Italy's panzerotti con ceci stuffs pastry with sweet chickpea puree.
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She stuffs the skateboards inside, with their tops sticking out.
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Koenig stuffs these songs with samples, references, and puzzles to decode.
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It stuffs down into its own pocket when not in use.
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He stuffs it with boulders until it bulges at the seams.
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The entire garment stuffs into an included packing pocket for easy portability.
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Anderson stuffs his tortilla with chorizo, potatoes, eggs, fresh cilantro, and diced onions.
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The chancellor stuffs sentences with words that detach her somewhat from the meaning.
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Before her Ceremony with Commander Lawrence, she stuffs a knife down her shirt.
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"Each family will now get its food stuffs and cook," he told reporters.
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So Mr. Sani stuffs his catch down his pants to smuggle it home.
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But it can produce 80's sounds as well as much modern stuffs.
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In the film, No Face stuffs himself with food, drink, and living people.
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Even Tyrion stuffs himself in a barrel just to get across the Narrow Sea.
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The sediment of dust that redefine temporary assemblages of organic stuffs: ecotones, ecozones, ecoflows.
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Out of nowhere, an ancient crone appears and stuffs sacred worms into his wounds.
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Then she mixes it together with her hands and stuffs it in a raw turkey.
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She feeds him a detergent drop and stuffs his body into a top-loading washer.
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A constructor that takes advantage of the large format and really stuffs it all in.
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Major occasionally stuffs goo in her ports and also uses them to plug into others.
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A constructor that takes advantage of the large format and really stuffs it all in.
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The crew stuffs themselves on lemongrass shrimp skewers, potato-encrusted duck eggs, and bull heart meatballs.
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He stuffs them into a homemade pita and serves them with a side of tzatziki sauce.
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Western food disagrees with him, so he stuffs his suitcase with dried ramen and pickled vegetables.
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The episode stuffs his hissable character with hubris like a piñata, then passes around a stick.
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But the movie also stuffs in a lot of other Biblical references along with philosophical questions.
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Any non-chip food stuffs will be dropped on the floor or smushed into a carpet.
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Finally, I really don't like that Samsung stuffs ads into weird places on a $1,380 phone.
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This movie will almost certainly be stuffed with the tacky, confusing fodder that stuffs every Transformers movie.
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To fix this problem, he rips off his shirt and jacket and stuffs them underneath the sink.
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DJI stuffs enough features into the 249 gram body to make this a fantastic drone for anyone.
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Front Burner The cookbook author Diane Kochilas has opened an online marketplace for unusual Greek food stuffs.
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John Kasich (middle) stuffs snow down Franklin GOP hed Doug Preisse's back, aided by NH st Rep.
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It's a clever, rarely seen movement and Butler stuffs it inside a handsome steel case with Superluminova lume.
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Avocado stuffs one, made with sesame seed dough, while potato and fresh fenugreek (methi) are wrapped inside another.
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For pho ga xe, Mr. Nguyen stuffs eight whole chickens into a pot, and later shreds the meat.
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It's tough, comfortable, and seemingly bottomless — like the magic handbag Hermione Granger stuffs outdoor tents and spellbooks into.
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Trump angrily tears a sheet from his notepad while grinding his teeth and stuffs it in his pocket.
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A microcosm of the region, North Macedonia stuffs the entire gamut of Balkan experiences into its small size.
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That's the premise of this new Glenlivet "Capsule Collection" product, which stuffs mouthfuls of whiskey into edible capsules.
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The pastry chef at Little Dom's in Los Angeles stuffs a surprise inside her eerie treats 1 vanilla bean
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Once she stuffs the bread and dips it in the salsa, she introduces it to the oil for frying.
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She then stuffs a packet of detergent in his mouth and shoves him head-first into a washing machine.
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He spouts off against the elites, then stuffs his administration with billionaires, several from the very banks he vilified.
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Sasha stuffs the disembodied rodent into the garbage disposal before running in her room and looking at her aura portrait.
