Champagne splashed like bath water, and everyone got splashed by it.
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Splashed all over the New York Post, splashed all over the internet.
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The room is sterile and splashed with bright, primary colors.
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Michael Phelps has splashed his way to 21 career golds.
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"The Flynn Ultimatum" splashed across the Huffington Post front page.
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Turned on the tap and splashed water on his face.
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He splashed his eyes with water to stop the stinging.
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Now both limbs were painful and splashed with dark bruises.
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Hey Google splashed all over the #LVCC and monorail #CES2019 pic.twitter.
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Taken semi-literally, the tides would be splashed to kingdom come.
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The decedent is also splashed by other instructors in the water.
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In cities, children splashed about in water fountains to cool off.
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Their story was splashed across magazine covers and featured on television.
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But Corden doesn't seem too pleased when his face gets splashed.
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Helpful rhymes splashed across condom wrappers remind guys to practice safety.
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I just cared about the borrowed logo splashed across my chest.
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The woman splashed tap water into her eye, and a "wriggly" .
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The couple splashed onto Instagram in a sexy pool-lounging photo.
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"When mistakes happen, it's splashed all over the news," she says.
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Children splashed because splashing is fun, even if it's muddy floodwater.
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Other women unbuckled her shoes and splashed her face with water.
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The joyful color splashed across the gallery walls is pure sunshine.
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Some of those missiles have splashed into waters close to Japan.
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Babies — adorable in their ungainliness — playfully splashed around their elders' feet.
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One woman splashed beer in his face to rebuff his advances.
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The spacecraft eventually splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean using parachutes.
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Each hotel has the OYO logo boldly splashed on the outside.
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Earlier this week, she splashed around topless in a pool in Greece.
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"Friends, I have splashed ink on his photo," she was heard saying.
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The nightly news did not show the gore now splashed across Twitter.
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The band is splashed with Under Armour's signature black and red colors.
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Some 35 minutes later, the capsule splashed down in the Atlantic ocean.
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Backed by heavy-metal guitar, they splashed in water, surrounded by flames.
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The setting, dominated by a big bar, is splashed with vibrant pink.
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In Poland Law and Justice has splashed out on a welfare bonanza.
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Or is it the world that has splashed down on the paper?
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The mission's command module splashed down in the South Pacific on Feb.
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Over the next couple of minutes, water splashed inside the passenger compartment.
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Everything around me [in downtown Cancun] was lively and splashed with color.
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His job was to help recover the crew when they splashed down.
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Keegan breathed deeply as a fat, warm raindrop splashed on his shoulder.
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It's also the sense splashed across hundreds of newspapers and web sites.
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A pilsner splashed with V8 and a couple of shakes of Cholula?
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Salt on her lips the first time she splashed into the sea.
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"Jikke, will you marry me for real?" was splashed across the screen.
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One of Mr. Qureshi's most famous paintings depicts trees splashed with blood.
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The chaos that followed was splashed across television screens around the world.
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You're going to spill, sit on something weird, get splashed, and sweat.
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Over the years, that first wall, now splashed with murals, has metastasized.
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Sauces are splashed down by the spoonful, quickly, before the crust burns.
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Bloomberg has splashed half a billion dollars on the race so far.
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News of his ménage à quatre was splashed across a British tabloid.
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Less than an hour later, the four of us splashed gracelessly in.
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Their marital troubles were splashed across the pages of India's biggest newspapers.
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Shantytowns are splashed high up on the hills that cup the city.
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Crew Dragon splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean at 10:39 a.m.
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There's a reason you aren't seeing these stories splashed across the news.
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There's even a velvet rope displayed before some stairs splashed with soil.
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Three years later Facebook splashed out $18bn on WhatsApp, a rival messaging firm.
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Then I went into the bathroom and splashed warm water on my face.
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It splashed down ditches and gullies and into a stream called Tar Creek.
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After the first mission, it missed the droneship and splashed into the ocean.
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In 203, the first year that the vanilla price jumped, everyone splashed out.
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The flame engulfed her face and hot wax splashed all over her face.
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Malaysian media reports said two female agents splashed Kim's face with a chemical.
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They reunited with Collins, then, three days later, splashed down in the Pacific.
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Fewer than half those accused (their names splashed in the papers) were convicted.
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Our tester's Quicksand color works well, looking particularly good when splashed with mud.
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The three men safely splashed down in the Pacific Ocean on July 24.
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Here are the first things 14 different lottery winners splashed their cash on.
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MeUndies offers solid colors, but we love the adventurous, cartoon-splashed prints more.
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Earlier this year, West splashed out on a $14 million ranch in Wyoming.
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Her name was splashed across vacant shop windows from Madison Avenue to SoHo.
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I splashed water on my face in an attempt to ease the burning.
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" Bruno splashed Macallan into two tumblers and said, "Backgammon isn't a bluffing game.
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Pelosi even triumphantly splashed the photo across her Twitter profile, where it remains.
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U.S. Pacific Command projected that the missile splashed down at 6:29 a.m.
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Rabbi Rosenberg had threats made against him and bleach splashed in his face.
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High rollers at the Grosvenor chain had also splashed out less than expected.
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Even though the canvas is splashed in gaudy colors, that's really the core issue.
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The projectiles flew approximately 265 miles and splashed down in the Sea of Japan.
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And yet, the dominos fell, and the bloody repercussions splashed directly onto Mike's lap.
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Rather than being soaked in color, this album feels like it's splashed with moonlight.
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Blood splashed on marble pillars, spattered across paintings and woven stalks of green palms.
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The Norwegian company splashed big money into Myanmar when it first launched in 2014.
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Based upon these gut feelings, newspapers splashed headlines of an impending Trump flip-flop.
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This time, the flame soared, splashed out of the canister and burned eleven kids.
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Odd artifacts splashed across the darkness while Arya moved through the libraries of Winterfell.
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We splashed the headlines and glorified it as though it mattered… but it didn't.
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Parliament had voted, and it was splashed over the covers of all the papers.
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Still videos pitching Monsters' tickets are splashed on the big screen during Cavaliers' games.
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The capsule safely splashed down in the Atlantic and was recovered several days later.
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It was the pocket listings, the ones that weren't splashed everywhere, that were selling.
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The words are splashed across the wall in oversize uppercase lettering — or are they?
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Japan time (2157 GMT), flew over Hokkaido and splashed down at 7:16 a.m.
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There it was in black and blue, splashed across her page: she was gone.
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Accidents involving chemicals splashed in the eyes were long regarded as a workplace risk.
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It is splashed with a 12-foot-high silhouette of a giant red stiletto.
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On a recent night, one of the heaviest, hundreds of Rohingya refugees splashed out.
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In days, Ms. Hicks's image was splashed across tabloids, cable news and gossip websites.
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Even as they splashed down in the final water pit, Kazantsev was slightly ahead.
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The New York restaurant, in the former L'Apicio space, is splashed with bright colors.
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And 12 months later, we had red wine and duck sauce splashed on them.
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Contributing Opinion Writer The chutes popped open and they splashed down in the Pacific.
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The Mason employed defensive countermeasures against the first missile, which splashed into the sea.
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Instead, I splashed my way back out into the sticky night, soggy but satisfied.
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And it was expressed in clothes splashed with a riot of bright paint strokes.
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Are pieces like that more or less salable after being splashed across the media?
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Shepard's flight culminated when his Freedom 7 spacecraft splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Newspapers covering Mr. Lombardo's 1983 sentencing hearing splashed the incriminating transcripts across their pages.
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Nearly a week later, the spacecraft splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean near Florida.
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" Adam Sundman displays photos of three adults splashed with warlike paint in "Dead Youth.
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According to local media reports, the two female agents splashed Kim's face with a chemical.
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The firm operates dozens of fulfilment centres in America and has splashed out on automation.
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The image was splashed on the front page of its Rodong Sinmun newspaper on Wednesday.
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This time, however, Woods' ex-wife Elin Nordegren's name isn't also splashed across the news.
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Last year, Qualcomm bought CSR for $2.4 billion, while Intel splashed $16.7 billion on Altera.
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In one major outbreak, the sinks had to be replaced with models that splashed less.
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Even when her likeness is splashed across the The Post, skewered by an actual fork.
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It's not jarring to see the female anatomy splashed across a billboard — it's just tired.
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During Pusha's performance, some irate audience members rushed the stage and splashed him with liquid.
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"Geopolitics splashed cold water on the markets," said J.J. Kinahan, chief strategist at TD Ameritrade.
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His paws splashed with blood, the dog led some local residents to a shocking discovery.
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He knelt on the sun-splashed rocks as I stood looking at the water below.
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The chain's logo and imagery will be splashed across items such as bodysuits, cropped hoodies.
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There were no human or animal body fluids splashed on the floors, walls, or ceiling.
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The world has been splashed in purple lights since news broke of Prince's untimely death.
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For a finishing touch, I splashed a bit of the remaining blood on each plate.
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Analysts say the cruise missile it's deployed on could then be splashed down at sea.
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He splashed his chips at the dealer and leered at the women, ruining the vibe.
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There's even an unabashed #DraftBernie campaign and website with you splashed on the home page.
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Splashed across the top of her website are more hints of her campaign's coming focus.
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They splashed arak on the victims, a further insult to Muslims who abstained from alcohol.
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Two sets of parachutes slowed its descent before it splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean.
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"Harry up and go," splashed the Metro paper next to a photo of the Queen.
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And waking up to the IMPEACHED headlines splashed across the country's newspapers was obviously historic.
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As I continued on, a thin rain splashed down and gusts snapped at my jacket.
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But its beating heart is located roughly 1,000 miles away, in sun-splashed South Florida.
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They didn't want a large bus pulling up with "Hangover Heaven" splashed across the side.
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Ambani even splashed Modi's face on advertisements for the Reliance Jio telecoms launch in 2016.
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The phrase "OURMINE" was just suddenly there, splashed across a blackground in red and white letters.
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I splashed on the last bout of water, towel-dried, and looked up at the mirror.
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According to Allan, the feces covered her car and splashed the car idling next to them.
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She may not be splashed all over CNN or Fox News, but she's doing the work.
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Or the story "Rich Old Men To Prowel Dating Fest" splashed across the New York Post?
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And gasoline and its fumes harm plants and the quality of the soil where it's splashed.
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The capsule splashed down in the early hours of July 24, a date that remains untouched.
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Losers: Moore surely can't be enjoying seeing details from his divorce proceedings splashed across the press.
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Still splashed with JFK's blood, it is preserved in the National Archives and Records Administration building.
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Over the summer, she splashed around at her first pool party and ate things like chocolate.
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Inside, files were strewn across the floor and the light green walls were splashed with blood.
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These are people who never existed without the phrase "War on Terror" splashed on their screens.
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Sure. But they needn't be as self-aware as the most recent rainbow-splashed incarnations suggest.
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They splashed around in the water, with Foxx venturing knee-deep into the waves fully dressed.
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But it's unlikely you will find the story splashed on front pages and leading news bulletins.
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In the restroom, Nate splashed water on his face and neck to get his wits back.
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An earlier court hearing heard how she splashed out 150,000 pounds on jewelry in a day.
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After news of her arrest broke late December 26.9, Meng's face was splashed across the internet.
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To save time, Cherry splashed water on her face and wrapped her hair in a towel.
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So as the music industry celebrated its highest ever profit margin, it splashed out and spent.
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HNA and related units have splashed out tens of billions of dollars on acquisitions since 2012.
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Occasionally children splashed in the crocodile-infested water and small villages were visible through the foliage.
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The masqueraders spread oil on passers-by while others splashed colored paint on themselves and others.
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As I splashed and paddled, my grandmother would float, glamorous in her jeweled cat's-eye sunglasses.
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Hurtado splashed with liquid dumped from balcony by protestor of bill restricting exemption for vaccinating children.
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The playing field was mainly social media, where the Russians splashed catchy memes and hash tags.
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And out splashed a woman in an austere black velvet cassock, hemline dragging in the flood.
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The goo that was splashed on Nick and Sabrina on episode 3 was made of molasses
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That is to say, it's perfectly enjoyable as a whimsy-splashed showcase for fresh-faced talent.
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No one, even if unidentified, deserves to have the equivalent of her diary splashed across Twitter.
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In 22011, the garden was closed after angry anti-Japanese nationalists splashed it with red paint.
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But the conversation on the sun-splashed deck off Mr. McCain's bedroom was not all nostalgia.
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One that leaves no evidence splashed around the internet, in the event of an angry breakup.
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The mice splashed down in a SpaceX Dragon capsule on Tuesday morning in the Pacific Ocean.
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A French newspaper splashed him on its cover with the Iron Lady's hairdo and pearl earrings.
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The man went down the hall, relieved himself, washed his hands, splashed water on his face.
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What's big and shiny and gold and features Donald J. Trump's name splashed across the front?
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Justin Bieber's ex splashed around and shared a coconut drink on Miami Beach with her friend.
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Drones ended up in the netting, in the ceiling rafters, and splashed on the cement below.
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Nine months later, after the video leaked, those shots of the boss' face splashed across Mexican media.
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Alex splashed a heavy pour of coffee straight at my legs and it magically bounced right off.
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In related news, the swimwear managed to stay on even while she splashed around with a pal.
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A Columbus statue in Providence was found splashed in paint from head to toe on Monday morning.
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Here it is: The internet giant splashed $22 million on a feature phone operating system called KaiOS.
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Tom Holland splashed out on his brothers' 21st-birthday presents, buying them a piano and a Rolex.
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I love your new app: it's nice to have some trivia fun splashed into my daily routine.
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Old paint pots, their lids splashed with the blue of her bedroom, the yellow of the bathroom.
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According to our boyfriend, he could have splashed any three blondes on-screen and found instant success.
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She's beached in Ibiza, splashed around on the island of Sainte-Marguerite, and sipped wine in Monaco.
