With her arms outstretched she twirled and twirled around, the afternoon sunlight shining through her pale skirt and picking out the highlights in her long reddish brown hair.
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He also twirled a shutout against the Reds on Aug.
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A grin spreads beneath Mandeep's twirled moustache and wiry beard.
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Wispy gray figures twirled in the overhead light, living ghosts.
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Loved it when he twirled his arms to illustrate 'the lines.
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Bands performed period-appropriate music inside as cheerleaders twirled their batons.
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Pairs of girls twirled around, arm in arm and perfectly balanced.
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Two men in tank tops clasped hands and twirled each other.
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Her hair, the color of raw honey, twirled in the wind.
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Matthews twirled his medal and Collett gave a black power salute.
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He twirled some onto his fork with a bit of panache.
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While McEntire twirled in her dress for photographers, Lasuzzo was more demure.
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Recently, two sickly teenage girls were twirled around by dashing romantic leads.
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The two reality TV stars bounced around, flipped and twirled like pros.
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I twirled batons, I was in the dance classes, I studied dance.
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They brandished yet more flags, twirled scarves, paraded smoking flares like trophies.
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"This is gorgeous," said Ms. Erivo, as she twirled in the mirror.
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Ten propellers twirled around her as I watched from 50 feet away.
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He twirled his hands around, trying to conjure it from the air.
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Klum fell down after Valentinetti twirled her onstage, but didn't miss a beat.
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He twirled the pizza several times so it didn't burn on one side.
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We twirled, hips winding in figure eights until the singer began to howl.
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When she twirled on nude selfie haters on Twitter and in an essay.
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Performers dressed as Hindu gods twirled a giant gold trident and lit torches.
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The first flakes clumped together as they twirled and fluttered to the ground.
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She twirled in circles as visitor after visitor came over to say hello.
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As they twisted and twirled their way around the floor, onlookers eagerly filmed them.
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Picture a plate of twirled beet salad with creamy goat cheese and savory vinaigrette.
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It evolved gradually from the days when I twirled Baby Kate through the air.
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In sequence, the rotors twirled up to crush the bulb and extinguish the lights.
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They whipped their heads back and twirled as they served up their best Lohan impressions.
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The more Mom's brain failed, the more I twirled to try to make things better.
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Fans twirled noisemakers, but those, plus drums and megaphones, were more prevalent in Nuevo Laredo.
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Loops of vegetables spread out from the machines like heads of twirled and variegated hair.
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He occasionally uses his leg, twirled around his paddle, to move and steer his sampan.
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A soprano in a chicken costume sang a Lehár aria as aerialists twirled on silks.
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The ankle-grazing braid she twirled in the "Te Bote 2" video was his work.
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In the '90s, he twirled an octopus above his head, and the Hockeytown faithful roared.
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But all that carefully maintained composure fell away as she twirled and dropped to her knees.
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Finally he twirled his index finger toward the officials to signal they should review the play.
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After he finished, he twirled a yellow Predators towel and blew a kiss to the crowd.
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Someone had twirled pastel streamers across the walls and strung up pale pink and blue balloons.
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Since 2004 the probe has twirled around Saturn, studying the gas giant's rings, storms and moons.
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When the song finished, she twirled over to the band and asked if they knew her.
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And she had forgotten how well he could move until he twirled her across the floor.
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Wearing ballet shoes, Teigen twirled slowly on her tip toes with the aid of husband John Legend.
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Correa leaped and twirled after launching a two-run drive made it 11-8 in the seventh.
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What to expect: Well, it wouldn't be The Who without a twirled mic or a smashed guitar.
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Carlos Martinez twirled a four-hit shutout to lead St. Louis to a 7-0 win Saturday.
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Lundqvist twirled and lunged and flopped to make saves, shaking his head when a shot went in.
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At one point, she delivered a "whee!" and twirled around, her arms fully extended above her head.
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Still I twirled, posed and pretended I was having my very own America's Next Top Model moment.
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As much as I twirled and spun and leapt and cha cha'd, it was not to be.
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She twirled Flyer around the lake, trying more complex moves, including figure 8s, than the day before.
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Purple Twirling Kitty twirled her silver spoon and sang of her fear of Wicked Knife and Fork.
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Fassi, the reigning N.C.A.A. Division I women's champion, absently twirled her ponytail as she surveyed her options.
