For lunch, I threw together a supercharged kale and citrus salad.
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Wikipedia's editors quickly threw together a page about her, President Donald
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We got home around 5:30 and I threw together Buddha bowls.
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It's just something we threw together for the shows we were playing.
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While the potatoes and meat finished cooking, I threw together some cheesy asparagus.
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As we were playing around with this stuff, we threw together a quick project.
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Racing home, she threw together a portfolio, applied for the job and got it.
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And Niv threw together five big takeaways if you want a cheat sheet for the budget.
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James Sharman: It was something we threw together with no idea of where it would go.
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In celebration, Jay threw together some of his favorite electronically-produced tracks that have influenced his work.
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Here, she threw together a quick spaghetti with summery herbs that is perfect for a weeknight dinner.
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On Thursday, Senate leaders reportedly threw together a new bill that would totally restructure health care — health care!
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As sewers are not known for wheelchair-accessibility, the friends threw together a makeshift backpack and carried Chandler underground.
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The Game of Thrones Pub was put together by Drink Company, which recently threw together a Super Mario Bros.
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I threw together a piece where I was in drag to do for a weekend, and it took off.
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I threw together A Tribe Called Quest, Jackson 5, Imagine Dragons, and Carly Rae Jepsen and, amazingly, it all worked.
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The man with the plan, Robbie Pyma, came up with the solution last week and quickly threw together a Change.
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They threw together a PowerPoint to present our findings and we handed everything in with literally a minute to spare.
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A Giphy representative told me that one of the engineers had the idea yesterday and threw together this tool "because loop 💙".
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Even after he won, his team threw together a "victory tour" in which he could thank those who voted for him in person.
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Founder David Karp threw together the prototype version of his microblogging and social networking site during a two-week window between freelance consulting gigs.
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Organizers quickly threw together a tribute to Bush to include at the start of the event, which they said could not be canceled last minute.
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President Trump got his triumphant 4% economic growth moment today, and he threw together a surprise speech to celebrate on the White House's south lawn.
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In my opinion, the hired spy didn't find anything factual, so he threw together a shoddily written and totally fabricated report filled with lies and rumors.
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While I explored the data in an attempt to figure out what was going on, Pete quickly threw together a desktop tool based around his OpenHeatMap code.
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But unlike New Years, Halloween offers the chance to do so in the remnants of a costume you threw together after a last-minute trip to Michael's.
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After some careful examination of the MUNCHIES garden, Henry also decided to show us the ropes and threw together some pasta using ingredients she took from the garden.
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Last night, I threw together a lunch of sorghum, spinach, roasted squash, cheese, liquid aminos, and sesame oil, so that I didn't have to buy it at work.
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Yet we still threw together a preview of what you can expect to arrive on an iPhone near you with the most powerful form of online communication—Gifs.
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It would have been easier to accept a story that threw together a lot of ambient tropes about cults, rather than committing to seriously exploring 21st century separatist militias.
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A security team was assembled to escort him and his family around, and the park threw together a meet-and-greet in the lobby of one of our theaters.
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I didn't cook anything real, so this morning I made scrambled eggs and toast for breakfast and threw together some leftover pasta with pesto and zucchini to bring for lunch.
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All wines are meant to pair with a HelloFresh recipe, but they're also perfectly fine with the cheese plate you threw together as a quick appetizer for your dinner party.
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As a Marine lieutenant in Vietnam, I saw how it threw together young men from diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds and forced them to trust one another with their lives.
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If you threw together a summer bucket list back in May but have yet to find the time to cross many of the most exciting items off the list, don't panic.
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I threw together a giant pot of caramelized shallot pasta, enhanced, of course, with plenty of anchovies — I am nothing if not loyal to a theme and my own personal brand.
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"It was something I just threw together, really, at the last minute because I couldn t figure out for the life of me what to do to get that laugh," he said.
