Alas, when America's president blusters and swaggers, it can produce real-world consequences.
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She swaggers into scenes with a charisma that's impossible to look away from.
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" And Gugu Mbatha-Raw swaggers as a hip-hop vixen in "Beyond the Lights.
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When Professor Willow swaggers onto your screen in Pokémon Go, who is he talking to?
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Dick (Kevin Bacon), an abstract sculptor who swaggers around in weathered cowboy boots, loves them.
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He steps into the room, and swaggers on stage as soon as the beat drops.
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Gugu Mbatha-Raw dances, sings and swaggers as a hip-hop vixen teetering between superstardom and destruction.
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Load's "2 X 4" conjures up a musty roadhouse vibe, while the hard-charging "Fuel" swaggers with blues at its core.
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Malcolm Young was fond of this outlier in the AC/DC catalog — a rare foray into funk that swaggers before it blasts.
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As the chronically outraged Alcippe, who cannot sort out whether Clarice has been true to him, Mr. Roach swaggers and fumes energetically.
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Turtle swaggers into a restaurant and joins Vince, Vince's brother Johnny Drama (Kevin Dillon), and Vince's best friend Eric, or "E" (Kevin Connolly).
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There's a potentially toxic smugness to the entire film, as Deadpool smirks and swaggers through a long, eventually wearying series of creative executions.
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" When Will swaggers into Rosie's by day, showing his boss (Rosie, of course) his increasingly uncontrolled fury, she asks, "What's gotten into you?
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The legendary filmmaker Rainer Werner Fassbinder (RIP) swaggers through the book and I fantasized about the form that Matmos' ode to him might take.
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Almost an hour in, the music suddenly cuts off and Derulo swaggers in, surrounded by his posse and a swirl of flashing camera lights.
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In "I Hear She's a Real Bitch," Agg brags, she swaggers, she writes in great detail about her appetites — for junk food, music, sex.
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"Barbie Tingz" has the cold snap of early '80s hip-hop and electro, and "Chun-Li" swaggers with the authority of the mid-90s.
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Constandin is a gruff, good-humored fellow, who walks with a limp and swaggers toward trouble with the confidence of someone accustomed to winning fights.
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We meet our leather-clad hero — a woman nicknamed Alien who runs a boutique cybersecurity firm — as she swaggers through a Las Vegas hacking conference.
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From the moment Woody Harrelson swaggers into "LBJ," you can see the glinting intelligence and hear the thudding heartbeat that he brings to the title character.
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This means that you can take home a monitor that not only delivers high 4K resolution, but also swaggers with pro features, all without breaking the bank.
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A talented retail politician, Rose swaggers more than he glad-hands (which is unlike a typical politician, such as, say, Republican Dan Donovan, the district's current congressional representative).
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The next day brings a very Breakfast Club moment as Offred swaggers out to meet Ofglen to the tune of "Don't You Forget About Me." Something has shifted.
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It begins with a homage to Ying Yang Twins's naughty "Wait (The Whisper Song)," then moves toward mid-2000s platinum-pop explosions atop which G-Dragon easily swaggers.
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There's also a flock of ducks —hatched in an incubator by one of the volunteers— and one majestic turkey that swaggers around the poultry pen like the queen of the farm.
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And all of this is gone with the wind the moment Kate Winslet swaggers in, wearing a doo-wop bouffant and flashing a blingy Star of David as big as a bagel.
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Vintage punk blares on the speakers, Yoshi swaggers behind the counter like a mix of Mick Jagger and a Batman villain, twirling his knife, then precisely striking the heavily marbled belly meat.
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But when he regains his senses, more than a year after abandoning us on Southwark Bridge, and swaggers — as only Mr. Elba can — into London, you'll swear you feel the world right itself.
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He nonetheless swaggers around Parliament like a Roman general returning from conquering the Gauls, demanding a "clean Brexit" and waiting for the Tory faithful to put the garland of supreme power on his brow.
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The woman he's asking is Bianca Lind (Noomi Rapace), an employee at a bank in central Stockholm, who has the bad luck to be present when Kaj swaggers in, machine gun at the ready, for a holdup.
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His chains sway from side to side as he swaggers past me and towards the front of stage, the sort of confidence only maintainable when you know you're about to throw thousands of people into a frenzy.
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But when Detective Chief Inspector John Luther regains his senses, more than a year after abandoning us on Southwark Bridge, and swaggers — as only Idris Elba can — into London, you'll swear you feel the world right itself.
