" Consider her motivation: "She wants a cock inside her, thrusting.
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Christian Lindner, the party's thrusting leader, might occupy that role.
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Reporters pressed round, thrusting cameras and microphones in his face.
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Ask for feedback on your touching, licking, thrusting, or whatever else.
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"Here you go," he says, thrusting the compact into my hand.
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Two forces are now thrusting the semiconductor industry firmly into the spotlight.
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He lit up again, chaining cigarettes, thrusting the packet in my direction.
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ROBERT KING There is a problem standards and practices has with thrusting.
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In jousting, competitors wearing armor gallop toward opponents while thrusting a lance.
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A gear stretches its main spring, producing the hammering, forward-thrusting action.
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Gypsy keeps thrusting Jean into situations designed to deflect and diffuse our interest.
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LONDON — Panting, pounding, thrusting, bobbing, bouncing, gurgling, knocking, wiggling — are you uncomfortable yet?
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Well, it usually takes a lot of intense thrusting and G-spot action.
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"I love you, Ms. Ramos," said a second grader, thrusting her face forward.
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Klinsmann allowed himself a moment to celebrate, thrusting both fists into the air.
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Touch them over their underwear until they are thrusting their hips wanting more.
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There's this fixation that it has to come by way of penile thrusting.
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Now, their anticipated success at the Olympics is thrusting skateboarding into the mainstream.
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Another ranger held her thrusting legs as Lieutenant Diedhiou pulled out a knife.
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With no motor in his pelvis, there will never be a burst of thrusting.
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It towers above the driveway, with each new addition thrusting farther into the heavens.
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Some have gore, some have nudity, some have thrusting too vigorous for virgin eyes.
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And that can lead to discomfort, friction, and pain during penetration or deep thrusting.
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Justin's body began convulsing and shaking; his head thrusting back and forth, teeth bared.
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A radio station also interviewed the mother and son, thrusting them into the spotlight.
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It's sensual, thrusting and lightly comic' a peak distillation of the Egyptian Lover sound.
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There was a dramatic buildup ... some hip thrusting ... and even a little butterfly dance.
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The sharp increase is thrusting the medical system toward a crisis point, officials said.
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"Just hold this a moment, will you?" she said, thrusting the tray at him.
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They can no longer avoid making the choice; circumstances are thrusting it upon them.
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Thrusting Toys: Can a sex toy ever truly replicate the feeling of getting fucked?
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"Good!" she said encouragingly, simultaneously thrusting her hips and throwing me clear off her.
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She could see him simulating sexual motions in the air, thrusting his pelvis at her.
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"He gives me the bowels of toads!" she cries, thrusting the loaf back at him.
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But then came those letters, thrusting Loyalton onto center stage of America's public pension drama.
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True to his temperament, he has gone about this mammoth task in a thrusting manner.
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Anything that has to do with fine motor skills, like [thrusting my ] hips, for example.
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In September 2017, Cassini will end its 20-year mission by thrusting itself into Saturn's atmosphere.
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All that thrusting, bending, and sweating accomplishes more than just an orgasm and a good time.
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Butts are bare and thrusting is occurring, but it's rarely the most important thing that's happening.
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In the aftermath, Maja is charged with murder, thrusting her into a place of national scrutiny.
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Bates had allegedly begun thrusting up against the girl seconds before her mother intervened, records show.
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Some infections can also affect the cervix and uterus, which may cause deeper pain with thrusting.
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When Smith gave the cue, everyone cheered wildly, some ecstatically thrusting both fists in the air.
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But the photo exposed the ugly nature of sexism in sports, thrusting Switzer into the spotlight.
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You're always thrusting them at people in the vague hopes of a retweet that never comes.
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Upward we climbed — 216,000, 5,000, 6,000 feet — thrusting up into the clear sky like a missile.
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Just a little thrusting tick-tock that drowned out the real sound of time: 7 A .
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Nearly 60 percent of migrants landed on Lesbos, thrusting a quiet vacation island into newspaper headlines.
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Next, begin to stand by thrusting your hips forward while keeping your head and chest lifted.
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I tried to reopen them by thrusting my hand with the shopping bag into the car.
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There was a long line of people fleeing, crying for water and thrusting their arms forward.
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On April 9, 2018, the F.B.I. raided Mr. Cohen's office, thrusting him into the national spotlight.
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"I'm sorry, I overheard you, and that speech was epic," he said, thrusting out his hand.
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Take It Slow Spooning isn't a position designed for deep penetration, rapid thrusting, or rough sex.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - A U.S. blacklist could wind up thrusting Huawei Technologies into Beijing's embrace.
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A woman, wooed by four men and their thrusting pelvises, goes off with another woman instead!
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This is one of those books that I have been thrusting on so many of my friends.
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Will it be able to sense the bumping and grinding and thrusting and could this be...traumatic?
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We'd even have to morph images because we wouldn't get a take that was clean of thrusting.
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Broadly speaking, the law requires that the president consult with Congress before thrusting armed forces into hostilities.
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Ridership is down because the subways and buses are increasingly unreliable, thrusting more commuters into private vehicles.
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Then exhale quickly, thrusting your palms forward and turning them downward, while saying "Ha" out loud. 4.
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Steyer has also been forcefully advocating for Trump's impeachment, further thrusting the debate onto the national stage.
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Late on Wednesday, the power company shut off electricity to the embassy, thrusting its occupants into darkness.
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The upward-thrusting, Socialist, "power to the people" fist that dominates the composition ensures a strong presence.
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That year, Julianne Moore and Ms. Witherspoon made news for not thrusting their hands into the E!
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Ten yards off the path, a huge body leapt, thrusting, behind the leaves, and the children startled.
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Mr. Trump has subsequently blamed others in the party for thrusting him into episodes of humiliating defeat.
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The room is lit up real well, and he begins his animal-like thrusting under the covers.
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Female snow macaques often pair off to form temporary sexual relationships that includes mounting and pelvic thrusting.
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Others are advancing this high-concept aesthetic in more subtle ways, thrusting aside clichés as they go.
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A way to minimize thrusting during penetration is to find positions that limit it while still being satisfying.
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Burrow had shown a lot this season, transforming L.S.U.'s offense and thrusting himself into Heisman Trophy contention.
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Thrusting machos from Silicon Valley have turned up in her office berating her and come off the worse.
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He then turns around, raises up, and dunks on Dudley while thrusting his entire crotch into Chris's midsection.
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That invisible force thrusting us forward, into "this wild darkness," as the late writer Harold Brodkey once wrote.
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Instead of thrusting in and out, the giver stays inserted and moves their hips in small, rhythmic circles.
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It was for a fitness challenge, but Gifford did scream, "I've had more experience at this," while thrusting.
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Since 2012 (and until 2025), Neptune, your ruling planet, has been moving through your sign, thrusting us underwater.
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He was thrusting his tongue out in photos, calling people "daddy," and talking about his sexuality on Twitter.
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Holding the pole closer to the end allows more bend and spring when released, thrusting the athlete higher.
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When they finally do have sex, it's from behind, with Richie thrusting into Devon against the bathroom sink.
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And we would have to delicately go around problems of thrusting in pretend-sex that anybody would have.
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Caldwell ran up to the front, tearing out pages from hymnals and thrusting the paper into soldiers' hands.
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Wouldn't it make sense to create a separate position rather than thrusting the president's spouse into this role?
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Thrusting myself into an environment that was rich in LGBT life forced me to confront it every day.
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It's worth remembering, when we are surrounded by all this thrusting masculinity, what substantive manliness once looked like.
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Otherwise, the financing solution we've already invested in might collapse, thrusting the elderly, veterans, and families into homelessness.
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The Black Hills are a geological oddity — an island of rock thrusting out from an ocean of prairie.
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The only thing he knows is penetration and thrusting, to orgasm, under the covers with the lights out.
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But her fundraising has taken off since she endorsed Sanders this February, thrusting her back into the spotlight.
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He then reached out as if he was fixing the curtains while thrusting his groin in my face.
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Is that why I should trust that this wad of money you are thrusting at me is correct?
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Still, the prospect of thrusting him back into a regular environment at such a competitive school concerned Jackie.
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"Formation" feels like a refinement and amplification of that album — it's sinewy and thrusting, but also angular and tough.
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That didn't bother Garcia, who skipped the length of the dugout while thrusting his helmet repeatedly into the air.
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For when she makes an entire music video that consists of repeatedly thrusting her vagina onto some dollar bills.
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After all, boats from Tanmen would not have been quite so thrusting without lavish subsidies for construction and diesel.
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Some big, more thrusting FOs reject it as sleepy-sounding, preferring "private investment firm", "capital partnership" or the like.
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Saudi Arabia's thrusting crown prince handed Mr Son $45bn as part of his attempt to diversify the kingdom's economy.
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Definition: dance to popular music in a sexually provocative manner involving thrusting hip movements and a low, squatting stance.
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They are concentrated in London and other cities that share the capital's thrusting dynamism, like Bristol, Manchester and Cambridge.
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Syrian Army officers appeared on YouTube, thrusting their I.D. cards in front of the camera and announcing their defection.
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"Give this to the City of New York," he repeats, louder this time, thrusting the umbrella onto my chest.
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It's not about bonding or talking or any of the stuff that came before and after the rampant thrusting.
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The black and white film shot in a hotel room, features a man thrusting on top of the singer.
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The thrusting, overlapping petals shapes suggest barely contained energy, while their shapes point to myriad associations – tongues, sperm, feathers.
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We also often get fixated on orgasm being the money shot, that penile thrusting is causing this incredible orgasm.
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But now it just seems stuck in his tired idiom, a brittle mix of thrusting hips and flexed hands.
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New York State's long-feared surge of coronavirus cases has begun, thrusting the medical system toward a crisis point.
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I don't think he was strong enough to hold me and do the thrusting bit at the same time.
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However, others are not aroused by the rotating motion, which is very different to the thrusting experienced during sex.
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"I actually cut it out to send to my colleagues," Silver said, thrusting the folded-up newspaper at me.
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Here's the Formula One champ thrusting around the Crop Over festival with a couple of scantily clad lady friends.
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A vinyl-clad nurse makes quite a scene thrusting a needle into Cooper's constricted form as he sings on.
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Standing on a ridge above me was Tun Lian, one of our Chin guides, proudly thrusting a skull into air.
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To me, K2 has made a strategic misstep in thrusting Golovkin back onto PPV after the first venture had failed.
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Interestingly, Schutt says, some male mantises appear to retain the ability to keep on thrusting, even after losing their head.
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He flung his eyes open to find the shadowy figure of Mark, the man he trusted, violently thrusting into him.
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These Senators could become what we call "senior heroes" — thrusting themselves between seniors and legislation that would do them harm.
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Here's what I learned during six months of thrusting on the floor and getting seriously weird looks from other gymgoers.
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From Twitter to Snapchat, Whatsapp, Tumblr, Instagram – and even LinkedIn – there's porn thrusting about everywhere on non-age-restricted platforms.
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The critics were scandalised; but this was a time of hope and change in Congo which Zaiko's thrusting rhythms captured.
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Museum models show them stabbing or thrusting with spears at close range to their prey, causing close confrontations during hunting.
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Mr. Cameron, who favors staying in Europe, hoped the referendum could be framed as thrusting modernists versus nostalgic old fogies.
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There are also dangers in thrusting a new generation of untested princes who lack sufficient experience into positions of power.
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Sure, "anger-gasms" sound weird, but to claim there's nothing sexy about thrusting one's pelvis while grunting is patently absurd.
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The Russian leader smirked his way through the questioning over election interference, puffing and thrusting his chest at U.S. reporters.
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The old guard claims that they're missing the point of literature, thrusting morality upon an amoral pursuit, sullying the experience.
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He was convinced that they would get along because they were both "thrusting, ambitious men — alpha males," Mr. Wilk explained.
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But unlike a standard drill, a hammer drill incorporates a rapid back and forth thrusting motion while its bit revolves.
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On his DC agenda is thrusting Saudi out of hydrocarbon dependency and fast-forwarding it to a nuclear-powered future.
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By thrusting different gangs together into different neighborhoods, the city unleashed a new wave of crime stemming from warring factions.
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"This position minimizes movement, because bodies are basically locked into each other and there's very little room for thrusting," Alpert says.
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Will Trump take up Ted Cruz's challenge to debate "mano-a-mano," effectively thrusting all the other candidates into undercard hell?
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A second woman got three laser treatments for painful intercourse, only to find sex more painful afterwards, especially during coital thrusting.
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Thrusting up with such a force I felt the bite of his upper teeth against the smooth skin of my mound.
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The company agreed in March to buy autonomous vehicle technology firm Mobileye NV, thrusting Intel into the forefront of the market.
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This is confirmed when Beck goes home with the Warby Parker-wearing bartender, whose aggressive thrusting ends up breaking her bed.
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Fans in the front row destroy their chance to connect with their rock star heroes by thrusting a phone between them.
