Here are 12 moments that stuck out above the rest.
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"This one stuck out because it was Canadian," he recalled.
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One of Martin's photos stuck out to me in particular.
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But two lines of questioning stuck out more than most.
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Jeff Park stuck out his hand and Barry shook it.
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This had to have stuck out a lot back then.
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He had a big nose and his ears stuck out.
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But five conversations in particular really stuck out to me.
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As Lillian, Carol Kane has always stuck out a little.
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But there was one session that really stuck out to me.
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They had ears that moved and a tongue that stuck out.
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Further designs bore spiral shapes, others had stuck-out twisted pleats.
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What was it about Zay that really stuck out to you?
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Why, then, would a stuck-out tongue define such a transformation?
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Ms Luo's story stuck out because she used her own name.
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His desire to improve and understand our comments really stuck out.
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The pastel package definitely stuck out in our office's mail room.
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He has stuck out 61 batters in 49 1/3 innings.
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What stuck out to me was how talented the attendees were.
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The questioning by Gazette columnist Lyz Lenz stuck out in particular.
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The song "Black Enough" really stuck out to me on the album.
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Kwame: The thing that always stuck out to me was Killer Bob.
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But instead of waving to her grandpa, Charlotte stuck out her tongue.
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I can visualize a sea of hands stuck out in emphatic approval.
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One follower's comment stuck out: "My daughter would like to be you."
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While he enjoyed all his adventures, one trip stuck out in particular.
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It was choppy and stuck out at awkward angles and looked awful!
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I stuck out like a sore thumb among the tight-knit community.
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Marie simply responded with a stuck-out tongue and winking eye emoji.
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When the focus became acquisition, Griffin says that IRIS really stuck out.
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There's one moment that stuck out the most through this afternoon though.
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I notice you called her a girl which stuck out to me.
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Sanders and Warren approached one another and he stuck out his hand.
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Maybe, but things like this happened often enough that they stuck out.
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But a note from an 11-year-old named Allison stuck out.
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We're talking the studs that stuck out of all of her piercings.
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But one thing stuck out: the movie will apparently be known as Flashpoint.
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He distinctly remembers an American in the early '60s whose name stuck out.
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For this comedian, however, it wasn't the novel's subject matter that stuck out.
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Getting stuck out on the ice is about as dangerous as it gets.
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The lace was cheap, lacked structure, and stuck out weirdly around the neckline.
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One episode that has always stuck out for me was "Tapestry" from TNG.
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We were stuck out there for more than an hour in a downpour.
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He gave up, stuck out a hand, and a green cab pulled over.
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A stuck-out tongue reaches out into the space between viewer and viewed.
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During an E3 presentation and subsequent hands-on demo, something unusual stuck out.
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Kirby Yates stuck out two in a perfect ninth for his 18th save.
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The weird messages stuck out to Kaspersky staff, and the timing raised suspicions.
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What stuck out the most was Pizza Hut's dessert, made with Hershey's chocolate.
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Jutting hip buttresses that stuck out from the side under enormous pink bows.
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So, I think that was one of the ones that definitely stuck out.
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One title that stuck out to her for its realism is HunieCam Studio.
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Mandzukic scored after Walker stuck out a leg to block Josip Pivaric&aposs cross.
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Truthfully, I don't think I would have stuck out the first few classes alone.
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So the bride did the only thing she could and stuck out her thumb.
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That scene stuck out to me because something similar happened to me last week.
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He struggles to really explain why, but he always felt like he stuck out.
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Although a large part of the crowd was singing, one young boy stuck out.
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Without much organic video content, video ads would have stuck out like sore thumbs.
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But what stuck out the most was the newfound brilliance of Adrian Danchig-Waring.
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Coming from Minnesota, inside I felt like everyone else, but outside I stuck out.
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What was it about working with Coleman that stuck out the most to you?
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They're also the reason I stuck out The Outsider's opening six hours so willingly.
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It's not exactly a duplicate entry, but it kind of stuck out to me.
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But even in that environment, Xu and his cofounders stuck out, early backers said.
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One statement the Surgeon General made to us on Twitter really stuck out for us.
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The stairs had no railing, and rebar stuck out several feet in a few places.
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Yeah. My family and I stuck out so much in the town we were in.
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This comment stuck out to the class, because Wharton had always been a private person.
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Steel bars stuck out horizontally from the building where it had separated from its foundation.
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While the photo did earn over half a million likes, one commenter's remarks stuck out.
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As she walked the carpet and posed for photos, the rapper stuck out her tongue.
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By the third day his ribs stuck out where his fat little belly once was.
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The rats stuck out their heads, and he smacked them away with his gloved hand.
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Instead, kids prefer faces with the tongue stuck out 😛 or blowing a kiss 😗.
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While photographing the camps, did you meet any refugees whose stories stuck out to you?
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It's not a huge deal, but I wish that power cord stuck out somewhere else.
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We stuck out like a sore thumb next to what was popular at the time.
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Two things really stuck out for me as matters that might make American viewers think.
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Once plated, they broke free of their casing and insolently stuck out like purple tongues.
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What was Harbaugh supposed to do when the big-time lineman stuck out his hand?
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Were there any details or minor characters that particularly stuck out for you, and why?
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Their green camouflage tents, pitched inside the building, stuck out inside the drab gray station.
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What always stuck out to me the most was her positive outlook on the future.
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Perreault stuck out his blade and redirected the puck past Quick on the short side.
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The switchboard had a long handle that stuck out, and it would turn everything off.
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Brian Resnick: There's a line in your chapter about Neanderthals that stuck out to me.
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So was there something about those winners that stuck out to the Bachelor from night one?
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Let's talk about the book, specifically, some of the things in the book that stuck out.
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I just didn't know what to do with myself because I was just stuck out there!
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But what stuck out to me is just how many lessons can stem from one case.
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Lovingly, her boyfriend explained that wasn't what stuck out to him the most about the photo.
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And as someone who does this professionally, there was one that really stuck out for me.
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Behind home plate, two fans dressed in Ninja Turtle costumes stuck out the whole, long defeat.
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And that's the thing about the "stuck out here all alone" genre: Anybody can do it.
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Noble Energy, stuck out on the list because it sits outside of the list's overall theme.
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"Weak revenue growth stuck out like a sore thumb," said George Salmon, analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown.
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Anyway, I also knew about Lerner, who stuck out in the Rhode Island gallery of rogues.
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I backed up a bit in my chair, stuck out my left hand and snared it.
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And Mr. Trump himself acknowledged that he had stuck out his neck with his solicitous tweet.
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Kloey stuck out her tongue, Candace pursed her lips and Grace wore a wide-eyed grin.
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In a city full of potential new experiences, what stuck out to Nahimana was the shade.
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I opened the door and he stuck out his head, rubbed his chin along my finger.
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He took the man's suitcase with his left hand, and then stuck out his right hand.
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With her wrinkles, fangs and tongue stuck out, she's a fright, though a potentially protective one.
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But Anthony stuck out his hip, stood his ground and stripped the ball away for a steal.
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And the fact that the deer's tongue is perpetually stuck out is a gift to us all.
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Naturally, the insect stuck out one of its little arms and delivered, like a true beetle bro.
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As Trump first approached her, she stuck out her hand for a handshake but he turned away.
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I already stuck out with my bright headscarf; my fellow interns were mostly white, mostly in suits.
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Elizabeth Warren leveled a series of Twitter attacks on Trump, but one stuck out to Clinton's aides.
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Two small feet, smudged with what looked like soot, stuck out from underneath one of the blankets.
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It's that final shot, though, of the two spinning around and around, that stuck out to us.
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Then he shyly walked over to Strait, another straggler, and stuck out his hand to King George.
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This song is about a news story I read last year that stuck out in my mind.
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He smiled, stuck out his fist for a bump, and then walked away to the team bus.
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As Kate tried to encourage Charlotte to do the same, however, Charlotte stuck out her tongue instead.
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You have ALWAYS done the right thing and that always stuck out in my mind about you.
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There was one recently that stuck out because there was a guy who came in last weekend.
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Not a whole lot stuck out, but yeah, I mean, he swung the bat tonight for sure.
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Her feet stuck out from the seat in small gray sneakers, her legs too short to dangle.
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"He stuck out like a sore thumb, this gorgeous, strapping guy in a beautiful suit," she sad.
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Munchkin was also small but round with wild hair that stuck out on top of her back.
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Two of his fingers stuck out, so she assumed he could open it, according to the affidavit.
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"You must've done somethin' awful bad to get stuck out here all by your lonesome," he says.
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Davis pointed to the sky, pounded the Indians' script on his chest and stuck out his tongue.