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But when Detective Chief Inspector John Luther regains his senses, more than a year after abandoning us on Southwark Bridge, and swaggers — as only Idris Elba can — into London, you'll swear that you feel the world right itself.
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But when D.C.I. John Luther regains his senses more than a year after abandoning us on Southwark Bridge and swaggers — as only Idris Elba can — into London, you'll swear you feel the world right itself on its axis.
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She takes the bus every day to the ICA, where she swaggers about the gallery rooms and sings to herself, chatting with those who come in to say hello to her and taking clandestine phone calls from her children.
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Matsoukas's treatment portrayed a turbulent relationship between Natalie, who is twenty-eight and white, and a prepubescent Jamaican boy, who, between bouts of philandering, clutches a Teddy bear, sucks his thumb, and swaggers around in a Boy Scout uniform.
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If you've seen the series, you know how complicated things get from there, but you also know that there's something alluring about the way Tennant swaggers around Earth, demonizing like a slicker, more polished version of a '60s rock star.
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In "Marshall," the director Reginald Hudlin steps back to 1941, when the 32-year-old Marshall, played by Chadwick Boseman, swaggers into Connecticut to help defend Joseph Spell (Sterling K. Brown), a black chauffeur accused of raping Eleanor Strubing (Kate Hudson), a white Greenwich socialite.
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The most distinctive thing about Prabhas's performance is the way he swaggers around with a shoulder dipped down, whether delivering his lines in a half-whisper or knocking around bad guys, who come at him with weapons you might pick up at a medieval garage sale.
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When I meet Hanawalt, she has just wrapped production on "Tuca & Bertie," a show about the fraught friendship between two 30-something bird-women: Tuca (voiced by Tiffany Haddish), a toucan who swaggers aimlessly through life, and Bertie (Ali Wong), a shy, creative songbird who is afraid of everything, including heights.
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Maureen Dowd WASHINGTON — It's unnerving covering a president who is treated like a boy king, requiring minders; who is easily swayed because he is underinformed; who can sit still only long enough for short oral briefings; who swaggers and mocks to mask his insecurities; who tries to replace real news with faux; and who can't seem to fathom that distorting reality to suit political ends is dangerous.
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Retrieved Jun 5, 2011. Pixelsurgeon awarded 9 circles out of 10, with Sam Gilbey praising the effort, as the "whole album swaggers with a natural confidence that few manage within any genre".Gilbey, Sam. Pixelsurgeon review May 6, 2006.
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His advice is to act coldly towards Bastien, which will make him come running back. Bastien is heard approaching, so Bastienne hides herself. Bastien swaggers in, proclaiming how much he loves Bastienne. Colas informs him that Bastienne has a new lover.
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Very young Marion Motin studied dancing. On stage, she danced with M Pokora, Shy'm, Madonna (The MDNA Tour in 2012), Robbie Williams's clip (Rudebox, 2006) and Angelin Preljocaj.Biographie de Marion Motin, resistelacomediemusicale.fr, 29 March 2015 In 2009, she created her company Swaggers.
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For the Sunday page, Westover produced a series of topper strips, starting with Kitty Change-Her- Mind (Jan 10–March 14, 1926) and The Counter Kids (March 21–May 2, 1926). On May 9, 1926, Westover began a topper series that would run for two decades – first called The Van Zippers (May 9–Aug 15, 1926), then The Van Swaggers (Aug 22, 1926 – June 26, 1938) and finally The Van Swaggers Starring Aunt Min (July 3, 1938 – 1943?) There was also a paper-doll panel that appeared next to the topper, Tillie the Toiler's Fashion Parade, which ran from April 24, 1932 until 1951.
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The Listener (London, England), Thursday, June 28, 1956; pg. 903; Issue 1422. Bill Naughton's radio play Alfie Elkins and his Little Life (1962) was first broadcast on the BBC Third Programme on 7 January 1962. In it Alfie, "[w]ith sublime amorality... swaggers and philosophises his way through" life.
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The second season took place in 2016. Two new cricket teams, Chennai Swaggers and Lucknow Nawabs were added to the BCL. Again in Season 2, Delhi Dragons for the second time in a row and emerged as the 2 times champions of BCL. The second season aired on Colors TV.
