Apple just took the lid off its new MacBook Pro at an event at its Cupertino, Calif.
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When he took the lid off the cup, he saw the baggies, and he also started to freak out.
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Mr. Trump took the lid off the Pandora's box of anti-democratic forces that had been seething for decades.
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As he spoke, he took the lid off his jar, and it gave a slight pop, signifying a perfect fit.
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The California company just took the lid off the Hero5 Black ($399), the Hero5 Session ($299), and its Karma drone ($799).
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As they took the lid off and reached inside, one was tempted to steal a line from another Cole Porter hit.
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Once Gaag took the lid off, smoke came pouring out revealing a langoustine head, corn, and crostini that definitely had a Cape Malay vibe.
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When we took the lid off, it was clear that there was too much whipped cream — in our experience, it didn't look anything like the promotional images.
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When she took the lid off the coffee cup, Douglas claimed she sniffed a "pungent smell of chemical," which prompted her to return to the McDonald's to explain her situation to a supervisor.
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After squandering good birdie opportunities at his first four holes, Rose sank a 10-footer at the next which, in his own words, "took the lid off the hole" at Colonial Country Club.
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I thought my taste buds were off since I&aposve had a bunch of dental work done this week but when I took the lid off I saw a big clump of blue goo.
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It took the lid off Africa, leading to some 600,000 asylum seekers and illegal migrants flocking to Italy's shores in recent years, with 300,203 staying there and the rest filtering into other E.U. countries.
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"I thought my taste buds were off since I've had a bunch of dental work done this week but when I took the lid off I saw a big clump of blue goo," he wrote.
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But when Apple introduced its AirPods wireless earphones in September, it also took the lid off of the W13 chip, a little technology for improving Bluetooth audio that lays the groundwork for Apple's next big thing.
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I also added a carbon tax ($80 per cubic ton of CO2), a 20 percent value-added tax, and an inheritance tax (20 percent on inheritances above $5 million) a took the lid off the Federal Insurance Contributions Act payroll tax, started the payroll tax at $85033,000 and eliminated both the personal income and corporate income taxes.
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The Cambridge Analytica scandal in the spring of 2018 — which took the lid off the exploitation of personal data in order to sway the elections in many countries — shows that the right to privacy goes far beyond individual control of information and extends to a threat to the very possibility of conducting a sound democratic process, and thus — of protecting all human rights.
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Portraits The first well known portrait made by Shannon Ebner is called: Portrait of My Ex-Girlfriend (1998). The picture was taken while she was a graduate student on Yale's MFA program. Ebner placed the picture in a jar of water and left it there while she embarked on a road trip to Nova Scotia where she hoped to meet Robert Frank. When she returned, she took the lid off the jar exposing the blurred picture resulting to be Portrait of My Ex-Girlfriend.
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Greek inscription reads ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ ΔΗΜΗΤΡΙΟΥ ([coin] of King Demetrius) Demetrius I Poliorcetes portrayed on a tetradrachm coin In 302 BC, he returned a second time to Greece as liberator, and reinstated the Corinthian League, but his licentiousness and extravagance made the Athenians long for the government of Cassander. Among his outrages was his courtship of a young boy named Democles the Handsome. The youth kept on refusing his attention but one day found himself cornered at the baths. Having no way out and being unable to physically resist his suitor, he took the lid off the hot water cauldron and jumped in.
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He's not some hard ass or anything like that, yelling at you, but he keeps it together and makes it work... (Shenale) knows what I want to create — he comes up with ideas that help make the sound right. :There was this one song — it was on Backstreets of Desire I think — where he took a Baby Grand piano, a really good one right, and took the lid off and played on the wires with drum sticks because he knew that was the way to get the sound we needed for the song. He doesn't say, "This is what it has to sound like" or make it into his sound.
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Defago - an alumni herself - and Corley Smith took the lid off girls' finishing schools in Switzerland in a comic novel that takes on increasing overtones of pathos as it moves along. A review of the book summarised, "The common “dumping” of wealthy teenage girls from throughout the world into the deep freeze of a Swiss finishing school such as the fictional Pensionnat de Jeunes Filles Villa Joyeuse by what the author regards as “thoughtless, selfish parents” has prompted her to write the book. It's entertaining, if somewhat sensational, and the story is balanced and told with the sometimes amusing idiom of youth." Defago was said to have run a hotel in the Swiss Alps and was an alumnus of such schools.
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