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Correa leaped and twirled after launching a two-run drive that made it 11-8 in the seventh .
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She interacted with guests and twirled around the restaurant all while still serving some serious Blue Steel throughout.
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I twirled it around and caught them all, drawing them in from the farthest reaches of the cosmos.
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She scooped in a shot, then twirled a layup over her head while facing away from the basket.
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When he was done with his guest, he twirled his finger below the camera to wrap it up.
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A bride and groom twirled as confetti fell in this celebratory picture taken by Gloria Ruth in 2018.
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Real Housewife of Beverly Hills star and singer Erika Jayne twirled in a Marc Jacobs confection before the nuptials.
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However, lest we get sentimental, the book is ornamented with twirled cancer-memorial ribbons, cut short at both ends.
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A waiter in a white tux twirled a waitress in a black dress and pearls, then dipped her low.
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This cartoonish figurine twirled slowly on its nylon string, distracting me with its overblown enactment of bargain-basement foreshadowing.
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"La La Land" twirled its way into American cinemas exactly one month after the most fractious presidential race in memory.
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" Giudice backed Gia up — and stood up and twirled for the camera asking everyone "Do I look like an ape?
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She sailed forth with that distinctive walk: head up, shoulders back, jaunty, as if she had just twirled her baton.
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But this particular animal's penis—its characteristic heart-shaped head and twirled tip—shows it's different than any other species.
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Slash, Mr. McKagan and Mr. Fortus swaggered and twirled all over the stage, rambunctiously compensating for Mr. Rose's fixed position.
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Against the bright sky of an Oslo summer evening, three bodies twirled and popped in unison beneath towering Roman columns.
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The patterns twirled across the surrounding 24-foot-high black walls in shapes spawned by the movement of their bodies.
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"She sailed forth with that distinctive walk: head up, shoulders back, jaunty, as if she had just twirled her baton."
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One older woman, wearing a long skirt that twirled as she spun around, waved a red flag as she marched.
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And spread the word that cooked beet greens taste like chard and spinach twirled together, in the best possible way.
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On a recent, balmy morning, palm trees swayed along the beachfront promenade as gray-haired dancers twirled and sashayed about.
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The next morning, third graders at Girls Prep leapt and twirled in their school uniforms to the same Tchaikovsky tunes.
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Dr. DeAntonio rocked in his office chair and twirled tufts of his hair, leaving horned curlicues jutting this way and that.
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Isadora Duncan, a matriarch of modern dance, had been more decent as she twirled around the columns a few years earlier.
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If I had been there, I would have danced and twirled with them as we celebrated being different and having survived.
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Also in attendance at the wedding party was Holmes' daughter Suri Cruise, 10, with whom she twirled and danced between takes.
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The stadium erupted and, out on Henman Hill, the umbrellas of the fans massed in front of the big screen twirled.
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He had conducted an orchestra as nude women danced covered in blue paint, plastering their bodies on canvas as they twirled.
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As acrobats with Cirque du Soleil twirled in midair, the logo of Kukahome, a Chinese furniture maker, shone brightly behind them.
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Each time, Cespedes swept the batter's box with his feet, stepped into place and twirled his bat in his left hand.
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In 2016, Joseph Radhik highlighted the myriad of colors in this bride's wedding dress by taking a photo as she twirled.
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As she twirled, Lizzo revealed that her dress had "Moschino's" written across the bodice, likely a reference to Hershey's chocolate bars.
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Verlander (22-226) twirled seven shutout innings to help carry the Astros into a decisive Game 275 at home on Saturday night.
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Verlander (2132-2121) twirled seven shutout innings to help carry the Astros into a decisive Game 7 at home on Saturday night.
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At the dinner, Diana twirled around on the dance floor with fellow guest John Travolta as songs from "Saturday Night Fever" played.
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In an excerpt from "Almodóvar Distopya," Antonio Ramos and the Gang Bangers raced and twirled to the point of ebullience and exhaustion.
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Then, he twirled his hand for more -- a lighthearted moment caught on video and then posted by Celtics digital director Marc D'Amico.
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As she approached the camera, she took off her hat and proudly declared "Free!" as she twirled around while the waves crashed ashore.
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The girls appeared excited as they were twirled by their older brother, who seemed skilled at juggling them both throughout the impromptu dance.
