" Adds Klum: "I don't want to come in something snoozy!
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The Backwards BlazerIs your tie-waist blazer feeling a little snoozy?
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The curb may sound snoozy, but it's due for a serious reckoning.
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For some the premise was snoozy, for others it was spot-on.
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They're pretty great phones if you can look past the snoozy designs and premium pricing.
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So it's a bit snoozy, but it's key to the future of how we work.
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Ben blinks, wondering when she'd said that (the snoozy group date) and who exactly she is.
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Shane promo, and the same snoozy, neutered business jargon: core competencies, brand management, and audience numbers.
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It's long, it's overly intimate, and it's such a snoozy way to get to know a person.
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Her scenes with Dominic Cooper are positively snoozy compared to the party that's going on around them.
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Lil Uzi VertThis set is gonna be a real snoozy vert we can tell you that much.
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If only for Veronica, whose storyline is being dragged down by her loyalty to Archie's snoozy crusade.
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We've called out the most typically snoozy sexy costumes out there, and their more interesting boxed-costume alternatives.
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I'm crossing my fingers for more of this on Dangerous Woman (and less like the snoozy title track).
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He is a snoozy lyricist, almost wholly uninterested in narrative, complexity or even the basic tenets of rhyme.
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Where Obama hung a modern painting that featured blue brushstrokes and abstract imagery, Trump put a historic portrait. Snoozy?
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This has got everything you want out of a late-season vacation—he's comfy, cozy, (a bit) boozy, and later, snoozy.
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Whatever you're feeling, it's time to revisit your old sweater friend with one of the 21 non-snoozy cardigans coming your way.
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Jay Leno appeared the following year, and Mr. Little's snoozy set was followed in 2008 by the talk-show host Craig Ferguson.
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My book indicated that the story in my hands was "a powerful, uncompromising work of social criticism" or something snoozy like that.
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The Golden Globes on Sunday featured a number of upsets and rousing thank-yous as well as flubbed intros and snoozy speeches.
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Things are not so snoozy at Westworld HQ, where Elsie is continuing to investigate the glitchy hosts, despite explicitly being ordered not to.
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This relatively snoozy 2019 edition left us wondering if Newark was actually doing the VMAs a favor by agreeing to provide a venue.
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While the season-closer's ending makes the mostly snoozy series' best case for season 2, it ultimately proves Netflix should never give us one.
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But just because it's become almost snoozy to see celebs baring their backside on the red carpet doesn't mean some topics still aren't taboo.
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In what has been a snoozy and, for the film business, disappointing summer at the box office, "Wonder Woman" stands as a bright spot.
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The sketch initially appeared to be about Tuesday's snoozy vice presidential debate, but it soon cut to a CNN breaking news alert about Trump's comments.
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For what it's worth, Hawke's character is described as someone "bored with her mundane day job," and lifeguard at a public pool does sound fairly snoozy.
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The jury's still out on whether thread count actually matters, but we like to think of it as the cherry on top of your snoozy sundae.
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Stone should be so lucky as to only be embroiled in a snoozy extramarital affair and not on the hook for what sure smells like treason.
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The snoozy baby in a blue sweatsuit is a creation of Duane Hanson, an artist known for creating extremely realistic sculptures featuring everyday people in everyday life.
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Milk, on the other hand, was safe somehow, despite a snoozy-glam runway outing and, in the Divas Live challenge, bearing no resemblance whatsoever to Celine Dion.
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The Oscars, have a hard act to follow, and not just because they're a way more snoozy event that doesn't allow attendees to drink at their seats.
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"Doll's House" is more adventurous, but the scale of "Oslo" is impressive, as is its ability to disseminate such intricate details of foreign policy without turning snoozy.
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To fill time, NBC had to invent a special two-hour Dateline pre-show, which Variety reported was comprised of awkward fluff segments and extended, snoozy features on the nominees.
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Traditionally, on-the-job harassment training has been a choice between the lesser of two borings—schlocky video or snoozy slide deck—but Mercer wants to put you in the room.
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It's more pared-down than anything the fictional gynecologist would even sneeze at, with just the right amount of eclectic details to keep it from being Danny Castellano levels of snoozy.
