Will she stare down the audience with her telekinetic prowess?
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They both curiously stare down at the lens before losing interest.
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They'll stare down active regions that might soon spit out solar flares.
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Maintain eye contact in a way that is not a stare-down.
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It seems the stare-down was playful gamesmanship more than anything else.
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And the "Fearless Girl" will stare down the bull for another year.
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"I wanted her, a black woman, to stare down craziness," Civil writes.
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I think you have to stare down the fear and get over it.
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The Warriors are still a tough team to stare down in the face.
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Where is the backbone of America to stare down and isolate this dictator?
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So why is he so drawn to making audiences stare down contemporary tragedies?
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Now the I.O.C. and Russian officials are engaged in a doping stare-down.
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"Sometimes it's a stare-down with the taxis and truck drivers," she said.
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The most haunting creature you can stare down while on psychedelics is yourself.
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And in lieu of a person, she'll stare down the camera with equal intensity.
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We're told Khloe and BC crossed paths inside and had a brief stare down.
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"There's times in life where you got to stare down the monster," he said.
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In the event Mr Bezos was able to stare down Mr Pecker, his alleged antagonist.
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They raise a banner atop a lavvu and stare down the camera with arms folded.
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The stare-down thing kind of left maybe a little sour taste in people's mouths.
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These are the kind of fearless diplomats we need to stare down dictators and despots.
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The stare down in the gym was even crazy at the end before the fight happened.
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Syriza blinked in this stare-down, fracturing its membership and earning the ire of its voters.
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The most obvious way to discern the two reptiles is to stare down their sinister snouts.
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Brigitte Macron forgot the first lesson of getting your picture taken: ALWAYS stare down the photographer.
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Creators are out there on their own—tiny, individual digital citizens trying to stare down Google.
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This camouflage keeps my vitals very much part of the sand I stare down all day.
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Some refugees stare down the camera; a young girl smiles, while her father looks down, abashed.
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Panting, I rush into the bathroom, flick on the light, and stare down into the bowl. Nothing.
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A wide-eyed kestrel couldn't help but stop and stare down the barrel of this highway CCTV.
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We're constantly under threat, but we stare down the most intense hatred with resolve, perseverance and strength.
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" There, she received what she described as "the absolute worst, ugliest look, just the worst stare-down.
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Unclear what exactly set off the stare-down ... we haven't heard back from his office for comment.
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That history isn't lost on Democrats, especially as they stare down a pivotal presidential election in 2020.
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On the corners, solitary women in high heels and bright lipstick stare down cars as they drive by.
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He's running like it's a general election, cresting the aura of inevitability and readiness to stare down Trump.
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The state's exit from the airline group would hand its leadership more freedom to stare down the unions.
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A host of commentators and politicians question whether Macron has the chops to stare down Putin and Trump.
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Atop hills and behind high gates, these estates stare down on tourists hungry for glimpses of lavish worlds.
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He tried playing matchmaker for Jim Morrison and Nico, an introduction that resulted in a strange stare-down.
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More drama is sure when they start introducing appropriations bills and stare down a September government-funding deadline.
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And as we stare down the barrel of an upcoming election, we're prepared to hear this refrain echo.
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Make things beautiful, and they will last — or at least have a fighting chance to stare down neglect.
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But as you might suspect, fast-tracking a connection is not as simple as a one-eyed stare-down.
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So that neutral expression she's wearing as they stare down at the goings on in Winterfell yard speaks volumes.
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The determined wobbly blonde tot starts his quest with an intense stare-down at the shape on the wall.
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"I&aposm certain that he hit me on purpose," said Posey, who had a brief stare-down with Neris.
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You see a police officer's arms reaching through a window, and you stare down the barrel of his gun.
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He was a tough-talking populist, willing to stare down the so-called "mainstream media" and skewer political correctness.
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They surely didn't have the money or the stamina it would take to stare down DuPont, let alone win.
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So i had to stare down that fear and look to some of the people, again, who inspire me.
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The majority, however, went to Syriza, a leftist group that pledged to stare down the EU and end austerity.
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It's no longer considered rude to avert your gaze and stare down mutely at a glowing screen in public.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters Breakingviews) - Donald Trump will be the first to blink in his stare-down contest with China.
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The whole point was to stare down these fascist groups in the street and stop them by force if necessary.
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The photo of the Lemonade singer has her in an epic stare-down with her character in the film, Nala.
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Then, people divorce themselves from the action while they stare down, editing their content with filters and captions before sharing.
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Together, the five delivered Cruz a cold stare-down -- riling up the crowd even more as boos drowned Cruz out.
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As the parents stare down at their three bundles of joy, Dr. K (Gerald McRaney) attempts to settle their nerves.
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We got AND1 legend "The Professor" -- real name Grayson Boucher -- the morning after Harden's dirty cross/stare down combo vs.
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Woolhouse was able to stand and stare down the barrel of the lens (and look a little like Bill Murray).
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Until their meeting on the second-to-last Sunday in July, Obama and Boehner had been in a stare-down.
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"I'm more concerned about what they represent: a European willingness to basically stare down American secondary sanctions," he told CNBC.
