"Twirl, twirl, twirl, twirl," Mugler rhythmically implored Chaignaud, who, rose en pointe and obliged.
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I would have to dry his hair on the lowest heat seating and just twirl and twirl and twirl.
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Then — piece by piece — twirl your hair around your finger.
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Then the two twirl around, poolside, illuminated by twinkle lights.
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As they twirl, each dancer's concentration is fixed on Allah.
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Falyne would twirl in the abundant rain of social capital.
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Then I decide I need to eat a Cadbury Twirl.
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Specifically, take the "little tan skirt" out for a twirl.
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The twirl, too brief to really even count as anything.
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The surrogate does not twirl, but nonetheless steals the show.
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Having adopted "twirl" as a bit of a catchphrase on RHOA, it's only natural that Moore nicknamed her future son or daughter "baby twirl" in the video, which was posted to her Instagram Stories.
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Kenya Moore has a strong message for her haters: twirl off!
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Just watch this 360 degree twirl, complete with a glorious kick.
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Her eyes go dark and she begins to twirl her dreadlocks.
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Amorphous shapes float, twirl, and bounce against a neon-blue background.
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America is dotted with wind turbines that twirl exclusively for Google.
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Related Video: Pinrose Twirl & Whirl Rollerball Trio, $24, available at Pinrose.
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It's 21880, and you twirl the spinner to find your fate.
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And who doesn't love to twirl when wearing a long dress?
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She did a little twirl at the end when she won.
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You can't just drop that bombshell and then twirl out the door.
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It's about winning, or appearing to win, at every turn, or twirl.
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More than 4,000 wind turbines already twirl off the coasts of Europe.
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It's so crazy watching these planes twirl and zoom around downtown Chicago.
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La Comte St. Germain might as well grow a mustache to twirl.
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O.K. On cue, the wind picks up and we begin to twirl.
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This time the industry can't expect us to go up and twirl around.
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As I twirl the al dente linguini around my fork, I glance up.
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He wants to twirl around in the bomb shelter instead of playing baseball.
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And in New Zealand, he and local woman Lisa Shannon took a twirl.
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Did you see that stick twirl by Laine after he scored that goal?
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I started trying to twirl my cabbage shreds around my fork like spaghetti.
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Instead of the traditional acrobatics, Bianco's performers twirl and dance with whimsical, frenetic energy.
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Adriano Espaillat and State Assemblyman Keith Wright, even getting a twirl from Sen. Espaillat.
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She (my young girl brain) still loves too much sparkle and skirts that twirl.
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You twirl a dial until you see 'Fifth Street' appear in a small window.
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They wipe their eyes, scratch their noses, bite their nails, and twirl their mustaches.
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I'd twirl the noodles around my fork, noticing how plain and mild they looked.
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But while you twirl your thumbs, check out some of these favorite tunes from Nashville.
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See, that was a nervous tick, to twirl and pull it off to one side.
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They work a little differently, and you can twirl them on your finger and everything.
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Here's hoping a "twirl for her haters" makes it in to the show moving forward.
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You're going to twirl on your haters and you think your nails should reflect that.
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So is it time park your denim mini and embrace the power of the twirl?
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Russian pop songs blare from speakers as women in short dresses twirl through the room.
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The 'Twirl' sculpture shown at the "Statale" University during Milan's Furnishing Accessories Exhibition in 2011.
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William watched one glass twirl around until it finally rested, and he calmed a bit.
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Hands on her hips, she took a twirl, and started to really strut her stuff.
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Twirl-a-Squirrel was great fun to watch, but Maine squirrels are a hardy breed.
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Twirl it around on your fork, swallow every drop, find the sweet in the bitter.
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It's fun, you can twirl, it's got pockets, you can spread your legs in it.
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The young dolphins twirl, take unusual poses and even wiggle their tongues at their reflections.
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Sterling shook his hips once, twice, his legs starting to twirl over the stationary ball.
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Once Lopez took the stage, Barnes held his breath through every hair flip and twirl.
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How long I spent on my back watching the ceiling fan twirl, I couldn't say.
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They had just done a twirl, and she hadn't yet quite come down to earth.
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So for the holidays, do you think she's going to twirl about in a sequin mini?
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Get ready to twirl again — Kenya Moore is coming back to the Real Housewives of Atlanta!
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His eyes widen, hands twirl, and voice amplifies when responding to questions only he can answer.
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"Très jolie, maman!" she says, as I slip the leather handles over my shoulder and twirl.
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Stagehands tack up undulating wall panels that bend and twirl to create the impression of chaos.
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She likes to twirl her victims around to the tune of a song only she hears.
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I graduated with honors in all of my programs and now he wants me to twirl.
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But add a hair flip or twirl into the mix, and this "hair art" becomes downright hypnotic.
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The court's decision is far from the final twirl in Mr Navalny's ongoing foxtrot with the Kremlin.
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But he's not the only Disney creature we'd like to take for a twirl around the ballroom.
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"I said to the writers and [showrunner Jonathan Krisel], 'I would like Christine to twirl,'" Anderson claims.
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I loved that she could twirl and feel like a princess in this gorgeous Paolo Sebastian gown.
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We know what you're thinking: Isn't the whole point of a fidget spinner to twirl it yourself?
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Then you start to toss and twirl your blender with less precision than you're normally capable of.
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In order to rinse off I have to teeter and twirl under it like a drunken dancer.
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Their message: "While other campaigns twirl signs, we knock doors," Sanders's digital director Josh Miller-Lewis tweeted.
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They twist, twirl and even pirouette after falling onto a special surface he and his colleagues designed.
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Every time you twirl and slurp up your classic spaghetti and meatballs, you are secretly eating eggs.
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With one twirl, Graham — who isn't even nominated for an award — managed to steal the entire pre-show.
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But others are just meant for watching someone stretch, squash, poke, jiggle, and twirl slime for the viewer.
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She then "gave a twirl that wouldn't exactly earn her a spot on 'Dancing With the Stars,'" TMZ.
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These nanoparticle-infused droplets are magnetized, so that when placed in a magnetic field, they twirl in unison.
