Speaking of twinkles, take one last look at Sophia's eyes.
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Compared with Mayfair's stately grandeur, Hampstead twinkles with village charm.
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Ms. Gerrity's style is yet lighter, more playful; she twinkles.
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Light from a crystal chandelier twinkles and beckons from the glittering hall.
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And yet, a poetic acts twinkles like a star in this darkness.
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"The Glass Universe" shines and twinkles as brightly as the stars themselves.
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Throughout the season, the castle twinkles and shines with over 200,000 lights.
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A single strand of red Christmas lights twinkles in the small window overhead.
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Above its more than 6407,21979 seats, an ultramarine ceiling twinkles with crystal stars.
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But however shaky the show's organization and execution, Mr. Wells's enthusiastic sweetness twinkles through.
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"Norm just kind of twinkles, even when he's not playing the dumb guy," Letterman told me.
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When a satellite orbiting a million miles away looks down upon Earth, it sees twinkles, too.
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At night the backyard twinkles, showing off the impeccable landscaping even after the sun has set.
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A constellation of Victorian lanterns twinkles above not only the playing area, but also the audience.
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Outside, a string of lights twinkles through a smoky haze of grill meats and secondhand smoke.
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For punctuation, the musical score even imitates Alan Silvestri's trademark intrigue-twinkles from that Robert Zemeckis series.
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His bleached blond frosted tips are glistening; his garish gold metal jewelry twinkles beneath the fluorescent lights.
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But other years, Christmas lights don't appear to be tiny twinkles of joy — just pin-points of kitsch.
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"Winsome twinkles shine through the blackness throughout, thanks in no small part to Offutt's keen ear and eye."
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Frontman Adam Granduciel still has his Bob Dylan inflections, whirring over xylophonic twinkles, murky synths, and crystal-clear guitars.
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They've left behind the club dancefloor and video-game interface of their earlier work, with its twinkles and glitches.
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And winsome twinkles shine through the blackness throughout, thanks in no small part to Offutt's keen ear and eye.
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TESS will measure these twinkles from a 13.7-day orbit that extends as far out as the distance of the Moon.
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Because by now, those long-consumed packs of Tagalongs and Samoas are distant twinkles in many a die-hard fan's eye.
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Meanwhile, "It Goes On," (premiering below) dives right into a groove and builds with sanguine guitar licks and subtle twinkles of keys.
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And my daughter, resigned to the reality that she will never live in the house that twinkles at night, thinks they're fabulous.
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Meanwhile, the sort of music that usually plays in television commercials under the words Toyota's Year End Sales Event twinkles determinedly on the soundtrack.
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I crouch down next to its hood to admire its shape, and as the paint twinkles, a word etched on the tire catches my eye. SPEEDGRIPP.
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Before us was Bargemusic, a converted coffee barge moored at Fulton Ferry Landing, where chamber musicians serenade audiences as the financial district twinkles in the distance.
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As much as Drake wants to keep insisting he's a rapper, his decade-defining anthem is a dynamic pop song that simultaneously twinkles, thumps, sneers, and aches.
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The sprawling campground was dusty; a glistening lake reflected the evergreens surrounding it, and trees clung onto the last twinkles of greenness before the winter turned them ocher.
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Vogt et al); Optical (ESO/VLT/MUSE & NASA/STScI)) A rare discovery twinkles in the debris of an ancient supernova: the first isolated neutron star ever found outside the Milky Way.
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Roaming the aisles in Long Island during the second act, a concession worker sells drink mugs made of cheap plastic that twinkles with the switch of a button in dizzying, colorful flashes.
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And while the east end of the old Park Avenue Armory twinkles with the interactive digital works, the booths near the entrance are showcasing modern masters like Warren McArthur and Josef Hoffmann.
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"He knew that my birthday is tomorrow, and he knew that I like to count the twinkles instead of the wrinkles," Mikulski exclaimed to ITK at the movie's premiere at the Newseum.
