In the video, Bey sprawls casually across a tall throne.
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The system sprawls from Washington into neighboring Maryland and Virginia.
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The district sprawls across a wide swath of the state.
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THE Rockefeller Centre sprawls across 89,000 square metres of midtown Manhattan.
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The Ranch sprawls 2,000 acres of land in Walker County, Texas.
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He also had a few sprawls with Trump during the primaries.
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Bachelor Nation currently sprawls across Nashville, Denver, and parts of Texas.
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The entire complex sprawls over 298 acres just outside of LA.
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When it sprawls its legs out, that "legspan" grows to 65'.
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You've got to remember that, the Bay Area also sprawls out.
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As tech sprawls into the old economy, it is acquiring more heft.
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The menu sprawls, offering more than enough reasons to try Paowalla once.
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Another man sprawls on a lawn, smiling, a baby in his lap.
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It sprawls across individual and corporate taxation, and affects individuals' health insurance, too.
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At 39 minutes, "Heroin(e)" sprawls; each thread could sustain longer-term treatment.
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Yet Future Man still sprawls, with barely enough story to fill each half-hour.
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His main residence, which sprawls over seven thousand square feet, sits in suburban Bethesda.
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The program sprawls, from Monteverdi, Tallis and Byrd to Britten, Howells and Vaughan Williams.
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Today about 12,000 people live in Redemption City, which sprawls over at least 2,500 hectares.
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Antarctica's ice sprawls over a region about the size of the U.S. and Mexico combined.
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The Regent Suite sprawls across 4,443 square feet, and includes two bedrooms, and 2.5 bathrooms.
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Their ramp towers at six feet and sprawls 24 by 123 feet across a stage.
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It is the latest setback for Jia's beleaguered conglomerate, which sprawls from televisions to electric cars.
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This new "identitarian" right sprawls across borders; activists from Scandinavia, Italy, Germany and America often collaborate.
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For comparison's sake, Innisfil sprawls across 101 square miles—five times the surface area of Manhattan.
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The Broad sprawls over 120,73 square feet, while the ICA LA takes up a tidy 12,700.
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A map of Mexico sprawls over the wall, with the northwestern state of Sinaloa painted green.
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The property sprawls over 4.1 hectares of land, or about 10 acres, offering privacy and silence.
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The spa sprawls over three stories, connected to a fitness center, and is a true sanctuary.
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Suzuki regularly utilized front head locks which he set up from the clinch or caught off sprawls.
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The house, known as Fair Field, sprawls across 62,000 square feet on a 64-acre seaside plot.
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Idaho National Laboratory sprawls across nearly 2235 square miles in the southeastern corner of its namesake state.
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In one painting, Menuez sprawls on a picnic blanket, her open legs revealing a patch of orange.
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The menu sprawls all over the place, although at its core it's not so different from Barney Greengrass's.
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From the air, it may appear that Birmingham sprawls but, in an administrative sense, the city is constrained.
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Dadaab now sprawls over more than 50 square kilometres (33 square miles) on the arid Kenyan-Somali border.
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The house, which sprawls over four floors, was a training school for nannies before being turned into apartments.
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The mansion has seven bedrooms and sprawls across 66,000 square feet — not a bad place for social distancing.
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Those are rightly understood as oases in the broader political desert that sprawls out before Biden right now.
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From them sprawls the monument, a crinkled blanket of deep sandstone canyons, twisting rivers and high red mesas.
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It sprawls along the waterfront southwest of the city's downtown and dominates the economy of the surrounding area.
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The total area of the facility sprawls across about 136 acres, the study found, or about 100 football fields.
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The park sprawls over more than 12 square miles in the rugged Santa Monica Mountains west of Los Angeles.
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The story sprawls out over one endless summer day in a small town that feels like a sunlit cage.
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Both films are about young black men and women living in urban sprawls, in San Francisco and Chicago, respectively.
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Widely cited as Asia's largest slum, it sprawls over 2026,2807 acres - the equivalent of about 21.26,21.2 Wembley football pitches.
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Just take opener "Let It Happen" (arguably the best song Parker's ever written), which sprawls across seven epic minutes.
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The government has built good roads around Charmotto, and the district is growing wealthier as Dhaka sprawls towards it.
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The district where Ms. McGrath is running in Kentucky sprawls across 19 rural and urban counties that include Lexington.
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Created by Exploration Acres, the maze sprawls across 20 acres and features telekinetic heroine Eleven at the center. (Mashable)
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During the past two decades, there have been several attempts to develop Dharavi, which sprawls over 240 hectares (590 acres).
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With room for 12,000 cars, it sprawls out over 7 million square feet—about the size of 122 football fields.
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Entering his exhibition, visitors will first see "Untitled (Couscous)" (2009), which sprawls across the center of a pitch-black room.
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Consequently, as more residents stream into the state, the price of existing urban housing stock rises and development sprawls outward.
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North of the railroad tracks, Eloy sprawls off into tracts of single-story houses crisscrossed with fencing and unruly trees.
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It sprawls and flops across the political spectrum, and because it deals with law, its existence and use is nuanced.
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The business class lounge at Doha International Airport in Doha, Qatar, sprawls across a whopping two-and-a-half acres.
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The story, which sprawls to tell the story of several young, LGBT New York teenagers, is deeply impactful and heart-wrenching.
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The so-called wildland-urban interface gets bigger as development sprawls outward, and the WUI is where destructive wildfires often start.
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The beach was the victim of a landslide 90 years ago, and the town sprawls instead along the coast's steep cliffs.