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French courtiers twirl and toss flags like oversized cheerleaders, dancing in front of L.E.D.-generated stained-glass windows.
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As he watched James Paxton twirl a no-hitter on Tuesday, Paul Quantrill was not conflicted at all.
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To eat something like fettuccine, you just need to twirl it on your fork, no special technique necessary.
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The women gathered on plum-colored armchairs and drank champagne while Mr. Porter gave a full circle twirl.
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Debbie, if you're reading this, can you post a slo-mo twirl — or better yet, a bun drop — stat?
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Lorde has yet to offer a follow-up tweet explaining her unique whirl-and-twirl on the VMA stage.
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With each powerful twirl and every dramatic whip and swing of her hair, fans become more and more mesmerized.
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She also took the opportunity to pose and twirl in her hospital gown, and her positive attitude is infectious.
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A person's arm could be resting on the center armrest and lift in the air and twirl their finger.
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CNN spoke to two male witnesses who each saw a separate occasion in which Freeman asked women to twirl.
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He yelled and did a 23-degree twirl when the Spurs took a 23-second violation in the fourth.
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Do editors sit in a room on Monday morning, twirl the globe, and decide what stories are most important?
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I know I'll do everything I can to persuade my sons to join the drill team and twirl flags.
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She didn't know she just had to pull on a pair of skates and twirl around for a while.
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In the 2010s, it came back as a word meant to dominate, to succeed, to twirl on them haters.
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And, you will sigh, twirl your split ends, and rue the day you tried to have nice hair, for once.
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Women performing traditional dances such as caporales wear corset-like bodices and miniskirts, which displays their underwear when they twirl.
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As for the girls, he only had to say "Give us a twirl!" and they fell into his open arms.
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The mom of two started in an orange, skin-tight, strapless design and gave her best Victoria's Secret Angel twirl.
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" FROM PEN: Andy Cohen's Pick For The Most Absurd 'Real Housewives' Business Ever Added Moore, "I twirl on my haters.
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They twirl their hair harder, swing their hips faster, and strike a pose more elegantly than any woman I know.
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Me, I'd take the seven-footer who can twirl like a ballet dancer and hit 30-footers over undersize opponents.
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Or wait until sunset, and do a slow twirl over the valley as the sun puts on a spectacular show.
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Anton kept jabbing at it, trying to twirl it onto his six-foot-long fork like a piece of pasta.
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Instead, these pieces thrash and twirl every which way, propelled in a new direction with each bang of the drums.
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Though the star pokes fun at her own performance, there's clearly concentration and discipling required to twirl even a fake lightsaber.
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While making her exit, she hit everyone with a twirl so adorable that it elicited a few cheers from the audience.
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Like some sort of post-Singularity gentelmen's club, dancers twirl, swirl, and slide around a pole against a projected minimalist grid.
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They skip, they hop, they twirl, they make us want to call our dads and challenge them to a dance-off.
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It's a beautiful red wine color (surprisingly accurate to photo), and it has a lovely flow when you walk and twirl!
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Not in the least, but thanks, BMW, for confirming that I never want to twirl my finger to adjust volume ever again.
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Tantaros in the lawsuit says Ailes, beginning in 2011, made numerous comments about her appearance and asked her to "twirl" for him.
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Step to the left, hands up, folded on top of the head, point out, turn, hands up again, hands on hips, twirl.
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Ahmed might as well just sit back and twirl an imaginary mustache, given how many Evil Villain Speeches he's forced to make.
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Watching Fury spin, twirl, and flip her way through each encounter like some kind of murder ballerina makes for great eye candy.
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When the lights dim and the dancers twirl ropes above their heads, the whirling hum in the moon glow is hair-raising.
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ANDREW R. CHOW The glass twirl introduction, with those four wine glasses lined up perfectly in a row, was peak Disney villain.
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If you twirl the ball with your finger a few times, it should start to sparkle — you've then activated the curve motion.
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Instead of Han robbing a space train, we'd get to watch Lando twirl his goofy mustache all around Cloud City or whatever.
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She gathered her expansive pinstriped coat around her and gave half a twirl: "I love it, it's from Paris, and it's mine!"
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The first video showed Brown, 24, clapping after doing a quick twirl while wearing a white skirt in the DWTS rehearsal studio.
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Their photos are stunning: They defy jet lag, flash blinding smiles over artful lattes and twirl on the edge of breathtaking landscapes.
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His dangling mobiles can twirl and shake in air, making their shadows dance — and making viewers aware of their own shifting perspectives.
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This is a five-axis milling machine, which can tilt and twirl prototypes in order to create very accurate and precise cuts.
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Half of you is fantasizing about white-picket fences, while the other half just wants to strut your stuff and twirl for admirers.
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To emulate Washington's swagulosity on the red carpet, follow these steps: try it on, put some flowers on it, and twirl it out.
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Tantaros in Monday's lawsuit said that Ailes, beginning in 2011, made numerous comments about her appearance and asked her to "twirl" for him.
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She enjoys being Reynolds' latest muse, likes giving a twirl during a fashion show, aware that he's gazing at her through a peephole.
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Princes and presidents, princesses and regents are greeted, dancers twirl and stomp and an Olympic flame is lit atop a 17th-century tower.
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While the hulking dad has been there every step and twirl of the way, he admits he didn't entirely feel comfortable at first.
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Unlike the wider, heavier Plus, I can twirl the X around in one hand, and stick it in tiny jean pockets with ease.
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There are also elastic snaps for the lights so that you can dance and twirl without having to worry about a wardrobe malfunction.
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I mean, this show has so many moral dilemma plates to spin that I get that occasionally one gets less of a twirl.
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I put on my Wondy Underoos, made bulletproof bracelets from construction paper, and took to the backyard to twirl with abandon, utterly transformed.
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There are flocks of rave bros getting their Saturday Night Fever moves on, girls in flowy sundresses finally free to twirl with impunity.
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At home, Japanese children dig it from the jar with chopsticks, which they twirl to create a corn-syrup-sweet gob for licking.
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Glistening Thrills captures hanging mobiles made out of reflective and holographic bags from a gift shop as they twirl their way to ecstasy.