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As he starts to climax, Bilquis places her hand on his head and deftly stuffs him inside of her. Whew!
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There's nothing more attractive than a man who stuffs his mouth with food to intimidate any other nearby men … right?
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If the most searched recipes are anything to go by, Aussies were cooking some very basic food stuffs in 2016.
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Kovelamudi stuffs his scenes with absurdist elements and dark humour, but the script is too shallow to support these devices.
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The work vacillates between discomfort and humor, as she stuffs her mouth with marshmallows, gagging and drooling through the recitation.
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In the bathroom, which is in a separate trailer, she wads up toilet paper and stuffs it into her underwear.
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"What this research shows is that people should be considering the ecological impacts of food stuffs," Dr. Britton told me.
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She suffered from the poverty of her dwelling, from the worn walls, the abraded chairs, the ugliness of the stuffs.
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The woman signals him to her washing machine, then stuffs detergent in his mouth and pushes him into the machine.
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He stuffs every memento of his father into a drawer, compartmentalizing and closing it off from the rest of his life.
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Finally, he stuffs ham into his codpiece and draws a line of inverted swastikas on his chest, running down his torso.
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Every night leading up to Christmas, the family "feeds" or stuffs the log with treats such as nuts, dates and candies.
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One worker tends the boiler and stuffs plastic into the fire while others steam the soybeans and skim off the pulp.
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Two-thirds of the SNIEC was loaded with cooking stuffs, food, and smells, and one-third was home to CES Asia.
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And there's a small moment where Efron stuffs himself into drag, though the humor never goes beyond how strange Efron looks.
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The woman's voice describes how the rich can sleep endlessly, and Murillo stuffs the couch for what feels like an eternity.
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The king stuffs the mass into his face, rancid mustard peeling down his chin and onto the mange of his ermine.
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"People don't look beyond Japanese sushi," he tells me as he stuffs his face with the recipes that his father helped create.
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Users can interact with gestures and voice — because it's high up and presumably you'll have food stuffs on your hand while cooking.
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One piece titled Subsidized Starvation is a color-coded composite of children's toys, paints, and corn stuffs, like kernals and cob halves.
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It takes pop structure and concision, electronic textures, and a vocal approach rooted in R&B, and stuffs them in a blender.
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It's made from light, tough ripstop nylon; converts from a tote to a backpack, and stuffs into its own pocket for travel.
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Instead, he stuffs his puffy face with junk food for the cameras, while making fun of anyone who isn't a cover model.
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She imperiously stuffs a dropped handkerchief back into her sleeve, a woman clearly used to being obeyed, to things going her way.
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A battle ensues, and Fortuna stuffs death in a stove, ready to the light the match and kill it once and for all.
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She even stuffs her tail (yes, she has one of those) into her pants, giving her a donk even Kim Kardashian would envy.
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Wait until this poor kid grows up, realizes what you've done, and stuffs both of you dismembered into a freezer in the garage.
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Camilo, a famed Dominican pianist, stuffs his notes with a lot of weight and force, especially considering how quickly he dashes them off.
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This bit gets a gender-politics punch line, as women take the mics away and one stuffs the phallic object into her pants.
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And, as June stuffs herself into that tiny plane, it seems like she can soon be a part of all of this wild freedom.
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Wait until this poor kid grows up, realizes what you've done, and stuffs both of you dismembered into a freezer in the garage pic.twitter.
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There is violence in her, and it erupts when she tears paper or stuffs a flower into her mouth and spits out the petals.
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Vasquez was thorough in his linking of American decline with American consumerism, stuffing one with the other like GIR stuffs his fuel tanks with tuna.
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Neither of them has eaten much of it, but now that the woman's gone the girl stuffs a handful of cheese cubes into her mouth.
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My friends watch as the lady who packs my fan tuan stuffs it with all my favorite things: a heap of pickled vegetables, bean curd, tofu.
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On Twitter, users have begun sharing illustrations of Gökçe sprinkling salt on starving Venezuelans under the hashtags #MaduroSeJartaConTUDinero — "Maduro stuffs himself with your money" — and #ShameOnYouSaltBae.