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From this Tower, the vast world sprawls out before you, awash in color and life as far as you can see.
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The massive base sprawls for miles in the Qatari desert and is home to around 93,000 American military servicemen and women.
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The automotive industry's manufacturing apparatus sprawls across North America, with supply chains working in concert on both sides of the border.
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It sprawls across a flat coastal plain, crisscrossed by slow-moving bayous, with clay soils that do not easily absorb water.
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" And unlike Chelsea, which sprawls to the far West Side, Andrew Kreps says, TriBeCa "feels like it's part of the city.
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Al Mourjan Business Lounge takes up the entire third floor — and it sprawls across a whopping two-and-a-half acres.
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The exhibition at MAD sprawls over one floor of the museum, with three "habitats" representing different stages of the ongoing project.
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Proulx's narrative sprawls across the northern reaches of the Americas, and tracks a westward expansion fired by the principle of Manifest Destiny.
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Frontier sprawls more widely than Game of Thrones did in its first season, and its clumsy expansiveness comes back to haunt it.
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The Los Angeles metropolitan area sprawls almost 5,000 square miles, inside of which you can catch glimpses of Japan, Iran, even Siberia.
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A makeshift shrine sprawls across the base of an imposing concrete facade — flowers, stuffed animals, deflating balloons, a profusion of glowing candles.
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The cast of characters sprawls out to more than two dozen, the connections ramifying, with deaths and births and marriages and breakups.
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The largest loom is a vast and elaborate contraption that sprawls across two cavernous rooms and is operated with computers and cameras.
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The legal battle sprawls across three civil lawsuits filed against Mr. Schnare by Matthew Hardin, 28, the chairman of Free Market's board.
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The subject of his "Portrait of Hans Frisch," from around 1907, sprawls across a patterned sofa in a tightly buttoned indigo suit.
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Asylum Access said the commute was too far for the Hondurans, a typical obstacle given the city sprawls and has limited transport.
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The film sprawls from the Oklahoma plains to old New York, murkily conveying the passage of time and her rising social status.
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On the northern, eastern, and western sides there is no order at all as the chaotic settlement sprawls farther by the day.
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The site — which sprawls over thousands of colourful acres south of the village of Pilton, in Somerset — looks pretty spectacular from up high.
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Philip Kollar, Polygon The first half of Final Fantasy 15 sprawls, urging players to take it at their own pace and enjoy themselves.
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Analysts, in part, attribute the issues to the low standards and few regulations in the global electronics supply chain that sprawls across China.
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It's excellent news as the summer, the season of nostalgia but also of newness, sprawls out before us, begging to be soundtracked. 1.
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The ambassador will be based at Vidanta Nuevo Vallarta in Riviera Nayarit, just outside Puerto Vallarta, a beach resort that sprawls 2,500 acres.
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Spanberger narrowly defeated Brat, the incumbent, according to The Associated Press, in a district that sprawls from the Richmond suburbs to the countryside.
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The Palms is also home to a restaurant from famed chef Bobby Flay, and a brand new spa which sprawls over three stories.
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But seriously, building cities upward rather than outward can help solve a lot of problems that come with living in our terrible urban sprawls.
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Transported from an orchard, a diseased apple tree Koh has named Eve — the reference to doom here is heavy-handed — sprawls across its length.
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Despite the small number of rooms, the resort still sprawls over eight tropical acres, with all accommodations facing the gorgeous L'Anse aux Epines beach.
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It has a great room that sprawls over more than 1,000 square feet, with high ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows and a stone fireplace.
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Book Koro Sun Resort overwater bungalows starting at $420 per nightFiji's Koro Sun Resort sprawls over 160 acres on the island of Vanua Levu.
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Book Andaz Maui starting at $490 per nightAndaz Maui, a luxury brand from World of Hyatt, sprawls over 15 acres of inviting Mokapu Beach.
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Indonesia has faced criticism from medical workers for a slow start to testing in an archipelago that sprawls wider than the continental United States.
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HOUSTON — This city sprawls over 20143 square miles, an area so big that Chicago, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Detroit could all fit within it simultaneously.
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Working in the Bowery, Abbott made photographs like "Blossom Restaurant," in which a handwritten menu sprawls like graffiti across a restaurant window in 1935.
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One, Representative Roger Marshall, whose district in northern and western Kansas sprawls across half the state, is expected to announce his candidacy on Saturday.
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It sprawls over 240,211 square kilometres (580 square miles) and, but for a few exceptions, its drab, low-rise buildings all look much the same.
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That said, the controversy around loot boxes and in-game purchases sprawls far beyond Battlefront II and it's been an ongoing conversation for some time.
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Getting the show in before the summer was an issue since the Wall Street space, which sprawls over 150,000 square feet, is not air-conditioned.
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As Houston sprawls over the prairies, its residents are reckoning with the likelihood that the city will flood time and again in the decades ahead.
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This show sprawls over the museum's fourth and seventh floors, wrapping much-needed diversity and little jolts of anarchy around the blue-chip Fisher collection.
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Head over to Marco Zero — the central axis from which the rest of Recife sprawls out, and the center of cultural preservation for the city.
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The Tongass sprawls over nearly 17 million acres of spruce- and hemlock-covered islands, rain-drenched coastline and mountains making up most of Alaska's southeastern panhandle.
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Democrats plan to ask Perry, a self-professed climate skeptic, about the future of climate science at the department's lab network that sprawls across the country.
