Alpha particles are two protons and two neutrons stuck together.
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But they couldn't be studied because they were stuck together.
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They were partly raw and ended up all stuck together.
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I thought they played hard, stuck together and kept grinding.
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We've been stuck together for the rest of the lives.
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Tonight was one of those nights when we stuck together.
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It's dawn and dusk stuck together, skipping the daytime altogether.
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"We stuck together through the ups and downs," he said.
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But on the key points, Republicans stuck together on Tuesday.
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Some contestants, like Miss USA and Miss Iceland, stuck together.
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But we all stuck together and look where we are now.
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"Them three boys as a unit, they stuck together," Smith said.
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Meanwhile, nitrogen gas is made from two nitrogen atoms stuck together.
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"The opposition is stuck together with chewing gum," says Mr León.
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Red or blue, we are stuck together permanently in this country.
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We've stuck together and found a way to battle through things.
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He found everything stuck together; much was tainted by water damage.
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You still stuck together, but that wildcat theory went out the window.
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As the night wore on we stuck together slowly improving our skills.
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But you know what, we stuck together and just jumped on them.
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In the last two years on every big vote, we stuck together.
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Democrats, most notably in the many fights to preserve Obamacare, stuck together.
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"Since they stuck together, we made the decision to keep going with them."
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Nahdi picked it up and started carefully pulling apart the stuck-together pages.
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We went into a big uncertainty with our futures and everyone stuck together.
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My hubby and I have stuck together and become stronger since losing her.
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So wrap steaks, chicken parts and burger patties individually rather than stuck together.
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"It's stuck together with chewing gum and mirrors," Dawson says of Alto Rock.
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"We still stuck together, stayed focused, and did enough to win the game."
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It's not uncommon for baby squirrels to naturally get their tails stuck together.
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On closer look, the blob turned out to be 17 contact lenses stuck together.
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As they launch their mission, Alan is peeved at Nadia, but they're stuck together.
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Her case team, however, stuck together for the two years she was at Yale.
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It is difficult to trim hairs that are hard or stuck together with dirt.
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When they've stuck together they've been able to create fractures within the majority caucus.
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Because the prints were never treated, they stuck together, turning into a big brick.
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The pearls stuck together and were hard to chase down with the thick straw.
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They were stuck together, the images swirled into watercolor blurs, too damaged to save.
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On the Hill, the party of Faust stuck together and vociferously defended their Apollyon.
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I had been born with a birth defect of two fingers being stuck together.
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But the squad have stuck together and built a competitive outfit for the World Cup.
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By contrast, UV light leads to mutations by causing neighboring Cs to become stuck together.
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Or perhaps it was formed by a pair of objects that collided and stuck together.
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Over time, the dust and elements stuck together, forming planets and other bodies, including asteroids.
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By contrast, UV light leads to mutations by causing neighbouring Cs to become stuck together.
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"It would be nice if the Republicans stuck together," Trump said in an ABC interview.
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The 2 always stuck together, though ... and now it appears that's their goal for life. Congrats!
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I couldn't move on the boat: I was stuck between lots of people, all stuck together.
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"Her and her sister just stuck together like glue when they were there," Tucker tells PEOPLE.
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It was tough but we stuck together & all our proud of how hard our candidate fought.
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But we've been resilient and stuck together as a team and that's paid off for us.
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They argue Democrats should have stuck together and used their leverage to win a stronger bill.
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When was the last time a tribe of 7 people stuck together through bonds of loyalty?
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Our little dance group, I think it was 10 of us or so, we stuck together.
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Overwhelmingly, the sand stuck together, which doesn't happen on Earth unless you add water to the mix.
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One tripod can facilitate photography, but three or four stuck together like this lose their intended function.
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THAT MAKEUP I'll wash my face because I start to feel like my eyes are stuck together.
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The room filled with laughter as people found their fingers stuck together, unable to budge—including me.
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It was mushy and stuck together, but it was a satisfactory vehicle for the cheese and sauce.
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One woman yelled that if they stuck together they could force the company to change the policy.