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But for many, staying afloat financially is a lesser-known hurdle as they ski, skate, jump, flip and twirl their way to gold.
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Seoul, South Korea (CNN)The teenagers drop down on their stomachs, slap the floor with their hands and rise with a gracious twirl.
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Weary salespeople look on while women of all ages twirl and bend, contorting their bodies as they decide whether their outfits are flattering.
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Others described him asking women to twirl for him, or getting really close to their faces as he stared at them during a party.
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The work was steady and my manager would blast Lady Gaga come closing time as he would twirl around the store with a mop.
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He holds a shotgun in one hand; others twirl behind him, and his penis is itself a shotgun facing upwards, aligned with his torso.
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Williams walked off Arthur Ashe Stadium court with a wave and twirl then waited to find out who she will play in Saturday's final.
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If the clicketyclack of tap is not your thing, other opportunities to twirl abound across the city this week: Learn to Tango on Tuesday.
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When I twirl the ball in a horizontal circle, the tension in the string provides the centripetal force needed to make the weight curve.
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The 12 who twirl through these nearly 450 minutes gave it their all, reciting reams of text while cavorting around the intricate, multilevel set.
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My new friend Katie, blue-eyed and American Girl doll-like, grabbed my hand to twirl me around and quickly realized something was off.
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Calder had been experimenting with new, abstract compositions, made of painted wood and equipped with small motors that made balls oscillate or curlicues twirl.
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Williams, 38, also shared the photo on her own Instagram, writing, "Twirl & Twerk," in reference Williams' love of the dance and Moore's signature phrase.
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That kid saw Top Gun and decided that Iceman was his favorite character and taught himself how to twirl his pen just like him.
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The planes twirl in a death spiral, falling from a cloud of hair on the ceiling towards a mirrored bull's-eye on the floor.
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After a few strokes, she popped out of the pool, covered up her breasts with her arms and did a quick twirl in the air.
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In dramatic sequences, God of War might ask the player to spam "X" or twirl the control sticks to mimic the action happening on screen.
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It's hard not to blush throughout the entire listening, or shift as her daughter and another little girl twirl hand-in-hand to the beat.
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" He doesn't chuckle, just purses his lips and then sends a freezing twirl of spit spiraling toward the gravel below, mumbling, "You've done it again.
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"I just remember clicking that video ... and just watching her twirl around that ice and just crying in the middle of the newsroom," Cahalan said.
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After a while, the dancers' weightless and slow-motion swaying, especially as they lean against one another and twirl away, is enough to induce queasiness.
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Not to mention, it's really difficult to twirl your hair around a hot cylinder while contorting your arms to reach the back of your head.
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A video of the event shows him immersed in paperwork as they twirl around and are handed baskets of rose petals by a grown-up.
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One-Pot Spaghetti With Cherry Tomatoes and Kale I just want to reach a fork into that pot and twirl the noodles right onto it.
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Like the Little Tramp, who often ended his films by tottering down the road, he'd mentally twirl a cane and wobble lakeward into the sunset.
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Click on to shop these comfortable, ready-to-layer pieces and get ready to twirl your way to work — even when it's way too cold outside.
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Getting dog DNA samples is a lot like getting human DNA samples — you firmly twirl each swab along the inside of each cheek for 15 seconds.
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In the video, he finds Roncione, and their choreography is loving and tender as they twirl in each other's embrace over an overwhelming swell of synths.
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Before taking the ballroom floor, 36-year-old Viall, in Bachelor style, gave a single red rose to judge Bruno Tonioli, who gave it a twirl.
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Swooning strings and blissful monotonic synth lines drift and twirl around one another, like cartoon birds singing to one another as a Disney protagonist slowly wakes.
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Even Deshmukh's usually reliable comic timing cannot come to the rescue, and Oberoi seems to have little to do but twirl his moustache and act menacing.
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Notice the shades of dark purple, the wrinkles, twirl it in their fingers, listen to the sound it makes as it's squeezed, sniff it, he'd suggest.
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Libra season goes out with a whimsical and romantic twirl as Venus, the planet of love and beauty, harmonizes with dreamy Neptune on Monday, October 21.
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It wasn't possible to twirl lit torches inside the party room, so Ms. McCabe had fashioned the next best thing: a handmade light-up Yang sign.
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From the beginning, Baker handed down all of his techniques, teaching aspiring puppeteers how to make his collection of over 4003,000 puppets walk, swoop and twirl.
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But with the touch of a button, tiny windshield wipers pop out, then twirl around the surface of the sensor amid a spray of cleaning fluid.
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Mercury retrograde in January was your time to sit back and twirl your thumbs, but things will be full speed ahead by the end of February!
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Seeing ballet implies buying an expensive ticket, schlepping to a fancy theater, and sitting in the dark with strangers, while willowy ballerinas twirl en pointe on stage.
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Case in point: In 2015, an Australian Open announcer asked Williams and fellow female player Eugenie Bouchard to "give us a twirl" after winning their respective matches.
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The robot can even twirl the block arounds its fake hand, showing off the dexterity that makes it possible for humans to accomplish so many basic tasks.
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She Loves to Twirl Breaking into song and dance is nothing unusual on Crazy Ex-Girlfriend – in fact, it usually happens two or three times an episode.
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She would carefully cut that fantasy cheese into eight rectangular chunks, and I would watch the yellow bowl and the yellow cheese twirl around in the microwave.
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A baton twirler who had always wanted to twirl fire and who had recently moved to New York City from Pennsylvania, she was broke and felt adrift.
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One man smoked a joint as he watched the snow twirl in the wind outside, while a clutch of men sipped from bottles wrapped in paper bags.
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As long as the most interesting virtual reality requires us to stand, twist, stoop, twirl and turn, it's doomed to stay on the fringe of favorite pastimes.
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Marla Maples is among the competitors attempting to dance and twirl their way to the top on the ABC show's 22nd season, the network announced on Tuesday.
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A district worker said a House member told her to twirl in a dress for him, then gave her a bonus when he liked what he saw.
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" There's not really time to think; you just have to take people in your arms and hold their hands and look in their eyes and twirl. "Hello!
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When you want the music to get louder, you can twirl your finger in the air to turn it up rather than reaching for the volume knob.