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Like Damore, Amerige's name was also splashed across the press once the memo he wrote leaked publicly.
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Once outside, Fola is splashed by a passing car and magically transforms back into her younger self.
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Before long, photos of the President jovially interacting with the Russians were splashed all over the internet.
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Images of exhausted migrants fording a fast-moving stream in the cold were splashed across Italian newspapers.
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Here are the specs: The Desire 530, 630, and 825 all have the same micro-splashed design.
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The crime was splashed across papers everywhere, and the intimate details of the aftermath were tabloid catnip.
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Inside the Capitol, the political elite have become immune to the regular killings splashed across their screens.
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Their carry baskets hide yesterday's snack crumbs, crumpled art projects, splashed coffee and grit from the sandbox.
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Somehow the swimmers splashed through their daily warm-ups without colliding, or even coming close to colliding.
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Out by the pool, four well-toned young people splashed around in swimwear made by their host.
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" She continues: "It's still common to see words like 'junkie', 'addict' and 'zombie' splashed on a headline.
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How and why do the mechanics of splashing change as the materials being splashed upon become softer?
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I splashed my face with water, gargled, rubbed the plaque off my teeth with a paper towel.
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Sometimes Gusti's pictures feel almost manic, splashed all over the pages, which are treated like open canvases.
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Japan Village's koi logo is splashed, graffiti-like over the outside of the building facing Third Avenue.
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The liquid -- which eyewitnesses say came from a menstrual cup -- splashed a few state senators, including Sen.
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After it splashed down yesterday, SpaceX recovered the capsule from the ocean and returned it to shore.
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Officers describe walking the cellblocks fearful that they could be spat on, splashed with urine or stabbed.
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Tonight the distance between me, my mother, and Nigeria is like a jaw splashed against a wall.
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Kendall and Kylie Jenner were booed at an NFL game after their faces splashed across the jumbotron.
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Later that year, five young men climbed into the cemetery and splashed red paint on the wall.
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Some are splashed with fanciful ostrich poufs, while others sport African peacock feathers or handmade silk flowers.
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Rometty, meanwhile, splashed out too much in her $34 billion acquisition of Red Hat unveiled in 2018.
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The bottle struck him in the chest and some of the liquid splashed on his face. Prof.
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One robber also splashed the teller counter with a liquid that smelled like bleach, the opinion said.
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"Defensive chaos at the world champions," splashed the country's best-selling newspaper Bild across its sports section.
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He wore goggles and a small flotation belt as he splashed around and listened to his instructor.
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Sixty-two seconds later, Feliz splashed in another 22-pointer to put the Illini ahead 221-276.
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That year, a mosque in Montreal was splashed with what is believed to have been pig's blood.
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In a fit of moral outrage, the man splashed the photographs with yellow liquid from a bottle.
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The infamous Comey memos that detail his interactions with the president are splashed all over the news today.
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The 19-year-old smiled and laughed as she splashed around with friends and lounged on a float.
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Local reports also said that firefighters attending the scene had to neutralize acid splashed on nearby parked cars.
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The social networking platform splashed onto the tech scene promoting itself as an ad-free rival to Facebook.
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Nonetheless, they have been splashed across the Kenyan press, and won Mr Mutua a following among social conservatives.
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Getting splashed by the ocean at the beach shouldn't be a problem either, but don't take it snorkeling.
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He splashed out more than £22006m on the players who won consecutive league titles in 21999 and 22000.
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That ship-starting scene was splashed on our screens eight episodes ago, which is an eternity in Riverdale.
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I saw rows of mothers reading the book in chaise lounges while their kids splashed in swimming pools.
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As the sick fled, along with health workers, the men splashed petrol around before tossing in lit matches.
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They are splashed across players' Twitter bios and brought up daily in team activities, speeches, and pep talks.
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Another Chinese visitor, a retired professor of art, has splashed out over £2403 on T-shirts from Boss.
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So now, a better solution seems to be encouraging all that urine to be splashed in special receptacles.
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Yes, It Does Look FamiliarYou may have seen this purple lip tool splashed across celebrity social media pages.
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Raylin even got a cute photo opp with the friendly seal before he splashed back into the sea.
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Two unconnected events that splashed controversy over the tech industry this week share the same underlying theme: Empathy.
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In temperatures exceeding 800 Celsius (1,472 Fahrenheit), gobbets of fluid metal splashed and contaminated the church's stonework throughout.
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Trump's trip is one of the top news stories in Berlin, her face splashed across multiple front pages.
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The British singer was often splashed across U.K. tabloids in the years since Foundations came out in 2007.
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Since their BBMAs appearance, BTS' names have been splashed over major media outlets with primers about the group.
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His arrest provoked a second wave of publicity, with images of the Mona Lisa splashed around the world.
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Inside the park, sunbathers gathered on the bank of the Harlem Meer and mallards splashed in the water.
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Throughout the day, headline after headline related to Mueller's investigation splashed across the web and cable news chyrons.
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Here are the first things 14 lottery winners splashed their cash when they found out they were rich.
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In photos of the televised ceremony, he splashed water on her face as she lay at his feet.
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Madrid has already splashed the cash on five new summer signings for a combined total of $338 million.
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She splashed and giggled, acting out the joy I feel every time I leap into warm, salty sea.
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Five hours after liftoff, Glenn, in a six-by-seven-foot capsule, splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean.
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When they then ran the faucet, researchers found that the water splashed bacteria up to 30 inches away.
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As the sun blazed, men and boys splashed the crowds gleefully with the last ounces from their bottles.
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Market Report The laid-back staple makes a statement when bejeweled, tasseled or splashed in Pop Art color.
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He splashed his art on cereal boxes, bedsheets, a chunk of the Berlin Wall and Dale Earnhardt's racecar.
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This name was splashed in big white letters on the black leather jacket he wore to the museum.
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Children splashed happily among the waves, and a group of senior citizens exercised (gently) to a mambo beat.
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It featured his photograph in black and white, with two bright yellow letters, "kk," splashed across his torso.
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We splashed water with our fists and yelled, but if we were afraid, it was only of fish.
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The ball curled past the diving Costa Rican keeper's outstretched hands and splashed into the upper 90.—U.
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The attack came a few days after the popular blogger Ilya Varlamov was splashed with zelyonka in Stavropol.
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When Mr. Varlamov was splashed with zelyonka, there were policemen standing right next to him; they did nothing.
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He said the dirty water splashed on the staircase and into the tiny staff room, where employees eat.
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The Drudge Report splashed "GREAT AGAIN: +235,000" on its landing page within seconds of the Labor Department release.
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"No, not that guy," the narrator says, with a big "Not that guy" splashed across Mr. Buttigieg's face.
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The UK press splashed the story across their front pages Thursday, with the shock announcement garnering blanket coverage.
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Dead animals were scattered about: eyes lifeless, tongues hanging from their mouths, crimson streaks splashed on their fur.
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Now, without the team there to distract them, the Mashco began throwing rocks, which splashed into the river.
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She splashed him with water and turned him into a stag; he was devoured by his own hounds.
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On May 31st, eight days before Britain's general election, the Times splashed on YouGov's forecast of a hung parliament.
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Since the duo met in London through friends in July 2016, Markle's name has been splashed all over tabloids.
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Once outside, the two are splashed by a puddle from a passing car, and Fola's old age appearance disappears.
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But Adeyemi's novel also splashed out of the book circuit, with spotlights on Good Morning America, Shondaland, and more.
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The reason: so that the film would be splashed across the maximum number of silver screens across the world.
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Trilobites Gigantic dinosaurs frolicked and splashed some 170 million years ago in the lagoons of what is now Scotland.
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Head coach Gary Kubiak of the Denver Broncos is splashed with Gatorade in the final moments of the game.
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Chances are, you've seen the words "dark web" splashed in a headline or heard them mentioned by a friend.
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Another night, he splashed it with a bucket of cold water, Ernest responding with a howl of frustrated rage.
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He's also a high profile endorser of Jaguar cars; United's jersey features the Chevrolet logo splashed across the chest.
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Last week, we saw the bun drop splashed across our feeds, featuring billowing lengths of very well-shampooed hair.
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He discovered this when he accidentally splashed some in his eye, and in true scientist form, he took notes.
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Young and Hannah were spotted looking affectionate as they sunbathed and splashed around in the water together on Friday.
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The painting appeared splashed on front pages and became the instant subject of parodies and, of course, more prose.
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The Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Washington Post and Los Angeles Times splashed their websites with Trump's claim.
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When his 3-pointer splashed with a half-second left in the third quarter, the Cavs led 87-80.
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The performance ended with Lamar standing silhouetted before a map of Africa with the word "Compton" splashed across it.
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Ranma turns into a girl when he is splashed with cold water, and his dad turns into a panda.
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Since HBO wasn't bringing a Watchmen panel to the con, the network must have splashed out on something memorable.
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Don't worry: You don't need to go the unnervingly-patriotic-eagle-splashed-across-your-entire-torso route like Biebs.
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In other pieces, the phrase "Cares Fight" is turned into a Coors Light-like script and splashed across fabric.
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James earlier hit a tough fadeaway jumper that splashed with 1:28 to go for a six-point lead.
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Trainer: Dale Romans Jockey: Corey Lanerie Odds: 25-23 J.D.: He splashed up for second in the sloppy Preakness.
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Almost always without fail, in the middle of the day, stories about impeachment are splashed across all three chyrons.
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Univision is also looking to build its online portfolio, but it has already splashed out on other companies recently.
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Like Ms. Clark, whose private travails were once splashed across the tabloids, Ms. Paulson never sought out the attention.
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The image has been splashed with white and brown paint; the word "slut" was also scrawled across the artwork.
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The first ride is scheduled for April 1, nearly 74 years after the boat first splashed into the lake.
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Its sailing roster of 29 includes students from more sun-splashed locations: Spain, St. Thomas, California, Florida, South Carolina.
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But it was Clinton's 2016 campaign alumni, whose stolen emails were splashed across WikiLeaks, who seemed to truly rejoice.
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What can be said about WeWork that hasn't already been splashed out in excruciating detail across newspapers' front pages?
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Ms. O'Conner was caught and put off the train at Parkersburg, W.Va. But the story splashed across the country.
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The rest of the ground floor is splashed with pink and blue and, you guessed it, more candy dispensers.
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The tour, on a sun-splashed day, was a revelation for the sisters, their first time in the city.
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And that sun-splashed bench is the place to savor your afternoon latte and the day's high of 55.
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Motivational messages of hope, kindness and unity are now artfully splashed across the fifth grade stalls and water fountains.
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The official says the missile flew for about 253,212 miles before it splashed down into the Sea of Japan.
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When images of disasters are splashed across our television screens, people are moved and seek ways they can help.
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Still, you don't need to have PTSD to be having trouble when assault is splashed all over the news.
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The village, which is home to 20173 houses, is splashed in a series of bright colours and decorated with murals.
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News of Najib's arrest on Tuesday was splashed across the front pages of newspapers, something unimaginable just eight weeks ago.
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Picasso's legacy trickles down when seen splashed across publicly-accessible walls in the updated style of contemporary painters like Belin.
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It started with the geisha, and now it's here, bottled up and ready to be splashed on your face, too.
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Five other 2016-leading marks were set on the sun-splashed afternoon at the site of July's U.S. Olympic trials.
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By Chloe has even played up its appeal for bathroom selfies with fun wallpaper and sayings splashed across its mirrors.
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Anything from North Korean "missile launches" to pictures of Osama bin Laden's "corpse" splashed on the pages of British tabloids.
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Other than that, your content will look dazzling splashed across a 4K UHD display and powered by an 8th-gen.
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If approved, the slogan will be splashed on hats, shirts, hoodies, and anything else one can print on and sell.
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" Not to be outdone, the Post splashed its presidential coverage across two pages under the headline "The Out of Towners.
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But being so indiscrete about it and letting it get splashed all over the place and having it humiliate her?
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Between their Olympic advertising push and having the swoosh splashed across hundreds of athletes, it's tremendous exposure for the brand.
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Nothing feels better than knowing who's going to be "in" long before they're splashed across glossy magazines and internet headlines.
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The Daily Telegraph, a Tory-leaning newspaper, splashed his conference speech on its cover with the headline, "The roaring lion".
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She began wearing a custom-made American Greed t-shirt, with her moniker "Bank Robbing Babe" splashed across the front.
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But being so indiscreet about it and letting it get splashed all over the place and having it humiliate her?
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The car stops, a woman hops out of the back splashed in blood, freezes in horror, and screams until inaudible.
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Google had its name splashed on booths, billboards and monorails, while Amazon had its own slew of banners and announcements.
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Gwyneth Paltrow is ready to consciously couple again -- aka get married -- and she's splashed the news all over her magazine.
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It also had a guy who was forced to be different gender every time he was splashed with cold water.
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In other clips, Williams – Sport's Illustrated's Sportsperson of the Year – splashed around with friends in a pool and hot tub.
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As the ashes were scattered into the blue waves, people cheered and splashed, some waving flags that bore Iz's name.
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Shelves, racks and refrigerated cases are splashed with bright primary colors and surrounded by exposed insulation and polished concrete floors.
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After the race, King hung on the lane line that separated her from Efimova and splashed twice in Efimova's lane.
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Fifty years ago on Wednesday, the first humans to walk on the moon splashed down safely in the Pacific Ocean.
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Top-selling Bild has splashed headlines lambasting "Gazprom Gerhard" for his involvement with Russian companies in the past few days.
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The roar of the 13,21 people enjoying a sun-splashed afternoon at this historic racetrack turned into murmurs of awe.
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Some celeb weddings, like Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's, are splashed all over newsstands and social media feeds almost instantly.
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The inmates of Litchfield tasted a little bit of freedom and splashed around in a lake outside the prison's borders.
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The intimate space displays color-splashed swimsuits and metallic-hued bikinis alongside breezy skirts, patterned pillows and minimalist silver jewelry.
