Ronnie Pickering is the main one that springs to mind.
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When you think of a "virgin," who springs to mind?
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Think about where you live – what monument springs to mind?
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No other monument springs to mind quicker than the Taj Mahal.
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His loss to the much-smaller Gunnar Nelson springs to mind.
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When you think of Kate Moss' style, what springs to mind?
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One that particularly springs to mind is "Spinning Wheels" by White Wives.
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An adage about the inevitable fate of good deeds springs to mind.
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What immediately springs to mind when you think about a "music festival"?
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There is one potentially useful application that springs to mind, however: augmented reality.
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He's more interested in tweeting out the latest insult that [springs to mind].
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After watching this first-look trailer, just one word springs to mind: hype.
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Do you have a particular memory of Arsene Wenger that springs to mind?
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When people think of found footage movies, one title usually springs to mind.
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One which springs to mind immediately is the sport / league of X-arm.
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Driven When talk turns to high performance in cars, Lexus seldom springs to mind.
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The disease that springs to mind from outbreaks during that time is bubonic plague.
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I'm not someone who instantly springs to mind as a judge of literary fiction.
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When you hear the name GE, the last thing that springs to mind is condiments.
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When you think of online security, hopefully by now two-factor authentication springs to mind.
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When people hear the name "Dick Van Dyke," what do you hope springs to mind?
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So here's a question: what author springs to mind when you read the word "evolution"?
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Brokeback Mountain, of course, springs to mind, as does A Single Man (2009), and Carol (2015).
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It's an improvement over earlier attempts at a dual-screen phone — Kyocera's Echo springs to mind.
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One that springs to mind is Lutz Bacher's "FIRE" (2016), an enormous firetruck print on plywood.
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When you hear the phrase "beauty industry influencer," a list of names probably instantly springs to mind.
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When you think of Silicon Valley, "sisterhood" is probably not the first term that springs to mind.
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Conservatives have proven adept at building new media forms in the past — talk radio springs to mind.
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Two mellifluous syllables and her face springs to mind: the fierce, open gaze, those striking full eyebrows.
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Harry* is not the kind of person who springs to mind when you picture a drug mule.
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There are exceptions of course — Kanye West springs to mind — but they aren't applauded for their divaness.
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Trump can form an attack line against Clinton out of pretty much anything that springs to mind.
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The prospect of developing a message against him springs to mind the question: how hard could that be?
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The only villain that springs to mind for me is Captain Hook in the Disney cartoons of my childhood.
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The example that first springs to mind is James S.A. Corey's Expanse series, which depicts a system-wide civilization.
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THINK of "The Jungle Book", and Mowgli and Baloo swinging to the cheery "Bare Necessities" inevitably springs to mind.
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There were all these vloggers — the Amazing Atheist springs to mind — who would just rant and rant about Anita Sarkeesian.
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Let's face it, Electric Wizard aren't exactly the first band that springs to mind when it comes to speed—or brevity.
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Think streaming music, and the first name that springs to mind is probably Spotify—but there are some great alternatives out there.
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The wealthy former boss of carmakers Nissan and Renault is not the first name that springs to mind when discussing human rights.
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Look closely and you will even find touches of whimsy, not a characteristic that springs to mind when talking about the Port Authority.
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It's certainly possible to portray the appalling and horrific nature of Nazi violence without sensationalism; Roman Polanski's The Pianist instantly springs to mind.
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If I ask you to think about the impact of the Internet and 24-hour cable news on our politics, what springs to mind?
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Music supervisor, orchestrator and arranger What springs to mind are "Make You Feel My Love" by Adele and "All Along the Watchtower" by Jimi Hendrix.
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The lessons are so treacly, and their delivery method so single-minded, that the Valley Girl phrase "gag me with a spoon" springs to mind.
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Finally, when you think of this finale and the way this season closed out, what's the one word or thought, or image that springs to mind?
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Lystable is another that springs to mind, though unlike Pilot, Lystable is just making the platform — not seeking to operate a contractor marketplace of its own.
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The one that springs to mind is Marcus Licinius Crassus, one of the wealthiest man in the history of Rome; he made his fortune through property speculation.
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These details all work to make Game of Thrones feel more relevant, and more significant, than just about any other speculative genre series that springs to mind.
