That's changed in season 210, where the show feels uncorked.
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She looked deflated; Mr Navalny, off camera, uncorked the champagne.
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The bell rang just as Aljahmi uncorked one more punch.
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Belfort uncorked a few good punches in the bout too.
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Chapman marveled at Hicks's arm, which uncorked a 105 m.p.h.
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We live in a time of seemingly uncorked sexual liberation.
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After Danielle uncorked the punch, the woman made a citizen's arrest.
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Champagne bottles were uncorked, optimism was wild, and hopes were high.
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Then the Rebels uncorked their second huge run of the game.
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Green uncorked a bottle of red wine and offered generous pours.
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Next on the docket was Uncorked Games' Read Between the Wines.
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Barnes was charged with four earned runs and uncorked two wild pitches.
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Green started at center on Monday and promptly uncorked a triple-double.
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Once such policies are "uncorked," as it were, they risk becoming irreversible.
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After I uncorked the bottle—decanting was pointless; what did I care?
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Usually, it was an act of heinous violence that uncorked the rage.
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He uncorked two wild pitches and hit a batter with a pitch.
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Now a wily veteran, Mr Woods uncorked a lag putt for the ages.
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We arrived around lunchtime and they uncorked a bottle of fucking amazing wine.
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He slithered into the paint and uncorked soft layups while bouncing off of bigs.
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Three pitches later, Familia uncorked a wild pitch that allowed Dahl to race home.
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He was appointed QB in a pickup football game, and uncorked a touchdown pass.
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That's when Justin uncorked a blow right to his face ... and then it's on!
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Things got physical and Fetty allegedly uncorked at least 3 punches on the valet.
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Watch and see if you can guess who uncorked the KO before it happens.
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The Omaha slugger uncorked a straight right, planting a disoriented Osselborn square on her butt.
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But it is also emblematic of something else that Mr Trump — a teetotaller — has uncorked.
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Miocic uncorked his booming right hand and ducked in on Ngannou's hips between these attempts.
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Drnaso assimilated both Crumb's uncorked adolescent anger and the heavy cross-hatching that expressed it.
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The third annual San Diego Wine Festival, "Uncorked," is Saturday at Embarcadero Marina Park North.
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Chaotically elegant and joyfully bubbly, but unwieldy, the work doesn't get uncorked all that often.
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That one, it is fair to say, turned almost as soon as it was uncorked.
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In shale fields across the country, hydraulic fracturing uncorked a lucrative new source of supply.
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The Beavers then uncorked their big run to take a 215.4-219 lead at halftime.
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Ullman was the same, too—we chatted formally until she uncorked a bottle of white wine.
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Taking Twitter beef offline a la Drake, Warren uncorked a bevy of jabs against Donald Trump.
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Each brought a lawyer and a bottle of Champagne — which they uncorked as the ink dried.
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Lyles eventually uncorked a spin move that seemed born of desperation and was whistled for traveling.
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Braves pitchers uncorked five wild pitches Friday, one shy of the franchise record set in 1979.
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Uncorked, Senator Bob Corker, the Republican chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, has grown bubbly.
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Nancy, who has mentored many constructors, uncorked the New Year's Eve title, which led to acceptance.
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This time, Rodgers rolled out to his right and uncorked a high pass into the end zone.
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That fight uncorked an at times vicious, personal fight between some of the city's most prominent figures.
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But the dynamic frequency of the group here, in its proper debut, felt like something just uncorked.
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He already uncorked a few big surprises in his testimony -- be on the lookout for more Thursday.
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He also walked five batters and uncorked a wild pitch while throwing 81 pitches, 41 for strikes.
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Covey issued two walks and uncorked two wild pitches before leaving with two outs in the third.
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Or in Wyoming with his friend and future collaborator John Barlow, absorbing the uncorked advice from his elders.
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But it soon became clear that his combative approach had uncorked a range of long-held American grievances.
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Atlanta pitchers have uncorked a major-league high 52 wild pitches after finishing with 53 last season. 2.
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Andrew Cuomo, another potential 2020 Democratic presidential contender, uncorked this rebuke of Trump's "Make America Great Again" message.
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The two events emotionally uncorked me in ways I was not prepared for, and am constantly learning from.
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"Just a brief story," Ms. Quillen told executives as she uncorked a bottle of Jack Daniel's Tennessee Honey.