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For example, the paparazzi favorite Alexa Chung twirled in a midnight-blue capelet with gold-chain fastening at the Burberry show on Monday.
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He twirled women around the dance floor at Tokyo embassy parties and made a name for himself in the drinking dens of Ginza.
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As Leah tiptoed around with her pink and white painted toenails, she twirled and told Joyce she didn't want to take it off.
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The spin instructor there posed and twirled to Florence and the Machine in front of a devoted audience of SoHo girls and guys.
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After allowing the hair to set, he carefully twisted and twirled small sections around a curling iron with the dimensions of a chopstick.
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GYERYONG, South Korea — The audience applauded politely as the honor guard twirled its rifles, and oohed and aahed at the acrobatic taekwondo demonstration.
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After deGrom twirled seven shutout innings on Wednesday, Manager Mickey Callaway had a premonition of what might happen on Thursday with Noah Syndergaard.
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Other girls in the show twirled, caressed their face or threw glances back over their shoulder; some did nothing out of the ordinary.
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The pasta would be tossed with melted butter at dinnertime, and twirled on top of wine-braised rabbit legs, still on the bone.
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I leaped in the water, I twirled in a circle, trailing my fingers to make streams of bubbles, but she kept her distance.
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At other times, Shkreli pulled on his hair, and twirled around in his chair, facing completely away from the jury at one point.
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He even twirled and pointed to his jacket, promptly showing it off to viewers and fellow coaches Adam Levine, Jennifer Hudson and Miley Cyrus. .
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As she twirled through rogue spacecrafts and floating moon rocks, I couldn't help but feel like this is where Rihanna belongs: among the stars.
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Instead, she twirled the box housing her stand-alone Body fragrance, reassuring fans that this is the exact perfume they'll find on April 30.
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Kyueun Kim of Korea twirled in the air while competing with partner Alex Kang Chan Kam during the Pairs' Skate Short Program on Friday.
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When I first stuck my fork into the pile of spaghetti, twirled it around, and lifted it out, a rush of steam was released.
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They taste marvelous when twirled on a fork laden with the marinated tomato-pepper mixture, but nearly any other pasta shape would be fine.
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"We wish all openings were this engaging," said Juan Hinojosa, a mixed media artist, as the tinsel curtain twirled past him and a friend.
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Wafa put on a heavily Auto-Tuned Pashto ballad and twirled his finger in the air to the chugging beat, absorbed in the music.
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She threw her racket away and her hands in the air and twirled and looked like she didn't know what to do with herself.
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Cole (33-23), the American League Pitcher of the Month for June, twirled seven shutout innings at the Angels to open July in similar fashion.
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A waiter made the rounds, offering us piping hot plates of bitterballen, a deep-fried Dutch speciality, as the tango dancers twirled sensuously around us.
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The actress told Jimmy Fallon on Wednesday's Tonight Show that she felt very much like the emoji when she twirled her way to the Emmys.
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Dressed in a white tank top and sweatpants, the soon-to-be father of six twirled his daughter around during the short and sweet routine.
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Polish rap and R&B blared from the sound system, and two young women twirled on an empty dance floor lit up by purple lights.
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""I'm mad that she twirled it like pasta," said another person, whilst a further disgruntled pasta-lover called it the "saddest thing I've ever seen.
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Cole (9-5), the American League Pitcher of the Month for June, twirled seven shutout innings at the Angels to open July in similar fashion.
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That roti canai alone: The dough is stretched by hand until tissue-thin, and then flipped, folded twice over and gently twirled into a circle.
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That was the famous game in 210 when the Pirates' Harvey Haddix twirled 27 perfect innings in a scoreless game against the Braves in Milwaukee.
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The American Ballet Theater dancer gracefully twirled around in the 3.75-inch stilettos to demonstrate how the brand's footwear seamlessly brings together fashion with function.
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Once the North Korean skaters have competed, and their parade team twirled their stuff, Pyongyang may go back to its old "rogue" rocket-testing ways.
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I didn't look like all the other girls I twirled with, either: They were petite with beaming, lipsticked smiles; long, bouncy hair, and killer posture. Me?
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She paused to empty some water from a bottle onto her head for effect, then she kicked and twirled and gyrated as the cameraman followed her.
