Or are they tucking away the new ones, for later.
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Tucking away his copy of Bill O'Reilly's Killing Jesus by
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So he's making the bed, and you're tucking it in?
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We have some other pieces related to the tucking article.
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Cool. Tucking your shirt into a pair of high-waisted jeans?
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Brad ignores it, tucking the small paper bag under his arm.
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Outside the cell, I hurry off, still tucking in my shirt.
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Don't even try tucking a few loose ones in your pocket.
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And finally, by tucking a few tricks up its own sleeves.
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Summer is the perfect season for tucking into a freshly baked clafoutis.
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We had a little cheer in honour of #StephenHawking before tucking in.
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We end the night watching Russian Doll and tucking in at 211.
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Tucking it into my purse, I walked right out of the store.
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I do a Lumosity brain training before tucking in for the night.
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Adam dashes back inside to retrieve her, safely tucking her back in.
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You'll want them cooked to medium before tucking them into little buns.
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Think about pulling your abdominals into your backbone, and tucking your pelvis under.
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Kasich then cried "Mamma Mia!" upon tucking into a bowl of pasta fagioli.
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Namely like tucking into our favorite Yemen Melllawach from Ya' Man at 2AM .
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"In forty years, maybe," Shang said, tucking his gloves into his breast pocket.
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Coil the dough into a circle, tucking the ends *tightly* into the bottom.
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I am also tired of tucking the damn thing in all the time.
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He combined three different savings strategies from financial experts, diligently tucking money away.
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"She was never above tucking her patients in at night," Dr. Baker said.
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Be aware that you're not arching into your lower back or tucking your tailbone.
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Francis is also an early sleeper and riser, tucking into bed at 9 p.m.
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Tucking the specimen into the inside pocket of his jacket, he told a New
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When you're curling the ends, alternate between tucking them under and flipping them out.
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TUCKING IN THE GIRLS After dinner is really nice, reading books with the girls.
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He even sleeps on "Brigsby" sheets, as if tucking into his own fanboy nest.
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She still has trouble tucking her daughter in for afternoon naps on the weekends.
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When I first arrived, a helper was tucking Mona into the machine for the night.
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All around us, other families were tucking into their Sunday pancakes, chatting and clinking forks.
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Dalton wrestled competitively, binding his tubes to his body and tucking them under his singlet.
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He had polished and organized his tools, tucking them away in towels and plastic bags.
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"That's how I look at art," Leschper continues, tucking her dark hair behind her ears.
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"I'm a Mac" he says, tucking his hands in his blue jeans while wearing sneakers.
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But tucking away the long power cord, so it's not dangling down, can require patience.
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But at least one top Republican opposes tucking a Mattis waiver into the spending package.
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Tucking your sweater or blouse all the way around might make your look appear chunky.
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Tucking in your top can be a shortcut to looking polished, but there's a catch.
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This tucking style can give a frilly, buttoned-up blouse a bit of purposely-disheveled edge.
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I'd pragmatically left the tag on, tucking it inside where it had scraped my right buttock.
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We're going full-on '70s with this pair by tucking in a printed pussy bow blouse.
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It might last another week, suggested one driver casually, tucking into a steaming plate of meatballs.
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The t-shirt is machine washable, and comes with a rounded hem perfect for French tucking.
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Tucking in different parts to make sure it accommodates your breasts and your butt — that's tricky!
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The monthslong citrus harvest continues, and farmers are tucking young almond tree plantings into the ground.
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Finally, they find her, tucking into a giant feast for one and drinking lots of water.
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Haula extended his career-best point streak to nine games, tucking a backhander between Darling's knees.
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"You've caught me in a pliant conversational state," she said, tucking her long legs under her.
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You can beat a bully -- not by tucking tail and running, but by holding your ground.
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I also attended support meetings every night, often missing out on tucking my son into bed.
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A server with Pre-Raphaelite red curls wandered dreamily through the room, tucking stems into vases.
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In practice, tucking into Fossil's smartphone app is enough of a hassle that you won't bother.
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That's modest, but enough for playing a feature-length movie before tucking a child into bed.
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Still, it might be some time before you're tucking tomorrow's sandwich into a layer of crab wrap.
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Think of this as the mullet of tucking strategies — business in the front, party in the back.
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"I think everybody's pretty optimistic," he said, tucking in to some grilled pork at a picnic table.
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"Poor thing," Shannon said, before tucking Judge into bed with water, cookies, and pills by her bedside.
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Cats amazed by toys; parrots tucking themselves in; a tiny dog in a watermelon—they're equally potent.
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So, I hiked the dress up, tucking the fabric under itself where the skirt meets the bodice.
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I wake up to N. moving my Kindle, charging my phone, and tucking me in for bed.
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Wrap each piece with a slice of bacon, tucking in ends, so it covers the chicken completely.
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Step 4: Secure the ends by tucking and knotting — then spray with hairspray to set your work.
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And he did assure his Earth-bound supporters that he was tucking into some nice Christmas pudding.
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"It was like tucking in my shirt was me coming out as queer, to myself," she writes.
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Kolarov didn't disappoint, curling the ball up and over the wall, and tucking it inside the post.
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As a trans woman, tucking can be a bit of a sensitive topic for some of us.
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IT IS LUNCHTIME in London, and customers at the Hub Coffee House are tucking in to jacket potatoes.
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To convince you that tucking is the way to go, I've put five different strategies to the test.
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Donald Trump spent Monday night tucking into steamed halibut and watercress mousse alongside the Queen at Buckingham Palace.
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After tucking your child into bed with some light fiction, encourage them to believe that numbers are magic.
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Instead, bypass anemic checking account interest rates by tucking the money away in a high-yield savings account.
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Ignore the boors and aid the anxious by tucking sunscreen and a baseball hat in the glove box.
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Tip Tilt your head back, tucking in your chin until your mouth and esophagus align with your spine.
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Roll the triangles up from the widest end to the point, tucking the point under your roll-up.
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There's no dessert section on the menu, but tucking into the cakelike moi moi feels like a treat.
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Here she uses similarly delicate phyllo, tucking it around a velvety mix of shredded chicken and scrambled eggs.
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Tightening the straps on Gucci purses, tucking in sneaker laces and securing wallets (and wigs), riders push off.
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So they've since learned to keep a low profile by tucking themselves into discreet restaurant corners and whatnot.
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After tucking her hair into her hood, she stretches: shoulder rolls, rotational lunges, side lunges with a twist.
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"Tucking in different parts to make sure it accommodates your breasts and your butt â€" that's tricky!
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He suggested that passengers check the Customs and Border Protection website before tucking foreign delicacies into their suitcases.
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That night, after tucking their kids into bed, they sat down and wrote the music and the lyrics.
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On some level it's enviable when you're in business you say that's amazing, we're tucking in behind that.
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I kept a homemade metal shank with me always, even tucking it under my pillow while I slept.
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Continue rolling and tucking until the dough feels stronger and begins to resist any further rolling, about 16 times.
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Many moms dream about tucking away their favorite handbags, jewelry, and clothing to give their kids or grandkids someday.
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The Tights Tuck: In ProgressThe great thing about tucking into tights is that everything stays smooth and in place.
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While your grandparents are tucking into bed by 8 PM, 82-year-old Sumiko Iwamuro's night is just beginning.
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Gordon leapt over the Magic mascot while tucking his knees and threading the ball under his hamstrings before dunking.
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"Oh come on @lisavanderpump joking about @erikajayne 'tucking' Ugly Trans jokes marginalizing our community are not acceptable," she wrote.
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Styling tip: tucking a ruffle blouse into a pant or skirt will help balance out an overly voluminous top.
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Cases in point: It's ideal with crop tops, perfect for tucking in T-shirts, and well-suited for bodysuits.
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The safest and most fun environment to be in while tucking into wave after wave of wobbles and drops.
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The ape is so anatomically well-rendered that you can't help but wonder where he's tucking his Kong penis.
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Mimic the look of a turtleneck by wrapping a scarf or bandana around your neck and tucking it in.
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It's hearty cooking—what you might imagine tucking into on a cold winter's night in a quaint Cornish village.
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It wasn't just Democrats who had raised objections this week about tucking the Mattis waiver inside the CR. Rep.
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Bishop is then seen tucking the weapon into his waistband, raising his hands and backing away from the crowd.
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Always appreciated, though I ended up just tucking them out of the way between my seat and the bulkhead.
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Here, Pelosi shrugs off a line of attack on her leadership while tucking in a jab -- just for fun!
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Justin Peck, the resident choreographer for New York City Ballet, has lately been tucking tap into his ballet choreography.
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The morning ritual of pulling the corners of his bedsheets at a 45-degree angle and tucking them tightly.
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I kept going back to work out again; kept crunching, tucking, sweating, squatting, but my reflection just got uglier.
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Nothing major — it isn't that sophisticated — but rather small things like removing a layer or tucking in a shirt.
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On weekdays, she takes Charlie to daycare, and she's so tired at night that tucking her in is easy.
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But you better also bring your knowledge of wigs, makeup fashion and tucking technique or you sashay away, my friend!
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For tucking away a litter box, Way Basics designs a discrete, modern enclosure to keep kitty necessities out of sight.
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Here's the clincher: the couple would be tucking into their meal with personalised diamond studded chopsticks worth $17,000 per pair.
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She forced herself up and off the bench, and entered the hospital's peach colored lobby, tucking her e-cig away.
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Pull your knees as close to your chest as possible, rounding your back and tucking your chin to your chest.
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He had been tucking away a little money from his apple orchards each year to help pay for medical school.
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Manafort and his team were busy "nipping and tucking" with a goal of ridding the party of its gangster image.
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In Central Park last year, a "pizza raccoon" was seen tucking into a slice in the branches of a tree.
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Americans are tucking their kids into bed at night convinced their children will be sleeping less soundly in the future.
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"I'm afraid to spoil it," customer Ann Brooker, 78, said, hesitant to drink her coffee at first before tucking in.
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I love tucking it into jeans for a casual look I can pull off at work or on the weekends.
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Jones skated around Nikolaj Ehlers and Pionk before tucking the puck past Brossoit for his fifth goal of the season.
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A photo of the event shows Mr. Trump, next to Mr. Parnas, tucking an envelope into his own breast pocket.
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I've been hoarding words as though they were rare doubloons, tucking them away in the velvet pouches of my cerebrum.
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"They want grime culture to be protected," he said blithely, while tucking into a meal prepared by a private chef.
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The fill went relatively quickly, although the nipping and tucking portion of the process dragged on for quite a while.
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Form remaining white rice into small ovals and stuff into inari pockets, tucking the open ends closed around the rice. 4.