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The rest of the proceedings took place at the Palace of Justice in Caracas, a five-story edifice that sprawls across 1.5 million square feet downtown.
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Though I sometimes found myself lost in the timeline that sprawls from feudal England to modern America, I thought Stoll told a complicated, multicentury story well.
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As the show sprawls further and further from its home base of Winterfell and/or King's Landing, it's having to use more and more storytelling shortcuts.
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The project, coordinated by Brazilian advocacy group Instituto Socioambiental, maps all illegal mines in the Amazon rainforest that sprawls across Brazil, Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia.
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A stalled $2 billion deal would add to a growing list of setbacks at LeEco, his empire that sprawls from video-streaming to smartphones and electric cars.
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The massive estate sprawls over 845 acres with views spanning from Little San Gorgonio to Mount San Jacinto, the San Gabriel Mountains, Salton Sea, and to Catalina.
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It boasts a diverse population of immigrants who work in tony Somerset County, including the township of Bedminster, where the Trump golf club sprawls over 504 acres.
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The site of the concert, the Las Vegas Village and Festival Grounds, operated by MGM Resorts, sprawls over 15 acres and has a capacity of 40,000 people.
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Sandwiched between Dhaka's upscale Gulshan and Banani neighborhoods, Korail - which sprang up in the 1980s - sprawls over some 170 acres of land owned by three government ministries.
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On the map of buzz-worthy tech, artificial intelligence sprawls over a particularly expansive terrain: from digital home assistants to self-driving cars, battlefield tactics to investment guidance.
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Chief O'Toole said that after reports of gunfire, officers arrived at the camp, which sprawls across a highway embankment in the Beacon Hill neighborhood, about 7:20 p.m.
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Created by Exploration Acres, home to the largest annually planted corn maze in northwest Indiana, the maze sprawls across 20 acres, reported first by Indianapolis NBC affiliate WTHR.
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New York City's main jail complex, which sprawls across the island in the East River, lies within her jurisdiction and is at the top of her priority list.
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The city sprawls over roughly 8,500 sq km (3,300 sq miles) of alluvial plain dotted with hills and lakes such as the large East Lake and Tangxun Lake.
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The rebuilt city now sprawls along an 11-mile axis after activities were moved to the periphery, said Aldo Benedetti, an engineering professor at the University of L'Aquila.
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Jones, 37, is almost certain to be the Democrat challenging Representative Will Hurd in the 23rd District, which sprawls from San Antonio to the outskirts of El Paso.
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The dense forest of city names sprawls out in a fan pattern, making unlikely frequency neighbors out of such disparate locations as Tokyo and Daventry, or Tirana and Toulouse.
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Yet where his 117-minute film was light as wedding cake, this series sprawls to ten stodgy episodes: not a night out with the girls, but a hen weekend.
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Trump was campaigning Monday night in Wilkes-Barre, a solidly blue-collar city in a state that sprawls from the Midwestern Rust Belt to the more affluent Atlantic coast.
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Like the groundbreaking (and fictional) Gothic cathedral that rises in the course of his 12th-century-British historical work, the best seller soars, sprawls, and brims with humanity's gargoyles.
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The poorest of France's 22012 mainland departments, Seine-Saint-Denis sprawls east and north from Paris, much of it a drab expanse of grey suburbs, abandoned factories and poverty.
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As featured on an upcoming episode of CNBC's "Secret Lives of the Super Rich, " the estate sprawls over three acres of land, despite its location in a bustling metropolis.
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But even by that standard, the marquee productions of this year's Prototype, the festival of new music-theater that sprawls throughout the city and runs through Sunday, are extreme.
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In another video, from November, a fashionably dressed young woman deliberately sprawls on the street in front of an expensive-looking S.U.V., challenging the driver to run her over.
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Using your wits and whatever small pile of scratch you came to town with, you set out to build a criminal empire that sprawls across the entire Windy City.
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Since 1952, it has been serving a staple of the Iowa culinary landscape: the King Tenderloin, a deep-fried, pounded-thin pork cutlet that sprawls far beyond its hamburger bun.
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The crisis sprawls across Ethiopia, a country of 2000 million people hit by anti-government protests that began in 22002 over land rights before broadening into demonstrations against authoritarian rule.
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One like Tremontaine is almost purely novelistic in its sensibility and voices — it sprawls like a TV season, but you can binge-read it like a particularly long fantasy epic.
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BIALOWIEZA, Poland (Reuters) - Bialowieza Forest sprawls across the border between Poland and Belarus, occupying almost 280 square miles of woodland and providing a home to bison, boars, beavers - and beetles.
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The scenes with Patty and Matt don't yet justify the presence of this entire other subplot in a show that already sprawls so expansively, especially since they're so often trite.
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Five years ago, there were 2002 dairy herds in La Crosse County, where Creamery Creek Holsteins, the farm named for the stream that runs through it, sprawls across 2100,212 acres.
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Today, his gallery — which sprawls over 3,000 square-feet in the heart of South Beach — is as sophisticated and as highly regarded as those in New York or Los Angeles.
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TOURIST DRAW: The city sprawls over roughly 8,500 sq km (3,300 sq miles) of alluvial plain dotted with hills and lakes such as the large East Lake and Tangxun Lake.
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As it sprawls ever farther around the globe, hopping from trend to trend, how can H&M keep track of how the skirts, pants and sweaters it sells are made?
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It sprawls across 139 square miles (two and a half times the size of Miami), a preponderance of which remain blighted and empty, with few near-term prospects for prosperity.
