I don't think it was a haphazard thing thrown together.
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They seemed to be randomly thrown together without much thought.
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But it's an impressive production for one thrown together quickly.
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"This was thrown together in a slipshod way," Paul said.
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"We basically were, in a nutshell, thrown together," Taupin tells PEOPLE.
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"There were some pretty great memes thrown together," Ryon tells me.
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My pasta salad thrown together with leftovers is dry and unpalatable.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers are known for being a thrown-together basketball team.
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The whole thing had been thrown together fast, on a shoestring budget.
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You're just playing with a bunch of random words you've thrown together.
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With the two forces thrown together, a small argument could quickly escalate.
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We get thrown together with some other galleries, and it bothers me.
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Crispy chickpeas with ground meat thrown together by that minx Mark Bittman.
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They look thrown together, but I'm sure there's more behind them than that.
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For something thrown together in a little over a day, it's pretty great.
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Let's just take a look at the whole thing thrown together, shall we?
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It wasn't very organized, and the pieces seemed to be randomly thrown together.
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But mostly it was the routine assortment of a thrown-together gala evening.
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At the last minute, they came up with something that was thrown together.
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To be sure, the movie suffers from being thrown together in just 11 days.
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A transitional government was hastily thrown together, and they'll try elections again in April.
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But I'm afraid this trip had to be thrown together at the last minute.
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But it's good because they're a lot better, a lot less rushed, thrown together.
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Those are some details, thrown together haphazardly: it isn't the same as a life.
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English literature is full of tales of disparate people thrown together for unexpected reasons.
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It recalls Mr Sanders's thrumming, thrown-together campaign rallies, so unlike Mrs Clinton's dull appearances.
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It's not quite as scrappy and thrown together, but there's plenty of room for improvement.
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Their larb, or that thrown-together ground meat salad also called larp—oh my god.
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It's a testament to Fincher's skill that such an iconic video was basically thrown together.
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That might be the case in a hastily thrown-together performance in a bomb shelter.
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But some worry that hastily thrown together online notarization systems are also prone to fraud.
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Lee and his nephew, thrown together by bereavement, have the makings of a comedy team.
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Makanai is a dish typically thrown together by restaurant workers with whatever is lying around.
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It looks like it was thrown together on Squarespace during a half-assed high school project.
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We had these instrumental bits, more structure to our songs and not just parts thrown together.
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The Ugandan nation was thrown together from a jumble of pre-colonial kingdoms and decentralised societies.
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Zélie gets her chance when she finds herself thrown together with Amari, a rebellious, runaway princess.
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I felt like I had actually made -- rather than thrown together -- a decent home-cooked meal.
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But this was not a well-oiled machine—this was a bunch of people thrown together.
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But they were random New Yorkers who were thrown together for hours in a cramped room.
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Alan and I got thrown together, and at first it was hard because we had just met.
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All this was thrown together and actually worked onstage at TechCrunch Disrupt New York's hackathon this year.
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Pushed on the Library by Newt Gingrich and thrown together with a quick and dirty build, THOMAS.
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"We got thrown together there at the end of the Edmonton game and got rewarded," he said.
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The music sounds spontaneous and lived-in; a mess of ideas excitedly thrown together with brilliant effect.
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She said the sculptures were not "thrown-together community art" but a community creating fine art together.
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The look may say it was thrown together, but the full, lasting flavors tell you it wasn't.
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No team of hastily thrown together replacements would be able to equal the current American roster's talent.
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This is definitely one of those Apple products that was thrown together from a bunch of existing parts.
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"It only became a relationship really when we were thrown together because of the molestation charge," says Previn.
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The documents are the product of a hasty, dysfunctional, thrown-together effort to put together a presidential administration.
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To be honest, it all feels a bit too loosely thrown together to be an airtight plot point.
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Avoid being with toxic people This is a tall order, especially when you're thrown together with family members.
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After a terrible crime separates them in adolescence, they are thrown together and reunited years later as adults.
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Ms. Mayer has thrown together a spaghetti bowl of options and strategies to try to fix the company.
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Yet these bills have been a hodge-podge of random items thrown together with little rhyme or reason.
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To elevate salmon from "thrown together" to "put together," make like Alison Roman and add buttery harissa sauce.
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Defenses are disorganized at big tournaments, where top players are often thrown together for only a few weeks.
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The ringer, a bourgeois youth thrown together with four hardened proletariat types, is one of the few professionals.
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The department was thrown together during George W. Bush's administration, forged in fear in the aftermath of 9/11.
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So let's figure out what happens when a trio of teens with supposedly nothing in common get thrown together.
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The party was thrown together by her friends as a surprise for Edmonds, and she was totally blown away.
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Even he seemed surprised by the victory, holding an impromptu press conference in Miami that looked hastily thrown together.
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I usually bring leftovers but I didn't cook last night so it's bit of a thrown-together lunch today.
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At Walter Reed, we were all a bunch of strangers thrown together in an out-of-this-world situation.
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"This latest update is the most thrown-together looking thing I've seen in a long time," says one reviewer.
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That performance was hastily thrown-together, however, while this year's Grammys producers had some time to plan and practice.
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To be sure, conservatives should be wary of any massive spending bill thrown together during a lame duck session.
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It's almost like words are just thrown together in a random way that kind of makes your brain freeze.
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But as Sasha Belyaeva learned, mastering that beautifully, thrown-together aesthetic of the hair pieces is actually quite hard.
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But it was thrown together after she accused people who back Israel of pushing allegiance to a foreign country.
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Eighty-five people showed up to the first event, which was thrown together with very little planning or advertising.
