She snipped, snipped, snipped away, not really looking, telling me about this guy she'd been hooking up with recently, and then washed my hair over the side of the bathtub with scorching water like someone's impatient mum trying to get rid of their kid's nits.
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The waitress came over and snipped it off with scissors.
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At the precise moment Garcia entered the room, Fortunato snipped
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Some hedge that bet by banking sperm before getting snipped.
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If the moment felt false, I just snipped it out.
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On the fourth finger, I snipped a bit of skin.
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"I have news for everybody: Get over it," he snipped.
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Mr Johnson's government hangs by a thread that is easily snipped.
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The group snipped 0.2 points from its 2017 forecast to 1.4%.
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And so they all got snipped together on December 16, 2016.
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He snipped a tiny piece of muscle from the baby's abdomen.
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At lunch, the menu is snipped from two pages to one.
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The lenses were polycarbonate, snipped out of human laser protection goggles.
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He did show me several scooters, however, that had snipped wires.
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"Adam – you want this, you've got to get that snipped," she says.
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I snipped the spare button off the interior tag to replace it.
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He also snipped and trimmed an 850,43-square-foot Purple Heart medal.
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The ice packs could be reused, or snipped, drained, rinsed, and recycled.
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It reads as a moment of truth snipped from the flow of life.
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They loosened the tuning pins and snipped the thick, copper-wound bass strings.
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They took cells from pigs and snipped the viral DNA from their genomes.
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In the morning, Republican and Democratic members shouted and snipped at each other.
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He swabbed the skin and snipped off the ends of the swabs for testing.
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Normally a piston of energy, he kept still as John Fiumefreddo's hands snipped away.
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One man snipped a hole in his to let him smoke as he drilled.
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In this case, the Crispr-snipped gene was not for infertility but for coat color.
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Over half of American boys are snipped, compared with 2-3% in Finland and Britain.
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And on the back is a painstakingly snipped birthday portrait of Thailand's King Maha Vajiralongkorn.
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So I DIY-snipped mine for the first time, and they were an absolute disaster.
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The sentences will be snipped as if the writer has an extra row of teeth.
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Jefferies snipped its expectations on the stock to $19 per share from $24 per share.
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So sit back and luxuriate in the fine spinning glass, tweezered wiring and snipped metal.[YouTube]
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"Gettin snipped," she captioned a before photo in her Stories, tagging hair stylist Clariss Anya Rubenstein.
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Stay tuned for even more snipped from the collab leading up to the November 3rd debut.
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"They went in through my ribs with a tiny camera and snipped it out," King says.
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In a sample video, a sensor used to light a small bulb gets snipped in half.
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A shower of freshly snipped herbs — dill, mint, parsley, basil — brightens the dish just before serving.
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According to the case report, the man "snipped a 'pimple'" with a knife meant for cutting lumber.
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As Caruso might say, it looks like the supercut has been…[pauses to put on sunglasses]...snipped.
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On Sunday, the star teased a 13-second snipped of a synthy, buoyant new song on Instagram.
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Finally, my shears snipped the right stem, and a bunch of grapes tumbled into my outstretched hand.
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But every detail is missing from my memory, as if snipped out by an overzealous movie editor.
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" He snipped back, "I've been accused, and I was accused by I believe it was four women.
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And I had never wondered what my life would have been like had I not been snipped.
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She thinks the resulting photograph captures her feeling of triumph and freedom as the threads were snipped.
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We ended up having Miles snipped the old-fashioned way, without any apparent deflation of his ego.
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She snipped excess thread from sutures and learned how to identify a patient's veins on an ultrasound.
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The oars are carved from Popsicle sticks from the canteen; the sail was snipped from a sheet.
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When you let go, the portion you snipped will appear in a new image pop-up.7.
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Beside him, Wilfredo Burgo, a middle-aged man in an oversized black T-shirt, also snipped feathers.