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But there is an undercurrent of fierce love: As our reviewer, Smith Henderson, put it, "winsome twinkles shine through the blackness throughout, thanks in no small part to Offutt's keen ear and eye."
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Electronic yet almost natural sounding, with shimmering production that glitters like sunlight reflecting off water and twinkles like wind chimes, they're the aural equivalent of a small fountain filled park in the metropolis.
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At least three countries — Afghanistan, Pakistan and India — lay claim to its ownership, but for now it twinkles in the Tower of London underneath the curious gaze of tourists moving past on a specially designed conveyor belt.
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If web-based features are more your thing, there's also the Spot The Station website, where you can enter your address and generate email alerts for upcoming chances to spot the ISS as it twinkles down on you from above.
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If distroid, as Harper suggested, was "hi-fi to the point of actively fetishizing the hi-frequency hisses and twinkles that lo-fi was unable to produce," hardvapour sat somewhere in between distroid and vaporwave, hi-fi without fetishing hi-fi tools (laptops, DAWs, VST synths).
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I met SOA founder Daniela Fernandez at a TechCrunch event a few years ago when all this was just one of many twinkles in her twinkly eyes, and it's been rewarding to watch her grow a community around these issues, which have passionate supporters around the globe if you're willing to look for them and validate their purpose.
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Yet Dropbox was mastering the file backup and sync routine when OneDrive and iCloud were just respective twinkles in the eyes of Microsoft and Apple, and if you need a central repository of files that's accessible everywhere from the web, updated across all your machines instantly, and not dependent on OS then it's ideal (though unfortunately not free beyond the basic 2GB).
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While most of the public was unable to look away as the drama unfolded, some of us were still playing in sandboxes with our preschool classmates – or were mere twinkles in our parents' eyes – and could use a rundown on the case before we tune in to see Sarah Paulson, John Travolta and Cuba Gooding Jr. re-enact (one of) the trial(s) of the century.
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In 2009, the Shooting Stars were invited to act as the Glee Cheerleaders at the Glee NYC premiere party. in 2012, the World Cup Twinkles (Youth Level 5) had their own 1-hour documentary and media companion called Twinkles Chasing Perfection produced by The Star Ledger.
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Examples include: the forward and reverse box, the left and right box turns, the closed twinkle with promenade close ending, the fallaway twinkles (16 counts), the promenade twinkles (16 counts), and the serpentine (progressive twinkles) with closed footwork. A few, such as the grapevine, utilize a faster rhythm consisting of four quicks. Most of these eight-count figures resemble corresponding figures in the waltz, with the rhythm modified by extending the first step of each figure to occupy two counts. Again, many of these figures can be further embellished by underarm turns.
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Meetings are run on a consensus basis. Hand signals are used to help the meeting run smoothly. These signals include the use of a finger wiggling signal called Twinkles to indicate agreement.
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The branch is lit as if to suggest an evil face with illuminated red eyes and the branch twinkles with fibre-optics before gradually the benches and vault return to their starting positions and the ride is over.
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The name Breiðablik comes from Norse mythology, where it was the home of Baldur. The nickname Blikar is formed from the second part of that name, meaning splendours or twinkles (like a star). The singular form Bliki is also a name for male ducks.
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In her review for No Depression, Holley Dey wrote: "It's a collection with multifaceted personality, offering both melodic romanticism and a folk styled humor that twinkles with good natured fun."Dey, Holley. CD Review – Ellis Paul "City of Silver Dreams". No Depression, December 4, 2012.
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Puzzles and hidden object scenes are integrated into the different locations throughout the game. These scenes are tagged with frequent twinkles to attract the player's interest. Return to Ravenhearst is the first installment of the Mystery Case Files series where "haunting performances from live actors" are used.
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Waking up, the Ice King believes the episode to have merely been a strange dream; he is completely unaware that he actually had a vision of the events leading to the creation of his crown. Unbeknownst to the Ice King, what appears to be another comet twinkles distantly in the sky.