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The beauty of these low-key outfit combos is that the blazer still functions as the hero that pulls it all together — without the snoozy 9-to-5 vibe we're accustomed to.
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Sure, we may have cracked open a few medicine cabinets during our lifetime, and maybe even peeked behind a closed bedroom door or two trying to get relief from a snoozy dinner party.
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When Rihanna was banned from Instagram in 2014, she left an unfillable void each time we scrolled by a friend's image of avocado toast or a snoozy red carpet photo from a celeb.
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The guide spills plenty of ink on the finer points of snoozy-sounding data-sharing policies—a topic which has, interestingly enough, ignited plenty of fights across US cities in the past year.
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Things are snoozy in King's Landing as well, even with Cersei Lannister getting shut out of her daughter's funeral and The Mountain bashing in the odd head who dares to speak ill of his lady (+10).
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Shekhar Kapur ("Elizabeth"), who directed the pilot and several other episodes, developed a restless, roving shooting style meant to rescue Shakespeare from snob cults and snoozy English classes and put him back into the city crowd.
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One On Pointe performance is set to the snoozy melody of Adele's "Hello," and while the dancing is gorgeous, it doesn't inspire the pure sense of joy that Jody's ridiculous costume-changing "Canned Heat" number did.
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Thanks to Mr. Scott, whose work acts like a defibrillator on the snoozy screenplay, this chaste romance between a golly-gosh ballerina (Keenan Kampa) and a tormented-soul violinist (Nicholas Galitzine) remains living, if never fully alive.
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Enter Elta MD. Beloved by everyone from dermatologists to Zac Efron (seriously, everyone recommends this stuff to us over and over again), the brand's many formulas are as close to perfect as something as snoozy as sunscreen can get.
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The two delivered a joyous halftime show at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, bringing energy to a gig that frequently runs the risk of coming off as snoozy and being drowned out by the cavernous arena and occasion.
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Ms. Macel has divided the work, installed in two vast spaces — in the Giardini and the Arsenale — into nine sections with snoozy, New Age-y titles: Pavilion of Joys and Fears, Pavilion of the Earth, Pavilion of Time and Infinity, etc.
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On this year's season of RuPaul's Drag Race, that dubious distinction went to Jaymes Mansfield, the campy comedy queen who couldn't decide if she was a floozy or if she was snoozy or if she was a little bit of both.
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While there was some reminiscing and a few never-before-seen clips, the actual Hills-related moments were interspersed between snoozy segments of a grown-up Lauren Conrad in meetings for her clothing line, or walking her dog with her husband, or taking philanthropic trips for work.
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"The snoozy hound has been at the rehoming centre for nearly six months, and despite seeing so many of his furry counterparts find loving homes of their own, no one has shown any interest in him," said a press release sent out by the Dogs Trust Snetterton.
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So the Spanish maestro Juanjo Mena, who is conducting the orchestra's subscription concerts this week, may escape the closest scrutiny, as he did in his New York Philharmonic debut, late in 2014, when he led a snoozy program of standards more or less lost in the holiday bustle.
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Next, it'll head to the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument, one of the largest conservation areas protected by the US. There are three streams, and while it's sometimes snoozy because the boats are on deck, other times, you'll see what the explorers see in the depths of the ocean.
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At first glance, it may seem like a rather puerile use of the tech, but in fact, having driverless cars speed around a tortuous circuit is one of the best ways to figure out how to improve them, even for navigating the snoozy avenues of the average suburb.
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The beauty world is particularly susceptible to this trend, which is why you can expect see the same gorgeous, golden balayage walking out of a salon in Brazil, Canada, and Australia (via social media, of course, unless you have a private jet.) If that sounds snoozy, let us assure you otherwise.
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While much of what Facebook's policy staffers have inked here is an intentional nightcap made of misdirection and equivocation (with lashings of snoozy repetition), one nugget of new intel that jumps out is a long list of partners Facebook gave special data access to — via API agreements it calls "integration partnerships".
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Tyrion, of course, gets the line of the night ("I drink and I know things," +15) and then gets the drunk idea to go down with Varys and free the dragons from captivity (+25 to Dragons for being free!) Maybe they can start causing some mayhem in Slaver's Bay and wake up what is quickly becoming a snoozy little plot.
