It's nothing short of heartbreaking to watch Chernobyl's tragedy unfurl.
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All will unfurl on December 14, when Tidelands arrives on Netflix.
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Will we see a relationship between you and Cole Sprouse unfurl?
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What does outrage look like, when it first begins to unfurl?
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The heavy policing didn't deter activists, who managed to unfurl two banners.
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The Virginia governor even shows up to see this fake debate unfurl.
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Denis says the sketches will unfurl almost organically from in-studio segments.
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Just unfurl the roll, add bacon bits and shape into a heart.
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This net is designed to unfurl and warp itself around the target.
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I'm also curious how Dany's character will unfurl in the final episodes.
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The episode takes great care to unfurl just how traumatized Claire is.
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My records kind of unfurl like chapters of a really long book.
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Lyft, the perennial underdog, will probably unfurl its own gimmicks as well.
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And if the Red Sox do unfurl a championship banner on Feb.
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Nondescript main streets in modest nautical towns unfurl past pale clapboard houses.
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After removing the plastic wrapping, it was a cinch to unfurl everything.
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Sluggishly, I unfurl myself from many comforters and shuffle to the shower.
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He watched her lips tighten, then unfurl as she sipped her whiskey.
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Then the listeners grew silent as a mysterious new sound began to unfurl.
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The crew shrugged and decided to unfurl the white-and-blue-striped sail.
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Since then, details about the couple's legal matters have continued to unfurl. E!
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Here's a banner they tried to unfurl in the stands on Oct. 31.
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He then proceeded to unfurl a mix of passive aggressive and hilarious notes.
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Tamar is the key to the trial Jay has been trying to unfurl.
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"It looks so ugly/As your lies begin to unfurl," Andy Bell sings.
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Control Center should unfurl a menu of networks or devices you can choose from.
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Synchrotron radiation has, for example, been employed to read scrolls too delicate to unfurl.
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A bunch of smaller mirrors that unfurl in orbit like gold-plated space origami.
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Through her movements, I can hear my thoughts, can feel them percolate and unfurl.
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Once in orbit, the payload, he added, would unfurl its antenna and solar panels.
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Lots of people were out enjoying the chance to unfurl from winter's long gloom.
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The plan was to unfurl impeachment banners at road intersections and bridges across America.
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Let the joke unfurl on its own — don't give away the punchline up front.
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Paglen cannot trigger the unfurl-and-inflate button until he receives clearance from the FCC.
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You can't unfurl a cutting-edge ground operation in such a short period of time.
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The rig then rose to unfurl a 40-foot-long black cloak screening the stage.
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In the future, Zuckerberg said, you can simply unfurl a digital screen of unlimited size.
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The Desdemona, bred by David Austin, features warm pink buds that unfurl into white blooms.
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To suggest the river's flowing waters, the women unfurl large swaths of billowing blue cloth.
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Skarsgård gets to unfurl his level 10, intimidating Perry one last time in the finale.
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Across its eight tracks, things unfurl slowly, minimally, with silence hovering over the entire thing.
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You can unfurl the California 7.5-Foot Round Umbrella easily in any diminutive outdoor space.
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Usually that fight is a literal battle, the better to unfurl Gibson's signature torrent of gore.
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In two paintings, the slight clefts of an upper lip enlarge, lighten, and unfurl as sails.
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This essay by the writer Tanaïs dissects the strange satisfaction of seeing her rage unfurl onscreen.
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Create gentle fists with your hands, and with each breath, unfurl a finger from your palm.
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We fed butterflies sugar water and watched them unfurl what we called their tongues and drink.
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The experience of the first time you take hallucinogens can unfurl in a variety of ways.
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Yesterday, as the chaos continued to unfurl online, the Giant Cheeseboard Facebook page sprung into action.
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Walmart is preparing to unfurl a subscription service called Walmart +, according to a report from Recode.
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I usually don't have trouble suspending disbelief to allow the fantasy world of "Homeland" to unfurl.
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That way, meetings aren't breaking up the episodes, and more ambitious work is allowed to unfurl.
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The intimacies of Jhené and Sean's affair unfurl over production that matches this vibe of sexual nostalgia.
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Both men will sire bloodlines that unfurl across the three centuries that Barkskins chronicles in dazzling detail.