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One featured a 20-something guy tucking into a piece of pie, a take-out box on the table beside him.
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Noesen made it 4-2 at 12:31 of the second, corralling the puck and tucking it inside the left post.
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And Odyssey encourages this mentality by tucking away items — like local currencies specific to each world — in tough-to-reach spots.
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And Kardashian kept the casual vibes going by tucking in a white tank top (shop similar here) and skipping a bra.
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A second, piled with electrical kit, would follow, with workers tucking the equipment into place in the trench as it travelled.
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It has meant more home-cooked meals, thousands of dollars saved on childcare, and priceless memories tucking my daughters in bed.
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You're at Noma, one of the world's most influential fine-dining restaurants, tucking into a slice of deceptively shawarma-like celeriac.
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During a sweeping camera view of the surely fascinated crowd, Riri can clearly be seen drinking and tucking away her flask.
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By tucking your phone in, outside of your bedroom, you are able to fully recharge while your phone is also recharging.
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I'm always tucking my hair behind my ears, which led to most of my earrings getting tangled up in a hairball.
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Instead of tucking them away as most of us do, Phil faced his fears — really, all of our fears — head-on.
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If France's top-tucking rhetoric has diffused into the upper echelons of English soccer, is there really anywhere it hasn't reached?
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Wing-thrower, ankle-greaser, and worst of all, food waster, tucking into his oversized ribs without a care in the world.
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That means there's a market for a functional pair of underwear that should assist with the process of tucking the genitals.
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I wished I could transmit it to the millions of pretty women Botoxing and nip-tucking their way through middle age.
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He dressed in the porter's uniform that had been obtained for him, tucking the Makarov into the back of his waistband.
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While Horschel was tucking into chips and salsa and a chicken enchilada, someone had used his credit card for two transactions.
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I bet somewhere in Brooklyn, a boy named Oliver is tucking into Crispy Asparagus Bundles and wolfing down Savory Lunchbox Muffins.
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Voices The mirror became a cruel optical illusion: I kept crunching, tucking, sweating and squatting, but my reflection just got uglier.
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The center skated into the crease before tucking the puck in on the backhand past Anaheim goaltender John Gibson (36 saves).
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The agent is then seen tucking the weapon back into his waistband, raising his hands and walking away from the crowd.
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In a whir of motion and fatigue green, they stoop over Dafna, soothing and sedating her, then tucking her in bed.
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But then, as we were tucking him in, we got a phone call that there was a flood in the building.
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I can only imagine being the next country below, tucking into my grub, as my French mate starts into his pork roast.
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Supporters managed to revive it five months later, tucking a provision into a spending bill extending the bank's authorization into September 2019.
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A24 February typically isn't the month we associate with tucking into a movie theater and having the wits scared out of us.
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UEFA suspended Koeman for his comments, but he returned in time for the final, tucking away his penalty in the shoot-out.
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Tucking is one of those styling tricks so many people overlook, even though it can totally transform a wide variety of outfits.
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Before tucking into chocolate milkshakes, Today show anchors chimed in on a great dessert debate on Monday morning: Is cheesecake really cake?
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In Peach's, a bustling corner restaurant, a customer who is tucking into breaded catfish and collard greens talks of a local revival.
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Next, we used our triceps to pull our bodies up on the silks and practiced tucking our bodies to do a flip.
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And we'd like to explore what those commercial relationships evolve into, and then decide whether it's worth tucking it in or not.
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The final step saw her tucking the harvested connective tissue into the pocket she'd created before securing it in place with stitches.
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And while I've often had issues tucking dress shirts into a fitted pair of bottoms, the Aero gives me no such problems.
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Here are my issues with the French tuckIt looks like you thought about tucking your shirt in but couldn't decide either way.
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Tucking your company into an ecosystem may seem like a safer play than going alone, but it can also create a dependency.
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Some didn't dwell on being the only girl to compete; others started by tucking their ponytails under hats or adopting masculine names.
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We would feel like his mother on the road: worrying about him, tucking him into bed, carrying him to his hotel room.
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Three or four nights a week, after tucking himself in bed, Petrulis slides a prototype 17-pound weighted blanket over his sheets.
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So, we find Al, Earn and Darius in a sports bar, tucking into celebratory nachos and raising a toast to white tears.
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Before Lucien Freud began painting, he would tear a square from a white sheet, tucking it into his waistband like an apron.
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Mr. Carvel has him break every bit of table etiquette imaginable, tucking his napkin into his collar and talking as he chews.
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He recently slept through the night for the first time, though he still insists on tucking the family pictures under his pillow.
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The Nationals changed signs furiously in Houston, with each pitcher tucking a card inside his cap that listed five sets of signals.
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"Do you think it's O.K. to take it?" she asked, before tucking it under her arm and exiting into the chilly night.
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I left my phone number and got on the next train, tucking my bare foot under the seat and casually gazing upward.
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But now, Paris has opened its first-ever naked restaurant where diners can bare all while tucking into dinner, Le Parisien reports.
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And if anything does matter, it's riling up your base to go to war, not trimming and tucking to persuade precious swing voters.
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Plus, few actresses could really get away with tucking a beloved Disney prop like the spiral shell holding Ariel's voice into their cleavage.
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Rifat Asghar was tucking into the Asda takeaway lunch when one of her colleagues noticed a "furry lump" among the sweetcorn and onion.
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One twist in the front and some tucking and pinning can create a sexy top that you create in a matter of minutes.
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The lotions-and-potions portion of life is clearly coming to a close, and the time of nipping and tucking is upon me.
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Dunst showed off her earring by tucking one side of her glam, old-fashion waves behind her ear, leaving the opposite side loose.
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What, I wondered, does the Guardian's restaurant critic Jay Rayner think about when he's tucking into his sixth dinner out of the week?
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Hamhuis drew an assist as Eaves put Dallas ahead 5:43 into the game after tucking in a loose puck during a scramble.
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Thirty-four former winners of the tournament will start with cottage pie before tucking into roast beef with Yorkshire pudding and apple crumble.
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Tucking her coiffed blond hair behind her ears, she offered us iced tea with orange slices and led us to the back yard.
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The French tuck is the act of tucking the front of your shirt into your pants while leaving the rest of it out.
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Alex Robert Ross and Nik Kosieradzki are looking forward to tucking into some freshly tossed Trumpian word salad at the Republican National Convention.
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And so, for a while yet, the Goyals will be in the East Village, endlessly folding things and tucking them back into shelves.
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Toews registered his 14th goal at 3:19 of the second, tucking the puck through the five-hole on a wrap-around play.
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Indeed, it is a common sight to see passengers tucking in to a gorgeous eki-ben "train bento" box on longer haul trips.
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There are several it-seemed-like-a-good-idea-at-the-time moments, like tucking a Corona into the bell of a saxophone.
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Notre Dame had no timeouts remaining as he surveyed his passing options before tucking the ball and scrambling right for the end zone.
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The Devils left winger shuffled the puck as he neared Jones before tucking a shot past the goalie's right skate at 16:15.
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A suggestion might involve tucking in a shirt, adding a necklace, or cuffing a sleeve rather than changing into an entirely different outfit.
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Nash struck at 18:153, tucking the puck under Talbot to give the Rangers the lead with his sixth goal of the season.
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In between opening presents and tucking into your Christmas dinner, the Queen will deliver her annual Christmas Day speech at 3 p.m. GMT.
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Stastny followed with his 10th goal, breaking in from the right and deking Raanta, and then tucking a shot inside the left post.
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The latest Android O streamlines the settings menu by presenting only the most-used options and tucking the rest away into expandable "advanced" menus.
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I loved it, but started tucking into the free snacks in front of me to try and stem the potency on an empty stomach.
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This distinct reverse-folding design is completely drip-proof, keeping those bone-chilling raindrops at bay by tucking its wet side on the inside.
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As two young women walk out, tucking into their steaming kapsalons, an elderly gentleman asks how to prepare the steak he has just bought.
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Top each wedge with some of the apple and pear slices and a few leaves of frisée, tucking them into the layers of cabbage.
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After three minutes, the song starts to stutter, mirroring the titular transformation; Polachek babbles and skips before tucking into a piercing, wordless high note.
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Based on the social media rejoicing going on around her, it would seem that Olympios may actually be tucking herself away from the limelight.
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With a trusted investing app, an individual can round up their purchases to the dollar, tucking away the extra change into an investing account.
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But opponents say Congress needs to spend more time studying the politically tricky issue instead of tucking it into a massive "must pass" bill.
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She hid weapons for the French Resistance and smuggled documents across the border, tucking them beneath gowns like the ones on the first floor.
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Cheekbone surgery, on the other hand, means shaving the cheekbone down or cracking it and tucking one end of the bone under the other.
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"This is going to mix great with a nice merlot," he said before tucking it under his arm and walking farther down the street.
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"This is a departure but it makes sense to me," said Ms. Stewart, tucking into a plate of Scottish salmon at the chef's table.
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Try Making the Bed First In a time of chaos, tucking your sheets in tightly each morning can give you a sense of control.
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I mean, it's absurd," she said, tucking into an outdoor lunch at a New York City French brasserie, "it is kind of character building.
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And so, before you know it, Jeremy Stoppelman, Yelp's vegan CEO, is tucking into a roll made from beets, kale, and, uh, seaweed pearls.
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Oleksiak deftly shuffled from his forehead to backhand before tucking the puck past Rinne for his first goal of the season at 12:18.
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Her mother draped a thin scarf over her daughter's head, expertly folding, tucking and pinning until it covered her hair without a strand showing.
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I have been wearing a lot more high-waisted bottoms recently, and I'm getting sick of tucking in/tying knots in my regular T-shirts.
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"I saw him in the kitchen tucking his tail in between his legs scrounging for investors to cover his [ass] after that tweet," she said.
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"I saw him in the kitchen tucking his tail in between his legs scrounging for investors to cover his ass after that tweet," she said.
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"First day of school, bar mitzvah, just tucking him in, being on the beach with him," the television host told PEOPLE shortly after Benjamin's birth.
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Once the mozzarella curds form a small cohesive mass, start to gently stretch with your hands, forming a ball and tucking the ends underneath repeatedly.
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In the image, which Totah posted on Friday, she stands on a bridge while casually tucking her hands into the pockets of her black pants.
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Locals in Hanoi gawped at Mr Obama tucking into bun cha, a cheap meal of grilled pork and rice noodles bought from a street stall.
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For the home, an "under-counter" version like this from GE will offer the same quality at about half the size, tucking under your countertop.
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"She added: "I saw him in the kitchen tucking his tail in between his legs scrounging for investors to cover his ass after that tweet.