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San Diego State then uncorked a 13-2 run for a 229-212 lead with 210 minutes left.
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The undersea gusher it uncorked spewed crude into the Gulf for nearly three months before it was capped.
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Justin Bieber gave some lucky fans a DNA sample when he uncorked a sneeze during his concert in Finland.
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Beneath the surface, hundreds of players buzz, their nervous energy bottled until it is uncorked onto an assigned court.
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With his videos, Pettibon positively luxuriates in brainlessness—as he does on Twitter, in raunchy bursts of uncorked id.
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Reliever Sam Dyson replaced Holland at that point and uncorked a wild pitch that sent Russell scampering for third.
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Baltimore Orioles spring training game ... O's third baseman Renato Nunez uncorked a foul ball that beelined straight at Whitley.
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So, Werdum did what any angry Australian tourist would do -- he took it outside and UNCORKED HIS DAMN BOOMERANG!!!
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Nick Markakis struck out for the second out, but Reed uncorked a wild pitch with Tyler Flowers at the plate.
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My response was that Trump has uncorked something dark in this country, something that's always there but is normally marginalized.
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The smell that immediately emanates from the uncorked bottle of Apothic Brew transports you to your favorite local coffee shop.
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The run scored when Joe Kelly, who relieved Scott, uncorked a wild pitch, but the run was charged to Scott.
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Then I get sent to a Sundance premiere, and openly weep into my dirty winter coat like an uncorked loon.
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President Donald Trump uncorked a tweet storm on Thursday morning, lashing out at Democrats over a slew of different issues.
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But today guns, refugees and Islamist terrorists coming from Libya, which we recklessly uncorked, are helping destabilize the Tunisian experiment.
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On October 14, 2015, Jose Bautista uncorked an enormous home run, and followed it with an even bigger bat flip.
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He just finished directing his feature debut ["Uncorked"], and I've done other projects, and we're just sharing our war stories.
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And when he uncorked 25 pages on the Cape's clay cliff formations, I nearly flung the book across the room.
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There are often bottles uncorked for sampling before purchase, perhaps alongside a board piled high with local cheese and prosciutto.
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That&aposs how popular he is because statements like that where Corker has become uncorked, it&aposs not winning him friends.
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The Department of Energy uncorked a memorable phrase yesterday when it approved expanded shipments from the Freeport LNG site in Texas.
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Alex Verdugo doubled and scored when Padres third baseman Manny Machado uncorked a wild throw after a Justin Turner ground ball.
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When I arrive, Larkin has uncorked a bottle of Jack Quinn, a cabernet produced at his 3-acre vineyard in Napa.
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On the first pitch, Alvarado uncorked a wild pitch that scored pinch runner Thairo Estrada to forge a 3-3 tie.
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Mejia moved to third on Urias' fly to right and scored when Jansen uncorked his second wild pitch of the season.
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You gotta see the video of the shot Jairzinho uncorked right to Alistair's upper lip -- it's almost like his face exploded.
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Last night, Miami Marlins ace Jose Fernandez uncorked a doozy of a moonbeam after the home plate ump bailed mid-windup.
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Boston College then uncorked a 12-0 run in the next 4:50 for a 51-113 advantage with 11:25 left.
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Drake threw two scoreless innings but uncorked a wild pitch on his first offering that cut the Baltimore lead to 6-5.
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Derrick Henry, who led the N.F.L. in rushing this season, uncorked one 153-yard run for the Titans but was otherwise contained.
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However, just as Rogan uttered those words, Ellenberger uncorked a bruising liver kick to Brown, which folded his foe like a deck chair.
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The company quietly uncorked the Inspire on Friday, releasing its first product that is available only to corporate employees and health insurance members.
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At the embassy, Groser invited him in, uncorked a bottle of pinot noir and called the prime minister to pass along the number.
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The showdown uncorked a fierce controversy in Washington, where there's a widening partisan dispute over Trump's rationale for the killing of Iranian Gen.
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My sense is that Trump has uncorked this force and let it loose in the body politic in a way that can't be contained.
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He uncorked a wild pitch and then failed to cover home plate allowing Odubel Herrera to race home to make the score 4-1.
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Burnes uncorked a wild pitch to score Ryan McMahon, and Wolters and Blackmon each drove in a run in back-to-back at-bats.
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In the middle of a wild exchange, Krylov uncorked a beautiful head kick that sent his experienced foe crashing face-first into the canvas.