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Ekblad got the game-winner when Hoffman twirled and fed him coming down the right side, and Ekblad trickled the puck past Varlamov for the win.
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And as the train approached my station, I got up, walked as fiercely as I could, twirled, and exited the train with my head held high.
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To the tune of Natalie Imbruglia's "Torn," they twirled and rolled around a dance studio before doing what you should do after every dance session: nap.
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That is all that has been secured so far, and there's no telling what the North will do once the last triple axel has been twirled.
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While the baby whale swirled and twirled through the water, the divers kept a respectful distance — that is, until the sea creature decided to approach them.
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Rangers 4, Astros 0 Mike Minor twirled seven shutout innings, and Texas claimed the rubber match of a three-game series against Houston in Arlington, Texas.
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Several of the young women picked up pairs of long jump ropes and twirled them — slowly at first — as the youngest girls took turns hopping in.
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Nguan: If you stood in the middle of the Padang [an expansive, central field] and twirled 360 degrees, every building you'd see is gray or white.
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Luella first rose to fame in a viral video where she twirled prettily for a police horse, while wearing a fashion-forward burgundy sweater and gold chain.
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But when the Phoenix Fire Department rescued her by airlifting her to a hospital, the suspended stretcher holding the injured woman twirled like a pinwheel in a hurricane.
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At a youth-baseball complex southeast of Phoenix, a ten-year-old boy named Harley Harrington stood on top of a mound and twirled pitch after gorgeous pitch.
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For this Thursday's episode of Lip Sync Battle, Tatum fully committed to a rendition of "Let It Go." He donned Elsa's gown and white braid and twirled around.
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A hologram twirled, birds twittered, the Queen gave Snow White a poisoned apple but Snow White rose again as we moved through a series of cool, dark rooms.
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Allyson Green, dean of New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, raised her arms, twirled, swung her hips and ended with her hands crossed over her chest.
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Senior women draped in silk twirled their scarves to the beat of new wave hits while guys in ponytails high-school slow-danced with their gown clad dates.
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Jay Z may be questionable in the husband dept ... but evidence shows his daddy game is super strong as he twirled Blue Ivy around backstage at Beyonce's concert.
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The duo then took to the dance floor for the first waltz, where Ava twirled to a song from hit film La La Land as other debutantes watched on.
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The duo then took to the dance floor for the first waltz, where Phillippe twirled to a song from hit film La La Land as other debutantes watched on.
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He is "a man out of real life", chimes in Aurel Marx, who sports a beard and twirled handlebar moustache and makes a living running an eight-room brothel.
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Aguilera danced the night away with McCartney on the dance floor and chatted with Katy Perry as she twirled around and snacked on the party's food of choice: pizza.
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Blue Ivy Carter's no stranger to busting out a dance move, whether it's with her mom Beyoncé or dad Jay Z. She's even twirled around with Coldplay's Chris Martin.
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Not until the Cassini spacecraft swooped, flipped and twirled through the Saturn system did scientists realize that the answer was outside the planet itself, etched into its icy rings.
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Beckett twirled a shutout on short rest in Game 6, but Penny — a towering right-hander who would later start an All-Star Game for the Dodgers — deserved better.
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You can tell Hough is in love for her new style because she twirled her ends and ran her hands through her new bob as she posed for the cameras.
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In Bumgarner's last October game, he twirled five shutout innings on the road on two days' rest to close out the Royals in Game 214 of the 22008 World Series.
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Robb knew Sansa had been forced into it, but Arya does not, which is why Littlefinger left it for her to find as he twirled his mustache in the shadows.
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Six months later and 5,000 miles away, in a small suburb of Dakar, Senegal, "false lions" — men channeling the spirit of the animal — growled, leapt and twirled in elaborate costumes.
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The audience was blown away by the surprise, including co-host Chrissy Teigen, who cheered as Raisman, 22, and Biles, 19 – both clad in tutus – danced and twirled around Munn, 36.
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Shortly after the pair twirled around the dance floor to the tune of Bruno Mars' "Just the Way You Are," host Tom Bergeron ushered them to the center of the ballroom.
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By the end of their performance, the singers dangled high above the crowd in an umbrella-shaped contraption as their backup dancers twirled around them and confetti fell onto the audience.
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The writers are equally stingy in sharing details about Eleven, other than flashbacks of the creepy white-haired dude (Matthew Modine, lacking only a twirled mustache) who's hot on her tail.