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The city's difficulties were evident during a recent visit to Yujiapu, a financial district in Binhai, which sprawls across a bend in the Hai river to the south of city.
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WASHINGTON — Along the 2,000-mile border with Mexico, which sprawls across four states and nine House districts, a single seat is held by a Republican: Representative Will Hurd of Texas.
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His case now sprawls across multiple states and countries and has so far involved 30 defendants — including a popular Jamaican disc jockey — five federal indictments, and nine extraditions from Jamaica.
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Real estate in Mumbai is among the most expensive in the world, and residents of Dharavi have been resisting attempts to develop the slum, which sprawls over 240 hectares (590 acres).
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Two weekends ago at UFC 199, it looked like that career made of right hands, sprawls, and fan adoration might have finally found its end two months before his 46th birthday.
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I'll never know where this album stands or sprawls in Perry's oeuvre, But I do know that it will now replace 2004's Panic in Babylon as my go-to Upsetter.
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To those familiar with the modern Guanabara Bay, around which sprawls the city of Rio de Janeiro, this description of the region by Herman Melville must seem like a surrealist fantasy.
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Orangi is widely cited as Asia's largest slum and sprawls over 8,000 acres - the equivalent of about 4,500 Wembley football pitches - in the port city of Karachi in northwestern Sindh province.
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The Colombian city of Medellín sprawls up the side of the Andes mountains, and it came up with an inventive public transport solution to help its citizens get around: cable cars.
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She said she had been abused as a teenager by a priest from her family's parish in the Catholic Diocese of Rockville Centre, which sprawls over the suburbs of Long Island.
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Signal equipment dating to the Great Depression wreaks havoc across the system, which sprawls across 573 miles of track and 472 stations — the most stations of any subway in the world.
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The reddish-brown mass of four unevenly sized lobes sprawls like a beached sea lion across the upper right side of the abdominal cavity, beneath the diaphragm and atop the stomach.
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An immersive spectacle that sprawls over three hours and several spaces at 3LD Art & Technology Center, James Scruggs's "3/Fifths" doesn't have many moments that pierce the heart like that one.
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The two-and-a-half-acre business class lounge sprawls across a third-floor sanctuary with two restaurants, a reflection pool, a game room, business center, showers, and quiet sleeping areas.
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The seventh-largest city in the country by population, San Antonio sprawls across 465 square miles of craggy terrain of mesquite trees and cactuses, giving it an unpretentious, small-town feel.
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For the 15 years that preceded his death, Purifoy worked daily in the desert heat constructing the art that sprawls across the 10-acres of desert in which he lived and worked.
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Eighteenth-century terra-cotta angels in silk robes deck the tree's boughs, and an elaborate crèche re-creating the bustle of life in the port city of Naples sprawls at its base.
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Charles M. Blow The movie "Free State of Jones" certainly doesn't lack in ambition — it sprawls so that it feels like several films stitched together — but I still found it woefully lacking.
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Signal equipment dating to the Great Depression repeatedly wreaks havoc across the system, which sprawls across 665 miles of track and 472 stations — the most stations of any subway in the world.
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Book Ritz-Carlton Kapalua starting at $569 per nightFor those accustomed to ultra-luxury, the five-star Ritz-Carlton, Kapalua sprawls over 54 acres and features direct access to D.T. Fleming Beach.
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In its place is a shiny new ride that looks as if it was plucked from the fields in nearby Jackson, where the Six Flags Great Adventure theme park sprawls for acres.
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Upgrades include a $175 million overhaul of the George R. Brown Convention Center, which sprawls across the equivalent of 11 city blocks in east downtown and has design elements resembling a ship.
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This year, 167,000 people are expected to attend an event that sprawls across downtown San Diego and focuses on what it calls the "popular arts" — television shows, movies, video games and comics.
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Across the street sprawls Bay Plaza, a shopping center developed separately from Co-op City with dozens of businesses, like a Bob's Discount Furniture, a Stop & Shop and a 210-screen movie theater.
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At a migrant squatter tent camp that sprawls across an abandoned parking lot behind the Tiburtina train station in Rome&aposs working class outskirts, the promised expulsion crackdown prompted bewilderment and even disbelief.
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Houston is flat and low-lying; its long-standing opposition to zoning has encouraged development that sprawls over an area larger than several states and pays little heed to the need for drainage.
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Iraqi forces will also need to secure the Gozhlani military complex, which includes barracks and training grounds and sprawls across the area between the airport and the end of the Baghdad-Mosul highway.
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Human activities, such as mining and manufacturing, waste from livestock, industry and urban sprawls, and pesticides and fertilisers are the main pollutants contaminating some 5 million locations globally, said environmental scientist Ravi Naidu.
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Manhattan. Trinity Church's cemetery in Hamilton Heights, which sprawls on either side of Broadway and bills itself as "the only active cemetery and mausoleum" in the borough, no longer accommodates in-ground burials.
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It sprawls throughout the denuded second floor of Lever House, the ever-elegant International Style gem designed by Gordon Bunshaft and Natalie de Blois (for Skidmore, Owings and Merrill) and completed in 21929.
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None are more imposing than the Palais de Justice, or central courthouse, a ghastly mash-up of Baroque, classical and Assyrian motifs that sprawls over more than six acres of the capital's heart.
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The Baha Mar's two 803-storey blocks and its 280,23 rooms stand empty; the Jack Nicklaus "signature" golf course is deserted; in the casino, which sprawls across two acres, the slot machines are silent.
