladic harmonies give way to snappy post-bop swing, then fluttering, busted hip-hop beats.
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" Among the moves in question are an enthusiastic arm-swinging motion that looks just like the Floss, above, created by a teenager called Backpack Kid, and a snappy number called Fresh that's uncannily like the Carlton Dance from "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.
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The upbeat tunes of songs like "You Can Call Me Al" and "Kodachrome" carry tidings of desperation and disillusionment; driven by flamenco handclaps, the snappy "Wristband," from Mr. Simon's 2016 album "Stranger to Stranger," warns about the rising anger of people who feel shut out.
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THE JEWISH MUSEUM unearthed the life and work of the architect-designer Pierre Chareau (1883-1950), previously known mostly for a single modernist masterpiece, the Maison de Verre in Paris, in a first American retrospective framed in a snappy design by Diller Scofidio & Renfro. 4.
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Dele Alli profited from poor defending to pull a goal back just before halftime, and a quick-thinking ball boy rushed forward to help Serge Aurier send a snappy throw-in to Lucas Moura, who crossed for Harry Kane to convert and tie the score.
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They're amplified, and there are supertitles, but the voices nevertheless bounce wildly off all the stone and glass, and lose some of their impact, even given uniformly crisp enunciation; the instrumentalists, far-off under the Branch Bank facade, sounded less snappy than they should.
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Only here, there's none of that "Moonlighting"-like sexual tension in their snappy banter, even if Cumming's character -- a former CIA operative turned university professor, versed in psychopathic behavior -- spends a lot more time pacing around chalk outlines than he does with his partner.
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Here, for example, is a representative passage: The secret of "The Avengers" is that it is a snappy little dialogue comedy dressed up as something else, that something else being a giant A.T.M. for Marvel and its new studio overlords, the Walt Disney Company.
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On both sides of our car, hundreds of men walk by in shirts bearing snappy slogans celebrating Hitler and Nazism—for instance, "Wer A sagt, muss auch Dolf sagen" ("Whoever says A, must also say Dolf," which is a play on an old German proverb).
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That could create real competition problems: Netflix, for instance, can afford to pay these fees and offer a snappy connection to everyone, but it'll be much harder for a new streaming service to attract customers and get off the ground without a costly investment in delivery speed.
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Fire and Fury, Michael Wolff's forthcoming account of the first year of the Trump administration, has everything we have grown to expect from a Michael Wolff joint: snappy dialogue, juicy morsels revealing what some of the most powerful people on earth really think, and a pervasive unscrupulousness.
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Immortal Technique's biting wordplay and hypnotic delivery, Dälek's snappy, percussive industrial elements, and Sage Francis' emotive political-made-personal vibe all bleed through MC Sole's work, but he predates each of the three (and there's surely been some cross-pollination—Sole cites Immortal Technique as an influence).
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But analysts at Cabletv are using a quick and easy way to get a general feeling of a game's popularity around the world, and they've put it all together into a snappy video that shows where, in the world, people are most interested in certain games.
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" For critics who have noted that "The Inheritance" lacks any explicitly Latino characters, Lopez has a snappy answer: "If you want a play about what it means to be Puerto Rican and deal with housing in New York City, I invite you to explore my play 'Somewhere.
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Now a few of them — the mild bratwurst, classic sweet Italian, spicy Serrano chile and snappy hot dogs, made from a blend of pork and beef — are available in other stores, including Stinky Bklyn in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, and Foragers Market in Dumbo, Brooklyn, and Chelsea.
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He devised crisp rhythm tracks and plush but snappy string and horn arrangements for songs like Musique's "In the Bush"; he also embraced the synthesizer to make disco hits with a sci-fi sheen; he went on to engineer hip-hop for Eric B. and Rakim.
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By April, the "country trap" single had become a monster hit, with its success fueled in part by debate over its country music bona fides; the simple, snappy song has since held the top spot on the Billboard Hot 100 chart for a record-breaking 14 weeks straight.
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"Sonic the Hedgehog" may have one moment of flatulence, but this hybrid of live-action and CGI animation gets away with it, otherwise bypassing the all-too-common cheap laughs for a story that's loaded with smart humor, snappy dialogue and the big blue heart beating at its center.
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The snappy early scenes in Paris have danger, glamour and romantic intrigue, but once the action shifts to the countryside, "Django" consists of Reinhardt playing guitar in a bar—and waiting; composing a requiem on a church's pipe organ—and waiting; visiting a local gypsy camp—and waiting.