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Buried PleasureThis adaptation on doggy style is an easy thrusting position for the giver, and it's also comfy for the receiver.
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Desperate, women were throwing themselves down staircases, ingesting pesticides, and thrusting sharp objects into their cervix, causing death, infertility, and illness.
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Antonio Brown, Tomlin's star wide receiver, was penalized for the second time last weekend for pelvic thrusting after scoring a touchdown.
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While ambitious and fairly unrealistic because of regulatory constraints, Uber's plans are thrusting the entire aviation community into flying car development.
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His new record In My Mind was a certifiable heater, quickly thrusting him to the top of R&B's current conversation.
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What could have been shallow, showy, forgettable, a total novelty aimed exclusively at getting us thrusting those JoyCons, is anything but.
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Sweat turns the dirt to mud on the dancers' bodies as the constant jumping, thrusting, grasping, and running takes its toll.
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Shares of LATAM gained over 23448.51%, thrusting Chile's SPIPSA index over 20.14% higher and lifting MSCI's index of Latin American stocks.
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But if you're talking about the physical sensation of a hard object thrusting in and out of your orifices… then probably?
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"Like, 'Oh damn, it sucks Vito's not here because we could have —' " says Chris, making a grunting noise and thrusting his hips.
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A thrusting kick into the knee, thigh or crease of the hip forces the victim's hips back and breaks their punching position.
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Hansen attempted mind games from behind in both sprints, thrusting and parrying to try to knock the Adelaide native off her perch.
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Merkel said earlier on Monday her efforts to form a three-way coalition government had failed, thrusting Germany into a political crisis.
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Her campaign chief, Pier Figari, was caught on video thrusting his forehead into a cameraman's temple as he filmed anti-Keiko protesters.
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However, in space there is nothing to slow us down, so over prolonged periods of thrusting the craft's velocity is increased dramatically.
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I said, 'Come on man get real' ... He repeated my words back to me, 'Get real,' as he began thrusting his genitals.
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But this little clip of Cruz seems far from the Beckhams thrusting their kid son into the big, bad world of Hollywood.
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Sadly, she was less willing to let Hattie try the giant self-thrusting dildo that I suggested—too much too soon perhaps.
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Taking a page from Elvis' personal hip-thrusting manual was a great way for Bowie to appeal to the moms of 1979.
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Europe, the story goes, is too preoccupied with its own woes to give thrusting, emerging Asia the attention and respect it deserves.
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" They kind of start with gourmet chefs and those channels end up taking ordinary people and thrusting challenges at them. "Bake-Off.
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All of that is thrusting supply-chain management — a typically overlooked and exceedingly complex aspect of the business — into the public eye.
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Boeing test pilots discovered that the Max had unusual stall characteristics when the wing flaps were up and the engines were thrusting.
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President Trump's decision to strike a top Iranian general has upended Congress's priorities, thrusting matters of war and peace into the spotlight.
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The witness noticed the aide thrusting back and forth, which is when she said she knew that a sexual assault was occurring.
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By falling onto her knees and blindly thrusting her arms out, Karen was just able to keep Lila from hitting the sidewalk.
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The hoi polloi are no longer politely accepting a handshake, a kind word, or thrusting a baby forward for them to kiss.
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What could be more elementary than a prohibition against eviscerating a person's human dignity by thrusting him into the shackles of slavery?
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On this day, as I stand close enough to smell his floral musk, I can't help but picture him shirtless and thrusting.
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Both paintings, inspired by Picasso's "Guernica" (1937), boast busy, thrusting, and sharp shapes that conform to the imagery Rammellzee espoused as Ikonoklast Panzerism.
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At around 503 am on July 250, 22016, then-FBI Director Comey gave a surprise televised address — thrusting him into the national spotlight.
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Deborah Ramirez, who went to Yale with Kavanaugh, said he exposed himself to her at a party, thrusting his penis in her face.
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He repeatedly slammed her face on the ground, forcefully straddled her while thrusting his knees into her back and neck, the footage shows.
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We want to see Pards go full Saturday Night Fever, thrusting his way around Selhurst Park like some sort of hypersexualised demon dad.
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Hogg, whose speech at the March for Our Lives rally was strikingly political, ended his speech by thrusting his fist into the air.
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Somewhere, Donald Trump is thrusting his tiny fists in the air, furious that he's been ousted as the world's resident wall-loving entrepreneur.
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"I will gladly lend you my copy," Khan said, thrusting the Constitution into the air as the arena broke out into thunderous applause.
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The big question, of course, is how the final part — the whole thrusting-his-sword-into-his-wife's-heart bit — will play out.
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Instead of thrusting its Tizen smart-device operating system in everyone's face like it did last year, it put partnerships front and center.
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He's forever the geeky completest, the 5th grader at recess thrusting his mint condition 1984 Don Mattingly Topps baseball card into your face.
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Step aside, Miley Cyrus: There's a new twerking celeb on the scene whose hip-thrusting dance moves are more purr-ecious than provocative.
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" Tony says Hef was totally into it, and started mounting and thrusting and "even appeared to place his front legs on [her] buttocks.
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"We want peace; we want unity… we want an alliance," he cried, thrusting a Taliban flag into the air to punctuate each invocation.
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She feels acutely the tension of being a private person suddenly thrust under a microscope — even if she herself has done the thrusting.
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Cilic celebrated the achievement briefly but enthusiastically, slamming a backhand winner down the line on match point, then thrusting and screaming in joy.
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Lavender-painted nails clutch the small of Vicki's thrusting back as Maura and Vicki come quicker than you can say station wagon lesbians.
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"Desist from thrusting out reasoning from your mind because of its disconcerting novelty," the paper began, quoting the Roman poet and philosopher Lucretius.
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After years of lying low on the question of Brexit, he finally made his move, thrusting himself into the center of the debate.
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Pavlova's thin, pale arms are especially striking — they're trembling parentheses — whether she's throwing them up in joy or thrusting them forward in entreaty.
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But, really, thrusting two more homegrown prospects onto center stage was just another element of the Yankees' long-laid plans coming to fruition.
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For one song, "Always, Always You," she was in a basket into which her boss, Marco the Magnificent (James Mitchell), kept thrusting swords.
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Why it matters: The saga has "sparked outrage in Britain, thrusting the concept of diplomatic immunity under the spotlight," the Washington Post writes.
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Turner's attorney, Eric Multhaup, said that because Turner was seen "engaged in aggressive thrusting,, he had only participated in what Multhaup called "outercourse.
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Vince's showmanship during the lead-up to his flagship event—including thrusting his son back into the spotlight—seemed to have paid off.
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The bottom line is the debate, the dialogue, the concern, the bickering, the parrying and thrusting all contribute to the process of American democracy.
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Where this gets interesting is that the rules of Glory kickboxing (Saki's long time home) prohibit thrusting kicks into and above the knee joint.
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You can't walk 15 feet down the halls of the E3 show floor without someone thrusting a virtual reality headset at you this year.
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It puts a focus on survival and exploration, thrusting you into a strange world and forcing you to figure out how to stay alive.
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Drake's a HUGE Raptors fan ... and he's been thrusting himself into these Finals with his courtside antics during Games 1 and 2 in Toronto.
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But with minimal longboard experience, the Boosted Board felt immediately different, almost like a snowboard with wheels and a jet engine thrusting me forward.
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Kavanaugh has denied the allegations against him, which include sexual assault, attempted rape, exposing himself, and thrusting his penis in someone's face without consent.
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The young Nauman's thrusting his hips left and right with his hands behind his head gave the earlier version an unquestioned sense of mockery.
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Semen Displacement Theory posits that the helmet and the coronal ridge, combined with repeated thrusting, serve to pull semen out of the vaginal canal.
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In the US, the majority of cases are due to traumatic coitus and are usually caused by thrusting against the pubic symphysis or perineum.
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She'd danced around the office, gyrating her hips, singing a wordless song, her hands out as if she were holding onto somebody's thrusting hips.
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Before the game, the Mets placed Yoenis Cespedes on the 15-day disabled list, thrusting Bruce into the role as the team's primary slugger.
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Emmeline Peaches, a sex toy reviewer and activist, once had a worrying experience with an thrusting sex machine that claimed it could squirt water.
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His solution — wrapping arms around a victim from behind, making a fist just over the victim's navel and thrusting up sharply — worked on dogs.
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And, thrusting and parrying, they realize Bernard's plan of buying, renovating and renting homes in white areas to the city's growing black middle class.
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But I don't think good men wake up one morning and suddenly start thrusting their tongue down the throats of women they barely know.
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While practicing her back cast, a move that requires a thrusting backward motion, she imagined poking a giant in the eye with her rod.
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He tussled with the police, wandered in and out of the hearing room, thrusting a smartphone up in the air to film the proceedings.
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Preventing someone from moving forward, thrusting your middle finger in their face, screaming vitriol -- is this the way to express concern or enact change?
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A political process and a legal process reached their crescendos at the same time, thrusting Israel into a new period of uncertainty and crisis.
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As a result, under the careful watch of thrusting young prince, Mohammed Bin Salman, Saudi Arabia has launched its so called Vision 2030 plan.
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Props to Gaga for calling out the red carpet host for thrusting his hot mic in her face just expecting her to speak into you.
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Scientists have the potential to create something far worse than nature ever could, thrusting our civilization into uncharted territory as far as pandemics are concerned.
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Because of its light weight and exceedingly thin body, the rapier moved sword fighting from large, broad strokes to the finer, more accurate thrusting approach.
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In some positions, you might feel perfectly fine and good but other positions can really cause a lot of pain during penetration and deep thrusting.
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They started with a flick of a switch while the thrusting pistons of the "hydrocarbon explosion" car had to be tickled and muscled to life.
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Before Magic Mike, the world hadn't seen such an impeccable display of black leather, hip thrusting, and chair gymnastics since Madonna's "Human Nature" music video.
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Trump's casual description of stalking and thrusting himself upon unsuspecting victims is, for many women, an ugly reminder of the worst moments of their lives.
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The allegations against him, which he has denied, include sexual assault, attempted rape, exposing himself, and thrusting his penis in someone's face without their consent.
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Whether or not that constitutes thrusting it into the public domain, I don't know, but she's taking the position that she's still the copyright owner.
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More often, it occupies a spot as a sort of corkscrew uppercut, thrusting in from under the opponent to raise his head for a straight.
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Tambor denied Barnes' allegations, but was then accused by a second woman, "Transparent" actress Trace Lysette, of making lewd remarks and thrusting himself against her.
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She slid into him, thrusting quite gently at first and then building up the pace and depth; he wanked himself off at the same time.
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When I was younger I didn't put that much effort in when I was having sex, in terms of thrusting or doing the actual maneuvering.
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The thirty-five-second video begins with Pink Guy and three costumed friends thrusting their hips robotically, as the song rises toward a wobbly climax.
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Now we have Sarah Huckabee Sanders, whose style as press secretary is less shrill than Spicer, and less pelvic-thrusting bravado à la The Mooch.
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An invite-only crowd of 2000 Austinites jostle for space, thrusting their smartphones in the air and Instagramming the fuck out of the massive fish.
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The uncertainties and communication breakdown that led to the ESA thrusting out of the way of a Starlink satellite is a reflection of these difficulties.
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The speaker is Théo (Geoffrey Couët), a curly-haired faun who seems simultaneously fascinated and terrified by the orgy of licking and thrusting around him.
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The world's largest contract chipmaker TSMC jumped nearly 3% to an all-time high, thrusting the Taiwan index to its best session since Aug 30.
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Anyone who has seen the show can tell you that Rum Tum Tugger is very sexual, and most of his dance moves involve hip-thrusting.
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I was right back at it, thrusting to The Killers performing "The Man" with a beer in hand a matter of hours later. 7/10.
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A fly-on-the-wall documentary released the next day told the inside story of his campaign, largely painting the thrusting president in a positive light.
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The lawyer claims Turner was fully dressed and was engaged in "aggressive thrusting" as he lay on top of the unconscious, intoxicated, and partially unclothed woman.
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An admirer of swish young European leaders like Sebastian Kurz of Austria and Leo Varadkar of Ireland, he wants a more thrusting and crisply differentiated CDU.
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Last month it lost the Qayyara oilfield, south of Mosul, to government forces thrusting northwards in an offensive to retake the largest city under IS control.
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In the opening moments of Sophie's story she has sex with a stranger on a train and you see everything in astounding detail: penetration, thrusting, ejaculation.
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Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia died here in February, sparking a protracted tussle for his seat and thrusting the spot onto news homepages for several days.
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Two months after its release, Hillbilly Elegy hit the top of The New York Times bestseller list, thrusting author J.D. Vance somewhat reluctantly into the spotlight.
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COFCO has spent more than $3 billion buying Nidera and Noble Agri in the past three years, thrusting it into the league of multinational agricultural traders.