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One of the things that stuck out for me was that she suffered from these sleeping spells.
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But I was appreciating it from a distance, at least the people that stuck out to me.
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The rising star — who appeared to be seated in a car — stuck out her tongue at the camera.
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Imgur recently began allowing video ads, but they stuck out, seeming to violate the app's code of silence.
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And getting stuck out in the wild (concrete jungle included) without a charger is the definition of torture.
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"He was so proud because the Easter egg stuck out," the boy's mom, Shelley Brandie, wrote on Facebook.
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But proving her devotion to Keeping Up With the Kardashians, Kim toughened up and stuck out the treatment.
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Basically, his project was small and had nothing to do with bitcoin, and so the request stuck out.
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They gave me a list of numbers and this one was the one that stuck out to me.
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For all it tried to blend in with the household, this thing stuck out like a sore thumb.
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We gave her a bump on the nose, teeth that stuck out, freckles, and she still looked amazing.
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A few were so emaciated that their cheekbones stuck out and their legs were as thin as arms.
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It was kind of like the golden carrot that they stuck out to lure people into the tribe.
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While browsing through the impressive photos, we found one that stuck out for how clever and creepy it was.
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Then, in response to one child's gesture, she lifted the cloth over her face and stuck out her tongue.
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The original device stuck out like a sore thumb, but the second-generation Echo Show looks a lot better.
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They stuck out like a gnarly, dislocated thumb, thanks to their hard living ways and Dillon's biting, misanthropic persona.
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After two solid pumps -- Allen playfully stuck out his tongue at the fans and continued into the locker room.
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"What stuck out to me was the degree to which the built environment matters in these stations," Sparer said.
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But amid all of this wonderful madness one startling trend stuck out and that was rampant, unapologetic slut-shaming.
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He stuck out eight while allowing only one run and three hits, and his record improved to 9-5.
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The thing that stuck out to me the most this week was how much Athena intervenes in the story.
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Placebo always stuck out like a streak of bright red lipstick on the otherwise pallid face of British culture.
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I'd stuck out my left hand to indicate that I'd be crossing the street to zip into my driveway.
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The phone itself was a lovely piece of hardware with an understated design and bold colors that stuck out.
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There was one name of someone you were meeting with that kind of stuck out at me: Paul Ryan.
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My shoes and jacket — my disguise for Art Stage — suddenly stuck out like the dirt these men battled daily.
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Neil Ramirez replaced Kluber to start the eighth and stuck out one batter while retiring the side in order.
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Trump stuck out his hand, and when Putin accepted, the U.S. president patted the Russian leader's elbow four times.
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First, for some reason, a pair of long crossing entries stuck out to me — PAROLE HEARING and BAILED OUT.
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Remains of the fort's exterior walls stuck out of the ankle-high water, which was warm and crystal-clear.
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Paknad told TechCrunch a few things that stuck out: TechCrunch got Ulevitch, WorkBoard's newest lead investor, on the phone.
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Betelgeuse has been acting strangely for years Betelgeuse's curious behavior has stuck out in other ways over the decades.
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Grande looked happy in the photo as she looked over her shoulder at the camera and stuck out her tongue.
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Despite that, she was spotted by Needham at a show, and her distinctive eye-patch coloration stuck out to them.
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Grande looked happy in the image as she peered over her shoulder at the camera and stuck out her tongue.
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Grande looked happy in the image as she looked over her shoulder at the camera and stuck out her tongue.
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His outfit stuck out, especially considering the warm temperature outside — but it was his demeanor that really got Bauman's attention.
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BH: One of the aspects of the art that stuck out to me most was how varied your layouts are.
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Talk about some of your coworkers or one that really stuck out to you in the writing of the book?
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"I'll miss how it stuck out among a sea of other apps that look similar to one another," he said.
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Still, Young Marble Giants stuck out not only against electronic music artists like Kraftwerk, but also their post-punk peers.
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Banana boxes were stacked from floor to ceiling, and a medical-looking device stuck out from one, trailing a cord.
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I also tried a LifeProof Flip case, but the card flap stuck out way too far and kept coming open.
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If you know of any independent public service announcements from the past that stuck out to you, hit VICELAND up.
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The red patch on Charon's north pole has always stuck out on an otherwise uniform ball of super-chilled water ice.
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As he tried to slam the door shut, a female bystander stuck out her foot to stop the door from closing.
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One thing that stuck out for Bakst in the facilities she visited was the lack of proper laundry or new clothing.
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Two wand-sized antennae stuck out of the top lid of the case; inside was a touchscreen display, running mapping software.
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To me it stuck out as unrealistic and lacking any meaningful nuance that could make it more than a cringy overreaction.
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Another shifter romance, it stuck out to me because according to the cover Jenika Snow is a USA Today bestselling author.
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Foreigners stuck out through the crowds of mainlanders in shops skirting U.S. billionaire Sheldon Adelson's Venetian, owned by Sands China Ltd.
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Were there any stories in particular that stuck out to you and you knew had to be included in the movie?
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Miller has stuck out 19 and walked 23 and allowed six home runs in 23 1/3 total innings this season.
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But what stuck out the most when I started using the Google News app is just how much is in there.
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General Motors and John Deere are the two names that stuck out to him most in Berkshire Hathaway's most recent filing.
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One of the ones that-- themes that stuck out with me is technology, and how much that was discussed this weekend.
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He stuck out seven, four on a changeup, in his first start at Chase Field since spending 2015 with the Diamondbacks.
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I certainly didn't write them all down, but these stuck out to me during my journey through the sand and wind.
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"The thing that stuck out to me was the shades of blue that I had never seen before," Virts told me.
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The creature that stuck out the most, Steger noted, was not from another world, but our own: the shark from Jaws.
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It stuck out in my mind because it sounded so different from what Bear McCreary had been doing with the series.
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This costume of one of the central characters from "Stranger Things" stuck out to us because of its authenticity and quality.
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"Got stuck out there, but saw Rady coming off the bench, tried to make a backhand pass to him," Pacioretty said.
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Victoria was one of the few people who stuck out to me on our countless tours back in the early 90s.
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Plastic waste stuck out around the island like a sore thumb, polluting the banks of beautiful streams, hot springs, and beaches.
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The tongue can be bent up/down, moved left/right, stuck out forward/retracted backward, rolled clockwise/ counterclockwise, flattened, or rounded.
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"What really stuck out to me is [Buffett] really walks the walk," Schmoll tells CNBC Make It of Buffett's investing philosophy.
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So Tonal stuck out more so than would a cardio-based at-home fitness machine, like the ultra-popular Peloton bike.
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Take the time a young Arnold Newman stumbled across a book of Theodore Roosevelt photos and two of them stuck out.
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"Barcelona," from "Company" There was a PBS special on Sondheim, and I got steeped in "Company," and "Barcelona" really stuck out.
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Our thought bubble: The whole story is worth a read, but the disconnect in public opinion is what stuck out most.
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The attraction episode has a segment that stuck out as one of the most interesting things Key learned on the show.
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Papa John's immediately stuck out for its presentation — the wings were nestled snuggly in its foil wrapping within its cardboard box.
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In terms of technical craft, honestly, the first thing that stuck out to me was just how loud this movie was.
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I got Cyndaquil and Bulbasaur five times each, but the 15 times I got Mudkip stuck out like a sore thumb.
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It's a cultural event where the Southern United States has its chest stuck out and is saying come down and visit.
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Mohammed Islam, 18, said one thing that stuck out about Mr. Alam was his walk — a macho strut that projected aggression.
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"That classic American-rock, that country-slash-Americana feel kind of stuck out to me straight away as a child," he said.
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He stuck out his glove, splayed out with a dive, and then marveled at the miniature, white, flameless star in his possession.
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That followed the first shutout of his career, a four-hit gem in which he stuck out nine against the Arizona Diamondbacks.
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I had a lot [more] good officers than bad, but unfortunately the bad ones always stuck out because they hurt so much.
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And there were a couple of other things that really stuck out even for Republicans up on the Hill who lost confidence.
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McCullers stuck out six and walked two, with both of the walks coming back to haunt him in the pivotal sixth inning.
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The attorney general's unusually robust defense of the president stuck out even more after the report was made public later that day.
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Later that month, he stuck out his left leg and tripped Florida State guard Xavier Rathan-Mayes with a few seconds remaining.
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Clinton's team blamed James Comey and Trump's overtures to white supremacy, while Trump's team stuck out their tongue and made farting noises.
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"Careful what you wish for!" said the president, as the officers behind him stuck out their tongues or sneered at the camera.
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The delivery was a huge roll of AstroTurf, wrapped in bright-blue packaging, that stuck out from both sides of the rug.