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Vogue's Alex Frank wrote that "while the production twinkles like a classic Supremes song, Uchis quivers between pretty singing and straightforward rapping for some very frank lyrics about life and love in the modern world". Writing for The Fader, Zara Golden opined "it's another bit of fizzy, pink-tinged and attitude chocked modern Motown".
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Ports of the game were published for the NES, MSX, FM Towns and Game Boy by HOT-B. The Japan-only sequel, Palamedes 2: Star Twinkles, was released in 1991 for the NES by HOT-B. It featured most of the same basic gameplay elements as the original but with the play field scrolling in the opposite direction.
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Nesbitt's Orange Soda: Bright Star Went Black, Now Twinkles Dimly Nesbitt's own brand of orange beverage was surpassed in popularity by Fanta in the late 1960s and then faded in popularity. In 1972, the company was sold to The Clorox Company, and in April 1975, the bottling operation was sold to Moxie Industries, Inc. (later Monarch Beverage) of Atlanta.
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The eyewitness saw the space shuttle cross the pre-dawn sky, as well as a bright flash in the contrail. Minutes later, the camper saw two "twinkles" descend into mountains perceived to be nearby. NASA considered this report credible enough to analyze radar data and send a ground search crew to the area to look for debris. None were found.
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The penanggal or penanggalan is a nocturnal vampiric entity of Malay ghost myths. Its name comes from the word tanggal meaning to remove or take off, because its form is that of a floating disembodied woman's head with its trailing organs still attached. From afar, it twinkles like a ball of flame, providing an explanation for the will-o'-the-wisp phenomenon. The penanggalan exists by different names in every country of Southeast Asia.
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"Wake Up!" is a song by Japanese ska band Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra featuring rock band Asian Kung-Fu Generation. It was released as the 3rd part of Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra's 25th anniversary project 'Band Collaboration Trilogy' on July 2, 2014. Single's B-side include a cover of Nat Adderley's "Work Song" and "I Want To Be A Star Which Twinkles Only For You" which was composed by band's keyboardist, Yuichi Oki.
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A tenor recitative, "" (Lament then, O destroyed city of God), is accompanied by the recorders and the strings. The recorders play "five-note mourning figures" which may depict the tears of Jesus mourning the fall of Jerusalem. Mincham notes that "Bach′s experiments with instrumentation in a way that lends colour and expressive depth", adding that "it is equally likely that these iridescent twinkles are symbolic; flickering feelings of uncertainty within a demolished world".
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The young adult novel won the Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis in 1974. Kerr said that since the death of her husband writing had become more important than ever. She continued to write and illustrate children's books: Twinkles, Arthur and Puss was published in 2008, and One Night in the Zoo in 2009. Kerr was appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the 2012 Birthday Honours for services to children's literature and Holocaust education.
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Bert's grandmother says that being kind and polite allows you to get wishes from God, and Bert puts on his best clothes, watches out of the apartment window, and wishes to get together with Nadja Nilsson. Bert thinks that God twinkles with a star. During the next school dance, Torleif tells Bert's name to Nadja, but they manage to agree to meet. As the 5th grade goes towards its end, it's announced that Klimpen will move to Motala.
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All three apprentices are shocked at the realization that Saga can see them, since humans are not supposed to be able to see season fairies. Pepper speculates that exceptional humans might be able to see them, which is the best possible explanation. Sugar tells Saga that the three have been sent to Earth to train as full-fledged season fairies, and to do that, they must find 'Twinkles'. Sugar moves into Saga's bedroom and sets up residence, much to the consternation of the super-structured Saga.
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Flora stays behind to act the part of the damsel in distress for Botch's nightmares. Mumford and Ralph release the spring which causes time to freeze. They chase the spring throughout Din, but Botch's vultures steal the spring and begin planting every nightmare bomb in the Murkworks' inventory all over Din. A Fairy Godmother (FGM) twinkles in to tell Mum and Ralph that they have been tricked and gives them three dimes to make a phone booth appear in case they need her help.