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Netflix had planned to screen five films (Uncorked, A Secret Love, LA Originals, Mucho Mucho Amor, and Have a Good Trip: Adventures in Psychedelics).
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But with Mrazek on the bench for an extra attacker, Dougie Hamilton uncorked a blast that clipped Staal's backside on its way past Greiss.
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By the time these Champagnes are uncorked, the pleasures they offer will have little connection to the lands on which the grapes were grown.
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With the game already out of reach, he pitched the eighth inning and allowed two runs, uncorked two wild pitches and walked a batter.
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Fresh from New Jersey after making an appearance for the Democratic gubernatorial candidate there, Phil Murphy, his own former ambassador to Germany, Obama uncorked.
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Left-hander Aaron Bummer completed the walk to Reddick and uncorked a wild pitch to Alex Bregman that allowed Kemp to score from third base.
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As we reported ... Kathy went to court to get protection for herself and her boyfriend, Randy Bick, after claiming Mezger uncorked an expletive-laced rant.
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"Megyn Kelly Today" aired a repeat on Thursday morning, 2 days after she uncorked the absurd comment that it's okay to wear blackface at Halloween.
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A mere five days later, Scaramucci called New Yorker reporter Ryan Lizza and uncorked a crude verbal tirade against his perceived enemies within the administration.
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On Friday, the platform debuted Uncorked, which is for everyone surviving social distancing and self-quarantine with unlimited wine, and a sweet international rom-com.
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MSNBC/CNN/Fox are basically 24/7 politics now, and the reporters who uncorked on Twitter sit alongside the hosts to dissect/condemn the Twitter bomb.
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Odorizzi was promptly replaced by Tyler Duffey, who uncorked a wild pitch to allow Carlos Santana to score to give the Indians a 2-1 lead.
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We're told Wayne and the bouncer started arguing about who was getting in, and the bouncer says that's when Wayne uncorked a punch to his face.
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George, a former all-conference pitcher in high school, decided to test out the old wing and uncorked a wild throw that whizzed past the catcher.
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With less than a second on the clock, he uncorked an off-balance jumper, his feet leaving the floor from just inside the 3-point line.
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Although she pledged to pray for Mr. Kemp, she also uncorked a bracing indictment of his tenure as secretary of state, including the election last week.
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Although a bit of carbon dioxide will escape, most of it stays trapped until the bottle is uncorked, which, by the way, is also a science.
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Last month, it uncorked a $1.5 billion fund in partnership with China Life Insurance Group targeted at late-stage deals with companies with "significant association" with China.
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Lucroy led off with a single and Nick Martini walked before Chapman uncorked his home run to right-center to give the A's a 5-1 advantage.
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" He uncorked another tweetstorm on January 26, 2014: "Get ready… Top 10 examples of pork barrel spending in $1 trillion #Omnibus approps bill Senate votes on tonight!
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With two runners in scoring position, Morton uncorked a wild pitch to Avila, enabling Iglesias to score the first run and Kinsler to advance to third base.
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Generally, however, Gastelum has shown good awareness in the pocket and often gets down behind his lead shoulder and elbow once he has uncorked his left hand.
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Carter passed for 247 yards and two touchdowns but uncorked a pair of interceptions in the fourth quarter as the Red Raiders were desperate for a comeback.
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Last December, a 41-year-old Belgian woman finished work, uncorked a bottle of red wine, and planned to have a low-key evening with a colleague.
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If there was a play on Sunday that epitomized the Yankees of late, it came in the seventh inning when reliever Domingo German uncorked a wild pitch.
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In Game 5 of the 1997 NBA Western Conference Finals at Utah, Bryant infamously uncorked four air balls in the late stages of a 98-93 loss.
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Arkansas — fueled by Sills' triple — uncorked an 8-1 run to get a 70-64 lead before WKU stormed back in the final minute to force overtime.
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But retired nurse Martha HardyHoward, 65, who grew up during the segregation era in the South, said she feared Trump's presidency had uncorked racist sentiments once again.
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My boyfriend uncorked a bottle of wine, and as I heard the cork pop, I turned to the man I had been dating for over a year.
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After a walk to Narvaez and a Daniel Vogelbach strikeout, Mayza was replaced by right-hander Neil Ramirez, who also uncorked a wild pitch, making it 7-4.
