Dust the inside with flour, tapping out any excess. 3.
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Quickly stir in the vanilla, tapping out any air bubbles. 11.
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Adams, eighty-nine, is still tapping out jangly columns almost daily.
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In practice, this means tapping out commands to both games' excellent soundtracks.
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The concept of tapping out was new, and sometimes referees missed it.
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" For instance, you can type a "Q" by double-tapping out an "O.
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I powered my way through half of my chicken cup before tapping out.
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Then Singer Ted takes charge, tapping out a rhythm on a glass bottle.
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But you can forget about tapping out a text message on tiny smartphone keypads.
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When you're tapping out a quick message, the accidental cringeworthy opportunities are virtually endless.
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Grease the paper with butter then coat with flour, tapping out the excess. 2.
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"I know just the place …" she mutters to herself before tapping out a reply.
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McGregor conceded his back and another million memes of Conor McGregor tapping out were born.
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The woman, meanwhile, was vigorously tapping out texts and making angry faces at her phone.
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Usually, his itchy Twitter finger spells trouble, furiously tapping out missives unmoored from policy deliberation.
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I caught myself, stood at a pedestrian crossing, tapping out a 4/4 on my thigh.
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But there Biden's team was Tuesday night, tapping out #Joementum as fast as their fingers could.
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I had been tapping out notes on my phone on a couch off to the side.
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A way of tapping out of adulthood—and who, every so often, wouldn't want to do that?
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Check out the clip ... the punchline is all about Dershowitz, who famously defended O.J. Simpson, tapping out.
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As Morgan told Howard Stern in April, "We're tapping out," adding, "Two is perfect: boy and a girl."
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Submission losses are never just losses, even if the de-emphasis on the guy tapping out is temporary.
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Grease a 10-inch Bundt pan with butter then dust evenly with flour, tapping out the excess. 2.
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To Deck's astonishment she is applying makeup with one hand while tapping out musical rhythms with the other.
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With my Korean language abilities tapping out after two weeks of Duolingo, I decided to order via kiosk.
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Spoiler alert: I didn't escape the cave, but I managed to make it for the duration without tapping out.
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Quite a few of the lawyers attending the service were bent over their phones, reading and tapping out emails.
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In June, the latter told PEOPLE he was tapping out of new parenthood after one more try for a daughter.
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When you are tapping out an email message or other text and need to insert the euro sign, tap the ?
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So how do we know when the most-mad-online president in human history is actually tapping out his own material?
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Perhaps he thought the world needed another highly partisan person tapping out 140-character blurbs to be favorited and scrolled past.
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With awards season coming up, you can be sure that the two will be tapping out messages at a furious pace.
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It feels like an intimate glimpse into his creative space, where one can imagine he's tapping out beats during sleepless nights.
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All the while, he listened to a soundtrack of electronic dance music, his fingers tapping out rhythms on his right thigh.
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Sad news for Diamond Dallas Page ... the wrestling legend is tapping out of his marriage -- but insists there was NO CHEATING!!!
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Spend any time tapping out emoji and you've probably noticed that women are confined to three principal roles: bride, princess and dancer.
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The President spent the long hours watching television, phoning advisers and tapping out furious tweets castigating Democrats for opposing his border wall.
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Starching Alistair Overeem and tapping out Matt Mitrione, Rothwell was suddenly taking on legitimate, skilled heavyweights and dusting them with little trouble.
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I spent more time listening to her, and less time distractedly nodding and mumbling while checking my inbox or tapping out tweets.
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Jesús grins, bouncing his fingers on the sides of the waiting room chair like he's tapping out the first few notes of a fanfare.
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And travelers become artists in the Pioneer Village station, tapping out phrases (up to eight characters) that are illuminated on a giant overhead installation.
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Not so -- Wiz told us why he's tapping out on TV. However, he lit up when we brought up his tour with Snoop Dogg.
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That means tapping out on-screen notes in perfect time, whether you're hitting one-offs, pressing buttons in unison, or double tapping on a beat.
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It's 2016 and we're still gawking at our phones like animals, tapping out words and hoping they resonate with the person on the other end.