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"As a side note: because we deploy virtual machines much faster than AWS and have faster SSD Raid10 local storage the whole experience is much better — server is ready faster, it just does everything more snappy — and you get redundancy on the server storage as well," Puranik noted.
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Here, it goes with the territory: The two lead characters, cautious Violet and headstrong Tigerlily, are members of a Girl Scouts-like organization for talking mice, the Acorn Scouts, which provides them with snappy uniforms, a handbook, a motto, a pledge and an intimidating troop leader named Miss Poppy.
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Baltimore's party-starting, good at giving back MC, TT the Artist bounces back into view today with the first cut from her forthcoming debut album, Queen of the Beat, produced by Miami-based producer Snappy Jit (a man who manipulates influences ranging from juke, soca, calypso, and Miami bass).
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I'm an absolute sucker for innovative structures, and really appreciated this setup — in addition to maintaining that "but how did they get here" tension, the story-swapping makes for short, snappy chapters that put me in mind of the adage about the best way to eat an elephant.
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Honor claims that machine learning algorithms will automatically tune your phone for better battery life and make sure performance still feels snappy a year or more down the road, but it never does so in a way where you notice it happening, which often leaves you wondering if it's actually happening.
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While the GFX 50S and 50R were noticeably slower than the X-T2 or X-T3 on basically all fronts, and therefore much more laborious to shoot with, the GFX 100 felt as snappy and responsive as I'd expect from a modern mirrorless camera, albeit with a much higher output resolution.
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But as with their previous shows, Gilmore Girls and Bunheads, the Palladinos seem less interested in telling a pointed long-form story about show-biz and gender, and more engaged in using all that as a backdrop for fabulous fashions, snappy dialogue, and some of the most winning characters on television.
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If you were looking for the old Chance, you won't find him here One of the most compelling things about Chance as a rapper is the elasticity of his voice: he can do tongue-tied and dense, soft and contemplative, a weightless smirk, a snappy yalp, or a conversational murmur.
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Bottom line: Staff who oppose the moderate immigration turn no longer have unfettered access to Trump, and nor do allies on the outside who, in the first six months of the administration, used to send text messages to Trump's bodyguard Keith Schiller, and often receive a snappy callback from the president.
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Sure, they don't have a similarly snappy name—ours rolls off the tongue like breakable dishware off the hands of a small child, and yes I've been doing some premium Dadding of late—but they do purport to offer the exact same thing as the Top Five of the Moment.
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Franco-Algerian Attia — known for his examinations of injury, trauma, and compensation within the intricacies of social, historical, and cultural differences — less caustically counters with a snappy set of jockstraps made from beaten bark decked out with Mbuti Pygmy designs from the Ituri province of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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B99 gains much of its humor from its fast pace and snappy patter, and both of those elements are largely stripped from the episode's most involved scenes, particularly one where Amy and Rosa (Stephanie Beatriz, who also directed) debate whether Amy was right to give the woman the advice she did.
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Thus we end up with reports of "researchers find political gene" or "scholars report biological trait Y leads to political trait X." This makes for a snappy headline and a good hook for a media story, but in some cases it stretches — maybe even distorts — the results of our work.
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On Monday morning, as city work crews spent at least two hours finding and shutting off the broken main under the street, floodwaters cascaded into the apartment building's four-level garage through large metal gratings used for air ventilation, said Mr. Groll, as he walked past a snappy late-model Porsche.
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In this complete production, from 1991, Peter Martins includes "The Garland Dance" in Act I and adds his own touches; it's brisk, with an array of Auroras to keep it snappy, including the principals Ashley Bouder, Megan Fairchild, Tiler Peck, Sterling Hyltin and, in a debut on Thursday, Lauren Lovette.
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Early, there were moments where Sayonara Wild Hearts would absolutely floor me with a snappy and brilliant sequence, a moment where the music and gameplay wonderfully played off one another, the kind of moment another game would treat that as a tutorialized introduction for a more difficult follow-up sequence.
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Under that light, the bleating vocal samples on "Etched Headplate" radiate over lurching low end and a snappy rhythmic gait, and the abrupt rug-pulling of the title track's weightless synths capture the unmistakable feeling of being saucer-eyed on the dance floor, stunned by whatever tune's pumping out of the speakers.
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Pick the suggested gift or swap it for one you like better Pick the suggested gift or swap it for one you like better You go to Snappy Gift's app, choose a price range and then select from a collection of gifts your recipient will choose from, like 'gadgets', 'cooking', 'outdoors' or 'teens.