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Two top lessons stuck out years later ... First, business is made up of people, not just strategies, theories, and moving physical things.
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But there were a couple of moments that stuck out to me, when key arguments for and against the bill popped up.
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Back in that time period, gentlemen "showed some leg" when they stuck out a stockinged leg and bowed by way of introduction.
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It has a sand-colored exterior, a rugged interior, and a trunk-mounted shovel, should you get stuck out on the plains.
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Could you describe a moment from the mini-celebrations of Nowruz in the last few days that really stuck out for you?
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But one day, he walked off the field during the middle of the game, tired of being stuck out in right field.
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Near one house, beer bottles stuck out of the mud, and a rusty bedspring served as a fence on the water's edge.
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As we said goodbye outside her house, I stuck out my hand just as Power opened her arms for a friendly hug.
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And whether I was swallowing fire, sticking my hand in an animal trap, or walking on broken glass, one thing stuck out.
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Grande, who turned 25, looked happy in the photo as she looked over her shoulder at the camera and stuck out her tongue.
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Officials said a support beam failed in a cantilevered office area on the top floors that stuck out from the main mall building.
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"There was a host of mechanical violations on the truck but what really stuck out was the manufactured license plate," Anaya told CNN.
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He was wearing a really cool blue floral suit, so he stuck out like a sore thumb against all of the black ones.
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One thing you said during the episode that stuck out to me is that the song helped you get out some teenage angst.
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Once again, just as Marco Rubio looked like he was hitting his stride, Chris Christie stuck out his leg and sent Rubio sprawling.
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One thing that stuck out was that the mail system was going back to a delay when players send a piece of mail.
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In my two-piece swimsuit covered in tiny sailboats I stuck out wildly from every other woman there during the single-sex session.
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One particular stream that stuck out was the time I visited the Meerkat HQ and got lost in the streets of San Francisco.
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I felt as if I stuck out like a sore thumb, and I responded by developing a deep, rich hatred for my body.
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His front teeth stuck out a little and he had a nervous tic that sometimes made his lips twitch, just like a rabbit's.
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The focus of the strategy is keeping cities safe and ensuring that valuable Afghan security personnel aren't stuck out protecting empty rural areas.
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But their presence, even in small percentages, often stuck out, and their popularity in the region has faded over the last 20 years.
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Another thing that stuck out was just how violent and scam-prone the men in this crew were, despite their ages and wealth.
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Those vocals really stuck out me because it was clear he was trying to replicate a James Brown trumpet riff with his voice.
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GL: Those moments in which you became more of a prison guard and forgot you were a journalist really stuck out to me.
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Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson stuck out like a sore thumb (or a green thumb?) this weekend in Mexico -- partly due to wardrobe
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CP: Well, for me, the moment that stuck out in my mind — I think it was a process, but the moment that stuck out in my mind was this time, like six months after my daughter was born, I also had an emergency Caesarian section, and I actually also had the phone in the room with me, but it was my husband.
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So that's what really stuck out to me is the acknowledgement of something we've known all year that it's now affecting their customer base.
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Ninety-one percent of the babies showed mouth movements, and 73 percent stuck out their tongues when Mozart&aposs "A Little Night Music" played.
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Take Jessica Wu. She may have stuck out as a style-obsessed middle schooler growing up in a laid-back West Coast beach town.
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One of the scenes that stuck out to me was actually the very first scene when there was a different woman at the beginning.
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I was wearing skinny jeans and a leather jacket, with an overgrown, lopsided mohawk and pierced ears; I stuck out like a sore thumb.
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Krummel soon found another molecule with a close family resemblance to the part of CD28 that stuck out of the cell, the receptor part.
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Taking things one step further, in one image, the father of three stuck out his tongue as he good-naturedly flipped off the crowd.
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Of the 309 women surveyed, the ones that stuck out to her most were the two percent of women who did change their minds.
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"I don't know why you're surprised that you're getting this type of reaction, you stuck out like a sore thumb," wrote one Instagram critic.
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His thick, bristly hair stuck out at odd angles and his eyes were bleary and tired after driving for most of the previous day.
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Another scene that really stuck out was the small window of time where you could feel the tension between Faith Evans and Lil Kim.
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One thing that stuck out like a sore thumb while browsing through these expensive homes are the amount of unobstructed views and grand entrances.
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But there's one brand that, in my experience, has stuck out above the rest, and it's not one you've likely ever heard of before.
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But to some sharp-eared Marvel fans, one name stuck out: Gemma Chan, who was cast as Sersi, a member of the immortal Eternals.
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Entrepreneur Brittany Hardy said that one characteristic that stuck out from her boss at her old mortgage company was his passion for the job.
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When your conversation partner is speaking, take notes on themes you notice from their stories as well as details that stuck out to you.
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Kershaw plopped down on the bench, hung his head and stuck out his tongue, tired after a gusty outing, and Honeycutt patted his shoulder.
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I started this story with Mariana's memories of the pain because it was something that stuck out in so many of the women's minds.
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Mystic Tans were all the rage, so I stuck out like a sore thumb in the image-obsessed world of my Los Angeles university.
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The dogs also stuck out their tongues and barked more when they got attention, compared with when they were being ignored or given food.
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He swooped close to a Chinese tourist whose bag of potato chips stuck out from the pocket of his hoodie, then abruptly veered away.
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At others, on the Slovak and Hungarian borders, pipes and metal piles stuck out of the ground where buildings were to have been constructed.
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"We've been slammed," said the worker who stuck out the credit card PIN pad at arm's length, when I asked how she was doing.
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But what stuck out the most was how Zuckerberg thinks Facebook will be judged when we look back at this era decades from now.
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Ms. Winn, 275, petite and blond with a mullet that stuck out from the back of her baseball cap, had to adjust the curriculum.
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When the Federal Trade Commission announced today that it had reached an agreement with Facebook over privacy violations, the massive $5 billion fine stuck out.
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Belinda Ramirez, 16, described Wharton as a "private person," and said that the comment from her professor stuck out to her and her fellow students.
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The ATF tried to confirm that report by driving by Houston's home, but their government cars stuck out too much and they didn't get squat.
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Watching Moonlight with them, the sound in one scene stuck out to me even while I wasn't paying attention to what headphones I was using.
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"What stuck out the most was the fact that so many men had this problem for so long and hadn't sought professional help," Palm said.
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While everyone braced for exciting news from Microsoft products like HoloLens and Cortona, what stuck out most was how cringe-worthy the whole presentation seemed.
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Border closures and moves by European nations to stem the flow of migrants mean that people are often stuck out in the cold for hours.
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Lucy's right proximal humerus — the upper arm bone — was severely shattered, suggesting she instinctively stuck out her arm in an attempt to break the fall.
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"Even before I got into the business, I was used to being bullied because I was always tall and skinny and stuck out," she said.
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"I have to introduce the President of Estonia," he said merrily, crabbing a hand through his strawberry-blond hair, which stuck out in several directions.
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I stuck out my chubby ankle and closed my eyes as she began poking the tender meat of my leg in an uneven staccato pattern.
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He was in his mid-forties, with a broad mouth, brown hair, and ears that stuck out like a terrier's beneath a charcoal stocking cap.
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He just keeps his chin stuck out and speaks slower, in a half-whisper, like someone trying to have an argument in a quiet restaurant.
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At every turn — by motorbike and motorboat — shards of burned stumps, a crop of shimmering silvery charcoal, stuck out from the blackened earth like gravestones.
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The internet collectively obsessed over Lil BUB&aposs appearance, which included her tongue constantly being stuck out because of her short lower jaw and toothlessness.
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But growing up in a suburb of Dallas at a time when having dark brown hair "stuck out" led her to seek out new worlds.
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Olive was getting used to the breast being stuck out in the open now; she didn't like it, but she was getting used to it.
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As the sun set on Saturday night in downtown Washington, signs littered the sidewalk and stuck out of trash and recycling bins like broken umbrellas.
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But one dish in particular stuck out so much that I interrogated Cho about it that night in the restaurant, and later over the phone.
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Steve McCurry's "Afghan Girl" has always stuck out in my head ever since I saw it on the National Geographic I found in my grandparents' house.
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WATCH THIS: Khloe Kardashian Misses Her 'In Shape Body' "Hell no do I want to be stuck out in the middle of the ocean," she says.
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Both Schwarber and Baez stuck out swinging but reached base when Toronto catcher Raffy Lopez couldn't handle Osuna's wild pitches and threw to first too late.
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Princess Charlotte stole the show at her parents' charity sailing race earlier this month when she playfully stuck out her tongue at the crowd below her.