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Cratejoy: Take 523% off all of your favorite subscription boxes including the "Uncorked" wine box, the "GeekGear" Harry Potter box, as well as tea, snack, and chocolate boxes.
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Curry, the reigning NBA MVP, uncorked a casually filthy dribbling exhibition during warmups for a recent Warriors game, turning Golden State's pre-game layup line into high art.
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He tired in the sixth, throwing 27 pitches while loading the bases for right-hander Ryan Pressly, who uncorked a wild pitch that allowed Yan Gomes to score.
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The company intended to screen films such as "Uncorked," starring Courtney B. Vance, as well as several docuseries and host a panel with Rashida Jones and Kenya Barris.
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Jeremy Giambi, Oakland's lumbering designated hitter, was rounding third base and trying to score from first when Spencer uncorked a throw that seemed destined to live in infamy.
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With a blonde ponytail erupting from her skull like uncorked Andre Brut, she snaps her gum and slurps spaghetti, sopping up the sauce with a handful of bread.
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On a 1-0 pitch, Aquino uncorked a shot to left for his 12th homer in his 22nd career game — all coming this month — for a 1-0 lead.
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The popularity of Milo and others like him in this regard is the manifestation of years of frustration uncorked by students almost always in the minority among their peers.
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Its success spawned both "Uncorked", a reality-television show that shadows a new crop of budding MS candidates, and a feature-length sequel called "Into the Bottle", profiling winemakers.
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Gonzalez walked Fowler for the second time leading off the inning, and one out later he uncorked a wild pitch, then walked Goldschmidt and Ozuna to load the bases.
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So when Fedor came out, uncorked his right hand on Nogueira and immediately followed the stunned PRIDE heavyweight champion into the guard it seemed like another normal Nogueira fight.
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Enemies of Islamic State have uncorked major offensives against the jihadists on other fronts, including a thrust by US-backed forces against the city of Manbij in northern Syria.
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Then Yannick Weber uncorked a wicked, tumbling shot from the right point that eluded Bishop, who was partially screened on the play, and tied the score at 3-3.
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Yet Iguodala, for the record, is still proudly sticking with the memorable line he uncorked Tuesday night after Green served his suspension during a Warriors home win over Atlanta.
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The first buyer did not wait that long - shortly after placing the order, an unnamed Chinese investor threw a party for clients where the wine was promptly uncorked, Kovacs said.
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We got Melissa Wednesday at LAX, the day after she was sitting right next to Megyn when she uncorked her remark that it was fine to wear blackface for Halloween.
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A key factor: African-American voters' distaste for Roy Moore, the Republican candidate in a special election in Alabama, uncorked even deeper alarm over his most prominent backer, President Trump.
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The Nationals built a run without a hit in the second, when Syndergaard opened the inning by walking Juan Soto and Zimmerman, then uncorked a wild pitch that advanced both runners.
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There are few forces stronger than the first uncorked rush of hormones and feelings that come from young women discovering that desire is one of many emotional possibilities available to them.
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On a recent weeknight, he stood on the front deck of his house, which had been lifted 10 feet off the ground to guard against future flooding, and uncorked his opinion.
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After a strikeout, Banuelos issued two straight walks and uncorked a wild pitch that caromed wildly off the wall behind home plate, allowing an alert Bauers to score from second base.
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The fund has already been uncorked and made its first deal, leading a $4 million investment in Indonesia-based co-working startup Ev Hive, a source close to negotiations told TechCrunch.
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Variety reports the entertainment company is cancelling five film screenings: documentaries A Secret Love, L.A. Originals, Mucho Mucho Amor, and Have a Good Trip: Adventures in Psychedelics, and feature film Uncorked.
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Smith passed for 346 yards and four touchdowns for Tulsa (2-3, 0-9 AAC) but also uncorked three interceptions that allowed SMU to stay within reach in the first half.
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Since he took office, a bottle has been uncorked in the arts, and fewer and fewer musicians are hedging their bets when addressing the #MeToo movement, gun control, immigration policy, and more.
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His cancer announcement uncorked a gushing of grief and support that crossed all ideological lines, a rare moment of national unity at a time when people will argue publicly about nearly everything.
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Cruz in the lead-up to New Hampshire uncorked a new line of attack on Rubio, one of several candidates who recently agreed that women should be eligible for a military draft.
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In this fight Edgar level changed for a right hand to the body in the first round, and the next time he came in Aldo uncorked a brutal knee to the guts.