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On the city's waterfront, a car was filmed traveling through knee-deep water as waves splashed over a harbor wall.
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" Splashed across the front of the Sunday Palm Beach Post was the headline, "Four Mar-a-Lago visitors test positive.
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The Gerber Group's latest is a vibrant taqueria and bar, splashed with neon and offering a drink-friendly Mexican menu.
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And plenty of volunteers who splashed into the floods saw a tangle of miscommunication, wrenching delays and plain old incompetence.
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The following week, the magazine splashed a thinly sourced article about a left-wing politician's love life across two pages.
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It splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean about 2503 minutes after launch and about 20 miles from where it started.
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On March 20, while campaigning in the Siberian city of Barnaul, another opposition leader, Aleksei Navalny, was splashed with zelyonka.
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He splashed out to acquire Pogba, yet has struggled to find a way to make the best use of him.
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The Crew Dragon then went through the entire escape routine and successfully splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean as planned.
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His house had been splashed with fake blood twice, and there was a protest outside his wife's interior-design business.
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There have been several missile tests fired this year by the North Koreans that have splashed into waters off Japan.
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On a 14-foot-long section of the cave wall, a hunting scene is splashed in dark red ochre pigment.
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May's shod hooves clattered over the arched stone bridge that spanned the river and splashed along the muddy narrow street.
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But the middle booster missed a seaborne platform it was designed to land on, and instead splashed into the ocean.
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Words like "natural!" and "eco-friendly!" are splashed across the screen behind Lucy Mirando as she announces the superpig competition.
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Other detainees attempted to stab the guard force with broomstick and mop handles and "splashed" them with feces and urine.
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Coca-Cola is also using New Coke's original packaging from 1985, with the infamous "New!" banner splashed diagonally across the can.
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I never heard anything like that before the bill was splashed across the front cover of local and national publications alike.
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According to Greek Reporter, many locals had condemned the red figure as satanic, and vandals had splashed it with white paint.
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Johnson & Johnson, L'Oreal and other giants have splashed out on cutting-edge cosmetics in Japan and Korea, seeking clout and innovation.
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Despite the face of sheer horror I made as Alex splashed the coffee across my legs, the results were super impressive.
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When Azerbaijan splashed out $76m in 2012, it poached the money from a fund meant to fix the country's crumbling waterworks.
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After their romantic stroll, the pair splashed around in the water, with Foxx venturing knee-deep into the waves fully dressed.
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The suspect, 40-year-old Juan Roman, allegedly splashed gasoline on the floor of the gas station around 7 a.m. Saturday.
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You may have read the name Anastasia Vashukevich splashed across news headlines in recent weeks, and asked yourself: Who is she?
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She also played with the family's goats and horses and splashed in the swimming pool with Taryn's 8-year-old son.
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Rodong splashed on the red-carpet welcome Mr Kim received, interspersed with stories about how much he was missed at home.
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The actor and wife Grace Hightower took advantage of the warm weather and splashed around in the ocean in Santa Monica.
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In February, with the Republican nomination fight just getting underway, Obama splashed cold water on the prospect of a Trump presidency.
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Along with new romantic interest Tom Hiddleston, 26-year-old Swift splashed in the waves with some of Hollywood's hottest stars.
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When Beijing hosted the Olympic games in 2008, foreign visitors splashed out a little more in China than Chinese did abroad.
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At around 10:45 ET, SpaceX confirmed that the capsule had successfully splashed down off the west coast of Baja, California.
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PT today, is to simply head on over to the company's website where the event is splashed across the front page.
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But Hermsmeyer was allegedly already gone, bare-chested and free, his broad stripes and bright stars splashed across the driver's seat.
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It sucks when your relationship is over, but you're still seeing your ex on social media and splashed all over tabloids.
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Climate controversy When the President arrived at the Vatican on a sun-splashed morning on Wednesday, Pope Francis didn't lecture Trump.
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And then there's Jeff Francoeur, anointed (as Griffey was) with "The Natural" splashed across his photo on a Sports Illustrated cover.
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Its distinctive logo is splashed across the shirts of Premier League football teams and adorns the courts at global tennis tournaments.
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Miranda Lambert first splashed onto the country music scene in 2003 when she appeared on "Nashville Star," a reality competition show.
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Mr. Gonzalez splashed the gasoline at the bottom of a rickety staircase, the club's only means of exit, and ignited it.
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The Mail reported that Markle had "splashed out £5,000," or $6,400, on a copper bathtub, which Markle says does not exist.
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When you step inside the house, your foot splashed in inch-deep water, sending ripples throughout the home across linoleum floors.
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"Are these American stars too arrogant?" bellowed the UK's Daily Mail, with Morgan's and Rapinoe's scowling photographs splashed across the fold.
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Lopez flipped it back to Calderon, who heaved a deep 3-pointer that splashed in with 0.2 of a second left.
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Bradford splashed straight up the lane, past the 14 rescue horses in his front yard, and parked next to his house.
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It adds shading to parts that are often left blank when stories like this get splashed across newspapers in real life.
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But stepping into that vacuum is a vibrant new art scene that has splashed colorful murals across the town's main streets.
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You can see by Trout's reaction ... there was no editing there, 'cause the guy went absolutely NUTS after it splashed home!!!
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On newsstands, the headline "Suspect flees after Mountainview stabbing" was splashed across the front page of Pipe Dream, the student newspaper.
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Birds, such as the geese that happily splashed at the shoreline on Wednesday, have the creek as part of their habitat.
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Grilled pork chops splashed with mojo can be dry and dull, and the grilled chicken breasts are not much more interesting.
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That afternoon, Paris Region Entreprises splashed banner ads on dozens of websites ("Choose Paris Region" was a not very catchy slogan).
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Eventually, he and the Hollywood insider Lauren Sanchez, pictured with him above, began an affair that splashed over The National Enquirer.
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The cover, splashed with Trump's portrait, is dated March 1, 2009 — a date on which there was no real issue released.
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Growing anger among women hit a peak last month, after photographs of Ingrid Escamilla's mutilated body were splashed on tabloid covers.
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In March 2016, about two years after Mr. Dobkin was attacked, the human rights advocate Igor Kalyapin was splashed with zelyonka.
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If at some point he is overthrown as Mr. Yanukovych was, make no mistake: His face will be splashed with zelyonka.
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It also splashed out 51.95 million yuan on tellurium, although on that occasion Vital itself was named as the winning bidder.
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Kendall and Kylie Jenner were booed at an NFL game on Monday night after their famous faces splashed across the jumbotron.
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"I'm not the type of person who wants to see 'Will you marry me?' splashed across a Jumbotron," Ms. Marini said.
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Splashed across the top was an interview with Mexico's new ambassador to Washington describing his plans to respond to Mr. Trump.
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On a recent afternoon, they climbed a paint-splashed ladder onto what will be the first floor of their new home.
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That feat is now splashed across twin thin electronic message boards outside the Gate Building, the heart of Dubai's financial markets.
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The reaction starts almost immediately, so step back or point the container away from yourself to avoid getting splashed with foam.
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Photographs of her, retreating to the roof of City Hall to hold a private conversation, have been splashed all over newspapers.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Sophia Dawson's paint-spattered army green jumpsuit and color-splashed smock strike quite a figure.
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But on July 1st police in full riot gear waded into the sea as protesters in swimming trunks splashed them with water.
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At around 03:45 am ET, SpaceX confirmed that the capsule had successfully splashed down off the west coast of Baja, California. .
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Her hair has been bobbed and curled, and she's splashed out on the sparkly pink drop-waist dress she wanted to buy.
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The Globe splashed their front page on Monday with a big photo of some of the cast celebrating just after 'Spotlight' won.
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Between hotel advertisements, billboards splashed with scantily-clad models, and flashing neon marquees, it can be difficult to focus on the road.
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For example, their faces are the ones most often splashed on company websites and in annual reports, brochures, and at corporate events.
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His rampage, like Goetz's, is splashed across the covers of Gotham tabloids, which are as alarmist and crime-obsessed as New York's.
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Already Libération, a left-leaning newspaper, has splashed a photo montage blending his face with that of Thatcher on the front page.
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Ellerin moved from New Jersey to California in high school, then enrolled at college in sun-splashed L.A.; Murnick attended Columbia University.
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What once was splashed all over the news has become a faint flicker in the search history of our phones and computers.
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"Since it's a rubbery product, it kind of stretched out...and some blood splashed on my face, which was disgusting," she said.
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Indonesian media have splashed the scandal on front pages, though President Widodo has urged the public to presume innocence until proven guilty.
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Police worried that he might have splashed gasoline on himself, offered an alternative: a vape pen, which they delivered with the robot.
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The next morning, Duong turned on the TV and the trio gloated as they saw their mug shots splashed across the screen.
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You can expect roomy knit sweaters, floral-splashed LBDs, sparkly outerwear, and blouses that are made for office and party dressing alike.
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Update May 11th, 3:19PM ET: The article has been updated to confirm that the Dragon splashed down successfully in the ocean.
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If they knew what was staring up at them from the deep as they splashed around, they would rush back on board.
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It was then republished in the Vogue Body and Beauty Book in 1977, before resurfacing as a meme splashed around on Facebook.
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You plop the raw meat onto a plate and head outside, never once looking at the surfaces splashed in raw-beef water.
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The singer and his suit got splashed with toilet water, which is no doubt a precursor to little Luna's eventual potty-training.
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The actor, 20, used some of his impressive dance and gymnastics skills as he jumped and splashed around in a massive puddle.
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Thailand's shortages are the worst for two decades (though urbanites still splashed around during Songkran, its annual water festival in mid-April).
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Neither phone is waterproof, but both are coated with a water repellant; Lenovo claims they'll be fine if splashed or spilled on.
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For comparison, the world's largest health-care consumer, the , splashed $22018 billion in 2017 and spent $84.8 billion in the same year.
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We splashed in the turquoise water and considered a sign promising a resort on the site, which falls within a national park.
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"After three years of sensational photos splashed across every paper of Chinese island building, that somehow became the new normal," said Poling.
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The children splashed in a baby pool in the summertime, fished from the rocks when they got older, picnicked at all ages.
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Though, because of her court case and having her face splashed all over the news, Niecy is now a proper local celebrity.
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I went into the bathroom, splashed some water on my face and was like, Whoa, that was weird, but I'm OK now.
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In the northern England seaside resort of Blackpool, where temperatures hit more than 28 degrees celsius, children splashed around on the beach.
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He splashed blobs of a thermoplastic polyester, tinted in bright pinks and yellows, across sand blocks to form a suite of furniture.
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The Chrysler Building, for instance, developed by the eponymous car company, splashed its presence across the skyline while offering auto showrooms inside.
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Its present mix of crumbling Victorian stone facades and sharp-edged, galvanized-metal shacks are splashed with colorful paint and arresting graffiti.
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The Costco shopper who splashed out $600,000 on a diamond engagement ring just got a shoutout on the company's latest earnings call.
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For months, the British tabloids have splashed tales of a deep divide between the two — and their wives — across the front pages.
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News sites show photos of medical workers stationed at airports, with the word "attack" splashed across the images in bright red letters.
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Ten-year-old rum is splashed over a lovely layering of cake, apple confit and chantilly balls flavored with caramel and chocolate.
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Crew Dragon splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean to conclude the mission, with representatives for both SpaceX and NASA praising the test.
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"I would be cautious with information that is splashed on blogs and from doctors who seem too flashy and careless," Dayan added.
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The eggs were gently cooked, not dry or rubbery at all, and splashed with Green Goddess dressing and a fine hot sauce.
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The standoff dominated the news in Britain on Thursday, with "Marmitegate" trending on Twitter and "Marmite Wars" splashed on the front pages.
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The allies could do little more than track the missile Tuesday as it arched over Hokkaido and splashed into the northern Pacific.
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Angelyne is a singer, actress, personality and all-around Hollywood socialite who mysteriously splashed onto the L.A. scene back in the '80s.
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As we splashed on Sunday toward our bayou, which continues to ooze across the neighborhood, we passed a neighbor in a kayak.
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The rest of the time, it is not the most practical color for a room that regularly gets splashed with marinara sauce.
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Consumers splashed out on food, alcohol, clothes, household goods and communications while using less gas and electricity because of rising utility prices.
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After its five-day sojourn at the space station, the capsule splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Florida.
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Still, the morning was lovely, and she lifted her face to the yellow light and heat that splashed through the curtains' gap.
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They walked on the moon, gathered rocks, planted a flag, rocketed home to Earth and splashed down safely in the Pacific Ocean.
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In October, Dubai ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum splashed out $4.3 million on a young colt with an impressive bloodline.
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Yet, he's never been the kind of celebrity whose personal life and political opinions are splashed across the tabloids and social media.
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After getting confirmation, Gibbins threw the contents of his water glass at Kingand splashed some of the people he was sitting with.
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The tires had been slashed, the gas cap was missing and an unknown substance, possibly bleach, had been splashed inside the car.
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But in 93, she splashed onto the scene with her infectious Drake collab "Work," which would go on to hit No. 1.
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Champ hit the putt, and the ball splashed into a cup full of water, bringing him to two under for the tournament.
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"I had my address and my kids' names splashed all over the internet within 30 minutes of that article coming out," he said.
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When we emergency stopped, it splashed up my white knee-high socks and stained them pink, making me puke harder through burning nostrils.
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As Kippen notes, colour was splashed about on boots in the seventies and eighties, but mostly in the detail or across the soleplate.
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Within minutes, the bridal gown was splashed on the front cover of newspapers and magazines around the world and took over social media.
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Drivers put bags of ice in their suits and splashed cold water on their faces during pit stops, according to the Associated Press.
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Londoners, who twice elected Mr Johnson as mayor, will recognise his fondness for policy announcements that look good splashed across an election poster.