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The first magnetic maps, which were hand-drawn by exploring sailors, revealed that for the next two centuries, magnetic north twirled among the many islands and channels of the Arctic Archipelago.
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When her wig popped off during her set, Taylor didn't balk or run off stage; she simply twirled the unit around and made it a prop, with the audience screaming her on.
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The 46-year-old Real Housewives of Atlanta star twirled down the aisle last weekend, in an intimate beach getaway in St. Lucia surrounded by family and friends, PEOPLE can exclusively confirm.
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Click here to view original GIFWatch as these diabolos get spun and twirled in the air like they're being controlled by some sort of sorcery and not at the mercy of gravity.
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She was wearing a very pretty dress, but it wasn't until she twirled around and it flew up in a circle [that] I knew it was my favorite look of the night.
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Still, when one sponsor took the children to a ballet performance, Bayan twirled her way home and then begged for lessons — which would involve revealing outfits that would make her parents uncomfortable.
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She was sitting in her home in Port Antonio, mesmerized as she watched synchronized swim teams competing in the Olympics as they twirled, bobbed and danced in brightly colored swimsuits and glistening makeup.
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In an instantly iconic moment, Princess Diana and John Travolta twirled around the dance floor at a 1985 White House state dinner hosted by then-President Ronald Reagan and First Lady Nancy Reagan.
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My last chairlift of the trip took me over Makaha Park, where fearless youngsters twirled and flew over jumps and danced along skinny rails, landing — or falling — without a thought of bodily harm.
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When Phillies right-hander Vince Velasquez twirled a three-hit, 16-strikeout shutout at the Padres on Thursday, it cast a hotter light on the offseason trade the Astros executed to acquire Giles.
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When John asked what the man was selling, the guide answered "spiritual medicine," twirled his finger in the air, and widened his eyes, as though to make fun of the crazy old man.
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NIZHNY NOVGOROD, Russia (Reuters) - As an excited Diego Maradona twirled his shirt from the stands and thousands of Argentina fans bayed before kickoff against Croatia, Lionel Messi was seen rubbing his forehead in stress.
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She silenced skeptics and twirled on the haters as she took home her 22nd Grand Slam title, making her well on her way to beating Margaret Court's world record of 24 Grand Slam titles.
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On Wednesday, Amanda Werner strolled into the Capitol building, sat down behind a row of Equifax execs and representatives at a hearing with the Senate Banking Committee, and twirled their large, bushy white mustache.
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She "twirled on all her haters" and, for better or for worse, profited off the controversy: When that halftime performance cut to commercials, the first one was an ad announcing her Formation World Tour.
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Performing "Natural Woman" in tribute to the song's co-writer Carole King, one of the night's honorees, Franklin held the audience captive as she twirled out of her mink coat in full diva mode.
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The resulting painting is a swirl of lines circling above the viewer, mirroring the patterns of his mother's dress as she twirled about in the wind, standing above her son on a grassy hill.
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BEIJING — Like ghosts floating in a dim netherworld, the dancers twirled, spun and curtsied in smog so dense that couples a few steps away seemed to be murky apparitions suspended in a gray haze.
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And then when you add in that he played musical instruments, he invented musical instruments, he did magic, he twirled on his leather-wrapped thighs to do the hornpipe — you just keep piling things on.
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The fact that my arm could follow a character offscreen kept bringing a smile to my face, as I twirled to face new enemies while finishing off a droid that had crept behind my flank.
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On the ice, figure skaters twirled in the middle of the rink while more than a dozen of the best young speedskaters rushed around them in a single string, moving like a high-speed centipede.
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Sure, they threw in some hits, and people lost their shit—guys raised their arms to air-drum the intro to "Wide Eyes" atop their friends' heads, and strangers grabbed each other and sang "I WANT YOU BACK" in each other's faces during the chorus of "Airplanes" (including one girl who twirled me around out of nowhere, something I'm not sure I usually would have liked, but the vibes in the room were so unapologetically excited and amiable that I twirled her right back).
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Part reimagining of Chaplin's Modern Times and part terrifying portrait of our dystopian future, Ilic's latest video features the artist getting twirled around by an industrial manufacturing robot while painting abstract marks on a large canvas.