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As he's dutifully printing one out at school, it's snatched up by another outsider, the black-clad Connor (Mike Faist), who stuffs it in his pocket.
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An absorbent, microfiber towel that dries quickly, like the Packtowl Personal, which stuffs down into its carrying pouch, is great both in and after the sauna.
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In the style of Face/Off, Nicolas Cage and the hog could switch roles, Cage's voice narrating as the pig stuffs its snout into the ground.
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When designing kitchens from scratch, she'll often include glass fronted cupboards so that ceramic and glassware, or even attractively packaged food stuffs, can be shown off.
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She folds the pastry and stuffs it with the vegetable masala mixture of potatoes, onions, peas, and spices before combining flour and water in a bowl.
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After that, Mr. Kuo stuffs the links, packs up, and heads out to gamble at around 9 PM. He'll stays out until about 4 in the morning.
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There's a reason Giotto's devil monster, who stuffs his face with a hapless human, is placed right above the entrance of the Scrovegni Chapel in Padua, Italy.
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"I like writing stuffs because when I grow up I'm gonna be a script writer and a director," he explained, telling DeGeneres that he already has ideas.
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Thompson says that once these proteins go into overdrive, a cell no longer worries about signals from other cells to eat; it instead stuffs itself with glucose.
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In his small, basic space, Chef Amade Gueye marinates whole chickens in a mix of mustard and vinegar, then stuffs them full of garlic, onion, and parsley.
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But two of his best stuffs this season — a windmill dunk against Indiana and a 360-degree slam against Clemson — were thrown down with his left hand.
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And this is all without getting into the ending, when Christian kidnaps Magnolia, stuffs her into a trunk and then tells Patty she has to kill her.
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It doesn't matter how much storage Apple stuffs into the latest iPhone, your ever-growing music, photo, video, and app collections will max it out in no time.
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Courtiers in towering wigs battle boredom by throwing oranges at a naked man, while in the royal suite above, Anne stuffs her mouth with bright blue birthday cake.
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In his speech, Trump seemed to revel in pointing out that MS-13 kidnaps people, stabs their victims with knives and machetes, and (allegedly) stuffs people into barrels.
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Every year, Samsung stuffs more and more tech into its phones—this year it's touting 10023K video recording, 10013G, and 10003X digital zoom on the Galaxy S21200 range.
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The Not Hot Dog-esque Food feature is impressive, as well, identifying food stuffs and giving you a rough approximation that you can add to the Samsung Health app.
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When the diffident Hosszu dons her swimsuit and stuffs her schoolteacher's hair bun into a latex racing cap, she turns into a superhero with reserves of stamina and confidence.
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Unlike other streaming-era shows that struggle to fill out their eight- or 10-episode runs, "Jack Irish" stuffs an extraordinary amount of plot into its half-dozen hours.
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This is the guy they voted for, the damn-the-torpedoes dude who tells it like it is, never apologizes and stuffs it in the face of sanctimonious liberals.
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Sharon Price John, president and chief executive of Build-a-Bear Workshop, stuffs a menagerie of customizable teddy bears and other animals as she masquerades as an ordinary employee.
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Dylan (Drew Barrymore), one of Charlie's "angels," tells Bosley through an earpiece that one in 60 pufferfish is fatal, before a daring Bosley stuffs the fish in his mouth.
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But now he is expanding his reach, starring in more adult-minded comedies like "Blockers," in which he stuffs a pair of panties in his mouth in the opening scene.
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With prices mostly in the two or three figures, her studded leather jackets and slinky slip dresses look not unlike what stuffs the racks at H&M and Forever 21.
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He snickers, stuffs it in his pocket and then, noticing that no one has signed the cast on Evan's broken arm, mockingly scrawls his name across it in giant letters.
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Away from the hunt, he often wears crisp, untucked oxfords, and when he stands, he stuffs his hands into the front pockets of his jeans and rocks on his sneakers.