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The real frisson comes when you move the Murphy bed in the other direction, tucking away the retractable legs, shoving it up into its frame.
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It also predicted some of the embarrassment many men feel from tucking a sex toy away in their own homes: The earliest version of Fleshlight.
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I could only stomach one of the two cubes offered, and spent several minutes thumbing the uneaten cube before tucking it away in my pocket.
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"The bed touches three walls," said Ms. Ratliff, who crawls on top of it to change the sheets, tucking them in as best she can.
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Modern Love "Do you really believe God cares about kosher pizza?" my 10-year-old son asked me as I was tucking him into bed.
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Make sure your guests are tucking away potential pet hazards, especially if coats and purses are put into a room where the pet usually stays.
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Back at the cottage, Angela was still asleep in the chair, and Bridget arranged a blanket over her lap, tucking it in at the sides.
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We zipped back toward the center city and, tucking our helmets beneath the seat of the bike, hoisted it onto its kickstand on via Filodrammatici.
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So for the past 10 years, a rotating cast of volunteers have showed up nightly like clockwork, lifting her into bed and tucking her in.
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The defenseman weaved his way between a pair of Senators before tucking the puck past a diving Hogberg for his 11th goal of the season.
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True to form, Daryl takes the lead, tucking and rolling out of the truck just in time — though their victory may be Pyrrhic after all.
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Charlie had colic and cried five hours a day; all of Ugleholdt's waking hours were devoted to nursing her, comforting her, or tucking her in.
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Even better: He acted cool as could be after making the grab, tucking the ball under his arm neatly before flipping it back to the referee.
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Roll each strip up into a knot (either by actually rolling the dough and tucking the "tail" in, or by tying into a knot - dealer's choice).
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Limperis imagines how Ocasio-Cortez might respond to Tan France, the stylist from Queer Eye, and his infamous French tuck (France's preferred method of tucking shirts).
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Photos sent from Rodriguez's cell phone show the boy grinning astride his black mountain bike in one shot, tucking into a hamburger at McDonald's in another.
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And Haula split a pair of Colorado defenders for a breakaway late in the period, tucking a shot between Varlamov's knees for a 3-1 lead.
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Over the years, we've watched women's bodies fall prey to the nipping and tucking of photo-editing software, fueling the unrealistic expectations society pits against them.
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Cubacub works hard to make their items affordable — tucking panties run from $26 to $75, and wrist and prosthetic leg protectors cost between $23.00 and $215.
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We sat in the afternoon light, our noses sunburnt and our blisters throbbing, tucking into a small polystyrene tray of crab claws, prawns, and seafood sticks.
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That's part of survival: Judging a situation, deciding whether it's safe, learning from it, tucking away the knowledge so you can more effectively judge future situations.
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Drouin gave Montreal the lead at 14:30 of the first period, tucking a backhand through the five-hole for his 10th goal of the season.
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The reduction of her Adam's apple was such a relief—she had immediately stopped tucking her chin down and had gone back to turning her head.
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Rachel climbed in next to me, tucking my socked feet under her arm, pulling a blanket over her chest, and the two of us stared out.
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Before tucking into some turkey and informed political debate with your relatives, millions of travelers like you will face the joys of modern commercial air travel.
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If tucking the protestors away and then getting them to abandon hope about even being seen was a trick to quell unrest, it worked pretty well.
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They shoulder hors d'oeuvres trays, take part in covert TV-watching-at-mealtime operations and offer discreet slots in their towers for tucking away loose magazines.
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Here's some of our favorite articles about the holiday, both serious and fun, that you can dig into when you aren't tucking into turkey or pie.
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" Tucking a stray wisp of russet hair behind one ear, she added: "I will say that I have always had the compulsion to put down roots.
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"It doesn't concern me," said Zach Lozier, who was tucking into a barbecue dinner with his family Thursday at the Morgan County Fair in Brush, Colo.
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The photographer Adam Katz Sinding first noticed men tucking in their T-shirts while shooting street style during fashion week in Moscow a few seasons back.
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Cyclists also suggest tucking your right pant leg into your sock and your shoelaces into your shoe, so they don't get caught in your bike chain.
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The foodiverse is stuffed with myths, assumptions, and bias, especially around dishes that are drastically different to what we&aposre used to tucking into every day.
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"I remember my childhood more and more," Hurtado tells me, tucking a tortoiseshell comb into her hair, which she had cut short herself the day before.
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The naturalistic and abstract elements are linked via patterns of highlights that nail the solidity of the objects while tucking them into an invented, otherworldly space.
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People joked about tucking them into their carrying case at night wrapped in $100 bills, and tweeted mockery of the well-dressed bros who adopted them first.
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"Just don't ask me if Erika's tucking it under or something like that, because there are some things I can't lie about," Vanderpump said with a laugh.
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The top has a hip-grazing hemline for ideal coverage and convenient tucking, while the high-waisted leggings have stirrup options, so they stay securely in place.
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Eminem begins by tucking his 2-year-old daughter into bed before unleashing a torrent of violence against the woman he fears will take the girl away.
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Bring your hands together in a prayer position and bring them to your left cheek, as if tucking your hands under your cheek to go to sleep.
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IN WEICHENG, A village in Hebei province, a group of friends are tucking into duck, broccoli and dumplings, flavoured with raw garlic and lubricated with baijiu liquor.
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Each month, I would prepare a dinner for my family, which I would "advertise" a few weeks in advance by tucking a menu under my mother's pillow.
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Orchestra MOSCOW Russian National Orchestra This young but celebrated orchestra kicks off its fall season with a music festival before tucking into its normal scheduling in October.
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Or, after tucking the vest inside my pants, was there a hint of Young Thug mixed with Cary Grant in weekend wear in "To Catch a Thief"?
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The bistro was like walking into a French home and tucking into homemade fare, while the lauded Le Champ des Lunes offered the quintessential tasting menu experience.
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Although I still use poppy seeds in my sweet hamantaschen, I have created this savory spinoff, tucking crumbled feta under thyme-scented caramelized onions for the filling.
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So Ms. Gebre Egziabher uses aluminum containers with three compartments, lining the largest one with a fold of injera and tucking an extra roll of it alongside.
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But he was in none — rush, that is — which he conveyed by tucking a napkin under his chin in cordial welcome to a bowl of lobster bisque.
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If the crate is small enough, tucking it under a bench or desk can also help conceal it — something that works for cat litter boxes as well.
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When weather zigzags between frigid winds and rainy, semi-cold humidity, few things are better than tucking into a baked good and a cup of something hot.
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Without a doubt, though, our Seder in Israel would have seemed equally strange to the children tucking into their Easter lunch in Britain, where I live now.
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San Jose doubled the advantage when Hertl capped a three-on-one rush by tucking the puck inside the left post at 4:37 of the third period.
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But, the most annoying part about tucking or cuffing the bottom of your jeans is it just doesn't look as crisp as the original hem of a pant.
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Others wrap them around their hands a few times before tucking them away in a pocket or bag, which results in them getting knotted down the line anyway.
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"First day of school, bar mitzvah, just tucking him in, being on the beach with him," the Bravo star told PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly Editorial Director Jess Cagle.
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No aggressive behaviors were documented, but some of the wolf pups exhibited crouching and tail-tucking behaviors when approaching the strangers, which suggests they were a bit scared.
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"First day of school, bar mitzvah, just tucking him in, being on the beach with him," the Bravo star tells Cagle of what he's looking forward to most.
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According to the ABS, out of 21.3 million mobile handset subscribers in Australia, we were tucking into about 1.4 gigabytes of data per subscriber per month in 2015.
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Like new school shoes, there is nothing more satisfying than tucking your jeans in, crunching through the leaves, and pulling out cozy knits to offset your chosen pair.
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Even when the wind is light, according to Kirby, tucking in behind another runner can reduce the energy you expend at a given pace by about 1 percent.
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For the scene where she gets her hair cut, that was a system of braiding and tucking the hair in, and we had some extensions on the ground.
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By tucking the front of the dress into a cute miniskirt — and allowing the see-through layers to overflow — you'll take your look to a whole new level.
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"You have to respect the ingredients and they will respect you and perform for you," she says, catching a stray blonde hair and tucking it back into place.
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Fox could swing into buying mode, tucking in MSG Networks, with holdings in sports television, or even Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, which owns rights to the James Bond franchise.
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A friend invited him for Thanksgiving last year and he shared a photo of himself at dinner with his 1.7 million Twitter followers, tucking into turkey and yams.
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Mr. Mulvaney, who once called the bureau a "sad, sick joke," had long marginalized his team, downgrading Mr. Frotman's unit, tucking it inside the financial education information division.
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Tucking her hair into a helmet, Zenith Irfan, 21, is preparing for a motorcycle ride through the busy roads of Lahore, Pakistan, despite hostile stares and gaping mouths.
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He gets the crash course in everything from tucking, beating his face for the gods (doing the perfect face of makeup), and how to sissy up his walk.
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The faithful replication of the original workbook and slightly offset placement of images against this background matrix captures the spontaneous nature of tucking loose prints between book pages.
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Try unusual cocktails made from hard-to-find fruit, like an acerola — or tart Brazilian cherry — caipirinha, before tucking into grilled fish and mango coated in sesame seeds.
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Emptying fewer wastebaskets, fluffing a bed cover instead of tucking it in and no longer replacing coffee pods and shampoo bottles may not sound like significant time savers.
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The 19-year-old Russian skated out from behind the net before lifting the puck on his stick and tucking it between Hellebuyck's right side and the post.
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The Trump administration announced a deal with ZTE earlier this month, but Senate leaders have sought to reverse it by tucking a provision into the must-pass defense package.
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The performer put her own spin on the look, of course, layering it over a white turtleneck and tucking it into a pair of high-waisted, frayed-edge jeans.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, 37, kept it casual for their night out, tucking a simple grey T-shirt into a pair of high-waisted khaki pants.
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Though there are other tucking styles that allow things to be a little more relaxed and undone, the full tuck should be even all the way around the waist.
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According to Yonhap, Samsung solved part of the phone's problems by tucking the protective film under the frame of the device, which will make it harder to accidentally remove.
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They also look much nicer than many other charging pads, which is a factor if you're setting it out on a counter and not tucking it into a drawer.
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LONDON — Fair warning: If you're on the cusp of tucking in to your breakfast/lunch/dinner/absolutely anything edible, you might want to revisit this article after you've finished.
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In February, Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe were tucking into iceberg wedge salads when word came down that North Koreans had launched an intermediate-range ballistic missile.
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When he's done eating his original-flavored Meow Mix, he sticks around—tucking his paws under his body and gently closing his eyes while I write or send emails.
