There's been a distinct lack of gaming deals to get stuck into.
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It was a constant feeling of thousands of needles being stuck into me.
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We also got stuck into (sort of) Australia's influence in the United States.
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He's going to be really hands on and is getting stuck into it.
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However, it did give me a peculiarly strong desire to get stuck into work.
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Stick your chest out, roll up your sleeves, and get stuck into some deals.
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So get stuck into a great visual novel, and see where it takes you.
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Some offices have received downloaded photos that can then be photocopied and stuck into frames.
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Graves are demarcated with wooden signs bearing a number, which are stuck into the earth.
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In fact, I'm usually very excited to get stuck into an all-consuming page-turner.
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The headphones are bafflingly stuck into Giuliani's skull at both 30- and 45-degree angles, respectively.
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There is absolutely no reason for this provision to be stuck into this criminal justice reform bill.
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To this midwest school, snow day announcements don't have to be stuck into a memo or email.
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They had all been fun to get stuck into, and we'd learned a lot of important lessons.
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Black artists would often get stuck into the "urban" genre because of the color of their skin.
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You've made it this far, now it's time to get stuck into some not-fully-thought-through resolutions.
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PEOPLE spotted a lovely line of them stuck into the ground at the back of the diplomatic tent.
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So, I undid my flies (sure), leant back on the sofa, and got stuck into the penultimate round.
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In a few yards, signs reading "We Must Stop Killing Each Other" had been stuck into the dirt.
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A single chop of sweet potato lies against a silver platter with a candle stuck into its meaty core.
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But their future roles look uncertain as these global tech giants, with deeper pockets, get stuck into the market.
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REMEMBER, I, OVER MY PRIVATE SECTOR YEARS, WAS ALWAYS STUCK INTO THE COMMITTEES WHICH ENGENDERED THE CAPITAL INVESTMENT PROCESS.
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On the radial highways leading out of Tehran, you'll pass small just-add-water towns stuck into the hillsides.
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" Added Howard: "I'm not sure he'd win in a street fight, but he'll always get stuck into a tackle.
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Some had their strawlike trunks stuck into the water, others were simply cooling off in the knee-deep mud.
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"Here it's kind of stuck into a corner of folk or community practice, or traditional or ritualistic," he said.
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Orta draws to manage his anxiety and had asked for a small staple, which he'd stuck into a pencil's eraser.
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Well thats all the technical jargon done with now get stuck into my page properly and I'll see ya around!
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One of Burgess's favorite discoveries is bits of helium she found stuck into teeny pits on the lunar sample dirt.
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The huts were little more than circular walls of tree branches stuck into the sandy ground with thatched roofs attached.
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Before Space Command can get stuck into cosmic battles, a more conventional war over federal dollars has to be fought.
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You can hate the song or love it, but the damn thing will get stuck into your head either way.
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Tara finds a heavy bag stuck into a mass of sand blocking the other end and pulls it, despite Heath's protests.
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There were also a number of flags stuck into the field although it's unclear how these relate to the drone tests.
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His state relied on stations consisting of little more than "a stick stuck into a rain gauge," he would later recall.
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During the next couple of hours, I had needles repeatedly stuck into my ankle and the fleshy part of my calf.
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The design is almost entirely based around a center 23-inch tablet, not so much integrated as stuck into the dash.
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Before Space Command can get stuck into cosmic battles there is a more conventional war over federal dollars to be fought.
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" I was with my wife and she said, "Do you see how God just got stuck into this whole freaking night?
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Near one of the shops was a red flag stuck into the ground to indicate that Islamic State had planted a roadside bomb.
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The dividing viruses alone aren't too bad—but a mutation could get some of the virus' dividing DNA stuck into the cell's genome.
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One scene in the trailer shows the "Born This Way" singer lying in a hospital gown and needles are stuck into her shoulder.
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Spoiler alert: It was not a stuck bag, but the world's longest nail stuck into what is now the world's flattest, unpatchable tire.Great.
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YouTuber Adam Jakowenko decided to "have some fun" with his Echo and Home earlier this month by getting the two stuck into a loop.
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Stuck into the back of the backpack is the right Joy-Con, which as a sensor pointing inside the backpack to read your movement.
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That is a doll arm stuck into real sprinkles, and this was a three-foot pool made from little bits of non-edible plastic.
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Here, Pulisic wasted little time getting stuck into the nation's sport, joining the academy of local team Brackley Town FC, according to The Athletic.
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Maps of Berlin figure in "M"; "Maigret" opens with a knife stuck into a map of Paris and the comforting shadow of a pipe.
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Amazon Prime Day is right around the corner, but there's an unbelievable deal with Amazon Music for you to get stuck into, right now.
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Where the girl had been sitting (had she tripped over it?) was a bar of glinting gold metal, rimed with frost, stuck into the ice.
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Amid bouquets of flowers stuck into the chain-link fence, a man in a purple hoodie used a black ribbon to tie on a single rose.