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However, if I was working between multiple apps or editing a document, I had to stare down at my phone.
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Belichick then appeared to stare down the reporter when the interview ended, though it's unclear if that was his intention.
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The circumstances that force us to stare down our worst habits could also be the excuse we need to change.
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For one thing, these younger generations tend to "stare down" problems, which is a coping or survival mechanism, Gionfriddo says.
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The most frightening aspect of the film was its willingness to stare down the communities that we've been encouraged to trust.
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In the meantime, Miller says young, anxious, newbie professionals need to take the time to stare down their own preconceived notions.
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It's a stare down, According to additional footage, Kardashian has been dealing with her little spider friend for a while now.
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Other gulls sprang at the food within seconds whether they were receiving a stare-down or not, according to the paper.
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The prospect of yet another stare-down with Moscow arrives at a moment when the West's relations are already deeply strained.
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Nicki Minaj and her husband got a nasty stare-down by Meek Mill ... and THAT'S what started the epic shouting match.
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Both men are seeking reelection and have a good chance of surviving in Congress even as they stare down federal trial.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California has been among the few Democrats who seem to be able to stare down the president.
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The move represents the largest gamble to date for two truculent leaders who have engaged in a harrowing nuclear stare-down.
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Life with eight justices Thrust into the political spotlight, the court had to stare down the reality of potential 43-4 splits.
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Expect to see more sniping at the leading candidates as those on the outside stare down the looming demise of their campaigns.
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But complaining about a public health measure this productive and this needed strikes me as absurdist as we stare down a pandemic.
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Go deeper: Civil servants join unrest as tens of thousands protest in Hong Kong Beijing and Moscow stare down pro-democracy protests
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The two men in the video, dressed in traditional Saudi garb, stare down the women from behind the wheel of a car.
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They stare down a mock well like the one into which women jumped to their deaths to evade capture during the violence.
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In Germany, perhaps the biggest stumbling-block, Mrs Merkel's weaker domestic position will make it harder for her to stare down her critics.
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But more importantly, Erdogan and his supporters have always known that it may come down to trying to stare down a coup attempt.
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It's portable—any slab of smooth ground is an instant gym—which eliminated my need to stare down iffy running routes when traveling.
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Perfect for whether you're protecting your eyes from the latest Playa dust storm or just preparing to stare down the techno-apocalyptic future.
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Earlier in the day, Trump attempted a symbolic stare-down of Kim at the heavily fortified border that separates North and South Korea.
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"I am gleaming with survivorship," she wrote, and this ability to stare down death became part of her formidable myth, her intellectual glamour.
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Through no fault of his own, LeBron has yet to stare down a prison sentence at the cost of his spiritual beliefs, either.
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He has not been afraid to stare down an icon like Derek Jeter or shout down a personality the size of Alex Rodriguez.
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Why it matters: This is mostly about domestic political positioning for Netanyahu as he and opposition politician Benny Gantz stare down a Dec.
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But the biggest challenge is for both parties to muster the political courage to stare down small, but powerful elements within their ranks.
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See Derek Zoolander stare down Captain America, or Scratch from Ice Age: Collision Course ram his acorn-powered ship into Star Trek Beyond's Enterprise.
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I had hopes for a secret fourth mode where you stare down at the display, but the keyboard doesn't work outside of laptop mode.
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We see the trio give Will and Julie quite the stare down when the siblings coast by the boys' car before they go missing.
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Disney released new photos of "The Lion King" cast in front of a simple black background as they stare down their computer-animated characters.
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Kraft was cheered in Patriots Nation for seeming to stare down the commissioner, who continues to be pilloried on talk radio from Foxborough, Mass.
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We need a candidate who has the conviction, courage and vision to stare down those attacks and do right by the rest of us.
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Raisman said she had to stare down the skeptics when she came back too the national team in 2014 after a series of injuries.
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I occasionally pop my head out of the top to stare down my sniper rifle, perfectly aware of every remaining player on the map.
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You seem to stare down through layer upon layer of map art that ranges from the immediate and detailed to the distant and dreamlike.
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Modern sexism is alive and well, and all the men stare down Claire and Brianna, who aren't technically supposed to be sitting at the bar.
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Less than a week into the Trump era, he has not yet been required to stare down a tectonic government bureaucracy that slows all proposals.
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Decked out in aviator sunglasses and a VPD hat, Tremblay is seen snacking on donuts, patrolling the streets and giving his tough-guy stare-down.
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Here's what the experts are saying as we all stare down the bleak, unforgiving reality of a year-plus wait before this story finally ends.
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That's left Snap to stare down two very different potential outcomes: Facebook, which priced its IPO at $238, closed at $140.32 a share on Monday.
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It's not a lot, but just enough to make it a little less uncomfortable to stare down at the screen for extended periods of time.
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He begins with a serious stare-down of the camera, and then proceeds to get sassy with it, working it with his eyebrows and shoulders.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Three women stare down from the gallery wall - colorful, defiant and imbued with a spirit of working for the many not the few.
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Or when Ronda Rousey knocked out Bethe Correia last summer and said, "don't cry," parroting what Correia told her in a pre-fight stare down.
