The chassis was still there too, twisted up on the rock.
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"They had him twisted up like a pretzel" Moore told me last year.
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He was pensive, but his face twisted up in comic, self-deprecatory memory.
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The traitor's face is "twisted up in agony and bitterness," full of resentment.
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It's all there, murky and twisted-up between split-seconds of fleeting glory.
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I simply twisted up, then swept the creamy balm on my cheeks and lips.
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Bey rocked a middle part again, this time twisted up into a chic chignon.
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She twisted up her face like I asked her why there wasn't a White History Month.
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In another Instagram Story, Zeta-Jones posted a hilarious photo of Dylan's twisted-up toothpaste tube.
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Doug tricked Frank into overdosing on his own medication and has been twisted up inside ever since.
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" Added Green: "It looked like (Jay) got twisted up on it and then Puig made us pay.
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Pop was a mentor to Shameek, Chico, and Dante — he's devastated that they're twisted up in Cottonmouth's thuggery.
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Oblivious to everything outside itself, the clouds twisted up in a tourniquet, a grimace of wind, water, and dirt.
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We followed Holway to an island scrub oak: a shrunken-down, twisted-up variety unique to the Channel Islands.
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Amid the near hysteria over the future of work, even thoughtful commentators often get twisted up in its complications.
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"I can't keep getting twisted up in different definitions on what's more progressive," he said during an interview Sunday.
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Linda sat up in bed and took the mug, her sleep shirt twisted up around her neck, her face rumpled.
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" Durant explained that he doesn't trust the media -- "Every time I say something, it gets twisted up and thrown out.
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Shane often contorts his voice into twisted up shapes that sound as much like industrial screeches as they do human vocalizations.
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Where one might end, however, with a technology allowing for circuits that can be twisted up and stretched like bubble gum is anyone's guess.
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That he refused to explain what Trump was doing tweeting "covfefe" at 12:06 am shows how bunkered in and twisted up this administration is.
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It's catchy and fucked up in equal measure—twisted-up, pitch shifted, and bit-crushed, but still full of saccharine moments that'll please your lizard brain.
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I watched the men fuck and fight in the dark, so twisted up in each other I couldn't tell where one man ended and another began.
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Inside my brain, the relief at not having to face "judgment" was twisted up with self-hatred and fear, along with a perverse sense of defiance.
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And isn't that contorted steel tube that the New York artist Wade Guyton twisted up into the air the remnant of the iconic 1920s Breuer chair?
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There were mirrored shirt dresses (shirt dresses are a thing this season) layered atop each other, and two-tone knits twisted up and around and over.
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The second man put on a brave face at the start, but as the strikes started to climb beyond 18 his face twisted up in pain.
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Perry celebrated her birthday at Ye's show, where she palled around with Halsey, danced her face off, and, most notably, twisted up her face at Swift's expense.
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One of the bullets hit me in my back and exited through the front of my neck, close to my shoulder; my arm was real twisted up.
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Uncanny events, fractured memories and the constant slippage of selves unmoored by the violence of race and class twisted up in undeniable love keep the pages turning.
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Officials believe Maverick had been twisted up in his tether for at least a full day, but speculate he might have been unattended in Kennedy's backyard for weeks.
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Yet, when Silva connected with a body kick in the third and Cormier's face twisted up due to the pain, the arena exploded in support of the legend.
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In the past, strangers have twisted up their faces or nodded slowly with a simple "that's cool" (but I could tell it was, most certainly, not cool to them).
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My high school best friend was my worst and longest-lasting crush, all twisted up in the slow-burning and horrible knowledge of what those feelings meant about me.
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The bundle of nerves that twisted up my stomach before takeoff had disappeared by the time the pilot took back the controls and made the turn back towards Westchester.
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They can withstand more abuse from sharp objects or just being twisted up in your bag, and strangely, they are usually cheaper than a replacement from your device's original manufacturer.
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Photos of the ballerina dancing were taped to the wall, along with a framed one on her dresser where she stood beside an old, twisted-up woman in a wheelchair.