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A 72-foot bronze, sword-thrusting likeness of an Alexander the Great on horseback (officially named "Equestrian Warrior"), it was unveiled in 2011) towered above pedestrians.
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The Yankees summoned up brave words afterward, with Manager Joe Girardi thrusting his jaw out and promising — as he always does — that his team will fight.
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The long-term economic consequences would also be steep: an estimated $220006 trillion lost to our GDP over 2202 years, potentially thrusting the nation into recession.
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His poems take up the body in desire and violence, and they do so by thrusting the reader into a stark visceral encounter with their material.
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A police officer shot and killed a black teenager on Saturday night under questionable circumstances, thrusting him, his department and his city onto the national stage.
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But it was unclear that such a government would have enough support to pass a confidence vote in Parliament, thus thrusting Italy back into political uncertainty.
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The private worlds that her bold, declarative colors and thrusting forms evoke can be inexplicable, but they resonate with the anxieties and contradictions of contemporary life.
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That led his bestie Julia (Stella Maeve) to make a pact with a horror known as the Beast, thrusting this second installment into even darker territory.
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Before thrusting their snout, or rostrum, into the sand to seize their prey, the dolphins quickly paused by making a rapid 90 to 180 degree turn.
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In 2004, Justin Timberlake ripped a key piece of Ms. Jackson's costume during a Super Bowl halftime performance, thrusting the word "wardrobe malfunction" into everyday language.
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But punting the issue to his successor, especially if it's Hillary Clinton, would risk thrusting upon her the bad optics of welcoming lobbyists with open arms.
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Two Stanford graduate students on bicycles tackled Turner when they found him behind a dumpster thrusting against the woman, who was half-naked and obviously unconscious.
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The former Apprentice contestant claimed that Trump touched her inappropriately,"thrusting his genitals" at her during a work meeting at the Beverly Hills Hotel in 2007.
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But, "Episode 5's" very sexy sex scene — unlike Game of Thrones' most famous hookup, there is actual thrusting — isn't the sexiest part of Fleabag season 2.
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The conservative political commentator is known for his testy on-air exchanges with guests — which at times have famously escalated into trash-talking, finger-thrusting screaming matches.
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She bopped along to the song and then suddenly broke into delighted — some thought shady — giggles, seemingly in reaction to Grande's "womanly" hip-thrusting dance breakdown moment.
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Some bounce off the ceiling of the ionosphere, where helpful free electrons oscillate in joyful harmony with them before thrusting them back to Earth at new angles.
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In Poland countryfolk refer disparagingly to the sloiki (jars), the thrusting young people who quit Warsaw over Christmas, returning with glasses of food packed by their parents.
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DENVER — It's been 2188 years since a pair of student gunmen killed 188 people at Columbine High School in Colorado, thrusting the nation into sorrow and disbelief.
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"I am deeply committed to Wing Chun," he told the host, before giddily explaining and demonstrating Bil Gee (aka as Biu Gee), the art of thrusting fingers.
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On Christmas when the tune blared out of Santa's backside and Saint Nick began thrusting his hips, Mom squealed until literal tears were rolling down her face.
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In Durham, unknown artists have twice, without authorization, placed sculptures—of a heart, and of fists thrusting upward—on the pedestal that formerly supported a Confederate soldier.
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Its actions manipulated global sugar markets, thrusting prices below world average production costs and threatening core agricultural industries in India, Thailand, Europe, Mexico and the United States.
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The actress (and wife of the hip-thrusting Justin Timberlake) claims to be thrilled with "mediocrity," but it seems like she's got her life pretty under control.
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Mormons and Freemasons, joined with Welsh and Irish laborers recruited from Manhattan's Five Points, carved the canal from rock and mud, thrusting them into a volatile coexistence.
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"I remember having a vague memory of him thrusting on top of me, but it was just bits and pieces since I was asleep," they tell me.
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The justices agreed to take up the issue last January, thrusting themselves into yet another high-level and passionate fight in the heat of the 2020 election.
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As we stood by the entrance, a willowy teenager threw a flamboyant, hip-thrusting pose for his friend, playfully impersonating one of the pictures in the gallery.
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It has already led to congressional inquiries and user revolts, thrusting the company into the kind of chaos it had not seen in its 14-year history.
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Deborah Ramirez, who went to Yale with Kavanaugh, says he exposed himself to her at a party during their freshman year, thrusting his penis in her face.
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"Because lube makes things so slippery, it may accidentally make your thrusting more glide-y and faster when you're not intending for that to happen," Story explains.
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"A few minutes ago I came ashore with the commandos who are thrusting inland, impatient and eager to get to grips with the enemy," the dispatch began.
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Antonio Brown of the Pittsburgh Steelers was penalized and fined in Week 1 for twerking after a touchdown and again in Week 4 for thrusting his pelvis.
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Trump is thrusting himself into the state's gubernatorial contest: He held a Wednesday evening rally for Republican candidate Eddie Rispone, who is trying to unseat Democratic Gov.
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The earliest is a self-portrait from 1814-16 by the German neoclassicist Moritz Daniel Oppenheim, holding a painter's palette and thrusting his hips in luxurious contrapposto.
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Larsen makes no attempt to hide their internal mechanics: the prismatic reduction of forms, the sweeping arcs tethered by radial lines, the thrusting diagonals and pacing parallels.
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"Taiwan is charming and holds onto Chinese values that we have lost in our thrusting upwards towards the commanding heights of global domination," the narrative runs, he said.
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Last season, the league fined Von Miller $11,33 for thrusting, so Brown could face something in that range, though it may differ because this is Brown's second offense.
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The sword-thrusting paragraph of that seminal Wired feature is worth quoting in full:This time it is not wires but the air between them that is being transformed.
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It was Vince LaSalle sending a kickball into outer space, Joey Jordison on a double-bass pedal, Duke Nukem in a pair of shades with a gun, thrusting.
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While acting opposite Hayden Panettiere, who appeared as Claire Bennet on the Golden Globe-nominated show, the pair's relationship turned romantic, thrusting the former couple into the limelight.
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It's hard to miss Russell's standout turn on "More Real," a jangly, thrusting four-to-the-floor number underpinned by his characteristically plaintive vocals and and wistful lyricism.
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A fabriclive mix compilation soon followed later that year, along with frequent guest spots at fabric nightclub itself, thrusting Avery firmly into the center of London's club scene.
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But if it's a forward thrusting knee, you're actually coming in a straight line out from what is effectively your center of mass, or at least close enough.
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As fate would have it, she won, thrusting her into the spotlight and out of her shell as she traveled the state and met scores of new people.
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But the Yankees won anyway, 7-6, with Brett Gardner making a leaping catch at the wall and then thrusting his arms into the air like a champion.
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"I'll serve in Switzerland if they have a computer department," Sébastien said at dinner, thrusting his long fork into the bubbly moitié-moitié fondue (half Gruyère, half Vacherin).
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These pioneering enterprises sought to create porn that centered women's physical pleasure—a rejection of the frenetic thrusting, oily bodies, and theatrics that defined mainstream porn for years.
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A disturbing photograph of a 4-year-old girl thrusting her buttocks out, printed at large scale, indicts the beauty and entertainment industries more than the child herself.
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And now he has upended the N.B.A. by joining the Lakers, instantly thrusting them back into the postseason picture while minting himself as a mogul in the making.
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This unexpected breakdown of the coalition talks risks thrusting Germany into unprecedented political territory, and the rest of Europe into prolonged political uncertainty with some serious potential ramifications.
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The frustrations millions of people experienced during November's midterm election have made voting rights a polarizing issue, thrusting it to the top of statehouse agendas across the country.
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They had been about to leave; Kelly's hands were on the door when the gunman came through it from the other side, thrusting his weapon in her face.
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Pop punk had been nudged through the 1990s by Green Day and the Offspring when Blink-182 came thrusting into the mainstream, middle fingers up and asses out.
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The angled planes thrusting outward at the tops of her sculptures suggest open lids, as well as dress patterns (diagrams for a seamstress) turned into three-dimensional objects.
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However, her set — which she repeated for both weekends of Coachella, making only color costume changes — has also been praised for thrusting facets of Black culture into the forefront.
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High-yield bond funds were on track for a record $90 billion of outflows this year, a consequence of the changing global interest rate environment thrusting core yields higher.
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Bomb blasts rocked an international airport and a metro stop in Brussels this morning, killing at least 34 and thrusting Belgium's ties to terrorist plots back into the spotlight.
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Azor Ahai engineered this peace by thrusting his dragonsteel blade Lightbringer into the chest of his wife, Nissa Nissa, transforming her into an Other and ruling as the book!
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Turner was discovered "thrusting" on top of the now-23-year-old woman by two graduate students, who tackled him and helped law enforcement secure a slam-dunk conviction.
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Whereas Western games often favor immersion and spectacle, thrusting players into worlds that are increasingly lifelike and trimming away "gamey" visual design, Japanese games often embrace their inherent mechanicalness.
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Wealth, a lifetime spent thrusting himself into the public eye, a history of not prioritizing friendships beyond their utility to him — who knows all the reasons for this isolation?
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A severe power outage swept back over the island Thursday after a mechanical failure on one of its power lines, thrusting millions of Puerto Ricans back into the dark.
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The deputies showed restraint trying to talk to Massey as he stalked around the backyard of his Greenville home thrusting the knife up and down, Solicitor Walt Wilkins said.
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Damage to its ribs appears to have been caused by spears thrown by hunters, while shoulder-blade and cheekbone injuries probably came from hand-held thrusting spears, Pitulko added.
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She ignores her daughter's wishes to keep her new, same-sex relationship under wraps by thrusting her daughter's new girlfriend into a photo op with the congressional LGBTQ committee.
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During this VSO forced hiatus, the VA was able to convince CBO to add another $1.3 billion to their score — thrusting the cost above the bills pay-go offset.
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A California hospital this week paid a $17,000 ransom to free its computers from a hacker's virus, thrusting a little-known but wildly lucrative cyber scheme into the limelight.
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The Gagosian is illustrating that overlap, eager to present the two men as equals who documented similar themes from different angles, thrusting aside hierarchical distinctions between painting and photography.
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After pouring me some green tea, he suddenly stands up, lifts his shirt, and arches his back, thrusting his stomach forward as he slaps it loudly with both hands.
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It's a 35 minute collage of thrusting house beats, disembodied moans, and sexual sloganeering that—as much of his work is—strikes the perfect balance between ecstatic and annoying.
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Though the oral sex is usually a one-way street, the kissing is subpar, and the snuggling rarely leads to thrusting, there's still something magical about these young romances.
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Two witnesses said they found Mr. Turner, then 20, thrusting on top of her unconscious body by a dumpster near the fraternity house, her dress pulled above her waist.
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Then he will insert his male parts into her sperm receptacle, deliver the sperm—there's some thrusting that goes on—and then he very gently lays her back down.
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I went to jail and paid exorbitant fines for my advocacy, and was even arrested by the Secret Service for my role in thrusting an aborted fetus at Gov.
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It proposes more geopolitical autonomy, a greener and more thrusting economy, deeper political structures, more cohesion and more "realism" about progress towards liberal values in central and eastern Europe.
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The Supreme Court said this week it would take up the case, thrusting the issue to the forefront and posing a headache for Republicans in tough races this year.
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But there are limits, and last night's chaotic debate — candidates screaming over each other and thrusting their hands skyward, like students in an ill-managed classroom — showed those limits.
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But when I saw the monkeys impaled on stakes, skulls picked clean of brains and teeth thrusting out, I looked otherness in the face — and saw myself mirrored back.
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Democrats are likely to resist thrusting the whistleblower back into the spotlight, however, given that House Democrats plan to present evidence independent of what the whistleblower brought to light.
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Among American dramatists, Mr. Nelson is the great master of medias res, thrusting audiences into the midst of critical conversations that were initiated long before the curtain goes up.
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Hand GamesFlu risk: 1 There's no thrusting your way around it: If you're in the same room as someone who's sick, the risk of coming down with something exists.
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So, whether your usual sex routine involves back-breaking positions, or less pelvic thrusting than a Pilates class, you should still try to prioritize some exercise outside of the bedroom.
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Hariri's resignation has plunged Lebanon into crisis, thrusting the small Arab country back to the forefront of regional rivalry between the Sunni Muslim monarchy Saudi Arabia and Shi'ite revolutionary Iran.
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British lawmakers voted overwhelmingly to reject Prime Minister Theresa May's proposed template to leave the EU on Tuesday evening, thrusting the world's fifth-largest economy even further into political chaos.
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The game features the same basic ideas as a classic Zelda adventure, thrusting you into a world filled with baddies and secrets, and providing little in the way of directions.
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I was timid about moving my hips, unable to isolate them from my knees, my waist, but I began thrusting whatever I could to one side and then the other.
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Kavanaugh, a 53-year-old conservative federal appeals court judge, was widely expected to be confirmed by the Senate until accusations surfaced earlier this month, thrusting his chances into uncertainty.