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In any event, here is page four, snipped from its folds like a keepsake for a time capsule.
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Heck, even the new AirPods look nearly identical to the company's EarPods, albeit with their wires snipped off.
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Corso found a pair of scissors and, in a supreme act of Dada adoration, snipped off Duchamp's tie.
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The only decorations around her coffin were ominous white flowers that had been snipped and stuck in vases.
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She took another swatch, snipped it to create a fringe (the stamens), and wound it around the stem.
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"Demens" and "Porter Syndrome" maintain this momentum, even as the drums are snipped apart by giant steel scissors.
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The censors snipped the script, added a wedding scene, and changed the title to Belle of the Nineties.
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In the video, posted by Juicero's head of communications Chrissy Trampedach, the bag is snipped open in the middle.
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He snipped and shaped until it seemed like there was more hair on the ground than on my head.
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We got Katy Perry's BF Friday leaving the Andy LeCompte Salon in WeHo, where he got snipped and bleached.
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The man trying to shut down the release of "Barbershop: The Next Cut" just got snipped by a judge.
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In O'Reilly's work, the "hand" is more about scissors than shutters; what is snipped away, re-shaped, selected and layered.
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He snipped the wires off a pair of ear buds and used them to dull the sounds of men screaming.
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For a little while, I snipped next to DeLuca, who told me about the harvests she'd worked at conventional wineries.
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The tail wing of the plane has been removed completely, and the wings have been snipped into much smaller nubs.
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Many musicians, along with the service industry, had just started to claw back, only to see their lifelines snipped again.
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In the news release, she described the moment librarians snipped the metal closure on the archival crates, revealing the letters.
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I'd snipped at the fabric around the crotch to accommodate my genitals, which were abnormally swollen due to a pituitary situation.
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From the looks of it, Capri snipped some long, wavy layers into Gomez's hair (including some face-framing, chin-length strands).
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Nonetheless, I "snipped my copper umbilical cord" and predicted that everyone else would do the same, and sooner than they thought.
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When the pie emerged about three minutes later, still bubbling, Mr. Iacono snipped fresh basil onto it, then sprinkled on Parmesan.
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The fact that lionfish spines are poisonous could dissuade some diners, but Ruiz said they were easily snipped off after capture.
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Injecting CRISPR-Cas9, which works as a genetic scissors, they snipped out the mutated DNA sequence on the male MYBPC3 gene.
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People will always buy flowers, but florists need to adapt to a changing landscape if they don't want to get snipped.
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And she does a brisk trade in wedding jewelry, often using lace snipped from the bride's mother's or grandmother's wedding dress.
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Fill a plastic ziplock bag with 1 snipped corner or a piping bag fitted with a large pastry tip with meringue mixture.
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"Say what you will about Hillary Clinton's email server but it never stuck an ambulance in traffic, you cartoon gangster," Meyers snipped.
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I couldn't go below the white line and kind of got snipped there and turned around; and around and round we go.
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After researchers snipped the harmful mutation from the male gene, it copied the healthy sequence from that spot on the female gene.
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So far, economists have only snipped their expectations for the economic impact on the United States and the profits of American companies.
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My grandfather harvested red wine grapes on the farm he worked with my grandmother; together they snipped Sangiovese grapes from the vines.
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Some even called for ingredients the AI made up, like "snipped caramel cheese" and "wale walnut ranch dressing," says the Medium post.
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Using the gene-editing technique Crispr/Cas9, Kamoun's group snipped out a piece of a gene called Mildew Resistant Locus O, or Mlo.
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"Got some yerba buena," says Nick, referring to some mint he snipped from one of the many patches of it on the roof.
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Some clever researchers — perhaps too clever — have created a printable, self-healing conductive material that repeatedly fixes itself after being snipped in half.
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As the Bloomberg video shows, they snipped a little hole in the end, allowing them to squeeze the juice neatly into a cup.