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Many Nyangatom are seminomadic and this village appeared haphazardly thrown together, as if built in a rush, without care.
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Things used to be really thrown together, now we're writing essays about each episode as we're working on it.
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The hastily thrown together petro also raises questions about what kind of protocol will be used to implement Venezuela's blockchain.
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So, instead of making predictions, we've thrown together our own wildest-dreams picks for taking home the night's top prizes.
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While most apple pies take hours to make from scratch, Blais' deconstructed version can be thrown together in mere minutes.
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Even where companies have taken aggressive steps, the response has often been thrown together, ignoring entire categories of hate groups.
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Trump's hastily thrown together veterans benefit event in Des Moines drew intense coverage on other networks as Thursday's 9 p.m.
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Words have been thrown together in a kind of stewpot of communication ever since our throats allowed us to grunt.
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The Life of Pablo is his first album that sounds thrown together for the sake of satisfying the eager public.
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And over the course of that first season, he and Veronica seemed to be thrown together progressively more and more.
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But for stretches in the first half they played as if they had been thrown together in a pickup game.
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Christened the Port of Harlem Jazzmen, the thrown-together sextet was the first full-on ensemble recorded for the label.
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Frances, excluded and hurt, finds herself thrown together with Nick, the other neglected partner in this odd four-person dance.
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The isolated pairs formed relationships fastest; the groups were slower to bond, like college roommates thrown together, Dr. Carter said.
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The isolated pairs formed relationships fastest; the groups were slower to bond, like college roommates thrown together, Dr. Carter said.
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However, as BuzzFeed News reported in February of this year, the entire feature was simply a hastily thrown together PR play.
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It conjures images of Cadillac Cimmarons and Lincoln Blackwoods that were thrown together with mainstream parts and adorned with luxury nameplates.
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Twice divorced himself, Don, 55, and Cara found themselves thrown together as the single ones in their group of married friends.
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It begins with six women in a pile, thrown together and yet isolated, and builds to explosions of power and solidarity.
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Singers, who may not even speak each other's language, are more or less thrown together and told to act like lovers.
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The Rosenstein letter was followed by what looked like a hastily thrown together document with links to negative stories about Comey.
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For hockey players, even those thrown together to score political points not goals, success is built on results not lofty ideals.
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I make myself a bland, thrown-together dinner of a potato and some toast for dinner and pray it stays down.
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Additional records further confirm the "off the table" airport event was not as hastily thrown together as it then seemed publicly.
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The Squids remain a vibrant, tight-knit community, unusual for college freshmen who aren't thrown together by a club or housing assignments.
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This is a super simple salad that can be thrown together quickly for a crunchy, salty side dish for any weeknight meal.
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Although the show includes some excellent pieces, as a whole it's loosely thrown together with hair-thin curatorial ties connecting disparate ideas.
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The Journey supposes that the two men being thrown together in a van on the way to the airport was no accident.
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The American team, on the other hand, has looked somewhat thrown together, with only a couple of weeks' practice as a unit.
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These geologic core samples extracted and examined horizontally allow all moments to be thrown together in one vessel: a family of four.
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Jova Lynne, the show's curator, explained how the exhibition addresses a major misconception about Guyton, that his assemblages are thrown together carelessly.
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It's not just the shared food, culture or language — or the solidarity that comes from being thrown together in a harsh environment.
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"There is a lot of [religious] artwork that looks very cheesy or poorly thrown together, and that honestly burdens me," he said.
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First up are three ingredients you'd be lying if you said you'd ever thrown together: leek, whey, and crisps fermented from leek juice.
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Make your presence known in a thrown-together-but-still-put-together look that includes a mix of two black-and-white prints.
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A group of ordinary people—complete strangers—would be thrown together in an ersatz "house" rigged with cameras and they would complete challenges.
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Remember, this isn't a model thrown together on the back of a few thousand tweets — it's an attempt at a commercial moderation product.
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It was cut up hot dogs with sliced Claussen dill spears, thrown together with lettuce, dressed with pickle juice straight from the jar.
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Like most things that happen in the band the plans were thrown together fast and I was just hoping it would work out.
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No one knows how much of this agenda, largely thrown together rather than the product of deep study and debate, is for real.
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In Benner Bay on St. Thomas and Coral Harbor on St. John, as many as 50 boats in each location lie thrown together.
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But this is purely a concept, and a thrown-together one at that — Harman told me that the project came together right before CES.
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It's a handy recipe for people who like the great outdoors because it can very easily be thrown together and cooked over a fire.
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Can't remember if I've already said this, but I'm a big fan of random stuff thrown together to form a sort of snack plate.
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The garments themselves are stained and dirty, and the outfits they create are both chaotic and boring, thrown together without thought, consideration, or optimism.
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I once nearly lost my foot going through a rotten floor thrown together when Charles de Gaulle threw NATO out of France in 1966.
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The White House paperwork looks suspiciously as if it was thrown together as cover for a president who routinely ignores his own ethics promises.
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I like it when the hay, unkempt, uncombed, with dry berries mixed in it, thrown together gaily and freely, bounces along atop some truck.
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Likewise, the casts he assembles when he directs aren't the typical bunch of strangers plucked from auditions and thrown together in a rehearsal room.
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However, the team was able to put on a show because they cobbled together unfinished systems that were "thrown together," according to a source.
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Yet at the last-minute press conference thrown together to address Jones' USADA snafu, UFC president Dana White did not rule that possibility out.
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It would barely work, feel thrown together by one hapless coder and a marketing team; crash after the first level, and still cost you $9.99.
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They think they have nothing in common — until they're thrown together for a group project and learn they have a common enemy in Nolan Hotchkiss.