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Not minutes, flipping between tasks, tapping out emails while squeezing in a quick call on FaceTime or Skype — but hours, bordering on boredom, in person.
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In June 2018, the Orange Is the New Black alum told PEOPLE he was tapping out of new parenthood after one more try for a daughter.
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Those are the gals and guys filling the spreadsheets, tapping out the algorithms, and splaying in fear as they ride yet another roller coaster for science.
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The app is also designed really well — pressing one of the big, preset squares in the app is far quicker than tapping out an actual message.
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So taking a break is a privilege for those who feel confident enough or senior enough to inform co-workers and bosses that they're tapping out.
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I have known few satisfactions more potent than conquering a whole country with my own legs, then tapping out a whole book with my own fingers.
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Natalie Martinez, from ABC's new show "The Crossing", is tapping out of L.A. but she's making a small bundle on her way out ... by selling her house.
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Browne returned faithfully to this concept for the current women's collection, with each model sitting at her own desk, tapping out correspondence on a vintage Olivetti Lettera typewriter.
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Removing elements from a song, filtering others down for dramatic effect, and then tapping out of Lock mode to slam everything back in full force was very satisfying.
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This is only the latest step in the move from writing letters on paper to mashing keys on a typewriter to tapping out digital missives on flat touchscreens.
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Casey Newton reports that the keyboard will have swipe functionality, letting users run their finger from one letter to the next instead of tapping out each individual letter.
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Before the crisis comes, for example, we get to glimpse Paco through an open doorway—dancing in a dark street, tapping out a few steps in a downpour.
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But if you did, you'd know I was sitting on a hill somewhere upstate, enjoying nature—and tapping out this introduction in a sticky note on my phone.
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One idea that comes to mind is banging your hand down on the bed sharply, maybe a specific number of times, kind of like tapping out in wrestling.
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"(He) didn't quit once, (he) didn't quit twice, (he) quit three time," Mayweather screamed with another volley of profanity, referring to McGregor tapping out in his three career defeats.
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If your friend is tapping out, extend her the grace of accepting that her kid, for now, is part and parcel of the deal and adjust your plans accordingly.
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With Bush tapping out, Rubio is the candidate best positioned to challenge Trump on Super Tuesday, but best positioned — in this election — may be the worst position of all.
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Nothing funny about this ... Ron White's wife is tapping out of their marriage, and it looks like the length of their union will be a major point of contention.
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The teenager's lawyer called the charge irrational, and the debate hinged on whether the kid had made a "true threat" or was perhaps just angrily tapping out some little pictures.
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"Johannesburg" finds the producer evoking a sense of unpretentious, awestruck clarity, tapping out a melange of minimalist pattering via synths and drum machine and letting it jam in extended duration.
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It's a community of atomised individuals trapped in their cars, alone together, weathering the ratings and scrutiny, venting and trolling and tapping out their anger on smartphones between car journeys.
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Like other American POWs, McCain and Crecca used a complex communication system known as tap code -- tapping out messages on the wall of their cells -- to communicate with each other.
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It's a cri de coeur for other tech industry workers to think about how their work is affecting society and perhaps tapping out in much the way that Kaiser did.
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First-person testimonials from this time recount a conversation between two especially unflappable telegraph operators, operating eerily functional yet unplugged machines, who chose to shrug and continue tapping out messages.
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We can't think of too many scenarios where this is going to be indispensable, but snapping a photo is certainly quicker and more convenient than tapping out search queries by hand.
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Sebastian later grabbed the mic and delivered some impressive renditions of Michael Jackson's "Man in the Mirror" and Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" to the crowd before tapping out because he was tired.
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Without an interpreter, there's no way to get clarification other than tapping out lengthy sentences on a phone or writing it on paper (which Cryer has graciously done, for my benefit).
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The system's main music maker was a Yamaha YM2612, a multi-talented chip that was capable of tapping out realistic drum beats or singing the iconic "SEGAAAA" on the splash screen.
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He eschewed mail order and raffles and instant messaging (they'll steal your data, he said) and spent his afternoons bowed over the altar of the keyboard, tapping out lines of code.
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The team, which consists of two people holding the ropes double-dutch style, one person jumping, and one person waiting to sub in, gets to an incredible 621 jumps before tapping out.