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While walking, he scribbled notes on his campaign literature for voters who were out: "Sorry I missed you," he wrote next to his name, tucking it under their doormat.
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It involves tucking a fitted sheet under the bottom of the mattress in a way that will keep it secured and super tidy, kind of like wrapping a present.
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While that was probably the pick of the bunch, he went on to complete his three-goal haul with another free kick, this time tucking home with his right.
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Until you can see a doctor, immerse the area in warm water, change into dry warm clothes, and use blankets and body heat, such as tucking fingers into armpits.
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She ships cakes and cupcakes to out-of-town customers who order from her Facebook page, freezing them and tucking them into the cargo hold of a small plane.
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"I got a taste for it when I was very young and growing up in France," Ms. Watine Arnault, said, tucking back a strand of her long blond hair.
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Before morning prayer, he readied himself, tucking his shirt into his trousers, tying on his turban and putting on the big green military helmet snatched from a dead soldier.
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The streaming giant, which has more than 158 million subscribers worldwide, didn't make a big deal of it, tucking the data into its quarterly letters to shareholders since January.
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Take the far left corner of the blanket and fold it over the baby&aposs left shoulder across his or her body tucking their left arm under the blanket.
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"Usually people worry about penile fracture, which is a rare but horrible injury, but that only occurs when the penis is erect, which is incompatible with tucking," she says.
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It has a top-tier spec, built around the latest Snapdragon 855 processor, and it achieves a prettily minimal bezel by tucking the selfie camera away behind a slider mechanism.
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Kate once again rocked her signature bouncy blowout, tucking her hair behind her ears to show off her "Kiki Classic" green amethyst and diamond oval drop earrings by Kiki McDonough.
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When it rolls, it does a somersault with its whole body, tucking in six of the legs and using the remaining two to push off the ground with every rotation.
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In an pun-filled Instagram post, the TSA detailed how a passenger tried to get a ball python from Miami to Barbados by tucking it into an external hard drive.
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Give it a bit more sparkle by tucking ornaments in and around the branches and placing a few tea lights (we like them in mercury glass votives) along each side.
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Smartly dressed visitors in the spacious dining room and at the patio tables savored the piercing sunset while tucking into towers of cold seafood and sipping Champagne and white wine.
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By tucking two crucial sentences inside a federal spending bill last year, the US Congress effectively banned the human testing of gene-editing techniques that could produce genetically modified babies.
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The boys have always been calmed by physical affection, so my husband and I take turns lying with each boy at night, talking about the day, and tucking them in.
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Underwood sported a neutral lip and brown eyeshadow and wore her long blonde hair sleek and parted to the side, tucking it behind her ears to show off her jewelry.
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Tucking into a slice of simnel cake at that Easter lunch — as rich and dense with dried fruit and nuts as my grandmother's hedgehog haroseth — was a powerful madeleine moment.
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After taking a pass from William Nylander, Matthews put on a couple of nifty moves before tucking in a backhand at 17:39 of the second for his 173st goal.
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Rivera showed Halladay his technique, bending his thumb at the knuckle and tucking it under the ball, so the nail was even with the middle finger, not the index finger.
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"We are worried about how the German public will view us after this terrorist attack," added Sufi, tucking his hands into his red jacket to keep warm on a freezing morning.
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As she waits in the car, however, a lot of time passes, and she eventually decides to find Eve herself by heading into the hotel, tucking a gun into her pants.
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He's still a 26-year-old, though — on last night's Men Tell All special, the blooper reel from this season revealed that Unglert has zero issue tucking gum behind his ear.
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His original forays into television (A Cook's Tour, No Reservations) focused on food and travel, and Parts Unknown still featured Bourdain tucking into local fare and drinking copious amounts of alcohol.
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House Republicans fired the opening salvo before leaving town for the August recess, tucking $220006 billion for a U.S.-Mexico border wall into a broader $2202 billion national security-themed package.
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I typically resist tucking in my dress shirts, so I appreciate that the cut is designed to be worn untucked, which often looks odd with my other high-end dress shirts.
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So it's worth saying that dressing in a way that, traditionally, has been regarded as distinctly feminine can be just as empowering as tucking in yet another sharply pressed dress shirt.
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I was tucking in my shirt and wondering if I'd asked all my questions about my injured shoulder when one of the doctor's assistants handed me two small boxes of pills.
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While there's nothing wrong with grabbing a fork or spoon from the drawer and tucking it into your lunch bag, there's always a risk that it might not come home again.
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" The understanding medical staff informed Velour that she was dealing with a staph infection "likely caused" by "shaving, tucking and all kinds of wild things that I had done for drag.
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Mr. Crytzer, a Universal Life minister, was happy to be paid in pizza to officiate the marriage of each couple, tucking signed marriage licenses into envelopes as the day went on.
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Then she got busy around her daughter, tugging off Fanny's hoodie for the team photo, taking pictures of Fanny with the team trophy, tucking a few stray hairs behind Fanny's ears.
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Barstools are packed at the Central Pastime Tavern, with journalists and armed antigovernment protesters elbow to elbow, tucking down I.P.A.s and perhaps — for braver souls — the bull testicles on the bar menu.
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He invited them to swap stories while tucking in to fried chicken and a keg of beer in Deer Grove, a village of about 50 people located 120 miles west of Chicago.
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From eyeing an American school in London and tucking banana notes into charity lunches, the couple has dropped hints about the kind of mom and dad they will be to little Archie.
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Everyone should feel good in whatever clothing they buy and wear, but as Walker summarized, sometimes there are other priorities that need to be taken care of before purchasing $75 tucking panties.
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Dick in hand, I do consider it among my body parts vulnerable to the knives of irrational narco types, and take a fond last look, before tucking it back into my pants.
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A giant, violet horse wipes the sleep from his eyes and walks through the night, as tinier creatures gallop around his ankles, gearing up for the night ahead or tucking themselves away.
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What the hell better do you have to do instead of tucking into the bastard child of a Wendy's chicken sandwich and the Vegas-buffet dessert bar, and melting into astronomical bliss?
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Stamkos had two putback attempts, the second of which bounced off the left post and skittered to Hedman, who finished what he started by tucking home the rebound with 48.6 seconds left.
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As was the case for the replacement image for Diana's tucking story, members of these communities are also frequently represented by images of singular body parts, or disembodied torsos and obscured faces.
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Tucking into Peking duck and Dungeness crab in kung pao sauce, the diners, most of them Asian-American and some fierce competitors with one another, set about to tackle a common goal.
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"Nobody is going to vote here today," said Olympic deputy presiding officer Jaqueline Onuko, blithely tucking into a sandwich as rocks clanged against the metal roof of the classroom-cum-polling station.
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It was Thursday at Mekelburg's, a busy Brooklyn grocery with a cafe and bar in the back and picnic tables on the patio, with locals tucking into sandwiches and sipping craft beers.
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Zeus assented, Semele died, but Zeus saved Semele's fetal son, tucking him into his thigh, carrying him to term, earning the child the epithet "twice born": to a mortal, to a god.
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He could be kind, he could be neat and conscientious, and all it took was laying his folded jacket on the seat beside him, tucking his newspaper into the webbed nylon pocket.
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But on the weekends, she has feelings of panic when tucking her in because it's one of the things that made her the most stressed out and sad when she was ill.
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This is can happen spontaneously and in response to trauma—mechanical forces, such as getting squeezed, sometimes even lifting something heavy—and has even been known to occur in response to tucking.
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The man managed to sneak into the hotel with the use of fake Brazilian FA credentials before tucking himself into the laundry room to wait for the right opportunity, ESPN Brazil reported.
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Coleman worked his way out of the corner and gained a step on Buffalo defenseman Marco Scandella before tucking the puck between the pads of Ullmark at 1:55 of the first period.
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I can still remember tucking into a brand new story while waiting for my mum to finish work, or holding my lamp under the covers so I could read late into the night.
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Neubauer uses a unique and chaotic approach to playing Tetris, stacking blocks high from left to right and quickly spinning pieces and tucking them into the right position at the very last second.
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So, being the intrepid, bold baller that he is, Blanco positioned himself, and let it rip, floating the ball on an immaculate trajectory across the field, and tucking it just under the crossbar.
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In another more extreme case, a Texas school restricted its dress code to ban long sleeve shirts and jackets after students were found tucking away small vapes and blowing smoke into their sleeves.
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By May 2015, they had saved $30,000 by tucking away at least $1,000 a month from Mark's paychecks, $8,000 from Amanda's violin teaching, and $7,000 from Mark's work as a certified public accountant.
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Michaels explained that the key is to keep your tailbone from tucking under and rounding your low back (otherwise known as the butt wink) and making sure your heels stay on the ground.
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Carissa Moore was carving turns at full stretch, in full flight; Steph Gilmore was drawing swift, elegant, classic lines; and both were tucking into the longest, most nail-biting barrels of the event.
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On a recent weeknight at Folklore, at the Destination Singapore Beach Road hotel, table after table was filled with locals tucking into dishes like pork belly braised in tamarind gravy and eggplant sambal.
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Tucking it into VARIOUS / ENVIOUS didn't make for fantastic rebus entries (I prefer jazzy phrases like GRACIOUS ME or broken across words like WHY I OUGHTA), but it did end up working out.
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But with the spread of coronavirus, others are pointing out the potential risks to tucking into these mini snacks, which are usually presented in individual plastic cases but displayed out in the open.
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My favorite way to wear my Tee Rex is tucked into high-waisted jeans or a skirt; the curved hem makes for easy tucking and the rest of the shirt billows over beautifully.
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Rather than tucking them into massive spending bills, each spending request should be debated openly as part of authorizing legislation – the policy bills that Congress is supposed to tackle on a regular basis.
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On any given evening a mix of thuggish jocks, crusty-looking paysans, well-heeled retirees, urbane day-trippers from Toulouse, teenagers and children can be found tucking into cheap entrecôtes and duck legs.
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He then quickly slid the puck ahead to Duchene, who skated in and faked a shot before tucking the puck past the outstretched pad of Ullmark for his eighth goal of the season.
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When my head hits the pillow after another day on earth it feels like Ed himself is tucking me in, that Ed's giving me soothing toothpaste kisses and telling me to sleep well.
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He invited them to swap stories while tucking in to fried chicken and a keg of beer in Deer Grove, a village of about 50 people located 120 miles (193 km) west of Chicago.
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"That means repellants during the day, long sleeves, long pants, tucking your pant legs, making sure they don't bite through your socks, [and] a whole series of actions that must be taken," he said.