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The forest is a UNESCO World Heritage site that sprawls across the border between Poland and Belarus, occupying almost 580 square miles of woodland and providing home to rare European wood bison among others.
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If you've spent any time counting the exits on a New Jersey highway, chances are you've passed through LoBo Land, a district that sprawls across just under 40 percent of New Jersey's land mass.
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Much of Britain's receding status comes from its decision to abandon Europe — Brexit, in the parlance — and to remove itself from a realm of some 500 million people that sprawls from Ireland to Greece.
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Plans to install a UPP, or Police Pacification Unit, in Maré, one of Rio's biggest and most violent favelas which sprawls along the main thoroughfare to the city's international airport, have also been shelved.
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When my dog, Sonny, sprawls on the floor, I will massage the soft flesh of her belly and tell her how I'd like to eat her stomach with a spoon because it's like pudding.
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Now the sixth largest county in America, with over 20163 million residents, it sprawls from breezy beachfront mansions in Newport Beach and Laguna Niguel to gritty working-class neighborhoods in Santa Ana and Fullerton.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The 20th century radically altered the environment of cities, whether it was the sprawls of asphalt parking lots, or the human-enabled spread of the ornamental palm tree.
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The Bialowieza Forest is a UNESCO World Heritage site that sprawls across the border between Poland and Belarus, occupying almost 580 square miles of woodland and providing home to rare European wood bison among others.
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One of Sessions's biggest jobs as attorney general will be guiding the massive network of federal prosecutors, which sprawls all across the US. In that role, Sessions could try to double down on mass incarceration.
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Running this year from May 22 to June 24, the event sprawls from Lincoln Center to Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and includes a wide range of artists and ensembles playing an explosion of new and recent music.
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The Monk's Community Forest, established in 2002 by Bun Saluth, chief monk at Samroang pagoda, sprawls over 71 square miles in the country's northwest, on what was once a bloody battlefield under the Khmer Rouge.
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Isolated post-election violence in the country of 80 million people that sprawls across central Africa, has many fearing a return to the kind of conflict and upheaval that has killed millions since the 1990s.
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But the contest sprawls far beyond their numbers, bringing in unions and lobbyists as well as a coterie of high-paid consultants each of whom has been active for months in trying to shape opinion.
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The multipronged investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election — and the possible collusion of Trump campaign associates in that interference — now sprawls from the F.B.I. to at least three committees and subcommittees in Congress.
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St. Petersburg sprawls across a series of islands in the Neva river delta, where Czar Peter the Great ordered the city to be built as a "window on Europe" for Russia just over 300 years ago.
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The Oakland singer sprawls casually across an overstuffed velvet chaise, taking hits from a j in a satin gown like a tatted up Olympia; you half expect someone to come over and start feeding her grapes.
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And just as prior episodes of Planet Earth II provided uncommonly beautiful, wide-angle views of animal habitats, "Cities" does the same for human habitats, presenting our urban sprawls with a high-resolution attention to detail.
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Underneath a bridge that connects the Nigerian mainland to Lagos's islands, the slum of Makoko sprawls out into the lagoon—the houses at the edge are built on stilts in the water on foundations of rubbish.
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In a news conference in Mathura on Friday, S. Javeed Ahmad, the police chief of Uttar Pradesh, said the police surrounded the garden, Jawahar Bagh, which sprawls over more than 200 acres, at about 5 p.m.
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The Italian theme sprawls over 40,000 square feet on three floors, where the emphasis is on eating, not shopping, though there are some retail components among the 270 different areas laid out in an open plan.
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About 855,000 Rohingya Muslims, who fled a wave of genocidal violence in neighboring Myanmar in late 2017, live in massive sprawls of overcrowded and makeshift shelters on uneven terrain, divided for administrative purposes into 34 camps.
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The original Vector 90 sprawls over two stories of brick and exposed wood beams, with Hussle's rap lyrics rising up its central staircase; it reopened in June after it closed in the wake of Hussle's shooting.
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The original Vector 90 sprawls over two stories of brick and exposed wood beams, with Hussle's rap lyrics rising up its central staircase; it reopened in June after it closed in the wake of Hussle's shooting.
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A conversation where Fisher sprawls on the bed with one of her oldest friends, actor-director-producer Griffin Dunne, is so startlingly intimate and silly that it feels like it could have been a film in itself.
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Locals and wildcatters dug hundreds of shafts and open pits in the mountains of what became known as the Spruce Pine Mining District, a swath of land 25 miles by 10 miles that sprawls over three counties.
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On Saturday, China declared that an area that sprawls across three local counties will someday become Xiongan New Area, a gleaming economic powerhouse reminiscent of earlier developments that helped put China's economy on its fast-growth trajectory.
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In Arizona, Grand Canyon National Park sprawls 1,900 square miles, known for towering canyons with peaks and cliffs providing immense views, from Mather Point to Yavapai Observation Station, herds of bison and camping under a starry sky.
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It sits on the upper edge of the Cajun Prairie, a plain of humid farmland flecked with palmettos, crawfish ponds and live oak that sprawls north from the marshy cane fields nearer to the Gulf of Mexico.
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Bob Chapek, the chairman of Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, hinted last November that major changes were coming to Epcot, which sprawls across 245 acres as part of the four-park Disney World complex near Orlando, Fla.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads TEHRAN — My first impression of the Iranian capital is one of vagueness in a difficult topography, as the city sprawls in all directions and stands at different elevations surrounded by mountains.