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With Google, Facebook, and Reddit all tapping out on advertising cryptocurrencies completely, the burgeoning virtual currency industry is being boxed in on all sides when it comes to advertising their products online.
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After tapping out more than 300 pages, in 2012 he sent his "fun little passion project" to a friend – Michael Korda, novelist and formerly editor-in-chief of Simon & Schuster, a publisher.
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Rob Van Dam's wife is tapping out of their marriage -- filing divorce docs to end their 17-year union and asking the judge to restore her old name, TMZ Sports has learned.
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I've been known to absent-mindedly shoot past an exit or two while my brain is running through theme ideas and my fingers are tapping out word lengths on the steering wheel.
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Because one of the few shreds of comfort left in tapping out another shit cover letter is the belief that someone may have suffered as much reading it as you did writing it.
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Then I walked back, dotting the tip of the torch's neck to the forest floor a few feet in front of the flames, as if I were tapping out a message in Morse code.
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Writers sit up at night listening to those well-worn riffs, tapping out tributes, shows become spontaneous cover nights, the passing of an era is marked by gestures on porn sites and subway signs.
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At one point, the music cuts out, and all you can hear are feet tapping out rhythms, the thumps of dancing bodies when they land jumps, and the steady piping of breath, keeping time.
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As an elder statesman — recently the first rapper to be enshrined in the Songwriters Hall of Fame — Jay-Z would have been forgiven for tapping out and letting silence be a kind of victory.
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Whether you're tapping out of the club or just strolling around with the munchies on your mind, the city's got pizza counters, sushi joints, and even white-tableclothed brasseries open late and waiting for you.
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On the day of the operation, the couple watched via a big screen in an auditorium on another floor, he tapping out messages to relatives on his phone, she quietly weeping and reading the Quran.
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Miyu Yamamoto falters in MMA debut, tapping out to Rena Miyu Yamamoto was seeking to make it 2-0 for the Yamamoto clan following her son's win earlier on in the show on her MMA debut.
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SHENZHEN, China — In a one-man war room in his apartment, a laid-off Walmart employee named Wang Shishu was tapping out a message on his phone to a group of workers and plotting his next move.
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Thirty minutes away in Midtown Manhattan, Playbill's online newsroom was more hushed: A team of 11 writers and editors worked at one long table, quietly tapping out features and news stories, and creating videos and social media content.
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If you find yourself naming your Tuesday night trivia team "Several people are typing," and tapping out the Slack command for your desired emoji symbol ( :pizza: ) instead of just sending the emoji (🍕, ) SLACK IS YOUR MASTER. Run.
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More than three years after losing to the boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr. in a highly popular crossover bout, and after tapping out against Khabib Nurmagomedov in October 28, McGregor is scheduled to headline U.F.C. 246 on Saturday night.
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In 1994, the couple drove from New York City to Seattle, the eventual Amazon headquarters, with MacKenzie Bezos driving and Jeff Bezos "tapping out a business plan on his computer along the way," as Wired wrote in 1999.
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It seems to know exactly when it would be most inconvenient to pop up, such as when we're right in the middle of tapping out a very important text message or trying to snap something crazy on the subway.
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Yet when one sees the famous footage of Pollock in the act of making his drip paintings — rhythmic, performative, almost balletic — it's hard not to think once again of Klee, alone in his room, tapping out the tune of his painting.
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Setup is simple for both modes, too — you can just plug the DxO One into your phone and the app can securely pass the Wi-Fi credentials across the connection so that you don't have to bother tapping out a password.
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"You'll be the only living man for a hundred miles in every direction," he is told, but the boat that takes him there seems to ply back and forth with cheerful frequency, and we see Tom tapping out messages in Morse.
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The person on the receiving end of the message then gets a 30-second preview of the song and from there they can then decide if your share is worthy of them tapping out of iMessage and listening to the full song.
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As a longtime Destiny player, both the base PlayStation app and the PlayStation Messages app have become some of my most used apps on my phone, both making coordinating raids and tapping out messages much faster than using my console's UI and controller.