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The platter of hot dinner rolls, still stuck together in a neat square, had a glossy sheen.
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The cocaine was surrounded by ordinary boxes of bananas, which were stuck together for shipment, Abbott said.
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The Democratic caucus stuck together and voted in favor of removing Trump from office on both counts.
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Democrats also stuck together that year when the GOP tax bill passed Congress on party-line votes.
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The skulls, stuck together with lime and clay, are mostly male, as would be expected of enemy warriors.
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A decade has passed since 7th Heaven aired its final episode, but the Camden girls have stuck together.
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There were times we were on our heels, but we still stuck together and battled as a group.
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I worry that people befriend me because we're stuck together due to a class or out of pity.
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These last 743 games, I love how we came out and fought every single night and stuck together.
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Mickie Boehm, another resident in the community, also remembered the way the community stuck together for the hurricane.
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If I wanted to purchase a shoe, I wouldn't be able to because everything was so stuck together.
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Democrats mostly stuck together: 43 voted "present," and four moderates crossed the aisle and voted with the GOP.
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I was taking 360-degree photographs, which I stuck together with tape to create a continuous flattened landscape.
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The Marines stuck together after fighting in Afghanistan "We really are like a band of brothers," Blank said.
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This looked more like three (quite nice) Acer monitors stuck together on a crane with some LED lights.
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They described familiar examples: traffic jams, piles of sand, and coffee beans stuck together in a grocery-store hopper.
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But how would things go if, say, it were just two of them — stuck together on a desert island?
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Asked about the violence, Neal said: "People stuck together and they are trying to stand up," for their rights.
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When was the last time a majority pre-merge alliance actually stuck together and picked off the smaller group?
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Who could forget the early series couple stuck together on an operating table with a pole holding them together?
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The customers stuck together, hanging onto memories of a grittier Park Slope even as the area become increasingly upscale.
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The crowd starts cheering, while he describes his own impeachment as an amazing result because all Republicans stuck together.
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That just means that rather than a single atom of oxygen, for example, two of them are stuck together.
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Mr. Loughlin, whose face was unprotected, returned moments later, his face a stinging red and his eyelashes stuck together.
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But despite the tensions, the separatist coalition between the main parties — Convergence and the left-leaning Esquerra Republicana — stuck together.
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They studied how long teams stuck together and if gender balance seemed to have an impact on a team's success.
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But it's not a survival story: it's a story of two people stuck together, alone, stressed out, and keeping secrets.
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Gabe and Joelle are stuck together to canvas for a protest of the town hall the school administration has planned.
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All these witches were hideous and bent on destroying kids for their own vanity—but at least they stuck together.
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He was carrying six GoPros all stuck together, and said this was for a 'virtual reality' film he was making.
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"All the adversity we've been through … we stuck together as a family and got the job done," Irvin told reporters.
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They look like two cups, stuck together, from an anemometer, a whirling instrument that measures the speed of the wind.
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When you're all stuck together in a small space, the smell of shit isn't very pleasant, to say the least.
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Formerly, there was also a "third carpenter," but ultimately, it was Valdés and Sanchez who stuck together and remained partners.
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"We wanted to keep all of our employees, so we stuck together," said Hanne Mogster, the former human resources director.
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"I just can't say enough about our players, everything they've been through and the way they stuck together," Canada said.
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"The first thing we saw was stacks of hundreds, about three inches thick, wet and stuck together," Mr. Foley said.
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The trouble begins when her friends Blair (Taylor Louderman) and Rox (Elan Luz Rivera) become stuck together with hair spray.
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All these circles stuck together are a "torus fibration" of the sphere—the individual fibers woven together into a greater whole.
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Its world is culled from multiple influences, and the core of the experience feels like two very different titles stuck together.
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Industry old-timers laughed at this, but we stuck together, believing it would work, and committing to it until it did.
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Those Democrats stuck together on key votes over health care and taxes, showing they are not afraid to vote against Trump.
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"It's great to see how the entire team stuck together in these difficult hours, helping and supporting each other," said Seidl.
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He went on to help explain how the tiny particles are permanently stuck together, keeping their fractional charges hidden from view.