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A bunch of young singles are thrown together in a house, set in the kind of tropical paradise required for finding true love on television.
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Here's the TL;DR: It's hard to overstate just how much Women Who Work reads like a slapdash term paper thrown together the night before.
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Years of conflict and a failure to reform the army, thrown together from rival rebel fighters and government soldiers, have left it hobbled by divisions.
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Forget your go-to messy bun or thrown-together ponytail, because there are plenty of cute ways to put your hair up in a hurry.
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All winter, up-and-coming lawmakers are thrown together with young staff and ambitious lobbyists for weeks at time of boozy nights far from home.
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Done up in face paint and quickly thrown-together costumes, the group banged on buckets and chanted a feverish call-and-response I couldn't understand.
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That's the real value of "Contact High": capturing hip-hop's transition from improvisation to construction, from thrown-together fashion to stylists, from naturalism to poses.
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Your group of survivors was not, at the start of the game, just a group of random personalities thrown together to create an ineffectual commune.
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It ended Thursday with a news conference so quickly thrown together that the board that oversees the subway was told 11 minutes before it began.
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"This summit is being thrown together faster than any we've ever seen for something this important," said one U.S. official, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Back in early May, Graham was expressing profound concerns about the slapdash manner in which the House had thrown together a major piece of health reform.
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Making matters worse, when buyers unhappy with the cheaper alternatives leave a bad review, it drags down Bergman's standing because the reviews are all thrown together.
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Jeff Sessions and the Wu-Tang Clan is a combination that goes together like peanut butter and gasoline, but they're been thrown together all the same.
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"The thrown-together celebrity kits usually are done using look-a-like pieces or pieces that closely resemble something the celebrity was known for," Butler said.
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That tech power and China have been thrown together is happenstance — criticism of Big Tech is not new, but the administration's decision to investigate it is.
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There was a twinge of bittersweetness as the winning pilots stepped to the top of a podium thrown together from warehouse pallets to accept their awards.
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The result is hot as hell, putting basically every other thrown-together joke mixtape to shame—along with a whole lot of more earnestly released mixtapes.
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I once nearly lost my foot going through a rotten floor that was thrown together when Charles de Gaulle threw NATO out of France in 1966.
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Audrey and Morgan aren't the usual oil-and-water pair of natural antagonists thrown together by circumstance so they can squabble their way to mutual appreciation.
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There was a thrown-together quality to the show that wasn't without charm but was nevertheless, especially given the price of some of the tickets, disappointing.
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If a Facebook ad reviewer were to click the link, they would likely be taken to a "safe page," often a hastily thrown-together food blog.
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So to save you the headache of having to deal with shipping returns, we've thrown together a list of all of the internet's pre-approved options.
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He was on her kill list for years, but then they were thrown together for several seasons as unlikely companions, relying on each other to survive.
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The four members, Issy, Taylor, Lissa, and Jessame, were thrown together at random, and eight years later have produced their first music video with director Cybele Malinowski.
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Seoul Food's decor—colorful pop art, prayer flags, a gramophone—is an intimation of its food, where eclectic elements appear to have been thrown together without thought.
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It's a test of their independence, but also their ability to adapt to a new social situation by being thrown together with a bunch of new people.
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In those days of figuring things out, people will typically move apartments multiple times, and build and tear down countless pieces of shoddily thrown together pasteboard furniture.
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But, thanks to labels like Gucci, the maximalist effect is in full force, with feminine pieces artfully thrown together in a party of prints, colors, and textures.
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Three generations of women are thrown together, and a fourth is remembered: Josée's mother, Mina, who was even more unkind to her than Josée was to Françoise.
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When Kenny and Hector are thrown together, "Shut Up and Dance" gets a brief jolt of energy, a new kind of friction that catapults the episode forward.
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What made the show terrifying in its early seasons wasn't its gore, but the seemingly certain extinction faced weekly by its small, thrown together band of wanderers.
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According to Finisterre, DJI's bug bounty program was hastily thrown together in what he considers more of PR move than a genuine effort to keep its products secure.
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The live-action film, Daphne and Velma, will take place at Ridge Valley High, where online BFFs Daphne (Sarah Jeffrey) and Velma (Sarah Gilman) are thrown together IRL.
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Many of these operations rely on something as simple as an Excel spreadsheet and a hodgepodge of tools thrown together, making the data messy and the process complicated.
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When thousands upon thousands of chickens are thrown together, particularly in large-scale commercial egg laying operations, this tendency to kill each other is intensified to the extreme.
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If the dealership has no in-house artist, which is quite likely, an employee could have thrown together the ad in a hurry using Firewatch art found online.
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Many of the student deaths were blamed on the poor construction of buildings, thrown together at low cost in the heat of China's economic boom in the 2000s.
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The event was hastily thrown together after a major speech that Mr. Trump gave on the issue had been overshadowed by the terrorist attack at Istanbul's main airport.
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" They are thrown together on a project and one thing leads to another: lunch, drinks, feeding ducks, more explicitly feeding ducks and then "extremely sweet and pleasurable sex.
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"Over years, over decades, shelters were thrown together, people were sent wherever there was a bed," Mr. de Blasio said at the town hall event in Bedford-Stuyvesant.
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Money Hoes and Flows doesn't pretend to be anything more than a fun mixtape thrown together in a few recording sessions and released as a seasonal party soundtrack.
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It was thrown together last minute but Bow Wow still managed to shell out over $15k on the dance floor and even got a FaceTime call from Snoop!
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" Only one year after throwing "TanaCon," a hastily thrown together convention born out of retaliation and vengeance, Mongeau is headed back to VidCon, this time as a "Featured Creator.