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Turner was convicted of three counts of sexual assault in March, after he was discovered "thrusting" on top of an unconscious woman outside of a frat party in January 2015.
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The lawyer cited witness accounts that Turner was "violently thrusting but fully clothed" when two Swedish graduate students found him on top of a half-naked, intoxicated woman in 2015.
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A woman who appeared on season 5 of "The Apprentice" is accusing Donald Trump of kissing her on the lips, grabbing her breasts and thrusting his genitals against her body.
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Democrats slammed McConnell and GOP representatives for silencing Warren, thrusting her into the limelight just as rumors continue to circulate that she could run on the Democratic ticket in 2020.
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His announcement last Friday about a fledgling investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails broke with regulations and tradition by thrusting the FBI into the presidential race just days before Election Day.
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Given its recent success, they will likely use a "starburst" attack, a U.S. military official said, thrusting to the center with air strikes and then attacking IS defenses from behind.
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But there is a Bannerman twist even here, with thrusting echiums, native to the Canary Islands, imparting an exotic note — another sign that this is definitely not English-cottage gardening.
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Chanel West Coast says Sharon Stone shouldn't be suing her for thrusting her back into pop culture again with a song that invoked her name ... instead, SS should thank her.
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When not singing covers into her webcam, Dua networked her butt off as a teenager, working the door at Mayfair nightclubs and fearlessly thrusting demos at anyone who would listen.
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It's that time of year again ... Cristiano Ronaldo is launching his new CR7 underwear line -- and shocker, he's thrusting his own man junk front and center of the new campaign!
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"The internal-combustion car that had to be coaxed and muscled to life, with its lubes and explosions and thrusting pistons, that would be the car for men," Albert writes.
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But it's really thrusting this concept, this hands-on, let's be creative, let's express ourselves, let's feel good about this stuff that we make and do, into the absolute mainstream.
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The thrusting terraces have views of Roosevelt Island and the Queensboro Bridge, Just as dramatic are the plunging views inside, from the apartment's treacherous catwalks and banister-free floating staircases.
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Until 2011, Lanthimos had lived in Athens his entire life, raised by his mother, who died when he was 17, thrusting him into a new world to fend for himself.
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The goal was to systematically push the rents of regulated apartments in Manhattan and Brooklyn past the threshold that deregulates the apartments, thrusting them into the more lucrative free market.
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Israel's continued control of the West Bank, home to more than two and a half million Palestinians, imperils its Jewish national majority and risks thrusting the country into binational chaos.
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Smith's stepson is autistic and is dependent on a caregiver, yet there he was: the same jacket, the same posture, the same manner of thrusting his hands in his pockets.
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Vladan Radovic's camera is pushy and bold, thrusting into intimate encounters and angry squabbles alike, exposing the layers of hurt and guilt that both bind and alienate the two women.
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My Hebrew was weak, and I began thrusting the letter into the face of whoever passed me, seriously worried that if I didn't make it, I would be thrown into jail.
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The outside world sees a thrusting, confident new China, but many people (and party leaders) are still trying to work out what it means to be Chinese in the modern world.
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The pain might only occur upon entry, penetration with anything (like a tampon), deep thrusting, or a combination of those — and the level of pain can range from mild to severe.
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The #MeToo movement began weeks after Chambers reported her rape, and her case garnered wide attention, thrusting Chambers into the spotlight as a symbol for victims standing up to law enforcement.
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From her hip-thrusting dance moves and mesmerizing stage presence to her all white butt-baring ensemble, Monée brought Prince's spirit to life one more time in Microsoft Theatre last Sunday.
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This is a design structure, referred to as a compound configuration, which relies upon two counter-rotating rotor blades on top of the aircraft and a thrusting mechanism in the rear.
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Maybe you've seen this befuddling music video in which Joey Fatone throws Fall Out Boy action figures into a trash can but they escape and start hip-thrusting at Barbie dolls?
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He is also, regrettably, thrusting, which I think he could pull off if he was also doing a "come on" motion with his arms, but he seems uncertain about the situation.
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Our DJ Rafa introduces the partiers row by row, asking for their nationality and their best maraca-bolstered scream—all while each row is thrusting left and right with every turn.
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That was earlier, and this is now, where it's clear that the 90s sci-fi music video trend started with Michael and Janet Jackson thrusting their limbs around in zero gravity.
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North Korean armor and infantry pours across the DMZ, thrusting through and around Seoul and down the coastal highways, flanking U.S. and allied forces paralyzed by EMP and unable to maneuver.
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One of the biggest problems with Grease is that the T-Birds — Rydell High's shit-talking, pelvic-thrusting greaser gang, which boasts male lead Danny Zuko as a member — are garbage.
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Videos on social media showed heavy rain lashing at communities near the water, and howling gusts of winds ripping off tin roofs and thrusting palm trees nearly parallel to the ground.
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Ten years later, Foursquare is far past its scrappy consumer days as it builds out its B2B services, but its latest announcement is thrusting it back into the scrappy consumer business.
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GOP lawmakers immediately made the letter public, thrusting questions about Clinton's use of a private email server while serving as secretary of State into the spotlight in the campaign's final days.
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The Senate confirmed Scott Gottlieb as FDA commissioner Tuesday, thrusting the conservative drug industry insider into the heated debate over rising drug costs that President Donald Trump has pledged to address.
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Taylor Swift's contract with Big Machine Records is set to expire in November, likely thrusting the world's biggest artist into an industry bidding war with hundreds of millions of dollars at stake.
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But after improvising an escape by thrusting his legs off the cage and shucking off the submission attempt, Sanchez took control for the remainder of a fight largely fought on the canvas.
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Warrior twink Arthur Curry has removed his shirt for this superhero fighting sequel from the makers of Mortal Kombat X, and his thrusting is some of the most suggestive fighting you'll see.
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Joseph Maguire will take over as acting director of national intelligence (DNI) when Dan Coats steps down Thursday, thrusting him atop an intelligence community undergoing a broad shake-up in senior leadership.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel said her efforts to form a three-way coalition government had failed, thrusting Germany into a political crisis and pushing Europe's largest economy closer to a possible new election.
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What I especially liked about this was that some of them were true back kicks more than circular kicks, thrusting into the thigh of Tumenov instead of connecting like a wheel kick.
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The angle is, well, angles: "Their Turns" is a series of 58 annotated illustrations featuring four athletes and the spinning, flipping, thrusting, shifting and corking they will attempt in pursuit of gold.
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Others, meanwhile, might feel uncomfortable about how they may have once looked as ridiculous as the man in swim trunks thrusting out his tongue as he goes in for a French kiss.
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Robins is also exhibiting examples of what she calls "color lines," a twisting ceramic element of subtly colored hues thrusting off the wall, like a writhing snake, which she made in 1980.
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But stagnation in the talks has raised fears that the quest for a more expansive truce could break the fragile negotiations at a sensitive time, thrusting the country back into greater violence.
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After their hippie cult (ahem, commune) gets raided, the family moves to the suburbs, thrusting Rainbow into a new, unfamiliar world — and forcing her to reckon with race for the first time.
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Though I work with women at many stages of the wealth-building process, I spend lots of time with those thrusting themselves into the wacky world of investing for the first time.
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"Gambia is thrusting the Rohingya's plight back into the spotlight a year after prosecutors at the International Criminal Court, which normally handles cases of war crimes, launched an inquiry," the Post writes.
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"The knee position is important to secure first before attempting penetration because if the angling with the knees isn't right, it will be very difficult to have leverage for thrusting later," she says.
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A number of contenders seeking the Democratic nomination for president in 2020 have come out in favor of Medicare-for-all — thrusting ambitious ideas about expanding health care access into the national conversation.
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This is a company that owned a four-foot-tall bronze sculpture of a godlike man straddling a bucking bronco while thrusting the Vertu logo towards the sky like a bolt of lightning.
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Doing so becomes an affirmation that a receptive sexual partner can also claim pleasure by thrusting ecstatically, a rebuff against an American sexual politics that historically resigns the passive partner to demuring sex.
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Sex is a pretty good way for E.coli to get in there in the first place—to put it delicately, all that thrusting shoves a fair amount of bacteria up your hoo-ha.
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At a time when women are reclaiming suits and thrusting them into a different kind of spotlight, Givenchy's latest haute couture collection was a thoughtful reminder of just how powerful fashion can be.
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He immediately hops on stage with his choreographer, Jeremy Strong, and performs a simplified version of the moves to "Tip Toe," thrusting his hips and shuffling with his arms cocked to the side.
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If you wanted to get your opponent's head rotating and knock that person out, one of the most efficient ways to do so would probably be a forward thrusting knee to the head.
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The Trump administration's top diplomat on European affairs will reportedly resign from the State Department next month, thrusting further uncertainty into an already tense relationship between the White House and the European Union.
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The account was similar to an allegation made by Deborah Ramirez, another Yale classmate, who accused Kavanaugh of pulling his pants down and thrusting his penis in her face at a dorm party.
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On Thursday, Francis, the son of Italian immigrants, said that "forced migration," driven by violence and poverty, is thrusting young migrants to leave everything behind and take a perilous journey for safer ground.
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The secret to Zingano's success is that she is often willing to sacrifice thrusting her hip in with maximum force just to make sure that the right part of her body connects flush.
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It is men who hold, or kid themselves that they hold, the power in this thrusting world, and the film is larded with their piggery, yet how superfluous they seem, and how disposable.
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And yet, in high doses and over the long term, patients often experienced tardive dyskinesia, which includes tongue thrusting, lip smacking, restlessness, involuntary movements of arms and legs, which become twisted like pretzels.
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Now, in typical Italian fashion, there is a muddle: No party, or coalition, has won enough support in parliament to form a government, thrusting the country into protracted negotiations over who will govern.
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Now, as Mr. Trump's administration tries to eliminate taxpayer funding for Planned Parenthood, thrusting the debate over abortion rights back into the halls of Congress 21972 years after the Supreme Court's Roe v.
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The tin of pomade — gripped by a hand thrusting forward from the canvas's left edge, just above the boots — here doubles as a tin of shoe polish, with only the word "Superior" visible.
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A wave of concern around controlling the spread of COVID-19, the disease caused by coronavirus, is thrusting startups offering solutions in the form of remote work and digital events into the spotlight.
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According to the report, a classmate approached a US senator during the investigation to say he saw Kavanaugh expose himself to a female classmate at a party, thrusting his penis in her face.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Monday her efforts to form a three-way coalition government had failed, thrusting Germany into a political crisis and pushing Europe's largest economy closer to a possible new election.
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But it seems at least plausible that Apple would open up its system to third-party app stores, thrusting us into a whole new era for one of the world's most tight-fisted companies.
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Another former CBC producer, Roberto Veri, has publicly said he witnessed the pelvic thrusting incident while an inquiry into CBC workplace culture found Ghomeshi created a hostile work environment that was condoned by management.
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"I made a poor judgment call in wanting to step in on a situation that I should have just let evolve without the prime minister thrusting himself into the middle of it," he said.
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The closest you get to any of that is a five-part story mode that hops you from island to island, thrusting you into a variety of situations that all call for different solutions.
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A month ago, Saad al-Hariri resigned as Lebanese prime minister while he was in Saudi Arabia, triggering a political crisis in Beirut and thrusting Lebanon onto the front line of the regional rivalry.
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At the Chinese foreign affairs ministry's regular press conference on Monday, spokesperson Hua Chunying said U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter was being "unnecessarily modest" for thrusting the responsibility of handling Pyongyang solely on China.
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British lawmakers on Tuesday rejected May's proposed European Union divorce deal, thrusting Britain deeper into crisis and forcing parliament to decide whether to back a no-deal Brexit or seek a last-minute delay.
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But apropos of this week's release of An Inconvenient Sequel and a book of the same name, Gore, 69, is thrusting himself back into the spotlight as America's top spokesperson for climate change activism.
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You move your head around to whack the ball back to your opponent, adding some spin by hitting it on an angle, or some more power by thrusting your neck like a pompous rooster.
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In their video for DJ Snake and Lil Jon's "Turn Down For What," a crazy beat gets into a man's pants, and his wild sexual thrusting smashes floors, strips women, and infects entire families.
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The allegations against him, which he has denied, are horrifying: groping and attempted rape; exposing himself and thrusting his penis in someone's face without their consent' conspiring to drug and gang rape fellow teenagers.
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The soft-left party was favoured by less than a quarter of voters when her uninspiring boss, Andrew Little, resigned last month, thrusting her into what she described as "the worst job in politics".
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Stier's account bears similarities to an allegation made by Deborah Ramirez, another Yale classmate who accused Kavanaugh of pulling his pants down and thrusting his penis in her face at a different dorm party.
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The account bears similarities to an allegation made by Deborah Ramirez, another Yale classmate, who accused Kavanaugh of pulling his pants down and thrusting his penis in her face at a different dorm party.