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Despite this, the pair stuck together, through the deaths of most of their respective families and the difficulties of aristocratic society.
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But I think it's a group effort that we've fought, stuck together and believed in each other these last two weeks.
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But I think it's a group effort that we've fought, stuck together and believed in each other these last two weeks.
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It was not just a simple ball, but two objects that at some stage touched and stuck together, like a snowman.
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Caroline Framke: It seems like casting was crucial for this show, since all the characters are stuck together under one roof.
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They stuck together trying to protect one another, and they thought they could run the show and do whatever they wanted.
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And that's a really fantastic example of a kid and an adult stuck together, despite the fact that they hate each other.
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It's as much nothing as what Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella offered last night, more or less an acknowledgement that they're stuck together.
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Instead, Harvey stuck together with a cadre of fellow organizers to convert Burning Man into a non-profit with the appropriate longevity.
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But some tribes, like the Saponi, stuck together, forming our own towns and farming communities, which were subsequently segregated and then integrated.
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The result is a confection in three layers, red, green, and white, each stuck together with raspberry jam and dipped in chocolate.
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Some have recognizable faces, even painted ones; others appear to be deliquescing into formlessness, their arms and torsos stuck together like tallow.
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To assemble the sandwiches, slice the rolls in half (I use 4 rolls still stuck together) and toast each, cut-side down.
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Passengers isn't one movie so much as three distinct movies stuck together with narrative duct tape that doesn't quite cover the seams.
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Their lips are swelling up and they're getting blisters and their lips are getting stuck together because there's glue or gasoline in it.
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The two stood arm in arm as they posed for pictures – and stuck together like glue until photographers asked them for separate shots.
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It's a deliberately slow, gentle movie that's largely about two people talking through their problems while stuck together in a slow-moving town.
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Since her neighborhood was predominantly white, she and her three siblings stuck together that much more, singing, writing songs, and choreographing dances together.
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I've been using Samsung's crazy super-ultra-wide monitor that's as wide as two 27-inch monitors stuck together to play video games.
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Although the six babies were doing fine, some parts of their tails were damaged while stuck together and will require surgery, the paper reported.
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The 13 Reasons Why cast, including Brandon Flynn and Tommy Dorman, stuck together throughout the evening and hung by the bar at NeueHouse Hollywood.
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Upon closer inspection, they can look like snowflakes, a simple round dot, elongated cylinders, or all of these stuck together in one slimy clump.
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Lately, most of the girls do three-pole anal, and sometimes you don't even touch the girl; there are just three dicks stuck together.
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Though they're now based in different countries (Psutka in Toronto and Connolly in New York after moving from London), they've mostly stuck together since.
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Many of the planets and moons in the solar system may have been formed from objects like Ultima Thule being smashed and stuck together.
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The latter is a weird, hooky track, with a chorus that sounds like a nursery rhyme stuck together with dirty synth lines and electroclash beats.
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" Adds Matt, "Being a reality family is not for the faint of heart, but we've stuck together and appreciate our many loyal and loving fans.
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The rock is either oddly shaped, like two meatballs stuck together, or it's not one rock but rather two boulders closely orbiting around each other.
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Soon after forming, two of the planets began to migrate toward the star, but then got stuck together, and then continued their inward migration together.
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Since then, the probe has sent images revealing Ultima Thule to be a "contact binary" - two bodies that formed separately and then got stuck together.
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Our team never wavered, defense did an amazing job, special teams — that's just been the story this year is that we just all stuck together.
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He wiped tears from his eyes and choked up as he told me that the letters were found stuck together with no ink on them.
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Nigerians, Gambians, Ghanaians, and Liberians stuck together, because they spoke English; Malians, Senegalese, and Guineans could do business with any connection man who spoke French.
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Rather than the expected sphere, the comet was shaped like a two-lobed toy duck (scientists concluded it was originally two comets that stuck together).
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Samsung's Odyssey G9 is a 49-inch 5120 x 1440p monitor that's essentially the same thing as if two 24-inch monitors were stuck together.