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A military helicopter flew overhead in the middle of RL Grime's set of twisted-up rap remixes on a Coors Light-branded stage early on a Sunday morning last month.
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Every night, my waist and right arm twisted up to the right, then, with all of my 180 pounds of force, I slammed the rolling pin to the ground five times.
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There's even another collaboration with Hijōkaidan's Toshiji Mikawa, under the name MikaTen, which is every bit as twisted-up as the BiS Kaidan collaboration, but totally shorn of all pop fringes.
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A hilarious collection from Ashland home decor, the line of figurines depict creepy, boney skeletons twisted up in a variety of yoga poses — from tree pose to king pigeon pose and beyond.
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It isn't twisted up by taboo, it hasn't grown darker in the shadows—rather, it looks very much like the love shared between any two people who are confident and comfortable with themselves.
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"If you have hankered for a Greek salad but made sweet, this is the ice cream for you," she says of the Black Olive Brittle and Goat Cheese, her face twisted up in disgust.
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In the video, which Madonna posted Friday on Instagram, the star and Ostrovsky are dressed in white robes with their hair twisted up into a towel and are getting pampered with massages, manicures and pedicures.
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Serpentine paths twisted up the hillside, and at the center of a spectacular bifurcated staircase there was a fountain in the form of a lizard, its skin composed of mosaic shards in blues and yellows.
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As the president finished, you could see that something else was off: The ribbon was twisted up right in front, on his left side, like all the belts I see mis-spiraled around dresses and raincoats.
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After finding that millennial parents were getting so "twisted up" by online feedback, she reissued the guide with a new chapter specifically telling us to listen to our instincts, something she says parents used to just do.
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She twisted up slightly, and he stared at the rise of her hip, that angular bone, began to reach for it but changed his mind, suddenly self-conscious of the fact that he hadn't bathed in a week.
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"It keeps me free of getting too twisted up in irritations because there is this very strong current of goodness and strength that is always available to tap into — like watching the current of a strong river," she said.
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"It keeps me free of getting too twisted up in irritations because there is this very strong current of goodness and strength that is always available to tap into — like watching the current of a strong river," she said.
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From the chaotic, thunderous opening of "Dark Spring" to the relieving calmness of the album's closing tracks (perhaps their most immaculate triumvirate of back-to-back-to-back songs so far), it's a dualistic record—one twisted up in peril and perfection.
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Which means he needs to spend the next three weeks getting re-educated by Anderson Silva and eluded by Lyoto Machida and twisted up by Roger Gracie and pounded on by Glover Teixeira and generally humbled by every fighter Blackhouse has to offer.
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After a design on a dime challenge where the queens had to make outfits out of items found at a dollar store, Mayhem ended up taking the first win with her gown made up of black rubber gloves and twisted up garbage bags.
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One moment, here we are gardening or walking to lunch in the mellow light of a spring Sun, and the next moment said Sun has shredded Earth's atmosphere and twisted up our power grids, radio communications, GPS, and most anything else electrical.
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And while friends led Ms. Morgan Lehman to believe that she and her husband would fall in love with one particular Rivertown, they didn't like that many of its lots twisted up inclines or that their budget didn't go very far there.
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And although her red hair is twisted up like an antenna on top of her head—Kritzer bears a striking resemblance to that other great mugger Carol Burnett—the only signals Delia can pick up on are potential threats to her well-being.
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Stewart, who arrived at Cannes after skipping out on the Met Gala Monday night to serve as a member of the festival's competition jury, has been wearing her hair up in beautifully crafted twisted up-dos that are eye-catching enough from the front.
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A smooth number that's been twisted up with remnants of g-funk and 90s R&B, it's the sort of sophisticated pop track that should come hand delivered with a tray full of strawberry daiquiris, incense, and some towels with a high-thread count.
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When I signed the lease on my Brooklyn apartment, I met my landlord in the lobby of her condo in Queens, where she appeared in hot pink fuzzy pants and shower sandals and smelling of fried fish, her hair twisted up in a turban.
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Taraji shared another look at her new do, enlisting her friend Jay Walker to take a photo of her posing in front of the ocean, with her new do piled high into a twisted up-do, all the better to show off those bold, shaved sides.