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His wife and pregnant daughter, Ivanka, flew home to New York with him after a Thursday night rally for veterans, hastily thrown together after he boycotted the Republican debate.
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And while Connie isn't interested in talking to Phil, much less helping him, they're thrown together when it becomes clear that the adult store murder wasn't a one-off.
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Later in life, Mr. Wiesel was able to describe his father in less saintly terms, as a preoccupied man he rarely saw until they were thrown together in Auschwitz.
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Kavanaugh also appears readier than Gorsuch to finesse relations in the distinct social milieu of the nation's highest court, where the nine are thrown together in closed quarters -- for life.
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His selections had no coherent theme, though the bags did have an uncanny but undeniable kinship with fruitcakes, featuring a little of this and that thrown together with intriguing results.
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It's the sort of romance that feels inevitable: Two beautiful people with a common cause thrown together in the heat of battle will naturally fall in love and get married.
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After years of training missions by units thrown together for the purpose, the SFABs are supposed to bring more consistency to advising local forces in different parts of the world.
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We did it really quickly, and we didn't know for sure that it was going to be our last record with Glenn but, in retrospect, it feels kind of thrown together.
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As a roughly tripartite coalition of college-educated whites, unionised working-class whites and non-whites, the party is a conglomeration of interests thrown together by the twists of political history.
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Italy's deputy leaders Matteo Salvini and Luigi Di Maio were thrown together a year ago when they formed an awkward coalition government, but now their tense alliance seems to be unraveling.
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Often disheveled and seemingly haphazardly thrown together, the looks feel attainable, and achieve an aesthetic that celebrates the normal girl who is working through her career with limited money and time.
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On March 18, 2016 they were thrown together in a house in Los Angeles, where—according to Variety—they have been living, "recording their debut album and perfecting their dance moves".
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They called it Deluxe—an almost ironic name for a record whose songs had each been thrown together in one night, without a thought of taking them anywhere beyond Frobos's laptop.
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Although mac and cheese is rarely the star of the meal, it doesn't deserve to be neglected and thrown together like it was at many of the chains I ate at.
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Maybe the lesson here is that this election season has been so full of nonsense that — at least to a sleepy journalist — gibberish thrown together by a robot fits right in.
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"This was not something thrown together in the middle of the Hong Kong protests," said Peter Singer, a fellow studying war and technology at New America, a Washington-based think tank.
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Our steamed Chinese dumplings fed Condé Nast editors, tourists and us, a bunch of kids thrown together in a metal shipping container, braving the New York seasons for a few bucks.
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Peg runs a dilapidated theater in Times Square called the Lily, where she puts on "working-class entertainment for working-class people": hack musicals thrown together in a matter of days.
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The décor has a haphazard, thrown-together feel: Christmas lights, a poster of the ruins of Tikal on the wall, a cartoon cutout of Dora the Explorer, the tiny restaurant's namesake.
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"This was thrown together, this family separation policy, with no preparation for trying to figure out where kids would go that made any sense," he said on WNYC radio on Friday.
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So roast chicken will go into those salad jars or onigiri, or even on top of a very minimal pasta dish that can be quickly thrown together on the lunch break.
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Our Dark Duet by Victoria Schwab In this sequel to Victoria Schwab's novel This Savage Song, Kate Harker is a monster hunter who was thrown together with a monster named August Flynn.
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But, this is reality TV and not real life, so the women are thrown together yet again for a ski trip to Vermont, followed by Wednesday night's "Oil And Vinegar" steak dinner.
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Exquisitely detailed costumes that had clearly taken months to assemble were being worn right alongside costumes picked up from a local store or thrown together with garments from the cosplayer's own wardrobe.
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The quirky NTS studio feels quintessentially East London, with people of all colors and backgrounds thrown together on the shared playground of the streets, creating a thriving community from spontaneous cultural exchange.
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When the young couple looked out their window, they would have seen a sea of red-tiled rooftops and church steeples, a crude approximation of Bavaria thrown together in roughly a decade.
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That's why the reality star has helpfully thrown together a list of must-haves to keep in your overnight bag so you can get your paparazzi-worthy glam on in a pinch.
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It's the best version of the kind of film it is: a giant pile of bulging biceps, high-tech suits, and shields thrown together against some bulking, cartoonish-looking CGI-produced villain.
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Starring Jon Hamm, Jeff Bridges, Cynthia Erivo, Dakota Johnson, and Chris Hemsworth as a group of strangers who find themselves thrown together on a stormy night in 1969, it's twisty and surprising.
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Truth be told, the strength of the cast might be why so many New Girl episodes feel like half-considered ideas hastily thrown together by the writers in an all-night session.
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Obamacare was debated and analyzed for many months; Trumpcare was thrown together so fast it's hard to believe any significant number of those voting for it even had time to read it.
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Foreigners thrown together by a city form the most satisfying alliances, and there is something about rare aged Karuizawa whisky that makes me open even a half-empty wallet and not care.
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Yes, the arc is a hot mess, and the tracklist feels like it was thrown together at five to midnight on Thursday, with "Hotline Bling" tagged onto the end as a safety net.
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Image: HackerloopA lot of the time, custom builds like this end up looking a little thrown together as the creators are more concerned with whether or not they can actually pull it off.
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That thrown together threesome was the rough diamond in the extraterrestrial sand — creatively rounded out with a bunch of organic and mechanical sidekicks to bring the incidental comedy and moments of genuine horror.
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This might seem like a common story arc for a scripted family comedy: Characters thrown together by unexpected circumstances, where one is forced to educate the other about their world, culminating in romance.
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Look for plenty of mashups, or mixed fabrics that appear to be thrown together with studied casualness, to grace Fashion Week runways this season, said Roseanne Morrison, fashion director of The Doneger Group.