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This time, cognizant of how good I'd felt afterward (and perhaps aware that I should stay positive, since I was thrusting the experience on my trusting S.O.), I managed to begin relaxing much sooner.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Monday her efforts to form a three-way coalition government had failed, thrusting Germany into a political crisis and pushing Europe's largest economy closer to a possible new election.
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Michelle Wheeler, 38, escaped the April 20, 163, Columbine High School massacre in Littleton, Colorado, when two students killed 12 students and a teacher, thrusting the horror of school shootings into the American consciousness.
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Now, after the overwhelming victory of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party in the May election, Hindus are confident a real temple will follow, thrusting the long religious dispute back into the spotlight.
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A picture circulating on Twitter showed France's president, Emmanuel Macron, who attended the game in Russia, in a moment of rare abandon, leaping out of his seat and thrusting his fist into the air.
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Before one of these, they had the runners first precool their skin by thrusting an arm into a vat of cold water and also donning cooling vests and athletic underwear fitted with ice packs.
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Abigail Breslin attempts the Jennifer Grey role, a teenager known as Baby who, during a summer stay at a Catskills resort, is introduced to grinding, thrusting and more by a camp dance instructor, Johnny.
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In the undulating heat of the desert, these slender tilted obelisks loomed like the inscrutable monuments of an ancient thanatopia, a henge of metal phalluses thrusting skyward in ecstatic communion with the cosmic powers.
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Jeanine Áñez, a conservative lawmaker and the highest-ranking member of the country's legislature after a series of resignations by MAS legislators, had proclaimed herself interim president, thrusting a huge Bible in the air.
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"The coating does not affect the strength of the latex, and the coating provides consistently low friction even when subjected to large volumes of water or 1000 cycles of articulation (thrusting motions)," it said.
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Someone call Chippendales ... 'cause the greatest WR of all time stripped out of his shirt to give a crotch-thrusting lap dance at a party over the weekend ... and TMZ Sports has the footage.
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Western-backed Syrian forces are also thrusting into the eastern Syrian city of Raqqa, Islamic State's operational headquarters from where it plotted many of the attacks that have killed hundreds of people around the world.
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She doesn't sense my presence — she has her back to me and is thrusting her hips from side to side, her bare feet stroking the white fur rug as she steps this way and that.
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The image of Taufatofua — oiled up, shirtless and wearing a traditional Tongan skirt at the head of the country's tiny delegation at Rio's Maracana stadium — went viral on social media, thrusting him into minor celebrity.
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Some, citing the photograph's thrusting diagonals, see the influence of Baroque masters such as Rubens and Caravaggio, painters who rejected the symmetry of the Renaissance in favour of off-kilter compositions filled with dynamic tension.
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There are two problems with this episode: it doesn't spend any time building up our sympathies for the central character, a future army grunt nicknamed Stripe, before thrusting him into the thick of the action.
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In a different VR porn video, where I dropped into a female body, a male porn star who was thrusting into "me" was so up in my personal space, I swear I smelled his armpits.
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Many business chiefs and investors fear politics could scupper an agreement, thrusting the world's fifth largest economy into a "no-deal" Brexit that they say would spook financial markets and damage the arteries of trade.
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It was his life, ever since he had joined it secretly, at 20, in 1937; ever since, as a student, he had been jailed by the Kuomintang for eagerly thrusting Marxist textbooks into people's hands.
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Murray's admission prompted a flood of tributes from the tennis world, while thrusting the 22nd seed Bautista Agut into a rare spotlight, and the awkward position of potentially ending the popular Scot's career in defeat.
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Investors instead bought gold, US Treasuries and German government bonds - some of the safest assets in the world - thrusting gold prices to six-week highs and German 10-year borrowing costs to six-week lows.
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When his collaborator is stricken by illness, Roman's world is abruptly turned upside down, thrusting him into uncomfortable situations, or at least, venues where he's ill-equipped to deal with the required protocols and niceties.
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Was Sargent — no stranger to awkward poses and celebrations of notoriety, as we know from his treatment of "Madame X" — deliberately courting such readings by making his figures appear so forward-thrusting, and emphatically present?
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Juan Guaidó, the 35-year-old opposition leader in Venezuela, has been on the move since he declared himself interim president last week, defying President Nicolas Maduro and thrusting the country into a power struggle.
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Some noted that the South Koreans did not help the atmosphere by thrusting Mr. Pence into situations for which he was not prepared — like seating him so close to Ms. Kim at the opening ceremony.
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Two of the nation's leading gun sellers, Walmart and Dick's Sporting Goods, took steps on Wednesday to limit their sales of firearms, thrusting themselves into the middle of the polarizing national debate over gun control.
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"This is our modern Middle Ages," said Hank Salvacion, 56, who was helping oversee other battle marshals inspecting weapons to make sure, for example, that the thrusting spears did not exceed nine feet in length.
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The developing clash over firearms has the potential to define Florida politics in a critical election year, thrusting the state into the center of a stalemated national debate around gun violence and the Second Amendment.
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Of course, that would be just the thing to drive Teddy away from him and back to Tom, but that also seems like thrusting a lot of small children upon Owen, in terms of storylines.
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Trump has long pushed for withdrawing U.S. troops from Afghanistan to end the 18-year-old war, thrusting him out of step with Bolton, who has advocated for an expansive military presence around the globe.
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The technology revolution is thrusting us into 'the human economy,' which will be more about creating value with hired hearts — all the attributes that can't be programmed into software, like passion, character and collaborative spirit.
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Many business chiefs and investors fear politics could torpedo an agreement, thrusting the economy into a no-deal void that they say would weaken the West, spook financial markets and silt up the arteries of trade.
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The dollar was also lifted as the euro has been weakened by political risks arising from German Chancellor Angela Merkel's failure to form a three-way coalition government, thrusting Europe's biggest economy into a political crisis.
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"Prison Break," by contrast, followed a model closer to Netflix's "Full House" and "The Gilmore Girls" revivals by reassembling the cast, thrusting them into a new adventure that quickly fell apart dramatically because of its silliness.
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At the end of the taping, they politely mobbed Carl like he was Springsteen or the pope, thrusting items both cute (a Carl plush doll) and mildly creepy (a Carl face pillow) at him for autographs.
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Hariri resigned as prime minister in early November while he was in Saudi Arabia, prompting a political crisis in Lebanon and thrusting it back into a regional tussle between Riyadh and its main regional foe, Iran.
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At the end of the taping, they politely mobbed Carl like he was Springsteen or the pope, thrusting items both cute (a Carl plush doll) and mildly creepy (a Carl face pillow) at him for autographs.
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Comey's revelation marked the threshold of a new era, thrusting Trump and the country into the full machinery of Presidential reckoning, an American ordeal not experienced since the Clinton-era Washington wars of two decades ago.
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Even some Republicans on Capitol Hill have privately acknowledged that the release of the memo might have been an unforced error, thrusting scrutiny back onto Trump's alleged interactions with Russian prostitutes and off of Comey himself.
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Just how many eyeballs will be eyeballing Smith for signs he is being burned alive on a chemical stake – a stake thrusting right through the feckless heart of the Constitution's prohibition of cruel and unusual punishment?
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An attorney for Deborah Ramirez, who accused Kavanaugh of exposing himself to her at a college party in the 1980s and thrusting his genitals in her face, has also said Ramirez will cooperate with the investigation.
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The first time, I firmly told him to stop, but after being startled in the middle of the night again, I had to kick him off the bed to get him to stop thrusting into me.
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Brett Kavanaugh is accused of sexually assaulting one woman, thrusting his genitals in another woman's face without her consent, and plotting to drug girls at parties so that he and his friends could gang rape them.
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It doesn't take a psychologist to understand that ripping children from their beds in the middle of the night, tearing them from anyone they've forged a connection with, and thrusting them into uncertainty could damage them.
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Many business leaders and investors fear internal party politics could scupper an agreement, thrusting the world's fifth largest economy into a "no-deal" Brexit they say would spook markets and clog up the arteries of trade.
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Burger King: The fast food chain is introducing a vegetarian burger at its U.S. locations that will include a patty from Impossible Foods, thrusting the plant-based meat alternatives start-up into the mainstream commercial space.
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Stags were silent black-and-white films of about five to ten minutes, which featured brief narrative scenes bracketing a near-random jumble of penetration, thrusting, "meat shots," and, at times, snippets of oral and ejaculation.
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The watchdog report has reverberated throughout Washington, thrusting Comey — a figure who has long drawn ire from members of both parties over his work at the FBI during the 2016 election — back into the political fray.
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Peter says he doesn't want her to care what they think, but he totally could have just waited until the rose ceremony and avoided thrusting her into a wildly uncomfortable situation, which, of course, this does.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May abruptly decided on Monday to pull a parliamentary vote on the Brexit deal, thrusting UK's divorce from the EU into chaos, with possible options including a disorderly Brexit with no deal.
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"A new high-speed rail will be built right through my studio — not anyone else's, mine," he said wryly, thrusting two beefy arms out to show where the government planned to construct its next big project.
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Many business chiefs and investors fear politics could scupper an agreement, thrusting the world's fifth largest economy into a "no-deal" Brexit that they say would spook financial markets and silt up the arteries of trade.
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According to Pogrebin and Kelly's piece, about two dozen people could offer some level of corroboration for a sexual misconduct allegation raised by Ramirez, who accused Kavanaugh of thrusting his genitals in her face without consent.
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Many people pointed to then-CEO Marissa Mayer&aposs decision to give users unlimited storage in Flickr as her most savvy move, but to me it was thrusting Yahoo into the social media stratosphere with Tumblr.
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After spending the previous night in dry, scrub brush forest, the boys were given a heroes welcome with multiple rounds of singing and chanting to boost their morale as they danced thrusting sticks in the air.
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The show would "stage expeditions leveraging technology to push the boundaries of human knowledge," with every expedition thrusting Cossman into a complex, unfriendly environment to try and understand some natural phenomena that science had yet to tackle.
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Starting shooting guard Nicolas Batum sat out Saturday with an eye injury, thrusting Lamb into the starting backcourt with Kemba Walker for the first time since the two won the 221 NCAA National Championship game at Connecticut.
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But the hit of the show — "everyone loves it," Mr. Weissman said — may be the portrait of the Pop artist Roy Lichtenstein, playfully thrusting his profile into that of his bronze sculpture "Archaic Head VI" in 1992.
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The event was held near parliament hours after Britain hammered out a draft divorce deal, thrusting May into one of the most dangerous moments of her premiership as she challenges her divided cabinet to back the deal.
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British lawmakers crushed Prime Minister Theresa May's EU divorce deal on Tuesday, thrusting Britain deeper into crisis and forcing parliament to decide within days whether to back a no-deal Brexit or seek a last-minute delay.
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According to Amnesty International, Salvadoran women and girls have gone to extreme measures, thrusting knitting needles, pieces of wood and other sharp objects into the cervix, ingesting rat poison and taking ulcer treatment drugs, to cause abortions.
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The Swedish students who came upon Mr. Turner and the woman said they stopped to intervene because they saw Mr. Turner on top of her, thrusting his pelvis toward her, court papers and the police reports say.
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ELSEWHERE > United Kingdom - Brexit: Prime Minister Theresa May on Monday delayed a parliamentary vote scheduled today on Great Britain's planned exit in March from the European Union, thrusting Brexit and perhaps May's tenure into the unknown (Reuters).
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With millions already invested, and billions of aid dollars in the pipeline, the U.S. intervened and overturned the results of the first round presidential contest, thrusting Michel Martelly into the election's second round, and eventually the presidency.
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And even when he chooses to impersonate Byron Scott by punishing first and second-year players who, you know, make mistakes, in an otherwise lost season there's serious value in thrusting important defensive principles onto impressionable prospects.
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Replacing Justice Kennedy will be far more consequential, almost certainly thrusting Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., whose voting record has been more conservative than that of Justice Kennedy, into the crucial median position on the court.
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Also, 31 percent of boys said they had seen "gang bangs," or group sex, and "rough oral sex" (a man aggressively thrusting his penis in and out of a mouth); less than half as many girls had.
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When he showed his first wife and a neighbor a picture he had taken from the Empire State Building's observation deck by thrusting his camera beyond the barrier and pointing it straight down, they both became queasy.
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But by thrusting himself squarely into the debate, as Mr. Macron did in Souillac, and showing his command of all the subjects thrown at him, the president has clawed back lost ground in the population at large.
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Top technology companies erased most of the posts and videos on their services from Alex Jones, the internet's notorious conspiracy theorist, thrusting themselves into a fraught debate over their role in regulating what can be said online.
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The Vixen served the same lip-sync we've seen from her three times now: a shapeless, perspective-less burst of chin-thrusting, stage-sweeping energy that prompted me to do an impression of Cher's famous chronic fatigue.
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It was unclear how Trump and his aides had overcome earlier objections to such an attack on the grounds that it would risk thrusting the United States into another Middle East war that could engulf the region.