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The boy was already sprawled inside, his pants twisted up, exposing skinny, muscleless calves.
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Some trees are reaching 6-10 (-20) m high and 60 cm trunk diameter. The small tree up to 15(–20) m tall, is a stoloniferous, aromatic shrub or little tree, in the laurel family. The trees are having vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizae. The bole often is twisted, up to 60 cm in diameter; bark surface dark grey or blackish brown, usually smooth, but sometimes rough and scaly.
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In situations where medicines are dispensed in small, twisted-up pieces of brown paper, the need for patient instruction takes on a whole new dimension. Medicines should be issued in appropriate containers and labelled. While the patient may be unable to read, the healthcare worker is probably literate. There are many tried-and-tested methods in the literature for using pictures and diagrams to aid patient compliance.
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A pogrom._ The family of David Zyz, in people’s homes, a naked, barely breathing prophet of an old man, and old woman butchered, a child with fingers chopped off, many people still breathing, stench of blood, everything turned upside down, chaos, a mother sitting over her sobered son, an old woman lying twisted up like a pretzel, four people in one hovel, filth, blood under a black beard, just lying there in their blood.
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An adaptive compliant wing designed by FlexSys Inc. features a variable-camber trailing edge which can be deflected up to ±10°, thus acting like a flap-equipped wing, but without the individual segments and gaps typical in a flap system. The wing itself can be twisted up to 1° per foot of span. The wing's shape can be changed at a rate of 30° per second, which is ideal for gust load alleviation.
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The spear may be twisted up to one and a half turns, which serves to stabilize the spear during the throw. The bâton percé is held over the shoulder, and thrown overhand. The length of the bâton percé serves to increase the thrower's leverage, providing more speed, and the cord acts as it does in a Swiss arrow, extending the leverage further. Use of the bâton percé in this way results in a 127% increase in range over the same hand-thrown spear.
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Destiny proceeded to release a compilation album of Mystic recordings and called it Revenge is a Beautiful Feeling in reference to their perceived mistreatment by Mystic Records. The cover also featured a caricature of Doug Moody with his neck being twisted up by the same monster character that appeared on the cover of RKL's previous release, It's a Beautiful Feeling. Through it all, RKL mainly played in Europe and California. There was no official US tour to back the Rock 'n Roll Nightmare album.
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The manuscript is a paper scroll. When found by Stein it was twisted up, but has since been mounted on backing paper as a scroll, 230 cm long and 20 cm high. The beginning of the scroll, comprising about a half of the text, is missing, but the end is intact. Additionally, the bottom of the scroll along its entire length has been severely damaged (apparently torn off), with the result that each column of Tangut text is missing a few characters at the bottom.
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" Her harried, unmarried, and very pregnant sister, Bessie (Nina Repeta), about ten years older than Joey,Dawson's Creek, Season 2, confirmed Bessie was in high school when Joey was in kindergarten was raising her while running the Ice House restaurant, where Joey worked as a waitress. GQ described Joey as "kind of an uptight fussbudget—one who's always twisted up over doing the right thing and bungling-up ways to hook up with her crush and across the creek neighbor, Dawson."Adam Rapoport. "Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon.
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Lu-Tze and other sources state that on Fourecks time and space are very twisted up, and there is a big time source right in the middle (probably the Red Rock, the Ecksian version of Uluru). The continent's name is a play on Castlemaine XXXX, a Queensland lager, and advertised there with adverts playing on Australian stereotypes. According to the books, maps used the label "XXXX" because no-one knew what the place was called. Both the flora and fauna of the continent are extremely dangerous, as Death's Library attests.
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Projective geometry is not necessarily concerned with curvature and the real projective plane may be twisted up and placed in the Euclidean plane or 3-space in many different ways.Apéry, F.; Models of the real projective plane, Vieweg (1987) Some of the more important examples are described below. The projective plane cannot be embedded (that is without intersection) in three-dimensional Euclidean space. The proof that the projective plane does not embed in three-dimensional Euclidean space goes like this: Assuming that it does embed, it would bound a compact region in three- dimensional Euclidean space by the generalized Jordan curve theorem.