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He has broad shoulders, a tight midsection, and big, wild eyes that can stare down any threat that life may care to throw at him.
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Andersen will then take the tennis balls in his hands, go to the side boards and stare down at the ice in a trancelike state.
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I struggle to see how greater happiness could be achieved by reining in that magical sense of scope and possibility to stare down some oatmeal.
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And after blinking in a stare-down with Pelosi, he cannot make his case in a State of the Union address until the shutdown is resolved.
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Viewers stare down the barrel of the lens, from the perspective of the shooter, to observe a hidden constellation of gun culture and the American imagination.
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The actress and Au Fudge restaurateur humble bragged about her game night victory on Thursday, posting a photo of the couple's sweet – but competitive – stare down.
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Season 1, episode 9 "Debate 109" Jeff (Joel McHale) and Annie (Alison Brie) stare down their City College competition after losing day one of the debate.
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But when it came time to stare down Trump in their Final Four contest, he made the mistake of trying to play the billionaire's brash style.
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And every one of those who could make the choice to stop it seem content to just stare down the clock until the affair is finished.
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Sources who know Bolton expect he will stare down Mattis, tell him when he's wrong, and will be a Henry Kissinger-type presence in the room.
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The work seemed to stare down the World Trade Center, one of New York's significant symbols of power, and force the viewer to confront difficult questions.
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Wiley's work will be moved to a location near Monument Avenue in Richmond, Virginia, where his rider can stare down the statues glorifying the Confederate cause.
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When you stare down the realities of the drone market, Skydio has built an incredibly competitive drone that's coming in at a more palatable price point.
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There are very few people I'd let stare down the barrel of my crotch while I pushed out a human, but Kim Kardashian is one of them.
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The state of play: Now, the speaker must stare down members, donors and activists hell-bent on administering some Trump punishment, even after Mueller took a pass.
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That way, if you don't really care much for Watch or groups, you don't have to stare down yet another bright red badge number demanding your attention.
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Stormy Daniels ripped a page right out of "The Godfather: Part II" as she showed up in court to stare down President Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen.
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You're encouraged to recycle the packaging (and the website has very specific instructions), but it's still a little uncomfortable to stare down at the heap of wrappings.
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President Trump must simultaneously stare down Pyongyang's threats and assure the North Koreans and the rest of the world that we seek peace as the best alternative.
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You'll stare down the lens and say that when you entered the room, every stranger felt like your friend, and you'd never seen anything like it before.
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And they stare down the grim prospect of a vicious cycle: a shortfall of qualified maternal care in the part of the city that needs it most.
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The two middleweights are set to throw down at UFC 248 on March 7 -- so tensions were high when they both took the stage for a stare-down.
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He quickly noticed some of the cash was missing and rushed back outside to stare down Jemell Rayam of the Baltimore Police Department's Gun Trace Task Force (GTTF).
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Anthony had 23 points, 11 rebounds, seven assists and also stood up for C Kristaps Porzingis when he got into a stare-down with Hawks F Kent Bazemore.
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But if Clooney or Oprah doesn't, someone else just might be willing to continue West's legacy, stare down the camera, and break away from the script once again.
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What they're saying: Joseph Wong, Hong Kong's former civil service leader: Anson Chan, former Hong Kong chief secretary: Go deeper: Beijing and Moscow stare down pro-democracy protests
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In New Jersey, people detained by ICE have gone on hunger strike, demanding to be released rather than stare down a coronavirus outbreak they see as impending, inevitable.
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Why stare down and dismiss "beleaguered A.G." Jeff Sessions when it's so much less awkward to spend months berating him, effectively daring him to resign, on social media?
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"Sources who know Bolton expect he will stare down Mattis, tell him when he's wrong, and will be a Henry Kissinger-type presence in the room," reports Mike Allen.
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As one trader put it to me, it's only once politicians stare down the barrel of a no-deal Brexit that the possibility of passing a deal becomes higher.
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They'll look for one horrible moment at the interviewer and the stare down at their empty hands, hoping that a cellphone will magically materialize and start asking them questions.
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As we stare down the 2628 deadline to reauthorize the FAST Act, the current bill governing the nation's surface transportation policy, Congress has hard, but important, choices to make.
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I turn to my side and stare down at my stomach, assessing if the pocket of fat I've had since I was a little girl has grown or shrunk.
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Driving the news: May must stare down a rebellion in her party just to secure the opportunity to present a deal that has every chance of failure in Parliament.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes/ GizmodoStanding in line at the pizza place, you've got a couple of minutes to kill, so you stare down at your phone, and fire up.
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Anthony had 23 points, 11 rebounds and seven assists and also stood up for C Kristaps Porzingis when he got into a stare-down with Hawks F Kent Bazemore.
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With this incredible win, Shevchenko has earned herself a rematch with reigning bantamweight queen, Amanda Nunes, who joined her in the cage post-fight for a brief stare down.
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The big picture: This means DACA will likely be dealt with — or not — on its own terms and not used as a hostage in a government shutdown stare-down.