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The most recent election in November left the two parties with a combined 155 seats, short of a majority in Spain's 350-member lower house, and thrusting ERC and its 13 representatives into the role of kingmaker.
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" The suspect walked behind a man a few feet away from her, then grasped the man's shoulder with one hand and with the other hand stabbed him in the back, thrusting the knife "all the way in.
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After setting up two goals by Max Pacioretty, Radulov tied the score at 3-3 with a sparkling individual effort that he celebrated by thrusting his stick along his hip like a sword into an invisible sheath.
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"I think if we were all pelvic thrusting, holding onto the barre, and the instructor was like, 'This will be so great when you're having sex later!' everyone would immediately get uncomfortable," my friend M. told me.
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That meeting, described to POLITICO by multiple people familiar with the discussion, marked a turning point in the yearlong quest to reach a compromise by thrusting labor demands into the forefront and unifying Democrats behind the cause.
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"My father was a young man / My mother off the boat / My eyes were fresh at twenty-one / Bruised but still afloat," he sings softly above a thrusting, electro-inspired drum pattern and an off-kilter piano.
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But in this day and age, we have so many outside forces just injecting their sticky paws, whether it's apps or advertisements or media, or whatever it is, just thrusting distractions in the way of a focused rapport.
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On Tuesday, British lawmakers crushed Prime Minister Theresa May's European Union divorce deal, thrusting Britain deeper into crisis and forcing parliament to decide within days whether to back a no-deal Brexit or seek a last-minute delay.
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To introduce yourself as a Seymour, thrusting out your palm for a handshake, would suggest not only that you were white, but that you were a hoity-toity kind of white, descended of old money and grand history.
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Facebook has also invented "VR Emoji" which lets users change the facial expressions of their avatars with hand-based gestures, like shaking your fists to make your face angry, or thrusting them above your head to convey joy.
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Both the giver and receiver lean their bodies back to rest against the walls or door jamb and use their contact points with the wall as a fulcrum to pivot from so that they can exert thrusting movements.
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The image of Smith and Carlos, gold and bronze medalists in the 200-meter track event in Mexico City, thrusting their black-gloved fists into the air, has become an enduring symbol of the fight for racial equality.
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The survey came after a weekend in which the feminist icons Madeleine Albright and Gloria Steinem each rebuked young women who support Sanders' campaign, thrusting gender issues into the spotlight days with little time before New Hampshire's Feb.
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Toshio Shibata's large color C-print "Okawa Village, Tosa County, Kochi Prefecture," 2007, at the Laurence Miller Gallery, depicts the red steel trusses and cream yellow concrete guardrails of a bridge thrusting into a misty green forested hillside.
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The game was positively raucous — at one point, everyone in my section produced tiny umbrellas and began thrusting them up and down and chanting (a pro-Swallows chant, I assumed) while a small brass band backed them up.
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Roy Hodgson's gamble in making six changes against Slovakia will be cursed for thrusting his side into the tougher half of the draw, but it only really became tougher when Spain unexpectedly lost to Croatia 24 hours later.
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Shot in stark, black-and-white digital video in humble, sometimes impoverished locales, the story opens and closes like an accordion, alternately bringing you into Horacia's private reveries and thrusting you out into the larger, often alien milieu.
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Should President Trump name his replacement, the court would almost certainly gain a justice ideologically similar to Justice Gorsuch, leaving it with a solidly conservative majority and thrusting Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. into the median position.
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The investigation into President Trump's former lawyer and "fixer" Michael D. Cohen has ensnared the publisher of The National Enquirer, further thrusting the media company into a federal inquiry involving a onetime top lieutenant to a sitting president.
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Other accusations detailed in court documents involve Mr. Gooding's reaching under a woman's skirt and touching her vagina outside her underwear, biting two women on their shoulders, thrusting his pelvis against two women and licking a woman's neck.
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Following Poh Lin and her young family as they explore the island, Michael Latham's camera is alternately serene and agitated, thrusting through jungly undergrowth or gazing, bewitched, at a crimson carpet of crabs by a restless gray ocean.
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In fact, there is some evidence that recessions actually cause lasting damage to a country's economic potential — that they hurt, rather than help — by thrusting people out of the work force unnecessarily and causing their skills to atrophy.
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On Sunday, they turned fantasy into reality after voters elected Zelenskiy by a landslide, according to exit polls, thrusting an actor with no prior political experience and few detailed policies into the presidency of a country at war.
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The classic marital aid has been joined by pressure-based products, toys that attempt to mimic the thrusting of penis-in-vagina sex, electro-stim items, and, perhaps most notably of all, a selection of products devoted to suction.
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She claims Trump kissed her on the mouth when she met him at Trump Tower in New York, and later began "thrusting his genitals" and touching her inappropriately during a meeting about a job at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
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LONDON (Reuters) - MPs crushed Prime Minister Theresa May's European Union divorce deal on Tuesday, thrusting Britain deeper into crisis and forcing parliament to decide within days whether to back a no-deal Brexit or seek a last-minute delay.
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The deadly attack rattled the country to its core, sending thousands to the streets protesting against the group they blamed for the massacre and thrusting Mogadishu into a state of chaos as people anxiously awaited aid and medical attention.
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READ: First on CNN: McAuliffe under federal investigation CNN reported Monday that McAuliffe is the subject of an ongoing investigation by the FBI and prosecutors from the Justice Department's public integrity unit are thrusting him back into the spotlight.
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As a sweaty Jennifer in a tiny white vest devours her grotty Myspace babe, elsewhere Needy starts to see blood on the ceiling from her missionary spot under her pathetically thrusting soft rock dude, a vision of Jennifer's slaughtering.
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In general, some common symptoms of dyspareunia can include pain with penetration (including penetration with a tampon), pain around the vaginal entry; deep pain during thrusting; burning or aching; or throbbing pain after sex, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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She covered Rolling Stones' "Satisfaction" before sliding into a remixed version of "(Oops) I Did It Again," complete with hip thrusting and hair flicks, her signature vocal fry just about audible over a very very loud backing track vocal.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts unveiled a public lands proposal on Monday, thrusting land-use issues and the environment into the spotlight as she continues to set the pace on policy in a crowded field of Democratic presidential candidates.
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By making himself seem impotent, even if all he really had was a tricky back, he was quietly subverting traditional gender categories, of the kind where action, decisiveness, thrusting forward are necessarily good, and retreat, passivity, flowering all feminine.
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And if a thought escaped them or their English faltered, they didn't go silent; instead, they repeated the last word, or made a strange guttural drone, as if thrusting some heavy weight over their heads, to fill the space.
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U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday warned of a quick, forceful response once responsibility for a suspected chemical weapons attack in the town of Douma on Saturday was established, thrusting Syria's conflict back to the forefront of international concern.
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And we see the girl's father, Eddy, a corpse standing over his bathroom sink with roots woven through his entire body, a tangle of plant life thrusting out of his open mouth like a stream of leafy vomit frozen in midair.
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But a series of tweets from President Donald Trump changed that, thrusting this group of Central Americans into the unforgiving glare of the international spotlight and upending what had been the usually unseen journey of people fleeing to the United States.
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Hands Are More Agile Than Heads – Try shooting video at a crowded concert from eye-level instead of thrusting your phone in the air, and you'll quickly appreciate having your camera in your nimble hands, not strapped to your head.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain struck a draft divorce deal with the European Union after more than a year of talks, thrusting Prime Minister Theresa May into a perilous battle over Brexit that could shape her country's prosperity for generations to come.
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Still, it can be hard to tell whether the water level is sinking or whether the dark, damp pillars are not instead growing upward, up toward the sky, propelled from below by some dank and slow-thrusting force, like menstruation.
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But, if New Year's Eve 2016 is set to be the last time we see Cro Cop compete—culminating with the sight of the Croatian thrusting the Rizin Grand Prix trophy aloft—it's hard to think of a better send-off.
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The Hurricanes and Canadiens both won on Tuesday, thrusting Carolina into the first wild-card spot with 95 points and pulling Montreal even with Columbus at 94 points, though the Blue Jackets hold the tiebreaker for the second wild card.
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Where racers today often feel like car commercials, masturbating over the grandiloquent details of machines, Driver: San Francisco is constantly in motion, thrusting the player—like the audience to a great Hollywood car chase—from vehicle to vehicle, corner to corner.
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Saturday was the electronic lover's wet dream; a roster including Andy C, Annie Mac and Chase in Status had teens with clenched jaws and cross-body bags thrusting their phones above pulsing crowds, capturing the drop on Insta Stories for posterity.
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That's an impressive stat for the U.S.-China company, which pivoted to its current form after initially being an educational platform and nearly running out of cash, but fast growth means increased scrutiny around thrusting young people into the spotlight. Musical.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit strategy came under attack from all sides, increasing the risk that her plan for leaving the European Union will be voted down by parliament, thrusting the United Kingdom towards a potentially chaotic "no-deal" Brexit.
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Many business chiefs and investors fear politics could get in the way of Brexit, thrusting the world's fifth largest economy into a "no-deal" divorce they say would weaken the West, spook financial markets and clog up the arteries of trade.
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Just before he came, Mark would slap Romi hard on the ass, thrusting himself into her and calling her a whore, enacting some ancient pain that drove him to believe that the woman he loved would never remain true to him.
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Now herds of people are galloping across the stage, arms thrusting, in a chaos of passage and flight, their seemingly hoofed feet hitting the ground like beating drums as they cross and recross, their bodies strangely bent, half human, half beast.
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That attack was followed by a suicide bombing at a pop concert in Manchester which killed 22 and a similar deadly attack on London Bridge earlier this month, thrusting security and policing to the fore of campaigning before last Thursday's election.
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TOKYO — Pete Pranica, the longtime television voice of the Memphis Grizzlies, appeared to be square dancing as he stood in a small conference room here, demonstrating for Japanese broadcasters the N.B.A. violation of thrusting out a hip while setting a screen.
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Its construction is similar to the "Dyer's Shop": thrusting diagonals reaching way beyond the edges of the canvas; paper-thin geometric planes laid one on top of another; and a bright, white shape that both pulls you forward and opens beyond.
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He was in the job only two weeks — photographs of his swearing-in ceremony show a smiling Mr. Rosenstein alongside his family — when the president fired Mr. Comey, thrusting Mr. Rosenstein's crucial role in the Russia investigation into the spotlight.
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A prominent conservative group is thrusting itself into the Democratic primary with a TV ad assailing Beto O'Rourke — a move that comes as Republicans consider a broader campaign to meddle in the opposing party's contest to take on President Donald Trump.
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The holiday ends after Sunday, and China's top trade negotiator, Liu He, is expected to travel to Washington for resumed talks starting on Thursday, potentially thrusting him under an unwelcome limelight created by Mr. Trump's demands for a Chinese inquiry.
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The Education of Brett Kavanaugh: An Investigation revealed new details about the allegation made by Deborah Ramirez, who attended Yale University with Kavanaugh in the 1980s and said he exposed his penis, thrusting it toward her face during a college party.
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Nash broke a nine-game stretch without a goal by taking a pass from Hayes on the ensuing power play and thrusting a backhand shot from point-blank range under Schneider's left pad at 1 minute 21 seconds of the third.
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The six-second video snippet was recorded about two and half years ago, but it resurfaced this month, thrusting Poly Prep Country Day School in Brooklyn, one of New York City's elite private schools, into the national conversation about racism.
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Many business chiefs and investors fear politics could scupper a deal, thrusting both the EU and the United Kingdom into a "no-deal" Brexit that they say would weaken the West, panic financial markets and block the arteries of trade.
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But many business chiefs and investors fear politics could scupper a deal, thrusting both the EU and the United Kingdom into a "no-deal" Brexit that they say would weaken the West, panic financial markets and block the arteries of trade.
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It's very easy to feel uncomfortable with some of the things that happen on screen — wanton murder, strong hints of incest, a lot of pelvic thrusting about drugs, bug collecting, grave robbing, inheritance law... It's a lot to take in at once.
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BRASILIA/SAO PAULO (Reuters) - A college dropout born in exile during Brazil's long military dictatorship was elected as the new speaker of the house for Latin America's biggest nation, thrusting his center-right party back into the spotlight amid deep political turbulence.
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And it is co-led by Oh, a woman of color, who during her long career had mostly played the best friend part until Killing Eve came along, thrusting her into unexpected real-life roles like hosting the Golden Globes with Andy Samberg.
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By 1995, the Renaissance was in full swing, and it was pretty much mandatory for the soundtracks to be as good as, if not better than, the movies—which led Disney to the crazy air-humping, pelvis-thrusting world of Bobby Brown.
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Christopher Wray has just been confirmed as the next FBI director in a 92-5 Senate vote, replacing James Comey and thrusting himself squarely in the middle of the investigation into the Trump campaign's possible collusion with Russia during the 2016 election.