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He instructed Liu to take the tape off the top a little while before drinking the wine, having observed the way people at the winery uncorked bottles and then let them sit.
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But, amid all the pent-up catharsis Castro's death uncorked here, there was, for many of us, a flash of regret: Our parents had not lived long enough to hear the news.
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Trump's candidacy has uncorked more words and analysis than perhaps any in my lifetime, as those of us flailing to make sense of him reach for new insights, novel theories, deeper understanding.
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At least once or twice a year, I find myself going back to "A Life Uncorked," his 2005 memoir of the bottles he's opened and the people with whom he consumed them.
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On that issue, Democrats are still fighting on terms that gun lobbyists have set (and this was before Joe Biden uncorked the line "Our enemy is the gun manufacturers, not the NRA").
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Last January, I was hit by both the death of my dog and, soon after, the forced sale of my home, which together uncorked a depression unlike anything I had ever known.
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Some Britains even blame Blair for Brexit, arguing that the emotional release he encouraged in the stiff-upper-lip country after Diana's death uncorked a reservoir of decidedly un-British visceral feeling.
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MILFORD, N.H. — Bill Clinton uncorked an extended attack on Senator Bernie Sanders on Sunday, harshly criticizing Mr. Sanders and his supporters for what he described as inaccurate and "sexist" attacks on Hillary Clinton.
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Last month, a bill that would allow extradition to China galvanized opposition from a wide swath of society and uncorked the anger and frustration that has been bubbling under the surface since 2014.
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You've seen the video by now ... The Notorious uncorked a vicious straight left to the temple of a man in a Dublin pub -- all because the dude rejected a shot of Conor's whiskey.
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Just as the 1979 revolution uncorked the menace of fundamentalism that has since ravaged the region, authentic democratic change in Iran could pave the way for a brighter future in the Middle East.
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Peek, a U.S. startup aiming to digitize the travel activities industry, has pulled a $23 million Series B round of financing and uncorked a partnership with Google that will help increase its visibility.
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While she was growing up, her wine education involved once-in-a-lifetime bottles including the 1934 Domaine de la Romanée-Conti ($25,000 today) uncorked by her father for her brother's 21st birthday.
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Radiohead has uncorked more snarl before, and strained harder against formalities, but rarely has it sounded surer of its strengths — or more flat-out gorgeous, as Jonny Greenwood's orchestrations deepen the glassy disquiet.
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My query about life in Senegal uncorked a torrent of complaints from the bosses: too many competitors, too few customers and rising prices for the merchandise bought during annual buying trips to China.
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About 12 hours after Isikoff's story dropped, Tucker Carlson, a primetime host with a show preceding Hannity's that has repeatedly come under criticism for promoting white nationalist themes, uncorked an attack on Rep.
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He went to second on a bunt hit by 21B Daniel Descalso and took third on an error by Mets 22B James Loney before scoring when Mets RHP Jeurys Familia uncorked a wild pitch.
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Gabi's first head-kick on 45-year-old Megumi Yabushita got flagged by the ref -- but his warning appeared to be lost in translation ... 'cause seconds later, Garcia uncorked another more devastating skull-shot.
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"It is chardonnay without the apples or the oak, wine with a heft but no sweetness; crisp, fresh and dry," the British wine critic Hugh Johnson wrote in his book "A Life Uncorked" (2006).
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Alabama was steadily moving down the field, taking what Georgia would give them before Najee Harris uncorked a 36-yard run to the left side of the field, fighting past tacklers all the way.
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Complaining about the multimillion-dollar advertising assault against him from Mr. McConnell's allies, Mr. Moore, acting as if he were the one trailing in the polls, uncorked a series of attacks against Mr. Strange.
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After a few sequences of doubled up kicks, Davis checked Mo's lead hand out of his mummy guard, then uncorked a one-two with the right landing over the top of Mo's and wobbling him.
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VEVEY, Switzerland (Reuters) - Switzerland uncorked a once-in-a-generation celebration of its winemakers on Thursday, with fancy dress, alpine horns, cows and dancers kicking off a festival that dates back to the 18th century.
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Maybe he will play in the NBA and be a decent role player or an excellent talent just waiting to be uncorked from the bottle of college, or maybe he will fail quietly and sadly.
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If there was any drama left in Sunday's game, it left when Nebraska uncorked an 11-0 run to turn a 49-37 lead into a 60-153 bulge with 6:53 remaining in regulation.