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Hawaiian Hot Chicken, one of several businesses that operate out of a carwash in the San Fernando Valley, stuffs tenders into shiny Hawaiian buns, giving it a distinctly Angeleno feel.
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He scoots forward, opens the hold cover, horribly aware in that instant how small the kayak is, stuffs the pan and the bottle under the dry bag to jam them.
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The gripes range from a woman who stuffs her fingers in her boyfriend's mouth when he yawns, to a slow-walker, and a guy who makes horrible noises when he eats.
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Instead of her usual rainbow colored layers, Kassem stacks red, white and blue cakes and stuffs the center with sprinkles for a surprise-inside treat that's sure to impress your guests.
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Other photographs find Viky wearing 3D glasses while bathing in milky water, or passed out at the kitchen table while her mother stuffs her face with a plate of endless pasta.
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Mom stuffs two pocket calendars in my suitcase, hands me a full pan of lasagna "double taped so it won't spill on the plane" and presents a clean load of laundry.
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"I love the excitement it creates when the day comes together and everyone goes home with their handmade cheeses," Wilton admits as he stuffs a bag full of the cheeses I've made.
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It feels a lot like InFocus's $99 Kangaroo PC, which similarly stuffs an entire Windows computer into a pocket-able form factor, but trading out the Kangaroo's battery for a floppy keyboard.
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Some 60 percent of Netflix's subscribers regularly watch kids' shows, and HBO Max can clearly see the writing on the wall as it stuffs 50 years of Sesame Street into its offerings.
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Placed back on the shelf, he is (so to speak) a shattered jar: On the outside, he's seen horrors beyond comprehension, terrors that completely destroy the faith system of all manufactured food stuffs.
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And instead of letting his sweet pup win at gobbling up the fluffy breakfast favorite, the camera goes slow motion on his face he snatches it up and stuffs it in his mouth.
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It may have taken the form of Kyle Lowry dropping some sweet dimes, or Bismack Biyombo going in for some immaculate stuffs—or even Toronto native Cory Joseph putting on a rare show.
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The X100V basically stuffs the X-Pro3's specs into the eye-catching X100 body design — albeit with a fixed lens and without the X-Pro3's strange, controversial flip-down rear LCD.
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It's traditional to eat fish, a symbol of life, so Mr. Sadr folds a little fish roe into bij, then stuffs the mixture into trout that he has drizzled with sour orange molasses.
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This side of Berkshire Hathaway CEO and chairman Warren Buffett, no American business leader stuffs his annual letters to shareholders more full of business wisdom than Jeff Bezos, who is now 20153 years old.
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Bernstein, just as passionate and unstable as Wolfe, stuffs a handful of pills into her mouth in Perkins's office and later comes to menace him with a tiny pistol—more laughter from the audience.
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In it, there's a sink with a chunk missing; a pair of hands quickly stuffs the hole with a hunk of dried ramen noodles (vegetable packet included) and drops of liquid from squirt bottles.
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Her family has a farm where they grow a lot of things and preserve a lot of things, so when we're coming back, [her mother] just stuffs our suitcases full of jars of things.
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For Itochu, the move is part of the growth strategy for its food division, which buys food stuffs ranging from grains and oilseed to coffee beans and livestock products, on behalf of third parties.
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To play your very best, to make a Houdini-like escape from impossible conditions, you need a partner who handcuffs you and stuffs you in a mail sack, then hurls it into the river.
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But, the guy drops the crystal -- which shatters all over the floor -- and while the staff is distracted, the woman in the green-sleeves grabs another clothing item and again stuffs it into her purse.
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The menu included cereal-crusted fried PB&J sandwiches; road mix, which takes inspiration from another cereal-based snack; and Cinnamon French Toast Crunch, which stuffs the classic breakfast go-to with the crunchy cereal.
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From the dolmathes—which Astin makes with vine leaves from her own garden, and stuffs with rice and pine kernels—to the light and fluffy spanakotiropita bites and falafel, everything tastes fresh, homemade, and healthy.