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Stereo Review wrote in 1959 that "Sinatra swaggers his way with effortless verve through an appealing collection of bouncy standards, aptly described in the album notes as 'vocals that dance'". At the Grammy Awards of 1960, Come Dance with Me! won the Grammy Award for Album of the Year, as well as Grammy Award for Best Vocal Performance, Male. Billy May won the Grammy Award for Best Arrangement.
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"Juke Joint Jezebel" has received significant critical acclaim. Heidi MacDonald of CMJ New Music Monthly called the song "nearly flawless". Andy Hinds of AllMusic, mentioning the song in the main album's review, called it "an enduring and indispensable dancefloor favorite at goth/industrial clubs around the world." Greg Kot of the Chicago Tribune said it "swaggers like a Bourbon Street hooker, with crunching guitars and a swooping, gospelish chorus".
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During the late 1920s, more than 600 papers were carrying Tillie The Toiler. In 1926, he added another strip, The Van Swaggers, to his Sunday page as a topper. Cupples & Leon published a series of at least eight Tillie the Toiler reprint collections beginning in the 1920s and continuing into the 1930s. Westover profited from another movie when Kay Harris appeared in the title role of Columbia Pictures' Tillie the Toiler in 1941.
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Two swaggers boiling a billy of tea, Milford Sound by John Gibb, oil on canvas Christchurch 1886 The Wool Season, 1885, oil on canvas He was born in Cumbernauld, Scotland. Early in his life, Gibb had shown a natural aptitude for drawing and painting that was encouraged by his family. By 1849 he was receiving tuition in the studio of John McKenzie of Greenock, Scotland. His first wife was Agnes Crighton whom he married in 1852. Agnes died in 1855 during childbirth.
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A local sheriff (John Orchard) is "a corrupt old coward who takes his orders from the Colonel." Blackie (Jim Carter), the foreman at Rancho Ticonderoga, swaggers into the bar with two of his henchmen and shoots the town real-estate agent. Miss Tracy objects, and when she is verbally abused by one of Blackie's henchmen, Rex intervenes. Blackie draws on Rex after they exchange words – including Rex's threat to "shoot in the hand" anyone of them drawing on him – and duly delivers on that threat.
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In the words of Eric B and Rakim – "It ain't no joke". Super individualistic piece of futuristic psychedelic Hip Hop soul – DJ The ridiculously cool Yarah Bravo will be on everyone's lips sooner or later – MTV Yarah swaggers with an irrepressible confidence that would charm the coldest of Hip Hop headz. Her cheeky beauty doesn't hurt, but really it is her ability to connect with the audience that impresses most – HIP HOP CONNECTION The real attraction of One Self is Yarah Bravo. Her voice is rich and deep, tangy and sweet.
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Chimps may also express themselves with the "pout", which is made in distress, the "sneer", which is made when threatening or fearful, and "compressed-lips face", which is a type of display. When submitting to a dominant individual, a chimp crunches, bobs, and extends a hand. When in an aggressive mode, a chimp swaggers bipedally, hunched over and arms waving, in an attempt to exaggerate its size. While travelling, chimps keep in contact by beating their hands and feet against the trunks of large trees, an act that is known as "drumming".
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", however felt that it was inappropriate for its American Idol debut, adding "we thought "Idol" was a family show? This video is less 'sit on the couch and chill with dad' and more 'call your boyfriend over immediately.'" Access Hollywood found similarities between the scene in which Lopez "can be seen grinding on the floor, surrounded by a host of hot bodies" and Australian recording artist Kylie Minogue's music video for "All the Lovers" (2010). AZ Central's Ed Masley heavily criticized the clip for airing on American Idol, and wrote: :"Steven Tyler swaggers past the family-friendly threshold nearly every week on American Idol.
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Mistry has described her character as "loud and flamboyant", and that she "swaggers through school acting like the coolest of the cool kids – but it's all just bravado." Yasmine first appears when she introduces herself to Peri and asks about her father, Cameron Campbell (Cameron Moore), who is a serial killer. Peri confides in Yasmine but she uses the information to publish an article on a school blog, leaving Peri upset. Peri summons Yasmine to the headteacher's office under false pretence and explains that she has read her information from her previous school and will publish it if Yasmine does not delete the article about her father.