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Yet, watching his brazen persona unfurl on a national scale is still a vexing sight to behold.
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This has been the central question as we've been watching the complex and expensive health law unfurl.
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Yes, that's right, two 17.3 screens unfurl automatically from the center, like glorious wings of an angel.
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As four women in their 70s chatter in a sunny backyard, portents of a darker future unfurl.
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Their career arcs become our story lines and plots that unfurl over many happy, occasionally anxious, years.
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They unfurl banners that say, "Hello Cholera Sufferers," depicting Naples as a godforsaken capital of diseased outcasts.
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Young tree fern fiddleheads beginning to unfurl in the cloud forest of Santa Cruz Tepetotutla in Mexico.
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The early phases of the label's design process take place in group texts that unfurl over weeks.
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Some unfurl with an accordion fold, while others hang on the wall like a suite of prints.
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"As the saying goes, unfurl one's flag and secure victory," she said, outside Beijing No. 161 Middle School.
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Heinrich, meanwhile, won a series of patents for methods of enhancing the stability of parachutes as they unfurl.
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The soaring vocal lines and luxuriant choruses unfurl over a score punctuated with kaleidoscopic darts of instrumental colour.
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Becca has concerns that this relationship might unfurl the same way, but he reassures her that wouldn't happen.
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They spread across shoulder blades, unfurl sensually under clavicles, stylishly snake down legs, and call attention to curves.
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As the Trump agenda begins to unfurl, millions of Americans living in poverty are bracing for the worst.
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It's strange watching Keeping Up With the Kardashians and knowing what major plot twists are about to unfurl.
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As the show's events unfurl, this type of shaming only escalates, leading to the worst sorts of ramifications.
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He is 6-feet-5 inches, and it can take his body sometime to unfurl, like a flag.
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They will protest evictions, fight developers, organize against tax breaks and unfurl banners in front of tech buses.
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Companies showed off models that can bend, unfurl from the ceiling, roll out of a soundbar, and more.
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Campaigns brought giant banners to unfurl from the upper decks, lights and -- in one supporter of Minnesota Sen.
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You unfurl your yoga mat at home, ready to stretch out into downward dog and take some deep breaths.
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And when the show and our heroine begin to unfurl their dark wings — that's when it really takes off.
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InSight also has to unfurl its solar panels, which are crucial for powering the spacecraft while it's on Mars.
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With a few keystrokes, I'm on a train traveling through Bulgaria, watching the pastoral landscape unfurl out the window.
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Working with biblical scholars in Jerusalem, they have used a computer to unfurl a digital image of the scroll.
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Artists unfurl a massive roll of paper and project a wall-sized version of the road map on it.
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Nestled behind armored shields on the beetle's back, they unfurl in whirring sheets, whisking their clumsy owners from danger.
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The camera swirls, the pages ruffle and the streets of London unfurl to reveal illustrated lamps and paper cars.
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But just listen to the innocent tenderness with which these players unfurl Lenny's elegy for a young dream lost.
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Its heart-shaped leaves unfurl toward the sun, with streaks of bubblegum pink the shape of a crescent moon.
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As Eveland speeds back toward the airport, clouds unfurl around him, and the sky takes on a sepia tint.
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There was a time when the women heads of villages were not even allowed to unfurl the national flag.
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But, fast forward 22 years and you start to see the flag slowly unfurl to show China's real intentions.
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Once in orbit, it had to unfurl a 40-foot radar system and a pair of 30-foot solar wings.
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Still, Marr opts to remain a silent spectator on the sidelines as Morrissey's fall from grace continues to publicly unfurl.
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Once it's safely on its own, it will fire out from its carrier craft and begin to unfurl the sail.
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But our laziness and sense of social obligation unfurl as a pile of "Happy Birthday!" or even "HBD!" wall posts.
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The aftershocks of displacement and violence—survivor's guilt, post-traumatic stress disorder, generational trauma—unfurl candidly in interviews with refugees.
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It also lacks a window, but he can at least unfurl his 6-foot frame — a nice change from stooping.
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I think about the thirsty roots sparkling, just like in lars's garden, the leaves perking up and beginning to unfurl.
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It's not like we're watching their personalities just unfurl before us, so maybe they could even program more interesting interviews.