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She smiles and closes her eyes as she begins to play Prokofiev's "Piano Concerto No.3"—one moment thrusting her head in accordance with the speed and passion of the music, the next allowing her fingers alone to convey coolness and tranquillity.
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By forcing a new feed on its users (and, yes, Instagram will eventually make this algorithmic system the non-opt-outable law) Instagram is grabbing that control from its warm-blooded users and thrusting it into the hands of a cold, dead algorithm.
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Dig into the numbers, and the jobs of the unhappiest migrants are unusually insecure, harsh and badly paid, thrusting them into an underclass made more painful by hukou residency laws that limit their access to schooling for their children and other public services.
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"If the election had been on October 27, I would be your president," Clinton said, thrusting herself back into the public spotlight before an audience watching the interview conducted by CNN's Christiane Amanpour at the Women for Women International summit in New York.
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If not, our sense of the mainstream will continue to sit rooted in the moral panic that labelled jazz "devil music", feared blues and rock 'n' roll's thrusting sexuality and initially tried to resist both rock and rap's brash (and sometimes toxic) masculinity.
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In announcing his decision on television, Hariri said he feared assassination and accused Iran and its Lebanese ally Hezbollah of sowing strife in the Arab world, thrusting Lebanon into the front line of the competition between Sunni Saudi Arabia and Shi'ite Iran.
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The firm's ultimatum made rescuing its Trans Mountain pipeline expansion a national emergency for Trudeau, thrusting the prime minister into a constitutional crisis over the limits of federal power and a political crisis in refereeing a feud between Alberta and British Columbia.
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Mr. Kaine, who took a year off from Harvard Law School to work with Jesuit missionaries in Honduras, wasted little time showing off his bilingualism, often thrusting his fist in the air and looking back and flashing a wide grin at Mrs.
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She said that decision, by thrusting the email controversy back into the news 11 days before Election Day, had halted her momentum in the crucial closing days of the race and prevented her from ending her campaign with an optimistic argument to voters.
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It's all still here: the lyrical steps from classical ballet, with knee-to-nose extensions; rump-twisting and hip-thrusting to suggest cats in heat; hands held in pawlike positions as the dancers prowl and crawl and leap in pseudo-feline poses.
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When he took credit over electronic chat for the leak of thousands of DNC emails, Guccifer 2.0 apologized for the increased workload he was thrusting upon journalists, followed by a string of emojis to signify he was laughing so hard he was crying.
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Summer Zervos tearfully detailed an encounter with Trump at a Beverly Hills hotel from 2007, accusing the celebrity businessman of luring her into a bedroom with the promise of a job, before aggressively kissing her, groping her, and "thrusting his genitals" at her.
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Billy Joe Saunders—Blackwell's teammate and the one man to get the better of Eubank Jr. in professional boxing—even got in the face of Eubank Sr. in the ring before the bout had begun, thrusting his teammate's British title in his face.
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Two weeks before Christmas in 2012, a 210-year-old masked man armed with a stolen assault-style rifle went on a shooting rampage in a crowded shopping mall in Happy Valley, Oregon, just outside Portland, thrusting holiday shoppers into a maelstrom.
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For proponents of rolling out semi-autonomous technology, the concern is that thrusting consumers into fully autonomous cars without first letting them experience and get used to semi-autonomous features might be jarring, even unsafe, because they won't know how to behave.
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JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu suffered a stunning defeat on Thursday after he failed to meet a midnight deadline to form a new government, casting a cloud over his future as prime minister and thrusting Israel into the chaos of a new election.
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President Donald Trump will consider protecting Dreamers who came to the country illegally as children as part of a larger immigration deal later this year, thrusting the contentious issue into the heart of election season, according to five people familiar with the situation.
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WASHINGTON — After frenzied late-night negotiations, Speaker Paul D. Ryan defused a moderate Republican rebellion on Tuesday with a promise to hold high-stakes votes on immigration next week, thrusting the divisive issue onto center stage during a difficult election season for Republicans.
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Although who expected that Comey would sacrifice his own reputation by thrusting himself into the middle of the presidential election or that he would mislead Congress about his reasons for announcing days before the election that he was reopening the Clinton email inquiry?
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Although Act 2 takes place in a lovely cream-and-gold setting, Clara, played by a grown-up dancer in this production (a very good Anna Rose O'Sullivan last Saturday), and Hans-Peter (James Hay, excellent) never stop thrusting themselves into the divertissements.
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Prosecutors told jurors that Robert Bates, 74, an insurance executive who volunteered as a reserve sheriff's deputy, deserved to be sent to prison for thrusting himself into the situation when there were several qualified deputies on the scene who could subdue the man.
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LONDON — Prime Minister Theresa May on Tuesday suffered a humiliating defeat over her plan to withdraw Britain from the European Union, thrusting the country further into political chaos with only 10 weeks to go until it is scheduled to leave the bloc.
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When their team scored what would be their only goal of the game, the supporters chanted raucously for "the boys in brown," thrusting their pints in the air, none the wiser that it was, as it frequently has been, already a lost cause.
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Now: In the 1970s bands lived by the assumption that music listeners would like nothing more than to listen to the lead guitarist wang on for six minutes while pulling tortured facial expressions and thrusting in a creepy manner on every song in their repertoire.
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One of those was badly gored, with the official festival web site publishing an image of a bull thrusting its horn into his forearm as two steers trampled over him on the floor while another man also lay underneath and other people rushed by.
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Now, four episodes into season 9, EW has an exclusive preview of Mama Ru again thrusting her girls into the realm of discomfort, tasking them with interviewing former Glee star Naya Rivera for a mock morning talk show — and the results are pretty disastrous.
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St-Pierre confounded Koscheck with variation in timing and cadence: a thrusting of the lead shoulder would have Kos reaching blindly with both hands, and when he realized he had fallen victim to a deception, he flapped wildly to get back to his guard.
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These are strange dreams, creatures that are perplexing anomalies: the goats all have rebar thrusting out of (or is it into?) them, the sort of reinforcing steel rods that are typically used in constructing the houses in Jamaica, where both Ward and I are from.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK. Toward the end of last month, extremist Tanveer Ahmed managed to release a promotional video for violent jihad from behind bars, thrusting the corrosive influence of radicals in Britain's prisons once again to the forefront of public consciousness.
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The Trump administration on Wednesday filed its official legal argument calling for the entirety of the Affordable Care Act to be struck down, once again thrusting the issue back in the spotlight at a time when GOP lawmakers are trying to turn the page.
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Quite a lot of reality TV tiptoes along the porn line at the best of times anyway—once you've seen the thrusting, grunting outline of a waxed guy under a thin blanket, can you really say you'd be shocked if the blanket fell off?
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont was credited with thrusting the issue of free college onto the national stage during his 2016 presidential run, but Ms. Warren has pushed the idea further, calling for the government to cancel debt in addition to expanding college affordability.
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This meant that operators would receive some imperfect information about objects in orbit—for example, a measurement from one direction but not others—crunch the numbers manually, and make a decision about whether the possibility of a collision warrants thrusting out of the way.
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" Dr. Rose focused on what she described as "the folly of the federal government's granting voting rights without providing for national assistance to education, thrusting upon the impoverished South the responsibility for a public school system that it had not possessed in its flourishing days.
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But they rang out as a critique of the U.S. system for pricing and paying for drugs more broadly, a system in which Gottlieb said each faction of the health-care industry is complicit in thrusting prices upward — at the expense of the sickest patients.
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On the busy Camden side street, he's spotted by around 50 supporters who swarm him like bees around honey, anxious and impatient, pushing up close against him, thrusting their iPhones into his face, and clicking away for their personal Instagrams and Twitters and SnapChats.
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"Guaranteeing six months of paid leave will bring us closer to economic justice for workers and ensures newborn children or children who are sick can get the care they need from a parent without thrusting the family into upheaval," Harris said in a statement announcing the plan.
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"Guaranteeing six months of paid leave will bring us closer to economic justice for workers and ensures newborn children or children who are sick can get the care they need from a parent without thrusting the family into upheaval," Harris said in a statement announcing the proposal.
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Martin Lawrence's 1992 sitcom Martin was one of the most acclaimed shows of the '90s — running for five seasons on Fox, thrusting stand-up comedian Lawrence and actors Tisha Campbell-Martin and Tichina Arnold into stardom and landing its popular phrase "Damn, Gina!" in the cultural lexicon.
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Ahmanet is relentlessly pursuing him — "she is using you to regain [her powers]" and is hell-bent on remaking the world in her own twisted, antiquated image — and does a lot of thrusting her arms out and opening her mouth to create tempestuous shitstorms of havoc.
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"Once you've attached some weight, pop the egg inside, clench your muscles and stand still with your legs apart and your back upright and start to swing the pouch by thrusting your pelvis forwards and backwards to create a pendulum effect," Masterson said in the video.
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Read more: Trump incorrectly cited Toledo, Ohio, instead of Dayton as the location of the mass shootingThe two mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton over the weekend killed at least 29 people in a 24-hour span, thrusting the nation into a period of mourning.
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A second woman, Summer Zervos, a Republican and a former contestant on "The Apprentice," said at a news conference in Los Angeles that Mr. Trump had tried to seduce her over dinner at a hotel in 2007, grabbing her breasts and thrusting his pelvis into her body.
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She spoke English with an accent I couldn't place, not Bulgarian but something Eastern European, and she smiled slightly, kindly I thought, when the plane started down the runway, thrusting us all back, and R. moved his hand to cover mine where it lay on my knee.
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Placed in elaborate metaphorical forests, seascapes, gardens, transformative celestial planes and ecstatic alternative universes, the characters can be found in various convoluted configurations, biting, gasping, whacking, smacking, glugging, grabbing, grinding, gripping, grunting, scratching, swallowing, squeaking, sucking, stroking, lathering, panting, prodding, moaning, thrusting, tugging, rubbing and rattling.
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Mr Macron won a diplomatic triumph in the summer when he persuaded Angela Merkel and other leaders to help him manoeuvre Ursula von der Leyen, a German minister who shares his vision of a tougher and more thrusting EU, into the leadership of the union's executive.
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About 50 uniformed police officers marched into Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School early Wednesday as classes resumed for the first time since 17 students and teachers were killed by an expelled classmate with an AR-15, thrusting them into the center of the nation's gun debate.
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Four paintings within the painting depict unabashed sensual revelry: a child fucking a goat while a smiling grown-up watches; a satyr fondling a woman; a masked man thrusting his phallus forward; and a Jesus-like degenerate holding a cup as if proposing a lascivious toast.
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And while Touché continue to push themselves as songwriters and set the benchmarks higher and higher for their peers, their debut LP was the one that started it all, taking the sounds of the bands the members grew up on and thrusting them into the modern age.
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While Mattis had intended to stay on until the end of February in part to allow time for his successor to be named and confirmed, Trump, reportedly angry over the coverage of the' resignation, decided to cut the transition period short, thrusting Shanahan into the role on January 1.
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Each launch is a little different, but a couple minutes after liftoff the rocket will reach outer space, so the camera will shift to a view of the rocket's "second stage," which is basically an engine thrusting the rocket's payload (in this case a Tesla Roadster) deeper into space.
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Zak tries to cover up his desperation and bring his powers of persuasion to bear on Richie, genially reminding him of his obligations to his family and his partners — in return, Richie uses his newfound kung fu moves, thrusting his open palm at Zak and breaking his nose.
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Impossible Foods, fresh from thrusting its burger into the global mainstream via Burger King (blind taste tests in Sweden supposedly proving it tastes just like the real thing), is about to launch in supermarkets — going head to head with Beyond in the source of its main revenue stream.
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In the kind of swift and efficient motion one doesn't expect from a wide-bodied, six-foot-one, 320-pound hoss, he hoisted the bar to his shoulders, the part of the lift known as the "clean"; from there, he "jerked" the weight, thrusting it quickly above his head.
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This crippled Ulysses in most areas of life, where some kind of thrusting or self-positioning is essential, but wartime demonstrated the difference between showing off and getting the job done, between those who look good on the parade ground and those who look good on the battleground.
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Then Eddie has an epiphany that the whole thing is a sham just as the compound leader, Cal (Hugh Dancy), plans to raise Meyerism's public profile — thrusting Sarah, who was born into the group and thus is something like royalty, into the middle of the men's power struggle.
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D-Generation X, led by their other childhood hero, Shawn Michaels, crotch chopped and told opponents to "suck it," so Nick lies in the middle of the ring, thrusting his pelvis at anyone within firing range, and Matt crotch chops the entire length of the ring to clothesline people.
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I have noticed that my wank bank visions have ventured more into the outer realms of outer-space weirdness since I was badly treated in my last relationship, though; the arms/suckers of a thrusting, throbbing intergalactic colossus are a safe place to retreat while I rebuild my ego.
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Shaq makes three dribbles in the post, heaves his back into him, turns around—almost as if Dudley isn't even there—rises up with his legs splayed as far as possible, practically thrusting his crotch into Dudley, and slams down so heavily you can hear the rim aching.