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And investors is concerned that Indonesia will follow in the footsteps of Turkey and Argentina, get stuck into the financial turmoil by the current account deficit.
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Another obvious fix would be to reverse the rider that Republicans stuck into the last two spending bills that requires risk corridors to be budget neutral.
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He reached into the hip pocket of his dressing gown and came up with more than half of a perfecto, which he stuck into his mouth.
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The thought of having three large needles stuck into my eyeball, and the vitreous humor then being sucked out while I was awake, did not appeal.
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The ITV drama — which was insanely popular in Britain when the first season was broadcast back in 2013 — has just gotten stuck into its third season.
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Democrats who feel bruised by Mr Mueller's failure to hang the president will console themselves by getting stuck into the new fight with Mr Barr over disclosure.
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I knew my life was going to change, and I was going to have a career I could get stuck into where I could make something happen.
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People who usually get by well are now stuck into the prison known as poverty and the ones who were already in that prison, find no escape.
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Last week, Google announced some changes to its web search results that wildly reduce the visibility of what results were stuck into the feed with ad spend.
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He was visited in a dream by the Prophet Muhammad, dressed nattily in a yellow woollen shawl and yellow boots, a toothpick stuck into his twelve-band turban.
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It's best exemplified in this video of 70 tiger sharks getting stuck into a humpback whale, which had recently died in Shark Bay (of course) in Western Australia.
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But I still don't understand the appeal, so I ask him directly why anyone would get sexual pleasure out of having dozens of pins stuck into their skin.
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Van Gogh was fatally stabbed and shot — an angry letter was stuck into his body with a knife; his assailant was a Muslim man angry over his film.
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He recently abandoned one drama after four pages — "Just a kind of husband and wife conversation; it involved a robot" — but now he is stuck into a new one.
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They're as delicate as they sound, yet they stand up to being stuck into a cone of soft-serve ice cream, which is the best way to eat them.
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They found that when people had lower sugar levels, the longer the blasts of unpleasant noise they subjected their spouse to, and the more pins they stuck into their dolls.
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That aside, the Awesome Burger looks a lot like the Impossible Burger, down to the branded toothpick stuck into the bun when served to customers (or at least, to us).
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The two thought wine glasses that stuck into the sand or grass might actually be a really good way to avoid ever spilling your rosé while outside again, so they pursued it.
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What I remember, and my memory can easily be faulty, was a big multimedia sculpture of the earth, with video and audio playing on vintage TVs that were stuck into the globe.
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We're premiering their new track "Nancy Drew" which you can get stuck into bellow, followed by a chat with band members Haley and Tor about important issues such as Tinder and man buns.
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Lt. Virgil Dodd of the Gila County Sheriff's Office said it is still unclear how the children got stuck into the creek and if they were wearing seat belts when the incident occurred.
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Tropicana ads from the 53s and 1990s show families passing around orange juice during breakfast, and highlight the company's signature image: A straw stuck into an orange, to show how fresh the juice is.
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Karl's risky procedure, where countless needles are stuck into or around one's spine after they're shot up with a gene-editing vaccine, leads to a face-down and unconscious Trish seizing on a medical table.
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Suck it up, cash in your two free drink tokens, and get stuck into the pictogram round with Graham from finance, who voted to Leave the EU and really, really wants to talk about that.
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Then I moved back to London and got stuck into a string of apathetic nine to fives, squandered pay checks, and participated in the yearly routine of debasing yourself in the name of rented property.
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Elsewhere, Crackdown provided some jumpy relief for those gagging to get stuck into a next-gen Grand Theft Auto, and Condemned: Criminal Origins is still one of the most harrowing video games I've ever played.
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For anyone wanting to celebrate Aliens' thirtieth by getting stuck into a video gaming experience of comparable drama and adrenaline, featuring familiar iconography, weaponry, and worlds, it might seem that Colonial Marines is the only option.
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And then, the irony of it was I kind of got stuck into the system, and I started getting pushed to write the new "Hangover" and these broad comedies, because it was kind of a satire.
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How he made his fortune: The son of an orthodontist, Harris got his teeth stuck into the world of investment banking in 1980s, before starting private equity powerhouse Apollo alongside Leon Black and Marc Rown in 1990.
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So hard to reach were the mountainous counties of northwestern North Carolina that lowlanders early in the state's history often called them "the lost provinces," and the nickname stuck into the first half of the 20th century.
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From early on, my palms could interpret the small movements transmitted up the aluminum shafts as the rubber crutch tips stuttered against, slipped on, or stuck into snow, mud, thick grasses, oily pavement, or the shifting of gravel.
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Conservative lawmakers objected to the higher spending levels, as well as litany of unrelated issues stuck into the funding bill that is expected to one of the last major pieces of legislation Congress passes before the midterm election.
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As a result, he lost his grip and fell about four or five feet, directly onto a sharp metal meat skewer that the boys had found earlier in a nearby field and stuck into the ground under the treehouse.
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The difference between these bikes and those in most of the public bike-sharing schemes familiar in cities around the world is that they do not have to be stuck into special docks at the end of the trip.