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The soundtrack contains a mix of classic rock, alternative rock, indie, garage and post-punk. Sex Bob-Omb's sound is that of a sloppy garage rock group, and Matt Burdick describes Webber's vocals as lead singer Stephen Stills to be "yelpy". The first song of the film and soundtrack is Sex Bob-Omb's title song, "We Are Sex Bob-Omb", which plays over the opening titles and is described as a "fuzzed-up, sloppy rocker" by Todd Martens of the Los Angeles Times and "raw, down and dirty" by The Playlists Rodrigo Perez. The BBC's Mike Diver writes that the song "roars and swaggers".
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Reviewed by a few American critics only, Liberation garnered a generally mixed reception. Dorian Lynskey of Blender magazine gave the album two and a half stars out of five, stating: "A decade into her career, two songs raise the 27-year-old's game — the insidious snake-charmer melody of "'Walka Not a Talka' and the bracing blast of betrayed-housewife rage of 'All in the Name of Love.' Elsewhere, boilerplate slow jams and generic sass paint Mya, her claims to the contrary, as a talka not a walka." Writing for Vibe, Julianne Shepherd gave Liberation a favorable review, noting, "on her fourth album Mya breaks out and swaggers into an intriguing new role.
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It's a relationship comedy wrapped in sharp talk and gunplay, a triumphant comeback for Black, and one of the year's best movies". Jeff Otto, an IGN critic, wrote that, "It takes a bunch of genres and twists them into a blender, a pop relic that still feels current ... one of the best times I've had at the movies this year." Kirk Honeycutt of The Hollywood Reporter praised the lead performances "Downey and Monaghan are wonderful at playing characters that compensate for the harshness of their past with flippant swaggers." Todd McCarthy of Variety magazine wrote: "Once again making a diverting but insubstantial movie look better than it is, Downey, with haggard charm to burn, is winning all the way.
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Lewis Corner of Digital Spy gave the song a positive review stating: > "I got a good vibe/ I ain't trying to be bait with my hook lines," Wretch > swaggers with rapper-turned-singer Example over thrumming beats and funk- > infused guitars that sample the Stone Roses' 1989 hit 'Fools Gold' – proving > there is still a place for a bit string plucking while maintaining a musical > relevance in today's chart. "We don't follow no crowd, they follow us," they > claim on the bouncy, summery and catchy-as-cholera chorus. Like with any new > and exciting fad, let's hope it's in their droves..Music – Singles Review – > Wretch 32 featuring Example: 'Unorthodox'. Digital Spy (17 April 2011).
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Calling his name and getting no response, Conan assumes the worst and travels into the city of Shadizar with his bag of jewels. That night in Shadizar, Conan swaggers into his favorite tavern and makes his way to a table where his sweetheart of the moment sits drinking alone and begins boasting of his adventure. He empties the contents of his treasure bag, seven priceless green jewels worth enough to buy an entire kingdom, onto the table and, like the seven undead guardians, they too crumble into worthless powder much to his chagrin. A magistrate then enters the tavern, followed by a squad of night watch, with the intent to arrest Conan on his original charges of theft and the slaying of Nestor's men.
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The song received generally positive reviews from music critics. AllMusic writer David Jefferies called the song "grand" stating that it "swaggers and struts like a free man cruising through the club". Jon Caramanica of The New York Times described the song as "bombastic" and praised Lil Wayne's musical diversity, comparing the song to more recent hits ("I'm Single" and "No Love") and their different musical styles, stating "[his] successes in the last few months have been in different, and divergent, modes... diversity is Lil Wayne’s strength". Despite describing the song as "generic", Los Angeles Times writer Jeff Weiss wrote positively of the song, stating that "[it] achieves a kind of bizarre solipsism". However, he also felt that "Wayne’s done this shtick better before".
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Of the multiple music critics who commented on the song, the majority praised "Skins musical structure and Rihanna's vocal performance. Apart from writing about the song's composition, Daw called the ballad "smoldering" and compared the last minute of the song to Sades "No Ordinary Love" for the song's sensual content, but noted that Adu's song is not as lyrically graphic as "Skin". Jon Pareles of The New York Times commented that Rihanna's sensuality in the song is evoked though her use of sexually suggestive moaning and heavy breathing, adding to the "slow, torrid buildup". Colin Gentry of 4Music noted that Rihanna appears to be transitioning from singing songs about partying and dancing in clubs to singing about her sexual fantasies and desires, writing "Rihanna swaggers through the album as a woman on the prowl, taking her conquests from the clubs to the bedroom.
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