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In 2013, he "threw together a landing page" asking potential customers what they needed to ship and played the role of courier himself in just one Zip code area of San Francisco.
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It threw together a response crew made up of low-ranking airmen with no special training — cooks, grocery clerks, even musicians from an Air Force band — and rushed them to the scene.
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With an hour left until the submission deadline, there was no time to test the hack, so he and his teammates threw together a 35-line commit code, and prayed it would work.
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And for good reason: it's a solid platform that's highly reliable and versatile, and it offers professional-looking store platforms that don't look like you just threw together a website layout in Microsoft Paint.
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Instead, he threw together bills without hearings, made back-room side deals to buy off individual lawmakers, and held votes on measures before the Congressional Budget Office could put a price tag on them.
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"The first one was basically a birthday party we threw together for him to show him we were there for him," said Tony Pallagrosi, Light of Day's executive director, who founded it with Mr. Benjamin.
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Oz's character motivations are a little fuzzy — the writers threw together his arc on the fly after Seth Green asked to be released from his contract, and it shows — but the emotional core is solid.
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Setting the pattern for her career, she threw together a little bit of everything, working in sculpture, painting, music, film, literature, computers and gender bending, all of it layered with wide-eyed curiosity and knowing ambivalence.
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But even for those casual costumes, a detail piece can turn an outfit that you clearly threw together at the last minute into something memorable and cool — or even turn a non-costume ensemble into a costume.
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The resulting movie feels as gleeful and nervy as a student film that the drama club threw together in secret, as if the cast kept whispering to each other, Can you believe we're getting away with this?
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Even if her Technicolor neighborhood doesn't look like the hell of the Bible or Dante, Michael threw together a combination of clashing personalities to make sure they would all keep each other in a hell of their own making.
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As Gothamist reports, the Van Alen Institute hosted an "L Train Shut Down Charrette" last weekend, an infrastructural hackathon where architects and engineers threw together proposals for averting a complete metropolitan meltdown when the L train closes in a year or so.
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Y'all are ready to frame Kanye's tweets about him sitting next to a water bottle on a plane but then are disappointed when he makes the same type of comment on a song he obviously threw together in an afternoon in the studio.
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The last time chef Missy Robbins of perennial-favorite pasta spot Lilia stopped by the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen to cook with us, she threw together a super summery pasta dish with clams and early summer herbs picked fresh from our rooftop garden.
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"I put a pot of chili or spaghetti on the stove, threw together a salad and got some water bottles, and grabbed my kids and said we were going to find people who have nothing and aren't complaining — and we're going to feed them," Cheever tells PEOPLE.
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Over the next couple weeks, a few more shows were added and we jumped right into the studio to track an album and hopefully make sense of what material we threw together, as well as write a couple more tracks to round out what is about to become our full-length album.
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At the end of the experience, the user meets two people whom fate threw together on February 20 - a wounded protester and a medical volunteer who held his hand over the wound "for a good twenty minutes maybe even more," said co-founder of New Cave Media Sergiy Polezhaka in an interview.
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Ericsson set up the network for both Verizon and AT&T here in Maui, and Ericsson representatives for each network told me the same thing: Because they threw together a network here with just 245MHz worth of spectrum, and only a few days to test and optimize it, the speeds aren't what they should be.
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But, that's only if you're mentally and emotionally prepared for the crowds, endless options, and altogether staggering final price on that brown box of kale and quinoa you just threw together without thought or restraint ($17?!) Yes, the salad bar at Whole Foods is an enticing idea, but can also be a stress-filled and surprisingly expensive shit show.
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This time around, the man party was in celebration of House Republicans pushing through a health care bill they threw together in an effort to save face, without bothering to allow the Congressional Budget Office to fully evaluate its costs and impact and lay them before the American people -- much less the legislative body, some of whom admit not reading the bill.
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It can use any sound > source to manipulate sounds. It also can then sample the manipulated sound > and then store the sound on discs. It is still a very wonderful instrument. > In 1994, when it was developed, we threw together a bunch of existing > technology that hadn't been used together in quite that way before.