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That could lead him down a dangerous path — one minute he's wishing a happy birthday to Secretary of Agriculture Thomas J. Vilsack; the next minute he's tapping out a listicle about nine ways that targeting civilians with drones can help your business.
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What's more remarkable than Donald Trump -- aka the commander in chief, aka the most most powerful person in the country -- tapping out 18 tweets on a single subject in less than 12 hours is the tone of those tweets: Negative, defensive and dark.
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The former UFC champion earned a submission victory with her partner Kurt Angle over the team of Stephanie McMahon and Triple H, tapping out McMahon with her trademark "armbar" hold and taking the first step into her new role in the entertainment industry.
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With the announcement Wednesday, Theranos is tapping out of its original business plan, and instead shifting focus to the development of its new technology: miniLab, a portable, microwave-sized diagnostic machine offering all of the tests Theranos used to claim Edison could provide.
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Even in a more orthodox attempt at the choke from the top of half guard Hage immediately turns his back when his opponent recovers guard and we are again treated to the sight of a black belt tapping out while on an opponent's back.
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His mind had wandered off and he was thinking of the time when he made that entrance of his, racketing down the stairs on his leather heels as he turned a potentially disastrous fall into music, tapping out the tone of each new step.
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Toquinho was stripped of his WSOF title and was suspended by the NSAC for two years after being adjudged to have deliberately held onto a kimura submission for too long despite his opponent, Jake Shields, tapping out and the referee's efforts in calling a stop to the fight.
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Just before their official formation in 2013, Bradbury had taken to tapping out demos in a mobile version of Garageband, during a period of haziness in his life—"I was living this depressed life, getting quite high every day and eating a lot of food," as he told The Guardian.
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On a D.J. mix from December 2014 posted to Soundcloud, for instance, Mr. Abbey can be heard singing in Ga over "Big Fun" by the Detroit techno group Inner City and tapping out Yamaha electronic drum pad beats along to hits by C+C Music Factory, Crystal Waters and Rick Astley.
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Without discipline – in my case, at least – an effort to get out 1,000 words of non-fiction usually ends up consisting of thirty minutes of web browsing before writing, intermittent Facebook trips while tapping out a few hundred words, and a nice jaunt through Hacker News at the 750 word mark.
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The original Stylophone limited musicians to tapping out crude beats, but the GenR-8's touch-sensitive keyboard can be modified using glide and modulation keys for more expressive and nuanced performances, while a built-in, eight-bank, 16-step sequencer allows for complete songs to be produced right on the device.
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As we asked her question after question, Yoli, her honey-colored arm resting behind her on the duvet, faced me and Matt on our folding chairs pulled up close, while I struggled to understand her Spanish over the whir of a fan, tapping out notes on my computer, eager to make legal order of her narrative.
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White House staff reportedly tries to stuff his schedule so Trump spends less time tweeting and staring at cable news (activities that often seem to go hand-in-hand for him), but that seems a rough task if the president has a phone honed for the purpose of tapping out 140-character notes to the world.
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One evening, a steel-drum player, backed by a snare and an electric bass, performed an instrumental cover of Sam Cooke's "Bring It on Home to Me." Around eleven, as the musicians started tapping out the notes to "Signed, Sealed, Delivered," a listener in red jeans and a blue button-down leapt up to become their vocalist, singing through the chorus about a dozen times.
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But its high points kicked higher than just about any other show's, and the finale had a full share of them: Margaret Qualley, excellent as Ann Reinking, angrily auditioning for "All That Jazz"; Michelle Williams, scintillating as Verdon, showing Debbie Allen (Kelcy Griffin) how to do it in "If My Friends Could See Me Now"; and Sam Rockwell, simply sensational as Fosse, tapping out his grief at his best friend's funeral.
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The "Indian Lore" merit badge required a scout to give the history of one Indian tribe, make a full Indian costume, and visit a museum to see Indian artifacts but never once mentions talking to a Native person—there are only 215 million in the U.S. A fraternity within Boy Scouts called Order of the Arrow is among the worst at such cultural appropriation: Its "tapping out" ceremony, described here by Native artist and Scout mother Ozheebeegay Ikwe, leans heavily on whites wearing redface.
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