When she gets home and immediately uncorks, you should worry.
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Investors should be watching whether this week's vote uncorks any fear.
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Is it really news when Team "SNL" uncorks its 19th Trump sketch of the new year?
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Then he uncorks a ferocious knockout blow to a guy who went down for the count.
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FOX NEWS OPINION Bruce Riley Ashford: Chris Pratt uncorks some truth in a Hollywood culture of lies.
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While talking about what great friends he is with Bill Belichick, Trump uncorks an all-timer of a story.
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With Kim's accident happening soon after Jimmy uncorks this non-poisononed bottle, the brand now seems like a harbinger of disaster.
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What happened in Iraq was a spiritual disaster, and this brave and ingenious novel takes that idea and uncorks all its possible meanings.
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A surrealist sculptor known for his fantastical clay works uncorks his comedy skills in a video series teaching first-timers the basics behind creating.
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Oster Cordless Electric Wine Bottle Opener with Foil Cutter, $17.99This slim device cuts foil and uncorks wine bottles seamlessly, then stows easily out of sight.
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Pick it up on the baseline as ADM senior Sam McCartney uncorks a full-court pass that veers off toward the right side of the court.
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The low-key event isn't what we've come to expect from Rihanna, but don't be surprised if she uncorks a classic RiRi party in coming days.
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Well-researched yellow tie wearer, Robby, uncorks a bottle of red so the pair can swig it sans glasses in the style of famed Bachelor favorite, JoJo's Mom. Smart!
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CHRIS PRATT UNCORKS SOME TRUTH IN A HOLLYWOOD CULTURE OF LIES "So Shakira most likely accidentally put a nazi symbol on her tour merch and didn't know it," one Twitter user posted.
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As West Antarctic glaciers have become more unstable, their grounding lines have moved inland and deepened, which provides warm ocean waters with easier access to the ice's underbelly and uncorks inland ice to slide into the sea, adding to sea levels.
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However, Smith uncorks a mighty right hand to the jaw of the onrushing Sell, leaving his opponent starched, laying on the canvas before crumpling to a heap himself as the pain produced from the body shot became too much to bear.
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Donaldson stands close to the plate and hunched, his hands bobbing meanly, and when he sees a pitch he likes, he uncorks himself so fast—straightening up, bat zooming through to a one-handed finish, heels spinning on the dirt—that he seems liable to rip every ligament in his body.
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Although her shift into Davis – an actress who often portrayed almost a high-dudgeon caricature of her larger-than-life self – is not as eerily spot-on as Lange's Crawford (and given Bette's BIGNESS, how could it be?), Sarandon uncorks every bit of acerbic attitude in her arsenal – something we haven't seen from her before to this magnitude –and it works like gangbusters, especially when juxtaposed against the quieter moments that expose, but never try to overly explain, where that venomous veneer was coming from.
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Doug Nairne, "MLCC uncorks wine sales", Winnipeg Free Press, 17 July 1998, A1.
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Finance, December 2011.Lot18 Uncorks European Wine Market with Vinobest Acquisition. Xconomy, December 2011. Vinobest was founded in 2010 by Paul Guillet and Thierry Rochas.
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Laura Catena Uncorks Argentina, The New York Times Magazine, November 3, 2010.Catena Zapata Family, “CatenaZapata.com”Laura Catena, “The Huffington Post”Medicine & Malbec: The Double Life of Dr. Laura Catena, Physicians Life, June, 2015.
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The Beermen were able to tie the game via a three-point shot from Arwind Santos, 106-all, with 48 seconds remaining in regulation. Japeth Aguilar responded with two free throws shots to give Ginebra a two- point lead. After a San Miguel timeout, Gabby Espinas uncorks a three-point shot, giving them a one-point lead.
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He uncorks the bottle to look inside, but Soela hastily runs in to warn them of a teacher coming their way. As the trio rush out, Lewin places the bottle of undead seeds on the counter. It falls to the ground and shatters, exposing the seeds to oxygen. Due to the fact that oxygen causes the activation of the seeds, skeletons spring out.
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Tuck says, "I forgot what it was like being scared." Mae is up in the attic area where doves live, and so she "uncorks the bender." Music begins to play and they dance around. Meanwhile, the man rides Tuck's horse to the Fosters house where he makes a deal where he'll find Winnie with the constable and look for her if they give him the wood.