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Heavy fog stymied his plans for a symbolic stare-down of the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un at the heavily fortified border that separates North and South Korea.
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The Speaker's office on Wednesday posted a series of images from the "House of Cards" character breaking the fourth wall to stare down the audience with a deadpan expression.
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Here's how some of the most affected groups are starting to rebuild — even as they stare down the possibility that they may have to do this all over again.
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But stare down Alameda Street, open your mind's eye, and imagine a time, less than a century ago, when rows of vegetables, fruits, and vines dominated the sloping landscape.
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I stare down into that other kingdom below me, at the minnows darting through the duckweed, and feel deeply free — no one's watching; no one knows where I am.
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It's much different to stare down a head crab, a creature whose sole purpose is to attach itself to your head and start sucking brain juice, in virtual reality.
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It means that, in theory, customers may never have to stare down a line-jumper who gets their order as soon as they've muscled their way to the front.
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I would dread waking up at the crack of dawn on Monday mornings, dragging myself to the gym, and stare down the barrel of another grueling week at work.
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I didn't limit myself to the option of meeting a gaze with a stare down, or raising my chin in quiet recognition... there was just a smile on my part.
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As humans stare down multiple threats to our civilization—biased algorithms, climate change, political extremism—it is easy to feel overwhelmed by all the "interesting" developments taking place around us.
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That idea feels far-fetched this morning as Democrats celebrate their Alabama victory and Republicans stare down the reality of a fractured party and a less-than-motivated GOP base.
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Trump attempted a symbolic stare-down of Kim this week at the heavily fortified border that separates North and South Korea, but heavy fog forced the cancellation of his plans.
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If China's party leaders function like a corporate board, Mr. Xi is akin to the celebrity chairman who may have the power to stare down opposition to his succession plan.
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But their brief moment of tension isn't just political jockeying as they stare down the looming Iowa caucuses — it's touching on a real point of debate in the Democratic Party.
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Think Robert F. Kennedy, for whom the Main Justice Building is named, bringing to bear the instruments of federal power to protect Mississippi Freedom Riders and to stare down Gov.
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It was a stare down seen around the world when teenage climate change activist Greta Thunberg shot President Donald Trump an apparent icy glare at the U.N. Climate Action Summit.
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There is a large contingent of shooters, each confronting us from behind a firearm aimed directly outward, so that to look at the drawings is to stare down a gun-barrel.
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The first-look image shows Hart (as Moose Finbar) looking nervous, while Black (as Professor Shelly Oberon), Gillan (as Ruby Roundhouse) and Johnson (as Dr. Smolder Bravestone) stare down the camera.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) called on lawmakers to "stare down" the National Rifle Association (NRA).
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To win this long overdue stare-down with China, Washington needs a totally unified and bipartisan display of strength and steely American resolve -- much like the nation showed after 9/11.
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It is always difficult, even for men hired because of their ability to think outside of the box, to look the truth in the face, to stare down something truly new.
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I stare down the adversity and let it seep into my bones, the way slush fills your shoe when you step into one of those puddles that's somehow a foot deep.
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The president says that it was misrepresenting the tenor in that room, but it was an intense stare down between German Chancellor Angela Merkel and the president after tough talk on tariffs.
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The poster features our familiar gang of bicycling boys from Hawkins, complete with the formerly-vanished Will Byers as they stare down a swirling monster that makes the Demogorgon look positively quaint.
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It remains to be seen whether this billionaire, so-called "Chocolate King" can emerge in time for elections in late March as a patriotic strongman fit to stare down the Russian bear.
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GRAND FORKS, N.D. — Cameras on drones stare down at the Canadian border from as high as 2255,22005 feet, scanning vast stretches of mountains, rivers and forests for potential terrorists and drug smugglers.
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In the same interview, Conway was explaining why the campaign had decided to bring accusers of Bill Clinton into the debate hall to stare down Hillary Clinton during the second presidential debate.
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Think about how we use maps when walking today: We stare down at our phones to get directions, then look back up and try to overlay that with the reality we see.
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And yet here we are, on the day of the self-imposed deadline for completion, and the stare down between congressional leaders is very much still in effect with potentially catastrophic consequences.
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More importantly, as we stare down the barrel of this pandemic, we risk the health and safety of the members, staff, interns and others who live and work in our nation's capital.
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Minoo Vahabian, a 48-year-old owner of a cafe in Tehran and the mother of two, said she was confident that the Revolutionary Guards had the power to stare down America.
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To almost any Western reader, the notion that North Korea might actually be planning to stare down the USA in some future nuclear face-off will sound preposterous, if not outright insane.
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The shooting has struck at the heart of Pittsburgh's historically Jewish Squirrel Hill neighborhood and reverberated across the nation as people have banded together to comfort one another and stare down hatred.
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Ronda Rousey made an angry charge onto the UFC stage to stare down her UFC 207 opponent Amanda Nunes ... and then stormed right off ... blowing off the customary interview with Joe Rogan.
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But, she wasn't talking about the most recent VMAs or Grammys; instead, she took Billboard back to the 2016 Met Gala, where she was famously photographed in a stare-down with Nicki Minaj.
