"It's just a few people stirring things up," he said.
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And the newly invented medium of photography was stirring things up.
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BERLIN — This city's Jewish Museum prides itself on stirring things up.
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As for conspiracies, governments like to hint that sinister outside forces are stirring things up.
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But, even if it takes some extra effort, don't shy away from stirring things up.
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You also have the option of stirring things up to get more of the salty and sweet.
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Brash new maestro Rodrigo is stirring things up, and young oboist Hailey hopes for her big chance.
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But the broader doubts about the strength of America's commitment to defend Europe are also stirring things up.
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Beijing had been working on diplomatic ways to engage Trump's team and largely blaming Taiwan for stirring things up.
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Beijing had been working on diplomatic ways to engage Trump's team and largely blaming Taiwan for stirring things up.
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But simply by showing up and stirring things up, he made shareholders, including himself, a great deal of money.
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The Moon, in Capricorn, connects with warrior planet Mars at 4:00 AM, stirring things up up early this morning.
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Uncles are chaos engines — they thrive on unrest, and are very good at the fine art of stirring things up.
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Communicator Mercury enters grounded Earth sign Virgo on July 30, stirring things up in the friendship and community sector of your chart!
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Brash new maestro Rodrigo (Gael Garcia Bernal) is stirring things up, and young oboist Hailey (Lola Kirke) hopes for her big chance.
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Uranus, the planet of innovation, has been in Aries since 2011, stirring things up in the fame and reward sector of your chart.
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The foreign-based opposition, bolstered by social-media campaigners in America, is stirring things up for its own malign purposes, says the government.
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That's an order .... I do not want [Assistant Attorney General Richard] McLaren to run around prosecuting people, raising hell about conglomerates, stirring things up.
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Stirring things up to create chaos within the Naviti leadership would be a genius move on Angela's part – if that's what she were doing.
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A renowned French chef is stirring things up in the French haute cuisine scene after demanding his restaurant is removed from the Michelin Guide.
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Surprises will come your way on March 15 when Jupiter will oppose Uranus in fellow Fire sign Aries, stirring things up in your social life.
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Then, in 2014 he told Mass Appeal he was signed to Cash Money Records, which turned out to be untrue, but not before stirring things up.
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Misunderstood by the world at large, yet celebrated by critics and a devoted fan base, Oxbow is nearly thirty years into a career of stirring things up.
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Influential political and religious leaders are already using the unrest to push their own agendas forward and score points against their political rivals, stirring things up even further.
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While Euron is out there, stirring things up, promising to put princes in queens, Theon and his band of merry Kraken men take out a couple of Euron's soldiers.
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A 20-year-old Chinese university student at Saturday's game, who would only give his English name, Andy, was unfazed by the controversy and blamed foreign media for stirring things up.
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Four weeks into The Bachelor and things are already pretty dramatic — but a one-on-one date between Peter and Victoria F. in episode 4 is stirring things up all over again.
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Now, a Chinese tabloid with a reputation for stirring things up is saying not so fast—if America messes with trade, the Eastern power will put a stop on corn and soybean imports.
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Hans-Olaf Henkel, a German industrialist who sits with the British Conservatives, called on Verhofstadt to drop his "arrogance", on Barnier to stop seeming to want to "punish" Britain — and on Johnson to stop "stirring things up".
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But she really began stirring things up when she published an article in the July 1916 issue of the American Journal of Sociology challenging the widespread myth of maternal desire as intense and innate in all women.
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You're used to feeling big emotions, Pisces—it's part of everyday life for a Water sign like today—but today is exceptional: A full moon in Libra arrives later this evening, stirring things up in your intimate relationships.
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Mercury retrogrades back into Aries today, stirring things up in the financial sector of your chart—double-check that you're sending money to the right person the next time you do a transfer and keep an eye on your wallet.
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But that mission is quickly forgotten as you become caught up in the conflict—your character realizes that as long as this war keeps going, he'll continue to have work, so the game becomes less about stopping the fighting and more about stirring things up.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE is stirring things up in the homestretch of the Democratic presidential primary.
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Pretty much every major phone company is ditching the headphone jack in the name of thinness, and while OnePlus isn't committing to keep it around forever, it is intentionally stirring things up when it may well choose to drop the headphone jack in the not-too-distant future.
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Just when this administration seemed to be getting a grasp on things by rounding out 2017 with a legislative victory on tax reform, it seems as though the President couldn't resist stirring things up again and sending the media, as well as the general public, into a tailspin in the new year.
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AllMusic editor William Cooper described the song as "irresistibly catchy". The Staffordshire Sentinel commented that the singer is "stirring things up" with her new single "Think of You"."Relax". The Staffordshire Sentinel. 26 May 1995.
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" He remarked that Thor's motivation "is much more of a personal one, in the sense that it's his brother that is stirring things up. Whereas everyone else, it's some bad guy who they've gotta take down. It's a different approach for me, or for Thor. He's constantly having to battle the greater good and what he should do vs.
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After discovering Nick was in the village, Malcolm was enraged. However, Nick stood up to him, ordering Malcolm to leave Beckindale and never return. Nick became an annoyance in the village and was often accused of stirring things up in the Woolpack, subsequently winding landlord Amos Brearly up. Eventually, Nick matured after being cautioned by Amos, who had eventually become tired of Nick's constant troublemaking.