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They walk the hallways like a red carpet, and Lynch pulls Sinclair into a romantic twirl, and the two almost kiss for the camera, but not quite.
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Today, we're more likely to sext than skate, to troll online than to twirl on a floor, to rant on Twitter than dedicate carnations to one another.
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"With the very, very strong winds if they just sit there and twirl, it's like a battering ram," Queensland police commissioner Ian Stewart told CNN affiliate 7 News.
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Last but not least, Wear 2.0 supports "rotational" input, in case your watch has a crown you want to spin or a watch bezel you want to twirl.
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Later in the evening, he appeared with Quantico actress Priyanka Chopra to present an award – even taking her for a twirl on their way out to the podium.
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Pinrose, the "Warby Parker of fragrance," recently announced it's Twirl & Whirl fragrance baton — a holographic stick of streamers that looks as if its been decorated by a unicorn.
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You just know that, before he even hit a single snare, Jason Schwartzman sat in his bedroom for hours at a time teaching himself to twirl a drumstick.
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Dressed in thick winter coats, the brother and sister are seen rushing out into their backyard to twirl in the falling snowflakes in a moment of pure joy.
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His mother taught him (wrongly, he points out) to twirl spaghetti with a fork, then capture it on a spoon, when the family was dining at San Marino.
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"Once you&aposre able to twirl in a six-inch heel, you can go down to a four-inch heel and feel like you&aposre flying," she added.
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"Once you&aposre able to twirl in a six-inch heel, you can go down to a four-inch heel and feel like you&aposre flying," she said.
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Blades flashing in the morning sun, the young women twirl, cartwheel and then kick in unison, finishing their graceful movements in a centuries old kung fu fighting stance.
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When you bash into something, King Knight will twirl through the air, letting you bounce on enemies, break through certain types of ground, and dig through treasure piles.
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Mandy Moore had a full-length chiffon cape attached to the back of her plunging Naeem Khan gown, the better to do some superhero billowing with a twirl.
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A flashback episode reveals that the whole set was arranged to fluff Mitch's ego: Staffers flirt with him, cheek-kiss him, twirl for him, laugh off his jokes.
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Back for another twirl on the stage are season 1 stars Porkchop, Akashia, Jade, Ongina, Shannel, Rebecca Glascock, Nina Flowers, and RuPaul's first Drag Race winner BeBe Zahara Benet.
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Working your way from ear to ear, twist and twirl your hair around your fingers, shaping each section into a twist that points toward the back of your head.
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"They think it's going to be, everybody's got on cowboy hats and wearing bejeweled shirts and the big fancy dresses that they twirl, with the petticoats," Mr. Lee said.
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Before the overture, aerialists dressed in yet more nun habits twirl high above the audience, a reminder that this space spends much of its time as a circus school.
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A jubilant Williams was back giving the crowd a one-arm raised victory twirl after reaching a 10th Wimbledon final when her opponent swiped a lob behind the baseline.
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Also on sale is the Twirl Trio, crowned one of the best hair styling tools at both the 2019 The Knot Beauty Awards, 2019 Allure Best of Beauty Awards.
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The players were being presented to the crowd when the mascot, known as "Mad Rooster", induced defender Vitoria Calhau to twirl around and then walked away rubbing his hands.
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Big supermarkets are extending the amount of space that they allocate to the discs and even the turntables that twirl them have found a place on Amazon's best-seller lists.
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The Quantico star's Kodak moment was such a hit with photographers and fans, even her presenting partner Tom Hiddleston wanted her to show off the chiffon train with a twirl.
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The podcast's Instagram posted a goofy 15-second video clip of Dewan Tatum showing Faris – who was wearing impressively high heels – how to pop her booty, kick, twirl and pose.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — It may be hard, watching LaMarcus Aldridge bop and twirl through these playoffs, to recall the days much earlier this season when his play was not so poised.
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Sporting a grey wig — a nod to Luyendyk Jr.'s salt and pepper locks — Unglert first took a twirl as the camera panned up from his feet to his head.
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As they twirl through an aquarium, sans any colorful wigs or elaborate character arcs, she seems to shed pieces of her pop star persona — and end up better for it.
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Kelly said in the video that Roger Ailes, the late Fox News chief who was forced out of Fox News over sexual harassment allegations, had made her "twirl" for him.
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Dalton is the epitome of classic Hollywood cool in the scene, smoking a cigarette and singing, while three women twirl and dance around him in the style of the era.
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Lit gorgeously by Mimi Jordan Sherin, they slide and twirl about the huge space in various combinations that fascinate and appall the eye, like de Chirico paintings come to life.
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In the space where somebody else would shut down, he was like, 'Let's see what happens if I twirl around and pretend to screw in light bulbs with my hand.
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"It's a visual medium," Ailes (John Lithgow this time) says again and again in "Bombshell," as he demands aspiring Fox News journalists hike up their skirts and twirl for him.
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Following releases on Derrick Carter and Luke Solomon's seminal Classic Record Company label and their own Twirl imprint, the latest by the duo, also called Face the Truth, drops next week.
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Twirl red wine around in your glass as you list off everything you know about Russian literature to comfort your fears that the system will never provide equal education for everyone.
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And sometimes it simply means making a fierce and joyful noise, to spin, to twirl, to throw your hands up with the relentless dips and climb aboard this rollercoaster of life.
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Click here to view original GIFThe third act of Swan Lake is considered one of the most difficult in the balletic cannon, requiring a dancer to twirl around 32 consecutive times.
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For those of you keeping track of details, the Quarter Finalists were: Green Triangle vs Galaxy Caramel, The Quality Street Purple One vs Bounty, Teaser vs Twirl, Toffee Penny vs Snickers.
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She saved two match points before Williams finally ended her resistance with a devilish forehand that flew past the Briton and left the American to twirl in celebration on Centre Court.
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Throughout six tracks Harris continues his exploration of live soundscapes that twirl between ambient tones and bright house melodies, remaining light in nature while still potent enough to move the floor.
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The second option would make it easier to execute the coloratura roulades during this, well, ecstatic music, but Ms. Yende preferred for the two women to twirl together, like impish schoolgirls.