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And there is barely anything to his stage show yet: a thrown-together set of big-scale images of small-scale things (rippling water, wind-swept grass) playing on a screen behind him.
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After having not seen each other for several years, they are thrown together when Austin house-sits for their mother at her home near Los Angeles, where the brothers hash out their rivalry.
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One former senior Senate Democratic aide said that when Reid and McConnell were thrown together, conversation about baseball was the only safe territory for two men who never established a good working relationship.
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The show, which was thrown together too quickly to sign on big makeup companies as sponsors, worked with a lot of lesser known brands, according to a Beauty Independent story at the time.
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There's a charm to it—we've all thrown together some quick, lazy, and ugly fixes when something breaks or started a DIY project only to realize there's no way it's going to end well.
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It was the construction of the clothing, the styling, and the fact that the pieces, while in fabric and hue were cohesive, looked liked they were thrown together last minute and forced to work.
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For the fourth time, YouTube channel Bad Lip Reading has thrown together a hilarious compilation of football players, coaches and refs talking about Tom Brady's hairy ankles and other nonsensical, un-football related things.
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But the most prominent drivers are Samberg and Milioti, playing a pair of lost souls who are thrown together in a way that could destroy them both, or help them find a way out.
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While the hack demonstrated today was a bit thrown together, if the team decides to complete the project, they said they would use Google Image Search to source the food imagery to match the text.
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He also finds himself uncomfortably thrown together with Quinlan (Rupert Penry-Jones), the vampire-human hybrid who has vowed to destroy their common enemy, for reasons made more clear during his own absorbing flashback sequence.
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It's easy and unfussy, thrown together with a pair of sneakers — the kind of look I would wear if I was meeting friends at a café in Bondi or browsing for vintage books in Newtown.
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"Ravenous" approaches the subject matter in a slightly more realistic style than other zombie movies, focusing on a group of non-zombies thrown together by fate and forced into a nomadic existence by the plague.
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Downtown plazas and the median strips of thoroughfares are crammed with temporary houses made of plywood, plastic sheets and corrugated steel, thrown together after heavy rains caused the worst flooding in more than three decades.
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The Walking Dead is best when it dispenses with its penchant for gore and shock value and instead interrogates the moral quandaries that arise when different personality types are thrown together and forced to coexist.
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They have a cheap, thrown-together — yet sturdy — flamboyance, like big toys; the bench and stools could be used, but the chairs seem too angular for comfort, more like sculpture (and not bad as such).
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It's a question we can only answer with the help of a few haphazard, slipshod mathematical equations, hastily thrown together by someone (me) with virtually no working knowledge of math beyond a fifth-grade level.
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The strongest parts of these episodes come in the downtime, when the friends are thrown together in close quarters and reflect on their lives, their resentments and, of course, what it means to be a man.
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Out of the goodness of our hearts — and in no way because we also forgot nearly everything that happened in Season 1 — we've thrown together a quick Mindhunter refresher to jump start your weekend binge. Enjoy!
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Davis is pretty quickly thrown together with Dr. Kate Caldwell (Naomie Harris, deserving more after her turn in "Moonlight"), a scientist turned whistleblower, who worked for the bad guys and thinks she might know a cure.
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Students are thrown together across racial and economic divides in activities like clubs and sports teams, but white students tend to have lunch in one cafeteria, while another cafeteria is predominantly filled with students of color.
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The biggest discovery was a site in North Dakota that preserved a jumble of fossilized fish and plant life that may have been thrown together by a tsunami on the very day of the meteorite strike.
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"Instead of a single cause and category upon which everyone is agreed, we instead have multiple ... problems which have been uneasily thrown together under the rubric of fighting 'modern slavery, human trafficking and forced labor'," Quirk added.
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It's fascinating to watch Oppenheimer discuss this with the movement's leaders, but also a slightly uncomfortable experience: I found myself wondering about the ethical issues around scientific rationalism and traditional mythology being thrown together in this way.
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It's the story of four kids, thrown together at summer camp in the middle of an alien invasion, faced with the task of carrying the one object that can defeat the aliens across war-torn Los Angeles.
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For example, when we are in high school and college, we are thrown together with people at the same stage of life, in the same physical location, with similar interests, who are eager to befriend their peers.
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By the start of season two, GLOW's cast has developed the sort of intimacy particular to those who are abruptly thrown together and tasked with creating art, all the while wading through one another's idiosyncrasies and prejudices.
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Few people go to fast-food chains with the express purpose of ordering mac and cheese, so it's a side that's often thrown together and kept hot for so long it turns into a pile of mush.
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Assoulin, who won the CFDA emerging designer award in 2015, stays busy these days dressing the likes of Amal Clooney and Ruth Negga — a schedule that makes her thrown-together fish dish a regular one on weeknights.
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That evening, she appeared at a hastily thrown together news conference with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker announcing the supposed changes, while back in London one of her deputies went to Parliament to sell the plan.
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There are some jokey parts, some weepy bits, a sexy moment and a few fine displays of anger from Louis-Dreyfus, but they're all just thrown together like salted nuts and cheap candies in a snack mix.
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After auditioning as individual singers on the British musical competition The X Factor, Niall Horan, Liam Payne, Harry Styles, Louis Tomlinson, and Zayn Malik were thrown together into a group by TV personality Simon Cowell in 2010.
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The sets are still deliberately clunky, the various alien characters that Jonah and the robots encounter still wear costumes that look like they were thrown together at Hobby Lobby, and spacecraft are still tugged around by wires.
