He swiveled toward his computer and began scrolling through notes.
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They swiveled, lunged, and brandished tridents while Gremmler recorded their movements.
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He swiveled in his chair, saw me and motioned me in.
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She swiveled around her computer screen toward me, and googled ny weather.
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I swiveled my head up to gaze at the blue California skies.
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She swiveled to sit up, feet in the sand, as he read.
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It's easy to hold when the screen is swiveled all the way back.
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She smiled, swiveled her hips and joined for the rest of the dance.
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On her T-shirt, a pair of disembodied legs swiveled in at the knee.
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Our live blog tracked market reaction as all eyes swiveled toward the FOMC decision.
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She took a step forward and his large, knobby head swiveled in her direction.
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The devices had no batteries or electronic components—just a radio antenna that swiveled.
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The raptor swiveled his white mottled head and took a measure of his surroundings.
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We swiveled our hips for five minutes, then shook in place for five more.
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He shoved an interloper in the back and swiveled his head toward the crease.
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The owner was an elderly man with one eye that swiveled independently like a chameleon's.
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And when swiveled into that position, the keyboard is on the back of the device.
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The espresso machine sits inside of a cabinet but can be pulled and swiveled out.
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He heard a rustle of pine needles, and swiveled to see a mountain lion stalking him.
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Then he announced, "We out," and they swiveled and strode down 157th Street to their corner.
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No, fans wanting to chat, and Ms. Netrebko charmingly obliged as heads swiveled in her midst.
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As they swiveled around, they undulated as a spangled unit, like an inky, iridescent sea creature.
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She swiveled again and fast-forwarded to 1981, when she had spent several weeks in Paris.
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But previously non-receptive heads swiveled towards Donald Trump during his speech to AIPAC last summer.
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The base is stationary here, but the display orientation can be swiveled into landscape or portrait mode.
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The tray table swiveled and folded up, staying unobtrusively out of the way when you don't need it.
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Across the room Cam swiveled in her desk chair and threw a pink stress ball between her hands.
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Those of us sitting with our backs to him promptly swiveled our chairs around, and opened our notebooks.
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Hurriedly (which is no way to drink absinthe), we down our violated liquids, one eye swiveled to the exit.
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When lens or eye swiveled toward him, he stood straighter and tried to look like a Mr. Frederick Williamson.
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For years, whenever we've thought about politics and public policy, our heads have swiveled automatically in the direction of Washington.
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China swiveled from net importer to net exporter of refined tin last year after the removal of an export tax.
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When our teacher mentioned Japan during a social studies lesson, every head in the class swiveled to stare at me.
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He swiveled from side to side, waving his phone in a panoramic motion, its lens now serving as his shield.
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So as the rest of Park City partied or slept, King swiveled back and forth between his sandwich and his phones.
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His head swiveled back and forth between the news cameras and his interpreter, but he rarely looked at the Russian president.
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He swiveled the seat around to face an empty desk and reached underneath to pick out a clean sheet of paper.
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From the gunner's station, Jorgensen swiveled the turret one hundred eighty degrees and destroyed the seven trapped BMPs to the east.
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In the 59th minute, Max Meyer swiveled on a crossing pass and tied the score at 1-1 with a low, hard shot.
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Just 50 seconds after satellites spotted the January explosion, telescopes on Earth swiveled to catch a flood of thousands of particles of light.
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The lamp's head can also be rotated 180 degrees, tilted 135 degrees, and swiveled 90 degrees, so you can find the perfect angle.
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It sucked even more air out of the room as every TV camera and delegate's head swiveled away from Cruz to see the nominee.
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Look over here, the voice had demanded, and my mother's eyeballs and neck robotically swiveled to the doorway as if by pure synaptic sorcery.
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He pronounced the words pretty well, but he was robotic as he swiveled from one teleprompter to the other, devoid of all human affect.
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He swiveled in his chair to peek out the windows, catching a glimpse of the red-and-white lights as the vehicle raced past.
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When Mr. Xi passed the soldiers, their heads swiveled as if on sockets, their eyes bulging as they followed the nation's most important person.
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The standard clamshell has been traded in for a convertible, so the system can double as a tablet when the keyboard is swiveled 360-degrees.
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In April 287, all they all swiveled to look at the supermassive black hole at the center of Messier 254, a galaxy in Virgo constellation.
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In April 2017, all they all swiveled to look at the supermassive black hole at the center of Messier 87, a galaxy in Virgo constellation.
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"We combine high technology with traditional craftsmanship to create something new," said Mr. Coin, as he swiveled the Princess bracelet to shimmer in the light.