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It's a reality that feels far from mind at Riverbank State Park in Harlem, where twice a week, year-round, little black and brown girls glide and twirl across the ice.
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A mere mustache twirl away from a trite-ward spiral, Lace manufactured drama throughout the evening with the finesse of a young woman raised on MTV, and must be the producers' dream.
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That twirl through the history books shows that the riots Trump has hinted would be a near given if the current contest unfolds in the same way as it did in 1860.
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There's some new eye candy popping up in our Insta feeds this week: Dubbed "spiral liner" or "twirl liner," the three-dimensional style involves ribbons of color wrapped around fierce, winged eyes.
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One other fun feature: The X7 also has the gesture-control feature introduced on the BMW 7 Series sedan, which lets you adjust the audio volume with the twirl of a finger.
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Adjacent to the Pavilion is Sip N' Twirl, which is quite literally what it sounds like --- a place to get your drink on and bounce around under disco balls and strobe lights.
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But when the NFL makes damned sure Indianapolis Colts fans can't include the Baltimore Colts in this list, everyone who draws a league paycheck might as well twirl a Snidely Whiplash moustache.
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I am a ballet dancer and while many people think we just twirl on stage, what they don't see is the grueling hard work and competition that goes on behind the scenes.
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It was there, in a curved chamber within the massive Richard Serra "Band" (a 13-foot-tall undulating ribbon of steel) that I — at age 63 — suddenly had the impulse to twirl.
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Baked littlenecks wobble next to a twirl of linguine and, nice surprise here, ribbons of zucchini soaking in a fine white clam sauce that is made with just the firm, sweet bits.
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This works to our benefit only if we can take the baton back or if we pass it on with specific rules on how to twirl it, toss it and catch it.
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The planet known as "HD 131399Ab" orbits the largest star in the system, and just beyond that, the two smaller stars twirl around each other as they too slowly orbit the largest star.
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Besides "Flat Marc," the impromptu wedding also included a cake, stuffed animal versions of Moore's Yorkies King and Twirl, Burruss singing "Here Comes the Bride" and Leakes officiating in a red choir robe.
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Buttons and knobs have a 100 percent success rate — why would I want to struggle to change the volume with a twirl of my finger when I could just turn the volume knob?
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The instructor, Anya, made it look incredibly easy to do splits mid-air and twirl upside down, but I had a feeling it would be a bit more of a struggle for me.
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Sure, you can't twirl a Miss Universe baton on Capitol Hill without hitting an extremely ambitious, calculating Machiavelli with big dreams and an even a bigger sense of their own place in history.
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Fidget spinner backlash is growing at schools across the US. The small gadgets, which you can twirl between your fingers, have become an omnipresent part of adolescent life across the US seemingly overnight.
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The Black Panther even slinks into a swank casino with some backup and before long the place has erupted with the kind of choreographed mayhem that — as legs and gowns twirl — achieves liftoff.
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" Mr. Rosen, the investigators wrote, "occasionally made inappropriate sexual comments to his female subordinates, such as asking them to twirl and encouraging them to use their sex appeal to secure information from sources.
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Other online clips, captured from a distance, appeared to show the woman shouting at Niuniu, hitting her with a clothes hanger on set and asking her to smile and twirl for the camera.
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Seeing 2,000 pigeons equipped with LED lights whirl through the night sky is a little bit like laying flat on a merry-go-round at dusk and watching the starry sky twirl overhead.
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For two performances every evening, 60 performers from 14 different countries twirl, kick and dance their way through the "Feerie" show, the review that is now the mainstay of the Moulin Rouge's repertoire.
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His mother comes on to dance too; she and her son balance on one leg on the rooftop's ledge, then he gives her a ginger twirl in a sweet, familial pas de deux.
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He founded CVT Soft Serve—the initials stand for its three flavor options, Chocolate, Vanilla, and Twirl—in 2014, and it was named the best food truck in Los Angeles that same year.
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"You voted for me, America," Underwood smirks, romancing the camera in one of his asides that answers the question of what would happen if the Cheshire Cat had a mustache he could twirl.
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The experience of watching it is so captivating that the half hour passes without a moment of distraction as you twirl around and around within the screen that embraces you with a multichannel video.
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In it, your gift-getter will get candy bars including a Flake, a Twirl, a Crunchie, and other sweets beloved in the UK but harder to find on the American side of the pond.
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We've all been there: filled with the insatiable need to click pens, twirl hair, or tap our fingers, just looking for a way to get more focused, soothe anxiety, or escape straight-up boredom.
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"I've learned that when you twirl, you still have to walk backwards to be careful not to catch your heel on the back of your hem as you're walking the other way," Lucci said.
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A credenza that stands against a patterned wall displays coffee table books, framed family photos, and iconic Kate Spade images, as well as a giant golden-dotted glass bottle of the brand's Twirl fragrance.
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By contrast, Trisha Brown's dancers were taught by her to walk down walls, twirl down poles, semaphore to one another across rooftops, and, quite often, fling their limbs around like bags of wet laundry.
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Her celebrations are usually quite understated but the seven-times grand slam champion betrayed her delight by bouncing around the court before treating the crowd to an elaborate take on her traditional victory twirl.
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A journey through the Met's Fifth Avenue building on Saturday will mean more than just walking: Be prepared to stomp, shake, tap and twirl as the museum offers workshops on a host of dance disciplines.
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When they sat silent, they would twirl their gold hoops between their fingers and swing their crossed legs instead of nervously rubbernecking around (have you ever seen a kid sit still and luxuriate in it?).
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Sitting across from home run hitters like Karen Pittman, Nina Arianda, Amy Sedaris, while all I had to do was twirl my finger in the air like an umpire watching it go over the fence.
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" Night begins with calm confidence, addressing someone who's patronized her: "You're talking to me like a child / Hey, I've got news, I'm not a little girl / And no, I won't give you a little twirl.
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On a swampy June night last year, Jessica White sat in the shadows of a Bronx public-housing high-rise and watched her three children scamper over a play set and twirl down the slide.
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The alleged misconduct occurred more than a decade ago, while Kelly was serving as a legal correspondent in Fox News's Washington bureau, which she says included being asked to "twirl" for Ailes in his office.