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"If people think I was just at the right place at the right time and just snapped my fingers and twirled a couple of times and here's Bumble, I mean, they're really wrong," Wolfe told NPR.
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Rather than parading single-file past viewers on a catwalk, Kondo's models twirled around the massive hall in striped "parasol" frocks featuring Issey Miyake's trademark pleats, while others in lightweight nylon raincoats zigzagged on electric skateboards.
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Rather than parading single-file past viewers on a catwalk, Kondo's models twirled around the massive hall in striped "parasol" frocks featuring Issey Miyake's trademark pleats, while others in lightweight nylon raincoats zigzagged on electric skateboards.
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Unfurling in the Petit Palais exhibition hall in Paris, the Italian designer's show featured intricate, feminine looks in shades of pastel - shown off by models who twirled three times in the runway in the whimsical display.
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Acrobats twirled above him during "The Feeling," but by far the most over-the-top moment came during "Company," when he and his dancers performed on a trampoline above the audience, Bieber showing off his backflip skills.
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Astros 1, Rays 0 Lance McCullers twirled seven shutout innings, Jake Marisnick smacked a solo home run, and visiting Houston extended its road winning streak to 11 games with a victory over Tampa Bay at Tropicana Field.
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Despite their stiff garments, the trio twirled and spun freely, like bulky ballerinas, moving through the crowd before meeting at stage center — where they smashed against each other until their ensembles splintered to reveal their naked bodies.
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Amy Gordon, a New York-based performer and one of the models who twirled in a full-length yellow dress from Ms. Rowley's collection, said there is a feeling of flying when you're roller skating, of euphoria.
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The Golden State Warriors twirled T-shirts over their heads and waved to the crowd from atop double-decker buses as blue and yellow confetti rained down on them during a parade to celebrate the team's latest championship.
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The dancer and actress, 37, showed off her skills in an ethereal video in which she danced to Henry Green's song "Something" in a white dress at the beach and twirled in the sand with mountains in the background.
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PESHAWAR, Pakistan (Reuters) - At a party in Peshawar, the guests' saris twirled as they danced to the music and fed each other pieces of cake, but armed police guarding the door indicated this was no normal carefree birthday gathering.
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EditorsNote: Fixes headline Charlie Morton twirled seven shutout innings while Jake Marisnick delivered at the plate and in the field in the Houston Astros' 7-0 win over the visiting Toronto Blue Jays on Tuesday at Minute Maid Park.
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Certain raw fish dishes could be served at any number of New York restaurants, like slices of sea bass showered with brittle strands of fried brussels sprouts, or raw cherry trout twirled around crunchy nests of fried potato threads.
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Mr. Fox — whose signature mustache, with its twirled ends, could suggest officiousness or a distinct lack of seriousness — experienced the lot of the hard-working character actor: His face and voice were extremely recognizable, but his name was not.
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"He said, 'I picked her up, I twirled her around, I gave her a kiss on the cheek or maybe the lips hit, whatever,&apos" Scheana tells a clearly unimpressed Jen, blaming the staff's "game of telephone" for her woes.
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Six hundred roses from Passion Growers and 1,000 paper butterflies decorated the space's yellow umbrellas, while the birthday girl twirled about in a gown designed by Tutera, a custom Mindy Lam headpiece, butterfly sparkle pins and a coordinating princess-worthy wand.
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The designer took smoke as his inspiration for a see-through dress decked out in swirling embellishments, or a wedding gown with a featherlight, waspy train that looked like it could vanish into thin air as it twirled on the runway.
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Fergie drove around the stadium singing from a giant convertible before taking to her stage: a giant, neon-lit carnival carousel with flying swings that provided seats for the models, who were twirled up in the air for the grand finale.
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Last week, a little girl in stripes spun and twirled in the open space where the staircase plateaus; down below, a little boy in a puffer coat danced up a few steps and promenaded — a momentary detour into joyful abandon.
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Brenda Wallice of Atlanta said she could have done without the dancer dressed in an Aretha bouffant and a sparkly purple dress who twirled and lipsynched to Ms. Franklin's music as the line passed, handing out cards advertising her services.
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The Hula Hoop The craze that first twirled its way into postwar American backyards in 1958 began when two toymakers, Spud Melin and Richard Knerr, learned of a bamboo hoop that children in Australia spun around their waists in gym class.