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To loved ones, Michael was simply "Yog," a constant friend with a silly sense of humor who loved going out to eat or to the movies with old pals and tucking in at home.
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The best Seinfeld episodes are marvels of story structure, with jokes and storylines dovetailing and tucking into each other in ways that can be as thrilling as any twist in a plot-heavy drama.
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Parise was able to stop the puck with his skate, but it trickled between his feet, so he reached back and shot from between his legs, the puck tucking just inside the left post.
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Hayato Kawase, a subculture expert at Bibi Lab, a design firm, went so far as to bring a tent to the office as a way of tucking himself away and avoiding interaction with colleagues.
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It was basically like season one of Breaking Bad, when Walter's still tucking in those button-up shirts every morning before lurching around in the classroom as his hacking cough takes over his body.
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After loading the pup into his bicycle basket and tucking it in with a plastic bubble wrap cape, the owner pulled out a tiny straw hat and securely fastened it around his dog's head.
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" Police allege she resisted arrest by tucking her arms under her body, and in the struggle that ensued, they heard two gunshots ring out, and saw the ground near one officer's left knee "explode.
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Just 39 seconds after Dunn's goal, and with San Jose short-handed, Couture stole the puck at his own blue line to create his own breakaway and finished it by tucking home the puck.
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Heinen skated across the goalmouth before tucking the puck past the outstretched right pad of Craig Anderson (27 saves) to give the Bruins a 3-513 lead at 5:43 of the third period.
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The Angels got off to a fast start for the second straight game, with Upton tucking his homer around the right field foul pole in the first inning for an early 3-0 lead.
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Instead, they came out fiercely against Spain, blowing away any longstanding notions about being a defense-only team with a measured, calculated attack to oust the Spaniards before tucking in more reservedly against Germany.
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It was not unlike the Vardy goal in that it developed almost out of nowhere, but eventually Sturridge was racing to goal, running over Welsh defenders and tucking in a fairly historic game winner.
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" After tucking away two batting-practice home runs in a duffel bag for future use as dummy balls, Walter Scott, 54, an airline pilot, said: "Sometimes you see a real rotten one go back.
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On a drizzly October day here, he could be found tucking into a grilled cheese sandwich with bacon at the Home Kitchen Café, clad in a Hawaiian shirt, shorts and a Red Sox cap.
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She wrapped him up all cozy, tucking in his absurdly long tie of silk, and laid him by her fireside with two Big Macs, two Filet-O-Fish, and a chocolate shake of milk.
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Trent Alexander-Arnold fires a cross in from the right that doesn't even raise an eyebrow from Courtois, but maybe it should have — it comes a few feet from tucking inside his back post.
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"There's no plan B," said Saint-Amans, while tucking into a Caesar salad earlier this week in Brussels during a break between meetings at the European Commission, the European Parliament and local think tanks.
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Like an origami master, it folds them up into a neat package, tucking them away within a slender sliver of space between its abdomen and the usually polka-dotted, harder wings that protect it.
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She also tends to use it for the gym where she appreciates the comfy waist strap and the belt-like loops for tucking in the waist strap to keep it out of the way.
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It was a surprise, though a funny one, to see her take on the daily uniform, pinning neckties with nameplate Martine Rose pins and tucking them into pants with three waistbands and two belts.
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Tucking into a generous plate of tender shoulder meat and crispy skin, I was immediately struck by how much gamier the flavor was than the goat birria I've grown to love down in Guadalajara.
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Antoinietti went on to claim that after the employees handed over the cash from the register and their wallets, while Pouncy was tucking the gun into his waistband, he accidentally shot himself in the groin.
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And if you must get a head start on getting organized, might we suggest throwing open your cupboards instead of your windows and tucking into the Container Store's kitchen and pantry options, all on sale.
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Smith watched YouTube videos of Meghan to study the small things she does — like tucking her hair behind her ears — and get a feel for her personality, both alone as half of a power couple.
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But he's been able to work around Congress by making an agreement with China's President Xi Jinping to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and tucking $37 billion for clean energy research into an economic stimulus package.
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Republican leaders in the U.S. House of Representatives are working to build support to temporarily extend the National Security Agency's expiring internet surveillance program by tucking it into a stop-gap funding measure, lawmakers said.
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Rixt Luikenaar, 48, an ob-gyn and transgender health care specialist in Salt Lake City, recommends transgender female undergarments, like tucking panties, calling them "friendlier to the body" than D.I.Y. methods of folding back genitalia.
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The dogs responded with submissive behaviors like tucking their tails, a reaction that Ted Ruffman, a study author and professor of psychology at the University of Otago in New Zealand, described as low-level empathy.
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On a February night, he was one of about a dozen patrons, all African migrants, who were drinking beer at the bar, and tucking into plates of spaghetti and plantains prepared in a makeshift kitchen.
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Drouin, left alone on the right side of the net, tied it midway through the second period with his seventh goal of the season, deking Fleury and then tucking the puck inside the right post.
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Zdeno Chara hit Marchand with a pass in stride as he wound through the neutral zone, and he carried momentum toward the Winnipeg net, making a nifty deke before tucking the puck backhanded under Hutchinson.
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Hughes ended an 18-game goal drought a little more than 11 minutes later, when he shuffled the puck while approaching Crawford from the left side before tucking a shot home with 13:14 left.
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Less than half an hour after landing on Terceira, I'm already tucking in—cutting through the yellowish, edible crust to reveal a semi-soft white centre with a creamy texture but a mature cheese kick.
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What if you could be assured that the piece of mahi mahi or the organic chicken breast you were tucking into tonight is exactly what you think it is, sourced as promised, and guaranteed fresh?
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Looking at any one of the colorful images from her series of fruit trees, one thinks of people combing their hair and beards, applying makeup, and tucking in their shirts and blouses for the camera.
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Kazan, years later, jokingly admitted that the film was basically about Ronald Regan when he was still tucking in a chimpanzee, and the film scarily mirrors aspects of our current farcical presidential nightmare under Donald Trump.
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After tucking into comfort food including grilled cheese sliders, tacos, mashed potatoes and salmon by Command Performance Catering, the couple will cut into a white wedding cake and serve plenty of dessert at a candy bar.
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Tucking jeans and pants into boots is not a new concept, but there are ways to do it that will make it feel less like a cold-weather obligation and more like a personal style choice.
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Wall Street was set to tick higher with consumer confidence figures due and analysts already tucking into healthy-looking earnings from Procter & Gamble, General Motors and drugs giant Merck, but also a profit downgrade from Caterpillar.
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Garmin recommends running it around the edge of your windshield by tucking the cord into the surrounding seam, but that didn't work in my vehicle so the Speak's power cord simply hung down onto the dashboard.
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The monarch gave Meghan an elegant pair of pearl and diamond drop earrings ahead of their first solo outing together in June, where Meghan showed off the gorgeous present by tucking her hair behind her ears.
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Not only did the Mi Air Purifier look like a work of art — something you wouldn't mind placing in the center of your room rather than tucking it away in a corner — it was also smart.
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Smuggling along the nearly 900-mile border, perfected through methods ranging from tucking wads of cash into truck drivers' seats to operating small boats in the dead of night, is winked at for the same reason.
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" And here is the effect he had on her: "Until now, I'd constructed my existence carefully, tucking and folding every loose and disorderly bit of it, as if building some tight and airless piece of origami.
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And Dawson seems to have hearts coming out of her eyes as she shakes his hand and says, "You've got a great captain you're working under," turning to Casey and tucking her hair behind her ear.
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The 22-year-old Finn eluded former Stars defenseman Matt Niskanen with a nifty move before following up his own shot and tucking the puck past Hart at the seven-minute mark of the first period.
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In December, the administration finally achieved its goal of eliminating the individual mandate, tucking the provision into a package that cut rates for corporations, people with wealthy estates, and, to a lesser and varying degree, individuals.
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Choosing a larger fit will give you more wiggle room, and because of the oxford's many styling possibilities — half-tucking into your waistband, tying up the bottom, folding up the sleeves, layering under dresses and sweaters, etc.
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Now, we find them glomming on to our routines: joining us for dinner or family strolls, going on vacations or out on dates with us, waking us up in the morning and tucking us in at night.
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At home, I made Pickowicz's pastry dough, with its giant flecks of butter, using as little ice water as possible to bring the crumbs together, and tucking some extra dough into the freezer for another day's tart.
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Also, the home screen is an app drawer, meaning it's meant to contain all your apps, rather than only showing some of them and tucking the rest away in a hidden area, as is common on Android.
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You're not going to decorate your entire tree with bubble lights (probably), but tucking one or two strings of these old-fashioned fun bubblers along the tree branches adds an instant dose of nostalgic fun and color.
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Thus Ms. Griscom grew up tucking herself into other people's families, behind the offspring of first marriages, more than once forced to celebrate holidays like Christmas or Thanksgiving in a segregated fashion, just her mother and herself.
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A slow-motion closeup of a great surfer like Carissa Moore tucking into a spiralling barrel was mesmerizing, but not because of what Moore was doing—she was, after all, invisibly deep for most of the clip.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican leaders in the U.S. House of Representatives are working to build support to temporarily extend the National Security Agency's expiring internet surveillance program by tucking it into a stop-gap funding measure, lawmakers said.
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Day pack: Tucking a packable day pack like the L.L. Bean Stowaway into your larger luggage takes up almost no space, yet insures you have a comfortable backpack to carry water, snacks and gear on day trips.
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It seems relevant that it took Kärki decades of song writing to eventually shed his pseudonym alongside his metaphors, to be comfortable singing about tucking his son in while simultaneously providing an overarching critique of fascism and totalitarianism.
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The whole thing starts to feel a bit Kafkaesque when you get to the end and realize that you can "display" your registration number by writing it on the battery and then tucking that inside the aircraft. WAT?
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Walk three or four blocks farther and they'd be tucking into the happy hour menu at another Vanderpump property, SUR, whose waitstaff is the subject of their own Bravo reality show, a reliable ratings smash called Vanderpump Rules.
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When Newton reaches the end zone — which, for a quarterback, is not infrequently — he'll do, among other dances, a celebratory dab, tucking his face into the crook of one arm while the other is flung toward the sky.
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After falling behind the Anaheim net, Brown quickly got back on his feet before sending a short feed to Lessio at the side of the net, with the winger tucking it in for his third career NHL goal.
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Admiring the ornate decor while tucking into lobster and sipping expensive wine, it was perhaps the moment the 29-year-old realized just how far the boy swinging battered irons his father plucked from boot sales had traveled.
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Rodriguez, 40, paced around in right field, tucking the brim of his hat down over his eyes, almost seeming to shield himself, though the home crowd was cheering louder for him than it had for any other Yankee.