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When you think "Taxi Driver," an image of New York City in the 1970s springs to mind—a dark, depraved city heaving with sleazy decadence and undeniable allure.
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Martha Rosler's photomontage, "Vacation Getaway, Goodbye to All That" (1971) — in which a luxury interior is contrasted against a scene from the Vietnam War — immediately springs to mind.
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The Match Up Looking at this fight from the Gustafsson side of the cage, one idea springs to mind: this is the fight the jab was invented for.
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A Good Appetite When it comes to choosing a large hunk of meat for a festive dinner, butterflied leg of lamb is not generally what springs to mind.
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The quotidian catalogue that springs to mind—cooking, cleaning, sex, song—gives way to an awareness that such normalcy could exist, was made to exist, amid such evil.
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One situation that springs to mind is the individual who began driving for Uber last year, six months before intentionally plowing into a busy bike path in New York.
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It's an abrupt transition; the area is the unpolished opposite to the glamorous, glossy image that springs to mind when thinking of this part of the United Arab Emirates.
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That struck a viewer at Vanessa Seward's unostentatious, pretty show (though unostentatious is not always the word that springs to mind when a metallic gold jumpsuit comes galloping out).
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When it comes to burgeoning electronic music scenes, Moscow isn't usually one of the first cities that springs to mind, but Kedr Livanskiy is on a mission to change that.
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Sure, there were big brand names on display, but aside from a select few (Versace, as worn by Priyanka Chopra and Ariana Grande, springs to mind) they were pretty much unrecognizable.
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For many people, the image of Biden that most readily springs to mind is the one of Diamond Joe, shirtless and grinning, washing his Trans Am in the White House driveway.
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It's a point that quickly springs to mind when considering one key factor; since arriving we have only felt safe, experienced nothing but warm welcomes, and witnessed preconceptions vanish into the ether.
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Dick Cheney springs to mind, for instance, as a vice president who so thoroughly inserted himself into the policymaking process that his enemies accused him of puppeteering a clueless commander-in-chief.
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In the ring Zambia isn't a country that instantly springs to mind when you think of boxing, unlike Cuba, USA and the UK. However, the popularity of the sport is growing fast.
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Alexa can read you recipes, play audio news shows, tell you the score, look up local businesses, check the weather, and complete just about any other basic task that springs to mind.
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While it is undoubtedly useful for growing your "professional network" and heavily used by recruiters across multiple industries worldwide, it isn't necessary the first place that springs to mind for exploring new roles.
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While another example of liberating data that immediately springs to mind is a company like Xenta, which asks companies to upload their freight quotes in return for getting better price comparisons and intelligence.
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In conclusion: this veers towards "This Is What You Came For" territory—a calculated success, yes, but will Calvin Harris name be the first one that springs to mind when you hear it?
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There's been a bevy of these comedies released in the past decade or so, some of them better than this one (2018's Game Night springs to mind, or 2010's Date Night).
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Yet with that prospect seeming as elusive as ever, says Kim Jolliffe, a Myanmar-watcher in neighbouring Thailand, the parallel to their situation that most readily springs to mind is that of the Palestinians.
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That's the English word that unavoidably springs to mind when handling a novel by Lars Kepler, the pen name of the Swedish husband-and-wife writing team of Alexandra Coelho Ahndoril and Alexander Ahndoril.
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Tonally, Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children hovers somewhere between Burton's signature territory — grotesque horror, awkward campy humor, gross-out set pieces (a plate full of eyeballs springs to mind) — and straight-up adventure.
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Jeez. George Saunders springs to mind as a writer who is able to wring great humor, pathos and interest out of the seemingly mundane peccadilloes in the life of a human male with foibles galore.
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When you think of Madison Square today, what springs to mind are recent staples like Shake Shack and Eataly, and immortal landmarks like the Flatiron Building and the clock tower of the Metropolitan Life building.
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Magic realism is a literary genre that springs to mind when thinking about what to relate to the structure of these stories, while the spare quality of the installation aesthetic is almost minimalist in nature.
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And other houses that were once the go-to brand of executive women everywhere have evolved in different directions (Jil Sander springs to mind), and other designers have stepped up to fill in the gap.
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Japan is one that springs to mind since it has counted Rakuten, the country's dominant e-commerce service, as an investor since 2015, while the taxi market is one of the most lucrative in the world.