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Biden's flip-flop on the Hyde Amendment, and his thrown together plan on climate change, don't always read like principled pragmatism -- they read like a guy sticking his finger in the wind and going along for the ride.
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Indeed, the production notes draw appropriate comparisons to the 1961 World War II classic "The Guns of Navarone," another film about a team of strong-willed individuals thrown together to undertake a secret mission against a malevolent empire.
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MITCH McCONNELL, the leader of the Republican majority in the Senate, once complained that President Barack Obama's health-care bill was thrown together in a back room and then dropped on the Senate floor "with a stopwatch running".
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While at first glance the interesting fashion choice may seem like it was thrown together last-minute, Reddit user kneeco28 posted a photograph which proved Leto fell in love with the jacket at first sight a month ago.
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The best part about cooking with root vegetables in the long cold months ahead is that they're super easy to cook all at the same time, thrown together into the same dish, because their flavors are so complimentary.
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It looks like this hastily thrown-together Squarespace website is a response to our official NLRB election filing, which we decided to move forward with last week after not receiving any official response from management on voluntary recognition.
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As Father-in-Chief, Donald Trump hasn't simply introduced some twenty-first-century version of The Brady Bunch, with a herd of kids from three different mothers all thrown together in a big new house, complete with maid service.
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Still, McConnell has said that he will delay the Senate's August recess, if necessary, to try for another vote on something: repeal, replace, or a thrown-together bill to be named later; his zigzagging mirrors that of the President.
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"I think the mistake that people make when they think about this kind of work is that it's all randomly thrown together, but the way to make this stuff well is to build rules into the system," he says.
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The main one brings together the laconic middle-aged lesbian Otto (Patrena Murray) and her hyperactive, voluble 16-year-old roommate, Bit (Reyna de Courcy), an odd couple thrown together by the arbitrary gods who rule Off Off Broadway.
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So dissecting the potential pros and problems awaiting Houston on the floor — with Harden and Westbrook unexpectedly thrown together again by a July trade that capped perhaps the wildest off-season in league history — will simply have to wait.
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It's at the pith of modernity, before everything has been settled in terms of social relations, and all of these different types of people have been thrown together in human encounters that are at turns, violent, remarkable, and creative.
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Mickey struggles to build a stable childhood for her son, but her efforts are thwarted by her demanding job, a flaky babysitter and a grinchy mom who body-blocks a Happy Meal at a hastily thrown-together birthday party.
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It was about people from different walks of life thrown together by chance; it was about harmony and dissonance (that's what Mixed Company called it whenever we sang off key), and eventually, because it was a Broadway musical, resolution.
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It also follows Grindelwald as he attempts to locate Credence, and as he launches what must be the most hastily assembled and disturbingly muffled political allegory ever thrown together by a writer capable of much greater nuance than this.
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So to ensure that you don't show up to your final destination with a suitcase full of everything but what you actually need, we've thrown together some travel-ready outfits for whatever type of trip your jetting (or cruising) off on.
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I know the show is evidently trying to save money for something, but boy, the battles in this episode felt like they were thrown together over a couple of days with some spare props the show had just laying around.
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They are thrown together in the scrubland near the border, and their relationship is wary and unhurried, with a faint echo of John Wayne and Natalie Wood, as a Confederate veteran and his long-lost niece, in "The Searchers" (1956).
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But when spending outlays and spending cuts are thrown together, you start to wonder: Is it fair to say that Australia's government is choosing to spend money on a Disneyfied version of British settlement rather than on actual academic research?
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In both cases, people are thrown together in a house by circumstances they don't control, and how they will deal with it all becomes an ethical text with stakes high enough to implicate the audience as well as the characters.
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The team, showcased in a March 2016 photo, was thrown together early in Trump's successful run as he faced mounting pressure to prove his ability to pull in high-level advisers who could help prepare him for the White House.
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The recipe — which is about as thrown together as your end-of-the-week refrigerator drawers can yield — makes ample use of the herbs that grew prolifically on my porch this summer, perhaps the result of record levels of rain.
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Thrown together a year ago following an inconclusive general election, an alliance between the right-wing Lega and anti-establishment M5S had raised eyebrows from the off, but now it looks increasingly likely that the coalition could collapse and prompt fresh elections.
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Having joined the KGB as young people, dedicated to the cause of Mother Russia, Philip and Elizabeth were thrown together to pretend to be a young couple in a new land that had little in common with their homeland culturally or ideologically.
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Theoretically, that could lighten the load on caucus site managers, who will be using a data-entry system that was thrown together at the last minute after the smartphone app that the state's Democratic Party had planned to use malfunctioned in Iowa.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK. Last week, the Big Issue celebrated its 25th anniversary—not bad for a magazine that started life in 1991 as a hastily thrown-together monthly with the peculiar idea of being sold entirely by homeless people.
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And then the (now) trio had visa issues in the EU, canning their plans for a live band at Primavera Sound, and meaning a DJ set had to be thrown together at the last minute, with a little help from Jamie xx.
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You can see it even in thetracklists of the DJ mixes he hosts on his website, sets he's thrown together over the course of the last five years that frequently ping-pong between hermetic indie pop, industrial ambience, shimmering disco hits, and grayscale italian minimalists.
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The evidence points to a quickly thrown-together affair that people close to the planning said would probably draw about 22017,22009 people — substantially smaller than last year's Easter Egg Roll, which drew 22016,000 — and be staffed by 200 volunteers, one-fifth of the usual number.
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"Point Blank," a new Netflix original film, stars Frank Grillo and Anthony Mackie as a criminal and a nurse thrown together by circumstances — Abe (played by Grillo) is struck by a car while fleeing a murder scene, and he's brought to the hospital where Paul (Mackie) works.
