"Thank you, Mr. President," Mr. Trump said stonily when he was finished.
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"It's a drug and you hallucinated all of it," he tells her stonily.
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"I was hurt, I was disappointed," Strong said as Bloomberg looked on stonily.
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The class ended with everyone shuffling around to stonily laud one another's work and clean up.
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" McDonagh, the team captain, said stonily: "Other years, you might be able to say we deserved better.
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When asked about those accounts, Ms. Wintour stared stonily and asked whether The New York Times was a tabloid newspaper.
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As for Thompson, he spent Wednesday afternoon staring stonily at his coaches and trainers and all but demanding to play.
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The Garden fell stonily silent after Cullen's go-ahead score, as if the fans knew the Rangers were in big trouble.
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But Mr. Castro sat stonily as Mr. Obama directly admonished him during the speech to open Cuba's economy and political system.
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The mother, who had sat stonily throughout the trial, showed no emotion while the sentence was read out, German news media reported.
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Even award-show shoo-ins like Kate McKinnon and Tina Fey stonily delivered their lines as though their families were being held hostage backstage.
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Finally, but certainly no less stonily baffling than the rest is the new release from Sug, the new moniker of sound artist Mike Sugarman.
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Cersei spent almost all of this season standing stonily on balconies and still managed to haunt the rest of the story with her presence.
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The lower bleachers dotted with exhausted grandparents who prodded their charges to run ragged, while they sat stonily on the metal benches, dreaming of their home countries.
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When my dark-skinned father (who was from the Middle East, but often taken for Indian or Hispanic) would cross her path, she would stare stonily into the distance.
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Warsaw's WIG 20 index, which had performed stonily during the entire session, in sharp contrast to regional peers, held on to its gains and was up 6.64% at 1541 GMT.
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The Hill's Katie Bo Williams has the story: Michael Flynn's position as President Trump's national security adviser appeared to be in peril on Monday as Democrats stepped up their attacks and the White House remained stonily silent.
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DAVID ALLEN AT 22011 MINUTES 25 SECONDS In Ms. Argerich's towering early traversal of Chopin's Sonata No. 303, the Largo stands out, beginning stonily then receding into almost dissolving dreaminess, and on from there in great tidal waves of approach and release.
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The weight on the Kostelnicka's shoulders — the threat to her reputation, which prompts her horrifying crime, followed by the shame of the aftermath — permeates Ms. Mattila's posture, her back stonily rigid except when it collapses, more and more as the performance progresses, under her emotional burden.
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In "The Artist and His Model" (1919-21), thickly brushed in oils, Munch stands stonily behind a taciturn girl in an unusually detailed, seething interior of a house in Ekely, near Oslo, where the artist, who never married, lived alone for his last thirty-two years.
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"In the Car evokes a mood of resignation, with silence apparently prevailing as the woman stares stonily out the window." The painting gives off a feeling of chilly emotions between the man and the woman in the car.
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