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He regularly has some coffee delivered by Saga, who in place of a tip enjoys the view from the tower. ; : :: A thieving crow who often appears as an antagonist to the fairies, particularly whenever they mess with his collection of shiny trinkets which they assume to be "twinkles". ; : :: Saga's late mother and a famous pianist. She was killed in a very tragic accident while riding her bike back home after buying a small toy piano for Saga from the toy store; Ingrid's death left a significant impact on her daughter.
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The song received generally positive reviews from music critics. Jon Blisten from Rolling Stone said the song crafted "a steady groove reminiscent of Eighties blue-eyed soul and tinged with disco guitars" and praised Mayer's "cheeky and earnest" lyrics. Billboard ranked "New Light" 27th in their list "The 50 Best Songs of 2018 (So Far)" published in June, calling the song "a sublimely silky pastel palette of keyboard twinkles and polished guitar licks that sounds like it was recorded in the clouds of John’s Paradise Valley LP cover." Complex ranked the song 31st in their "The Best Songs of 2018" mid-year list.
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He then got admission into the Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka, Anambra State in 2004 to study Applied Biochemistry. In November 2004, Daniel's life changed for good as he lost his father in a ghastly auto crash and being the first child, he had to grow up quickly. In 2005 his family relocated to Abuja after his father’s death in Port Harcourt while his studies continued in Nnamdi Azikiwe University where he also started his modelling career. He graduated from the University in 2009 and managed his uncle’s business Twinkles Catering Service, the pioneer eatery in Gusau, Zamfara State for four months.
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Instrumentally, several music critics noted calypso steel drums throughout the song. Sarah Pope of NME opined that the song had "ethereal twinkles of a harp". The song also features Banks rapping "lines about media scandals and keeping true to herself" over a beat likened, by critics, to the works of M.I.A. In a review of the song for Spin, music critic Marc Hogan noted the use of "elephantine trumpet blares", a "loudly clanging timpani", and clapping on the track every eighth note. Hogan later categorized "Jumanji", along with Barbadian singer Rihanna's "Birthday Cake", and the Big Sean and Nicki Minaj collaboration, "Dance (A$$)", as "clappers".
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In particular, he notes that the series never really explains what the "Twinkles" are that they faeries are searching for because he felt viewers should draw their own conclusions and that the show's purpose to show how friendships are formed and how they result in people growing as human beings. The character of Sugar started as with the basic idea that the main character of the series would be a snow fairy. When trying to think of a name, Yamada associated snow with white, which he said reminded him of "sugar", giving the snow fairy its name. With that name decided, he decided that all of the other fairies would also have the names of condiments.
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Many of these figures may be further embellished by underarm turns, especially when changing from one dance position to another. Variations upon this basic rhythm may employ four quick steps (quick, quick, quick, quick) as in the grapevine and the second measure of the weave, or syncopation (slow, quick-and-quick quick) as in the chassé. Many Continuity-Style Foxtrot figures are similar to those of American Continuity Style Waltz, with the rhythm modified by extending the first step of each figure to occupy two counts. Some, like the open twinkles, are direct developments of the corresponding Social Foxtrot figures in which the footwork has been modified by passing the feet at the end of the figure instead of closing the feet; others are entirely different.
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The idea to tape the basic track and the orchestral arrangement simultaneously went against music industry convention, since the session musicians were paid by the hour. Hewson recalled that he recruited "the best jazz musicians I knew ... They had this particular warm sound" and that the reason for the live recording was because McCartney wanted to capture "a certain feeling". In music journalist Tom Breihan's description, although the song appears to lack a formal structure, "It chugs and twinkles with the slow confidence of an old torch song, while the orchestra ... swells and contracts." According to Hewson, around 20 takes were performed over three hours, leaving the musicians tired and having to assure McCartney that their playing could not be improved on.