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The problem is the hastily-cobbled-together system of facilities Customs and Border Protection has thrown together in the last several months, as the unprecedented number of families and children coming into the US without papers has overwhelmed a system designed to swiftly deport single adults.
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It's buggy, constantly asking you to complete same tutorial you've already completed five times before, and it often feels like an afterthought that was quickly thrown together, as evidenced by its sluggishness and its propensity to suddenly crash, as noted by multiple users on the App Store.
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Those memories are set to be revived with "The Power Rangers Movie," based on the hit TV live action series in which five small-town teenagers are thrown together by an alien presence, and get to display an impressive array of fighting moves and high-tech gear.
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The rest, frankly, is pretty much incidental, as Johnson's Hobbs and Statham's Shaw, after a brief introduction showcasing their special skills and clashing styles -- one prefers pickup trucks, the other sports cars -- are reluctantly thrown together to neutralize a bio-weapon with the potential to destroy humanity.
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The second meeting, thrown together amid intense pressure from lawmakers, is expected to include Gowdy and members of the Gang of Eight, which is composed of both parties' leadership in the House and Senate and the chairs and ranking members of the House and Senate Intelligence committees.
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UFC 196, a card whose headliner was thrown together less than two weeks beforehand between an overstuffed McGregor and a Diaz brother fresh from a tequila-soaked vacation, drew an estimated 1.5 million pay-per-view buys and became the promotion's second-best-selling event to date.
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But the unit had been hastily thrown together, and many of its experienced officers and noncommissioned officers, who had already served in-country, had to be transferred out of the unit as it prepared to deploy because Army regulations prevented them from returning to combat so quickly.
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And I've come to appreciate the E pluribus unum implications of having been thrown together with 210,264 Mormons, Crow, Future Farmers of America and flower children's children whose only shared experience was that we all graduated from high school within a 583-mile radius of Great Falls.
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The show is always chasing the news of the day in order to find laughs in it, and its production schedule — each episode is thrown together over the course of a week — means that it will have as many misses as hits, even in its best seasons.
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As the widowed patriarch Walter, Danny Glover shows his mastery of playing it bighearted; Gabrielle Union and Omar Epps have real charm and chemistry as former high school sweethearts thrown together for the holidays; and J. B. Smoove does his egocentric Lothario bit with customary aplomb.
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It's the Die Another Day of its franchise — an empty, generic shell of its former self that disrespects its own proud heritage at every turn ... feels like a heap of random parts that were thrown together in the hopes that fate might somehow weld them into a roadworthy vehicle.
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You have three people who know each other and have known each other for a long time in the north, and then you have a group of people who have just been thrown together—and they don't necessarily get along at all, and they all believe in different things.
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Sometimes the best music is the kind that sounds like it was thrown together in about ten minutes, which is why Manchester-via-Sheffield's Fruit Bomb are as addictive as their name (which sounds like it could also be a brand of sweets containing too many E numbers) suggests.
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He told me over the phone that it was a spontaneous action thrown together quickly over a group text he and fellow activists use for rapid organizing, but his DSA chapter has organized several similar protests against individuals far more deliberately, even if they didn't make the national news.
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A company called Intershelter sells igloo-shape pleasure domes that call to mind Luke Skywalker's old pad on Tatooine, but cost only $12,000 for one big enough to include a kitchen; it can be thrown together in a few hours, to make an instant hunting or fishing lodge.
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They've hastily thrown together a system to get families from the parking lots of the local nonprofits in Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas where they're formally "released" by ICE contractors to the towns and cities all across the US where they'll stay while their cases are under review.
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The final section, "The Mortal Remains," takes place nearly entirely inside a stagecoach, where a group of strangers (played by Tyne Daly, Brendan Gleeson, Saul Rubinek, Chelcie Ross, and Jonjo O'Neill) find themselves thrown together in a small-talk conversation about their past lives and shared destination that turns unexpectedly heated.
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To say nothing of the internet native experimenters treating the whole history of Western music as raw material for making Babel-like scrap towers toward the pop gods, this week's number one album, thrown together by Casablancas' old pal Jack White, is also the product of not giving a fuck.
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They go not necessarily to buy, though a lot of them do, but to marinate in the atmosphere, which is textured and emotive, like the clothes: full of antiques and oddities chosen by the designer from markets around the world, seemingly thrown together in unlikely yet mesmerizing combinations and colors.
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And it's where Rachel Comey, returning to New York after some dallying in California, was — although she's more Gen X than boomer, and her particular brand of swaddling clothes have less to do with throwback Thursdays than a kind of thrown-together cool; a non-neurotic wardrobe for a neurotic person.
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The thing is, you need at least some basic artistic ability if you're going to pull off a crafty crime, because whoever tried to fool Massachusetts police with this thrown-together counterfeit license plate could have used a few more art classes—or at least a bit more attention to detail.
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Canadian writer-director Robin Aubert is a fan of the genre, and he knows the tropes: the growing hordes of shambling monsters, the thrown-together crew of mismatched survivors, the sudden attacks that winnow them down one by one, the understanding that even a single bite can doom an otherwise healthy person.
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The disciplines of costume and character design, in video games, have become synonymous with ostentatiousness and flamboyance—rather than the grungy perfection of Kane and Lynch's thrown-together ensembles, or Cole Phelps's immaculate pinstripes, hairstyles, wearable gadgets, and distinctive monsters, often from fantasy and sci-fi games, are what enthusiasts fawn over.
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The problem is the hastily-cobbled-together system of facilities Customs and Border Protection (the agency which runs Border Patrol) has thrown together in the last several months, as the unprecedented number of families and children coming into the US without papers has overwhelmed a system designed to swiftly deport single adults.