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Mandy returns to the village in mid-2008 and the pair team up and become wedding planners. They begin to plan the wedding of Carmel and Calvin. Cindy Cunningham (Stephanie Waring) begins stirring things up in Warren and Louise's relationship by insisting that Warren was cheating with Mandy. Louise is angry and accuses them of sleeping together, not knowing they are planning her wedding to Warren.
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His anger, vulnerability and humor come out."leftConcerning the controversy surrounding Eminem due to his transgressive music, American entertainer Madonna had said, "I like the fact that Eminem is brash and angry and politically incorrect [...] He's stirring things up, he's provoking a discussion, he's making people's blood boil. He's reflecting what's going on in society right now. That is what art is supposed to do.
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Anderson said that Alicia was set to make life quite complicated for Leyla. Emmerdale series producer Gavin Blyth added that Alicia will start stirring things up in Leyla's life the minute she sets foot in the village. Alicia arrives in the village to warn Leyla that she does not want her at their mother's funeral. However, Leyla ignores Alicia and they "have a bit of a screaming match" at the funeral, which leaves Alicia annoyed.
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Danica has begun to fit into serpiente society more and more, but other people do not have her courage or motivation. The avians and the serpiente, in spite of the royal union, are hardly warming up to each other. Neither of the sides is willing to try to join the other. Stirring things up is Syfka, a powerful aplomado falcon who has just arrived to drag a falcon criminal back to the island of Ahnmik.
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He is known for stirring things up off-field: he has tried his hand at professional boxing and tap dancing, and had a public feud with Montreal Alouette Ed Philion. He is arguably most known for his tongue-in-cheek insult of the rival Saskatchewan Roughriders' fans by calling them "banjo-pickin' inbreds." He later followed that up with a faux apology, saying he did not think anyone in Saskatchewan was actually capable of playing a banjo. These quotes inspired the Banjo Bowl.
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Sweek was a rugged guard who was a key reserve at UCLA. Bruins coach John Wooden called him "one of the best players we've ever had at going into a game and stirring things up." Led by the dominant play of Lew Alcindor (known later as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar), the Bruins went 88–2 in Sweek's three seasons on the varsity squad. Sweek is one of 14 players who won three National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) titles at UCLA under Wooden.
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Williams of The West Australian said "from filming dramatic scenes in a red-hot desert to stirring things up in Summer Bay, it's safe to say [..] Kelly Paterniti has already left her mark on" Home and Away. A reporter from the Brisbane Times said that Tamara and Casey are "Home & Away's hottest couple". Laura Morgan from All About Soap described her as a "beautiful brunette", Casey's "temptress" and nicknamed her "ticked-off Tam". The desert storyline was named the best plot of November 2012 by Inside Soap.
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According to the booklet's liner notes, "The history tells of Antestor being the band who started the whole northern European Christian extreme metal scene. About the time the Norwegian Black Metal Inner Circle was rearing it's ugly head, Antestor was stirring things up by playing extreme metal that spoke of hope in Jesus Christ and the deception of Satan." According to the write-up, "Antestor received serious death threats from some of the major bands and key players in the scene." The demo material were remixed and remastered in 2003 and the Norwegian label Momentum Scandinavia printed 999 copies of the album.
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" Although Peggy did return briefly in 2004 to attend her daughter Sam's wedding to Andy Hunter (Michael Higgs), it was not until 2005 that she resumed her role as a series regular. Her full return was announced in January 2005, with John Yorke, the BBC controller of continuing drama series, stating he was "delighted" as "[Peggy] is a hugely loved character and one we think will be stirring things up from the moment she steps back into Walford." Windsor said that she was "over the moon" to return, adding: "I had a great time when I came back to film for a couple of weeks recently. It really reminded me that the square is where I feel at home.
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" According to Samuels, "He is the first true genius of the iPhone era, the Mozart of contemporary American music, intent on using his creative and emotional gifts to express the heartbreaks and fantasies of his audience." Joe Muggs of The Guardian compared West to David Bowie within the "modern mainstream" following Bowie's death in 2016, arguing that "there is nobody else who can sell as many records as West does [...] while remaining so resolutely experimental and capable of stirring things up culturally and politically." A substantial number of artists and other figures have professed admiration for West's work, including hip hop artists Rakim, RZA of Wu-Tang Clan, Chuck D of Public Enemy, and DJ Premier of Gang Starr. Velvet Underground founder and experimental-rock pioneer Lou Reed said of West that "the guy really, really, really is talented.
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To retrieve it, Jill mounts the powerful vehicle, the Drill Dozer. On the way, she also comes across four other diamonds: the Yellow Diamond, which was kept in the Art Museum and drove Carrie insane; the Blue Diamond, which was floating about Kuru Ruins and stirring things up (it brought a stone statue to life and even took control of a swarm of fish); the Green Diamond, which the unnamed police warden used to animate his massive robot, with which he battles Jill; and the Dark Diamond, which gave Croog his alien appearance and unimaginable power. At the end, the Dark Diamond shatters and Croog's alien face falls off, revealing it to be a mask. Croog's true face is unknown, as a head of long blond hair drops over his eyes and he runs off- screen, sobbing and concealing his appearance with his hands.
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