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What stuck out to the photographer most, however, was what one family said to her: They left Paris because of the attacks, and came to Nice.
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And while Chalamet said it was surreal getting to meet some of his heroes, there was one encounter that really stuck out to the young star.
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When he gets the go-ahead, he has some sweet slut-shaming words for Andrea — something about having pricks stuck out of her like a porcupine.
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You should be proud, I had thousands of applications but yours stuck out to me, and made me decide to give hiring a girl a try.
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One trade that stuck out on Tuesday was a bearish call that the XOP would fall by at least 6 percent in the next six weeks.
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"The amazing thing is, when we started to spend more and more time together, there wasn't anything about our age difference that stuck out," she said.
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But one moment stuck out: when Whitaker refused to say, point blank, that Mueller's investigation was not a "witch hunt," Trump's preferred label for the probe.
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For Bronx City Councilman Ritchie Torres, though, what stuck out most about last month's raid was the centrality of social media use in the criminal charges.
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"As nonwhite girls in a predominately white church, they stuck out like sore thumbs—it was very obvious that they were the 'courage girls,'" Lorentty said.
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For me, the name that stuck out immediately was Joyce Fienberg, a University of Pittsburgh researcher who had been close to some of our closest friends.
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While I haven't had the time to extensively test out every new feature in the sweeping new update, some updates stuck out immediately as clear improvements.
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I walked down Midland Parkway, a wide boulevard perpendicular to busy Hillside Avenue, and one thing immediately stuck out: It was noticeably quieter on the boulevard.
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One of these variations stuck out, involving the G21PD gene, both because it was relatively influential and almost only seen in people of recent African ancestry.
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One thing that stuck out is the respect he commands, the excitement that his presence creates, the air of a king that he walks around with.
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Rather than the "zipped" feathers of modern birds, its plumage was likely composed of short quills with long, flexible barbs that stuck out in V-shapes.
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My freshman year in college I went on a date with an earnest boy from my dorm who had ears that stuck out when he grinned.
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Seinfeld, who had Fallon coming up, looked through the photos of the collection, and the "[56] immediately stuck out as a fun car," according to Heller.
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He had trouble making eye contact during the interview, continuously rubbed his face and stuck out his tongue compulsively, a possible side effect of antipsychotic medications.
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As we pulled off the highway, Twede's blue-and-red neon sign stuck out like a sore, famous thumb in the middle of the unhurried town.
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Asked by a fan what she wanted "to name your first son or daughter," Baldwin replied by writing, "won't say," and adding multiple stuck out tongue emojis.
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One thing that has stuck out to him lately is that the rally in this group now includes many laggards that have started to make a comeback.
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There is a lot to unpack here, but this stuck out to me: Most states don't provide medication-assisted treatment for substance abuse for prisoners upon reentry.
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Other little things stuck out: S Voice had a really weird creepy voice, so it was probably better to read the screen than listen to it talk.
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Smith glacier, in particular, stuck out like a sore thumb: in just seven years, this ice sheet shed 300 to 490 meters of ice from its underbelly.
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One of the things that immediately stuck out to me on this album is that you have A$AP Rocky and Lil B on the same song.
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I remember when I first heard them that's what immediately stuck out to me was how really basic the chords were but there's something about their vocals.
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What stuck out the most about Nokia2mon2, Hailey said, was that he was willing to offer a lot of money for relatively easy and generally cheap services.
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"All my love," the Keeping up with the Kardashians star captioned the shot of herself with her lips on Thompson's face as he stuck out his tongue.
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The dogs were found to be much more expressive when the woman was facing them, and stuck out their tongues and barked more when they got attention.
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"I'm stuck out here, wet, salty, and I have to eat dinner like this," Bice says, as the four Charlotte couples spend some time on a boat.
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Once in the dusty, rather broken-down looking car, I remember thinking that next to buses overflowing with locals, us foreigners stuck out like a sore thumb.
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Her nude latex bikini, paired with her foam finger, space bun, stuck-out tongue, and all that twerking proved to be totally wild even for MTV's standards.
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Over a diner lunch, where her Mercedes stuck out in the parking lot, she said a victory over Mr. Lipinski this month would echo across the country.
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While Mr. Blum stated that interactions with members of Congress were common, he said his interactions with Mr. Menendez stuck out in his mind for two reasons.
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The only thing that really stuck out was my zinc levels, which I was told was way off the charts high after running the test through twice.
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If I do get it and I get it seriously, I don't want to be stuck out in the streets because there's no room in the hospital.
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"Ocasio did really well, again, in asking questions and establishing a basis for the taxes," Khanna said when asked whose questioning stuck out to him the most.
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The new Smart Bat sensor is an improvement over Zepp's previous swing tracker, which attached to the grip of a bat and stuck out farther than normal.
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On Sunday, President Donald Trump sat down for his first 60 Minutes interview since entering office — and an odd painting in the background stuck out to attentive viewers.
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"Dear God" was the first single off of the album, but the song that stuck out was "Please Be Mine" which featured his brothers, Kevin and Joe Jonas.
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For centuries, some thought they stuck out the winter in giant ant hills, but Dr. Mason believes the creatures freeze and come back to life like wood frogs.
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"Yes, it stuck out," said a senior European official who took part in the G-20 talks and spoke to The Washington Post on the condition of anonymity.
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At one point, Kate tried to encourage Charlotte to wave to the crowd — but the princess sassily stuck out her tongue instead, as one fan captured on video.
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The boy authorities described as 25 pounds and 2 feet 4 inches tall was stuck out in conditions so bad that volunteers were turned away from the search.
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Before running off, she stuck out her crimson tongue and smiled for her friend's Snapchat, which allowed viewers to see how close the girl was to the stage.
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When Ibiza promoter Circoloco posted the event flyer for their Fourth of July event at DC-10, one name on the lineup stuck out like a sore thumb.
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One thing that really stuck out to me was that "maybe our delusions can help us survive" and how you tried to explore that on this new record.
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Gillespie never campaigned with Trump -- which stuck out, because Trump visited his own golf course in Virginia 15 times between Gillespie's winning the GOP nomination and Tuesday's election.
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My tiny house was cool, but what really stuck out to me is that the resort is a relaxing getaway for burned-out millennials who want to recharge.
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Then they spent some time poring over them, letting their eyes catch on whatever stuck out to them and sharing their insights with each other along the way.
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There are also many feminist brands to support with leaders who stuck out their necks during the election, and held fast to it even when the pile-on followed.
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Many Western banks had given Russia's privatization program a wide berth because of sanctions risks, so Intesa had stuck out its neck by taking a role on the deal.
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" As the 5′ 11″ model explained, "Even before I got into the business, I was used to being bullied because I was always tall and skinny and stuck out.
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I was #emogirl once again, and though my hip bones stuck out and my collar bones protruded enough to catch water during a rainstorm, I was still big-breasted.
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Last December, when the actress turned 30, the musician posted a snapshot of the pair zooming down a road on a motorcycle, as she playfully stuck out her tongue.
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Like its close relation, Triceratops, Judith has an elaborately frilled neck made from curved bones, but the spiked horns above its eyes stuck out sideways, instead of straight forward.
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Bullock, 52, looked inconspicuous wearing a long gray trench-coat and aviator shades, while Blanchett stuck out from the crowd in a velour green suit and leopard-print coat.
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While most of the feature specs were already covered by this Reddit thread, one thing stuck out: information about GoPro's upcoming cloud service, which will be called GoPro Plus.
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Home Depot stuck out for its wide selection in various departments, Lowe's for its overall displays and branding, and Walmart for being the perfect place for the average shopper.
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In his explanation to the committee, Carson said a chair had collapsed while someone was sitting in it and nails stuck out of the dining table, creating a hazard.
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Casey, who authorities said weighs 25 pounds and is 2 feet 4 inches tall, was stuck out in conditions so bad that volunteers were turned away from the search.
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Fortunately, many of you are still enrolled in school and can head off massive debt before you're stuck out here in the real world with the rest of us.
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One thing you said after the fight when we were talking that really stuck out to me, was when the two guys hugged each other at the final bell.
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Another thing that stuck out to me when I was watching a couple episodes was the intergenerational conflict, which is young black and Latino guys versus the older characters.
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The first one was fine but her last pic had her smiling and one of her teeth stuck out making her look like a goof so he unmatched her.
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As the female journalist neared the bottom of the trail, an angry group trailing her, a small man pushed past a police officer, stuck out his hand and smiled.
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She posted a video of the couple getting manicures and pedicures, zooming in on McCartney during his hand massage as he playfully stuck out his tongue at his fiancé.