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As Republicans stare down what is shaping up to be a calamitous midterm election season, they are responding to all of these political, procedural, and policy pressures by blindly pushing the process forward.
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I have seen some cold stares in my life but watching Paul Manafort stare down his former deputy, arms crossed, as Rick Gates recounted the long list of his alleged crimes was remarkable.
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Trilobites If you were to stare down into one of a few dozen intertidal pools at low tide, as waves glide in and out, you might have a hard time spotting the robots.
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The first team to stare down its past was San Jose, which finished off the Kings on Friday to become the first Western Conference team to punch a ticket to the second round.
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Drive a few minutes outside Goroke, and the only signs of life arrive at dusk, when the kangaroos emerge from the brush to stare down passers-by from the edge of the road.
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Maybe I am confined by my craft, pumping out polemics that, it is my great hope, help to stiffen the spines and lift the spirits of those determined to stare down the threat.
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Booker's stare-down of O'Rourke during the answer got buzz on Twitter -- and 30 minutes later, it became clear why: Booker went with the same move, beginning his answer on immigration by speaking Spanish.
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Wearing mirrored aviators and smoking a cigar on a chilly December day in Tuscaloosa, Busby at least looks like the kind of candidate who could stare down an impossible task and pull it off.
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Because as they stare down upon their bundle of joy—their sweet, tiny miracle of life—aren't they, in a way, also coming face-to-face with the unmerciful reality of their own mortality?
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Not only does Conor threaten members of Nate's crew -- a member who threatens Conor right back -- but there's also a moment Nate's brother Nick gives him a very real message before the stare down.
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A frank stare-down at racial perceptions today, this 2015 drama fits the artistic mission of Passage Theater Company, which aspires to produce socially relevant new works that offer diverse perspectives on complex issues.
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If Senate Democrats stand tall, stand proud, stand together and stare down Trump with resolve in support of the Dream Act at this time, at this place, during this spending crisis, they will win.
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In multiple mirror scenes, the budding athletes stare down their reflections, trying to figure out who their wrestlings personas are—but also trying to figure out how that relates to their own true selves.
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"This is what happens to someone who loyally gets appointed Attorney General of the United States & then doesn't have the wisdom or courage to stare down & end the phony Russia Witch Hunt," Trump tweeted.
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One recounts the alleged gang rape of a young Bruins hostess by two football players, one of whom supposedly tried to "stare down" a worried young man who had dared to interrupt the moment.
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Like when I am in the mood for salmon, and the entire animal would be too much for my small family, or when I'm serving people who don't like to stare down their dinner.
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Originally it was said that Natalie Portman was to play Elizabeth Bennet, and though she co-produced the movie, the lead role ended up going to Lily James, who nails the insolate Darcy stare-down.
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But countries like Sweden and Denmark, which must grant environmental permits if the project is to proceed, want the commission to get involved so that they are not left alone to stare down the Kremlin.
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As we stare down a presidency where the transition leader for the Environmental Protection Agency is a climate denier, it's easy to wonder whether it's too late to prevent climate change from destroying our civilization.
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The video opens not unlike the credits for a reality TV series, introducing you to each respective member as they stare down the camera and gesticulate in ways that subtly identify which "one" they are.
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When you stare down from on high at the last few years of your life — as recorded by your laptop and phone, and then self-subpoenaed from your Google account — your first impulse is forensic.
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"This is what happens to someone who loyally gets appointed Attorney General of the United States & then doesn't have the wisdom or courage to stare down & end the phony Russia Witch Hunt," Mr. Trump tweeted.
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Sources close to the situation tell TMZ ... Nicki and hubby Kenneth Petty had barely walked into the high-end clothing store, Maxfield in WeHo, last weekend when Meek immediately gave them a nasty stare-down.
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The notes, on the White House's website now, feature anecdotes such as what it was like for Jon Favreau to stare down a blank computer screen before writing the president's first State of the Union address.
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In it, the two were seemingly enjoying drinks at a restaurant but, after spotting the paparazzi, decided to have a little fun and stare down the camera with wide eyes and blank expressions — the ultimate troll.
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Whether it's a brutal hangover or something more serious, the music invites you to look deep within yourself, stare down whatever's ailing you, and reckon with the fact that there may not be an easy solution.
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"This is what happens to someone who loyally gets appointed Attorney General of the United States & then doesn't have the wisdom or courage to stare down & end the phony Russia Witch Hunt," Trump gloated on Twitter.
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Lawyers, defendants and witnesses appear only in partial view, blocked by walls or curtains, as the stern-faced magistrates, all middle-aged and wearing black robes with white neck bands, nod along or stare down petitioners.
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But if you stare down 230th Avenue from its eastern or western ends, you'll notice that residential and commercial energy flows from a power center: the 230th Avenue N/W subway that runs through its center.
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That scene is echoed once again once Daenerys and Jon actually make it into the courtyard to greet Sansa (Sophie Turner), who has clearly summoned the best of Cersei's lessons in how to stare down your enemies.
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ET, and it comes as the president has a bit of momentum: a vast rewrite of the American tax code and a budget stare-down over immigration where he forced Senate Democrats to surrender on Republican terms.