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He shoots many scenes handheld and stuffs them with extras, as if he's recording a documentary in an alien galaxy, which is exactly the style Lucas went for — but never quite reached — in the original trilogy.
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"It's mine, all mine!" cartoon character Daffy Duck wails, spit flying and lisp in full effect as he stuffs Bugs Bunny down a rabbit hole in hopes of keeping the pile of treasure all to himself.
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Mr. Apps makes a rather sweet display of the symptoms of uneasy anticipation, both usual (he frantically applies deodorant) and less usual (he keeps working a hand grip exerciser he then stuffs in his pants pocket).
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Every few weeks, Ms. Wade stuffs her luggage with goods and hauls them across the Atlantic to the people who actually made the purchases: customers in Dakar, Senegal, in West Africa, who pay her a fee.
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Google reported mixed earnings for its fourth quarter today — but we're starting to see some flashes of improvement in its "other bets" category, which is where it stuffs pretty much everything that lives outside of Google proper.
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In one photograph, Viky clutches a shelf amidst a mountain of household debris, in another, stuffs herself into a refrigerator full of bottles of milk, while her mother spits some of that milk out onto the floor.
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LAHORE, Pakistan (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - At his house on busy Mall Road in Lahore, environmental lawyer Rafay Alam runs three air purifiers around the clock, keeps his windows shut and stuffs towels into the gaps under his doors.
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With this update, Lenovo stuffs in a few extra upgraded parts: Two Thunderbolt 3 USB-C ports offer rapid charging and "anti-fry protection," and the power adapter can now charge the machine 113 percent in just 60 minutes.
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With this update, Lenovo stuffs in a few extra upgraded parts: Two Thunderbolt 3 USB-C ports offer rapid charging and "anti-fry protection," and the power adapter can now charge the machine 13 percent in just 60 minutes.
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This one, with Ryan Eggold as the new top doc at a New York hospital based on Bellevue, stuffs ebola, carbon monoxide poisoning, cancer (twice), placenta previa, childhood neglect and the perils of interracial dating into its first episode.
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But [even alcohol] and most food stuffs are broken down into some or many compounds which might be mildly toxic unless we have a liver to take care of it, we have a kidney to excrete it, et cetera.
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The amount of emmer wheat required may have been 877.54 kilograms (1,934 lbs.) per day, calculated Claire Malleson, an archaeobotanist with Ancient Egypt Research Associates, in a paper published in the book "Exploring the Materiality of Food Stuffs" (Routledge, 2017).
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"There is no good and evil, only power and those too weak to seek it" Dangerous words from a dangerous man that stuffs his turban with both garlic and Dark Lords — I wouldn't take this one on board too heartily. 15.
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"There has been an increase in consumer demand for cheap products, particularly food stuffs but also toiletries and other household products that contain things such as palm oil," Ben Leather, senior campaigner at Global Witness, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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He stuffs the book full of romances and trysts, small-town politics and jokes that feel cutesy more than funny — for instance, a meth-manufacturing biker gang called the Busy Bees, who model their business after the Mary Kay company.
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If you're wondering to yourself why anyone would want such a thing, you're not wrong, but sometimes invention is the mother of necessity, or something… The app lets to toggle between bread stuffs, set the time and then get notifications when it's done.
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Having some woes procuring Soylent in Germany, he found a nice equivalent in Mana, which he stuffs in his backpack for after the club and in the middle, too, sneaking off to the coat check to gulp a box of it down.
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It's not because she stuffs them with references to the Founding Fathers—some of her colleagues do that more often, and more clumsily—but because she knows how to weave an internally coherent and satisfying narrative, incorporating different strands of explanation and event.
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The Falster is unique in that it stuffs all of the power of a standard Android Wear device into a watch that mimics the chromed aesthetic of Skagen's austere design while offering just enough features to make you a fashionable smartwatch wearer.
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But even that scandal — centering around loyalty pledges to a legally troubled donor — seems completely old-fashioned by today's standards, in which donor influence is unfettered and lobbyists write bills themselves as President Trump stuffs his cabinet with plutocrats overseeing their own industries.