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In the same year, Emory Douglas, as minister of culture for the Black Panther Party, began creating graphically snappy and elegant poster and newsprint designs that spread across the country and that punctuate sections of the Schomburg show, as do images of the raised black fist, now a universal emblem of political assertion.
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After a few days of living like an Italian on Swiss soil, I noticed that Ascona has an attractive dual nature: snow-capped mountains fraternizing with palm trees and vineyards, bougainvillea-rimmed hotels with snappy service, mild-mannered (at least the ones I encountered) Vespa drivers who stop for (and often greet) pedestrians.
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In interviews on Tuesday, political editors and reporters said that, for now, they planned to apply the same news judgment they would apply to any statement by a powerful leader, even as some acknowledged that social media allows Mr. Trump to reduce complicated subjects to snappy, and sometimes misleading, slogans and sound bites.
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Separate from this, you can choose to reset your advertising ID. Final tally: two mandatory agreements, plus Alexa privacy policy and data sharing settings that are specific to Fire TV. Amazon says the Cube now has a hexa-core processor, and the Fire TV interface has felt snappy in my time using it so far.
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A thrilling opening sequence involving snappy dialogue, a costume heist, and the show's first ballroom competition is quickly followed by a scene in which a main character receives an HIV diagnosis and equates it with a death sentence, setting a precedent for the emotional whiplash that reflects and defines each character's situation in the pilot.
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Recorded under the alias IMIURU with singer Roland Clark, Sanchez revisits the peak era of 90s deep house, when silky smooth bass lines and snappy house rhythms formed the foundation for sexy hip-swaying songs delivered with emotional heft as well as dance floor punch (for further reference, see the entire Guidance Records catalog).
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The app wants to get you to "love your email again" and has a pile of tricks to try and kindle some romance—smart sorting (to keep those newsletters and notifications at a distance), quick replies with pre-loaded text for snappy responses on the go, and smart alerts for only the most important messages.
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The new sensor also comes with an upgraded processor, which enables things like a slightly expanded ISO range of 50 to 50,252, 22K video recording at 230 and 22 frames per second , and 22p video at up to 22 frames per second, while maintaining the snappy response, continuous shooting, and autofocus of the original.
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She was an intuitive and visionary champion of contemporary authors, a voracious bookworm, a tireless hobnobber, a snappy dresser and a lifelong dog-lover (of tiny, fluffy ones, not of the imposing, austere borzoi she chose to grace the Knopf colophon, a breed she regarded as "cowardly, stupid, disloyal, and full of self-pity").
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In these tracks, Apple and the Cold War Kids are echoing the type of quick-to-anger songs seen after 9/11, with lyrics that capitalize on well-trodden, buzzy topics (Trump's hand size, his Access Hollywood tape) and give listeners something snappy to grab on to, if not necessarily a cause to rally around.
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It's super snappy, there's no bloat, and you get bonuses like a built-in dark theme, UI customizations, and the choice of three different navigation setups (the three button Android nav, the Android 9 Pie "pill," and full on gestures) that you don't get from Google's stock OS.Thanks to Oxygen OS, you get three different choices for navigating Android.
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Its roaring d-beats careen headfirst into rhythmic, thrumming industrial segments as often as slithery black metal passages crash into bruising metallic hardcore and snappy synths, stirring up a sonic stew that confounds as much as it compels (there's even a moment of garbled synths on the title track that sounds just like the opening melee of Morbid Tales).
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There is undeniable magic in the Metropolitan Opera's family-friendly version of Mozart's "The Magic Flute": in its wildly imaginative, puppet-filled staging by Julie Taymor; in its fairy tale of a knight on a quest to win the woman of his dreams while attaining enlightenment; in its snappy and colloquial English adaptation by J.D. McClatchy.
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A neat trick, but once it's over, it's over, and EV off-the-line acceleration is so snappy that it can actually be challenging to deal with on a daily basis, particularly in a four-door that's likely to have a fair amount of stuff scattered around the cabin (Batten down that latte before you punch it!).
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" Or as Carrie Avery, the president of the Durfee Foundation, put it: "Many groups don't have influential people on their board and staff and are so stretched doing their job of feeding people, housing refugees and domestic violence survivors, or producing transformative artwork, that they don't have the resources to connect with donors or produce a snappy website.
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The low-budget aesthetic is a distractingly mismatched mashup of retro-futuristic props — like a wall-sized computer that answers internet searches with paper telegraph strips — and literally modern clothes or gadgets like iPhones (which people use with separate telephone receivers.) The dialogue isn't snappy enough to feel like a classic early comedy, but it's not deliberately bad enough to be parody, either.