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He fires them, and then, a few moments later, the storm hits, and they're all stuck together at work like always, with nowhere else to go.
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Although they're stuck in a convenience store shootout, they're far more interested in debating their interpersonal, opposites-are-stuck-together shenanigans than the crime at hand.
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Through a mix of circumstance and luck, Iowa and New Hampshire have been first ever since, and have stuck together by agreeing to their distinct formats.
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And most of us who bonded stuck together to survive and find comfort in knowing we are in it together and will help each other out.
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They are all sort of stuck together in this little universe, and as I add more of them, the order changes and so do the relationships.
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Among other topics he talked about his friendship with the 28-year-old Rippon, how they met and how they'll probably be stuck together for good.
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McConnell and Trump have largely stuck together publicly on policy, including the recent fight over the president's emergency declaration to construct the U.S.-Mexico border wall.
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Scientists learned that its shape, resembling a rubber duck, most likely occurred when two comets bumped into each other at a low velocity and stuck together.
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As a few were guided out, others joined hands — possibly stuck together with Super Glue, Council officials said — and remained seated before being removed by police.
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As some protesters were guided out, others joined hands — possibly stuck together with Super Glue, Council officials said — and had to be removed by the police.
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But he said many other popular products in its lineup - such as its AirPods headphones - cannot be economically recycled because they are stuck together with glue.
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Formulated with lightweight fibers, the revered mascara coats your lashes in the blackest of black shades without weighing them down or creating stuck-together lash clusters.
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Before long there were up quarks and down quarks, strange quarks and charm quarks, top quarks and bottom quarks, all stuck together with particles called gluons.
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At the same time there is anxiety, there is also a sort of bonding taking place between the strangers stuck together in a sticky Miami hotel.
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These were hardened people to begin with, and when they were stuck together in such a harsh environment, they became worse — it was a vicious cycle.
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McVay, the coach nearly every team is tripping over itself to emulate, said he'd be happy for them to be "stuck" together for a long time.
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Our volunteer leader had a list of addresses we would be driving to, mostly very small apartments, and we stuck together because she knew the route.
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Thus, if all Democrats stuck together, Lee would have to vote for himself for his potential nomination to be referred "favorably" to the floor by the committee.
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The show's ten-minute format lets creator Rebecca Sugar, the first woman to create her own Cartoon Network show, focus "Stuck Together" entirely on purging emotional demons.
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In the clip above, debuted exclusively by Refinery29, Kat and Rose are stuck together after both of their parents didn't pick them up from school for break.
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With short time on the clock and two more points to reach, The Meta stuck together and snuck around to the high ground near the castle doors.
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It was suggested for class by one of my writing students and I found it incredibly bocketty, as though stuck together from various bits of different books.
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Obviously Kim, Kris and Kanye were preoccupied with more serious issues, but the rest of the extended fam was scattered, although the Jenner's pretty much stuck together.
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And a duel it was, a heart-pounding one, as the two of them glided down the backstretch side by side as if they were stuck together.
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The visual and writing creatives teams stuck together and turned into a project-based marketing agency whose output often reflected the "question and response" aspects of its games.
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Nuance Communications, a maker of voice-activated software, is working on algorithms that detect tiny skips in frequency at the points where slices of speech are stuck together.
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The two stuck together for the night — but it remains to be seen when and if they eventually turn on each other as they fight for the nomination.
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Mr Solomon opted instead to hang out with a band of avant-garde artists who had stuck together through hard times "like the early Christians, or like Freemasons".
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Often found in a gas station freezer or in the frozen aisle of a grocery store, this stuff is essentially one giant hunk of stuck-together ice cubes.
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As much as this is a story of one kid overcoming the odds, it's the story of a family that, despite moments of difference, has always stuck together.
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Modern cross-laminated timber—where thin sheets of wood are stuck together, with alternating grain direction providing high strength—can give many modern materials a run for their money.
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"I was really proud of our guys for how they treated each other, how they stood together, stuck together, and how nobody pointed fingers," coach Brad Stevens told reporters.