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Playing catch-up with the sport he revolutionized, White uncorked two 1440s in the final — including the same trick that he badly missed in a recent practice session, resulting in a gash that required 62 stitches.
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When Chris Pratt took center stage at the MTV Movie & TV Awards on Monday, he uncorked some truth that we thought would never flow from the lips of an A-list actor at a televised award show.
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Slotemaker was halfway through telling a customer about different screw-buying options when a manic call came over the radio: Marshawn Lynch had just uncorked a completely mind-boggling run to nearly guarantee the win for Seattle.
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He hit Kurt Suzuki with a pitch, uncorked a wild pitch to allow Anthony Rendon to score, walked the bases loaded again and surrendered a Victor Robles two-run double, giving the Nationals a 7-0 lead.
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There was a spectacular double play by center fielder Cody Bellinger, who caught Nunez's fly ball in the 10th and uncorked a laser to the plate to cut down Ian Kinsler, who was tagging up from third.
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The agreement with Meredith — the Des Moines-based publisher whose portfolio is largely focused on lifestyle magazines like Better Homes and Gardens, Family Circle, Parents and Family Fun — had also uncorked an existential reckoning within Time Inc.
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After a one-out walk to Alex Gordon, Phil Maton relieved Wittgren and promptly walked two batters of his own and uncorked a run-scoring wild pitch before walking the bases loaded again and exiting the game.
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She uncorked a bottle of Calvados, warmed it in a saucepan and, with a nonchalant gesture, tipped it into the stove's flame, igniting, then holding, a fireball at the end of her arm with barely a flinch.
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WHEN Russian members of parliament uncorked champagne to celebrate the electoral victory of Donald Trump, they hoped that America would stop meddling in the former Soviet backyard and ease sanctions imposed in response to its war in Ukraine.
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Garoppolo has been effective all game for San Francisco, completing 18 of 22 passes, but he uncorked one stinker on this drive, with his pass sailing across the middle of the field with no receivers anywhere near it.
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Hill uncorked some nice counters on Andrade as the Brazilian opened up with both hands and abandoned all defences, but Hill's effort might have been better used covering up and looking for the clinch her corner were calling for.
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Readers who have yet to watch any instalment of the "Somm" or "Uncorked" series will find Ms Bosker a skilled guide as she escorts them on her journey through many of the weirder crannies of the wine-consumption world.
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When you stop to consider the pounds of pus that woman has uncorked, the sheer volume of tissue she's scooped out of necks — and butts (!) for patients and fans to enjoy — we all start feeling a little more thankful.
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The small fountain in the middle uses tiny holes to decant wine every time its poured into the glass, so even vintage bottles or bottles that have been open for a while can have that delicious, just-uncorked flavor.
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She uncorked a bottle of wine and thought of inviting Peter and Adrian over for a drink, but they would decline, saying they had to get up early for their flight; they might not even pick up the phone.
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Many survivors of abuse, and people who campaign on their behalf, have lamented that the letters and the power struggles they have uncorked in the Vatican have eclipsed the central issue of protecting children from abuse within the church.
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At the Steak Fry this past weekend, following Trump's suggestive tweets about the Biden family, Biden uncorked a new line meant to assert that he's the Democrat whom the president fears most and that he's ready for the fight.
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He uncorked multiple bottles of Dom, spraying it on his boss' floor, on his office nameplate, on another nondescript carpet, on a pile of business cards he scattered down the hall, and all over his own plaid button-down shirt.
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SAINT-DENIS, France (Reuters) - As French officials uncorked the champagne to celebrate securing the 2024 Olympics, in Saint-Denis, the underprivileged district just north of Paris where much of the Games will be hosted, not everyone was preparing to party.
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The choice of Archbishop Gomez was only one sign that Catholic bishops are preparing to defend immigrants and refugees against a newly elected president who has threatened deportations and who critics say has uncorked an ugly backlash against immigrants and minorities.
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First, in Friday's demolition of Syracuse, Louisville quarterback Lamar Jackson uncorked one of the most dominant single-game performances in college football history: 411 passing yards on 20-of-39 attempts, 6103 rushing yards on 21 carries, five total touchdowns.
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In this age where the best teams fling 3-pointers as frequently as possible, Cleveland uncorked a three-pronged succession of major moves on trade deadline day to change as much about its roster — and its chemistry — as it seemingly could.