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Naturally, then, the first Astros starter to earn a win was … Jose Urquidy, a rookie from Mexico who twirled five shutout innings Saturday night as the Astros evened the World Series with an 8-295 victory in Game 296 at Nationals Park.
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Now, at the height of this dramatic battle and at the head of my army, she twirled through the enemy army, raised a silver spear above her head, wove magical frost through its sharp tip, and drove it into the enemy commander's chest.
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Xi, who made her fifth VS Fashion Show appearance this year, wore an extravagant ensemble during the A Winter's Tale section of the show, and as she twirled her chiffon train, the model slipped on the runway and fell down to her knees.
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Early in the set, her two dancers twirled at her side holding selfie sticks; later, they performed in front of a backdrop that turned Santigold's name and song titles into logos, like a sponsored red-carpet step and repeat at an awards show.
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A course of king crab, the meat twirled into bundles like angel hair pasta, rested in a pool of beurre blanc made with palm wine, a West African drink made of palm tree sap, the sauce studded with puffed Carolina Gold rice.
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He landed double corks in all four directions: front left, front right, switch backward left and switch right, which basically means he spun ridiculously high and twirled in nerve-racking succession off the halfpipe banks as if he were on a frosty trampoline.
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When a drive by Chase Headley down the right-field line bounced off the facing of the second deck at Yankee Stadium on Sunday, the first-base umpire, Alfonso Marquez, twirled his finger above his head — the signal for a home run.
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No wonder, then, that at the end, as Roma's fans boomed out their club anthem in pride, Liverpool's fans twirled their scarves in sheer, disbelieving delight; no wonder that Klopp reappeared, 40 minutes after the final whistle, to celebrate again with the fans.
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EditorsNote: Fixes one typo, adds extra information on Rays starter at bottom Lance McCullers twirled seven shutout innings, Jake Marisnick smacked a solo home run, and visiting Houston extended its road winning streak to 11 games with a victory over Tampa Bay at Tropicana Field.
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Jason Vargas finally earned his first win as a member of the New York Mets on Monday night, when he twirled five solid innings and combined with five relievers on a five-hit shutout of the visiting Miami Marlins, 2-0, at Citi Field.
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Nearby, Ayo Jackson, a recent M.F.A. grad, was pinning cotton puffs into the background of her piece, while a mirrored version of her, with a braided unicorn horn, twirled above; it was inspired by the medieval Unicorn Tapestries at the Cloisters in northern Manhattan.
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Yet around the exterior of the tiny, seafoam green 19th-century mosque across the street from my Istanbul home, I discovered an array of shops: a locksmith, a market, a kebab joint, a teahouse and a rotisserie vendor whose delicious, buttery chickens twirled all day outside.
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She swayed to and fro for awhile to the strumming, then hopped off the swing and twirled down the catwalk before being swept off her feet by a shirtless stud in denim overalls, deposited in a wheelbarrow and carted off with great fanfare, into the sunset.
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After three sturdy seasons with them, he returned to Citi Field with the Braves on Wednesday and twirled six smooth innings, allowing two hits and a run, striking out six with a walk and getting no decision in a 3-883 Braves victory in 12 innings.
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LOS ANGELES — The candy-colored Lionsgate musical "La La Land," about dreams and dreamers in this city of stars, twirled its way toward being an awards season juggernaut on Monday, taking seven Golden Globe nominations, including ones for best director, screenplay and lead actor and actress.
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The overall vibe was of rose-tinted psychedelia, The Wicker Man updated with a baller sound system —around me, women in paisley dresses twirled, someone started blowing bubbles, and when the band came back out for an unexpected encore, it all seemed part of the grand dance.
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Critics will argue, but her metamorphosis from baby chanteuse to true diva likely occurred around 2005, at the Salzburg Festival, where she starred as Violetta in Willy Decker's stark and sexy staging of "La Traviata," a performance as feverish as the scarlet cocktail dress in which she twirled.
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A huge carving of a monkey with its tail twirled in a spiral; vast, geometric images of a condor and a hummingbird; an immense spider — the 2,000-year-old Nazca Lines in Peru have awed and mystified modern viewers since they were first seen from the air last century.
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In one large space, a combination of live-action film and computer animation (by the London digital studio Squint/Opera) brings all four walls alive with the bustle of steel girders being twirled in space by unseen cranes and workers riveting columns with the city spreading out beyond.