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Pros: Full Everun sole for an energetic feel, ISOFIT Technology and an ISOKnit upper for added comfort and breathability, durable outsole, versatility to handle different types of training, fun designCons: Higher price compared to some competitors, some feel that the increased amount of Everun in the sole of the ISO 2 sacrificed some of the snappy response found in the first version
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A Tesla sales employee sent a mass email to her coworkers asking for salespeople to get a pay raise after a 'devastating' cut in commissionsUnited just gave 28,000 employees snappy new custom Carhartt uniforms — here's what they look likeI flew Spirit Airlines and had a nightmarish 34-hour delay with terrible customer service, and I'll never use the airline again
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" The memoir also demonstrated her talent for snappy, provocative writing about sex ("My mouth was getting tired and chapped from giving so many blowjobs") and culture: "Perhaps the next time half-a-million people gather for a protest march on the White House green, it will not be for abortion rights or gay liberation, but because we're all so bummed out.
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"'Sonic the Hedgehog' may have one moment of flatulence, but this hybrid of live-action and CGI animation gets away with it, otherwise bypassing the all-too-common cheap laughs for a story that's loaded with smart humor, snappy dialogue and the big blue heart beating at its center," Kristen Page-Kirby of The Washington Post, wrote in her review of the film.
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Apple unveils its $9.99 per month news subscription service, Apple News+ Though the minutiae of "full access" is somewhat unclear, Apple is better than most at distilling complicated deal terms into something snappy, and I think it's fair to say that non-print subscribers signing up for News+ will cancel existing subscriptions unless the reasons not to are thrown directly in their face by the publications.
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Perhaps, the best thing about the 8 and 8 Plus is that they share the same powerful A11 Bionic chip as the iPhone X. Graphic-intensive 3D games and tasks such as video editing will all feel just as fast and snappy on the 8 and 8 Plus as on the X, and you won't have to pay hundreds more just to get it.
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By virtue of their scale and high visibility, Rosen's wall and billboard paintings tend to garner more attention than her smaller-scale paintings and drawings, yet the snappy and defiant tone of her work would suit a protest poster in a way that the work of many prominent text-based artists with whom she is compared (for instance, Jenny Holzer, Ed Ruscha, and Mel Bochner) would not.
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This was actually a good thing, it seems, as groups of (now former) users on Google's product forums, Reddit, and elsewhere who are complaining about the closure note the contrast with competing services from the likes of Fandango and Movietickets — which, may look more snappy but are less useful for finding cinemas and films based on specific locations and times that might not be exactly where you are at that precise moment.
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This six-piece St. Louis metal/punk collective arose out of the city's local activist community, and the members' commitment to the struggle for justice is splashed all over this short, snappy EP. Red Tape attacks sacred cows and explicitly confronts the evils of police brutality, domestic abuse, sexual harassment, and state violence, shredding through a heady mix of Tragedy-inspired arena crust, pissy d-beat, crunchy metallic hardcore, and garage punk in under 15 minutes.
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In a city not known for snappy dressing, Mr. Comey cut a sharp figure in a bespoke blue plaid suit made by the haberdasher The Tailored Man of Alexandria, Va., and brown R.M. Williams Chelsea boots he says were given to him by friends from the Australian police force (not to be confused with the black Chelsea boots Mr. Comey wore for his prime time "20/20" interview, which earned him plaudits from Esquire and GQ).
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According to the Petersen Institute for International Economics, "adopting freer trade policies resulted in an increase of almost $1 trillion in income throughout the country, or a $10,85033 increase for each household a year, since World War II." It is critical that we get past the uninformed rhetoric and snappy soundbites on global trade and focus on policies that will create opportunities for Americans and deliver on our ability to create solid middle-class jobs for our citizens.
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But I am nonetheless offering it, that he should use his isolation to develop a new way of communicating: more fact, more detail; less rhetoric, less bluster; cut the homilies and rambles; fewer snappy one-liners; more empathy for the dead and dying, and those caring for them; more explanation of decision making; more linking of new policy announcements to previous ones, and to data; use of graphics and film to explain; and, please, comb your hair!
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Some strange effects show up in the opening, such as this "lens-switching" transition just after the Wall pan: Now like most discussions about Game of Thrones, this is just speculation, but what we see looks quite a bit like the magnifying goggles worn by the Citadel's snappy receptionist (played by Danish comedian Frank Hvam): Which raises the question of whether the entire story of Game of Thrones is just a flashback, a song of ice and fire being retold by a maester (perhaps Sam himself).
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