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Mr. Yuldashev, a former math teacher and Communist Party member, emerged as a leader of the broad Islamic revival that flourished in the 1990s in the Fergana Valley, which sprawls across eastern Uzbekistan, southern Kyrgyzstan and northern Tajikistan.
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"Sadly these neighborhoods have been turned into ghettos," Lefebvre of the SGP police union said, saying police were not sufficiently trained or equipped to deal with life in the gritty high-rise housing sprawls in the region ringing Paris.
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Since Trump's inauguration, Don Jr. and Eric have been responsible for the Trump Organization, which sprawls across more than 30 countries, about 500 business entitles, and according to Trump generated about $20163 billion in revenue before he took office.
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Content recommendation ad networks such as Outbrain and Taboola, whose clicky content sprawls across the web, say they found no evidence that Russian ads or other forms of election tampering took place on their platforms during the 2016 election.
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The shipping terminal in Elizabeth, New Jersey—one of the 76 that make up the port-operations division of Maersk known as APM Terminals—sprawls out into Newark Bay on a man-made peninsula covering a full square mile.
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At a nursing home, May (Lucy Taylor), a brittle middle-class white woman, hovers over her barely verbal elderly mother, Merry (Marceline Hugot), while her adolescent daughter, Miriam (Ismenia Mendes), sprawls sullenly in a chair, looking at her phone.
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Metropolitan areas with vast sprawls like Orlando, Phoenix and Cleveland are growing faster than high-density areas like downtown New York and Washington D.C. In reality, three-quarters of the people living in urbanized areas live in the suburbs.
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They flourish in the sea of hungry people: spicy jambalaya overflows from flimsy white plastic bowls; thick chicken and andouille gumbo sprawls on beds of white rice; newspapers normally splattered with political nonsense are more aptly covered in crawfish.
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Located in the rice-growing district of Niigata prefecture, the event sprawls across 200 villages, forcing artists to "have no choice but to create their artworks on someone else's land, requiring interaction with locals," said the festival's official website.
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The current group exhibition that sprawls from Gansevoort Street to West 30th Street on the elevated park embraces this strange space between the natural and the human made, with work by an international mix of artists that treads this uncanny line.
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The rhino-horn supply-chain sprawls from South Africa, home to nearly three-quarters of the world's rhinos, to Asia, and in particular to Vietnam, where rhino horn is coveted as medicine, prescribed for fevers, alcohol dependency and even cancer.
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The Givat Shaul cemetery, which sprawls across a hilltop on the northwestern edge of the city, contains more than 203,000 burial spots, and nearly every one is full, marked with a carved headstone and adorned with flowers and memorial candles.
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And given the staggering size of the Facebook messaging empire, which globally sprawls to 2.5BN+ humans, user resistance to centralized manipulation via having their buttons pushed to increase cross-platform engagement across Facebook's business may be futile without regulatory intervention.
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But that appeared premature on Sunday, as the operation resumed to secure the air base in northwestern Punjab state that sprawls across an estimated 14 square km and lies just 25 km (16 miles) from the border with historic rival Pakistan.
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Walking to the stadium from the direction of the local high street, one has to cross the green expanse of Enfield playing fields, a mish-mash of football and rugby pitches that sprawls out behind a facade of semi-detached houses.
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The resulting story sprawls at times, diverted by an unnecessary subplot about a nudist family visiting the island, but when Ragnar turns from an eccentric patriarch into a proper villain, the book hits its stride, with intergenerational conflict and anger spiking.
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These fictional sprawls and the many others they inspired not only imagine the impressive form that such a huge unnatural dwelling would take, but also broach the important issues that come with it, especially the rich-poor divide, pollution, and overcrowding.
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The central area of the festival is the Harbin Ice and Snow World, which sprawls over 750,000 square meters and is comprised of 180,000 cubic meters of ice cut by local farmers from the nearby Songhua River according to CNN.
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The show, held every two years, sprawls across two sites — one a columned pavilion in a public park, the Giardini, the other a set of former shipbuilding workshops in the Arsenale — and pulls together work by a huge number of artists.
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In "Dark Bathroom," a doll-size corpse sprawls in a bathtub, and an empty bottle lies open on the carpet; in "Attic," a gray-haired woman, in stockings Lee knitted with pins, hangs from the rafters beside an overturned chair.
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But Kirsten Childs's "Bella: An American Tall Tale," a musical about the eventful travels of a wide-eyed beauty in the 1870s, sprawls in so many directions — with changes in tone to match (or mismatch) — that it collapses into inertia.
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The seven-story residence at 153 East 71st Street, between Fifth and Madison Avenues, sprawls across 21,000 square feet and has five bathrooms, a two-story reception room and many bedrooms, including three three-room suites on the fourth floor.
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CreditCreditAndrew Testa for The New York Times LONDON — Up an alley, beyond some hoarding, through what can feel like Harry Potter's secret portal, the underworld of an unfinished Crossrail station sprawls beneath the traffic and commotion of Tottenham Court Road.
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From one perspective, Neeson's story reeks of a kind of white male privilege that sprawls from Western European pubs where he lay in wait years ago hoping to stoke racial conflict all the way to the White House in 2019.
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The singer, who considers himself "infinite" (but who the Internet suggests is 33 years old), sprawls out on a couch wearing a shirt that reads "Miracle"; he kicks off exactly one shoe, like he's ready to get comfortable but not too comfortable.
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In the Miami Design District, a large complex of upscale designer boutiques that's been developed over the last few years (and where Watches & Wonders will be held), Hermès has a 13,500-square-foot triplex space and Louis Vuitton's store sprawls over four floors.