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"Us and Them" depicts a decade's worth of Chinese New Year journeys through the eyes of Jianqing and Xiaoxiao (Zhou Dongyu), former lovers who went their separate ways and meet on a plane many years later; once the flight is canceled, they're thrown together in a hotel to reminisce about the past.
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One needn't be clairvoyant to see that the squabbling duo -- and several other team members -- will eventually be thrown together in a "Mission: Impossible"-type fashion, but it's still surprisingly fun getting there, thanks to the breezy interplay among the cast, which also includes Ana Ortiz, Josh Hopkins and Tyler James Williams.
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The theory is not that the pizzas aren't made in-store, but that they're being thrown together either from leftover buffet slices or—and again, this seems incredibly unlikely given health code restrictions as well as the fact that it would be hard to keep a lid on this—from served and uneaten pies.
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Drink A couple of Halloweens ago, I decided to switch out my lazy, customary Frida Kahlo costume (thrown together in five minutes with an embroidered Mexican dress, a few dollar-store roses and an eyebrow pencil) and instead become Frida of the Damned, so I added stage blood and fangs to my usual get-up.
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Editors' Choice I'm on my way to Austin, to talk literature with the excellent graduate students at the Michener Center for Writers and then to take part in the rejuvenating extravaganza of the Texas Book Festival, with its happy collisions of readers and authors and crusty book critics thrown together in a kind of literary particle accelerator.
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First is the one offered by Josh and his lieutenants, the edgy extravaganza in which people are thrown together and tested against the mass of others; where drink and drugs and deviant behaviors stack and build until "the bunker" is a fevered hell and civilization frays, falls apart … at which point the authorities intervene and shut the thing down.
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They're just stoner food, thrown together at midnight or invented by amateur cooks out of desperation on food-competition shows such as MTV's defunct "Snack-Off," which earlier this decade encouraged the creation of intentionally yucky snacks, perhaps worst among them a creation that was cake filled with a Twinkie's marshmallowy guts, then topped with candied apple and beef.
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"The idea behind this collection is for our ready-to-wear and active pieces to be interchangeable — the Prabal Gurung Sport bomber can be mixed with a great skirt, the bra can be layered under an off-the-shoulder knit, and our ready-to-wear cardigans can be thrown [together] with the Prabal Gurung Sport leggings," the designer told us.
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Thrown together by relative proximity and connected by a UK garage scene that relied on the vibrancy and the underground ubiquity of pirate radio, So Solid originated with Megaman and G-Man (Lisa Maffia's then boyfriend) meeting at Supreme FM. Soon after, there were ten core members, most of whom knew each other from being involved in other musical projects.
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Click here to view original GIFBecause the globs of paint are mirrored to create a symmetrical effect and because it looks like the paint is mixing itself on its own without a palette knife, it's sort of a trip to watch it all get thrown together, like if it was just magically plopping itself on top of each other in some sort of mesmerizing magical dance.
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Sometimes when your career is merrily rolling along you have neither the time nor the inclination to fuss about your living quarters, to get all hot and bothered just because there are large rips in the upholstery, to care that there are too many things — some nice, like the Danish modern bench; some less so, like the sofa — from too many places, all heedlessly thrown together.
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At the ice machine; in the kitchen where they took down abandoned plates and bowls from the shelves to eat their sad, brief lunches; in the cold room where the sensitive reagents were kept; in the hideous purple bathrooms—they were thrown together like surly, unhappy cousins, and they needled each other in the amiable manner of enemies too lazy to make a true go at violence and harm.
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In this she resembles Joni Mitchell, specifically in her mid-'70s period — the Joni Mitchell who on albums like Hejira combined the polished, restless liquidity of her thrown-together pseudojazz band and the inherent speechlike rhythms of her sung prosody to form a music of endless slipstream, one evocative of colloquial language while also employing metric patterns (and words!) too elaborate and too artificial for a wholly naturalistic representation.
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Related: No One Seems to Care About Prison Reform in Canada Saint-Germaine found detainees' rights in Nunavik, and especially in Puvirnituq, were being violated in a number of ways — insufficient and unsanitary facilities; unsanitary and obsolete equipment or no equipment at all; promiscuity due to overcrowding; detainees with "incompatible profiles" being thrown together (people who are intoxicated are sharing cells with people who are about to go to court); and cell confinement 24 hours a day.
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Whatever the subject matter, a rabbi thrown together with a no-nonsense cowboy (The Frisco Kid), an every-man dealing with a murder and intrigue (Silver Streak) or an insecure schlub partnered with a scheming and slightly insane co-producer (The Producers), Wilder guided us through the tale, always with a glint in his eye that said, "trust me, this will all be OK." Take a few hours to rewatch Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, Stir Crazy and The Producers.
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Toward the end of "Daddy," the new play by the twenty-nine-year-old Jeremy O. Harris (directed by Danya Taymor, at the Pershing Square Signature Center), at a moment of poetic, ecstatic, half-dreamed catharsis, a thrown-together group of wedding attendees—"friends" only in the most fraught sense of the word—take turns hurling the epithet at Franklin (Ronald Peet), a young black gay artist whose romantic and familial lives have come into intense, possibly spiritual conflict.
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But he did understand, as the great historian-critic Marshall Berman once wrote, that its power was not just a matter of money and production, of work and authority: He knew we must start from where we are … thrown back on our individual will and energy, forced to exploit each other and ourselves in order to survive; and yet, in spite of it all, thrown together by the same forces that pull us apart … to develop identities and mutual bonds that can help us hold together as the fierce modern air blows hot and cold through us all.
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