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Coaches reviewed video of the game to try to pinpoint what happened -- whether he had taken a hit to the head, for example -- but nothing stuck out, he said.
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One survey finding that stuck out to me showed the doctors in the Netherlands (with private insurance) are more annoyed about paperwork than their peers in more socialized systems.
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As every cell in my body screamed, I stuck out my tongue, drew the fire into my mouth, and closed my lips around the torch in one measured motion.
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Though the Drake event seemed to take cues from Kanye's stark, stylish Lower Manhattan Life of Pablo pop-up store from a few weeks prior, crucial differences stuck out.
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When we calculated the lead exposure risk of every census tract in America, one major finding stuck out: The vast majority of areas at risk are in urban areas.
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A scene that stuck out for me was when Blade&Beard attempt to get a shopkeeper to stock their CD, an endeavor that is to absolutely no one's surprise, unsuccessful.
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On one end, you could see cylinders of foam that looked almost like skinny vibrators, with handles that stuck out at different angles and sketches of levers and screw mechanisms.
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What stuck out to me the most that weekend, even beyond the intense matches, the wonderful storylines, and the passionate players and fans I talked to, was Du "NuckleDu" Dang.
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Last weekend, the pumped up featherweight clasped his hands behind his back and stuck out his chinny chin chin for lightweight champ Eddie Alvarez to try and sock at will.
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"What stuck out to me was how awful parents felt when they were struggling to implement strategies that were not working for them and their baby," Ball said by email.
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One of the things that stuck out to Star Wars fans in the Solo: A Star Wars Story trailer was when Han Solo learned that Chewbacca was 190 years old.
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One said, "The three secrets of happiness are: Be kind, be kind and be kind" — something that clearly stuck out with the actor who's used to playing "good guy" roles.
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Stuck out in the periphery of Arabia, Oman may be a long way from the United States but it is, or should be, central to Washington's concerns about Gulf security.
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Moreover, Lautner's progressive architecture stuck out uncomfortably from the neighbors' clapboard and stucco piles ("Everyone thought we were rich," Ms. Maxwell-Smith said), and the place was rife with quirks.
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"The name that stuck out to us was General Electric," Johnson said Friday on CNBC's "Trading Nation," a stock he said has implied volatility as high as 123% post-earnings.
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There are hundreds of e-bikes out there that are exponentially cheaper than the Allant+ 9.9S, but you could be stuck out on a limb when it eventually breaks down.
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He said coaches reviewed video of the game to try to pinpoint what happened -- if he had taken a big hit to the head, for example -- but nothing stuck out.
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Despite the lack of information, he said in an interview on Twitter, "passengers here are calm," adding, "One would assume the folks stuck out on planes are not as happy."
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GL: In terms of the bill's specifics, one of the compromises that stuck out to me, as someone who covers drug policy, is the addition of the fentanyl mandatory penalty.
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But he stuck out a sharp elbow when asked about the prospects of Michael Gove, the current Environment Secretary and Johnson rival seen as less hardline on Europe than some candidates.
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One account that stuck out, for me, was when someone said that, over everything else, it was the amount of gak people were casually putting up their noses on the regular.
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"I stupidly didn't bring a leash or a lifejacket, so if a [wave] took the board, then I just would've been stuck out there drowning in a suit," the comic explained.
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Pickford rushed off his line and stuck out his right leg to block Mandzukic&aposs poke-in attempt of Perisic&aposs cross near the end of the first extra-time period.
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"The real environmental tragedy is that this was one of only a handful of sandy islands that stuck out above the ocean for monk seals to pup their babies," said Fletcher.
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"It stuck out because the girls were all very young and one of them was very pregnant, even though she looked like she was only 13-years-old," Horst tells PEOPLE.
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Arianne Walker, chief evangelist at Alexa Automotive, said that one of the things that stuck out to her from the survey was "frustrations" that people have with in-car voice assistants.
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So I wouldn't look dangerous, I always put on a blue oxford shirt, a striped tie, and a seersucker jacket, and then stepped into the road and stuck out my thumb.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)There was a lot of news at Google's I/O developer conference this year, but when it came to the smart home, one thing stuck out.
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But as someone who has watched "Beauty and the Beast" many a time, that is something that stuck out to me in those shots and some others while watching the episode.
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To cheer up his brother after a bad breakup, Keith Kunzig got tickets to a game, painted his face red and black, wore a horn helmet and stuck out his tongue.
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If not for the quick reflexes of a ball boy who stuck out his hand to deflect the ball, one of Wing's punts would have struck a volunteer in the head.
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I heard plenty of the above, but what stuck out were stories of quieter behaviors, assumptions, and norms embedded into a workplace that great talent couldn&apost leave behind fast enough.
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The buildings were all built of stone blocks that featured, between blocks, wooden wedges that stuck out intermittently, as if the builders had never returned to fill the gaps with mortar.
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"That stuck out to me as a group, and an individual representative of that group, that really is willing to make self-sacrifices for the people of the city," she said.
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Finding, or appreciating, a way in which the universe appears fine-tuned generates the same sensations as a balloon stuck out-of-reach on the ceiling: delight, curiosity and an exquisite frustration.
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Though the gesture itself was sweet, there was one small error that stuck out: the royal family introduced the newborn as the "first child of The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge" — a.k.a.
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"It stuck out because the girls were all very young and one of them was very pregnant, even though she looked like she was only 13-years-old," neighbor Denise Horst said.
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To be fair, The Creators Project has a litany of favorite artists and, well, creators, but one name that's continuously stuck out this past fall is Daan Roosegaarde, head of Studio Roosegaarde.
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Decades after dad Prince William hilariously stuck out his tongue at a royal wedding in 1986, Princess Charlotte showed off her own cheeky side during a charity sailing race earlier this week.
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The Descendants 2 star recently spoke with Coveteur about her beauty routine, and there's one thing that stuck out among the rest (besides the fact that she swears by Noxzema Cold Cream).
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In one shot, Prinsloo, 30, posed with the eldest daughter she shares with husband Adam Levine, as the pair stuck out their feet to showcase their golden accessories — both covered with charms.
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Legal analyst Daniel Goldman told MSNBC's "MTP Daily" on Monday that the ending of the joint defense agreement was "the biggest thing to me that stuck out" from Cohen's interview with Stephanopoulos.
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Phillies starter Vince Velasquez fielded and threw high to first base, and Cabrera, perhaps sensing the ball nearby as Tommy Joseph leapt for the catch, stuck out his arms to protect himself.
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"The key thing that stuck out was just how confused people are about what's appropriate and proper," said Peter Miller of Deakin University in Geelong, Australia, who wasn't involved in the study.
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One thing that stuck out to me while watching the show — and you made a similar point in your book in the trial – is how easily the victims could fall into the background.
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Davidson shared a photo of himself carrying the singer on his back, with Grande looking happy in the image as she looked over her shoulder at the camera and stuck out her tongue.
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The interpolation of the Beatles' "Here, There and Everywhere" on "White Ferrari" stuck out on first listen but the bit-crushed snippet of the band's 1967 instrumental "Flying" buried in "Seigfried" probably didn't.
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On that wide walkway, I ran into a boy from class who broke into a toothy smile, stuck out his much darker hand, and shook mine vigorously, laughing like he had no sense.
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And, again, the court has thus far released only one opinion in an argued case — a peculiarity that has stuck out more and more with each passing week but could change on Monday.
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While students had LaBeouf recite everything from a Charles Bukowski poem to the mantra "om," the one that really stuck out was of the actor simply screaming a series of motivational phrases, e.g.
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But back in the 2500s and 21993s, when a much lower percentage of Americans were sympathetic to the cause, only a handful of companies stuck out their necks in support of LGBTQ rights.
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VICE: I wanted to start with one scene that really stuck out to me, when The Guy meets Lee for the first time and they talk about indigo being the color of loneliness.
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Detour magazine turned out to be short-lived (perhaps because it paid its writers so lavishly?), but that seminal life goal and subsequent "grown-up" purchase has always stuck out in my brain.
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The latest trailer for Death Stranding was full of insanity, but the part that stuck out the most to people was the fact that Norman Reedus's character had a baby in his esophagus.
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I.M. A Memoir By Isaac Mizrahi "I stuck out like a chubby gay thumb," reads an early line from this memoir by Isaac Mizrahi, one of America's most acclaimed designers of the 1990s.
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"She made a gallery that had been a bit stuck out on the edge of the city into something which was very exciting, " said Richard Leese, the leader of the Manchester City Council.
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But the country had an impressive health minister, Walter Gwenigale, who had stuck out the war doing surgery in a rural hospital, where he occasionally had to persuade fighters to leave their guns outside.