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When they filed back into the dining room, however, it was full of uninvited women, each of whom had taken seats emptied by the Bettencourters and were tucking into the platefuls of food the Bettencourters had temporarily abandoned.
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She also suggested embracing meal prep, purging stuffed wallets of old receipts and gift cards, and positioning banking apps front and center on cell phones, while tucking away the more time-sucking options (yes, that means social media).
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Basically, it'll be tucking this joint into a national forest somewhere in the United States on Saturday, and one lucky (???) person who manages to find it will get free Busch Light for the rest of his or her life.
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By nighttime, MSNBC goes hard left, Fox hard right, peaking with their highest-rated champions (Maddow on the left and Hannity on the right) tucking like-minded people in with soothing stories of why they were so right today.
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By now, safely tucking into the three course meal of disappointment, regret, and failure that is life in your mid-twenties you can embrace Bryan with something that looks a bit like a smile if you squint really hard.
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Sometimes I shop for pantry staples willy-nilly, thinking, "Yes, this is a shelf stable item that I will definitely use at some point," tucking the item into the back of the cupboard where it waits ever so patiently.
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Gregorius fell behind 0-2, took a ball in the dirt then fouled off a pitch before sending a high fastball into the second deck in right field, tucking the drive just a few feet inside the foul pole.
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"I have a lot of energy," she said, slipping off her shoes and tucking her feet under herself in an armchair positioned beneath a poster of the Declaration of Independence (whose most famous line gives "These Truths" its title).
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A meme that's been floating around the internet for some time now claims to show you how to break your thumb "if you are bored," by tucking your thumb into your fist and flinging it forward to "break" the ligament.
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As Greece is hit with a third bailout, repetitive Grexit scares, and a refugee crisis to deal with, the margarita-sipping Europeans from the north look on, tucking in gyros and stepping over the washed-up life jackets of war survivors.
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The felt sheds, so this afternoon one of the crew is draping a big sheet of ultrasuede over the bed-couch thing, tucking it tight under the felt and then strapping it with metal bands screwed deep into the foam.
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" He pointed out several things wrong with the video from the use of the "super-young non-shirt-tucking, buzz-word spouting tech cool-aid drinker" to the over-the-top music, which he called "somewhere between porn and 'Top Gun.
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In February of this year, as Arsenal were cantering to a routine FA Cup win over Sutton United, the non-league side's reserve goalkeeper Wayne Shaw made the seismic error of tucking into a pastry-based snack on the touchline.
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We end with everyone in the house sleeping quietly except for Charley, who is wrapping up the wedding rings she'd taken off earlier, tucking them away inside a drawer — a sign that in her mind, she's ready to move on.
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He tried, as recalled in a New York Times feature published Monday, to win over Hispanic voters on Cinco De Mayo by tucking into a taco bowl at his desk in Trump Tower -- then sharing a photo of it online.
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Snus, a moist, smokeless tobacco product, which is consumed by tucking a pinch of it between the gums and upper lip, is banned in all EU countries except for Sweden, which gained an exemption when joining the bloc in 1995.
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Nestled in the back of the restaurant's covered garden (safe from the glaring lenses of the paparazzi), it's hard not to picture Taylor and her friends tucking into the signature chicken pot pie or sampling one of the mouth-watering cocktails.
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Tucking them in bed each night isn't something I can do forever — and remembering to take the time now to be there for them helps me stop what I'm doing at work and go home before I miss their bedtimes.
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Signature moves included cuffing your shirt at the elbow or tucking in your tee with just one hand (and slightly off-center); wearing your button-ups with big costume jewelry; turning up the collar of your blazer to expose its lining.
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Snell is holding a handgun in his left hand and briefly stands behind a parked vehicle before tucking the firearm into his waistband as he runs back along the sidewalk away from the camera with his left hand at his waist.
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By tucking more spending into disaster relief programs ($9 billion) and rejiggering $4 billion of other mandatory spending and revenue programs, Congress in the end added $108 billion worth of spending that was outside the February budget caps, the analysis said.
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On a seemingly lighter but equally complicated topic, Debora Spar, the president of Barnard College, tries to reconcile "nipping and tucking and suctioning and hormoning" — some of which she cops to — while also being a role model for young women.
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Published by The Saturday Evening Post in 1943, the images depict an idealized vision of society: Citizens assembling at a town hall, worshippers closing their eyes in prayer, relatives gathered around the Thanksgiving table and parents tucking their children into bed.
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Sometimes it was subtle, like tucking a strand of loose hair behind my ear, and sometimes it was an obvious play, like being in her panties and bra when I arrived for dinner or teasingly placing my hand on her breast.
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I love pairing it with jeans and half-tucking it for a casual look, but thanks to the drape of the curved hem, it doesn&apost bunch up or lay weirdly when fully tucked into a skirt or even work pants.
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Step 4: Finally, using the final corner, fold snugly across the body avoiding the neck and wrap under the left side tucking it into one of the folds in the back or front — depending on how big the blanket is.
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While we couldn&apost convince him to rebrand to VEG LOAF, we&aposre just delighted he&aposs the headline act for our new vegan menu and helping spread the word on the benefits of tucking into our meat-free dishes.
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The Appraisal Last week, while Mayor Bill de Blasio was downstairs tucking into a pastrami sandwich at the newly reopened Carnegie Deli, Elsie and Pasquale Forino sat in their sky-blue kitchen one floor above having their own breakfast of toast and fruit.
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While many of us will be tucking in to a home cooked roast turkey and all the trimmings on Christmas day, chefs at The Ritz Restaurant – which holds a prestigious Michelin star – will be working flat out to serve up several courses.
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Tucking methods vary by boot height — for example, taller boots like knee-high and over-the-knee styles will require a skinny jean or tailored trouser to prevent extra bulkage, whereas mid-calf styles like cowboy boots leave room to play with volume.
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The monarch gifted her new granddaughter-in-law the stunning accessory (which resembles many of her own go-to pieces!) ahead of their first solo outing together in June, where Meghan showed off the gorgeous present by tucking her hair behind her ears.
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One of my go-to tricks (though it's admittedly more suitable for fall and winter than the dead of summer) is tucking my top into a pair of tights, instead of letting it hang and cover the top half of the skirt.
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We're not, like, tucking a tampon into the sleeve of a sweater and pretending to go make a phone call anymore – we just want something reliable and simple, like the Playtex Simply Gentle Glide … I just can't get over the lacy white PJs.
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As I looked around Jamie's and saw city-boys, students, and families all tucking into slightly stingy portions of ravioli and overpriced olives, it was clear: much like the fear that typified the campaign to leave, Europe—in many ways—is an idea.
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His remarkable pace punished Korea, catching them out on the break and setting up Hernandez to finish them off, the 30-year-old beating a defender with a flick of his left foot and tucking the ball into the net with his right.
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" Gwyneth and Brad stayed in a GOOP recommended Paris landmark, "an opulent 8-story hotel – just steps from the Champs Elysees," which is ideal for tucking into martinis and where "all mattresses are covered with a Stearns & Fosters topper for added comfort.
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McDavid, who now has 235 points, opened the scoring 238:225 into the first with a highlight-reel effort, blowing around the outside of Detroit defensemen Xavier Ouellet and Ryan Sproul, then tucking a back-handed shot past the outstretched pad of Mrazek.
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They maintain a well-stocked undergarment trove in their studios to find the most complementary pieces: slips, thongs, high-waist tummy-tucking boy shorts, full bodysuits, corsets, waist-cinchers, and strapless bra variations from brands like Spanx, Commando, Wolford, Cosabella, and Maidenform.
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Darnell Nurse made it a one-goal game by tucking home a rebound at 6:04 to kick off a one-sided second period, before Jujhar Khaira notched his second of the season by redirecting a crossing pass at the 17:18 mark.
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Circa Now Chief among my favorite Facebook memories is the time that a high-powered journalist of my acquaintance breezily informed us all that he was at the Grill Room of the Four Seasons with Ted Danson, tucking into some sea urchin.
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Auston Matthews cued the comeback just a couple of minutes after the visitors made it a two-goal game when he finished a perfectly executed two-on-one rush with Zach Hyman by tucking a shot just inside the post at 8:343.
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On top of cardigans currently having a major moment, we were also drawn to Everlane's newest sweater for its relaxed-yet-polished qualities and cross-seasonal styling potential (from tucking to untucking, buttoned up or unbuttoned, with denim or with skirt, and beyond).
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He came toward me in the candlelight, and one of the most enduring pictures I have of his face is of his concentration as he reached behind my left ear and caressed my earlobe, as though he were tucking my hair behind it.
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In her serious, precise way, she pulled the hair-cat apart into tufts and walked around the yard, carefully tucking the pieces into knotholes in the fence, draping strands over low-hanging branches, hanging them like tinsel across her favorite miniature rosebushes.
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To ensure a good fit for a wheelchair user (sitting changes the relationship of body to fabric), they extended the back upward, took in the fabric under the knees, and added a thick-ribbed waistband to create a tucking effect for her stomach.
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They are "Freedom of Speech," depicting a dignified Everyman standing up to speak his mind; "Freedom of Worship," with a group in prayer; "Freedom From Want," with an idyllic family dinner; and "Freedom From Fear," which shows parents tucking in their children.
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Smith got the first on a power play at the 7:27 mark, gathering in a rebound of Nate Schmidt shot on the right side of the net and then tucking it around Crawford for his team-leading 13th goal of the season.
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In a time not so long ago or far away, eating family dinner, connecting with your spouse after tucking the children into bed or talking with your children in the in-between times like the ride to school was well, just routine.
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On Monday night, Simpson and Johnson headed out for couples' night at Catch LA. Joined by her sister Ashlee-Simpson Ross, longtime pal Cacee Cobb and their husbands Evan Ross and Donald Faison, the group enjoyed dinner and drinks before tucking into a birthday cake.
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While you're more likely to see me with my top tucked in than not, this isn't the case for everyone — to some, tucking in a shirt can bring back unpleasant memories of a private school uniform, past waitressing days, or Steve Urkel from Family Matters.
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I got into the habit of tucking 30% of every dollar I made away into a special savings account for taxes, started aggressively saving for retirement using a Roth IRA, and quickly saved a hefty rainy day fund using Digit and other finance apps.
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It's a familiar scene, seeing a male musician turn to substances to cope, and that those around him, like Jackson's brother Bobby played by Sam Elliott, accept this reality by tucking in the passed out drunk talent rather than provide more substantial life-lasting help.
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I already knew that other moms were at the core of my day-to-day-parenting survival, organizing summer camp carpools and Friday night dinner clubs, tucking my girls' wayward tendrils into backstage headbands and shepherding them onto the metro on chaperoned field trips.