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The mystery behind Frank Ocean's recently-released visual album, Endless, continues to unfurl with another piece of the puzzle revealed.
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As for Chopin, there is no doubt that she was free on the page, free to let her mind unfurl.
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Toomey has constructed an engaging weave of competing stories that unfurl in multiple parallel ribbons, some never destined to converge.
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I hide my horror behind my calm and neutral doctor face as I unfurl crepe bandages from self-inflicted wounds.
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He takes a sip from a glass of classic Coke, a bite, and lets his modesty unfurl with an endearing sincerity.
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Billowing tieback curtains unfurl to reveal a figure — presumably Cole — reclining on a pedestal, architectural plans in hand, books piled high.
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Hurd explained what it was like initiating a massive culture shift at the company and how his plan continues to unfurl.
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While Mr. Rogers was speaking, Ada and Herb Smith helped unfurl a banner opposing the construction of a $444 million prison.
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But the most truly creative expression to unfurl inside iMessages so far has been made in opposition to Apple's imposed boundaries.
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The movement, supple and free, creates a sensual bounce as the women unfurl their limbs like ribbons strewn by a fan.
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The trip would take 17 hours by double-decker bus, and we sat up top to watch the road unfurl below.
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It sounds like an old joke: How do you pack up, ship and then unfurl a massive — and massively valuable — painting?
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The two groups embrace, the music rises, and the miners unfurl colorful banners, each identifying their union local and their town.
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Serpentine locks of hair float and calligraphic swathes of drapery furl and unfurl, all set aloft by the rush of events.
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As its revenge porn scandal continues to unfurl, the Marine Corps took steps this week to bolster its standards for online behavior.
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As if corpses being reduced to set decoration weren't enough of a statement, we also saw multiple instances of the massacre unfurl.
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You know — a little, easily memorizable phrase you unfurl whenever you desperately need a pick-me-up or a dose of inspiration.
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The skater leaps forward, does three and a half revolutions in the air, then must land and let their left leg unfurl.
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Once there, it would unfurl in eight sections, spanning 20 meters, that would deflect sunlight back to earth, illuminating a nightbound hemisphere.
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A more imaginative approach might have been to unfurl a vision to reweave social fabric, the way David Cameron has in Britain.
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Each plot warranted its own episode, but that was "Girls" this year: so many good ideas, so little space to unfurl them.
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Beneath an extended canopy, IBM can unfurl a command post with 22 Mac-equipped work stations and a six-seat conference room.
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Lutz hardly seemed surprised by Brees's heroics on the 2370-yard drive that took just 2268 seconds of game clock to unfurl.
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First: the media love stories of race so much that they sprint to unfurl the "breaking news" banner before knowing the facts.
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This crumb of biomaterial would serve to fertilize the nearby neural tissue, enticing microscopic arms from local cells to unfurl into the cone.
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But the Bigelow Expandable Activity Module, or BEAM, failed to unfurl as expected, mission commentator Dan Huot said during a NASA TV broadcast.
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Now, when you lower the blinds to 100 percent they'll only drop to the bottom of the window, not unfurl to the floor.
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"The big flag requires more than 100 volunteers to rehearse and unfurl the flag at the assigned time in pre-game," Jareck said.
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"Crocodile" begins with a moment from the past, the consequences of which will unfurl in dramatic ways in the rest of the episode.
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Attached to these beams will be flexible solar arrays that unfurl at the same rate, attached to the rigid structures of the beams.
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Not necessarily — but it's worth keeping in the back of your mind as more and more of our lives unfurl across social media.
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When they unfurl maps and pore over atlases, another habit of Murnanian characters, they are also surveying the topography of the deep interior.
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What to watch: The election will unfurl in stages for security and logistical reasons, so votes won't actually be counted until May 23.
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A tilt and crank system lets you simply and quickly unfurl the umbrella to offer shade over 43-inch to 54-inch tables.
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David Harrower's play about a woman, a farmer, a miller and the worlds that unfurl when language is learned speaks its last sentence.
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What would it signify if Lila chose to unfurl her first words in front of a kind stranger rather than her own mother?
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The spacecraft's left solar array failed to unfurl, robbing Soyuz 1 of power and throwing it off-balance, which disrupted its spin-stabilization.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Investors who piled into bond funds for safety will see red when they unfurl their current account statements this holiday season.