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Sessions and the Justice Department also stuck out of another instance of students being curtailed from protest during the national anthem, which drew national attention, at a public school district in Bossier Parish, Louisiana.
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For Claire, memories of those therapy dog visits stuck out as a bright spot during a dark time, so much so that Claire decided to pay it forward by training her own therapy pet.
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What's kind of sucked is some of the stuff that stuck out to me was him yelling at Mario Chalmers or Mario Chalmers yelling at him or Mario Chalmers saying something to Dwyane Wade.
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At the time, All My Children, the soap opera that launched Ripa's career, was looking for a new actor, and while many auditioned for the role, there was something about Consuelos that stuck out.
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Something I have seen both of you do that's stuck out to me, that feels a little new: You guys as advocates are effectively reporting inside information about what's happening in the congressional debate.
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Read More This could be the ultimate bull trap One trade that stuck out to Khouw on Thursday was a hefty bet that the GDX could reach a new 52-week high by midyear.
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What really stuck out to me about this service was how I felt like I could easily communicate with her — she was very responsive, and definitely dedicated to making this small space totally gorgeous.
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"Even before I got into the business, I was used to being bullied because I was always tall and skinny and stuck out," she told The New York Times in an interview published Saturday.
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At one point, Grape even stuck out his stubby little wings and opened his beak for the piece of cardboard—apparently a sign he was trying to penguin-smang, according to the Daily Mail.
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That's why when Warren said that her wealth tax would pay for universal child care for children ages 0 to 5, as well as raising the wages of child care providers, it stuck out.
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"The contrast between the claims that are being made and what the evidence actually says" stuck out to Keith Humphreys, a drug policy expert at Stanford University who was not involved in the review.
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As always, she wore a mask, which she'd been doing since the onset of her symptoms every time she walked the dog, though by day 10 she no longer stuck out quite so much.
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Aaron Li, a senior at Cornell from China, said that he had created a form for Chinese students to anonymously submit concerns or questions about the virus and that one troubling response stuck out.
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This year saw the release of more than a few games in the deckbuilding roguelike genre, but Dicey Dungeons stuck out for me for its great visual design and innovative twist on the formula.
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I'm a big fan of Japanese masks—I always have been, I draw them myself pretty often when I draw—so that shirt just stuck out to me—the color choice, just very simple.
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But there are a few interesting factual tidbits, that stuck out from the video, too: There's lots of other interesting stuff, including a fascinating discussion of how the Romans thought about architecture and beauty.
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But it was hard to come up with a thorough plan – I would veer between wanting to leave desperately while also knowing that if I stuck out one more year, I would never look back.
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The home belonged to Lydia Ozuna, and along a street of massive, stately mansions, it stuck out like a political sore thumb: the only one with more than a single yard sign on the lawn.
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While this is true, as Given worked on writing code with the AGC emulator, what stuck out to him was that it was still "recognizably a modern computer" despite the technical limitations of its era.
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"Breeders still don't know where to put their surviving cows, pigs and sheep, which are either stuck out in the cold, at risk of death and disease, or in derelict buildings," the farm association said.
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In a speech written by the principal dancers Teresa Reichlen and Adrian Danchig-Waring and read by the glitteringly confident Ms. Reichlen at the fall fashion gala, three words stuck out: dignity, integrity and honor.
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"As I started learning the business, certain things stuck out to me that needed to happen in order for me to feel like I did my due diligence for myself and my team," he says.
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General Motors quit Russia in 2015, partly due to the rouble devaluation, but industry analysts say those foreign players who have stuck out the crisis years could soon see their local operations return to profit.
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The couple's official portrait from their May 19, 2018, wedding was a seated, candid photo that stuck out in comparison to more formal standing portraits, like the one released for Prince William and Katherine Middleton.
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As we've grown, we've been able to analyze more and more travel behaviour data, and the high amount of cancelled/rearranged trips (20%) along with the number of 'Flexi' fares booked, but never changed, stuck out.
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Instead, for me at least, it was the earthly travelers that stuck out; many of the people I spoke were itinerants, traversing the globe and living in alternative communities, often trimming weed to make ends meet.
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Jessie also shared black-and-white photos of herself and Tatum in the back of a car with two of her friends as the actor stuck out his tongue and she kissed him on the cheek.
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When I looked at the numbers in the music industry and entertainment industry, one thing that stuck out is even though there are less and less venues, there are way more festivals at the moment, worldwide.
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A few hospital systems from the analysis stuck out: OU Medicine, an academic system in Oklahoma, topped the list by paying out almost $30 million to an array of firms, including Bank of America and Citigroup.
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One thing that stuck out to me was the idea of failed femininity — that if anything in your reproductive life doesn't go as planned, it's probably because you didn't behave like the right kind of woman.
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"We're kind of stuck out here, with our level of economic depression, with our level of crime and drug issues," said Timothy Cook, a doctor and an Army Reserve colonel who gave Rutland First its name.
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She read Gretchen Carlson's book, Be Fierce: Stop Harassment and Take Your Power Back, and one thing stuck out to her: women who speak up about harassment in a profession never work in that profession again.
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It's impossible to really "review" an event like this, where every act is quality and no one really fucks up, but in terms of who stuck out most, NYIÞ's Saturday night performance was out of this world.
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Here are five that stuck out by showing that Big Little Lies has a lot of depth beneath its surface: Big Little Lies' children, though most are the same age, don't all operate on the same level.
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While preparing for the movie Molly's Game, Chastain apparently watched a whole season of Keeping Up With The Kardashians to get inspiration — both contouring and otherwise — for her role as Molly Bloom, and one moment stuck out.
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Jessie J also shared black-and-white photos of herself and Tatum in the back of a car with two of her friends as the actor stuck out his tongue and she kissed him on the cheek.
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I'll be writing about more pages in the book soon, but aside from the sad numbers, one thing that has stuck out for buyers is Mayer's touting of Index, its Don Quixote voice search effort in mobile.
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Dad doesn't seem like he's still on the scene, but Noctis and his buff bodyguards are stuck out in the wilds, with only their weapons, supernatural skills, and impossibly cool car (it can fly) to help them.
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After Peters pulled in an interception from Rams quarterback Jared Goff during the fourth quarter of Monday night&aposs lopsided contest, he shouted at Ramsey from across the field and stuck out his tongue in a taunt.
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Something stuck out if you looked last week across 20183 recent polls of competitive House races: Almost exactly 10 percent of voters said they were undecided, on average, just a few weeks before the 2018 midterm elections.
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That moment in Star Wars Episode IV when she snarls, "Can someone get this walking carpet out of my way?" has always stuck out in my mind as a reminder that it's okay to be a ball-buster.
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Something that stuck out to me was the numbers of Porsches and other fancy sports cars in the staff parking lot, easily paid for by the 6-figure salaries that average nearly $300,000 dollars annually for some specialists.
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SMITH: Well, professor, you&aposve clearly looked at the president&aposs tweets over time through his campaign, into his presidency and have you ever seen anything that stuck out to you that could potentially red flag Robert Mueller?
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I Googled "cities in Minnesota" and after some quick research, Faribault stuck out to me because the inventor of the Tilt-A-Whirl is from there and he built the first 14 Tilt-A-Whirls in his basement.
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The Kings had a chance to tie it four minutes later when Toffoli came in on a clean breakaway but was stopped by Fleury, who stuck out his left pad to deny a shot by the right post.
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You can watch the entire conversation below, but what stuck out was McMaster's answer to Baier's question about potential war with North Korea: BAIER: So has the potential of war with North Korea increased since this latest launch?
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One thing I wanted to ask you about is a part of Elizabeth Warren's proposal that stuck out to me: to reevaluate gun laws every year, using federally funded research to treat this like a public health problem.
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When Mr. Trudeau was asked if he was disappointed that Mr. Trump had decided to leave early from the meeting on Saturday, Mr. Trump grinned, said, "He's happy," and playfully stuck out his tongue at the assembled reporters.
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Dressed in a precious pink Burberry sweater dress and matching beanie, True stuck out her tongue as she sat in the first photo, throwing an open-mouthed grin at the camera while standing against a bookshelf in the second.
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But one thing that stuck out to me is when Eddy gets forced out of a queer bar and ends up at a straight bar that she and her friends aren't used to and, well, you know what happens.
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Six minutes after replacing a tiring Pedro, the striker signed from Olympique de Marseille for 33 million pounds ($42.5 million), stuck out a leg to net Cesar Azpilicueta's cutback, despite a valiant attempt by Foster to keep it out.
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SO: Once you started moving along that path of helping shape the brand, what were some of the first things that really stuck out to you as things that needed to be a part of what represents the company?