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They hope that this new kind of organism—contracting cells and passive cells stuck together—and its eerily advanced behavior can help scientists unlock the mysteries of cellular communication.
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In the months immediately after Obama's election, McConnell told Republicans they could outwit the popular incoming president as long as they stuck together and opposed his policies en masse.
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"The main crux of the story is about the dynamics between a group of women all stuck together, and then also the power shifts between men and women," she says.
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That would be cool if the resulting fusion actually looked like jewelry, but thanks to the volume and playback controls on the side, it just looks like headphones stuck together.
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" That's an impressive length of time, but the Backstreet Boys have stuck together even longer — 26 years in total — and Brian described it as "harder than a marriage, much harder.
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"They had a bumpy relationship, at first; it was not easy and they had ups and down, but they always forgot about their problems and stuck together," Mr. Serrano said.
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Meanwhile, the Republicans stuck together, with none siding with the Democrats as Trump and his backers made it clear that the vote was a proxy for impeachment -- and Trump himself.
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We stuck together, got a road win in a tough place and did it on national TV." Summing up his team's current attitude, Allen added: "See, we can play, too.
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To turn the adhesive off, Dr. Phillips and Dr. Kim applied fluoride to the edges of two microscopic glass slides stuck together, and the glass slides fell apart within minutes.
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After traveling on VietJet, where the pages of the in-flight catalog were stuck together with an unknown substance, I was impressed by "Going Places," Malaysian Airline's in-flight magazine.
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But New Horizons finally swooped by the distant object just after the 2019 New Year, uncovering a frozen, snowman-shaped world, composed of two roundish "lobes" that have been stuck together.
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"It's like when two animals fuck and then their genitals get stuck together and they can't separate," said Vanity Fair's Nick Bilton later that evening, of the media's relationship with Facebook.
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The Lepin pieces aren't organized in any discernible way although some of the larger pieces are stuck together in the same bag while smaller pieces are crammed inside multiple smaller bags.
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This isn't some version of Picasso and Braque roped together like mountain climbers but two comedians (Laurel and Hardy, Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder?) stuck together in an intimately uncomfortable situation.
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These pieces are elaborate compositions featuring cheap, store-bought items — necklaces, dolls, doilies, plastic utensils — that have been sewn and stuck together to suggest crude bodies, or sometimes just their parts.
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"Stuck Together" centers on the titular Steven and one of his human friends—a teenager named Lars whose insecurities are often his own worst enemy—being kidnapped by evil magic aliens.
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And then, when your teeth are stuck together and your tongue is coated in sugar, a good bite on a pickle clears everything right up and you're ready for round two.
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"I'm incredibly proud of how they stuck together during this tricky time," he said, going on to note the punishing economics of the media business and the growing power of Facebook.
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The two senators stuck together despite being fierce combatants over the Supreme Court nomination of Brett M. Kavanaugh, with the two sparring over everything from document disclosure to Judge Kavanaugh's character.
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But Kickstarter-funded battery pack Yoolox may have found the solution at with an odd analog approach: use a bunch of rubber suction cups to keep your phone and charger stuck together.
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We are very proud that throughout the campaign and the aftermath the staff stuck together, worked as a team, and did the best we could for both Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine.
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At the same time, it won't fully satisfy many newbies: even at its most accessible, it's a blur of names, faces, and places, sometimes stuck together only with solemnity and self-importance.
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If you're not familiar with voxels, think of them as virtual particles that can be stacked up and stuck together to form anything from a landscape to a player character or gun.
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The result was a community project somewhere between giant Legos and a hands-on Tetris, where the balls were stuck together in giant blocks the public could arrange and rearrange in groups.
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There are a few fancy tricks involved, like picking up cards in a way that utilizes the airflow within the machine to keep it from lifting two lightly stuck together cards at once.
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Pretty much every apartment block, office tower and shopping mall from Beijing to Lagos, Nigeria, is made at least partly with concrete, which is basically just sand and gravel stuck together with cement.
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So, there's that position, or they can lay on their side and hold their buttocks up, but you have to let them know to not let go because otherwise the cheeks get stuck together!