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As we weaved through the narrow pathways along the mountainside, Nate and I splashed through puddles, laughed uncontrollably, and simply enjoyed each other.
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I got pretty splashed in the face and it was a white-out, but I had enough feeling that I was in control.
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Elsewhere big-bosomed cartoon girls are splashed across posters; children (or grown-ups made to look like children) pose in magazines in bikinis.
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Adults and children alike splashed in a small stream feeding the roaring Panjshir river from still-melting snow that capped the surrounding mountains.
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Chinese companies splashed out at least $21bn on Brazilian deals last year, including the purchase of power plants, an electricity distributor and ports.
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A half-eaten croissant, raw fish, chunks of rubble covered in gold leaf and a suit splashed with crude oil complete the look.
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An ebullient Bezos, in a blue hard hat, popped the cork of a jeroboam of champagne and splashed it into everyone's paper cup.
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And while Rex grabs the guy's drink to move it to another table, someone bumps his elbow ... and Matt gets splashed with booze.
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The spacecraft undocked from the ISS earlier this morning and splashed down in the Pacific Ocean around 2:51PM ET, according to SpaceX.
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Indonesian newspapers splashed pictures across their front pages of a black sport utility vehicle that Novanto was said to have been traveling in.
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"We're going to get this passed through the Senate," Trump said during a sun-splashed moment in the Rose Garden on May 4.
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His murder mysterious, staged in TriBeCa and elsewhere, with its blood red paint splashed across white outlines, immediately unnerved everyone, including the NYPD.
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Though Kardashian's heartbreak was splashed on headlines and across the internet, it's a situation far too many mothers outside of Hollywood have experienced.
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The photographer was working for a big Australian newspaper, shooting photos that would end up splashed across the front page every other day.
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China has splashed billions into the entertainment industry to cobble influence abroad — giant firms like Dalian Wanda and Alibaba invested big in Hollywood.
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It seems completely normal, but being an actor meant that every detail of her life was being splashed across headlines around the world.
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While most of his contemporaries splashed themselves with color or chose to drape in brands and accessories, Wicca Phase's presence gives little away.
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Coffee-splashed artwork twists and turns across the page, ranging from weak to strong, light to dark roasts in blown-out marbleized tableaus.
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The flight controllers in that room waved American flags as the Apollo 11 astronauts splashed down safely on Earth on July 24, 1969.
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She splashed onto tabloids in 2015 when an anonymous source exposed an alleged sex scandal between she and Kylie Jenner's rapper boyfriend Tyga.
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Nearby, children splashed in a large pool and adults worked out in a state-of-the-art gym, facilities built for the residents.
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Nonetheless, the Cardinals poured onto the field, a full container of Gatorade was splashed in celebration and the home fans screamed in delight.
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It's not uncommon to see Ivanka, Eric, and Donald Jr. flash across your TV screen or splashed across the pages of international newspapers.
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Mayweather loves his music, so much so that he splashed $50,000 on this bejeweled iPod case back in 2010, according to Bleacher Report.
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The prominent Wall Street law firm Cravath, Swaine & Moore has splashed some cold water on those still hoping for higher year-end bonuses.
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Over the weekend, the couple was spotted enjoying a beach day in Mykonos, holding hands as they splashed around in the ocean together.
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The astronomy website was right: A bullish Milky Way is out in full effect, splashed across the sky like a dropped ice cream.
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None of it seemed to bother the 13,866 fans who witnessed a compelling game on a gorgeous, sun-splashed afternoon at Rogers Centre.
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When Mr. Liu's predecessor toured Taiwan in 2014, he was met with protests in multiple cities and his car was splashed with paint.
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A pork chop is pounded so that it all but covers its plate, lightly breaded and finished with radicchio splashed with lemon vinaigrette.
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In 2016 he splashed into public view again in a video headbanging in the winds of hurricane Matthew while holding an American flag.
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As far back as the 1980s, headlines about teens being robbed or killed for their Air Jordans were splashed across newspapers and magazines.
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KIEV, Ukraine — Three months ago, an attacker splashed a liter of sulfuric acid over Kateryna Handziuk's head, burning 30 percent of her body.
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The centerpiece of their marketing efforts was Punchy, a cheeky pugilist splashed across schoolbook covers, Sunday newspaper comics, drinking cups and branded wristwatches.
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Purchased at a fish market, it had been scanned, digitized and then transformed into an image splashed atop silk shirtdresses and slouchy pantsuits.
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It is of a planet once splashed by oceans and carved by swiftly flowing rivers, a world warmed long ago by an atmosphere.
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A Costco shopper who splashed out $600,000 on a diamond engagement ring got a shoutout in the company's latest earnings call on Thursday.
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I ran cold water over my wrists, splashed my face and the back of my neck, and then, dripping, gazed into the mirror.
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As soon as he splashed down in the churning surf, it was clear that putting the fishermen into the water would not work.
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And not on the holes of Amen Corner, where his wayward shots splashed in water, caromed off a patron and parted the gallery.
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But now the Hunters Point library — compact, sculptured and splashed with enormous, eccentric windows — is an instant landmark on the East River waterfront.
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True to its name, the restaurant is splashed with hula décor, neon, and frozen drinks galore dispensed from machines and sporting paper umbrellas.
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" An attorney representing Flake and his former wife said the case "splashed their names across the internet as the murderers of 21 dogs.
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In 2014, photographer Damon Pijlman took a horizontal photo of a bride and groom lying on a shore as water splashed around them.
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In Paris, Stella McCartney splashed female empowerment and antifur slogans such as "Thanks Girls" and "No Leather" over her lace and cotton loungewear.
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His murder mysterious, staged in TriBeCa and elsewhere, with its blood red paint splashed across white outlines, immediately unnerved everyone, including the NYPD.
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In March Alexei Navalny, Russia's foremost opposition politician, had his face splashed with the stuff (pictured) while campaigning in the Siberian city of Barnaul.
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The cherry blossom print will be splashed across three of Nike's classic silhouettes: the Nike Roshe Run, Nike Classic Cortez, and the Nike Toki.
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By the end of "Safe," Ana and Aaron were arm-in-arm, wearing shirts with the other person's political slogan splashed on their chests.
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We've also learned not to stand at the corner waiting for the light, because you don't want to get splashed by a passing car.
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As for what caused the fall, the eyewitness tells us a drink fell before he got onstage and it splashed all over the stage.
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On Friday morning, SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule successfully splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean after spending nearly a week at the International Space Station.
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There were also little pink shrimp in bright billows of garlic-splashed aioli and octopus smoked until the lavender flesh was smooth as velvet.
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Before Phelps and le Clos splashed it out in the pool, the pair sat in the ready room and had very different preparation approaches.
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There are polka-dotted employee badges, free breakfast and lunch buffets, and the company's bright logo colors splashed over prominent slabs of wall space.
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Ireland, flush with cash from its debt-fuelled "Celtic Tiger" economic boom, pumped out $1.32 trillion, and Hong Kong investors splashed out $1.7 trillion.
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But the biggest advantage is that it can get splashed, soaked, and even driven under a waterfall, without breaking down, or electrocuting the rider.
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If you've spent any time in Silicon Valley offices you'll see the ubiquitous bottles of Hint water splashed out along kitchen counters and desks.
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Though this baby is definitely a first of sorts, the headlines splashed around websites Tuesday really ought to have an asterisk next to them.
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The best part of that clip has to be the way she stops the report, turns around, and then immediately gets splashed yet again.
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Their name, likeness, and maybe even popular lyrics are splashed all over the packaging — and the products inside might even reflect their signature look.
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In July, the couple jetted off to Turks and Caicos, where they splashed and snorkeled in the ocean and held hands on the beach.
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Have you tried cracking open a good book by the pool on a relaxing day, just to get splashed, thus ruining its fragile pages?
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Huawei splashed out on international marketing campaigns last year, getting footballer Lionel Messi and Hollywood stars Scarlett Johannson and Henry Cavill as brand ambassadors.
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After winning, Sun sat on the ropes, splashed the water, punched the air and then went to seek out his parents in the crowd.
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They elected to pitch to Hosmer, who drove Salazar's first offering an estimated 103 feet to right-center field that splashed in the fountains.
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Inside the compound, officials forced Ms. Sanyang and dozens of others to drink the strange liquid, and splashed it in their faces, she said.
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Nicole Kidman spent a recent morning back home in Sydney, Australia, where she splashed in the surf at Balmoral Beach in a floral bikini.
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Two Czech Instagram influencers faced intense backlash after one of them had holy water splashed on their private parts at a temple in Bali.
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An open letter splashed across the front page of a Norwegian newspaper on September 8 plunged Facebook's position on censorship into the global spotlight.
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Having initiated the Galacticos era at the turn of the millennium, they splashed obscene amounts of money on the biggest names in the world.
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During the 1993 El Niño, a deep puddle splashed water up into the electrical system causing smoke to pour out from under the dash.
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If there were really any cases of young people who regretted it, the tabloids would have splashed them across every front page by now.
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The sink drains only as you fold it back into the wall, and it splashed all over my stuff when I used the faucet.
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Another foothold for Taiwanese cooking is izakaya-style, snacky food to serve with drinks in a setting splashed with neon and a cartoon mural.
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Sitting in the theater as blood splashed and walls fell, I couldn't tell what had attracted Ms. Cooper to the play beyond its violence.
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There are also shrimp that have been grilled with their heads and shells on, placed over johnnycakes and splashed with spiced piri-piri sauce.
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A New York State senator introduced legislation in the boy's name, and the roadside drink entrepreneur's photo was splashed across newspapers around the country.
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Though the missile flew high, the North did not send it far; it splashed down in waters just 600 miles from the launch site.
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Then there's the Dyer we see splashed across the Daily Mail week in and week out with Heaton, who plays Nancy's boyfriend Jonathan Byers.
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Lu Xianfeng, a little-known Chinese entrepreneur, visited not long after President Xi Jinping paid a visit and splashed out on Australia's largest dairy.
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Imported high-end beers saw a 60 percent jump last year as consumers splashed out on brews such as "Hop Zombie" and "Armageddon IPA".
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At first there are slow, subsurface currents — two minutes of a deep bass undertow — that gradually induce cello-like melodies splashed by white noise.
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The three astronauts, all holding the rank of Navy commander, splashed down in the Pacific Ocean only three miles from the aircraft carrier Hornet.
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"I wonder what would happen if someone splashed more colors onto that painting," Becky said when the man did not contribute a new question.
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Gnocchi alla romana, for example, is a golden, crisp-topped baked dish made with slices of cooked semolina splashed with cream, butter and cheese.
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It splashed out $30 million last year to build the network beyond Malawi's three major cities of Blantyre, Lilongwe and Mzuzu to outlying areas.
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Colorful clothing that you can get wet is worn this time of year since you will likely be splashed with water in the streets.
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These lines are mere suggestions to border the colors splashed haphazardly on the screen with noticeable strokes of paint of scribbles of colored pencil.
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Just weeks before the United States approved BeiGene's cancer drug, biotechnology giant Amgen splashed out $2.7 billion for a 20.5% stake in the company.
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The camera locks on a stone driveway as water is splashed across it, then a broom is pushed back and forth, washing the stones.
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Most of the guys had a glaze of old tomato sauce splashed over their stovetops, socks everywhere, and an obvious passion for bathroom mold.
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In America particularly, and in periodicals of the 19th century, you see [self-help] splashed all over the pages, and you see it today unevaded.
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But the center booster, which was supposed to land on a seafaring platform called a drone ship, missed its mark and splashed into the ocean.
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The rally was led by consumer and transport firms seen benefiting from the long break when locals splashed out more on trips and consumer goods.
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"For an aspiring filmmaker, it's like seeing Gatorade splashed on your favorite athlete who dream their whole lives to win the Super Bowl," he said.
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For a few seconds, he added, it felt like their white Jeep had been picked up in the flood, as water splashed over the hood.
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I attempt to discern individual flavors in the beverage, but I can only picture cotton candy that's been liquified, carbonated, and splashed with coconut concentrate.
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There he splashed around $1 billion in financing for Egypt's central bank and a $700 million loan to the state-owned National Bank of Egypt.
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She doesn't want it merely to compare herself to the buxom, nude women splashed across its pages, as her dad Ken (Patch Darragh) obliviously assumes.
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At a run-down local pool that will be transformed into a water polo venue, children splashed as they played during a visit by Reuters.
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In between, we floated on a lazy river or splashed in the wave pool and basically forgot that we weren't at a fancier beach resort.
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Jerry Brown, which was splashed across state-run newspapers the next morning, was significant for several reasons -- not the least of which was its timing.
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Abu Dhabi had splashed out $800 million to own a 90 percent stake in the Chrysler Building at the onset of the 20173 financial crisis.
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If you can't trek to Orlando, LaughingPlace, a Disney theme park blog, has the whole thing for your viewing pleasure — and you won't get splashed.
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Remember the time you were studying in the US and the announcement of my becoming MD and CEO of ICICI was splashed across all newspapers?
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Seemed like your average day in Miami ... they splashed in the Atlantic and then hit the Wynwood Walls where it looks like pants were optional.
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We dare you to go to a Holy Grail show and leave without a sore neck and a big fat grin splashed across your face.
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However, when Branch would take baths with her young son, her hair would often get wet and frizzy as he splashed around in the tub.
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But when the scheme was splashed over the newspapers last weekend, you risked making the biggest mistake possible ahead of Saturday's ceremony: embarrassing the bride.
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The substance of the Icahn/Johnson call remained a secret until January 24.5, 83, when a Wall Street Journal headline splashed across the paper's website.
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Except for the guardian of the four-year-old wang hong , who splashed around in the water, not a single adult was in the pool.
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What joy it was to gaze at my mother as she gazed at her children's cheeks and noses splashed with creamy froth like the calf's.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Asian-controlled leasing companies splashed out on passenger jets worth $25 billion at list prices to pick out bargains as planemakers Airbus (AIR.