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Here are a few times candidates spoke, while the audience members stuck out: Donald Trump slammed Hillary Clinton on Thursday in Florida for an unwanted guest -- more on that below -- while disgraced ex-Congressman Mark Foley sat behind him.
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One of the judges, Harvard English professor and New Yorker contributor Louis Menand, cited syntactical oddities and "uses of language that were just a little off," as reasons why the AI-written sonnets stuck out as so obviously fraudulent.
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I was in Oakland, California, filming for Real Fucking Girls 2… On set, one thing that stuck out to me was there were absolutely clear and formal consent conversations—not just between co-performers, but between performers and producers.
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If they existed, there should be a lot of them, scattered among all the yet-uncounted proteins that stuck out from the T-cell surface (there are so many that new ones are given numbers, like newly identified stars).
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Wearing an unbuttoned black tuxedo jacket, matching black pants and a pair of clear blue heels, the KKW Beauty mogul stuck out her tongue as she snapped a photo of herself on her phone — which was covered with Kimojis.
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What is certain is that Pete Buttigieg—the millennial candidate, the candidate of generational change—is a man stuck out of time, a Rip Van Winkle who's somehow managed to keep both his boyish looks and sense of mission.
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Bradley stuck out a career-high 11 and did not walk a batter, Yasmany Tomas homered and Jean Segura had two hits in the Diamondbacks' 9-5 victory over the San Diego Padres on Saturday night at Chase Field.
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With the right star, this sort of "stuck out here all alone" thriller is a gift from movie studio heaven: Man, I hope Sandra Bullock figures out that Russian space-shuttle manual so she can get back to Earth.
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For each car, I stopped walking, turned and stuck out a supplicant thumb, knowing how unlikely it was that a driver would pull up for a figure looming out of the cover of a dark country lane after midnight.
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One passage stuck out for me as I was reading: an exchange between Naomi and another crew member named Emma, who sums up the problem of Laconia's top-down approach: humans simply don't work well with hugely oppressive structures governing them.
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"We really believe in supporting women on a variety of levels, which is why we kind of stuck out doing this, to prove that women can be engineers and scientists, and inventors, and to make sure that is represented," Edwards says.
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But one piece of advice in the Bitcoin community has always stuck out to me as probably being the only way to stay sane once you've bought some digital coins that continually shoot upwards in value until they suddenly don't.
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The spot stuck out like a sore thumb among the rednecks and sports fans in a strip mall; however, it fit right in with its drive-thru option for the lazy people who don't want to get out of their trucks.
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Before I could hide somewhere to discreetly remove it, a PR representative pulled me over to the designer — and as soon as I stuck out my hand, the pad slipped off my back, through my skirt, and plopped on the floor.
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As we approach the end of 2017, I wanted to look back and highlight the five conversations that really stuck out to me: the ones that challenged me the most, that got me thinking about a difficult problem or provocative idea.
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Watching the Denver Nuggets take on the Minnesota Timberwolves in a critical game last week, this play stuck out in my head as a symbol of something I feel like I've seen happen more often this year than ever before.
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The names stuck out because most Council of Economic Advisers interns are university students — depending on which movie or comic you prefer, Peter Parker is the only one on the list who fits that bill — and also, real human beings.
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"What I think stuck out to me was from both the patients and the physicians, the importance of not having to worry about money in terms of the doctor-patient relationship," he said in an interview after his trip on Tuesday.
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The thing that's always stuck out in my mind is he was saying that since this was before CGI, there's the scene where the army rides by—when he's trying to give the baby away, near the beginning of the movie.
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Whenever it was one of my teammates, like Scott Rolen or Alex Rodriguez, being intentionally walked, I stuck out my chest too, knowing I was wearing the same uniform as a guy who instilled that kind of fear in an opponent.
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We were given logistical information and taught some cultural know-how, but the thing that stuck out most to me was a flowchart graphic that depicted the lulls and peaks of how we might experience the novelty of this country.
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In the case of the young woman who was a teenager when she developed a texting relationship with Mr. Adams, several details stuck out as especially disturbing: video calls on Skype in which he exposed himself; nicknames for her body parts.
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In the second — and original — vintage image, John Luke's dad Willie Robertson and mom Korie Robertson showed off their bellies on the beach — for Korie, a baby bump, and for Willie, just his stomach that he cheekily stuck out for the photo op.
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One 43-year-old woman, Lori, tell us she "loved [her] small breasts, but hated how far [her] nipples stuck out from the side ever since she was a teenager," so she decided to get an isolated nipple reduction nearly a decade ago.
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But injuries to women stuck out: Females were 73% more likely than males to sustain a serious to fatal injury in a collision — even after controlling for the fact that women tend to be smaller and sit closer to the steering wheel.
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When Netflix first announced its brand new series The End Of The F****ing World, one trailer scene immediately stuck out: female lead Alyssa (Jessica Barden) playfully pulling off the shirt of her love interest, who's driving through a forest, James (Alex Lawther).
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And that was the word that stuck out to me in your song was the word WE. Supposing that question by five different couples, seems to be a fine way to examine the similarities of care, despite differences of social class, race, sexuality.
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Later in the period, Fleury stuck out his right pad to stop a point-blank scoring opportunity by Matthew Tkachuk during a Calgary power play before also making a great glove grab to deny a blast off the stick of Dougie Hamilton.
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Fernandez stuck out 11 batters in seven scoreless innings, and the Marlins beat the Milwaukee Brewers 4-1053 Monday despite a Miami run being taken off the scoreboard when J.T. Realmuto passed teammate Marcell Ozuna on the basepaths after hitting a home run.
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He placidly doinked winners into little patches of vacant beach, stuck out his foot to save balls he couldn't reach with his hand, and cooly slipped shots around opponents whose Skying For An Epic Stuff routine suddenly looked very silly in comparison.
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"That line stuck out to me because a lot of times you have to look at intent versus impact," Brian Pacheco, director of communications at Safe Horizon, an organization that aids victims of domestic violence, child abuse, rape and sexual assault tells Broadly.
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If you ignore their technological attributes, a lot of video games are simply stuck out of time—they can tell you something about the history of games themselves, but as broader historical reference points, indicators of the bygone zeitgeist, they are rarely useful.
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In both the original image and the new one recreated by John Luke and Mary Kate, the couples showed off their bellies on the beach — for the women, a baby bump, and for the guys, just their stomachs that they cheekily stuck out.
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When we first received questions from audience members for us to answer in our new series Glad You Asked, there was one that really stuck out to me: How did meme culture become such a big part of how we communicate online?
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Even though the hands-free crutch seemed ideal, there were still some obstacles in front of Vaughn that she had to overcome — namely the crutch's handle, which she said "stuck out three inches" and wouldn't fit under her trumpet-style wedding gown.
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But one quote in the article really stuck out:"The demonization of carbon dioxide is just like the demonization of the poor Jews under Hitler," said the physicist, William Happer, who serves on the National Security Council as the president's deputy assistant for emerging technologies.
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His profile was at its peak then, but tracks by Rodney Jerkins, Pharrell Williams, and Swizz Beatz stuck out like a sore thumb, and there was a sense that someone with a signature sound was trying to fit in and be someone he wasn't.
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A battery can be so useful in unexpected scenarios ranging from getting stuck out at the bars until your phone is dead, to going camping for four days in the wilderness — that's when you may need to keep the GPS alive on your phone.
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The ones that stuck out were the $26 Dungeness crab scramble (which our waitress immediately said they had run out of already,) a $23 cold-smoked salmon toast, the prosciutto and gruyere toast, and the cured french toast that came with ginger poached pears.
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But here are a few things that stuck out to me: Beyond the historical points, the map shows something that still affects modern America: Some researchers have found, for example, that the size of Southern counties' slave populations in 1860 can predict some people's political beliefs today.
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He said more or less the same things to everyone from Recode to The New York Times to CNN, but one answer stuck out: in response to CNN's Laurie Segall asking if he was worried about Facebook facing regulations from governments around the world, he replied.
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I started understanding the quantity of food waste, and the thing that stuck out to me was that they're living on 2-3 percent [margin] going out the front of their store, so how could they have 15-20 percent in wasted produce going out the back?
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Holding up her slinky, white Balmain dress that she sported on the red carpet, Cabello explained, "This one stuck out to me because it was very romantic, which is where I kinda am in life right now" — seemingly a nod to her romance with Mendes, 21.
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But one thing that stuck out to me was that, in the morning stand-up meeting, one of the supervisors told us that we need to deliver all packages, as fast as we can, because Amazon is looking at how fast you get done with your route.