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And both shows are taut puzzles whose mysteries unfurl the course of a short season that keeps audiences captivated during the high summer months.
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Her supporters in the courtroom joined the singing and tried to unfurl a blue-and-yellow Ukrainian flag, before security staff bundled them out.
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Once there it will unfurl a sunshield to protect special sensors that can detect images giving off the faint glow of far infrared light.
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Folding brings with it the ability to collapse, flex and unfurl structures at will, which has huge potential for a variety of engineering applications.
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And besides, it eliminates the hassle of having to unfurl a jumbled mess of cords, which is the biggest drawback of their wired counterparts.
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It's only a matter a time before their facades fall entirely and all the ugly truths they've been hiding unfurl reshaping their lives entirely.
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Google kicks off its annual I/O developer conference on Wednesday, where it will unfurl new products around Android, virtual reality and artificial intelligence.
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Weaving beyond the Bauhaus looks at the intersecting connections and relationships that took root at the Bauhaus's weaving workshop and continue to unfurl today.
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Whether it's Britney or Lindsay, or even Amanda Bynes, we all just plop down on the couch with popcorn and watch the spectacle unfurl.
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Spielberg's best films, whether they're popcorn movies or adult dramas, shine when they craft tiny communities that slowly but surely unfurl for the audience.
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And in a white-walled gallery that backs onto the garden, botanical forms sway and unfurl across etchings stretching up to eight feet high.
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That might be why, so often, her dances unfurl with a sense of inevitability; she has tuned in to what has to happen next.
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While those phones unfurl to reveal screens that are larger than the average smartphone, Motorola&aposs snaps shut to make the phone more compact.
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Now, in the cold light of day, let's take a moment to unpack (or unfurl?) the many truths and half-truths about why size matters.
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The spacecraft is so big and complex that it has to launch to space folded up and then unfurl over the course of two weeks.
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Fans unfurl a protest sign during a game between the Boston Red Sox and the Oakland Athletics at Fenway Park in Boston on Sept. 13.
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Once it is deployed into space by the Ariane 5, the telescope will start to slowly unfurl as it makes its way to its destination.
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Click here to view original GIFImages by Johannes Overvelde/SEASImagine being able to unfurl a huge tent that immediately pitched itself from a small bag.
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Chris Christie, using town halls in this state and in Iowa to unfurl a long list of the New Jersey governor's deviations from conservative orthodoxy.
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President Trump's advisers feared Jim Comey had held back some devastating cards, and would unfurl new facts that could speed Trump's legal or political troubles.
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Eovaldi, who rears back and scowls before pushing forward to unfurl his fastballs, was even more impressive in neutralizing a more powerful Blue Jays lineup.
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When a black American protests the demoralizing practices of American government, there is always a white person eager to unfurl the welcome mat to Africa.
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At one point, Okoumou walked back and forth under Lady Liberty's sandal and then sat down and appeared to unfurl a small flag or banner.
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The cherry blossoms in Washington are expected to reach peak bloom in the next few days, as warmer temperatures coax the flower buds to unfurl.
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You can furl or unfurl your sail at any time while on the boat, letting you jet along in whichever direction the wind is blowing.
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Across 12 tracks, McCallion and Dey unfurl all sorts of existential anxieties—spilling all the discomfort that comes from being alive in the internet age.
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As the fashion tent continues to unfurl beyond a cloistered cabal of editors and industry insiders, the accompanying night-life element reflected that growing demographic.
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A list of the real culprits — class-based resentments, the disgraceful media, democratic infighting, racism and misogyny among them — has already begun to unfurl itself.
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A Dark Song has many layers that gradually unfurl and the route that it takes to get to its ultimate form is a silently terrifying one.
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First, it only includes two "Top News" links (users have to click to unfurl more), and the site displays the un-vetted news sources directly below.
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"Incarnate" used digital advertising to try to better reach younger horror fans, and debuted on 1,700 screens, substantially fewer theaters than most studio movies unfurl across.
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Each year in North America, usually beginning sometime in mid-February, winter begins to unfurl its grip and allow spring to breathe itself into the gaps.