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When you think of North Korea, the first thing that springs to mind is probably not a well-featured tablet PC. But that's just what researchers at the Chaos Communication Congress hacking festival revealed on Tuesday.
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This longstanding effort has had its failures — North Korea springs to mind — but has mostly worked pretty well: Only a handful of countries have nuclear weapons, and several are stable and responsible nations like France and Britain.
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In a world where the phrase "oh god, not another app" often springs to mind, along with "Yeah, yeah, I'm sure you want to make a world a better place" TraffickCam is a blast of icy-fresh air.
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However, one of the first phrases that springs to mind when Wayne and weed are involved is not his at all: It's Future's hook on "Love Me," which, even by the standards of Future hooks, is incredibly memorable.
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Western directors are still adapting them for the screen or stage—though in doing so, many manage to strip the source material of their distinctly Russian feel (the BBC's recent version of "War and Peace" springs to mind).
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In the past 20 years or so, some literary writers have used it (Edward P. Jones's Pulitzer Prize-winning "The Known World" springs to mind), but a slew of recent novels suggest that omniscience is making a comeback.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For most people, the image that springs to mind at the mention of an iconic New Yorker is a fast-walking, monochrome-wearing, straight-talking type, busy with a day of frenetic activity.
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She defined it as "that moment when the sun starts peeking through the darkest storm clouds, creating the most beautiful rainbow"—which might sound cheesy or obvious written down, but it's that exact imagery which immediately springs to mind.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — It is fair to say Sebastiano del Piombo is not the first name that springs to mind when thinking of High Renaissance Italy — specifically the artistic hub of Rome during the early 14976th century.
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So he argues many other companies that are also seeking to provide location-powered services — Teralytics is one that springs to mind (and which is also working with carriers), or Nauta-backed Geoblink — could also be customers rather than direct competitors.
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The first competitor that springs to mind is that other all-electric luxury sedan, the Tesla Model S. The Air is significantly less expensive than the Model S 60, especially at the base level, where the Model S starts around $80,000.
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It's still rare to find American films that treat men, especially in rural or working-class areas, as emotionally complex; the other great one that springs to mind is Jeff Nichols's exploration of masculine anxiety and dread in Take Shelter.
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Looking at Assange's indictment and the Mueller report together -- both of which deal with incidents of hacking -- one question springs to mind: Why was Assange indicted while no one from the Trump campaign faces similar legal jeopardy for welcoming Russian election interference?
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There are other options out there (Snapchat springs to mind, and Dropbox lets you share file and folder links with an expiry date), but these are the apps and plug-ins that have caught our eye that might be just as useful.
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THINK OF THE upper echelons of the money-management business, and the image that springs to mind is of fusty private banks in Geneva or London's Mayfair, with marble lobbies and fake country-house meeting-rooms designed to make their super-rich clients feel at home.
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We've watched this play out in a dozen different iterations over and over again: Ghost in the Shell (and Scarlett Johansson's casting as a Japanese cyborg) springs to mind most readily, but before that, there was Emma Stone as a quarter-Chinese, quarter-Hawaiian character in Aloha.
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When someone asks you to picture a fantasy world, what often springs to mind is something like the works of J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings or George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire series, with all the trappings of a pastoral England or medieval Europe.
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Where "The Daughter of Dawn" interprets Native American culture according to the precepts of 19th-century American melodrama, "The Return" simultaneously embodies the white supremacist attitudes of early 20th-century pulp fiction ("Tarzan" springs to mind) and, a particularly graphic buffalo slaughter notwithstanding, the countercultural romanticism of the 1960s.
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The results are often first-rate — John le Carré springs to mind, and Alan Furst and Joseph Kanon, maybe even Martin Amis and sometimes Graham Greene — but equally often the relationship feels strained, as if one party or the other is acutely aware that he or she has married down.
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"Priestdaddy" being in part a memoir of Catholicism, Lockwood wrings a lot of good material out of the virgin birth of Jesus — she calls Joseph "a patient shadow, cucked by God" — but it is another creation myth, Athena bursting fully formed from the dome of Zeus, that springs to mind.
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Image: Team AltoAlmost every app of note now appears on Android and iOS, but it remains true that the newest apps and games typically launch first on iOS: Alto's Odyssey is one current example that springs to mind, out for iPhones on February 22 with no confirmed date for an Android launch (though it will happen, eventually).