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Bankers on Wall Street have favored very brief emails since their conversations were splashed across front pages because of lawsuits filed after the financial crisis.
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North Korea has test-fired several ballistic missiles that have flown over Japanese territory or splashed down in waters inside the country's exclusive economic zone.
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Those big openings leave plenty of room for error, and I've splashed my bathroom counter with precious cleansing water more times than I can count.
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A relic of the living room hearth gets unearthed and splashed with color in Japanese artist Shinya Kato's series of bold, color-fused cabinet cards.
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Legend says that the local people rushed out in their boats, beat their drums, and splashed water to keep the evil spirits from his body.
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The cover shows the band backgrounded by an inky LA sunset with their name splashed across the top of the image in purple and pink.
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Grail splashed onto the market last month with a $100 million Series A round that included some marquee investors, like Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos.
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There was a sizable gap between the bottom of the curtain and the edge of the shower, which meant a lot of water splashed out.
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Mr. Kadirov's face was splashed across television screens and news websites immediately after the F.B.I. announced Wednesday it was trying to learn more about him.
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It didn't take long before that infamous photo of Rice sitting on Hart's lap near the Monkey Business yacht was splashed across the National Enquirer.
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They often consist of blocks of text against a solid background, or captions splashed onto screenshots of news articles and messages sent to the account.
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Then on Sunday night, missiles launched from Houthi rebel-held territory splashed down near a U.S. Navy ship traveling far offshore in the Red Sea.
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From that point on, Walla killed embarrassing news articles and splashed flattering photographs of his wife across articles about her that held little news value.
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Activists pelted the statue with eggs, splashed it with paint and eventually knocked it over, only a few days after the start of the show.
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Mr. Rush, 67, is now suing the Australian tabloid that had splashed the allegations across two front-page articles last year, claiming he was defamed.
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There were many stats and facts splashed on screen; the new phones have faster processors and better cameras and more pixels than the old ones.
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And in June Ocado, a British online grocery, splashed out £17m ($21.3m) on vertical-farming businesses to grow fresh produce within its automated distribution depots.
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The designer Karl Lagerfeld had built a beach, complete with dunes, sea grasses and surf lapping at the shore, through which the models splashed barefoot.
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Working with an ace design team, Mayer heightens the show's classic pulp elements, its aura of low-rent noir splashed with flecks of blood-red.
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The original caption reads: A young woman was splashed with a bucket of cold water in Sancraieni, Romania, part of a regional Easter Monday tradition.
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In Yoshkar-Ola, assailants broke into the home of a Russian School of Investigative Journalism staff member, Galina Sidorova, and splashed zelyonka on her, too.
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The large-scale street art murals splashed on walls, doorways and garages around town are not random graffiti, but an urban beautification project called ArtMadeThis.
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You can see in the video, the can -- allegedly full of hard seltzer -- BARELY missed San Antonio Spurs players ... and splashed all over the hardwood.
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A lunette window near the ceiling splashed the canvas with light at an angle similar to that of the implicit light source in Caravaggio's composition.
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We have seen corporate logos splashed across his caps and clothes; at his peak, he was a prime American export, a global conglomerate to himself.
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The capsule docked at the International Space Station to deliver supplies, spent the week attached to the station and then splashed back down on Earth.
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Thursday's newspapers splashed the bribery allegations across their front pages, pushing the government's proposed 20-year constitutional cap on public spending far below the fold.
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Vandals splashed paint on a statue of Prime Minister Winston Churchill and on a sculpture commemorating the Royal Air Force's Bomber Command in Green Park.
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If someone was unlucky enough to get splashed by a rogue droplet from one of the lava fountains, Klemetti said it wouldn't be excessively dangerous.
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Broken wooden benches, shards of glass and musical instruments were scattered around a Christmas tree inside the prayer hall that was splashed with blood stains.
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The ministry urged Twitter users to change their profile pictures to a photo of Butina with the hashtag splashed across the bottom of the photo.
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Just as water types splashed into our balls by the East River, so too, we hoped, would ghost Pokémon materialize in the dark of night.
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She's tried medical-grade cortisone injections, bottled up Costa Rican spring water, and even stolen her sister Kourtney's breast milk and splashed it onto her legs.
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The sale's top lot, Zhang Daqian (Chang Dai-chen)'s work "Bridge to Mountain Temple Shrouded by Prismatic Clouds in Splashed Color" (1981), sold for $915,8753.
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On Tuesday, the Real Housewives of Atlanta star, 46, was all smiles as she splashed around in the waves with Daly, wearing a killer orange bikini.
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Then notoriously vocal Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff splashed a little cold water on the rumors himself Wednesday in an interview with CNBC: We look at everything.
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The next morning the image of the grieving woman and her partner, seemingly shot by vigilantes, was splashed across the front pages of the nation's newspapers.
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The pièce de (literal) résistance is her T-shirt dress with The Donald's stern visage — and the popular catchphrase "Not My President" — splashed across the front.
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The other promoted side, Middlesbrough, have splashed out, with the presence of the former Real Madrid defender Aitor Karanka in the dugout presumably proving a draw.
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At the Rye Roadhouse, the sausage is spicy Italian and the explosion is served on soft slider buns, each disc splashed with a lively barbecue sauce.
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That vision, splashed on television and billboards everywhere here, has driven Mr. Xi's vow that under his administration, Chinese society will become more equal and just.
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The Babitz of the 1970s was hedonistic and headlong, and we find her many appetites splashed across the pages of Vogue, Rolling Stone, Esquire and others.
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Last week, Duff shared some videos of Banks exploring the house, saying that "Second babies love germs" while she splashed around in their dog's water bowl.
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You can probably remember the scenes, splashed all over the news, of people scrambling over the top of each other to secure the heavily discounted sets.
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For every John Besh splashed across Page Six, we can assume hundreds, if not thousands, more with kitchens just like the ones his female employees described.
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When Elsevier's first shot across Elbakyan's bow splashed down, the publisher already had gotten serious about pressuring internet service providers and payment services to enforce privacy.
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In 2005, Harry's picture was splashed on front pages around the world showing the then-20-year-old wearing a Nazi uniform at a costume party.
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When he was younger he did a lot of stupid things that a lot of people do, but his stupid things were splashed across the tabloids.
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The incumbent Republican governor, Bruce Rauner (pictured), who splashed out some $50m on his campaign, saw off a strong challenge from a right-winger, Jeanne Ives.
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On a recent Tuesday night, a crowd of at least 100 women in their 20s and 30s gathered in a yellow-splashed loft space in Manhattan.
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This year they've really splashed out, by having it in the office canteen, but it starts at 4 PM so you kind of have to go.
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That photo has been unceremoniously splashed across the pages of the German press—and not in an attempt to burnish Kruse's reputation as a footballer stud.
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In 2014, Chinese tourists splashed $165 billion overseas, a 28 percent rise from a year ago, the World Tourism Organization found in a report released recently.
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Just think back 20 years; you'd never see the face of a Latina actress splashed across a billboard or on the pages of a makeup ad.
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If you go for a soak, prepare to be splashed: Last year, around 1.9 million people visited the city's swimming holes, according to the Parks Department.
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Russian mercenaries splashed their good fortune over social media and took selfies in front of US equipment, while Russian reporters gave walking tours of the base.
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As the brown water splashed back at me, I gagged and tried to remind myself why I'd embarked on this ludicrous experiment in the first place.
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The protesters splashed red paint on the forecourt of the building and condemned a planned Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership between Europe and the United States.
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Twenty-four hours later, the video was everywhere: trending on social networks, splashed across news sites and airing on TV. How did it spread so fast?
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She noticed the way her hair splashed around her collarbone, the swan-like length of her neck, that her eyes were round pools under straight brows.
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When I came home, I sat at the dining room table with my writing tablet, spelling "SHARK," over and over, while tears splashed onto the paper.
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Hence its other name, Death Road, which is liberally splashed on the glossy signs of dozens of tour agencies in the nearby city of La Paz.
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Summertime fun splashed all over social media can drive anyone to blow $140 on a big-ass pool flamingo that will probably pop a week later.
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That's when just about everyone got splashed: Both coaches handled it like pros—they hardly flinched—but damn, those players got lucky their season just ended.
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Rumor became incontrovertible humiliation when he left her for Ava Gardner, one of Hollywood's most celebrated beauties, an event splashed round the world in the headlines.
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But it becomes difficult to navigate Sun Splashed after the first room, namely because his works do not exactly follow a narrative, even when processed chronologically.
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"Boris Bulldozes Rebels," splashed The Sun, celebrating the unpopular ousting of some of the Conservatives' most popular, distinguished, and longest-serving MPs, including Winston Churchill's grandson.
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This month, both the catchphrase and the sugary drink it advertises are being splashed around some unusual new territory: the Brooklyn branch of Mission Chinese Food.
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The influential website splashed several InfoWars stories about the massacre across its traffic-driving home page last week, whooshing Mr. Jones's theories onto millions of screens.
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Unlike in the United States, the names of powerful men accused of sexual harassment or assault are generally not splashed across the front page in France.
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In return, we have been spied on and threatened, and have had lurid fabrications about our private lives splashed on the front page of national tabloids.
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As images of a remote Arctic wonderland emerging from the ice are splashed across international media, travelers are beginning to see Greenland in a new light.
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Today, the toughest part of it may be that they do it in public: everything tweeted out, Facebook-posted, splashed on a web page, instantly Instagrammed.
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A small study showed people who splashed their face after a nap did as well on a memory search task as people who did not nap.
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Newspapers around the country splashed headlines that underscored the potential political fallout for López Obrador, who until now has enjoyed approval ratings of around 70 percent.
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A billionaire car enthusiast splashed out £390,000 (over $500,000) on a vintage Porsche before seeing it — and now, he&aposs experiencing some serious buyer&aposs remorse.
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This month, the police say, a Peruvian-born American was splashed with acid by a stranger who yelled at him to "go back" to his country.
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"When you invite people to a party, they say maybe," Mr. Ghosn told Town & Country magazine, which splashed paparazzi photos of the event across its pages.
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NEW YORK — 2020 began in frigid fanfare for hundreds of people who splashed through the Atlantic Ocean during the annual Coney Island Polar Bear Club Plunge.
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Obiang allegedly bought up to 15 cars in France for 5.7 million euros (currently $6 million) and once splashed nearly 20 million euros at an art auction.
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The more stuff (either debris splashed up and falling down, or small moon bits falling) that goes through our atmosphere, the more heat goes into our atmosphere.
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And in this day and age where "fake news" is splashed around incessantly and unfairly, for the sake of journalism, my only hope is they're not wrong.
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She admitted in court that she told Hoppy "you'll never see your daughter again," called him "white trash," and splashed water on him while he was sleeping.
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Here you'll find a lush, pink-splashed courtyard to grab yummy eats, eclectic rooms at reasonable rates, and a cast of cool locals you can network with.
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Vanity Fair straight-up jacked a famous Marilyn Monroe photo and splashed it on its pages to make a buck ... so says a collector suing the magazine.
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"Answer a call from your surfboard," is splashed underneath a photo of submerged man about to come up for air on Apple's landing page for the watch.
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The 18-year-old splashed her bikini bod in St. Barts over the weekend, and topped off her tropical look with what looks like a piña colada.
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But the encounter is bluntly splashed — bucket-flung — with light, casting a huge shadow against the wall at its back, giving us nothing but crude shadow-puppetry.
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"Fashion imitates life," said Veronica Etro before her show of tailored English outerwear lined in chinoiserie and silk over bias-cut devoré velvets and gold-splashed pajamas.
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That mimics the way Facebook colonized the web with its SDK and login buttons that splashed its brand in front of tons of new and existing users.
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On a muddy trail in the backwoods of rural Ohio, the Raptor thundered down a muddy trail, flattened bumps, smashed through craters and splashed through massive puddles.
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Merriman was a graduate student at Berkeley during the Depression who had also performed factory work in nearby Richmond, where he saw workers splashed with battery acid.
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" After receiving the title, the club went through a stressful time, what with headlines splashed all across Germany crowing about "fisting," the "tough door policy," and "drugs.
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This episode unites the best of old and new MST3K: well-paced riffs blending with absurd built-in movie comedy, splashed with a dollop of genuine fun.
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Warsaw, Poland (CNN)President Donald Trump on Thursday visibly enjoyed the praise showered on him by large crowds of flag-waving Poles in sun-splashed Krasinski Square.
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Cooper splashed down into the Pacific after that record-breaking flight, but he never told anyone — not NASA, not the Department of Defense — about what he'd seen.
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He got there with that one consistent campaign imperative splashed across his website, on loud red baseball caps, on stickers, yard signs and other slogan-ready paraphernalia.
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She, along with Yumi Sakugawa and Gabriella Sanchez, splashed her work onto a three-sided mural in a project we teamed up on with Toyota C-HR.
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On Thursday, Brazilian newspapers splashed the bribery allegations across their front pages, pushing the government's proposed 20-year constitutional cap on public spending far below the fold.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — The 12 "core socialist values" are memorized by schoolchildren, featured in college entrance exams, printed on stamps and lanterns, and splashed on walls across China.
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Some clients have come to Guilford after being blinded by cleaning chemicals that have splashed in their eyes or having skin burned off their hands, he said.
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Some clients have come to Guilford after being blinded by cleaning chemicals that have splashed in their eyes or having skin burned off their hands, he said.
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Her mother's favorite color, purple, is splashed on buttons, signs, handouts, and even the "Ayanna Pressley" bandanas tied around the dog collars at Wednesday's pup-themed fundraiser.
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It's also free marketing for Books Are Magic; the store gets its logo splashed across thousands of New Yorkers' Instagram accounts every day without lifting a finger.
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Back in August we splashed headlines across the globe glorifying Apple's brief stint as the world's first $1 trillion company, but in the end it didn't matter.