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Counting that and the body of the phone, the entire Xperia 1 measures 103-inches tall, to the point where the top of the phone actually stuck out of my jeans pocket (for comparison, that's almost an inch taller than an iPhone XS, which is 5.65 inches tall).
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Article continues after the video below If you ignore their technological attributes, a lot of video games are simply stuck out of time—they can tell you something about the history of games themselves, but as broader historical reference points, indicators of the bygone zeitgeist, they are rarely useful.
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The whole interview can be found on Vulture, but this bit really stuck out to me: It is only fitting then that Sandra Oh also portray an agent whose pathology vastly differs from the prototypical detective drama lead, effectively making Eve Polastri completely different from all of her predecessors.
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While I found that each individual tent was nicely arranged, and the interior of the Shelter Outlook, in particular, was very aesthetically pleasing, what really stuck out to me was how close the tents were to each other — and to the island's main street, which was full of onlookers.
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The number of his IPO mentions stuck out to New York University marketing professor Scott Galloway, who showed in a tweet Tuesday that the references outnumbered similar mentions of the leaders of Lyft (Logan Green and John Zimmer), Slack (Stewart Butterfield), Uber (Dara Khosrowshahi) and Zoom (Eric Yuan).
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Stereoviews were highly popular in the 19th century, but the Diableries would have certainly stuck out from many other sets: collections of travel photos, artworks, and religious pageantry have quite a different tone from these scenes of skeletons riding bicycles, playing instruments in a bony band, and dancing in flouncy dresses.
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But while the entire piece is full of good reporting and interesting insights about the many, many challenges regulators and safety officers face in coming to grips with the Autopilot situation, one thing stuck out: Tesla's refusal to even comment on the record in any official capacity about Autopilot's safety record.
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Zeigler says one of the most effective ways to organize around the uncounted ballots is by highlighting people's individual experiences with voter suppression: One story that stuck out to her came from an elderly woman who told her she'd had her absentee ballot rejected twice because her signature didn't match.
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" On Tuesday, Mr. Sanders said the uniformity of this message really stuck out to him: "There really is, I think, a deep-seated belief in Canada that health care is a right, and whether you're rich or whether you're poor or whether you're middle class, you are entitled to health care.
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When I asked De Schutter if one story stuck out in his mind, he told me how, one evening, during a big family dinner, De Schutter's father was going on about some World War II story, a way for him to brag about how much he's read about the conflict.
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Near the end our time there, I went to use the restroom with my friend and before I reached the door, an attendant stuck out his arm and said he needed to see my ID. When I asked why, he said that "female" must be on an ID to use the women's restroom.
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When Meghan, 37, had her first solo outing with the Queen in June 2018, the Duchess of Sussex stuck to a light beige pencil dress with a cape top by Givenchy, while the monarch stuck out in a lime green suit dress by Stewart Parvin and a matching hat by Rachel Trevor Morgan.
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CARYN GANZ On a night in which two of the most dynamic album of the year nominees, Jay-Z and Lorde, did not take the stage (with Jay-Z reportedly turning down his slot and Lorde having not been offered her own showcase), the static performances stuck out even more than usual.
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Similar ideas inspired the whimsical creations of the London-based brand Rosa de la Cruz, including a smiley emoji cutout on an 18-karat gold ring ($2,873), and even the work of classic Italian jewelers like Roberto Coin, whose 18-karat Joke Emoji pendant has its red enamel tongue stuck out ($900).
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Seconds after goalie Jimmy Howard stuck out his pads to stop Coyotes rookie Clayton Keller's spin-a-rama shot — denying Arizona the lead and Keller a hat trick — Glendening finished off a two-on-one, short-handed break started by Dylan Larkin's up-ice rush by beating Louis Domingue with a wrist shot.
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Here's a look at some passages that stuck out in the 1.63-page resolution, and what they might mean for the country: Renewable energy "meeting 100 percent of the power demand in the United States through clean, renewable, and zero-emission energy sources" This would be a wholesale turnaround in US energy.
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"For me the thing that stuck out was this idea that the use of [Essure] was associated with higher risk of gynecological complications," said Aileen Gariepy, an assistant professor of obstetrics, gynecology, and reproductive sciences at Yale School of Medicine, who is conducting an independent study of Essure using health care information from patients in California.
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In addition to the stuff in this category, I highly recommend carrying a compressible warm layer, a waterproof layer, a small first-aid kit, a means of making fire (storm-proof matches are a good choice), and a handful of bars or other calorie-dense foods to sustain you in case you get stuck out there.
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In honor of what would have been her 150th birthday on Tuesday, here are 15 things we learned from Little House on the Prairie the first time, 10 details that stuck out upon rereading the books in adulthood, and 10 downright terrifying things that you would never expect to find in these charming historical children's novels.
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While Lamb runs out to his man on the three-point line, Myles Turner, a dynamic power forward who is probably the Pacers' best player, sees an open Hill with his arms stuck out (perhaps looking to make his 501st shot so he can get good, uninterrupted, comfortable sleep that night), and tosses him a pass.
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"Despacito" is a lot of things: it's the song you can't get stuck out of your head, the one playing from every car or set of headphones, and thanks to it's new global streaming record of 4.6 billion streams in only six months, "Despacito" has officially been declared the official song of the summer (sorry, DJ Khaled and Ashad).
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Classes feel different both in attack and defense, finding yourself stuck out in the open will cause you problems, though you can't use armor or dead parts as a way to shield your cockpit or generator from damage; damaged limbs actually break off instead of acting as a shield of scrap metal hanging off your machine.
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In terms of praise, I think there's two things that have stuck out to me: how many black folks have messaged, written and called me — people I know, to strangers — who said they had never felt more American before, that for the first time they're proud that we can claim our own country as our own.
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Afrin is geographically an anomaly from the rest of Syrian Kurdish-controlled territory: stuck out to the west of the country, a significant distance from Syrian Kurds' traditional area of power and -- even since they took the town of Manbij from ISIS with US help -- still with a chunk of Syrian Arab rebel territory cutting it off.
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It was the most recent DVD release, which at the time looked amazing on my convex curved CRT TV. What stuck out to me at the time were the action scenes — they're slow to build but quick to unfold, with quick flashes of extreme violence that verge on body horror, as the organic and inorganic parts of people are torn apart.
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But it was not only the extreme rainfall itself that stuck out to scientists, it was also the fact that it happened in May:The timing of this flood was quite unusual as virtually all previous floods along the Seine and Loire River basins have occurred during winter (as opposed to spring) due to buildup of excess water over several months during the winter.
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Of the wide range of topics discussed in the industry-only sessions and casual conversation, five trends stuck out to me as takeaways for Extra Crunch members: the prominence of TikTok, the strong presence of Chinese tech companies in general, the contemplation of deep fakes, curiosity around virtual influencers, and the widespread interest in developing consumer product startups around top content creators.
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There's a lot of interesting stuff in here—including the irony of the fact that Clinton has invested heavily in policy during an election that has been all about personality—but one paragraph in particular stuck out to me: Clinton's inner circle is also placing high hopes on the man who could end up becoming her chief antagonist: Paul Ryan.
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This passage stuck out: Paybarah: Tonight will be a stress test for Bloomberg: How many times can he get questioned about his spending, and stop-and-frisk, and red-lining, and the nondisclosure agreements at his company, and extending term limits, and surveilling mosques, before he rolls his eyes, sighs heavily, and blurts out something that becomes his Dean scream?
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But it particularly stuck out to me that evening and it was the first thing that jumped to mind Monday morning when I woke up (I'm not an early riser, now you know) to the news that former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort and his former business partner Rick Gates had been indicted on 12 counts including conspiracy against the United States, conspiracy to launder money, unregistered agent of a foreign principal and making false statements, amongst others.
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Check out an exclusive clip below to find out how Jennings and Willie Nelson launched the outlaw country movement, and liberated artists from record label-and-producer control: There are plenty of sex and drugs (including a PCP-heroin combo called Atlanta Dog that sounded absolutely terrifying) , but the parts of the book that most stuck out to me, as a fan and as someone who's no stranger to life on the road, were the quieter moments.
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"When it comes to Novartis' strategy, (in particular its potential acquisitions going forward), one sentence in particular in Emma's conversation with Narasimhan stuck out: "Elsewhere in conversation with BI, Emma and I had some more dispatches from our conversation with GV. A CEO who built a cancer drugmaker and then joined Google's $4.5 billion venture arm reveals the 2 key elements he looks for before investing in startupsHow 2 top leaders at Google's $4.5 billion venture arm prepare tech entrepreneurs to jump into the 'screwed up' US healthcare industrySomething to keep an eye out for going into the end of July — the Livongo IPO is upon us.
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