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Bottles of sparkling cider were uncorked on a bench — a self-service cocktail hour — accompanied by bites from the garden: curls of parsnip, crisp cucumber and crumbles of salty cheese from a small dairy in the nearby town of Falkenberg.
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Chapman then uncorked a 100-mile-per-hour fastball that sailed over catcher Gary Sanchez, hit the padding behind home plate and bounced right back to Sanchez, who whirled and easily threw out Kemp as he tried to advance to third.
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Failing to market to your target audience and keep up with changing times Mark Aselstine, founder of Uncorked Ventures, which specializes in wine clubs and gift baskets, admitted that his biggest mistake was the largest check he has ever written.
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It would be fun to think, based on one game, that Chase Utley is young again and Yasiel Puig has uncorked the genie that made him such fun in '264 and '275, but the Dodgers probably won't get both, and maybe not either.
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And after Westbrook uncorked a record-setting 42 triple-doubles last season to power undermanned Oklahoma City to 47 victories and emerge as the league's most valuable player, it won't be all on him this time — if he's prepared to accept the assistance.
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Romney, who decided against a third presidential run last year after initially considering jumping in to the race, uncorked his attack on Trump, ahead of next week's Super Tuesday contests that could further cement the billionaire's strong front-runner status in the GOP presidential race.
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For many years, one of the non-negotiable compromises wine drinkers made was that from the moment they uncorked a bottle of wine, they had a very limited amount of time to enjoy the contents before they "went bad" due to exposure to the air.
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But she said she turned to the mantra twice, when she uncorked two consecutive aces to hold a game in the second set, and went on to pound Williams, 6-3, 6-2, in an unusual first-round matchup at the Miami Open on Wednesday.
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They've been thriving on their usual mix of underneath passes and creative screens, but, with time ticking down to the two-minute warning, Brees finally uncorked a bomb to Ted Ginn Jr., who out-leaped the safety Lamarcus Joyner for the ball 43 yards downfield.
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The cross counter (a right, straight or looping, across the top of the opponent's jab) has always been one of Overeem's best strikes and he uncorked a couple of decent ones against Hunt as Hunt attempted to close buffer zone of distance Overeem had placed between them.
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Baez sliced a 2-0 fastball into Wrigley Field's right-field corner for his fourth triple to open Chicago's second inning, then the speedy shortstop scored two batters later when Gonzalez uncorked a one-out wild pitch that didn't bounce too far away from catcher Manny Pina.
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Things came apart for Chicago in the sixth, with the Cardinals scoring on a passed ball, a wild pitch and a bases-loaded walk before Fowler uncorked his two-out grand slam off Hector Santiago, the fourth White Sox pitcher in a seemingly endless half-inning.
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Phil Kessel's pass across the crease went past Islanders defenseman Nick Leddy and to Sheary, who went to one leg in the middle of the left faceoff circle and, with Leddy still facing the net, uncorked a shot that sailed over Gibson's glove with 2:46 left.
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Perhaps the Warriors also needed the absence of the injured Chris Paul to complete their comeback, but the visitors uncorked their customary third-quarter haymaker and ultimately delivered a 33-92 victory over the Rockets in Game 7 of the Western Conference finals at Toyota Center.
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Libya was like a cork on Africa, and when the U.S. and NATO toppled the Libyan dictator — but did not put troops on the ground to help secure a new order — they essentially uncorked Africa, creating a massive funnel through chaotic Libya to the Mediterranean coast.
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In overtime on Sunday, on first-and-10 from the Saints&apos 45-yard line, Cousins uncorked a deep ball that dropped right into the hands of Adam Thielen, who laid out for the 103-yard catch, just beating Saints cornerback Patrick Robinson and safety Marcus Williams.
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The good news for the Mets is that Syndergaard — the right-handed ace who uncorked 92 mph sinkers, 94 mph sliders and 98 mph fastballs while allowing five hits and no walks and striking out seven — should be fine after a blister popped on his right middle finger.
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Related: Obama Administration Reverses Course, Will Not Allow Oil & Gas Drilling Off the Atlantic Coast But opponents have been more outspoken since the Deepwater Horizon blowout in 2010, which killed 11 workers and uncorked the worst offshore oil spill in US history, and organizers said Wednesday's demonstration marked a turning point.