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The new American spacecraft capable of carrying astronauts and built by SpaceX gently splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean on Friday morning, ending a successful demonstration trip.
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Before long, Mr. Rebagliati was training as a snowboarder 200 days a year, winning international competitions, and having his face splashed on the covers of snowboarding magazines.
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One of General Raziq's armored vehicles sped to the scene, splashed red with blood and crushed pomegranates, to pick him up and rush him to the hospital.
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Donald Glover hasn't been splashed across the covers of women's magazines, and he isn't necessarily a first-round draft pick for Man Crush Monday posts on Instagram.
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The guide cautioned us to be quiet as we splashed through the wet fall leaves to what looked like a poacher's stand, a stilted old wooden structure.
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At the memorial, a photo of Ms. Heyer with long curled hair, bright eyes and an understated smile splashed across a screen in front of the crowd.
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About 9 minutes into the mission, the Crew Dragon space capsule splashed down into the Atlantic Ocean, where recovery crews are now working to recover the ship.
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The company has attracted an almost cult-like following for its cotton handbags, backpacks and wallets which are often splashed with every kind of paisley pattern imaginable.
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The 1,600-square-foot dwelling, which has 13-foot ceilings, is sun-splashed during the day, with a front row of 10-foot windows overlooking the square.
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Chances are she'll survive: Ms. Saldana will reprise the role in "Avengers: Infinity War," as well as return as the cerulean-splashed Neytiri in three "Avatar" sequels.
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Mr. Hekmatyar also addressed accusations about past abuses, including accusations that his men had splashed acid on the faces of women who were active in public life.
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Upon glimpsing the converging strokes of blue, green, and yellow splashed across the canvas, one can only conclude that it is Rico who is the good boy.
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Stroll through Fontainhas, the colorful Latin Quarter, where you'll find old villas splashed in shades of marigold, turquoise and emerald, and fountains and handmade Portuguese tiles aplenty.
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These days, of course, all your friends, all of the time, are potential paparazzi—and before you know it, your face is splashed all over social media.
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His face has already been splashed across comparative mugs, plates and tea towels – so it was only a matter of time until it also appeared on mail, too.
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However, unlike the Kardashian drama — which bled into Twitter, and was splashed across every tabloid — this particular piece of royal gossip is a bit more complicated to unpack.
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Apex found that Nike earned $22.5 million worth of brand exposure just from Woods' final round, with Nike's "Swoosh" logo splashed on his hat, shirt, pants and shoes.
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Official reports from South Korea, Japan, and the United States all state that the missile flew high and splashed down off North Korea's northeast coast, near Russian territory.
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The day after Matt Boyd and company blanked the Rangers 53-0, Fulmer did the same during his stint under a sun-splashed sky at Globe Life Park.
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The Record had a picture of the players with the headline "Epic", while another sports paper, A Bola, splashed an image of captain Cristiano Ronaldo lifting the Cup.
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She cooled off with a dip in the water, smiling as she splashed around in the ocean waves in a black one-piece swimsuit with a plunging neckline.
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And the thing was adorable, especially because Asus' slogan at the time was "Rock solid, heart touching," which splashed on the screen every time you booted it up.
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Jenner, wearing a bright red bikini, gold body chains and braids in her hair, clung to her rapper beau's back as the two splashed around in the water.
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Video and audio tapes of the medical consultation were promptly leaked—apparently by the security services against the doctors' wishes—and splashed all over China's state-run media.
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But in the morning, all he sees is the blood splashed on the walls of his dead lover's bedroom, and he just wants it all to go away.
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Too many times to count I'd find a young black man my age or younger dead with a halo of blood or brain matter splashed on the pavement.
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His fee is 5 million dollars more than that paid for Ivorian Eric Bailly: Manchester United are said to have splashed out almost 40 million dollars for him.
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He said he wanted to tell his story to highlight that his Chicago home is not the stereotypical gangland we are used to seeing splashed across television screens.
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We close with Hannah accepting the job, packing up her apartment and moving into a beautiful space, sun-splashed and full of decorative mantels and books and plants.
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The former small-town high school cheerleader and her vehicle, a Kia Rio, had been splashed with fuel and set on fire on a rural roadside in Courtland.
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Some companies will find the news splashed across major media outlets around the world (think George Zimmer), and people often keep watching for a big or small mistake.
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The Philippines splashed out $22016 billion on the 33-megawatt Bataan Nuclear Power Plant, but mothballed it after the collapse of a dictatorship and the devastating Chernobyl disaster.
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A picture of President Reccep Tayyip Erdogan was splashed across the front page with a headline that touted "historic excitement" about the completion of a new bridge project.
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When I saw the words "The Silence Breakers" splashed across TIME's Person of the Year issue last week, a GIF began playing on a loop in my head.
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The communist state failed to alert the world before it launched a Hwasong-14 intercontinental ballistic missile on July 28 that splashed down in the Sea of Japan.
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"I'm not a regular Ken doll, I'm a cool Ken doll" is the phrase we almost expected to see splashed across the boxes of Mattel's newly relaunched dolls.
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Launching in Target stores February 29 (with more products rolling out in March), the collection is a gorgeous mix of marble-printed cake plates to neon-splashed napkins.
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With its violence and Kafkaesque tone, Fox's current take on Batman, "Gotham," is also a far cry from the color-splashed, Dutch-tilted camera work of its predecessor.
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"Go Back Salvini", the influential magazine splashed on its cover, a clear reference to the medieval Catholic formula for the exorcism of a possessed person — "Go Back Satan".
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When they splashed out of an inflatable dinghy to examine Coral Castles closely, they were greeted with a vista of bright greens and purples — unmistakable signs of life.
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The Hawaiians are usually given credit for having invented surfing, and yet until recently, surfwear — neon-splashed board shorts; baggy, logo-printed T-shirts — was usually made elsewhere.
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Jonah Hill splashed onto the big screen in 2007 with bro-y classics like Superbad and Knocked Up; films that reinvigorated a collective thirst for misogynistic stoner humor.
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I'm not sure how many of these things I've dropped and sunk, or simply splashed with a little saltwater, never to see its happy little light blink again.
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The title of the exhibit, Sun Splashed, references a reggae festival popular in Jamaica, but also implies how Caribbean hotspots are falsely advertised as always happy and sunny.
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Amid it all were some shirts and fanny packs splashed with the slogan "Saving Lives, Changing Lives," a reference to a new partnership with the World Food Program.
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At Tokyo Record Bar, where a mural of foxes performing a tea service is splashed on north-facing wall, guests select songs from the restaurant's extensive vinyl collection.
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They are neither efficient nor simple — the balloons don't stay inflated for very long and the ink ends up splashed about —but the results are hardly the point.
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Before the bare stage was splashed with music and bodies, this quiet setting was like a bridge between the chaos of the real world and Coltrane's spiritual realm.
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But in the 1970s, Margaret's affair with a young landscape gardener was splashed all over the papers and Snowdon -- who himself had been repeatedly unfaithful -- sued for divorce.
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Under one tent on Beniamina, nearly a dozen women were working together, laughing and chatting as the men carried seaweed in and children splashed nearby in the rain.
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At almost exactly 9 minutes into the mission — just as a SpaceX animation of the in-flight abort test predicted — the Crew Dragon splashed into the Atlantic Ocean.
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The test was a success, and the engines carried the Crew Dragon up and away from the pad to the ocean, where the vehicle splashed down with parachutes.
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While other titles splashed popular fare like weddings, births and deaths of the royal family, the Independent focused on wars in the middle east and developments in science.
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So, in a separate pot, I softened the leeks in olive oil, let the garlic shoots sizzle, splashed in some broth and instructed the carrots to braise themselves.
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Now hackers and trolls, who have seen their tradecraft splashed across the pages of American intelligence assessments and federal indictments, are working far harder to cover their tracks.
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A "P6" logo was splashed all over the ballrooms in the hotel where media day was held and even on the balls at a golf outing on Monday.
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"First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they call you racist," text splashed across the screen said amid crescendoing music from the 2012 Batman installment.
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The base of the 10-foot-tall equestrian statue was splashed with red paint around 5:30am, creating a grisly scene at the bottom of the museum's steps.
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In July 2015 — following another wave of attacks on Confederate monuments — Black Lives Matter protestors in Boston splashed red paint on and tagged a statue of Christopher Columbus.
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The news was relayed on an ceremonial easel outside the palace having already been splashed "It's a Boy!" on the couple's Instagram account, attracting more than 2.6 million "likes".
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But his failure to say whether he or his family would benefit in future only intensified media speculation, with the story splashed across many newspaper front pages on Wednesday.
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"The woman told us that she had been on the walkway when an unknown cyclist approached her and splashed her with a liquid," police spokesperson Kerstin Ismer told RBB.
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The left-leaning Daily Mirror tabloid splashed a picture of then mayor Johnson strapped on a zipwire at the London Olympics wearing a helmet and waving Union Jack flags.
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Short, picture-heavy strips are splashed with primary colours, different-sized panels and a variety of artistic styles, with some illustrators bringing manga-inspired drawing to the traditional format.
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Robinson's case was splashed on the Drudge Report in the US. The UK has strict rules around court reporting aimed at limiting the risk of influencing a trial's outcome.
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Hopefully Pose, which is crafted as a sequin-splashed fantasy that grapples with tragedy but isn't defined by it, continues to give Angel the agency she so seriously deserves.
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Because, as we've seen over the last decade, the more chances women get to actually create television, the more honest depictions of womanhood we get splashed across our screens.
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While the newlyweds are from cultures located on opposite sides of the world, they're throwing an exuberant, color-splashed ceremony that blends her Mexican heritage to his Filipino roots.
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NYC label Mixpak supplied dancehall DJ sets and acts like New York MC Lil Haiti performed as hundreds of people splashed in the pool and enjoyed the water slide.
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Supporters of Planned Parenthood have been sharing selfies, photos and other social media posts splashed with the color pink to voice opposition to political plans to defund the organization.
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Late last year one such group splashed urine on an exhibition of the work of Jock Sturges, an American photographer who shoots nude portraits of parents and their children.
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But that would not have come with a big Chinese loan or the cash that was splashed out on subcontracts and the land purchases needed for the new line.
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Abramovich, who's worth $11 billion according to Forbes magazine, also splashed out some $400 million for the world's second-largest yacht in 2010, which he named Eclipse, ironically enough.
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The missile splashed down about 200 kilometers (120 miles) west of the Shakotan Peninsula of Japan's northernmost main island of Hokkaido, well within Japan's Exclusive Economic Zone, Kishida said.
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All of your heavy duty content creation will be splashed seamlessly on a 2,732 x 2,048 liquid retina display and will be rearing to go for all-day use.
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There was one moment where LaMelo grabbed a loaded pillowcase and swung it at one of the women -- but smartly put it down and splashed her with water instead.
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Comey's hope was that the information would soon be splashed across the nation's newspapers, lead the next day's newscasts, and ultimately, result in the hiring of a special counsel.
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Carrie Bradshaw, prancing around Manhattan in her white tutu and pink cami combo, feeling herself and her look, till she gets splashed with gutter water by a passing bus.
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The Scooter Map app is free to download, and you won't find any ads splashed above the map or anything, but Pontis does offer a premium version for chargers.
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Landscape and autobiography recur as entwined motifs, from the sun-splashed swimming pools of Los Angeles, the artist's adopted home town, to the rolling hills of his native Yorkshire.
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And splashed across a massive video wall is the promotional artwork for what the company hopes will be its next great success: the Will Smith fantasy-action film Bright.
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Before the start of the competition, Horton was in the warm-down pool when his main rival, China's Sun Yang, vigorously splashed him, as if to get his attention.
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" Decades before his son splashed the family name across his first tower, his father christened a grocery in Woodhaven "Trump Market," and his Coney Island housing complex "Trump Village.
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I've had mine on the boat, splashed saltwater on it, knocked it around in the back of my car, and not cleaned it once, but it's still going strong.
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Adeline's story sits alongside that of a younger woman, Ellen, whose life is destroyed after an old boyfriend's pictures of her, taken during sex, are splashed across the web.
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The New York artist Curtis Kulig has splashed his signature "Love Me" messages on a limited-edition run of BAO BAO Issey Miyake triangular clutches ($670) and totes ($1,045).
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For example, Depp's estimated worth has been splashed across headlines for the last two weeks — but this is the first time we're seeing concrete comparative mention of Heard's assets.
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In the end, migrant workers simply splashed paint on buildings, many of them architectural monuments, to obscure their battered state, said Anna A. Davydova, a local urban preservation activist.
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At the performance I saw, the people hunkered closest to it seemed happy with their proximity, even when Renton (Andrew Barrett), feeling around in there, splashed them with liquid.
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As soon as the helicopter splashed down, Mr. Vance reached back and tried to unscrew a carabiner that attached the front-seat passenger to the aircraft, the report said.
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We had gotten out of the car because it wasn't clear whether the vehicle could manage the current, and an elderly woman, Suma Bibi, and her husband splashed by.
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"It looks like the most innocent, idyllic scene," Mr. Ridge said as he drove his car down a winding road that cut through craggy hills splashed with purple heather.
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While it continued the next day, our girls and a friend splashed in puddles in the soaked yard, all of us unaware of how dangerous the situation was becoming.
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And after it splashed down in the water next to the 16th hole at Le Golf National, the Ryder Cup was officially back where it has so often belonged.
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Now she can see her face splashed on billboards five stories high in Times Square for a drama proudly tackling the true-to-life fallout of American immigration policy.
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Most people recall what the cameras caught: King declaring "I have a dream!" before 250,000 jubilant supporters at the March on Washington during a muggy, sun-splashed summer day.
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Early in his career he represented a notorious drug dealer known as El Feo along with defendants linked to organized crime whose cases splashed across the New York tabloids.