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The mirrors are intended to launch folded up but will unfurl over the course of two and a half weeks after the telescope gets into space.
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According to SpaceX's vision, this ship will unfurl large, wing-like solar arrays generating 29 kilowatts of power, nearly double the International Space Station's 120 kilowatts.
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See the winged victory pleats of Cate Blanchett's gold Mary Katrantzou, curling around as if they were about to unfurl, paired with a crystal bra/harness.
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" Elsewhere in New York, protesters gathered at the Whitney Museum of American Art to unfurl a banner that declared, "Resistance against fascism is the best art.
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With each issue, Bellaire and Del Rey unfurl the bloody bits of the coven's past, taking readers on a seductive ride into the horrifying witches' den.
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Yet into my early college years I held beliefs about our nation's past similar to those held by folks who unfurl Confederate flags at Trump rallies.
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In Buddhism, the lotus denotes a particular significance: a flower rooted in muck that rises above the scum and mud to unfurl on the water's surface.
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LightSail 2 is the successor to LightSail, a spacecraft that launched in 2015 and whose primary mission was to show that a sail could unfurl in space.
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The pilot console can control the drone itself, but also unfurl the net, rotate it, and even drop it with an attached parachute after ensnaring its target .
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There are stitch-bound zines, perfect-bound zines, accordion zines, tiny zines that come in matchboxes, large poster-sized zines that unfurl, and digital, online-only zines.
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With the White House in the foreground, protesters unfurl a banner atop a crane at the construction site of the former Washington Post office building on Jan.
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The sight of the body slammed hard against me, rooting deep inside, in the folds of memory that unfurl in the late hours, waking me from sleep.
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Under the proposed plan, the Kounotori 6 satellite was supposed to unfurl a 2,300-foot-long (700 meter) cable made from thin wires, stainless steel, and aluminum.
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The first really emotional episode of Making A Murderer feels a little bit like its treading water, biding time until the real meaty legalese starts to unfurl.
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It presents you with the prosecutor who really, I think, should have been a novelist, so elegantly do the tendrils of his ridiculous imagination unfurl before us.
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Narratively, it's a little confusing as to how the elements of Wolfgang's rescue fall into place, but the events unfurl so swiftly they begin to feel inevitable.
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It's a "membrane antenna," a thin layer of Kapton folded up into a tiny space that, upon reaching orbit, will unfurl to its full 7-foot diameter.
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I've seen pink smoke unfurl from flares, blue balloons tumble out of boxes, pink confetti explode, and painted hands press onto bellies to form (very) abstract hearts.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, who controls the M.T.A., to declare a state of emergency and unfurl a $836 million plan last summer to turn around the troubled system.
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But the Planetary Society estimated that about two weeks after the June 24 launch, the sail should unfurl, stretching out to about the size of a boxing ring.
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Shredded black-on-white floral designs unfurl across the deep space beneath the picture plane — a storm of stains, splatters, and swatches in green, yellow, violet, and orange.
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Floating police cars and wild skylines unfurl in a style similar to old-school Aeon Flux cartoons, with some aggressive electro synths on the soundtrack by VHS Glitch.
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Set up keyboard macrosJust like macros on your desktop or laptop, mobile keyboard macros let you unfurl whole phrases and sentences with just a few well-chosen letters.
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A month later, as I'm coming out of the darkness and beginning to envision how my life will continue to unfurl ahead of me, the hospital bill arrived.
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The unboxing process is relatively simple: Remove the protective film as you unfurl the mattress and wait for it to inflate and bounce back to its original thickness.
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Then, in July 2020, OSIRIS-REx will unfurl its 11-foot long (3.35 meters) robot arm called "TAGSAM" and make contact with Bennu's surface for about five seconds.
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Then, in July 2020, OSIRIS-REx will unfurl its 11-foot-long (3.35-meter) robot arm called TAGSAM and make contact with Bennu's surface for about five seconds.
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I can still unfurl it and get a parallelogram which has the same area as the rectangle (= base x height), so the surface area stays the same, right?
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The rolling grounds unfurl across the site of an old racetrack, relics of which, including flag stations and a spectator bridge advertising Chevron gasolines, still dot the property.
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"Those slides can unfurl with enough force to kill a person, and you don't want them billowing onto the jet bridge or into a catering truck," he writes.