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Cottage cheese fell out of favor, and now spends its days hanging out in stodgy pint containers near the sour cream, while yogurt sprawls out across acres of the dairy case, dressed up in cute little tubes, flip tops and French glass jars.
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Meanwhile, the Republican coalition sprawls across populist, libertarian and social conservative terrain; it's less consistent and unified (and hard-pressed to come up with a governing agenda), but that very inconsistency can be a strength when it comes to winning battleground elections.
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The classical music season sprawls over centuries and the entire globe, a dizzying array of performances that manages to include both multimillion-dollar productions in front of 4,000 spectators at the Metropolitan Opera and intimate electronic experiments at Issue Project Room in Brooklyn.
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Behind them sprawls an enormous dust parking lot, empty except for some twentysomethings practicing "Naruto running" beneath the floodlights, off-leash dogs uneasy with the bass levels, and people coming and going from the PortaPotties that probably outnumber the permanent residents of Rachel.
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But the geography of Amazon is strange: more than 150 million square feet of warehouses, distribution centers, and sortation depots located mostly in exurban sprawls and industrial zones, out of sight of the millions of customers who receive its goods on their doorstep.
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" Reviewing it in The New York Times in 1979, John S. Wilson described her as "primarily a comedienne, shooting out one-liners as she sprawls over a piano and shouting out a few lines of song in a husky, gravel-edged voice.
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These make up just part of the 100-artist fair organized by the nonprofit 4heads in partnership with the Trust for Governors Island and the National Park Service; more artwork sprawls throughout the historic homes on Colonels' Row and the subterranean tunnels of Fort Jay.
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It beams out of her as she sprawls on the lawn, murmuring in baby talk to Toulouse, her rescue beagle-chihuahua, and it suffuses the way she vogues out of the house into the yard, spinning and twirling in a frilly gray tulle dress.
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The sustainability tab won't tell you that Jinnat sprawls over seven floors, each the size of a football field, or that employees perch in front of whirring sewing machines making white cotton T-shirts, monitoring 337 high-tech embroidery appliances and snipping at stray threads.
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"The Brutal Telling" shows Carr to one side, painting at an easel, while a bearded man sprawls in a drunken posture on a comfortable chair in the center of the picture plane, one hand clutching a cigar, the other reaching out to fondle Carr's buttocks.
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Where Nightcrawler felt viciously propulsive and focused on Gyllenhaal, his escalating crimes, and his laser-intent interest in power, Buzzsaw sprawls, with no clear focal point early on, and a too-obvious focal point once Dease's superpowered revenge kicks into gear and the bodies start piling up.
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The 81-year-old painter and sculptor is represented via several works in the exhibition, from his diaristic mixed-media Dafatir (Arabic for notebooks) to his monumental, "Guernica"-style painting "Mission of Destruction" (2004-2007), which sprawls over a large section of the museum's third floor.
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His art collection sprawls across nearly every room of the house and includes spur-of-the-moment purchases made at small galleries, Buddhist sculptures obtained on sojourns through Asia, and works acquired in swaps or at friendly prices from artists, sculptors and photographers he has met.
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During his time representing New York's 19th Congressional District, which extends across the Hudson Valley and sprawls out toward central New York, Mr. Gibson found points of agreement with Democrats on issues like gay rights and the environment while maintaining a conservative position on gun rights.
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But for its inaugural exhibitions, Poster House has chosen a safe crowd-pleaser; Alphonse Mucha: Art Nouveau/Nouvelle Femme, which sprawls over two of the museum's galleries, is dedicated to the legacy of Art Nouveau poster designer Alphonse Mucha — arguably the most famous poster designer in history.
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In his Topps card from that year, the Quebecois reliever is photographed with his eyes cast upwards through horn-rimmed glasses the size of cruise-ship portholes, as if watching his catcher assess a harmless foul pop; an empty ballpark sprawls behind him, sun-bleached and vacant.
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Every planet its heroes visit has a story of its own, every alien species has a unique culture to explore, and every revealed tidbit about its galaxy's mystical reliance on the Force is another piece of a puzzle that sprawls out for light years in every direction.
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Nonas's monumental installation, "Single Artificer" (2016), part of the exhibition The Man in the Empty Space, sprawls across the floor of the museum's Building 5, consisting of railroad ties arranged in a bending curve, filling the long gallery with what appears to be a segment of a railroad line.
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Around that same time, sociologist William H. Whyte was studying the interactions with public spaces, and his research prompted another amendment in 1975 that set new standards for the "bonus plazas" that would make them more useable by the public, rather than just sprawls of concrete with lonely benches.
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The Last Jedi sprawls out over a 152-minute runtime that introduces new characters, including visually soft but emotionally steely Resistance leader Vice Admiral Amilyn Holdo (Laura Dern), sweet but not very useful Resistance techie Rose Tico (Kelly Marie Tran), and drawling scoundrel hacker DJ (Benicio Del Toro).
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"Michael Jackson: On the Wall," curated by Nicholas Cullinan, sprawls without feeling bloated, occupying 14 rooms and bringing together the work of 48 artists across numerous media, from Andy Warhol's instantly recognizable silk-screen prints and grainy black-and-white snapshots, to a vast oil painting by Kehinde Wiley.
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This lobby lounge, in the Company Building, which is home to a collection of tech start-ups, sprawls over 8,500 square feet, with cushy booths and tables, a 63-foot bar, and an arched, tiled ceiling to echo the Guastavino installation across the street in Grand Central Terminal.