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But there is one thread that's unraveled in the last seven days that really needs to be snipped, and that's the Becky vs.
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Her short crop (which she snipped back in February) has been bleached a badass shade of blond, complete with '90s-style dark roots.
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At first glance, Beats' new Powerbeats Pro look just like Powerbeats 29, but with the cord connecting the two earbuds together snipped off.
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He snipped off a black velvet bow that was attached to a dress's neckline and moved it a few inches down the breastbone.
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Its focus on video clips allows you to send quick video snipped as you go about your day that expire after they're viewed.
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He had developed a rare festering fungal lesion after he snipped a pimple with a woodworking blade, according to The Journal of Emergency Medicine.
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"We were working outside a factory and I snipped down a bush and it fell and touched my face," Childress told CNN affiliate WWBT.
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Like 18th-century portraits snipped out of black paper, a silhouette in fashion acts as a visual shorthand for a certain moment in time.
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She cooked her houseguests omelets that included their own hair, which she had secretly snipped off their heads while they slept the previous night.
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On January 13, 2015, a local surgeon opened up Kennedy's scalp, snipped the wires coming from his brain, and removed the power coil and transceiver.
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So he snipped some coat hangers, bent them straight, taped them to a piece of wooden moulding, and mounted the strange spear on a tripod.
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In addition, gene editing, at least in the near future, might also lead to mistakes such as parts of the wrong gene accidentally getting snipped.
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Concertina wire was spooled along its top, but it appeared someone had snipped away a small portion, creating a gap large enough to climb through.
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Instead I got a sharp, short pair of scissors and snipped away the smallest corner I could of the thick blotter paper acid tab I'd bought.
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As Shawa snipped the ribbon strung across his store's door and smiled, across town, a bigger and angrier crowd had assembled outside the US attorney's office.
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I accidentally went into the map screen for a few seconds while the scene was playing, but snipped it out of this clip to avoid spoilers.
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Earlier this month, the company banned Infowars conspiracy theorist Alex Jones and several other right-wing personalities, which snipped a key lifeline for the incendiary figures.
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For our second big photo shoot, there were these beautiful grasses next door, so at night, I went over with shears and just snipped a bunch.
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"I wanna cry!" exclaimed Cardi giddily a few moments later, as holes were snipped in her jeweled gloves so that her jeweled nails could poke through.
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In the second image, we see how King snipped the crotch of the thong to transform the lacy underpinning into an entirely different garment: a tube top.
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His music has always had stripes of R&B, descending in blurry ways from Stevie Wonder, D'Angelo and Joni Mitchell, with snipped, repeating loops and digital stuttering.
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If Facebook were doing that, it would never have snipped Messenger off from the main app in the first place, much less burdened it with huge ads.
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She said he told her he had snipped her mother's brakes before the crash, and that Haddish and her siblings were supposed to have been with her.
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They are made of galvanized sheet metal that has been snipped and folded into freestanding objects resembling toys, and finished with vibrant enamel paint in saturated colors.
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Resin is hand poured into molds that are heated over flames, snipped out with scissors, and then pinned, sewn onto organza petals, and then tacked onto the garments.
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Alois Mock, the longtime Austrian foreign minister who snipped open the Iron Curtain with a wire cutter months before the Berlin Wall fell in 33, died last Thursday.
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A local model walked back and forth in the showroom so that the designer could study the clothes in motion, and Guo snipped a tassel here and there.
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With an enzyme called Cas9 acting as a scalpel, Crispr snipped away a mutated gene that can lead to thickened heart muscles and cause sudden death in young athletes.
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It put the birds inside houses, dim places where a bald eagle never could (or would) go, and, in the process, snipped the last strings connecting them to nature.
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You get older, and you realize you don't want any more kids, so one of you needs to get something snipped or tied, and it's not going to be her.
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While Harper was all smiles in anticipation of her new 'do, David couldn't help sporting a pouting expression as he looks down at his daughter's soon-to-be-snipped hair.