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If all these startups succeed in meeting their wildest expectations, we could be looking at a future where a synthetically engineered copy of a $10,000 bottle of wine is custom-selected via an app, delivered in a few minutes and uncorked, one glass at a time, for maximum drinking pleasure.
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But the explosive rise of these tax-exempt philanthropic vehicles — called donor-advised funds, or DAFs, and housed at places like Brown's former employer — has uncorked a fierce new debate about whether the motives of the wealthy, particularly in Silicon Valley, are as pure as they seem at first blush.
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We know there was a VIP area inside the club for Stassie's party -- but we don't know if a peace summit went down between KJ and JW. We do know, Jordyn wasn't in the mood for cameras when she left -- in the same ride as Jaden Smith -- because she uncorked a doubled bird.
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"People from Paris come here to drink, which is weird," said Michael Mortensen, who edits a wine magazine called Vang and is a sommelier at Kadeau on the tiny Baltic island of Bornholm, east of Copenhagen, as a bottle of Brut Nature Champagne from French winemaker Comte Hugues de la Bourdonnaye was uncorked.
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Whitmer told a Michigan radio station on Friday morning that the attacks the president uncorked on her hours before on Sean Hannity's show ("I don't know if she knows what's going on, but all she does is sit there and blame the federal government") had already made it harder for her to buy needed medical equipment, like ventilators.
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I mean, hell, if I'm being generous it is at most, the second best showtime dunk that got uncorked by an awful, shitty-ass squad in the league this week: Here is Dennis Smith, Jr. tapping a ball into the back court, gaining CONTROL of the ball by bouncing it to himself, snatching it in one beautiful motion, and throwing down a dunk.
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Trump, who loves the big stage and bright lights and was aware that the midterm results would reflect on him no matter what he did, kept an aggressive, 2016-like campaign schedule, and in the closing weeks, uncorked the same dark and racial rhetoric that defined his first presidential bid in an effort to push his supporters to the polls.
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After an unremarkable first round, Materla uncorked a right uppercut that had Palhares keeling over like he was trying to sit down and tie his shoes and puke at the same time, and Materla might as well have aimed for the great big knot at the base of Palhares's skull the way he threw that first follow-up hammer fist.
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Art institutions nationwide that seek to readjust their missions to offer space for anti-Trump organizing, sanctuaries for victims of the the white supremacist danger uncorked in the election, or simply exhibit artworks that overtly challenge the regime, will likely bump up against funders who are keen to prop up business as usual because institutional meshing with business interests of galleries and auctions is working out well for them.
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The meltdowns of Syria, Somalia, Eritrea, Mali, Chad and Yemen and our takedowns of Libya, Iraq and Afghanistan — without proper follow-up on our part, NATO's part or by local elites — has uncorked the worst refugee crisis since World War II. This tidal wave of migrants and refugees is a human tragedy, and their outflow from Syria and Libya in particular is destabilizing all the neighboring islands of decency: Tunisia, Jordan, Lebanon, Kurdistan and Turkey.
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Photograph by Robert Vinas, Jr. Courtesy the Estate of Malcolm Morley / Sperone Westwater In the mid-sixties, Morley uncorked a novel style—painstakingly copying banal postcard, travel-brochure, and calendar images of ships and vacation spots or of reproduced paintings, most notably Vermeer's "The Art of Painting"—which art historians generally credit as the starting gun for Photo-Realism, a movement that engaged scores of painters in diffident imitations of the camera's Cyclopean eye.
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Here are a few to keep your eye on: MONTANA: GOP FACES STRIKE THREE Incumbent: Democrat Jon Tester, elected 2006 Tester replaced three term Senator Conrad Burns 2016 presidential result: Trump, 56 percent; Clinton, 483 percent OHIO: STILL SWINGING Incumbent: Democrat Sherrod Brown, elected 2006 Seat has consistently flipped parties since 1939 2016 presidential result: Trump, 51 percent; Clinton, 43 percent TENNESSEE: UNCORKED Open Seat Republican held since 1995 2016 presidential result: Trump, 61 percent; Clinton, 35 percent PENNSYLVANIA: TESTING TRUMP'S STAYING POWER Incumbent: Democrat Robert Casey Jr., elected 2006 Defeated two-term Republican Rick Santorum 2016 presidential result: Trump, 48 percent; Clinton, 47 percent Chris Stirewalt is the politics editor for Fox News.
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