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The debate itself more closely resembled a Quentin Tarantino movie, in which a group of men are stuck together for what seems like eternity, and try to break the monotony by yelling a lot.
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As the V&A's site explains, hair was built up into wild confections with padding and hairpieces made from both human and horse manes, all stuck together with gooey paste made from pig fat.
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"The main crux of the story is about the dynamics between a group of women all stuck together, and then also the power shifts between men and women," Coppola told Entertainment Weekly in February.
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They rose up from their underground tunnel systems and literally stuck together to survive, linking their claws and clinging to one another in massive rafts and balls that floated and spun in the current.
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Depp reportedly arrived at the club with his friend Doug Stanhope, who had performed at the Comedy Store in the past, and the two stuck together throughout the night as they watched the other acts.
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Photo: David Shale/NOAA Anglerfish males fuse their faces to females' bodies and they live the rest of their lives like that, stuck together while they release sperm and eggs at the same time. Romantic?
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The researchers first proved this concept in 2013, using the technology to peek inside a badly water-damaged scroll that was partially stuck together, allowing them to read the text inside for the first time.
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For him, it's like he worked all the time, and he partied all the time, and they got kind of stuck together… And in a satirical way, the film shows that dark side of addiction.
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Photo: Claude Robidoux/Getty Images Anglerfish males fuse their faces to females' bodies and they live the rest of their lives like that, stuck together while they release sperm and eggs at the same time. Romantic?
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Since Trump's refusal to re-certify the Iran nuclear deal, all the other signatories -- US allies like France, Germany, the UK and even enemies Russia and China -- have stuck together, warning Trump not to do it.
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"With the boys, that's the main thing for the whole three weeks: We stuck together through some tough times, stayed strong," said Thomas, a Welshman who is the third rider from Britain to win the race.
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White House aides were also thrilled when House Republicans stuck together and not a single one voted last Thursday to move forward with the impeachment inquiry, viewing it a sign of great support among Republican lawmakers.
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The legendary four-piece announced that they'll be releasing a new album called Head Carrier later this year and that, yes, this one is a real album, not three EPs stuck together like 2014's Indie Cindy.
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You'll never guess who's really into slavery The coalition of Tyrion, Missandei, and Grey Worm is (I think) supposed to be a clash of personalities who are stuck together and forced to make their city-state run.
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The last time I'd seen Groene was almost a year ago and he was showing me two stuck-together pieces of black cardboard, the rough-hewn seedling for the product idea that would become the Surface Book.
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And in 2015, another British police force, Sussex Police, came under fire for a poster campaign which told women that sexual assaults "could be prevented" if they stuck together and didn't leave friends alone on nights out.
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Rachel accidentally combined the recipes for an English trifle and a Shepherd's pie because two pages in a cookbook got stuck together – something that would never happen in the age of numerous cooking websites and TV shows.
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Becoming a transplant recipient is a lot like owning a pet: You've taken a fussy, expensive, life-changing thing that will give you much joy into your life, and now you're stuck together unless something catastrophic happens.
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If their 47-member caucus stuck together, Democrats would need to get at least 13 Republicans on board to actually pass this legislation, and picking up that support is likely to be the biggest obstacle they face.
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Helped by her husband, Ebel often spends two to three hours a day building the made-to-order ramps which contain several hundred of the small plastic bricks stuck together with up to eight tubes of glue.
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Later on, it looks like at least a few of these pretty people stuck together and met up with Kylie to hit the town -- bouncing around to different clubs in WeHo, including The Nice Guy and Poppy.
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In Bakersfield, the Cambodian and Laotian kids had always stuck together, he said, but after confrontations with other race-based groups charged by adolescent aggression, they made their tribe official and gave themselves a title: the Oriental Troops.
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Both companies are owned 50-50 by Lefkofsky and Keywell, who graduated from law school together and have stuck together since, first launching a short-lived athletic apparel business called Brandon Apparel, before moving on to create Starbelly.
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"Cork and Apple have stuck together through thick and thin," said Des Cahill, the city's mayor, who will meet company executives in San Francisco this week as part of an annual trade visit to drum up new investment.