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In an ideal world, both copies of the CCR5 gene would get snipped in all of the 163 million or so stem cells they isolated from the donor's bone marrow.
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And then there's a lock of graying hair snipped from Hamilton's head after his own fatal duel in 1804, which is being sold with a letter of presentation from Elizabeth.
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While Harper is all smiles in anticipation of her new 'do, David, 43, can't help sporting a pouting expression as he looks down at his daughter's soon-to-be-snipped hair.
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There will be NO EIGHTH CHILD for Johnny Damon ... 'cause the ex-MLB star says he just got snipped for the second time ... after his first vasectomy didn't quite hold up.
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Still, these scenes are brutal in their exactitude: There are power drills and chain saws and lips snipped off with nail clippers and vaginas cut out to store in gym lockers.
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After he snipped my hair, Sharpton explained that the cut would look better with time, and that instead of having a hairstyle, I now had a hair journey to look forward to.
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This idea will be presented with such frequency, you will consider simply opting out and "getting snipped," and by that I mean cutting your car's brake line and driving into oncoming traffic.
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After Leonardo DiCaprio snipped off his and Harry Styles — owner of some of the most enviable strands in the biz — donated his to charity, we thought we had passed the man-bun mania.
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The intertwined sensations associated with those environments—the roiling of crowds, collective ecstasy, blood, sweat, the beating of drums—fuel Irrelevant, an assemblage of tortured club tracks, snipped newsreel samples, and atonal static.
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The Cromarties break down the ins and outs of twin management ... but when we ask if it's time for the 47-year-old hip-hop legend to get snipped ... the reaction is priceless.
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While we're not sure exactly how many inches of bright blonde highlights were snipped away before the shot was taken, we do know that Duff's very long, blonde hair has never looked fresher.
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Generous as it is of her to let Holly go, it's hard to believe that her selfish, all-consuming fixation on having her very own baby got snipped off along with that finger.
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In a rash moment of generosity amid the euphoria of victory, he snipped off a negative and gave it to an army spokesman, who promptly handed it to the Israeli Government Press Office.
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It's hard to describe perfection: from the flawless char to the savory milky cheese and fresh basil that's snipped over every pie, Di Fara's pizza is greater than the sum of its parts.
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But what if I told you this cancer gene, passed down from generation to generation, can be snipped out of your genome entirely and you never pass it on to any of your offspring?
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Once complete, the elastic was snipped out and the hair swept over either to the left or the right of models' heads, in what amounted to a hair homage to a young Cindy Crawford.
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As he picked, pulled, nibbled, and snipped his way through the garden, he gravitated most toward carrots, radishes, spring onions, and greens, with only a few detours for yarrow flowers and other delicate additions.
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Someone snipped those first 30 seconds of his freestyle and it rapidly became a universal meme used to express moments of complete speechlessness (and trust me, 2016 has been a vintage year for feeling speechless).
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According to her Snapchat, she gave Kendall a mini-trim yesterday, and, apparently, didn't get to clean up the snipped hair before the model's famous pal got to work on an art project with it.
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One of her fellow performers, thinking fast, ran over to a nearby venue where they knew flowers were sold, snipped a few bright white gardenias, and slipped them into Holiday's hair to cover the damage.
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When the national broadcaster MediaCorp (which aired the snipped Obama segment) invited openly gay American performer Adam Lambert to Singapore for its New Year countdown concert at the end of 2015, there was national uproar.
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Variously snipped and slashed for artistic and logistical reasons — the Paris audience needed to be out in time for the last train back to the suburbs — it was then translated when it traveled to Italy.
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So after we snipped enough fresh lemon verbena leaves from the garden, we went back inside and pulled out our homebrew kit, strainers, a bucket, a glass fermentation vessel, an airlock, a thermometer, and a chiller.