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When Houston, up to then a snoozy, yellow fever-ridden cotton port, went hog wild with money after the oil boom and the excavation of the Ship Channel in the early 1900s, most of the city's cash fled west, founding what were then suburbs (but are now urban enclaves) like Montrose, River Oaks, the Houston Heights, and West University Place, leaving the Segundo Barrio behind.
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Similarly, Adam Markovitz of Entertainment Weekly described the duet as "snoozy".
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The album received generally mixed reviews from critics. Christian Hoard of Rolling Stone called it "still only so-so, offering a series of modestly tuneful, sometimes snoozy soul-pop-hip-hop songs".Pharrell Williams: In My Mind: Music Review Rolling Stone. Accessed May 24, 2008.
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The play was met with modest reviews. Broadwayworld.com critic, Michael Dale, viewed the work as "lacking" in many respects. Despite the fact that Director David Leveaux uses a grand entrance for star Bloom on a motorcycle, the show is mostly "stale" according to Terry Teachout of The Wall Street Journal. The Hollywood Reporter David Rooney described the production as "snoozy".
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Pugs tend to be intuitive and sensitive to the moods of their owners and are usually eager to please them. Pugs are playful and thrive on human companionship. They also tend to have a snoozy nature and spend a lot of time napping. Pugs are often called "shadows" because they follow their owners around and like to stay close to the action, craving attention and affection from their owners.
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Mrs Doyle wears a helmet when clipping Jack's nails, as does everyone else in the room. Jack is usually in his chair, often sleeping, and is rarely active. In the episode "Escape from Victory", it emerges that Jack slept for 14 days straight after drinking a whole bottle of an alcoholic sleeping aid known as "Dreamy Sleepy Nightie Snoozy Snooze", which is banned in most European countries. When he has to be brought out of his chair, he usually has to be put in a wheelchair, which is generally pushed by someone else.
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" Christian Hoard from Rolling Stone called the "album a work of engaging, pop-wise R&B;: The beats stick mostly to jumpy keyboard bounce with string stabs and other minor adornments [...] The ballads are rarely more than snoozy; Cole is at her best when she gives love a kick in the pants [...] Cole is not Mary J. Blige yet, but she certainly sounds older than her years." In her review for The Boston Globe, Joan Anderman wrote that the "songstress could have used a good editor on her second album, which is bogged down by too many ballads and overly lush production.
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He discovers that Nick has just died. While paying condolences to Fr. Niall Haverty, Ted observes the expensive coffin that Niall bought for Nick, as well as a pair of fake hands and a remote-controlled wheelchair, and causes these as impulse buys that would only be of use in a "completely ludicrous situation". Ted later finds that Jack has been asleep for 14 days, which is unusual for Jack, and is alarmed to find out that Jack drank the entire bottle of "Dreamy Sleepy Nightie Snoozy Snooze". On the day of the match, Jack still has not woken up.
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Colin Kennedy of Metro called the film "disastrous", and its "judicious casting and handsome design [were] marred by a callow director's shaky shot selection". Simon Reynolds of Digital Spy described the film as "impeccably turned out with exquisite costume design", but felt that it was "barely enough to disguise its wildly inconsistent tone, chop-change visual style and snoozy performances." Dan Carrier of Camden New Journal gave the film one star out of five, calling W.E. "a horrible film to watch" and saying that Madonna "should never be allowed to go anywhere near a director’s camera again." Diego Costa of Slant Magazine gave the film three out of four stars.
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Ted is panicking over the upcoming "All-Priests five- a-side Over-75s Indoor Challenge Football Match" between teams from Craggy Island and Rugged Island, which will be led by his rival Father Dick Byrne. Ted fears the parochial house has been bugged by Dick to overhear his plans, and has been losing sleep, forcing him to drink "Dreamy Sleepy Nighty Snoozy Snooze", an alcoholic sleeping aid which is banned in most European countries. Ted explains to Dougal that he and Dick have a forfeit system, so that the priest of the losing team must do an embarrassing challenge set forth by the other. Ted starts practicing with his team, but notices that both star players, Jack and his strike partner, Father Nick, are missing.
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