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But while the European squad quickly disbanded to catch flights after celebrating with the Laver Cup (and drinking from it), World stuck together, dancing and singing along to a portable speaker in the hallway outside the team room.
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Now Davis and New Orleans are stuck together in basketball purgatory — "It definitely is different," said Jrue Holiday, the team's starting point guard — and the city's long-suffering sports fans can only wonder: What do we do now?
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Teahen: I think there was a bit of a sense that a lot of people throughout baseball weren't exactly cheering for our success, so we stuck together and pushed each other to continue to improve and grow as players.
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"I was counting out a few prawns and fish and I grabbed a handful prawns, and at first I thought there were two stuck together and then realised it was a prawn with two heads," Colton told ABC News.
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It&aposs like two screens stuck together, which means twice the work for your PC. But we&aposve seen that before, and it&aposs not such a big deal as the graphics cards powering computer have gotten increasingly powerful.
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I wanted to do it in person and had to figure out the right time to do it, considering we were stuck together the whole weekend, so I waited until he dropped me off at the airport on Sunday morning.
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Many compared the concoction to the episode of "Friends" where Rachel made a traditional English trifle for Thanksgiving but added a layer of beef sautéed with peas and onions to the mix when the cookbook&aposs pages got stuck together.
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This show is about a group of close friends who got to know each other when the menfolk among them — Rome (Romany Malco), Eddie (David Giuntoli), Gary (James Roday), and Jon (Ron Livingston) — got stuck together in an elevator for several hours.
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Through all of that period, which isn't entirely over, the leadership of SoundCloud, Alex, his co-founder Eric, and the entire senior team stuck together, kept the business moving forward, built a strong management team, and kept the Board aligned and informed.
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The worse-case scenario is that couples are stuck together under periods of incredible stress and anxiety, and if they lack the skills and emotional resources to manage the intense feelings that they'll have, you could see a lot of relationships fall apart.
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That's why, while I am always loathe to dump a kitchen sink's worth of reporting in one story, it's hard not to since this particular pile of dirty dishes is so stuck together that it's almost impossible to pry them apart at Uber.
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That's why, while I am always loath to dump a kitchen sink's worth of reporting in one story, it's hard not to since this particular pile of dirty dishes is so stuck together at Uber that it's almost impossible to pry them apart.
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In the ABC series' midseason return, Dr. Jackson Avery (Jesse Williams) and Dr. Maggie Pierce (Kelly McCreary) are stuck together in the hospital bathroom — wearing only towels — after separately showering until someone can deliver the code to the machine where the clean scrubs are.
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In his free time, he shoots experimental footage and develops the film himself; endless strips of the same images rendered in different colour palettes, stuck together at the ends to play in a loop, duplicated numerous times so it can be destroyed in performance.
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Even though they were now part of a bigger group with other bats who hadn't been part of the experiment, the "test" bats who had lived together in the lab stuck together -- they had higher levels of social grooming, food sharing, and close contact with each other.
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The first is that the filmmakers made sure to include Roger in the sight lines, making it seem as though the actors were looking directly at the character, including him as part of the scenes, making it less obvious that they're two distinct parts stuck together.
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Whether you're trying to combing people who wouldn't otherwise be stuck together, or just trying to get your friends to get along with your new partner, it can be helpful think of a double date as more of a low-pressure couples hangout than an actual date.
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There was the sheer, oversize tortilla sobaquera that I had at El Ruso in Boyle Heights just the other day — its floury edges charred on a convex comal, its stretchy folds stuck together with melted cheese, all of it dipped, bite by bite, into hot broth.
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First, the raw cacao beans are sifted and sorted by hand, to remove dust, silt, bean fragments, shell pieces, damaged beans, beans that are stuck together, germinated beans that didn't ferment soon enough after harvest, flat beans, beans that are too small, and leaves and twigs.
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Mind you, there are occasions where you might prefer the greater intimacy of more condensed, in-your-face cans; electronic dance music tends to benefit from having its notes stuck together in a sweaty, cramped wall of noise that can hit more forcefully than an open, analytical sound.