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Bink agrees to return with Imbri and instructs Arnolde to follow, as he is next in the line of succession. Bink and Imbri travel to the baobab tree and find Humphrey, taken by the power of the enemy. He has a bottle in his hand, and when Bink uncorks it, Humphrey's voice emits from it, with one word: "Horseman". Bink surmises that Humphrey's voice was identifying his assailant, and that they now know who was ensorcelling the kings.
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As the bolt travels forward it seals off the feed port and 'uncorks' from the dump chamber. The compressed air from the dump chamber passes through the bolt and propels a paintball down the barrel. # Once the dump chamber pressure is vented down the barrel, the bolt is returned by a spring. # The trigger is released # The on/off valve opens and repressurizes the dump chamber # The dump chamber pushes the bolt forward, which is now held in place by the sear.
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He walks into a saloon and greets its patrons as the screen fades to a title, "The Three Musketeers". The Three Musketeers stand about, singing of their identities; Bosko leaps upon a table to introduce them, "Athos, Amos, and Andy!" "One for all!" cries Bosko; "And all for one!" the musketeers reply. Bosko rushes off to an overturned table, on whose leg he dashes his foil, such that it coils about the wooden leg and forms a corkscrew; he then uncorks a bottle marked "New Deal '32" and pours it, as his companions continue to sing.
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San Juan River watershed, which drains into the Colorado river, showing the northern tributary of the Animas River The Animas River was closed to recreation until August 14. During the closure, county officials warned river visitors to stay out of the water."Environmental Agency Uncorks Its Own Toxic Water Spill at Colorado Mine", NY Times, 10 August 2015 Residents with wells in floodplains were told to have their water tested before drinking it or bathing in it. People were told to avoid contact with the river, including contact by their pets, and to prevent farmed animals from drinking the water.
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As they finish, Bosko pours the drink down the gullet of Athos; it is tasted, apparently, by Amos; and the effects of the intoxicating beverage are felt by Andy. Those gathered in the drinking spot cheer, except for one patron, who exhibits his dislike of the performance, and proceeds to eat an entire roast chicken in but two bites: he then uncorks a beer bottle with the teeth of another patron seated at a table beside his own. Fanfare! At a newly opened door, and to great applause, appears Honey, who declares "Here I am, you lucky people!" She dances; Bosko, to an elderly patron, declares "Ain't she keen?!" and slaps the old-timer on the back, only to release the gentleman's false teeth.
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Soloski, Alexis. "New York Theatre Workshop Uncorks Three Pianos" Village Voice, November 24, 2010 His next work was Beardo, a Russian indie rock musical based on the life of Rasputin, which Malloy wrote with Beowulf collaborator Jason Craig. It played in 2011 in San Francisco and had its New York premiere in February 2017 in a production by Pipeline Theater Company. For Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812, Malloy was the composer, lyricist, orchestrator, music director and performer in the role of Pierre Bezukhov. Comet was commissioned by Ars Nova and premiered there in October 2012, directed by Chavkin; in May 2012 the show transferred to Off-Broadway playing in Kazino, a tent custom-built for the piece, first erected in the Meatpacking District and then in Times Square. In December 2015 the show played a pre-Broadway run at the American Repertory Theater in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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He criticised the plausibility of the villains, the poor special effects of the alien and the incompetency of the Torchwood team, describing the episode as containing a "total lack of consistency" and "a total lack of basic understanding of what Torchwood are supposed to be capable of". He felt Kai Owen provided "a bright spot in the episode" describing him as "clearly a powerhouse of an actor" and opining that "the scenes where he uncorks on first Eve Myles and then John Barrowman" also brought out "the best in both actors". Conversely, io9's Charlie Jane Anders felt the alien half of the episode to be "one of the best examples of a humans-are-the-real-monsters story ever" but felt that "the other half of the episode was Torchwood at its rock-bottom worst". She criticised the argument scenes stating: "I was having psychic chunks carved off me by a man in a yellow helmet, every time Gwen screamed at Rhys or Jack" and felt overall that the episode contained "too much screaming".
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