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Meanwhile, Foursquare created a "clean new canvas" for notifications on Android Wear 2.0 that'll presumably let users know when they're near somewhere cool to eat or drink, but without forcing them to stare down at the device.
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Donald doesn't stare down, he negotiates and understands the economic issues and Putin only want to deal with a pragmatic leader, and a successful business man is a good candidate for someone who knows how to negotiate.
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Trump tweeted on Wednesday morning: "This is what happens to someone who loyally gets appointed Attorney General of the United States & then doesn't have the wisdom or courage to stare down & end the phony Russia Witch Hunt."
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Shoegaze — named for its players' tendency to stare down at complex warrens of effects pedals, or stompboxes — was born out of a young British population so numbed by successive Conservative governments that it turned to sonic immolation.
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A series of palpably awkward media appearances followed—Steele folding his towering body into a spindly chair on the set of the Rikki Lake Show, flicking dark hair out of his face to stare down Jerry Springer.
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With their generational wealth in tatters, their quality of life markedly worse than prior generations, and as they stare down down one of the worst student-debt crises in history, growing up millennial means facing unusual living situations.
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Massive AT-AT ships shoot at an eight-person ride vehicle driven by an R5 droid, stormtroopers stare down the newly captured prisoners and a red lightsaber blade attempts to rip through the ceiling of a transport ship.
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FYI, the glass floor at CN Tower (one of the tallest buildings in the world) is a major tourist attraction -- 1,112 feet above ground and people come from all over to stand on the glass and stare down!
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When D.K. Shivakumar, a member of the Congress party who supported Mr Kumaraswamy's government, went there to try to stare down his former comrades he was blocked—by state police—and left to sulk outside in the monsoon drizzle.
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A couple of hours before the boat pulls in to regally sleepy Luang Prabang, it passes the Pak Ou caves: two caverns in a mountainside from which hundreds of Buddha statues brought by devotees stare down at passing boats.
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A similar scenario unfolded in 2010 when investigators said a murder defendant tried to pack a Bronx courtroom with a horde of locals to stare down a government witness from the neighborhood who was taking the stand against him.
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Onstage at New York City's McKittrick Hotel last July for his first American performance as a solo artist, he assumes his trademark position, arms clasped behind his parka-covered torso, crouched in a perpetual stare-down with the audience.
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It takes some kind of crazy to stare down and possibly taunt Phelps, who captured his 19th gold medal on Sunday night, but that's what reigning Olympic gold medalist Chad le Clos did ahead of their 200 butterfly semifinal.
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It was rough and ran hot, with big moments like Mr. Trump's first-night entrance to Queen's "We Are the Champions" and his stare-down with Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, who declined to endorse him from the stage.
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As she described it in "Flying High," an article in Avant Garde magazine — her first appearance in print, under the pen name Jeanne Devries — she awoke from a pot-induced slumber to stare down the barrel of a pistol.
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But with the health care bill staggering through the House, its fate uncertain, their alliance is facing an essential test, as White House officials and congressional leaders stare down the prospect of failing at their first major legislative heave.
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What the world needs is intellectual rebels willing to shatter the social justice consensus, stare down the PC police, and say what no one else will: You can love Peterson's work or hate it, but it's classic reactionary thinking.
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The hard-line stance of track and field's governing body, the International Association of Athletics Federations, led by Sebastian Coe, has led to a stare-down with top Russian officials who continue to deny that the doping program was state-sponsored.
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Mad River Glen draws roughly 85,000 skier visits a year, so it's still likely you will be alone with your thoughts as you stare down twisting, narrow trails largely unaltered since they were cut in the woods 70 years ago.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump told Fox and Friends on Tuesday he didn't live up to a campaign promise to stare down China over manipulating its currency because, well, he got along better than he thought with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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The series starts with a great subversion of expectations when Clarke Griffin (Eliza Taylor) becomes a sort of de facto boss of the Sky People because she's the only sensible one in the group that isn't afraid to stare down bullies.
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We're locked onto the internet, forced to stare down the barrel of the people who cause us or wish to cause us harm—held captive in a giant room of strangers yelling about the (real or perceived) end of the world.
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It's critical that the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) issue guidance to all American companies and organizations immediately to prevent the fatal error of secrecy from continuing day after day, week after week as we stare down this pandemic.
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The bottom line: These companies have been sitting on piles of cash, and now they want to spend that money to get new returns for their investors — all while patients stare down the barrel of unaffordable medications and even more expensive future treatments.
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Sansa Stark No character on Game of Thrones has grown as much as Sansa Stark, going from a spoiled princess in the pilot episode, to a pragmatic and intelligent woman who can stare down the Mother of Dragons as the North's real leader.
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Minutes after The Washington Post broke the story, McMaster found himself in the wrong place at the wrong time: emerging from a West Wing doorway to stare down a hallway of restless reporters, stunned to see him at first and then expectant.
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Amnesia used a similar mechanic, but Here They Lie seems to apply it literally: you can catch something in the corner of your eye, stare down at your virtual shoes, and sidle by while it growls and gurgles a few feet away.