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Photo courtesy of Gary Loverde Depending on your particular preferences, New Orleans is a city known best for either its jazz, or its sludge; either way, it's generally not a place that immediately springs to mind when you'e thinking "hardcore punk" (unless you've stepped over more than three clusters of crusties spanging on Bourbon Street on any given afternoon).
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Robin Murray from Clash described the track as "spaced out R&B; vibes arrive drenched in house-like euphoria". Kate Carnell from Wickedd Childd said that "Kylie Minogue springs to mind" when describing the song.
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François Regnard (or Regnart; Douai, fl. 1570s) was a French Renaissance composer. He studied, sang, and later was maître de chapelle at Tournai Cathedral.Marie-Thérèse Bouquet-Boyer, Pierre Bonniffet, Claude le Jeune et son temps en France et dans les états de Université de Savoie 1996 FRANÇOIS REGNARD p116 "In an approach comparing Claude Le Jeune with his contemporaries, the name of François Regnard naturally springs to mind" He is mainly remembered for his settings of Ronsard's chansons.
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The original four- spring design was made for working environments, such as workshops and doctors' and dentists' surgeries, but he also designed a three-spring version for use in the home (patented on 10 February 1934, patent number 433,617). 1935 saw the release of the 1227 Anglepoise. An effective and revolutionary design, it was primarily manufactured for the home and proved to be extremely popular. When people think of the Anglepoise lamp, this is usually the design which springs to mind.
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Carrying out an action depends on a variety of aspects, including how easily the intended action comes to mind. People may be able to remember what they intend to do, but will only be successful if the information is springs to mind at the appropriate time. People with Alzheimer's disease have great difficulty in remembering to do things, and doing them at the right moment. A study by Spíndola and Brucki (2011), found significant deficits for time-based tasks in patients with Alzheimer's compared with their healthy counterparts.
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Aykroyd played with Downchild in the fall of 2009, during the band's 40th anniversary tour: "...when one thinks of blues music in Canada, the first name that springs to mind is DOWNCHILD. It's been 40 years since Donnie 'Mr. Downchild' Walsh and his late brother Hock, formed the renowned group that would be the inspiration for the world famous Blues Brothers. DOWNCHILD plans to celebrate this anniversary in style, with some very special friends—including blues brother and movie icon DAN AYKROYD." www.downchild.com News Release, July 21, 2009; See also www.bluesbrotherscentral.
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In fact, Lost springs to mind." He then expressed his thoughts on the introduction of a large ensemble cast, saying, "It's a hard balance, of course, to introduce us to a large ensemble in a pilot episode, especially on a show like this where you also don't want to take too much away from the big event that's going down. But as we've seen with other sci-fi shows in the past, strange and annoying characters who, for whatever reason, aren't reacting to the big, world-changing event like everyone else become almost instantly un-watchable." He concludes by saying: "I'd say, for those looking for the closest thing to a Lost-surrogate, Under the Dome is your play.
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It was written in The Irish Times that “no other Irish composer springs to mind who carries the same aura of excitement and originality or whose music means so much to such a wide range of listeners. Certainly, there has been no Irish premiere that has made the impression of The Conquest of Ireland (heard in the festival's opening concert las Wednesday) since Barry's opera The Intelligence Park was seen at the Gate Theatre in 1990.” In a 2013 guide to Barry's musical output, Tom Service of The Guardian praised Chevaux-de-frise (1988), The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant (2005), Lisbon (2006), Beethoven (2008), and The Importance of Being Earnest (2012).
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Delta revisits the crossroads where Robert Johnson sold his soul to the devil in order to acquire the new knowledge of the urban blues in its infancy. The famous phrase of a critique on Jimi Hendrix's music – another modern Faust – springs to mind: "Jimi played delta blues, but his delta is on Mars !" One of Navarro's ideas for this new opus is to capture the idiom of the delta blues, revisited by hendrixian electricity, while confronting it esthetically to the new techniques of audio editing –an alchemic operation if there ever was one. Said otherwise: Delta is pushing the exploration of music as permitted by the new tools offered to today's musicians, but not without abandoning the subject that haunts modern culture for over a century, that is, black music issued from primitive blues.
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