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Two constables recently took a smiling selfie after safely tucking an inebriated man into bed—and they used the wasted dude's own phone, presumably so he would know exactly what went down after he awoke with what was likely the mother of all hangovers.
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Of course, it's also a good idea to follow general precautions, like staying well-covered, spraying down all clothing and fabrics with your concoction of choice, tucking your pant legs into your socks, staying on trails when possible, and keeping clear of low-hanging branches.
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And I believe that's true, because I've done it, and I've observed other people doing it to me, to the point that I sometimes feel bad if I take too long artfully half-tucking my t-shirt or fixing my lipstick in the mirror.
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From the pelvic "tucking," in which you roll your groin forward, to the seated ab work, where you sit with legs spread and bent, to the "knee dancing," which is what it sounds like, the class can feel like an hour-long rehearsal for sex.
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It was a shot across the bow, and the snowboarder Billy Morgan played the part of cannonball, wearing all black while tucking and somersaulting through the air more than 100 feet from a specially constructed jump made of snow at a resort in Livigno, Italy.
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I would search my skin — my chin, the space between my breasts buried beneath a fine layer of hairs, the spot on each shoulder I can only see when I strain my neck like a flamingo tucking into its feathers — and destroy every pimple I found.
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Bernie Sanders sought to re-up his hometown cred Sunday by tucking into a Nathan's Famous hot dog on Coney Island, where thousands of supporters flocked to catch a glimpse (and an earful) of the Vermont senator, his wife and their celebrity escort, R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe.
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But Salah stood out nevertheless, a magnet not just for the ball but for the eye, too, impossible to ignore, a danger even as he stood still, tucking his hands into his long-sleeve jersey on the sort of filthy night that England's northwest considers its specialty.
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"First day of school, bar mitzvah, just tucking him in, being on the beach with him," the Bravo star, 50, tells PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly Editorial Director Jess Cagle for this week's issue of PEOPLE about the memories he's most looking forward to making with his son.
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In retrospect, we've definitely shamed our dads once or twice (a year) for making some sort of fashion faux pas, Whether that be tucking their polos into jeans that come up a pinch too high or just dressing way too touristy during that last family vacation (i.e.
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And, because these people were such a large portion of the Republican Party even before Trump emerged as their champion, traditional Republicans who at least talked the game of inclusion, of principles and of Christian, family values, are now tucking their tails to save their behinds.
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I began each day by donning a pair of beat-up Sauconys, consuming a prodigious breakfast at my hotel near the Porte Dorée, tucking a notebook and pen into my pocket, and proceeding on foot in a counterclockwise direction along the perimeter of the oval-shaped metropolis.
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It was just a matter of time before a new generation caught up with the renegades of my generation, many of whom started getting high on gardening by tucking their herb among innocuous houseplants, hiding it in sunny corners of backyards or growing it under basement lights.
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But I do believe it is the hum she speaks of that steadies our partnership, even if our day-to-day shuffle of work and parenting snags the last ounce of romance we were trying to save for those weary moments together after tucking in the children.
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You'll have a few fractions of a second in the air before you land; use them to protect yourself by tucking your chin to your chest and preparing to roll, which will increase your deceleration time and distribute the force of the impact over more of your body.
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In a Tweet she quickly deleted and replaced with the digital equivalent of tucking your tail between your legs, Vanessa Carlton voiced another common response: Every time a powerful man finally gets taken down for sexual abuse, people quickly turn their ire from the perpetrator to the victims.
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George was a little shy during the ceremony itself, holding onto dad William's hand as he stood on the steps of St. George's Chapel with the rest of his family, tucking himself behind his dad's legs as thousands of well-wishers cheered from the bottom of the chapel steps.
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In her snaps, the cosmetics entrepreneur zooms in and out on her face, tossing her new blonde, waist-length extensions over her shoulder and tucking her white tee up in to her bra because what would a Kylie snap truly be without a slow pan of her own physique.
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I met up with Eckert during his lunch break from his day job—dressing mannequins in a retail store—to find out what he loves most about being Ms. Face, what his parents think of his hobby, and whether tucking in your penis for hours hurts or not.
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Despite the incessant stream of orders, Ms. Offolter works alone and prefers it that way, spending seven days a week hunched over a packing bench in one of her four shade houses, carefully rolling up each plant in paper "like a burrito" before tucking it into a package.
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Despite the Senate vote, House Republicans on Wednesday effectively torpedoed any chances of a vote on the resolution this year by tucking a provision into a rule for floor debate of the farm bill that prevents House members from doing the same thing for the rest of the year.
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"This generation knows U.S. dollars, so now we give them the dollars," said Kong Heang, 76, a retired gravedigger, who was sitting by a grave with his family, tucking into a feast of roast pig, cockles and beer, food that had been offered to his ancestors earlier that morning.
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After a police officer was coaxed into organizing an escort, dozens of travelers piled into cars that raced one another down the deserted boulevards at terrifying speed, tucking in behind an enormous armored police truck that blasted its horn and swiveled its water cannons at anyone who approached.
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Gently slide the potatoes back into the frying pan, golden brown side up, and continue to cook, doing that same spatula tucking thing as before to keep its hockey puck shape (contents may have shifted in transit, so be sure to tuck in any stray pieces of potato).
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"It's such a relief that we can now show whatever passion we have at pivotal moments," said Benjamin Watson, a Baltimore Ravens tight end who was once penalized for celebrating a touchdown by tucking the football under his jersey front and rubbing it, in tribute to his pregnant wife.
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"I saw him in the kitchen tucking his tail in between his legs scrounging for investors to cover his ass after that tweet," she said in an interview with Business Insider, during which she also clarified that she was at Musk's home from early on Friday through Sunday night.
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It may not be easy, but nowadays people who wish to exist somewhere other than these two endpoints, and who feel they can't get far enough by nonmedical means — clothing choices; a name change; chest binding; penis tucking and taping — can find endocrinologists and surgeons to treat them.
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Foster correctly spelled "pratincolous" on Tuesday, and sparked smiles from fans when he struck a dab pose - a dance move that involved tucking his head into his elbow as if sneezing while sticking his other arm straight out to the side - which he says was a dare from his older brother.
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There I was on a comfy gray couch, surrounded by pillows and being handed an eye mask in a reserved office space in downtown San Francisco when, next thing I knew, Michael Acton Smith, co-founder of Calm was tucking me in and spraying a relaxing mist over my body.
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And Olivia Storz, also in Denver, said sexual harassment happened everywhere: I would caution all those who read the lasivicious details of this predatory man's escapades to refrain "othering" this incident in your head, from tucking it into a box labeled "that is a shame" and rarely thinking of it again.
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Still, Greta Van Fleet enjoys some of the open-ended preposterousness of the old days, tucking a spoken-word passage under wild echoes in "Lover, Leaver (Taker, Believer)" and swerving into a scat-singing interlude around the syllables of "mama" in "The Cold Wind," two songs that clearly reference Led Zeppelin.
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Actual shoplifting is not easy at Amazon Go. With permission from Amazon, I tried to trick the store's camera system by wrapping a shopping bag around a $4.35 four-pack of vanilla soda while it was still on a shelf, tucking it under my arm and walking out of the store.
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North America's obsession with tucking away ugliness was as much a problem back then as it is now, when every month seems to bring another reminder of white men who murder and live long after their victims: think Roof, Capital Gazette shooter Jarrod Warren Ramos, and El Paso gunman Patrick Crusius.
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Celebrity chefs Anthony Bourdain and Gordon Ramsay have effused over typically Singaporean dishes like chicken rice; some hawker stalls serve up the cheapest Michelin star meals at $2; and last year's Hollywood hit film Crazy Rich Asians showed its stars tucking into heaped plates at a famous Singapore night market.
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She figured she could justify buying the blower since she tends to her co-op's garden, but when Bret brought home the bright red Milwaukee blower with its jumbo-sized black tube, their son took no time warming up to it, carrying it around almost everywhere he went and tucking it into bed.
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I was really upset that while I stood there in an outfit that I sewed, created, and hand-made, I had Farrah Moan next to me with safety pins on her skirt, tucking it into her thong, then Aja on my left with an uneven jacket—it was like, what is going on?
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He took a tumble off a motorized longboard days before, and while a collegiate pole-vaulting career and a lifetime of skiing taught the 66-year-old how to fall, the remote control in his paw stopped him from tucking his thumb in—and when said thumb met the street, the street won.
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She begins by sliding a bunless hamburger into the pocket of her lab coat, moves on to uncooked chicken, straight from the fridge, and, before long, on the principle that it's not what you eat but whom, finds herself tucking into a severed finger, nibbling away as if on a buffalo wing.
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Motivated by frugality, earth-consciousness, and a war on clutter, our first attempt at breaking the gift-giving tradition was to limit each family member to just one gift (of course, everyone cheated in little ways, tucking small gifts into boxes with the "one" gift or buying a set of things as "one" item).
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Though the band had its fair share of detractors (the legendary rock critic Robert Christgau once referred to them as "the enemy"), the museum writes the haters off by tucking a poster containing a pair of ambiguously worded mini-essays all but dismissing Sweden's left-wing and prog scenes into a corner of one room.
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The look was, as the British say, homely, but the textures, the tartness of the jam and the lovely, soft, slightly chewy and not very sweet cake made it the kind of dessert you come back to, finishing it sliver by sliver and dashing any hope you had of tucking some away for breakfast.
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Inside the space, with its high ceilings, a Shepard Fairey mural and an open kitchen, some customers excitedly pored over paper menus and trawled for tables, while those lucky enough to be seated were tucking into their quinoa tabbouleh with falafel and pickled beets or khao salad with steak, crispy rice and roasted broccoli.
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And despite its modern looks (the sinks in the bathroom are sci-fi chic), the place still has a sense of old world glamor—something I have backed up by a friend, who says he struggled to concentrate on dinner here recently when he noticed Michael Caine and Rupert Murdoch tucking into truffle tortellini on a nearby table.
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DiCaprio also made an appearance at the bash – sponsored by Joico Instatint and Birchbox – with a huge entourage to take in a surprise set by Travis Scott and Pusha T. And later in the night, Jaden Smith and his girlfriend Sarah Snyder were seen "kissing and canoodling" while tucking into dinner at an Outstanding in the Field dinner.
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What shouldn't happen is what the Republican-controlled Congress has decided to do as we speak: Easing the road for Mattis by tucking a changing of the rules provision into a 70-page temporary spending bill — a bill, by the way, that Congress must pass if it wants the federal government to remain open during the holiday season.