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With the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) out of commission, Paglen cannot get the required green light to unfurl his giant space balloon, as the New York Times reports.
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Yet as those wounds continue to heal, and the ongoing history of the women's bantamweight division continues to unfurl, whispers of a Rousey comeback continue to pick up steam.
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Instead of adhering to the plot of Atwood's book, the writers are using Atwood's world as a rich setting in which wholly original (and wholly disturbing) storylines can unfurl.
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These poems about furtive first love and first loss unfurl like a novel to create a piercing elegy for Lena, a young queer woman who died before her time.
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The storm got off to a slow start in New York City, with Michelle Boone, 50, not even bothering to unfurl her umbrella as she waited for a bus.
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Creating structures that unfurl when pulled apart isn't anything particularly new: There are all kinds of exotic deployable structures that are used in everything from satellites to sports stadiums.
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These are songs that you put on when you're prepared to let all your emotions unfurl in your chest as the tallest mountains become monuments to your undying love.
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Today, we worked with local advocates and community members to unfurl a 150-foot trans flag on some of our nation's most visible real estate: the Lincoln Memorial. pic.twitter.
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Entire sections of fans were even pitted against each other in a race to unfurl Overwatch banners — a competition similar to what you might find at an NBA game.
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There are more Weinsteins—there are always Weinsteins, in film and in every other industry—and people are probably protecting them, even as they watch this latest scandal unfurl.
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The journalist Alexandra Pascalidou has spent months watching a sexual abuse and corruption scandal unfurl at the Swedish Academy, the august body that awards the Nobel Prize in Literature.
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In Gariahat market, where I once watched my mother unfurl sari after sari, one street vendor leaned wearily against a wall, dabbing his head with a handkerchief in vain.
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Planes pull up right to the gate, their doors unfurl like a panting dog's tongue, and passengers descend like billionaires out of a private plane into a sunswept vista.
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They unfurl like a lizard's tongue — when the weather warms up the petals roll out, and when the weather's cold, they roll back up, causing you to look closely.
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It feels as if the film is afraid to let Meg be a real girl, afraid to unfurl evil's true capacity and make clear the danger in fighting it.
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Bad things are going to happen to these people, you slowly realize, and in the season's second episode, Ehrin and Cuse unfurl the opening moves of their master plan.
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The wretched weather prompted the Yankees to skip the traditional pregame introductions of the teams along the baselines and scrap plans to unfurl an enormous American flag in the outfield.
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As if to explain the argument, Simone later asks Tess to bring the Champagne bucket from Serena's table and unfurl the crumpled up cloth napkins hidden under the champagne bottle.
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One, designed by Trevor Paglen, an artist, will soon unfurl a 30-metre reflective structure that will shine down on Earth like an artificial star, visible to the naked eye.
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The #MeToo movement has continued to evolve since that ceremony; as allegations against new offenders continue to unfurl (with varying consequences), the dialogue has become more nuanced and sometimes unpredictable.
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It must slowly unfurl over a couple weeks to be ready to do its science operations, and if one step goes wrong, it could put the entire mission in peril.
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As players move through the game, they watch Lazarski 's sanity unfurl as he slams corporation-approved mood stabilizers to manage his fragile mental state and keep reality in perspective.
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Here, chef Ryan O'Donnell fries some in tempura batter, then quick pickles the rest and chars them up on a grill, letting them unfurl slightly for a pretty impressive presentation.
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Directed by Lynne Ramsay, this film is not so much a mystery thriller as a psychological character study: When Joe isn't brutally bludgeoning targets, his demons unfurl in anxious bouts.
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If you want "topic of the week" political drama, the show uses its characters of colors' arbitrary suffering to unfurl it, because headlines demand that they suffer in these ways.
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In a marketing video, jaunty indie pop plays in the background as a desk retracts into the Ori to create enough space for a woman to unfurl a yoga mat.
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Some may unfurl large tents as triage centers outside emergency rooms — patients with severe respiratory symptoms would be directed one way, those with broken bones and non-coronavirus symptoms another.
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And a good number of those Democratic-tilting up-and-coming professional tech types will be at SXSW, where President Obama will likely begin to unfurl his post-presidency plans.