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The brand names share their retro appeal with the meals she cooks at the time: a curried chicken salad snipped from Glamour, Chicken Salad Veronique, the spaghetti carbonara she falls for on a layover in Rome.
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That was a surprise to the scientists, who had inserted a DNA template into the embryo, expecting the gene to copy that sequence into the snipped spot, as occurs with gene editing in other body cells.
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Before polishing a bit of debris left by the vacuum hose on the end of the tube, the stylist in the video finishes the look by securing the tube in place with tied-and-snipped bungee cords.
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Back in February she tweeted the smallest snipped of the sequel's script, meaning that for the past seven months the cast and crew have been hard at work on something, but we don't get to see it.
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Money managers have since then snipped net long holding to 494,139 lots in the latest week, equal to 16 percent of total open interest, but that is still just short of February's record ratio of 18 percent.
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Costa Bravans swear that sea urchins are best eaten raw, but they shone in a humble dish of favetes (tiny young fava beans) with quartered slices of blood sausage, olive oil and finely snipped chives and parsley.
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Transfer dough to a pastry bag (fitted with a No. 4 tip) or plastic ziplock bag with a snipped corner, and pipe evenly spaced small balls, each about the diameter of a nickel, on a nonstick baking sheet.
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This omission led to "First Man" being condemned online as outrageously unpatriotic by the type of people who snipped the swoosh logos off their socks after Nike employed Colin Kaepernick (people, incidentally, who had not seen the film).
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At the edge of town, I went to people's houses and snipped green beans from their vines and once filled an entire garbage bag with unwanted basil and made a massive supply of pesto that lasted the whole winter.
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Mammoth's novel technology uses a reporter molecule that exudes color when the sequence is located and snipped, indicating that the genetic search term was present in the sample and making the result of such a search viewable with the naked eye.
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She heads to a coffee shop to use the restroom, but as she's waiting in line, gets her hair snipped by a man who's been going around snipping off women's ponytails (this is apparently a real thing that happens, ugh).
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Kevin Spacey, already fired from House of Cards, was literally snipped out of the new film about the kidnapping of J. Paul Getty's grandson in 1973, All the Money in the World, and replaced by Christopher Plummer in hastily reshot scenes.
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A horticulturist gently snipped a dandelion growing in a vial and pointed to a pneumatic tube system where the seeds would be evaluated and eventually dumped into the seed sorting department, the archived collection of hundreds of thousands of dandelion seeds.
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Sure, someone may not have any issues with having their own disease-causing genes snipped out while they were in the womb, but going beyond that and making changes that aren't survival-related, what about the choices of the individual and their descendants?
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The snipped starts with the psychic correctly guessing that the producer's father is connected to the state of New Jersey, then that his name was James, and finally that the producer's relationship with his father is colored by the presence of death.
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Like Nagel's cartoonish, color-blocked illustrations, the 40-year-old's work has a defiantly unnatural quality: Monstera leaves are snipped into blunt geometric shapes with scissors and palms are spotted with purple polka dots; entire bouquets are painted cornflower blue or chalk white.
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There is no way, had they put that on the floor this week, after Goodlatte&aposs bill got 213, I don&apost think it would have even snipped the hundred votes because I think the American people would see it for what it is.
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According to Christopher Oldstone-Moore's history, "Of Beards and Men", there was a backlash against beards under New Labour when surveys revealed that voters didn't like politicians with facial hair, prompting Peter Mandelson to suggest that bearded candidates should shave (he snipped off his moustache).
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But one fall morning in 2002, he sat in a doctor's office in rural Eagle River Alaska and—as his wife Shari looked on with their baby boy in her lap—had the tubes that carry sperm from his testicles through his penis delicately snipped.
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After the celebration at the final in April had ended, after every cord of the nets had been snipped off, and just after the team prayer, Wright gathered his players around him as the last rectangles of confetti were being swept from the court.
