The past 16 months have twisted and turned Moore, Suri and Olivero's lives inside out.
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"It will be twisted and turned by her and come back at me," he writes.
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Or why so many G.O.P. leaders twisted and turned after his petulant, gratuitous attack on a Mexican-American judge.
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Fringes on boots, trousers, dresses and sleeves twisted and turned to the 1960-inspired soundtrack as models strutted down the runway.
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As I twisted and turned, trying to grab ahold of something—anything—my face took several hits on the cement steps.
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Throughout the garden, industrial scrap metal is twisted and turned into birds, dragons, tubes, and other figures for a truly eccentric experience.
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Acceding to Democratic demands to hold the vote Friday, GOP leaders twisted and turned normal procedures and practices to make the session work.
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Others twisted and turned in their seats, gazing up at the public gallery — where political celebrities like actress Alyssa Milano and former Sen.
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She attacked Lulu first, who "twisted and turned and did everything possible" to avoid the knife, New York Assistant District Attorney Stuart Silberg said.
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The enchantments of this couple's embellishments were endearing, with wonderful vacillations as Ms. Sottile twisted and turned to Mr. Garcia's right and to his left.
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Wells was having a blast, but Sarah was lost in her iPhone as the car in which she was riding twisted and turned on the track.
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The dream shower was suggested here by a dozen dancers in skintight gold outfits, who twisted and turned in a heavenly space above the rapt Danae.
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The nugget floats above another magnet (or via acoustic waves) and can be twisted and turned as necessary, allowing access to the object from all sides.
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As the plot twisted and turned in the following seasons, however, ratings and viewers fell dramatically, until it was announced that the series would wrap in 2012.
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In the evenings, curled up on my canopy bed with Bon Jovi blasting from the radio, I twisted and turned the cube without ever really looking at it.
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As they twisted and turned through the aisles, the associate stopped short to ask Hunter an important question: Was this swaddle for a girl baby or a boy baby?
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The saber-toothed cat most likely suffered damage to its lower back while it twisted and turned trying to wrestle large prey to the ground with its massive forelimbs.
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Beyond Alley's, I took a right on Music Street, then a left onto Middle Road, where I twisted and turned under the gnarled tree canopy that filtered the crisp winter light.
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It twisted and turned and snaked around in a coil until it ended at a murky well fed from a spring where a person, quiet of heart, is meant to meditate.
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As the Brexit saga has twisted and turned this year, traders look to have taken their bets on how it will unfold to a new forum: the Euro/British pound currency pair.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions's recent use of scripture (about obeying the laws of government) to advance his own political agenda reflects how sacred words can be twisted and turned to fit that agenda.
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From there, we drove our rental car north, following the Hudson River before breaking off onto smaller roads that twisted and turned more and more sharply as we approached the foothills of the Adirondacks.
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The Republican campaign machine twisted and turned his record so badly that many voters had trouble seeing Kerry as anything other than a war-resisting Democrat who would say whatever it took to win.
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Here&aposs a look at some of the most devastating structural failures in history, from an ancient stadium collapse that killed 20,000 people to a bridge that famously twisted and turned in heavy winds.
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Trump himself also twisted and turned on DACA, both praising its recipients and the program, and rejecting several offers to replace it as not aggressive enough in expanding immigration enforcement powers and cutting legal immigration.
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As with any long-running franchise, the Fast and the Furious movies have continually raised the stakes to keep viewers interested, which means the story's twisted and turned and looped in on itself with increasing absurdity.
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It has to make you wonder why you twisted and turned and tried to justify your support of him in the face of his petulant, gratuitous attack on the Muslim parents of a soldier who died fighting for America.
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His briefings attracted millions of viewers who tuned in not just to find out what their President was doing, but to thrill and gawk at how Spicey -- as we all came to know him -- twisted and turned in the media glare.
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The materials remain high end, though, with a metal frame around the ear cups, a carbon fiber driver baffle, and the same nitinol headband that can be twisted and turned in all sorts of ways and will still remember its original shape.
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"When it comes down to a fight with no rules, when the law is twisted and turned into an instrument for the destruction of a TV company, every step against a Russian media outlet will be met with an corresponding response," she said.
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"The reason I wanted to name this record Rainbow is because I kind of associate healing with kind of going back to my child-like mind because before I got all twisted and turned and beaten and heartbroken and all those things," she shared.
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The subversion of expected storylines is a major product of George R. R. Martin's brilliant appropriation of the history of the War of the Roses, a long-running civil war in late medieval England that indeed twisted and turned based on such sudden deaths.