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In January, the Federal Reserve swiveled away from its 2018 policy of raising rates, toward its eventual decision to chop them three times in 2019.
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The insurance institute first started testing headlights in 2016 to see how well lamps that swiveled around bends, known as curve-adaptive headlamps, would perform.
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Excusing himself, he swiveled around in his chair, head bent over a guitar, trying wrangle a better sound out of the Fender draped across his lap.
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We had basic flip phones and Nokia's indestructible bricks, but we also had phones that swiveled, slid and included chunky physical keyboards that seemed absolutely crucial.
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Unlike a Google Home or an Amazon Echo, Jibo noticed every time Williams entered the room and swiveled its head to say hello or crack a joke.
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There were the flip phones with teeny screens on the outside and cameras that swiveled around the hinge (LG CU500, a memorable device with a forgettable name).
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Easily mountable Requires two AAA batteries It comes with a magnetic mount on the backside, which can be screwed into a wall and swiveled at various angles.
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My head swiveled in her direction with the kind of intensity and focus that a bird of prey uses when spying a field mouse at 100 yards.
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As I left my apartment, I could feel an uptick in views as heads swiveled my way and eyes tracked my trek across the city to work.
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Standing between Vice President Quayle and Senator Al Gore, Mr. Stockdale's head mostly swiveled back for much of the night as he observed his opponents' rapid-fire exchanges.
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There it was, tauntingly in his face every time he swiveled his desk chair and glanced out the 19063th-floor window of his Fifth Avenue office: the Plaza Hotel.
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I may not have absorbed every narrated detail as I swiveled around, mouth agog at flying fishes, burning churches, and a cave with a human buttocks for an entrance.
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The fanciest electric typewriters at that time used a "type ball"—a sphere covered with letters in a given font that swiveled around as you typed, instead of individual typebars.
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In its very DNA, pop is music for young people, made primarily by young people, and that's been true at least since Elvis swiveled his hips on The Ed Sullivan Show.
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Why it matters: A dashboard-mounted airbag could land like a sucker punch in the back of the head if we've swiveled our chair around to talk to rear-seat passengers.
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When the neutron-star collision was detected last year, 70 telescopes swiveled toward the fireworks; their observations indicated the cosmic origin of gold, the expansion rate of the universe and more.
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Here are few to watch: Born as a research firm in 2009, Jana swiveled into a model that connects advertisers eager to reach mobile consumers with mobile users eager for Internet.
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By December, Mr. Giuliani had swiveled to cooperating with the oligarch's allies in a continuing effort to gather information against Mr. Biden, who is running against Mr. Trump, and other Democrats.
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On the opposite side of the room, Guzma moved toward one of the decorative balloons and the student council president swiveled his head to stare him down with a terrifying pinpoint glare.
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SAN DIEGO — As he was walking off the field at Qualcomm Stadium, Colin Kaepernick's ears perked up and his head swiveled just before he reached the tunnel leading to the visitor's locker room.
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Reporting from a meticulously designed facsimile of a bunker for the first episode of his new Comedy Central series The Opposition, Jordan Klepper swiveled to face the camera and cocked a skeptical eyebrow.
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Sometimes I imagine that she's swiveled her eyeballs 180 degrees so that they're staring at the inside of her skull, and is painting what her tangled brain looks like nestled in its dome. 12.
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After raising rates four times in 2018, Mr. Powell's central bank suddenly swiveled away from plans for further increases in the face of tumbling stock markets, signs of global economic weakness and tepid inflation.
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"You didn't have to tell us that, you know," Testa told the woman and her parents as he threw his hands in the air and swiveled in his chair in frustration, according to the suit.
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That was how it stayed as England struggled to break down the resilient north Africans, before they finally found a way through the massed defensive ranks when Kane swiveled to head home in added time.
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When a classmate tried to walk off with one of her bags, the girl held out the palm of her hand and shouted "No" at such a high volume that Ms. Sandberg's head swiveled around.
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In the Chavs' version, the boys stand at the side of the road in a rundown part of town, their hoods up and baseball caps swiveled back, before breaking out into a tightly choreographed bop.
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Each time I heard that flump, I swiveled around trying to see the fish that had produced it — until I realized that by the time you can turn your head, you'll already have missed it.
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Mr. Dourad, bearded and dressed in white clothing and a checkered kaffiyeh, swiveled in the witness chair as he testified that he, too, had been subjected to continuous floor vibrations, bangs and bad smells since 2009.
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At the glossy new Fulton Street station in Lower Manhattan, Lular Ellis, 48, stood by the turnstiles, her head swiveled as she spotted a woman struggling with a MetroCard machine and she walked over to help.