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Camilla Belle may have preferred to wear the matching blouse-and-trouser combo as intended, for instance, but Naomie Harris used the minimalist romper as a building block for a business-super-casual outfit; Jessica Alba, meanwhile, offered the most easily-consumable of #OOTD inspiration by tucking in a bee-printed button-down into pair of high-waisted jeans.
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Carson came to see the world as beautiful, wild, animal, and vulnerable, each part attached to every other part, not only through prodigious scientific research but also through a lifetime of caring for the very old and the very young, wiping a dying man's brow, tucking motherless girls into bed, heating up dinners for a lonely little boy.
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"I'm AMAB non-binary/genderqueer, and I do a lot of femme presentation things like having painted nails, short shorts, and 'women's' tank tops," they explained, telling me that when they run errands in male-dominated spaces they "usually present significantly more masculine" by hiding their painted nails and tucking their long hair under a baseball hat.
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The severed heads casually dumped in the gutters of Ernst's streets; the frantic-looking chap fleeing the scene with a severed limb strapped to his suitcase ("Open your bag, my good man," the caption reads); the bearded gent tucking into his soup, oblivious to the roof collapsing around him: Ernst's images rhyme with the moronic awfulness of our age.
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I was yelled at for not tucking in my shirt, for not jumping over the foul line, for not keeping silent when a pitcher had a perfect game going, and for not turning my hat inside out when we were rallying, because apparently that was the only time it was okay to put your hat on differently.
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There are limitless options (color, pattern, fabric, trim — I buy white ones in Italy whose hems are cross-stitched in thread of contrasting hue) and a thousand ways of folding (mine are squared off) or tucking that give you the opportunity to be playful and signal style awareness without lapsing — no origami shapes, no matchy-match — into self-parody.
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There are limitless options (color, pattern, fabric, trim — I buy white ones in Italy whose hems are cross-stitched in thread of contrasting hue) and a thousand ways of folding (mine are squared off) or tucking that give you the opportunity to be playful and signal style awareness without lapsing — no origami shapes, no matchy-match — into self-parody.
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Trans women have cleverly managed all these generations with no underpants made specifically for them, often by wearing panties designed for cis women, sometimes painfully tucking their genitalia between their legs, sizing down to hold a tuck in place, or wearing two pairs—artful attempts to make something that wasn't made for us work for us.
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The 2017 Food & Wine Classic in Aspen may have just wrapped a couple of days ago, but it already seems like it's been a lifetime since we were ensconced in a tent packed to the brim with some of the best food and wine purveyors in the world—or tucking into a plate of something delicious on top of Aspen Mountain.
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While I may not be able to imagine Eggleston navigating through the mundanities of life, such as shopping for groceries or filling out a form of any kind, I can imagine a sober, sharpened, parallel-universe version of him scribbling out a Unified Theory of Everything on a paper napkin and then tucking it as a kind favor into Albert Einstein's astonished hand.
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Also telling is that moments after Henry says to Adam, "I want you to be safe," we see him tucking Adam into bed by covering him in a blanket that looks a lot like a quilt, which at that early point in the film is also what Adam's body already looks like — a stitched-together quilt of flesh, limbs, materials, memories, traumas.
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What better way to deal with a global, economy-shattering, life-altering, seemingly endless pandemic than tucking in at home (as the government has asked you to do for a few weeks now), watching something soothing (may I recommend Tiger King?), and rolling a joint, using some CBD drops, eating an edible, or whatever else is your preferred method of cannabis relaxation?
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If you knew hhhhwwhy you didn't have to memorize equations, or solve equations in the exact same way they did in the book, or cheat by tucking index cards with sample questions and answers scribbled on them in the small pocket created by the back of your graphing calculator and its case so you could secretly reference them and mechanically match the steps.
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Metail has approached research-heavy innovation in the field of 3D visualization with determined conviction in transformative commercial potential, tucking $32 million in VC funding under its belt over the years, and growing its team to 40 people (including 11 PhDs) at a head office in London and a research hub located close to Cambridge University where its British founder studied economics in the late '90s.
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Paraguay, Gyasi Zardes shockingly handled his first touch along the left flank (he's known to mess these up) and shook two defenders with a deft stutter-step, allowing him to send in a low back-cutting pass to an open Clint Dempsey for his 51st national team goal, tucking the ball neatly between the legs of his defender and under the armpit of the Paraguayan keeper.
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"When I was younger I was embarrassed to talk about my period" As a result, the stealth maneuver of sliding pads or tampons into sleeves, tucking them in boots, waistbands, or really anywhere out of sight before going to the bathroom is a time-honored tradition that many girls and women, including Raisman, have felt the need to practice as periods are considered taboo.
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MREs are a fascinating pouch-sized window into the quirks and humour of various countries, because while most troops will be tucking into similar shit—potatoes that taste like cardboard; enchiladas covered in cheese that looks freakishly similar to semen; and, er, water—every so often, you'll come up against something that is unique, a shining diamond dish in a culinary pre-made wasteland.
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Over the years the likes of Eric Duncan, Tim Sweeney, Thomas Bullock, and DJ Harvey have been spotted tucking into a hearty bowl Risotto Alla Campagnola and necking an Aperol Spritz or ten before taking to the decks for an impromptu and intimate set amongst likeminded friends, peers, and revellers, all up for a big night out in one of the city's hidden gems.
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Charlie DentCharles (Charlie) Wieder DentThe Hill's Morning Report — Mueller testimony gives Trump a boost as Dems ponder next steps The Hill's 28503:22019 Report: Muller testimony dominates Washington Lawmakers, press hit the courts for charity tennis event MORE (R-Pa.), a powerful senior appropriator, says he's tucking his Export-Import Bank legislation into the spending bill for the House Appropriations Committee subcommittee on state and foreign operations.
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One user created an image of Carlson as Pepe the frog, a common pro-Trump symbol, tucking Duca into bed (" TUCKED ," it said); another wrote, " JUST WAIT TILL TUCK ' KILL A JEW FOR GOOD LUCK ' CARLSON IS SHOVING YOU IN THE OVEN AT CAMP TRUMP !" accompanied by a crude image of Carlson as a Nazi prison guard, and Duca peering out from an oven.
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This is apparently no bother to the occupants of the room in question, who are not Pinter's Brits, but Americans, at least to judge by their accents: Rose, played by Kate Valk with the willfully chirpy domesticity of a 1950s television housewife, and Bert (Scott Renderer), an evidently very dim bulb of a man, silently tucking into the breakfast Rose makes him before he goes out into the cold.
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It irritated me that a 25-year-old would soon be lolling in my bed, or in the lounge chairs on the roof deck, after having fired up the commercial grill there, and after a long day of networking in some shared work space, or returning home from a day's surfing in the Rockaways, tucking his surfboard into the space Mr. Bunge and Ms. Hoang designed for it.
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People keep talking to you about the "real world," now that you're no longer a student (and your tongue has bled from all the time you bit it and didn't try to explain that this concept was totally arbitrary), and that apparently means two things: You have to get a "real place to live," and you have to start tucking your shirt into your pants, for some reason.
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Marvel gave us a glimpse at the Norse god's new life down under in a short clip — titled Civil War: Team Thor — posted to Twitter and Facebook last night, showing that while Captain America and Iron Man wrestled with weightier subjects, Thor was bugging his roommate Darryl at work, making amateurish attempts to dig up dirt on Marvel villains, and tucking famous hammer Mjolnir up in an adorable little bed.
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We're meant to understand the magnitude of what Katherine undertakes at work: We've just watched her endure a day of discrimination at NASA's Langley Research Center as the first black employee in her new division, and now she has to settle a squabble between her girls, listening to their gentle chiding about how little of her time they receive, assuaging their fears of a possible Soviet attack, and finally, tucking them into bed.
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Nadal will often take 20 seconds or more to deliver his first serves, owing to a ritual that includes bouncing the ball a few times, tugging at his shorts, pinching the fabric on his left shoulder, then his right shoulder, bouncing the ball, swiping at his nose, his left ear, his nose, then his right ear, tucking his hair behind his left ear, then his right ear, and bouncing the ball a few more times.
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If you paid everyone for a year's worth of caring for loved ones — cooking, washing, transporting, giving pills and shots and rubs, taping together torn oxygen tubes, changing adult diapers, bringing wanderers back home, reading to those who can't anymore and whose minds beg for the refreshment of new ideas, tucking the pain-ridden into bed at night and prying them out in the morning — it would use up almost all the revenue of Walmart worldwide.
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In a dozen Twitter posts Friday evening, she not only called Mr. Trump a bully who can be defeated "not by tucking tail and running, but by holding your ground," but also adopted Mr. Trump's Twitter style, writing: Mary Anne Marsh, a Democratic strategist based in Boston, said that Ms. Warren had a history of speaking her mind — "to anybody, on any topic, at any time," she said — and that the political moment was ripe for that type of authenticity.
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" Penis trees flourished throughout Europe, according to his research: A 14th century French manuscript contains two images of nuns harvesting penises from trees and tucking them into their robes; a wood carving from the early 15th century currently kept at a museum in Germany depicts a woman casually plucking penises while her lover peruses a vulva tree; and a decorative badge found in the Netherlands "shows a couple making love under a phallus tree, possibly being watched by a voyeur.
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Plantel Matilde, an arts center rising in the jungle was conceived by Javier Marin, the Mexico City sculptor, and serves as a campus for international art students and local schoolchildren as well as studio and exhibition space for the artist..CreditCreditAdrian Wilson for The New York Times On a sultry November afternoon in Mérida, Mexico, I sat with my friend David Serrano on the terrace of Apoala, a Mexican-fusion restaurant on the Plaza de Santa Lucia, tucking into Flores de Amarillo — zucchini blossoms stuffed with Oaxacan cheese — and people watching.
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The group of boys who had come on the bus had joined it, one next to the other, skis parallel, and every time it advanced—it was long and, instead of going straight, as in fact it could have, zigzagged randomly, sometimes upward, sometimes down—they stepped up or slid down sideways, depending on where they were, and immediately propped themselves on their poles again, often resting their weight on the neighbor below, or trying to free their poles from under the skis of the neighbor above, stumbling on skis that had got twisted, leaning over to adjust their bindings and bringing the whole line to a halt, pulling off windbreakers or sweaters or putting them back on as the sun appeared or disappeared, tucking strands of hair under their woollen headbands, or the billowing tails of their checked shirts into their belts, digging in their pockets for handkerchiefs and blowing their red, frozen noses, and for all these operations taking off and then putting back on their big gloves, which sometimes fell in the snow and had to be picked up with the tip of a pole.
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