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Yacht Club puts King Knight's shoulder bash and graceful twirl to clever use in smartly designed levels that are typically built around one specific mechanic or gimmick, similar to levels in side-scrolling Mario games.
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Venus danced around the court in breathless delight and gave the crowd an elaborate version of her traditional victory twirl, having ensured she would become the oldest Australian Open women's finalist in the professional era.
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For you, a high ponytail or tight bun isn't complete without a few strands tugged loose to fall around your face — a look that's polished, but still leaves you with something to twirl around your finger.
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In a new pair of ads for Dolce & Gabbana, the Game of Thrones actors cruise and twirl around the streets of Italy, smelling fruit and eating pasta and reveling in the joy of living their truth.
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Hiding inside the Twirl & Whirl rainbow baton are three of the brands best-selling rollerballs: There is Secret Genius (a warm vanilla), Lil Dipper (a blend of peony and lavender), and Wild Child (gardenia and jasmine).
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As soon as it catches fire, bring the stick vertical with the pointed end facing up and gently twirl it while letting it burn a few short seconds until the top half of it is blackened.
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In her book, The New Sex Bible, Dr. O'Reilly describes a rimming technique called the "tongue twister," in which you spread apart your partner's butt cheeks with your hands and twirl your tongue in circular motions.
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Not given to prolonged mourning, she turned to a lavishly pleated, ankle-grazing green velvet dress, plucked it off the rack, clutched it to her chest and gave it the girlish twirl of a 1950s ingénue.
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"I know it doesn't sound like much — like, 'what do you mean, who cares, it's a twirl' — but it is degrading and in the moment you don't know what to do," Kelly said in the interview.
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The "Let&aposs Dance" long-sleeve dress that came in the pink box is the perfect dress for Ellie to twirl around in, and in general, the organic cotton fabric is soft and flows very well.
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Imagine twinkly lights and barefeet as you twirl around the floor to 2006's "Mary's Song," which follows a seven-year-old girl and her nine-year-old beau as they grow up and get married.
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She has all the knock-out lyrics, and kills it in "Love in the Fall," an eager, twirl-inducing song about New York City's redeeming qualities and how they pale in comparison to a park bench smooch.
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By synchronizing his movements with those of the puppets that twirl in the water tank behind him, he appears to assume the role of the artist, who, within the frame of the symphony, conjures its psychedelic visions.
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A new 1000-foot tower going up in Manhattan provides a more interesting take: Hanging gardens that twirl down the exterior of the building like a giant green exclamation point marking the end of the High Line.
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Otherwise, classic mode is the same game as before: with the same collection of Kongs that enhance your jumping abilities—Diddy and his slow-burn jetpack, Dixie and her height-adding twirl, Cranky and his pogo stick.
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The celebrity businessman would also have women contestants twirl in front of him, according to the AP. Several crew members recalled Trump commenting on a camerawoman's behind, and comparing her beauty to that of Ivanka, his daughter.
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What I settled on is placing a thumb on the bottom left corner of the watch to stabilize it and then I use the left side of my index finger to twirl the knob and hit the crown.
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The couple, who also celebrated the night before the wedding with a dinner at Cedar Hill Dairy Joy, danced on the patio to Van Morrison's "Crazy Love" before the bride took a twirl with her father as well.
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Here he is at the end of last week's crappy insta-classic, catching a pass at the top of the key with plenty of time and just enough space to twirl into the paint for a key layup.
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Rebecca Weir, a 220-year-old lawyer in Washington, had never heard of the office in 22009 when she said former Representative Gary Miller, Republican of California, asked her to twirl for him in his Diamond Bar, Calif.
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At the Oscars, actresses who have paid a fortune to dermatologists and surgeons will still vogue on the red carpet as they do the Roger Ailes twirl in gowns and jewels that they are paid handsomely to model.
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Anthropomorphized Dunkin Donut cup and donut mascots twirl in space or Juju on that beat; they pair up for a pas de deux when the DJ plays I Had The Time Of My Life and kids watch warily.
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Kendall Jenner and Ben Simmons did what lots of couples do when the holiday season rolls around -- hit up an ice skating rink so the guy can watch his GF twirl like she's Kristi Yamaguchi ... but she isn't.
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Here, all the intricacies of the song come through—the bass lines, guitar parts, harmonies—while Boucher does a million things at once and a pair of interpretive dancers twirl around the stage like pixies at an illegal rave.
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It's hard to overstate the importance of design in this production, where Christopher Akerlind's clear, soft lighting does some of the work of exaltation, and Donna Zakowska's dresses, with their creamy underskirts, twirl so flowingly when the women spin.
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In the video, viewers get a chance to see all the sights as if they were standing in the middle of the ballroom as the pro-dancer and troupe members twirl around them to "Last Dance" by Donna Summer.
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But the intent gaze of her kohl-rimmed eyes, as she stands with arms folded on the edge of the dancefloor in an all-black outfit, watching couples bob and twirl to the music, gives away her real occupation.
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You can see him sprint and jump off the side of skyscrapers, flip and twirl over gaps between buildings onto the roof next door, and even jump down multiple stories from the balcony as if he were Spider-Man.
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Her slender limbs share the grace of his sculptures' streamlined bodies, such as the "Tango" (1920–24) figures frozen in their own dance, their willowy bodies carved from cherry caught at the point of separation before they twirl away.
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"Walk, run, jump, twirl and promenade — the possibilities are endless," SJPCollection, the official Instagram for the brand, wrote to accompany a short video of Parker wearing the shoes and showing that they can, indeed, do all of those things.
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And the endowment ballooned from $770,000 to $24.1 million, after some unconventional fund-raising, including her singing a rendition of "Don't Cry for Me, Argentina" on a rich benefactor's yacht and a twirl at the United States Ballroom Championships.
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The low friction of ice is why speedskaters can reach 223 mph, why figure skaters can twirl in dizzying circles, and why a 222-pound curling stone can glide and accomplish whatever the heck the point of curling is.
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You can also ask the camera to take a video, which gives you six seconds to spin or twirl or shift hands on hips — whatever you need to do to see all angles of the outfit you're oh-so-unsure about.