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That meeting kicked off a remarkable week in which Kavanaugh's nomination twisted and turned through an unexpected FBI investigation, intense protests that required senators to take police escorts through the Capitol and a rare vote in which Senate leadership was genuinely unsure of the outcome.
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Behind Ms. Brewer and her daughter-in-law sprawled a sea of literal and figurative red — an early-bird line that twisted and turned on the streets hours before the doors opened, a pro-Trump and pro-Cruz crowd dressed in Make-America-Great-Again red.
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James Yates, who in 1979 helped draft New York's current discovery law as a young Assembly staff member and who went on to serve more than 18 years as a state judge, said he believed the law had been "abused, twisted and turned" to withhold information.
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" It then goes on to say, "No complaint has been made to us about the advert on our van but with the media hype the whole account has left our staff dejected" and "It's a sad state of affairs when in England 2017 an innocent joke is twisted and turned into an opportunity by some to cause distress.
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An example: if Messi had been able to finish off a run, late in the first half, that took him past three United midfielders, the referee Felix Brych, and left Phil Jones twisted and turned and tortured, his first goal would have seemed fairly ordinary, by his standards; so, too, if he had managed to convert an impromptu scissor kick in the second.
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Close to Kristiansund airport in Kvernberget on the west coast, near the Norwegian Sea, I had driven toward the Atlantic where a trippy highway, known as the Atlanterhavsvegen, an amazing engineering feat, twisted and turned over the islands, more like the tracks of a roller coaster looping high over bridges between the small islands that sit close to the mainland, only to descend again to hug the coastline alongside the brooding, steel-gray, furious waves of the ocean.
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Buchi Babu patriotically founded the Madras United Club in the esplanade .Himself a fine cricketer ,he was responsible for getting prince Ranjitsinjhi to Madras ,he was also responsible for sending Chari to England .This bowler ,who twisted and turned, earned tributes from English Cricketers . Buchi Babu had a dream.
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The Barnstormer at Goofy's Wiseacre Farm appeared to be an airplane school taught by Goofy. The story behind this ride included guests flying in Goofy's homemade biplane as it swooped, twisted and turned. It then went full speed into a barn. Inside the barn were three Audio-Animatronic chickens from Epcot's former World of Motion attraction.
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If one does not do what one wants in painting, where will he > do it? he told me once. Then he painted a world of twisted and turned—around > persons: that of the apparent consumerist society. With his eyes of artist > from an underdeveloped country he looked at the most developed country and > x-rayed it cruelly.
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Flowers "sidestepped, ducked, twisted and turned until he had again crossed the field almost to the opposite side and then stiff-arming the last man in his way, crossed the goal for a touchdown." A 15-yard pass from Flowers to Bill Fincher netted the third touchdown. Flowers had a 78-yard touchdown against Vanderbilt in the mud.
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"Apparently", Van Valkenburgh's commanding officer recalled, "we were marked for 'liquidation' that night as RP-10 had been on the night of the sinking of the ." With "everybody for himself", Van Valkenburgh twisted and turned, maneuvering while firing with every gun that could be brought to bear. At one point, five blips appeared on the radar screen within a radius.
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The font is massive and plain with a Gothic oak cover. The altar rails are Jacobean and consist of alternate twisted and turned balusters. The sanctuary chair dates from the reign of Charles II. The stained glass in the east window of the chancel is by Kempe. One of the Massey memorials is in marble and dated 1579, the other is in alabaster and dated 1794.
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In their opening match on 15 June, Portugal played against Spain. Cristiano Ronaldo scored with an early penalty, winning it after he was fouled by Nacho inside the box. Diego Costa then twisted and turned away from two Portugal defenders to score with a low shot to the left corner which brought the two sides level. But just before the break, David de Gea fumbled a Ronaldo shot from outside the penalty area through his gloves and over the line.
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The Church of Nossa Senhora da Penha de França was erected to replace an older hermitage constructed after the early settlement. The early settlement of Água Retorta, which had its origin with the settlement of Faial da Terra, occurred with the reestablishment of colonists from old Povoação. Água Retorta became important due to the abundance of farms that existed in this territory. The place name, as Gaspar Frutuoso wrote, was inspired by a ravine "that twisted and turned", that by the 16th century developed into a land of many farms.