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As Bette and Joan — played by Susan Sarandon and Jessica Lange — stare down both each other and the looming expiration dates of their respective careers, Feud blames their unrest on everything from Hollywood's sexist ageism to the larger than life women themselves.
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Bill Belichick appeared to stare down a reporter after being asked about the Patriots releasing Antonio BrownThe NFL's hottest rookie QB almost gave up on an NFL career in college because he wanted to learn to be a coach under Nick Saban
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"This is what happens to someone who loyally gets appointed Attorney General of the United States & then doesn't have the wisdom or courage to stare down & end the phony Russia Witch Hunt," Trump tweeted, referring to the Mueller investigation into his 2016 campaign.
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The Chinese media is now full of accounts of the country's economic resilience and appeals to patriotism, even invoking the spirit of the Korean War, when, according to the official narrative, China was able to stare down the vastly superior American military.
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" The video rocketed around the internet, generating memes and quips, none of them especially clever: "Make America Greta Again"; "This Greta Thunberg stare-down is life goals"; "Find yourself someone who looks upon your worst enemy the way Greta Thunberg looks at Trump.
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PARIS, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Software company Capgemini will stick to its bid of 14 euros ($15.43) per share for smaller rival Altran, its chief executive told Reuters, as it tries to stare down pressure from activist hedge fund Elliott for a higher offer.
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But the looming start of the National Women's Soccer League season — not to mention the United States women's hockey team's victory in its salary stare-down with its federation last week — has added some momentum, and perhaps even some urgency, to the talks.
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Julian Castro's unsubtle jabs at Biden's age, Beto O'Rourke's vow to confiscate assault rifles and an overt turn against Trump by Kamala Harris in a direct-to-camera stare down are a sure sign the pressure to stand out is beginning to show.
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"I don't care about politics," a soft-spoken Willis said, after an epic stare-down with ITK when we asked if he'd bring his President Trump impersonation, which he debuted in 85033 on "The Tonight Show," to the White House while he's in town.
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The app offers a placid setting with just a touch of interactivity: It invites you to stare down into a clear pool of water, tap the surface and watch as a school of koi scatter from sight and then slowly return to repopulate the screen.
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With the parents of Otto Warmbier, the University of Virginia student arrested and tortured to death by the North Korean regime, next to Ji, we were also reminded that America must stare down the evil Kim regime and hold it accountable for its past atrocities.
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Leishman had to stare down a 25-foot par putt on the final hole to post a three-under-par 216 for a 25-hole aggregate of 333-under 5 and a one-stroke victory at Bay Hill over Kevin Kisner and Charley Hoffman.
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Del Tredici's script serves up rapid-fire exchanges that keep the interrogation steamrolling ahead, and Scanlon's subtle changes to Brooklyn Nine-Nine's default direction make the scenes in which Jake and Holt stare down their suspect feel more ominous than the show's usual vibe.
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In an email to agency employees Friday, Christiansen said that "we've had to face some hard truths about allegations of harassment and retaliation in our agency, even as we stare down some of the biggest land-management challenges in our nation's history," the Associated Press reported.
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At the outset in June, his candidacy was received as equal parts experiment and experimental theater — a test of an aggressively populist political message coupled with a stare-down of skeptics who treated his recurring threats to run for president as an empty play for publicity.
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As we stare down the barrel of a world totally transformed (read: destroyed) by climate change in the not-so-distant future, a lot of the brightest minds around the world are spending a good deal of time trying to figure out how to mitigate its effects.
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Her proximity to her subjects, which include bombed-out houses and Israeli tanks, also speaks to the myth of the demure Arab woman; she is as close as one can possibly get to the occupation here, unafraid to stare down danger in order to capture its reality.
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"If Williams's haunting, powerful and brave book can be summed up in one line of advice," Diane Ackerman writes in her review, "it would be this: try to stare down the grief of everyday life, speak out and find solace in the boundless beauty of nature."
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All they hear is a steady stream of demands for everyone to better understand the stress that police officers feel during and after violent encounters, as though the feelings and perspectives of the people forced to stare down the barrel of a cop's gun don't matter.
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"I have done more and this administration has done more than any administration in the history of this country in the first two-and-a-half years," Trump said, though the presidents whose portraits stare down at him in the White House every day might have begged to differ.
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Tension simmered between Werdum and Browne earlier in the week and they exchanged profanities at a pre-fight stare down, but when a reporter asked why they had become so heated, Werdum claimed he was simply responding to Browne's hostility and that he respected him as a fighter.
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A day before allegedly punching Angela Magana in the face for talking shit on Twitter, UFC fighter Cristiane "Cyborg" Justino tweeted a picture of a much more cordial on-the-street stare down with Invicta FC featherweight champion Megan Anderson, tagging UFC matchmaker Sean Shelby in the post.
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The pair's codependence has always been both a strength and a weakness, but it becomes doubly so as they stare down the second half of their lives with less of an idea than ever of what the future holds now that their supposed happy endings have been invalidated.
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So I'll instead highlight a later scene that's informed by that weirdly iconic line in ways both humorous and chilling: the omelet stare-down, one of the most oddly tense and compelling wordless scenes I've ever seen on film, one that still makes me squirm a little just thinking about it.