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This time, it will have garden seating, but the menu, which sprawls from Mexico (guacamole) to Cuba (ropa vieja) and beyond, with stops in Costa Rica, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela and even Spain (seafood paella), remains pretty much the same in the hands of the executive chef, Giovanni Ventura.
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WATCH HILL, R.I. — You can't miss High Watch, a rambling, white clapboard 1920s "cottage" that sprawls atop the bluff that gives this town its name, just before the inflection point, as Nate McBride, a local architect, put it, of the Long Island Sound as it flows into the Atlantic Ocean.
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CreditCreditUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees The world's largest refugee camp, a temporary home to more than half a million people that sprawls precariously across barren hills in southeastern Bangladesh, faces a looming disaster as early as April when the first storms of the monsoon season hit, aid workers warn.
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These moves have helped Mr. Veliz in his mission to mainstream tamales (and keep the business afloat), though no novelty can improve on his simplest items, like a rajas tamal, filled with a thick slab of queso blanco that softens and sprawls beneath a mix of sautéed jalapeños, tomatoes and onions.
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If you have one fighter fail on a takedown attempt, he has his hands on the mat, and his opponent sprawls out and starts throwing knees toward his head, how does that differ from when two upright opponents are clinched, pulling on each other's heads and throwing knees to each other's face?
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Post's pad is in a super secluded area outside Salt Lake City, and the property sprawls over 6.75 acres of natural beauty, with breathtaking views of the canyons, mountains and city skyline ... best seen from the expansive pool deck in the backyard, and through the floor to ceiling windows covering the home.
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According to an agreement signed between the American and Japanese governments, the new base would replace the Marine Corps Air Station Futenma that sprawls across about 1,100 acres in the center of the city of Ginowan on the southern half of the island, which is about 650 miles south of the Japanese mainland.
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We met at his office in the baroque chancellery—part of the archipelago of grand Habsburg ministries and residences that sprawls across central Vienna—and discussed Austria's current moment of flux, the collapse of the grand coalition, his "Plan A" for the country and his refusal to rule out a coalition with the FPÖ.
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Tarantino's filmography now sprawls over three decades, starting with work that was key to shaping the tone (in ways both great and terrible) of '21969s indie cinema, and stretching all the way to Once Upon a Time, a studio feature about a middle-aged male friendship that's a wild outlier on a summer schedule of franchise installments and remakes.
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The retrospective will surely provide a valuable history lesson to young artists; it sprawls across four whole floors of the New Museum's Bowery home, and includes most of Mr. Haacke's important works, from early environmental pieces to his recent monument, for London's Trafalgar Square, of a skeletal horse with a stock ticker tied to one leg.
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The album's first two tracks form a representative sample of its mood: "Mzwandile" is a polyrhythmic chant that sprawls past 13 minutes, in a spirit of fervent supplication; "Joyous" takes a calmer and more centered approach, with Mr. Hutchings bringing a sinuous care to his delivery of the melody, and Mr. Mlangeni playing a crisp, hard-boppish solo.
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O17 Starting this year, the ambitious Opera Philadelphia is concentrating its offerings in this season-opening festival, which sprawls across that city and includes three premieres: "Elizabeth Cree" (created by Kevin Puts and Mark Campbell), "We Shall Not Be Moved" (Daniel Bernard Roumain, Marc Bamuthi Joseph and Bill T. Jones) and "The Wake World" (David Hertzberg).
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Today, the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, which sprawls across two counties, is still involved with nuclear weaponry, but its supercomputer, one of the world's most powerful, and its hundreds of scientists help drive a broad array of research in energy, materials science, 240-D manufacturing, robotics, physics, cybersecurity and nuclear medicine — research it now actively shares with the surrounding Appalachian communities to spawn new industries and jobs.
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His career sprawls across decades before and after that, and continues still—he presides over a rather startlingly vast multi-platform empire today, which includes a daily radio show that's on 300 stations in the United States and Canada, a weekly television show that's on 174 stations, and a podcast that he does with his wife and her adult son from a previous marriage.
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Arts | Westchester There's something magical about Sing Sing, the maximum-security prison that sprawls over 6000 acres on a bank of the Hudson River where it widens north of the Tappan Zee Bridge — if the word magical can be used to describe a place that in the late 6008th century pioneered the use of the electric chair and that today houses about 22002,183 inmates, many of them convicted of rape or murder.
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Other works are simply strange, like the well-known "Sunny Morning—Eight Legs" (1997), on loan from The Art Institute of Chicago, in which David Dawson, Freud's longtime assistant and an artist in his own right (who curated the current exhibition), sprawls naked on a bed (or a platform done up like one), embracing a sleeping whippet named Pluto, while a pair of legs (also Dawson's) is glimpsed on the floor beneath the sheets.
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Mr. Trump's belief that an interview would bring the investigation to a swift end ignores several realities: that the investigation sprawls into areas well beyond his behavior; the possibility that Justice Department officials will hand over the results of the investigation to lawmakers to decide whether to proceed, thus prolonging the inquiry; and the lack of any public indication from the special counsel about how much work he has ahead of him.
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With the opening of Bouillon Pigalle last November, occupying a former bar-restaurant called La Maison Pigalle that sprawls across 6,400-plus square feet, the restaurateurs Guillaume and Pierre Moussié are reviving the format for a new generation, but sticking to the spirit of the original: 320 seats, paper place settings, less showy tableware, local event posters doubling as décor; a multigenerational crowd; and reasonable prices — not to mention nonstop service from noon to midnight.
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