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Costabile is probably best known for playing Gale, the good-hearted chemist who fell afoul of Walter White's schemes on Breaking Bad, and he's not particularly natural at playing a mustache-twirling villain, who has a literal mustache to twirl.
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Wain: She would twirl the waterfront whistle around her finger, like swing it around one way and roll it around the other way on a chain, and I thought that was the coolest thing I ever saw in my life.
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She turned the hallway of her mansion into an impromptu catwalk, doing a twirl in a white long sleeve dress, as well as a one-shoulder turquoise cocktail dress, and a cowboy hat and peasant top in an Instagram video.
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Playing the "Mandela" card The Harley Davidsons roar into a stadium as a drone camera flies over a sea of cheering blue, drum majorettes twirl their batons and a marching band blasts past, drowned out by the revving bike engines.
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No matter what city you're watching, from Atlanta to Orange County, The Real Housewives opens every single episode with an intro to the ladies using their signature taglines (which they recite while wearing something fabulous and doing a little twirl).
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He designed the costumes and set for the The Most Incredible Thing, a New York City Ballet production choreographed by Justin Peck that opens on February 2 (dancers are on Dzama's mind; they twirl throughout the works in Forgetting the Hand).
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They have revisited strategies, monitored standings, adjusted projections and coordinated logistics to ensure that frothing fans will have enough towels to twirl in red — or royal blue, orange, navy, gray, purple, gold or black — upon entering the stadium for each game.
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The movie takes a terrifying turn when the brothers are taken into Nazi custody, and an obsessive commandant, who wields a cigarette holder as if it's a mustache he'd like to twirl, is hellbent on getting them to admit they're Jewish.
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Ms. Allien's own music is remarkably consistent, too: Her minimalist techno pieces are typically characterized by dark, thumping grooves; intriguing, pitch-shifted vocal samples; and other mysterious atmospherics — the perfect sounds for an early-morning twirl around the dance floor.
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A trio of vocalists face the drummers and a revolving cast of dancers leap, twirl, grin, shout and have me so transfixed that it's a full 296 minutes before I realize I forgot to hit the record button on my camera.
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The slightly distended frames and peculiar angles of the pocket-size camera — and the way Soderbergh, serving as the director of photography under his usual pseudonym, Peter Andrews, makes it twirl, glide and shimmy — create an atmosphere of buoyancy and immediacy.
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" In the sisterhood-centric track "Formation," she raps about unbridled drive and hard work: "I see it, I want it, I stunt, yellow-bone it / I dream it, I work hard, I grind 'til I own it / I twirl on them haters.
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After bouts with disordered eating, Rippon, 220, now adheres to a healthier, high-protein diet, rich in fruits and vegetables, and a grueling gym workout to give him the stability and strength he needs to spin, jump and twirl in the air.
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As I stand up to leave, I watch a trio of dancers gradually sweep their limbs through the air — and, out of the corner of my eye, glimpse a fish leaping from the river, displaying its own twirl before returning with a splash.
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But it's the teenage Astrid (Alba August) she runs with: effervescent and a tad rebellious, quick to twist the story of Sodom and Gomorrah into a verse about soda pop, or twirl alone across the dance floor when boys don't take her hand.
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Accompanied by an original score provided by $3.33 — the project of electronic music producer Celia Hollander, Madeline's sister — they twirl, lunge, hop, and pivot as they trace the room, making fanning motions with their arms, crossing them, or extending them as if in warning.
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Technically, there are no drops on this album, although "The Upside" comes close; Stirling's violin is not the instrument to be put through such paces — it wants to flutter, twirl, float, loop around, and go kapow rather than march in loud, self-renewing circles.
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As the sketch went to increasingly surreal extremes, we also saw McKinnon performing an interpretive dance while dressed in a Union Jack body suit, and taking an imaginary twirl with Winston Churchill (likely the only time we'll ever see Kit Harington play this role).
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The routine's central set piece starts with a couple who sweep and twirl through an impossibly vast, multitiered, stark white Art Deco ballroom that Berkeley covers in expressively disorienting angles, leading to a hectic stomping dance-off between opposing phalanxes of male and female dancers.
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If space is where you need a little extra attention, you might opt for a curling iron that is small like the Conair TravelSmart MiniPro or one that condenses down like the T3 Twirl Trio that has interchangeable barrels that separate for easy storage.
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It takes virtually no skill: You simply sweep the hair back at the nape of the neck (is there a body part more poetic or demurely beautiful, both in name and in form?) and use an elastic to twirl it around into a neat whorl.
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Object Lessons The dejected utensil in "Spoon," the adorably punning tale written by Amy Krouse Rosenthal and illustrated by Scott Magoon, longs to cut and spread like Knife or twirl pasta like his friend, Fork; little does he know that his flatware friends envy him too.
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Taking note of the drama, the on-staff shrink Wendy Rhoades tails Taylor to the SeaGlass Carousel at the Battery Conservancy — a striking edifice of amusement in which giant fish twirl and glow through the glass, like something out of an undersea level in a video game.
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To top off the evening at what is just one of the multibillionaire's many homes, Gwen Stefani sang "Happy Birthday to You" before taking a quick twirl with the birthday boy around a dance floor constructed inside a two-story tent where acrobats shimmied and jumped.
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The stick being made to twirl rapidly, the merry-makers in succession leap up and snatch at the apple with their teeth, but it very frequently happens that the candle comes round before they are aware, and scorches them in the face, or anoints them with grease.
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I do love how Baby Groot can pull leaves out of his own body and twirl them around his finger like they're head hair, which is a nice design touch, but trapping a familiar character in a smaller version of himself and prohibiting him from speaking is not fun.
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Illustration of HD 131399Ab with its three suns / Image courtesy of ESO Illustration of HD 131399Ab with its three suns / Image courtesy of ESO The triple star system is made up of two smaller stars that twirl around together like a spinning dumbbell and a third, larger star.
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Weir, a former aide to ex-congressman Gary Miller, shared that she experienced several inappropriate moments firsthand, but one stands out to her: when Miller stopped her from leaving his office after she presented a proposal and told her she looked "stunning" before asking her to "twirl" for him.