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In Washington, a run-down neighborhood close to the Nissan plant, shops on Co-operative Street appeared as if out of a time warp: a hairdresser with bonnet hair dryers, a candy shop where a single ceiling bulb illuminates rows of dusty containers filled with stuck-together sweets.
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Life choices, as in deciding to forgo this college thing to head to the N.B.A. (Because you know Hield is headed to the N.B.A., where he will shine.) Instead, the core four — Hield, Isaiah Cousins, Ryan Spangler and Jordan Woodard — stuck together, which was great for Oklahoma basketball.
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For a brief moment last Tuesday after the Democratic presidential debate, past the hallways that snaked from the spin room to the exit near the back of the Gaillard Center in South Carolina, two of the candidates ended up stuck together in a small room, unable to leave.
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In a sit-down interview with Argentinian TV host Susana Giménez, Luisana Lopilato — who shares 3½-year-old Noah and Elias, 17 months, with Bublé — opened up about finding out their older son had been diagnosed with cancer last fall — and how the family stuck together to overcome the challenge.
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The art of that time was made to be photographed — happenings, kinetic sculpture, dance, performance, Arman stuffing his gallery full of trash, Jacques Villeglé tearing sheaves of stuck-together posters off walls to take them home and frame them, Yayoi Kusama covering nudes with polka dots on the Brooklyn Bridge.
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"While everyone was drinking and hanging out that night, Ashley and I kind of stuck together," said Mr. Sands, who graduated from the Naval Academy in 2016 with a degree in international relations and is a second lieutenant in the Marine Corps training to be a pilot in Corpus Christi, Tex.
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As in other cities, residents have long complained that police officers stuck together when it came to accounting for their actions, and the issue has come up in cases involving drunken driving, the beating of a bartender and a lawsuit by two officers who said they faced retaliation after breaking the code.
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In "it won't be a bullet," Smith's advantages over "the kind of black man who dies on the news" are offset by H.I.V., which targets black men by a different standard of intention: in the catalogue of ways to kill a black boy, find me buried between the pages stuck together with red stick.
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In "The House of Fear," from 1937-1938, for example, while "walking in a certain neighborhood," the central figure is suddenly stopped by a horse who demands she come with him to a strange house, filled with creatures in ecclesiastical dress, to see the "beautiful inlaid floor" made of turquoise, stuck together with gold.
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But as 10 Senate Democrats face midterm elections in states where Trump won, some may be tempted to vote "yes" on Trump's next pick for secretary of the VA. Senate Democrats have largely stuck together to vote against some of Trump's most controversial Cabinet picks; all of them voted against Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, former Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price, and Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney.
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Aiming to "reflect upon the primal, poetic and unpredictable bond we have with the natural world," the show fits easily within the theatrical genre, despite being presented in an art gallery Breaking Rainbows is really two shows stuck together; a casual performance about a ram and the woman who wants to buy him and a series of (largely) scripted vignettes, randomly ordered based on papers pulled from a bag.
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Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE said "it would be nice if the Republicans stuck together," but he believes he can "win either way," according to an interview airing Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press" with Chuck Todd.
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Sugar on Snow is a moment to pause life and play with your food, to get your fingers stuck together and leave the maple drips in your beard, to laugh at old men greedily drowning their snow in syrup and women daintily rolling sticky ribbons of maple around their forks, to snack on a pickle when you feel like your teeth are going to fall out from the sweet and coyly say you couldn't eat one more bite before reaching for the pitcher and another doughnut.
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Remember, young man, not just you inside here, as big, as sorry as your sorry story is, truly, truly, bad and ugly—we heard about the other poor gored kid in Flagstaff, son—but there's three of us stuck together in here awhile, like it or lump it and the dead boy, too, but do not despair quite yet, young man, maybe we will plea-bargain the judge down from first-degree murder and death to life imprisonment (though Arizona looking for an under-sixteen to execute and thus lower the death-penalty age threshold and here comes your son, a handy colored killer to make the State's case easy, the lawyers warned us).
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