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" Conley also said about the three-album concept: "The whole trilogy was just a bit of a therapeutic experiment. I felt like all twisted up and broken inside and just angry and confused and depressed and sad and I couldn’t really deal with the world or myself. So I was just like ′this has got to end, I have to at least try and get a grip on the world and on myself′. So I dove into the depths of my mind and brought out what I was finding, so the first album was filled with all the anger, the surface pain, and all the paranoid delusional thoughts that were there.
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In the beginning, there are opening shots of landscape, but then it becomes darker and more confined.” Given the story’s lurid undertow, Pettyfer was mindful of overplaying the material, encouraging the film’s audience to key in on its psychological complexity and feel compassion for characters whose inner and outer lives have been twisted up by tragic circumstances dangerously larger than themselves. “The key behind the film I wanted to make was a much more subtle film and that was my take from the beginning,” Pettyfer says. “I wanted it to be an exploration of emotion and an exploration of family drama, rather than an exploration into this kind of sexual dark romance.
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Italian women wore their hair very long, wound with ribbons or braided, and twisted up into knots of various shapes with the ends hanging free. The hair was then covered with sheer veils or small caps. Toward the 1480s women wore chin-length sections of hair in loose waves or ripples over the ears (a style that would inspire "vintage" hair fashions in the 1620s and '30s and again in the 1840s and 1850s). Blonde hair was considered desirable (by Botticelli for one), and visitors to Venice reported that ladies sat out in the sun on their terraces with their hair spread out around large circular disks worn like hats, attempting to bleach it in the sun.
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On "Burn the Pages", Sia described a friend she wants to cheer up: "You're twisted up like a slipknot / Tied by a juicehead who just took his T-shot." "Eye of the Needle" is a "military-march" piano ballad, while "Hostage" is a new wave pop and ska track that features Sia's voice "cracking like a punk singer." The sixth song, "Straight for the Knife", is instrumented by strings and lyrically details a tempestuous relationship: "But will someone find me swinging from the rafters / I’m hanging on your every word." "Fair Game", where Sia sings "Watch me squirm baby, but you're just what I need," is a minimalist and string-laden song about the desire to find an equal partner.
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Newton discusses a bucket () filled with water hung by a cord.For a discussion of Newton's original argument, see If the cord is twisted up tightly on itself and then the bucket is released, it begins to spin rapidly, not only with respect to the experimenter, but also in relation to the water it contains. (This situation would correspond to diagram B above.) Although the relative motion at this stage is the greatest, the surface of the water remains flat, indicating that the parts of the water have no tendency to recede from the axis of relative motion, despite proximity to the pail. Eventually, as the cord continues to unwind, the surface of the water assumes a concave shape as it acquires the motion of the bucket spinning relative to the experimenter.
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The Ramblers jersey, front view One of the most recognizable traditions of the Midnight Ramblers is their unique performance garb, which consists of jeans, a T-shirt (occasionally matching, though this is not the case at most shows), and a grey baseball jersey featuring the word "Ramblers" on the front and the singer’s name and number on the back. In most cases, the singer’s last name is used, but certain members of the group have featured nicknames instead. The jerseys are also regularly integrated into the Ramblers performances, being removed and repurposed as pants, blindfolds, turbans, or, when twisted up and used like a whip, weapons. Wearing the jerseys in public has occasionally caused the Ramblers to be mistaken for members of a baseball team, rather than a vocal ensemble.
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Dyer Ball on firecrackers James Dyer Ball, in his book Things Chinese, has a detailed description about the process and material used for making firecrackers at the end of the 19th century. At that time, firecrackers were made by female and child workers, using straw paper to make the body of the firecracker, while the fuse was made of bamboo paper imported from Japan, then stiffened with buckwheat paste. The bamboo paper was cut into strips of long and wide, laid on a table; a string of gunpowder was placed at the center with a hollow tube, then twisted up to make a piece of fuse. The firecracker tubes were made from pieces of straw paper wrapped around iron rods of various diameters and then tightened with a special tool.
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