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It's not all goofy antics though, as Tiga demonstrates his more serious techno side on cuts with frequent collaborators Matthew Dear and Jake Shears, as well as newer allies Hudson Mohawke and Paranoid London, all of whom share his obsession with cleverly clipped and snipped vocal takes.
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Mark Keam, a Korean-American Democrat who was re-elected on Tuesday to his seat in Virginia's House of Delegates, said the wave of first-time minority candidates was a direct response to feeling snipped out of the American picture by Mr. Trump's policies and divisive language.
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This year's iteration of the popular item — 15 percent of the stock, each one priced at £215, was sold in the first five minutes it became available — is fully recyclable, with internal drawers made of recycled cardboard, except for a magnet closure that can be snipped off.
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For the first squash of the season, I like it best simmered briefly in a little water with a good knob of butter and showered with snipped dill weed, or sautéed gently in butter or oil and finished with a touch of garlic, chopped parsley and lemon zest.
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The Oakland A's starter had an afternoon start against the Toronto Blue Jays, and scouts were stacked upon scouts behind the plate, ready to get one last look before they wrote up reports full of weirdly snipped syntax to their GMs about whether Hill was worthy of great prospects.
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When Del Vaz Projects exhibited at the Paramount Ranch art fair, Stone's carpets traveled to the former movie set where they were unceremoniously laid on the dirt ground and lolled upon while the hair of willing volunteers was snipped away by Lydia Hwang in a chair of Reaves's design.
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The McAdoo costume was made of a $7 toy mustache bought on the internet, black duct tape molded to look like a headset mouthpiece, headphones that came with the family minivan and, to resemble the play-call sheet, a poster board decorated with items snipped from a diner menu.
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Lianne La Havas, "Lost and Found (Matthew Herbert Remix)" There are a ton of grabby details crammed into this remix of Lianne La Havas' heartbreaking 2012 ballad, enough to necessitate a few back-to-back listens: the revolving piano figure, the snipped guitar passages, the chirps and beeps sprinkled like granola clusters.
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Evan Kleiman, the host of the radio show Good Food on KCRW, stirred rice porridge for lunch; the social justice advocate Alice Y. Hom carried paper bags full of freshly cut kumquat branches; and Monique Truong, a novelist who had traveled for the event from New York, snipped the branches to decorate the tables.
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As a digital creature, its uncertainties reflect a digital age when the author is in decline; when old ideas of intellectual property battle with new ones; when everyone on social media is writer, reader, and publisher at once; and when so much of what we share is curated, appropriated, and snipped from one context and repurposed for another.
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ANONYMOUS I get that you're pretty wedded to your reading of this story: Your sister-in-law is a wench who hates you for no reason, and you want my blessing to cut her out of your life as sharply as Babe Paley snipped Truman Capote from hers after he published "La Côte Basque 1965," right?
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So it was that I rode the route of the 2000 Tour, mining deep into the event's unrivaled back-story of chemical assistance and chicanery: a carafe of rosé downed every lunchtime; a big chunk of Brittany snipped off in questionable tribute to the Tour's inaugural winner, Maurice Garin, who was disqualified the next year for taking the train.
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A good haircut can be a gateway to another haircut: You start with a freshly-snipped lob or bob, and love it so much you find yourself itching to go shorter, and shorter, and shorter... It happens, and there's no better example of how quickly a mid-length cut can turn into a blunt bob, then a full-on pixie cut, than Kaia Gerber and her 2019 hair evolution.
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Willis is a whiz with eggs, too: gently boiled and mashed into a silky salad, then topped with cherry tomatoes, nubs of blue cheese, and bacon, to be scooped into crisp leaves of iceberg; sunny-side up, on a shallow pool of yogurt strewn with kale and encircled by a moat of chili oil spangled with peanuts, pepitas, and sunflower seeds; scrambled, Texas migas style, tossed with salsa verde and julienned radish inside a snipped-open bag of Fritos.
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