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Still, Lori, who is also afraid of wearing her new glasses, allows Dottie to spend the night inside her dollhouse and the next morning, she invites her new friend to come to school with her. Though Dottie tries to explain that she must return home and practice for her exams, she is touched by Lori's pleas and agrees to stay with her the remainder of the week. During the days the two of them spend together, they develop a strong bond and both are heartbroken when they must say goodbye. However, though Dottie is scolded afterwards for allowing herself to be seen by a human child, her good heart is rewarded in the end when a classmate, Twinkles, speaks out for her and her friendship with Lori.
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In the American Continuity Style, most figures are based upon four-count units with the rhythm slow (two counts), quick (one count), quick (one count) repeating in each measure. A basic dance sequence progressing around the room in a straight line might consist of an open left box turn (eight counts), an open twinkle (four counts), an open right turn (four counts), an open impetus (a/k/a hairpin) (four counts), and a continuity ending (four counts), returning to the start of the sequence. Other figures based upon the same rhythm include the serpentine (a/k/a progressive twinkles) with open footwork; the curved running steps; the outside swivel; the pivot from promenade; and the natural fallaway. Many of these figures may be executed in a variety of positions: for instance, the serpentine may be executed in closed position, open position, or shadow position, with the man facing either forwards or backwards.
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The song received mixed reviews. Leor Galil of the Chicago Reader praised Drake's performance in "Hotline Bling," stating that he "sounds hurt, neglected, and confused even while he's admonishing his ex," and that "it's hard to imagine anyone else pulling off this kind of song with the same verve". Jayson Greene of Pitchfork selected "Hotline Bling" as the "Best New Track" of the day, praising its "muted and intimate" beat and declaring it a "halting, aching song" about a man "a little too concerned" for a woman that could be a "rewrite" of "Roxanne" by The Police. Brad Wete of NPR hailed the song as both "remarkably catchy and damp with boo-hoo reflection," writing that "musically, it twinkles with bright organ riffs and boasts a bass line fit to thump in clubs" while its lyrics feature Drake "deeply wondering aloud, channeling the jealous ex in all of us". Rhian Daly of NME described the track's "simple and minimal" production as "secondary to Drake’s emotions".
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Carolyn Menyes of Music Times likened the song to the musical style of Australian singer Kylie Minogue. "Sparks" opens with a whistled melody that is backed with "low key blips", before Duff begins singing the first verse: "I can't hear a single word / Just know you're talking ‘cause your lips keep moving / Every thing I thought I'd learned / Goes out the window / All I want is one thing". Her "light" and "sweet-sounding" vocals are surrounded by "high twinkles", which Vanessa Golembewski of Refinery29 called "bubble gum enough you want to listen to it, but not so saccharine you feel like you stole your little sister's Disney channel CD." Writing for Ryan Seacrest's entertainment website, Marc Inocencio noted that instead of "crescendoing into a synth-heavy drop", the song "pulls back" with an "infectious whistle" in between choruses. Madeline Boardman of Us Weekly noted that the song's "steamy lyrics" are a "change of tone" for Duff.
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Writing for DIY, Lisa Wright described the song as a "kitschy electro-pop nugget that draws heavily on her PC Music affiliation", that was "Full of video game-like twinkles and saccharine sweet lyrics", ultimately giving the feeling of being "trapped inside Candy Crush with only a couple of pills and some high-sheen production to save you". In an article from Stereogum, "Claws" was listed one of the five best songs of the week on April 24, as James wrote that the song was a "burst of pure elation", and lyrics that were the "best kind of Charli gibberish, earnest and winking in equal measure". In addition to feeling that this was "exactly the kind of music that [he wants] to hear right now, music that makes [him] feel cool and safe and lets [him] forget about everything that’s going on". Trey Alston from MTV wrote that Charli "is in need of a software upgrade as she malfunctions while mechanically declaring her infatuation with someone", with Alston mentioning Optimus Prime.
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