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The crusts are both too thin and too soft, and the ones with a thick dairy layer, like the banana cream pie with translucent banana chips stuck into its surface like armor, aren't as creamy as they should be.
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After getting stuck into the live CNN hang-up (yep, that was a thing), The Late Show's Stephen Colbert went to absolute town on the technical difficulties that plagued the "great state of Confusion, formerly known as Iowa" on Tuesday night.
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That's to say that SalesWhale's service can get stuck into a pile (or spreadsheet) of leads that human staff don't have time for, begin reaching out, qualifying leads and sending them on to living and breathing colleagues to take forward.
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According to her, diapering a baby used to be something akin to wrestling an alligator; there were frantic limbs pinning down wriggling bodies, sharp pins being stuck into skin, and explosive consequences of not getting it right the first time.
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Conservative lawmakers fumed over the higher spending levels, as well as a litany of unrelated issues stuck into the funding bill that is expected to be one of the last major pieces of legislation Congress passes before the midterm election.
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Her eyes are lit up, she's energized, and now you can see that she wants to get stuck into things, things that have been buzzing in her mind for ages, things I'm not asking her, but she desperately wants to talk about.
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"My hope is that when they come back from their summer break, Meghan will be given of a freer rein to express herself (within earshot of the media) and get stuck into some of the serious topics she wants to tackle," added Palmer.
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"When I rode Rio and looked at the TT (time trial) course, I thought 'this is fantastic, I'd love the chance to get stuck into this TT'", Froome told reporters at Team Sky's media day in Puerto de Alcudia, Mallorca on Tuesday.
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So, that was one of those scenarios that even though I was basically passed out with a bunch of medical stuff being stuck into me on a beach, with tourists looking over, that was ... She took a couple snaps along the way.
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On a plane to Los Angeles, a train to Southampton; on family weekends away and work trips alike, I was forever eager to get stuck into exploring the small Japanese town of Inaba, interacting with its memorable inhabitants, and wrecking shadows in its surreal dungeons.
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Long-term, this means you'll be able to connect Siri to the apps you actually use, instead of having to use Apple Maps and Apple Music and Apple Mail and all the other apps I stuck into a folder marked by the poop emoji.
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Or, if you want to catch up with what happened in Game of Thrones season 7 before getting stuck into season 8, then this will work for that too—you can talk about the fall of Highgarden as if you were actually paying attention the first time.
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The drifting pixels can make it feel like you've been haphazardly cut out and stuck into VR. Yet it still gave me a sense of place, like I was just in a different real world with my body intact rather than in an entirely make-believe existence.
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This time, the process has been so rushed and so secret that the Senate early Saturday morning voted on legislation that in part comprised handwritten amendments stuck into the bill, the contents of which were neither known nor understood by virtually any of the Senators called on to vote.
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On top of that, services like YouTube and SoundCloud furthermore are giving us a taste of creating our own music: using electronic devices, we can go beyond what might have been limitations up to now (for example, having never learned to play an instrument in the traditional sense) to get stuck into the craft itself.
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McGrath originally suggested that "The Glasgow Effect" could be some kind of meta-social project, a hoax intended to test the reaction of the Scottish people to an outrageously unsophisticated venture, but said Harrison's update on the project changed his mind, adding that her past work suggests she is no stranger to getting stuck into local issues.
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Indeed, he'll explain, it was because of all those new straws stuck into the water that, during the last drought, he and the other rice farmers in this corner of Texas found themselves cut off by upstream demand from their usual source of water on the lower Colorado River, forcing them to let some 40,000 acres lie fallow.
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The tone of the event was very much With Her, from the entree potpies (the customary meal) that had been dusted with what appeared to be paprika that spelled out V-O-T-E, a miniature flag with Old Glory and the Hillary for America logo stuck into their crusts, to the Clinton T-shirts or buttons several attendees wore.
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Though it has for weeks been apparent that the Vermont senator had lost the party's primary battle to Hillary Clinton, his determination to fight on has prevented Mrs Clinton getting stuck into her Republican opponent, Donald Trump, as she would have liked, while at the same time providing liberal commentators with an irresistible soap opera—an exhibition of gritty commitment or delusion, depending where they stand.
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" Hetzeldorfer and these witnesses were made to describe in detail how it was that Hetzeldorfer acted like a man; their answers included the description of the use of an "instrument" and how it was made: "with a red piece of leather, at the front filled with cotton, and a wooden stick stuck into it, and made a hole through the wooden stick, put a string through, and tied it round.
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They included Vienna Aktionismus; Gina Pane, who would put out fire with her hands and, in one piece, clambered barefoot up a ladder with bladed metal pieces stuck into the rungs, stopping only when the pain became excruciating; Chris Burden in such performances as his crucifixion on the roof of a Volkswagen and crawling bare-chested over broken glass up a Los Angeles freeway; and work by Dennis Oppenheim, such as his 1970 piece, Reading Position for a Second Degree Burn.
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