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In fact, Mr. Gooding is the least satisfying aspect of a reboot that otherwise finds Walter Bobbie's decades-old production in shape, with every swiveled hip calibrated to within an inch of the finely drilled ensemble's lives.
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Instead, North Korea has taken its efforts underground, quietly pressing forward with its nuclear and ballistic missile programs without the public-facing testing that for decades has swiveled the world's attention to the country's threatening nuclear milestones.
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I could hold an entire meeting hostage as I worked through a half-formed idea, watching as heads swiveled toward me in silent, animal unison, waiting patiently for me to finish even as I stumbled through a thought.
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There was a sort of record scratch moment when we walked in—me with my long blonde braids and him covered in spikes—when it felt like every heavily tattooed neck swiveled in our direction to give us the once-over.
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We outfitted the dressing station with a barber's chair that swiveled and rose up and down allowing easy access for my team of hair, makeup and clothing divas to speed me through the series of quick changes demanded in the show.
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Instead, one of the four, Jairo Saenz, a leader of the local clique of a transnational gang with Salvadoran roots, grinned, swiveled in his chair and hardly looked at the crying relatives from El Salvador in the back of the courtroom.
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Shares of the third-largest U.S. bank were up 4.5 percent at $743 in afternoon trading, reversing earlier falls after investors swiveled focus away from a 21 percent fall in revenue in its markets and securities business in the fourth quarter.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Max Whitlock made it a day to remember for Britain when he swiveled to the top of the podium with a smooth and silky pommel horse performance which earned him a second gold at the Olympics on Sunday.
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The round piece the watch rests on can be swiveled to any position you want.. The watch slips easily on and off the charger and to my mind it is the most elegant looking charging stand I was able to find anywhere.
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I had only half the world to watch The best way I can describe the experience is to say that it felt like very well built telepresence robot, as if I was inside a stationary camera that swiveled with my head motion.
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They made United the fourth Premier League victims of their fairytale Cup run when, latching on to a fine chipped pass from substitute Matty Taylor, Smith took the ball expertly on his chest and swiveled to fire home left-footed in the final seconds.
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I never see myself coming, which is why I felt surprised when, standing on the balcony the night of my birthday party, I swiveled around to flirt with Max and broke a fist-sized string light bulb with the sway of my right hip alone.
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NASA's cold motor test of the SLS booster / Screenshot of NASA live feed NASA's cold motor test of the SLS booster / Screenshot of NASA live feed At the end of the test, a robotic arm swiveled around the end of the booster to extinguish the flame.
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Ms. Rowley had replaced the typically restrained, dead-eyed runway models with women on roller skates, who filled the designer's West Village office (a onetime three-story garage) with their stunts and their swirls, using her colorful dresses like props as they glided, swiveled, yelped and howled.
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After a police officer was coaxed into organizing an escort, dozens of travelers piled into cars that raced one another down the deserted boulevards at terrifying speed, tucking in behind an enormous armored police truck that blasted its horn and swiveled its water cannons at anyone who approached.
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Here, to packed houses in the height of Las Vegas's night club era, she fired off one-liners, tore across the strings of her guitar, and let her hips hips catch the light as they swiveled in the sequined gowns that had been made by her sister and longtime stylist, Carmen.
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" The theater that Thursday night was filled with fans of the BBC series — Whovians, as they call themselves — hooting and applauding at a noise level befitting a boxing match, as Ms. Hayes unabashedly jumped, swiveled, rolled on the floor and shimmied her way around the stage in time with Pink's "Trouble.
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Meanwhile, Comcast swiveled away from fighting Disney for control of Fox, then fired back at Fox with a $34 billion counterbid for Sky—and news broke that the Antitrust Division of the US Department of Justice is appealing last month's decision by Judge Richard Leon approving the merger of AT&T and Time Warner.
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In a pristine white T-shirt beneath a black zip hoodie that partially covered a dark camouflage baseball cap, he swiveled to demonstrate anything particularly complicated about his early piano days (like what arpeggiation is or how to play the breakdown of "Passion" from Kingdom Hearts II), his fingers fluttering like ecstatic little birds.
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This week a decision by Twitter to close the accounts of far right group Britain First has swiveled a critical spotlight on Facebook — as the company continues to host the same group's page, apparently preferring to selectively remove individual posts even though Facebook's community standards forbid hate groups if they target people with protected characteristics (such as religion, race and ethnicity).
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The character's popularity is a reminder that despite rigid gender roles that have framed men as objectifiers and women as objects, men willing to trade on their sensuality to gain power have long proven enchanting — be it literary heroes like Don Juan, or musicians like Elvis Presley or Prince who swiveled their hips and writhed around onstage to captivate audiences.
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