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When he eats Chinese noodles, he stuffs them in his mouth, letting them trail over his lips as he talks; he is entitled to feed as he likes, just as he is entitled to let the slight belly he has earned hang proudly over his waist.
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Mark makes a turkey at home (he stuffs it with fruit) and brings it over; I make three (I stuff mine with celery and other vegetables — the juice-preserving effect is the same), plus a couple of vats of mashed potatoes and a pot of cranberry sauce.
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PC gaming manufacturer Origin came back to the show with a new version of its Big O rig that stuffs either a PS4 Pro or Xbox One S inside the same case as a gaming PC. It's the best of both worlds in the most literal sense.
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There are many ways to print something in three dimensions, but all have one thing in common: instead of cutting, drilling and milling objects, as a conventional factory does, to remove material and arrive at the required shape, a 3D printer starts with nothing and add stuffs to it.
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Playboi Carti*stuffs an entire PB&J sandwich in mouth and begins to sing along to A$AP Rocky tracks* Polo & PanThese guys are every dude at parties who won't stop singing the merits of a swinger lifestyle even though they've only had sex like twice in their lives.
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After her defiant microphone moment, Gillan's character, Liusaidh (pronounced "Lucy"), picks up a bloke, has a quick round of sex, goes to the chip shop, stuffs her face with its product, then walks the back roads of her neighborhood until she meets Alistair (Matthew Beard), her best friend.
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The passing of Souza is beautiful to watch as he stuffs one of his opponent's feet into his crotch to force the half butterfly guard / broken butterfly guard, and drives his way up into half guard by stepping over the knee and occupying the space in the opponent's bottom side hip.
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This intimate calm is alien to the new film, which Spielberg whips along at so rampant a pace, and whose every crevice he stuffs with such fevered detail, that it's as though his mission, at the age of seventy-one, were not merely to recapture but to redouble the zest of youth.
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He carried with him teddy bears that pulse with a recording of an in utero heartbeat and stuffs his pockets with three rubber models of a 12-week-old fetus in various skin tones — props he had carted to other meetings to appeal to the emotions of council members wary of lawsuits.
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In a scene whose pedagogical matter-of-factness is both chilling and funny, Mr. Jimenez stuffs cocaine (we'll assume legal constraints and an Off Off Broadway budget mean it's actually flour) into a condom, which he then lubricates so it can be inserted into — let's just leave the rest to your imagination.
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He is the magician who swallows a sword no one thought was part of the act, stuffs a dozen rabbits into a hat before the audience can count them — and then merrily tweets about "Fox & Friends" while the crowd strains to remember what show it had paid to attend in the first place.
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Vladimir, the frustrated Crimean, joins a pro-Russian brigade, stuffs his mind with outlandish conspiracy theories (one is that the Queen of England has a stone made by Jews under her throne, which is what makes her so powerful), and shows Walker his new "talisman": a chrome pistol engraved with a thank-you message to Vladimir from the Russian Defense Minister.
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Food stuffs have long been a tool of or justification for empire building, says Irwin, and while Salad Cream isn't exactly tea or sugarcane or spices (all of which have led to nasty conflicts and hideous forms of exploitation), the condiment began to follow in the wake of the UK's imperial conquests, showing up on salad recipes in places like the Falkland Islands and Nigeria.
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She's out of bed and dressing herself as if her life depended on it, which it very well could, since the rapist's girlfriend cries, "I know who you are!" and whips her phone out like a gun from its holster and starts recording while the woman pulls on her pants and top, not even bothering with her underwear, which she stuffs in her purse.
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Doughnut Plant stuffs its doughnuts with rose-water pudding and house-made jams and often organic ingredients, all of which add up to a vague sense of having remade Adam Sandler in the image of Kenneth Branagh doing "Henry V." Having begun on the Lower East Side more than 20 years ago, the company now has outposts in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, and Long Island City, Queens.
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