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A charity coin spinner – also known as a spiral wishing well, coin funnel or a coin vortex donation box – has a slot in the side, into which you roll a pound coin, and then you stare down through the clear domed plastic covering to observe your pound's journey down the funnel.
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One by one, they walk out to stand next to the actors who play them, interacting in telling ways: Mutesi and actress Madina Nalwanga hug each other, while Mutesi's chess coach (Robert Katende) and the film's version of his character (David Olweyo) both give the camera the same solemn stare-down.
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It will loom over, gaze at, and stare down Chelsea, Manhattan, and, perhaps, all of the US, a powerful incarnation of black female consciousness, history, presence, and determination in this Trump/Pence/McConnell/Ryan/Hatch/Grassley/Kavanaugh (I could go on) time of resurgent racism and misogyny, and of fierce resistance to both.
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If there is a day when NATO nations must stare down the Russian bear in the Baltics, in the Black Sea or elsewhere they will have the tools to deter and defeat any aggression Moscow wants to throw their way – all because President Trump told them to stop freeloading off Uncle Sam.
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The most dramatic are the moments when the diggers were about to find out if they had blindly burrowed up to the right basement floor and succeeded in keeping their plots a secret, or were about to stare down the barrels of border guards' rifles and long prison terms — or even death.
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In "Game 1," they are gathered around a table, passing around a white sheet of paper as if writing the script for the Bangladesh genocide of 1971, while in "The Anatomy Lesson" they have completed the act of cutting up the nation into pieces as they stare down morbidly at a cadaver.
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While numerous statues of treasonous Confederate leaders still stare down bystanders in the U.S. Capitol, Paine's enduring challenge to our nation to resist duplicitous authority, uphold inalienable freedoms of speech and the press, recognize our country as a sanctuary for refugees, and "reinvent" the world in our own times, remains as vital as in his own Revolutionary times.
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"We were totally wrong in our assumptions about space, and it was one of those real shocks to the system when we got in the door in the beginning of 153 on a very, very tight time frame and had to stare down the barrel of that space reality," Mr. de Blasio said at a news conference last month.
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"This is what happens to someone who loyally gets appointed Attorney General of the United States & then doesn't have the wisdom or courage to stare down & end the phony Russia Witch Hunt," Trump tweeted, just hours after news broke that Tuesday's Senate primary in Alabama would advance to a runoff between Sessions and former Auburn football coach Tommy Tuberville.
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One of the things I learned really hit home as I governed in Minneapolis as council member and mayor and it hits home now as we stare down the barrel of the Trump presidency: Race is an ever-changing category that those in power have adapted to their own ends over time, as needed to protect government and economic systems.
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Yet where Minimalist icons by the likes of Richard Serra or Tony Smith stare down the viewer with their size, weight, and precision, "Nacre'ous Composite Vivisection" is anti-monumental, hung low to the ground (the bottom edge flush with the floor); the circle is off-center and a smaller sheet of paper sits on the top edge like a chimney.
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Read more:Giants rookie quarterback Daniel Jones reportedly blew away teammates with a profane message before leading the team to an impressive first winBucs head coach took an intentional penalty because he wanted a longer game-winning field goal – and the kicker missedLamar Jackson embarrassed a defender with a simple jukeBill Belichick appeared to stare down a reporter after being asked about the Patriots releasing Antonio Brown
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Not only because they had to stare down a competitive Senate race in deep-red Texas, but the state GOP has been worried that the energy behind O'Rourke could spur a local blue wave across Texas — a state that has a handful of competitive congressional races, half a dozen competitive state seats, and more than 216 toss-up state judicial posts on the ballot.
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Read more:The biggest sports controversies of 2019Bill Belichick appeared to stare down a reporter after being asked about the Patriots releasing Antonio BrownAntonio Brown said he&aposs leaving the NFL and went off on the league&aposs handling of sexual assault investigationsAntonio Brown Patriots Antonio Brown has been released by the New England Patriots – Here is a timeline of his bizarre year since leaving the Steelers.
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Read more:Antonio Brown can&apost get a job in the NFL after facing rape allegations so he&aposs rapping with Sean Kingston and trying to make &aposinspirational&apos videosThe biggest sports controversies of 2019Bill Belichick appeared to stare down a reporter after being asked about the Patriots releasing Antonio BrownAntonio Brown said he&aposs leaving the NFL and went off on the league&aposs handling of sexual assault investigations
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Senate Democrats should stand up for what is right, stare down President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and his GOP allies in Washington, and demand that the recently proposed bipartisan compromise to save the DREAM Act be included in the pending spending bill that would prevent a government shutdown.
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When one of our children wakes up complaining of a sore throat, we could begin a ritual stare-down to determine which of us is going to have to wait for the doctor's office to open, make the phone call, wait on hold, schedule an appointment (which will inevitably be in the middle of the day), take off work, pick up the child from school, sit in the waiting room (surrounded by other sick children), get the rapid strep test, find out if the child is infected and then go to the pharmacy or back to school, before returning to work.
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