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The most wonderful spot I can imagine in which to ring in the New Year is the plaza of the Templo de Santo Domingo de Guzmán, where vendors sell sparklers that children light and twirl in the darkness against the gorgeous backdrop of the dramatically floodlit Baroque church.
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"We had a little twirl around the room, nobody else there, and I said, 'I think this is the throne room,' " he explained, recalling that it was where he was given a knighthood in 1991 and Dench was made a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire in 1988.
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Far beyond its orbit, a Sun-like star and a K-dwarf (predictably named B and C) twirl about one another like dumbbells, while also revolving slowly around star A."The planet is about a third of a way out [between star A, and the B/C pair]," Wagner said.
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Through the rising strings of Bernard Hermann's score in Vertigo, where the twirl of a woman's hair in a gallery portrait foreshadows the twists of the film, or the looming painting of the woman in the white dress that summons the ghost of the title character in Rebecca, after the second Mrs.
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Of course, he didn't exactly do a twirl to draw attention to that fact, releasing a statement without Trump's name in the subject line that didn't mention their joint appearance until the third paragraph: Paul Ryan to campaign with Trump in WI on the day before the 2nd debate per Ryan's office pic.twitter.
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Over the years, I've invested in all sorts of squirrel-proof feeders, before finally arriving at Twirl-a-Squirrel, a device that electronically detects the moment a squirrel jumps on the bird feeder and then spins the feeder (and the squirrel) around at a velocity high enough, supposedly, to launch the squirrel into space.
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I was there in Darien, New York, and in Camden, New Jersey, in 2003, for the first taste of Taking Back Sunday and the theatrics of Adam Lazzara, who would twirl a long microphone cord around like a yo-yo, in a manner which seemed both reckless and romantic, the mic swinging but always returning to his body.
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What I had a knack for was daydreaming, and I couldn't wait to be old enough to wear dresses like the ones my grandmother sold, to twirl in front of a mirror and have Sherrie tailor something sublime to my body so that I, too, could float around like a lady in a movie at a ball.
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Through the course of 53 regular seasons and four all-star seasons, the American reality show has succeeded in bringing drag queens out of gay bars and night clubs and building them a global stage to twirl on: A spinoff series in Thailand recently wrapped up its second season, and franchises are planned for Canada and Australia.
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Ms. Mearns's dancing, instinctively dramatic, had moments when you watched with your heart in your mouth (the strangely exposed pirouettes when the cavalier brakes her twirl by catching her wrist), others that seemed fabulously definitive (the rise-and-fall unsupported pirouettes in which her arms rise into a peak before she suddenly arches back with arms open).
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Lo and behold, he was destined to dance and twirl and collapse to the floor as his alter ego, Kerry (Amber Midthunder), the young Native American who occasionally emerges from his old white male body to do exciting stuff like beat up government goons, does a balletic dance of death with the masked, anonymous minions of Division 3.
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"I was asked to twirl and the dress lent itself to twirling but unfortunately I twirled myself right off my feet in my excitement," Lucci told PEOPLE exclusively at the Woman's Day 16th Red Dress Awards on Tuesday night at the Lincoln Center in N.Y.C. What was the 72-year-old thinking last week as she fell while modeling a Rubin Singer ballgown at the event?
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Storybook Treats The polarizing seasonal treat is a central player at this year's event, and while an orange and white twirl of soft serve (yes, Candy Corn-flavored) in a cone might be enough for some, for others, only this very orange dessert will do, because who doesn't need a healthy portion of traffic cone-colored sugary goodness, to get their night off to a great start?
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Zanardi, who lost his legs in a crash in Germany in 2001, said it was not all that difficult to do a good burnout and donut on a car with a standard transmission: Put the car in gear, he said, let out the clutch "quite brutally" so the wheels start to spin, and then turn the steering wheel as the tires spin to twirl the car around.
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Which is just what she did, turning the hallway of her mansion into an impromptu catwalk (perhaps she put on … a "Private Show"?) doing a twirl in a white long sleeve as well as a one-shoulder turquoise cocktail dress, and a cowboy hat and peasant top in an Instagram video she captioned, "Another day, another runway 👠👠👠" This isn't the first time the singer has tested out her supermodel stomp either.
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Sherman, who has covered Fox News for years now, reports that Carlson was the first to come forward — but her experience was far from surprising or unique within the news network: It was common knowledge at Fox that Ailes frequently made inappropriate comments to women in private meetings and asked them to twirl around so he could examine their figures; and there were persistent rumors that Ailes propositioned female employees for sexual favors.
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But there can't be any doubt that she is one of the city's great pasta practitioners when you eat I Sodi's square little chestnut-filled chestnut-flour tortelli in a sauce of butter and grated cheese, or butter-slicked ravioli stuffed with ricotta and spinach under fried sage leaves, or spaghetti cacio e pepe, noodles that twirl up into your mouth with a wiggle, carrying a black-pepper bite that lingers on and on.
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I see it, I want it, I stunt, yellow-bone it I dream it, I work hard, I grind 'til I own it I twirl on my haters, albino alligators El Camino with the seat low, sippin' Cuervo with no chaser (A canny businesswoman, Beyoncé knows how to build a character while giving good product placement.) At the same time, "Lemonade" derives its peculiar power from a number of tensions that feel new for Beyoncé, not least of which is how to position herself in a visual culture where the hideous (such as clips of Eric Garner's choking death on smartphones) trumps being bootylicious.
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Barging into the dressing rooms of Miss Teen USA in order to see teenage girls naked ("I sort of get away with things like that," Trump once told Howard Stern); calling Caitríona Perry, a reporter from Ireland, up to his desk to tell her she has a "nice smile"; once speculating, while seated next to his daughter, Ivanka, that if he weren't her father, "perhaps I'd be dating her"; instructing a female "Apprentice" contestant to stand and twirl so the male contestants could rate her body; implying, as he did on Twitter Tuesday morning, that his professional colleague Senator Kirsten Gillibrand offered him sexual favors for political donations; bragging about forcibly kissing women and grabbing their genitals — I don't have to keep listing them, do I?
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