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Craig Broeren, the superintendent of the Wisconsin Rapids Public Schools, said he asked two municipalities to assess the district's bullying policy last fall, but the review took on more urgency in February when notes telling a seventh grader to kill herself surfaced online, thrusting classroom bullying into the open.
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JERUSALEM — With just two days left before the deadline for forming a government, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel was struggling Monday to sign up coalition partners, thrusting the country into a political crisis and raising the possibility that it could be forced to hold a new election.
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They are comfortable with social media and thrusting the issue into the public arena, casting themselves as "not far-off from the wild-eyed radicals who started Christianity in well-heeled Rome," said Joshua Kam, a Hope College graduate, and Brave Commons leader at the Spring Arbor walk.
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The first rays of a new day's sun reveal what is making the noise: large brown birds more than twice the size of a barnyard chicken, strutting and shaking while thrusting bulbous yellow air sacs out of their chests, and fanning a fantastic spread of pointy tail feathers.
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You tend not to look around much on a crowded car, but when you do you will typically see, on faces pointing every which way and often rearing back to avoid backpacks or arms thrusting up toward grab handles, a portraitist's range of had-it-up-to-here.
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This is why we would all do well to temper the self-congratulatory war speeches and thrusting of pom-poms of our politicians and pundits, some of whom hypocritically opposed the use of military force by President Obama following an even worse chemical attack in Syria in 2013.
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Widening fears about a potential health catastrophe are thrusting the Trump White House into a form of crisis management different from anything it has experienced in three years, pitting transparency against politics just as top officials hoped to be pivoting away from impeachment to the 2020 reelection fight.
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The closest thing we have for precedent would honestly be either Richard Nixon resigning, where he signed a document for the secretary of state leaving his post, or a situation we've had in the past where the president has died in office, thrusting the VP into the big job.
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Still, there were some observers on the right who didn't see why the tweet caused controversy in the first place, or who argued that what Kavanaugh has been accused of — thrusting his genitalia at girls during drunken college parties without their consent, on multiple occasions — was absolutely harmless fun.
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But by thrusting the primary into a dramatically new phase, the Iowa caucuses have raised a new set of questions, which hinge less on what the outcome of the delegate race will be than on what, if any, long-term damage the party will suffer as a result of its Trumpification.
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We aren't seeing the kind of bone-through-the-skin, inverted-knee-joint injuries that martial artists used to imagine would come from a side kick to the knee, but to pretend that thrusting connections to the knee joint don't have the proven potential to cause massive damage is just daft.
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Suddenly one dreams of the Jays calling a press conference to announce the signing of Encarnacion and the acquisition of Votto, with Atkins jumping up on the conference table thrusting his pelvis, whooping and giving the finger into the assembled TV cameras as he curses the rest of the American League.
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I tried to use it once and although there was something vaguely hot about getting fucked by a machine that looked like it belonged in a 19th century factory, I was too scared that the thrusting arm would slip out and bash me in the perineum to really enjoy it.
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Contrast that with the thrusting Uber upstart that was, revving its engines against regulators and able to enlist its own user-base as a lobbying army to help get its rubber on the road — messaging and mobilizing users to apply pressure to city authorities Uber slammed as bureaucratic and anti-innovation.
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They catch themselves thrusting to the beat and become self-conscious, like when you suddenly become acutely aware of your own blinking, and it's like, well, you can't go off beat now because that's jarring but also the rhythm is a bit too fast and now you're huffing out of breath.
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The Internet has a way of placing all of us — you, me, the online peddler of counterfeit Viagra, the editor of The Paris Review — in the undignified position of those touts who haunt the sidewalks outside bad restaurants in tourist-trap neighborhoods, thrusting menus in the faces of passers-by.
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The photogenic influencers around me were carefully adjusting their place settings and thrusting their phones high in the air to capture the best bird's-eye image, posing with their drinks for photos across the table, and taking careful panorama videos of the scene — many, surely, to be posted in Instagram Stories.
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If Judge Walton, an appointee of former President George W. Bush, were to disagree that the Trump administration was justified in keeping some of those passages hidden, additional portions of the report could become public — potentially thrusting Mr. Mueller's findings back into the spotlight in the midst of the 2020 campaign.
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The way that politicians talk about the fairy-tale baddies sounds strikingly similar to the debate about immigrants, thrusting the animal to the center of the country's broad culture wars between urban elites and the rural left-behinds, between those who welcome wolves — and immigrants — and those who fear them.
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She moved to Berlin, and her career flourished, but as is common with many female artists, Ms. Kraviz's gender and appearance have been a frequent focus of media attention — at times obscuring her formidable creative output and thrusting her into the center of several public controversies around sexism and sexuality.
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" Lauren Aronson, a spokeswoman for Mr. Cruz, said in a statement that "while Senator Cruz understands the importance of contact tracing, thrusting an unfunded mandate that requires all the carriers to rework their entire I.T. systems, at a time when the carriers are hurting badly, was not appropriate or effective.
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There was Brandon, 18, thrusting out his chest the better to show off his tight, incandescently white dress shirt; Kenny, 21, his plum-tone hair sculpted into a high-rise helmet; and Chanel, 18, leaning suggestively against a mash-up of animal prints in her bedroom, wearing nothing but her skivvies.
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But his international acclaim is increasingly thrusting him into the role of spokesman for Iranians who are caught between the rigid ideology of the state and Western governments that isolate the country with sanctions — and, now, the Trump administration's travel ban for the citizens of seven predominantly Muslim countries, including Iran.
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Mike Pence appears to be Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's choice for vice president, thrusting him into the national spotlight.
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The allegation also tracks closely with a separate sexual misconduct allegation made by another Yale classmate of Kavanaugh's, Deborah Ramirez, who came forward during Kavanaugh's SCOTUS confirmation process last year to accuse him of thrusting his exposed penis at her, prompting her to inadvertently touch it, during a drunken college party.
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After opening it and scrutinizing the card inside for an age, he leaned into the microphone and declaimed "and the Academy Award for Best Picture..." before thrusting the card like a coward towards his Bonnie and Clyde costar, Faye Dunaway -- even though an ounce of initiative would have told him what had happened.
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It introduces the cast of emoji: Smiling Face with Smiling Eyes ("Smize" for short), Man in Business Suit Levitating (he's on Heelies!), Smiling Face with Sunglasses ("Sunny," a narcissist obsessed with hip-thrusting), Pile of Poo (who has a light Southern accent), Princess, Lady Construction Worker, Lady Police Officer, and Information Desk.
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" RYAN CUTS A DEAL ON DREAMERS TO AVOID REVOLT NYT: "After frenzied late-night negotiations, Speaker Paul D. Ryan defused a moderate Republican rebellion on Tuesday with a promise to hold high-stakes votes on immigration next week, thrusting the divisive issue onto center stage during a difficult election season for Republicans.
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FRANKFURT, Nov 20 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Monday: Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Monday her efforts to form a three-way coalition government had failed, thrusting Germany into a political crisis and pushing Europe's largest economy closer to a possible new election.
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Tambadou introduced a resolution to create an OIC committee to examine alleged abuses against the Rohingya, and this year convinced the 57-member organization to back a formal case against Myanmar - thrusting his tiny West African homeland into the center of one of the most high profile international legal cases in a generation.
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Within the next several months, he expected to break ground — "right there," he said, thrusting his index finger toward a two-acre clearing — on a massive $50 million anaerobic digester, a high-tech plant that would transform into clean energy a rich reserve that until recently has gone largely untapped: food waste.
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Within seconds, there's so much money onstage that Ramona starts to roll in it Scrooge McDuck-style, only with a lot more thrusting; and while the men remain faceless the whole time, even when Ramona is motorboating them, the camera keeps cutting to a closeup of Destiny's face, gazing at Ramona with awe.
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The moves vary from crunches (while riding, you drop your elbows and support yourself through your abs) to tap-backs (the act of thrusting your hips backward while riding out of the seat), and are designed to work all the muscles in your body so that you're exercising more than just your legs.
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Then, because of the sensitivity of anal tissue (and the risk of causing extra damage to the rectum by thrusting too hard and fast if excessive amounts of an appropriate lube mask sexual intensity), the risk of those slips leading to disease transmission is likely still elevated relative to similar slips in vaginal sex.
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In more physical terms, that sum will buy players one goal post dunk, nearly five crotch grabs (two if it's the same player each time), five Captain Morgan poses or six hip-thrusting re-enactments of a Key and Peele sketch — if punishments handed down by the league in the past are any indication.
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It's not such a big deal in the summer, when shopping for flip-flops results in every single website you look at thrusting fresh flip-flop ads in your face During the holidays, though, you're busy trying to keep presents secrets and equally busy not leaving the couch while doing all your holiday shopping online.
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His blood-alcohol level was twice the legal limit, and he told the police that though he was drunk, he could "remember everything," according to the police report, and that he'd "consciously decided to engage in the sexual activity with the victim," digitally penetrating her and then thrusting against her with his pants on.
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The elegant Lena Horne-style entertainer was treated as if she were a jungle savage; the Japanese-American woman was subjected to what was essentially a ballet rape (complete with a pillowcase to cover her head); the gay soldier became a burlesque drag queen, thrusting his prop bosom into the face of his closeted lover.
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WASHINGTON — Top House Democrats on Monday called on the Republican chairman of the House Intelligence Committee to recuse himself from the panel's investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election, thrusting the entire inquiry into jeopardy amid what they described as mounting evidence he was too close to President Trump to be impartial.
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For all the reasons Greg Sargent lays out here, the Court will be making itself a factor in the campaign, either by invalidating the deferred action program (leaving millions of immigrants who would've been eligible for it in the shadows) or legitimating it (thrusting questions of deportation policy and Supreme Court nominations into the center of the debate).
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You can use them if you and your partner are wildly different heights and you need a way to make your hips line up with theirs, or if you have a bigger body, or if you think the mattress is too soft for good thrusting, or any other scenario in which you need a little help.
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BERLIN/FRANKFURT, March 20.4 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Wednesday: British lawmakers crushed Prime Minister Theresa May's European Union divorce deal on Tuesday, thrusting Britain deeper into crisis and forcing parliament to decide within days whether to back a no-deal Brexit or seek a last-minute delay.
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" (After Turner's conviction, the state of California expanded the definition of "rape" to include every form of sexual assault, other than non-consensual penetration.) But the justices didn't buy the Multhaup's argument, specifically because of the testimony of the two graduate students who witnessed Turner "thrusting his hips atop an unconscious woman lying on the ground.
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" (Sure enough, newer builds of the game have ditched the auto-throw of the dagger for a thrusting attack, and a well-aimed arrow now results in an instant kill.) "A lot of people said that the other stages in the first game had too many lethal traps - in one, standing still would just kill you outright.
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In "Face Off," painted this year, an unbridgeable chasm of concrete and cerulean separates a young boy with a tentative posture and uncertain expression (the shadows of his legs look like arms trying to pull him under a poolside chaise) from a patriarchal figure with hoary head, reflective shades, thrusting chin, and great protrusion of belly.
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A week of health care moves After the administration kicked off the week with its surprise shift to supporting the invalidation of the Affordable Care Act in the Texas case, Trump has been beating the drum constantly, thrusting the thorny issue into the center of the political arena even as federal judges in other cases ruled against him.
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Top technology companies, Apple, Google, Facebook and Spotify, erased most of the posts and videos on their services from _________, the internet's notorious conspiracy theorist, severely restricting the reach of Infowars, his right-wing site that has been a leading peddler of false information online, and thrusting themselves into a fraught debate over their role in regulating what can be said online. 23.
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"In order to be a $200bn company we've got to learn how to sell clothes and food," Jeff Bezos said as long ago as a decade — displaying the long term thinking that has enabled the ecommerce giant to slow-grow its business over more than 20 years from an upstart online bookseller into today's sprawling digital marketplace whose upwardly thrusting arrow declaims its mission to deliver everything.
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Football and literary references sit side-by-side in their lyrics, which are both sincerely poetic and self-deprecating; the "twee" label they were slapped with (for, presumably, featuring female vocals, a glockenspiel, and none of the tragic, thrusting machismo that indie lad-rock brought to the table) helped map them initially but undercut the experimental and often somber pop of everything that followed their first album.
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Nightcap: The latest news and political buzz from CNN Politics | Sign up More than nine years later, Kaine has been chosen as Hillary Clinton's vice presidential nominee, and with a series of recent shootings once again thrusting the issue of guns to the forefront of national politics, Kaine's response to Virginia Tech and his work to promote gun control and safety measures loom larger than ever.
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He knew what was expected of him and even looked forward to it, but in no way was he prepared for the flying tigress who leaped on him, tore open the falls of his trousers, and seized his penis, in no way was he prepared for her biting and scratching, thrusting and wriggling, tearing at his and her own clothes, nor for the wrestling and panting.
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