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Two days later, she found a gallon of paint splashed across her front porch, the empty can left tipped on its side, presumably a message from the unhappy parker.
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This spring, Echo has created a line of scarves and bags inspired by the artist's floral paintings and, next fall, will offer his flowers splashed across vintage Echo patterns.
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Red paint was splashed onto the statue in San Francisco on Saturday night, with graffiti that read: "Destroy all monuments of genocide and kill all colonizers," CNN reported. Sgt.
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Parents' divorce Trump Jr. has had a complicated relationship with his namesake; he was 12 when his parents' high-profile, messy divorce was splashed across the New York tabloids.
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This time, vandals splashed the monument to the 19th-century political philosopher in Highgate Cemetery — which is listed among British structures with exceptional historical interest — with bright red paint.
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But in recent weeks, his focused and discreet personality has become tangled in Hollywood's gossip machine, with his private life and family drama splashed all over the news media.
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He later apologized, but the backlash had already hit, splashed across newspaper front pages and news bulletins for days, with about 290,000 people signing an online petition against the promotion.
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SpaceX's Crew Dragon capsule has safely splashed down in the Atlantic, making it the first privately built crew-capable spacecraft ever to complete a mission to the International Space Station.
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Researchers spoke to Ramu, a low caste Dalit, who worked as a leather handler for a tanning unit where he lost both his eyes when acid splashed in his face.
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Weeks after taking over the Commission in late 2014, he faced calls to resign when deals between Luxembourg and global corporates were splashed in world media as the LuxLeaks affair.
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Visit the online incarnation of Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign and you'll see a familiar visual landscape: bold graphics, sans-serif type, trademark H splashed in a variety of patriotic colors.
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Malia should be able to have fun, make mistakes, and be a young woman in college without worrying her photos and private moments will be splashed all over the internet.
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We're completely blown away by this LG glass cinema design OLED TV, which is $1,600 off — watch your shows splashed across 8.3 million pixels, seemingly floating on the glass base.
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Officers attempted to escort him out of the building, still with blood splashed across his face, but several people rushed the suspect, eventually forcing police to take him back inside.
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"I'm probably the first person to get this award for character who had, like, his name splashed across every gossip magazine as an adulterer like five years ago," he said.
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They're not just saving the world; they're starring in movies, splashed across billboards for theme parks, endorsing everything from shoes to cereal, and marketed within an inch of their lives.
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"No to the deal of the century" read a banner splashed across the news screen on state TV, which also showed a Quds Day march in neighbouring Iraq's capital Baghdad.
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I bought bath bombs from a local store without snapping pics of the cute names and cool colors, and then splashed around in the bath until the water went cold.
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But as the night wore on and protesters converged outside the home of Mayor Lyda Krewson, someone threw a rock through a window and paint was splashed on the home.
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Australian construction spending boasted its biggest rise on record last quarter as miners splashed out on major engineering projects, a surprise that could lift economic growth well above initial expectations.
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At least another $1bn went on overheads and on developing driverless cars; money is also being splashed on a new food-delivery venture and a plan to build flying cars.
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After the mayor outlawed the garment, a group of burkini-clad protesters began defying the ban and snapping themselves as they splashed about; a couple of pools were temporarily closed.
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Despite his attempt to stay out of the spotlight in recent months, he fears for his kids after the details of his bitter custody battle were splashed across the media.
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The film actually opens by teasing the climactic race (also splashed across its billboard ads), flashing back eight years to fill in what brought the combatants to the starting line.
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Joshua bro'd down with some buds ... splashed around in the water ... and toweled off on the sand -- all while everyone still wonders if he'll ever scrap with The Bronze Bomber.
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If Balmainia and the hit parade of designer collabs that the Swedish retailer has rolled out prior to that are any indication, this pattern-splashed pair-up will go fast.
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The next morning, photos of a pink-haired, self-styled whistleblower and former SCL contractor named Christopher Wylie were splashed across pages of The New York Times and The Guardian.
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But for every chastened banker with his name splashed all over today's papers, there's a young woman fearing for her job if she complains about the creeps at work tonight.
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With two outs and Shin-Soo Choo on second base, Elvis Andrus splashed a ball to right-center field to drive in a run and cut the lead in half.
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New York, NY (CNN)The world knows Misty Copeland as the first African-American principal dancer with the American Ballet Theatre -- her image splashed across billboards from coast to coast.
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Marrow said that he was following a car after two white men yelled a racial slur at him and he was splashed by hot coffee thrown against his car door.
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At the end of the show, that platform was covered in water, and Beyoncé and her dancers stomped and kicked and splashed in a deeply visceral display of earthy power.
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Top selling daily Bild splashed "OUT!" across its website after the defending champions' 2-0 defeat by South Korea, calling it a nightmare but adding "We didn't deserve any better".
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In addition, Duncan also splashed cash on his own friends and family, like $462.46 for "30 shots of tequila and one steak" at a Washington, DC restaurant called El Tamarindo.
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Yet, with one Tweet, Russell splashed his way back into pop culture headlines and began a season's worth of commentary that is, knowingly or not, helping to recalibrate his legacy.
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On Saturday, the Australian freestyler Mack Horton was in the warm-down pool before the competition when Sun, his main rival, vigorously splashed him, as if to get his attention.
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The latest reports indicate that Beijing is now scrutinizing loans to Wanda in efforts to assess debt risk, something that has also impacted other major firms that splashed out overseas.
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An innovative initiative dedicated to supporting young, immigrant and refugee entrepreneurs, Vippa serves sustainable street-food specialties from around the world in a cavernous waterfront building splashed with colorful murals.
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And then there was the plight of Tom Weiskopf, who splashed five balls into Rae's Creek in 1980 and made a 13, the highest score ever recorded on the hole.
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The world's No. 1-ranked player in women's tennis, Ms. Osaka is among the biggest stars in Japan, splashed across television programs and advertisements for Nissan cars and Citizen watches.
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It made for a charming tableau: 224-year-olds just back from Williamsport, Pa., taking their hacks against the manager of the Mets at a sun-splashed big league ballpark.
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In June 2016, this cult craft brewery relocated to an enormous facility with colorful murals splashed on the walls, steel tanks in the back and ample, two-level taproom seating.
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Wild yellow irises bloomed amid the marsh grass in this tranquil oasis, and umbrella pines gave shade, while glossy ibis, coots and purple gallinule chattered and splashed in the pond.
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He couldn't have looked smoother when he finally splashed home a 3-pointer — from the right wing just before halftime of a recent exhibition game against China's Guangzhou Loong-Lions.
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And here comes the creative leap that separates Mr. Vongerichten from other spice-peddlers: a hot sauce has been splashed around this charred squab, and it is made from flowers.
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At one point, we were both standing by a window admiring the sun-splashed harbor as Mr. Howard explained that he'd grown up in Sydney and always loved the place.
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In a post accompanying the pictures, Leviev said he was walking home when a man came up to him, punched him in the jaw and splashed him with the dye.
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One of the candidates to score the cleanest hits on Buttigieg was Klobuchar, and donors impressed by her performance splashed out $1 million to her campaign coffers following the debate.
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And on his second day there, she bought him a copy of The South China Morning Post, an English-language newspaper, and saw his image splashed on the front page.
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And in January, in a soaring industrial space near Amass, Mr. Orlando opened Broaden & Build, a craft brewery and casual restaurant with picnic tables, color-splashed walls and seasonal dishes.
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One of the first big boosts in NHS spending came in 1962 when Enoch Powell, an early champion of the free market, splashed out on 90 new and 134 refurbished hospitals.
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It doesn't have to be in a magazine, or be ready to be a splashed on a billboard, but it really has to convey adequately the right thing about our brand.
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"I got into the pond while the water splashed all over me and dove my hands into the bottom of the pond, where I managed to catch the frog," Badani said.
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After deciding to wait inside his dad's car during the Victory Lane champagne spray bath, he ultimately climbed out and playfully splashed a water bottle on Harvick's business manager standing nearby.
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The trailer for Zac Efron and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's Baywatch movie, due out next year, finally splashed into our lives, and it is unclear what the hell is going on.
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Clad in red-and-blue swim trunks, Butler, 47, and Brown — showing off her toned body in an orange bikini — splashed around in the waves while sharing a seemingly intimate dynamic.
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Dita Von Teese splashed around in a giant martini glass while Tiffany Trump and 50 Cent—in a hat that read, "No1 CARES AT ALL"—looked on from the front row.
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"Let me tell you about my perfect day," said Mr. Nelson, the actor, writer and director, as he sat at the kitchen island in his sun-splashed Upper West Side apartment.
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"I'm also probably the first person to get this award for character who had, like, his name splashed across every gossip magazine as an adulterer, like, five years ago," he said.
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This week the Daily Telegraph splashed under the headline "The Brexit mutineers" photos of 15 Tory MPs who had merely expressed their opposition to writing Brexit day into the withdrawal bill.
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Muguruza's performance against Kontaveit will have reassured Spanish hearts at Rod Laver Arena, however, as she pranced around a sun-splashed center court to fire 22 winners past the Estonian battler.
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Like any good millennials, the group knew that such a good photo op couldn't go to waste, so they conducted an impromptu Instagram photoshoot that's now splashed across their respective accounts.
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In every one of these cases, the media uncritically splashed these spooky government forecasts on front pages of nearly every newspaper and on nightly broadcasts of every network across the globe.
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Splashed across the cover of The Daily News on Thursday was a photo of Mr. Cruz and his wife, Heidi, looking like tourists who made eye contact with the wrong pedestrian.
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"Everyone is a little afraid to be so excited," she said, sitting in her princely seats with her feet propped on the Cubs' dugout during a sun-splashed weekend day game.
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His picture, with his sandy-brown hair and sweet smile, was splashed across televisions and newspapers, and was the first of a missing child to be printed on a milk carton.
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Nicole Williams' idea of patriotic is a star-spangled bandana and a white bikini to match the giant waves that splashed against her awesome butt as she frolicked in the surf.
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South Korea said the launch resembled the one in 2012: The shape of the rockets was similar, as were the locations where the first and second stages splashed into the sea.
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As my eyes adjusted to the warm, dim lighting and dark green-splashed walls, I noticed the lobby was approachable and inviting, with wooden architecture, cozy sitting areas, and abundant art.
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During his inquiries, Shigemori examines surveillance images recorded in a taxi after the murder: Nothing if not obliging, the blood-splashed Misumi politely asked to be driven to a police station.
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"He was quite terrified that we were going to have an airplane burning on the runway with his name splashed across it," said Bruce R. Nobles, who was the airline's president.
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Lillian and her gallerist are thrown in jail, the photos are splashed all over the tabloids and the case becomes a free speech cause célèbre, ultimately going to the Supreme Court.
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The open-air market on Islamorada where Ms. Weingardt sells her color-splashed paintings of Florida wildlife had to close for three weeks after the hurricane barreled through on Sept. 214.
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The two film buffs threaded a strip of 2100-millimeter celluloid into an aging Kodak Pageant projector, which flickered to life and splashed a beam of light onto a nearby screen.
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Mr. Navalny has been splashed in the face at least twice recently with green dye, and the second attack caused a chemical burn that blurred the vision in his right eye.
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Never mind that the consequences of that position, the falling pound, have yielded the indignity at hand — trading the sun-splashed beaches of Greece for the shaded parks of south London.
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But I don't know what to make of her baba au rhum, which tasted like a two-day-old coconut doughnut that had been accidentally splashed with liquor at the bar.
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My wife splashed out in part because its covered carousel was the only thing that could feed our cat, Mowgli, wet food when we went away, for up to five days.
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So I added what was around, what seemed compatible with vinegar-splashed rice noodles: chopped cucumbers, boiled soybeans, jarred pickled chiles, sliced watermelon radishes, leftover grilled corn, shaved off the cob.
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The arrowheadlike tips of the surrounding mountains were still topped with dull white summer snow, but the lakeshore was crowded with families who swam, splashed and sunbathed on its three beaches.
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For appetizers, there are slippery, thickish sheets of steamed tapioca and rice flours — "fresh crepe" on the menu — folded over chopped pressed tofu with chives and splashed with a soy dressing.
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On Monday, Paul Manafort, President Trump's former campaign chairman, splashed back into the news when members of the special counsel Robert Mueller's team accused him in court papers of witness tampering.
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The red of the blood gushing from the wounds, pooling on the banquet-hall floor, reminded me of the paint splashed on the "Welcome to Northern Ireland" sign at the border.
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Galley Beggar won my heart back in 2015 with their paisley-splashed third album, Silence & Tears, and the British folk rock troubadours haven't let me down on its successor, Heathen Hymns.
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YouTube star PewDiePie's fall from grace riled up his 53 million subscribers, but unless you're a Gen-Z videogamer, you may find the name splashed across many a headline this week unfamiliar.
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As part of the zoo's #BabyRhinoDiaries, it was revealed that at first, the calf was unsure of the water and was "startled" when his mother splashed him as she enjoyed her bath.
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On Thursday the design company teamed up with Glamour Dolls Makeup to launch a Kickstarter campaign to create a cruelty-free line inspired by the rainbow-splashed Frank products of your childhood.
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Images of students being pulled, pushed, and shoved offstage were splashed across the Jumbotron inside the Exactech Arena in Gainesville, Florida, spurring outrage among spectators who captured the scene on social media.
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He's nine years old right now, so give this project a couple years in development and he'll be the perfect age to play Justin Bieber when he first splashed on the scene.
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Though that does sound like the central, albeit hidden premise of Gossip Girl, You is a more frightening take on the dangers of having one's entire life splashed all over the internet.
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The "Cougar Town" star splashed in the waves on the beach in Cabo San Lucas Wednesday as she celebrated her 55th birthday with some of her best friends ... including her "Friends" costar.