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Meanwhile, the 31st Division had forged ahead to the town of Kibawe on Highway 1, some away, since 27 April, with the 124th Infantry Regiment of Colonel Edward M.Cullen at point, where the first monsoon rains started creating havoc on the advance. Running into a Japanese battalion hurrying south, Lieutenant Colonel Robert M. Fowler's 2nd Battalion, with Battery B, 149th Field Artillery attached, engaged the Japanese with much needed artillery fire, killing at least 50 and sending the rest fleeing. On 3 May, the 31st Division reached Kibawe, against stiffening Japanese resistance. The town led to a supposed Japanese supply trail that twisted and turned south, until it reached the ocean shore village of Talomo in Davao City.
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"If she were to be terminated or relieved of her duties, the injustice would be widely recognized and opposed." Davis is quoted from an email to The New York Times as saying “I am of course very supportive of what title x and the #MeToo movement are trying to do, of their efforts to confront and to prevent abuses, for which they also seek some sort of justice. But it’s for that very reason that it’s so disappointing when this incredible energy for justice is twisted and turned against itself, which is what many of us believe is happening in this case.” Davis clarified her defense of Ronell after Avital Ronell was found by NYU to have sexually harassed former male graduate student Nimrod Reitman.
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In addition, anything he might say could, if he were convicted, used ina subsequent prosecution of the Hullett case. Towards the end of his closing speech for the defence, Lawrence put the case for Adams' innocence and the faulty basis of the prosecution case, saying: > Trying to ease the last hours of the dying is a doctor's duty and it had > been twisted and turned into an accusation for murder. Mr Justice Devlin received a phone call from Lord Goddard, the Lord Chief Justice, at the time defence and prosecution were making their closing speeches. In the event of Adams being acquitted, Lord Goddard suggested that Devlin might consider an application to release Adams on bail before the Hullett trial, which was due to start afterwards.
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Arsenal regained the league, beating Manchester United at Old Trafford in the penultimate game of the season to complete the club's second double under Wenger; Arsenal defeated Chelsea 2–0 to win the FA Cup four days prior. Bergkamp played in 33 league matches, setting up 15 goals, one of which was against Juventus in the second group stage of the Champions League. Holding off two markers, he twisted and turned before feeding the ball to Freddie Ljungberg in the penalty box to score. Bergkamp headed in the winner against Liverpool in a FA Cup fourth-round tie on 27 January 2002, but was shown a red card for a two-footed lunge on defender Jamie Carragher, who himself was sent off for throwing a coin into the crowd.
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He twisted and turned, looking for openings, but at last Allmenröder > got in a telling burst, and Nash's controls were damaged. He fell out of the > fight and managed to land safely – but behind the enemy lines, where he > destroyed his plane before he was captured. > The four survivors were bitterly grieved by the loss, for they had grown > into a band of brothers, and they swore to keep a sharp eye out for the > Albatroses of Richthofen's squadron which had brought down Nash. At the same > time they thought that Nash was dead. On the morning of June 27th they met > the Richthofen Staffel near Courtrai, and this time Collishaw found himself > engaged with the bright-green Albatros of Allmenröder – though he was not > aware at the moment that he was fighting the conqueror of Nash.
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In its heyday Shady Grove also included a roller coaster, ferris wheel, a fun house referred to as the "House of Mirth" in an old news article, a theater, shooting gallery, photo gallery, a restaurant, and two large dance pavilions. The rollercoaster was a large wooden coaster that climbed, twisted and turned its way along the entire length of the property. Built in 1925 and named the Wildcat, it was reported to have been designed by Traver Engineering of Beaver Falls, Pa. The dance halls attracted some of the top names of the jazz age in its day, and many vintage articles and newsclippings can be found online from touring bands and singers making the park a destination on their tours for several decades. In later years additions were made of a rollerskating rink, aeroplane swing, merry-go-round, a junior ride-on railway, and child sized versions of many of the adult rides.
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The autumn's fighting involved a huge amount of bridgebuilding and road improvement in rough terrain. Along Highway 67 from Florence to Forli, a section from Dicomano 'twisted and turned for six miles through a narrow cleft in the mountains, rising gently to San Godingo, whence it climbed nearly 3,000 feet in five miles to the Muraglione Pass'. The estimated time for re-opening this section was a month, but the sappers and gunners of 6th Armoured Division got it open in 13 days, after which XIII CTRE followed up and converted it into a two-way Class 40 road in 19 days. The most difficult sections were two demolitions of and respectively, which were widened, blasting away the rock face on one side and building up the other side on cribbing. The Corps engineers were assisted by 10th Mechanical Equipment Platoon, RE, a detachment of 1st Drilling Company, Royal Canadian Engineers, an anti-tank battery of the Royal Artillery, three-and-a-half companies of the Pioneer Corps, three general transport (GT) companies and two tipper platoons of the Royal Army Service Corps, and 70 Italian wood-cutters.
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