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To cash in on "Look in My Eyes", End threw together an album titled There's Our Song Again, a compilation of previously recorded material. The Chantels switched record labels a few more times. Although personnel changed throughout the 1960s, the constants in the group were Jackie Landry, Sonia Goring and Renee Minus. This line-up, plus Arlene Smith, recorded a one-off single for RCA in 1970.
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A series of covers compilations released annually around Memorial Day weekend. The project began in 2012 "when a recording session fell through, the crew threw together a last minute marathon collaboration with artists from the indie-folk community. The result was a six track EP, entitled Decoration Day, dedicated to some of the greatest American folk songs of the last two centuries." Each year's release features a new batch of artists and studio musicians, as well as a new collection of covers.
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Le Palace in 2009 Le Palace is a Paris theatre located at 8, rue du Faubourg- Montmartre in the 9th arrondissement. It is best known for its years as a nightclub. Created by impresario Fabrice Emaer in 1978, intellectuals, actors, designers, and American and European jetsetters patronised the club for its flamboyant DJ Guy Cuevas, extravagant theme parties and performances, and Emaer's rule-breaking mix of clubgoers that threw together rich and poor, gay and straight, black and white.Lestrade, Didier.
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Many authors introduced extensions to XMODEM to address these and other problems. Many asked for these extensions to be included as part of a new XMODEM standard. However, Ward Christensen refused to do this, as it was precisely the lack of these features, and the associated coding needed to support them, which led to XMODEM's widespread use. As he explained: :It was a quick hack I threw together, very unplanned (like everything I do), to satisfy a personal need to communicate with some other people.
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The band formed as a project by Wanamaker and Armata in 1999. They both recruited Polce to play drums, and Wanamaker successfully included Trynin in a guitar-playing/ back-up vocalist role. In 2000, the band, named after the My Bloody Valentine album Loveless, threw together a 5-song EP, featuring four tracks that would appear on their future full-length album, and one other track, "Natural." During this time, the band began to tour around the Northeast area, playing a few shows every month, especially in New York City and Boston, where the members resided.
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Fort Sandusky, Fort Michilimackinac, Fort Presque Isle, and numerous other frontier outposts were quickly overrun. Several frontier forts in the Ohio Country had fallen to the allied tribes, and Fort Pitt, Fort Ligionier, and Fort Bedford along Forbes's road were besieged or threatened. Bouquet, who was in Philadelphia, threw together a hastily organised force of 500 men, mostly Scots Highlanders, to relieve the forts. On 5 August 1763, Bouquet and the relief column were attacked by warriors from the Delaware, Mingo, Shawnee, and Wyandot tribes near a small outpost called Bushy Run, in what is now Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania.
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In return, the Democrats accepted a district that threw together two of their incumbents, Louise Slaughter and John LaFalce, prompting the latter's retirement. Hinchey's district was renumbered the 22nd and winds a narrow, contorted path across eight counties in the southern part of the state, from the Hudson River through the Catskills and Binghamton to Ithaca, connecting the most politically liberal parts of the Southern Tier and Borscht Belt regions. This gerrymandered configuration is similar to the former New York's 26th congressional district. Hinchey ran in historically Republican areas throughout his career (his Assembly district was held by Republicans from 1915 until McHugh won it for the Democrats in 1975).
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The Four Horsemen moniker was not planned from the start. Due to time constraints at a television taping, production threw together an impromptu tag team interview of Flair, the Andersons, Tully Blanchard and Dillon; all were now united after Ole Anderson returned and, along with Flair and Arn, tried to break Dusty's leg during a wrestling event at the Omni in Atlanta during the fall of 1985. It was during this interview that Arn commented: "The only time this much havoc had been wreaked by this few a number of people, you need to go all the way back to the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse!" The comparison and the name stuck.
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