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According to Edward Tse, chairman of Gao Feng, a firm that advises on the Chinese market, the Chinese regulations were primarily directed at a few companies that "splashed cash" on unwise deals.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian construction spending boasted its biggest rise on record last quarter as miners splashed out on major engineering projects, a surprise that could lift economic growth well above initial expectations.
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Ivanka was splashed across the cover of US Weekly with the provocative headline "Why I Disagree with My Dad" and sent two tweets in praise of LGBT Pride Month earlier his month.
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And anyway, there's a chance that a record will be kept of the fact that you screengrabbed the very same file that, days later, gets splashed across your press outlet of choice.
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Previously House Republicans appeared to be turning on the administrator whose controversies splashed across news shows for weeks, but most seemed satisfied with his appearance and promises to learn from previous mistakes.
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But the cheers would soon turn to awkward silence as Spieth missed a putt for par at 11 and then splashed down twice for a quadruple bogey on the par-3 12th.
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The former Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods member, whose real name is Daniel Hernandez, has a massive "69" inked across his forehead, along with other designs splashed across his cheeks, temples, and throat.
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Another one of the rare SVX Concept Defenders went under the hammer last month with a whopping $320,000 estimate - meaning it&aposs likely Ramsay splashed out more than $250,000 for the car.
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At four times the resolution of regular HD, your content will be splashed across 8.3 million pixels to get a level of sharp you probably haven't even seen in a movie theatre.
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In the second episode, Eileen fills in at a porn shoot in the Bronx, and as she has cold potato soup splashed over her face, you see a twinkle in her eye.
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In the late 220s, they adopted a new dance called "voguing," inspired by the elegant poses of the women they saw parading down Fifth Avenue and splashed in fashion magazines like Vogue.
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That is what a flight arranged by a New Jersey company called FlyNYON was doing in March 2018 when it lost power and splashed down in the East River; five passengers drowned.
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By now, you've probably seen the name Madeleine Westerhout splashed across headlines after her reported resignation from the White House this week — but hers might be a name you haven't heard before.
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In the latest episode, splashed across cable news this past week, Mr. Nunes demanded more documents and related materials for his investigation into allegations of surveillance abuse by federal law enforcement officials.
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I put on the same black ripped jeans from yesterday (I washed these after I was splashed!), a cheetah tank bodysuit, and a light wash jean jacket with my black platform converse.
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Australian shoppers splashed out on clothing and at department stores in May in a much-needed fillip to consumption, while a strong month for resource exports also augured well for economic growth.
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When we went into the water, I splashed and dived and swam, I pulled handfuls of sand from the bottom and pretended that it was soap, I played at being a shark.
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In its offices, these have been boiled down to their very essences and those essences in turn splashed upon the walls, suspended from the ceiling and drilled into the exposed concrete pillars.
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Mr. Navalny, who has declared his intention to run in Russia's presidential election next year, had already been splashed in the face with green dye once this spring, without any adverse affects.
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In an attack in 2013 related to internal politics within the Bolshoi Theater, an assailant splashed acid in the face of the artistic director, Sergei Y. Filin, disfiguring and partly blinding him.
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Over the past few years, Chinese companies have splashed out on many prominent properties - China Investment Corporation bought several office buildings in Sydney and Brisbane, and Aqualand purchased waterfront property in Sydney.
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There were T-shirts splashed with an Avedon portrait of Ms. Versace used in a 1995 ad campaign for the Versace perfume Blonde and little nothings featuring a print of the bottle.
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Last week, the National Rifle Association splashed television ads across the country, warning viewers in dire tones that without five conservatives on the Supreme Court, Americans can kiss their gun rights goodbye.
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According to new data from AdAge, the consumer electronics and appliance maker splashed out $11.2 billion for advertising and sales promotion last year, compared with P&G, which spent an estimated $10.5 billion.
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Hardline newspapers Kayhan and Vatan-e-Emrooz splashed the news on their front pages, crowding out a triumphal speech by President Hassan Rouhani, who on Sunday hailed the lifting of the nuclear sanctions.
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The adorable video showed Olympia and Sienna waving to the camera as they splashed around in the pool together, with the little girls even exclaiming "Bonjour!" and "à bientôt!" with their moms' encouragement.
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But rather than use all this extra cash to pay down Britain's public debt, as the Tories' robust rhetoric on righting the public finances might have suggested, a grateful Mr Hammond splashed out.
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The video splits between the darkly elegant prototype, splashed with generous doses of dramatic fog, and more casual shots of a test room with a slightly different version that demonstrates the drone's capabilities.
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The summer that Fifty Shades of Grey came out, I passed by a group of women sprawled on outdoor chaise lounges, reading E.L. James' bestseller while their kids splashed in the shallow pool.
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The 10-episode show is based on a novella by Game of Thrones author George R.R. Martin, as the Syfy channel prominently splashed across its marketing in the lead-up to the series.
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"Dazed and confused, so cute and paranoid," Yo Landi Visser sings in "Dazed & Confused", her whispy falsetto gliding over a sun-splashed beat, before Ninja dives in with an avalanche of 100mph bars.
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The 800 number for "free" readings was splashed across the bottom of the screen as Cleo identified the father of a caller's child, or told another whether her boyfriend was cheating on her.
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He imagines the Saturday when he will turn our dark, narrow bedroom closet into a sun-splashed reading nook, where he'll sip freshly ground, French-pressed coffee while reading The New York Times.
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Another source of annoyance may be the so-called "militant vegan" who tends to use tactics of admonishment and intimidation, such as the vegan activists who splashed fake blood on French butchers' displays.
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Sanderson Farms made a record payout last year while Pilgrim's Pride, in which Brazil's JBS has a 78.5 percent stake, splashed out with special dividends totaling $8.52 per share in 2015 and 2016.
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For this reason, many on the (far, far) right are championing the clip, including low rent Pravda Breitbart, which has it splashed all over its homepage, and Trump's own director of social media. .
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The girls were all over each other too -- hugging and posing for tons of group shots as they splashed around in the sea ... only to emerge dripping wet for a little R&R.
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So until they can be brought along on adventures and not crap out when splashed with water, it's still best to rely on good 'ol Bluetooth speakers to jam outside of our homes.
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Gunfire cracks, pops and large-caliber bullets are thwip-thwip-thwipping all around; tough guys are shrieking at each other with terrified voices; bodies are splashed and mangled in the gnarliest of ways.
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The colour it turns then matches (hopefully) with a colour on your chart, and you can (hopefully) affirm that it is indeed the drug you splashed the last dregs of your loan on.
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I think it's that very paradox that made the film so resonant with my generation of teenage girls — and the reason it's not splashed across the internet in meme form, à la Clueless.
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The Scotch, believed to be the oldest vintage whisky in the world, is being ceremoniously splashed into a limited edition of 28 watches that will be called—wait for it—the Whisky Watch.
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The truncated phrase "UNION JACK-OFF ON U.S. POLICY IN VIET" is splashed in yellow down the right side of the canvas, with the last syllable of "VIETNAM" cut off by the corner.
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The 530's low-end components won't turn any heads, but HTC hopes its "micro-splashed" exterior — the industrial equivalent of flicking paint at something from a brush — will do the job instead.
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What stunned Ms. Vogel when she read it, though, as a 22-year-old graduate student at Cornell, came later in the play: a frankly erotic, achingly romantic, rain-splashed female love scene.
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His photo was splashed across newspapers around the world after his daring escape down an engineered tunnel last summer, but few would have ever thought it would be his fashion choices making headlines.
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If it feels like a culmination, that's by design; LCD billed this as their final album (complete with a career-spanning, confetti-splashed Madison Square Garden farewell concert), before ultimately reuniting in 2017.
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Marrow, who is black, said that he was following a car after two white men yelled a racial slur at him and he was splashed by hot coffee thrown against his car door.
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In one salad, spears of Persian cucumber are splashed with a jerk sauce that's coaxed back from the brink of too-muchness by crumbled goat cheese and, in an inspired touch, sliced kumquats.
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The same year, Mittal splashed £30 million ($55 million) on his 23-year-old daughter&aposs 2004 wedding, booking out the 17th-century Vaux le Vicomte palace a few miles south of Paris.
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It's totally possible -- despite the fact that Gianforte's assault charge is splashed across the front pages of Montana's newspapers and leading many national newscasts this morning -- that he still wins the election today.
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On Monday, SpaceX also recovered its first reused Dragon spacecraft, which splashed down in the Pacific Ocean after completing its resupply mission to the ISS, following a launch at the beginning of June.
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I've splashed these demo units, dropped them in a sink full of water, spilled water on them and been generally careless with them when it comes to moisture, and they're still working fine.
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He would surely have been pleased to play host to "Nari Ward: Sun Splashed," a midcareer retrospective of a New York artist who has woven Africa, via its Caribbean diaspora, into his art.
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Instead, when the cast goes inside, camera operators slip inside with them, and we see their movements splashed onto the backdrop around the doors, a split second out of sync with the audio.
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Depending on the day of the week, there will be chicken or lamb slow cooked in yogurt and spices, served with a deep-green herb chutney that tastes like photosynthesis splashed with lemon.
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Symptom A: Albertsons buying Rite Aid to gain scale and enter the pharmacy business Symptom B: Walmart's online sales growing just 23 percent in the fourth quarter, after it splashed out on Jet.
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"I felt immense guilt for Bobby, who didn't ask to date someone who was in the public eye, who was going to have his private life splashed all over the place," she wrote.
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My sister and I and our cousins swam and splashed one another, jumped from the diving board into the dangerously shallow pool, read our vacation books, spent the money from our pirate's chest.
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As a child, she moved to Honolulu and then to San Francisco, where she often splashed in the American sculptor Ruth Asawa's 1976 pair of steel lotus fountains in the middle of Japantown.
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"Frenzy" and "panic" were just some of the words splashed on Tuesday morning headlines after the Dow Jones plummeted more than 1500 points in Monday afternoon trading — its biggest single drop in history.
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Descending the right side of the tenth fairway, while following the practice round of a Mexican amateur named Álvaro Ortiz, a large older man went heels up and splashed down in the mud.
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Moments later, he felt dizzy and was carried out on a stretcher, apparently dying from poisoned-needle punctures or perhaps a toxic liquid splashed on his face by two women who ran away.
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That marked the fastest expansion in more than three years as shoppers splashed out on durable goods, an encouraging sign that consumer spending is no longer the weak spot in Japan's economic outlook.
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Maybe what Clinton wanted was a pie chart, bar chart, or Euler diagram, or maybe she didn't even need a chart — an infographic with the numbers splashed in big letters could have worked.
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Another page turned: In her absence, the authorities raided Genesis's home in Brighton, on the English coast, and confiscated materials that were splashed on the news as evidence of a supposed satanic cult.
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The deal didn't quite come together, but nevertheless, in the scaled-back version that rose between West 72nd and West 59th streets, the word "Trump" was splashed in gold on six apartment towers.
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It's ironic that it took a billionaire from Manhattan with his name splashed across his private jet and an Eton-educated toff to find a new political language to attract working class voters.
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In case you missed it -- and you shouldn't have -- Arike Ogunbowale splashed a three as time expired to put Notre Dame on top of Mississippi State, and the shot was Mamba-Jordan-esque.
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Deep-pocket investors including Carlyle Group LP, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) and Warburg Pincus have splashed $12 billion on the sector in China since 3003, says real estate consultancy Jones Lang LaSalle.
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So powerful was this positive feedback loop that I even splashed $600 on a Japanese-style bidet system in order for it to be in a state of constant readiness for her adoring kisses.
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After the letter splashed into view on Tuesday evening, White House officials expressed exasperation by development, bemoaning the new questions about Mueller's findings just as the investigation seemed to be receding from public view.
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Photographs of current president Francois Hollande arriving outside the flat of actress Julie Gayet on the back of a motor scooter were splashed across front pages while he was officially still in another relationship.
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Now it makes sense why those specific rates weren't splashed on the Apple theater screen like other perks about the card, like no international fees and 2 percent cash back on Apple Pay purchases.
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One notable upgrade, however, was the addition of a new heat shield, plus the replacement of few outside components that came in contact with sea water when the Dragon splashed down in the ocean.
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The first sound of milk being splashed on pastel-coloured cereal, or the initial whiff of a toasting rainbow bagel have her pegging it down the road to join the back of the queue.
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We suggest they also add ankle-high jets to blast your legs with dirty water, as if a car just drove by and splashed you, and a hook to hang your perpetually broken umbrella.
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How this stacks up is yet to be seen, but Google has been investing heavily in AI and splashed out around $500 million for a U.K. firm called DeepMind with expertise in this technology.
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And while the more plausible assessment would be that some of Antonoff's drink splashed onto Swift's arm, causing her to lick off the liquid, we choose to ignore logic — for Meredith and Olivia's sake.
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When a chopstick inserted into the hot oil is immediately covered with bubbles , add about half of the shrimp, sliding them individually by their tails into the oil so that you don't get splashed.
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For the rest of "Hacksaw Ridge", he is so gosh-darn sure of his convictions that the film, for all of its splashed blood and spilt guts, is strangely cosy and lacking in tension.
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Many of the players took advantage of a sun-splashed — some rain-hardened locals might even call it unreasonably lovely — day on the west coast of Scotland, particularly on Troon's more forgiving front nine.
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She stated several times that she never wanted to become a public figure, that she never wanted her name splashed across 60 Minutes or turned into a parodic jingle on the Howard Stern Show.
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Old-school haunt Galatoire's on New Orleans' rowdy Bourbon Street is famous for dishes like its greens-packed oysters Rockefeller and bread pudding splashed with fragrant banana sauce —both displayed prominently on the menu.
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ESPN is part of new packages like Dish Network's Sling TV. Iger splashed out $20063 billion for a one-third stake in Major League Baseball's streaming technology, with the option to buy it out.
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On Tuesday, Kate Spade New York will open a pop-up for its new home line, which features polka dots splashed on everything from desks ($215,095) to teakettles ($50), along with other cheery motifs.
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