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I twirled it around in there for exactly 60 seconds, swished it into a sample vial, then popped the tube into a USPS mailbox on my way to work, feeling weirdly attached to this sample of my bodily fluids that I was handing casually over to the postal service.
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Over the course of 20 minutes, after exchanging our favorite eyeshadow formulas and breakup stories, it was easy to forget that I was talking to an in-demand, chart-topping artist — until her publicist caught my gaze and emphatically twirled her finger, signaling it was time to wrap up my questions.
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Into the trailer now, barging in on the hunched woman and her comatose wife, Brad Pitt looked all CGI huge and muscular, he seemed at first to be menacing, but now he turned the other cheek, and turned it again, turning so much that he twirled round and round in circles.
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A host of celebrities — and longtime Chanel favorites — walked in the show, including a shimmying Cara Delevingne, pulling faces as she twirled through the winter garden in an ivory tweed ensemble followed by a drop-waist black dress and matching jacket embroidered with gold bands and thousands of tiny cascading roses.
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"We are dressing up as Santa Claus to make people feel that it's Christmas again, that we need to be giving and loving to one another, and be respectful of other motorists on the road," Hinojas said on Friday morning, as he twirled and dipped while trucks, buses and jeepneys sped past him.
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But once inside I felt that the piece took me by the hand and twirled me around, and it took me an untold length of time standing at the center of what felt like a visual vortex until I felt the room right itself again and I could understand where I was.
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A video of "stars" on Grapevine's roster, all of whom had interchangeably beachy waves—with the exception of the African-American influencer, until it was revealed the video she created was about turning her natural curls into beachy waves—twirled for the camera and showed off the merchandise (cosmetics, hand balm, disposable clothing).
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"With great power comes great responsibility," RuPaul intoned, tasking BenDeLaCreme with cutting one of bottom two: Chi Chi, who twirled a baton in jazz flats (the judge Michelle Visage's face visibly dropped), and Morgan, who lip-synced too tentatively to an original song that, quite frankly, could've used Fred Ebb on lyrics.
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The actress twirled about in the waves wearing a white cut-off tee from MATE the Label and what at first glance appear to be the ultimate in denim hot pants, but are in fact the bottoms to a Guess Jeans denim-illusion two-piece which she later wore with the matching bikini top.
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And unlike the Beyoncé who twirled in a ginormous champagne glass in the video "Naughty Girl," or Monae, who cloaked her most daring artistic statements about black womanhood behind the disguise of a messianic android she called Cindi Mayweather, these increasingly bold and innovative languages place the experiences of black women at their center.
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But 20 minutes into "Wonder Woman," the director Patty Jenkins's take on the iconic DC Comics story, the tears came uncontrollably — as the Amazonian women twirled and glided, fierce and muscular and graceful at once, engaged in battle moves that looked as if they were choreographed for women's bodies (which, it turned out, they were).
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Vargas (2-3) spared an overworked and underperforming bullpen — Mets relievers entered Wednesday with a 5.19 ERA — by allowing just five hits and one walk while striking out eight in his 13th career complete game and his first since he twirled a shutout for the Kansas City Royals against the Cleveland Indians on June 2, 43.
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Winner: Lana Del Rey When Radiohead had to pause to tune their guitars at Glastonbury last year, half the audience started closing their eyes and swaying because they thought it was a lesser known off cut from 2000's Kid A. Lana, on the other hand, twirled once on Saturday Night Live in 2012 and instantly made it iconic.
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Vargas (22018-20) spared an overworked and underperforming bullpen — Mets relievers entered Wednesday with a 22 ERA — by allowing just five hits and one walk while striking out eight in his 13th career complete game and his first since he twirled a shutout for the Kansas City Royals against the Cleveland Indians on June 2, 2017.
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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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Moments later, the band was barreling through a string of songs about lust, love and romance: the pealing arpeggios and Bo Diddley beat of "She's the One"; the galloping momentum of "Candy's Room"; the anthemic surge of "Because the Night" with a leaping, swooping guitar solo played by Nils Lofgren as he hopped and twirled on one foot; and the updated girl-group pop, with troubled thoughts, of "Brilliant Disguise," which ended with Mr. Springsteen embracing his wife (and backup singer), Patti Scialfa.
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