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When the New York Botanical Garden's corpse flower was set to unfurl in July 2016, the organization set up at 24-hour live cam so that anyone could track it online.
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As the film ended, I still felt transported, especially during the closing credits, which unfurl like a pop-up book filled with tiny versions of all the animals you've just met.
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And just as the brush strokes unfurl in real time, they vanish as well, calling to mind the ephemeral nature of memories and the relationships we build with our loved ones.
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Only "The Birch Wood" (1970) was an indulgence, and he felt guilty to be out in nature, watching leaves unfurl, while Poland was dying; but lyricism could leaven the relentlessly political.
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Kjellberg asks the freelancers to unfurl a banner reading "Death to all Jews," laughing about it on camera, and then appears to be horrified when they actually carry out the act.
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After all, the tragic consequences of the American invasion of 2003 continue to unfurl day by day for the people of Iraq and the entire region, rippling outward across the globe.
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"That's when you would unfurl the sail, just as on a sailboat, and you would take advantage of that boost coming from all these photons or particles being emanated," Lingam explained.
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The Red Bull Trans-Siberian Extreme is the longest bicycle road race in the world, a grueling endurance test of 14 stages that unfurl over 5,700 miles from Moscow to Vladivostok.
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Brennan found that the penises unfurl out of a duck's body at lengths of around 5 to 7 inches—some duck penises can be almost as long as the male's body.
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The Common and the Public Garden are almost sacred sites in Boston, lush oases in the urban landscape that unfurl beneath the gold dome of the State House on Beacon Hill.
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I can't wait to see what happens as Liu gets to unfurl her wings a bit more; she's already kicked off a compelling adventure fit for the legendary hero at its core.
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Cannabidiol, or CBD, is the cannabinoid in marijuana that helps unfurl shoulder knots; it's what gives you that melted butter body high, and therefore can be helpful for getting in the mood.
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It's been a treat to watch The Night Of unfurl its wings and shift from a gruesome HBO mystery to a gritty procedural to what has become a cynical, surprising courtroom drama.
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Once they've slipped the surly bonds of Earth, satellites pretty much just have to work, from the time they unfurl from their rocket fairing to the day they shut down for good.
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"The Hustle" is a strange choice for a lead single, if only because of its length: it's over 18 minutes long, and it takes every one of those seconds to fully unfurl.
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For years, the Defense Department paid N.F.L. teams millions of dollars in exchange for the right to have military members stage homecoming events for troops, or unfurl the flag during pregame festivities.
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At a town hall event with CEOs on Tuesday, Trump called a man onstage to unfurl a flowchart that started above his head and stretched down to the stage at his feet.
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This video shows something much cooler: you can actually "unfurl" a virtual roll of tape like you would a real one, while moving your phone, and watch the length increase in realtime.
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There's an ambient aspect, as well, which is sort of unavoidable when you're working with two genres—doom and folk—that demand space and atmosphere to really unfurl and grow into themselves.
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He was trying to lose weight, and so, while the rest of us ate dinner, he would unfurl a piece of embroidered Andean cloth and take out a bag of coca leaves.
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Now, developers and owners of urban office buildings are adding terraces and transforming once-barren rooftops into parklike settings, where workers can plant vegetables, unfurl yoga mats or swing in a hammock.
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Facebook has struggled to come back from a series of scandals that have continued to unfurl regarding the company's practices for protecting customer data and stopping the spread of misinformation on its platform.
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Amazons spar and support each other, unfurl themselves off their galloping horses, launch their sistren into the air to leap higher than they could on their own, and scoff into men's gaping faces.
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I'm a bit nervous to cook the fresh pasta, as I'm not sure what to expect, and unfortunately it doesn't unfurl from its little nests as beautifully as I had hoped it would.
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The earliest possible date for solar sail deployment is July 21, which is this Sunday, but that'll depend on the mission team's confidence in it actually being ready to unfurl and use successfully.
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The project was abandoned when the mirror, an eighty-three-foot-wide sheet of Mylar, failed to unfurl and was incinerated in space, like a prom decoration caught in an intergalactic bug zapper.
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A man who thought it was cool to unfurl a Nazi flag in the middle of a Bernie Sanders rally in Pheonix Thursday night met with a quick rebuttal and an escort out.
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The way the hearing will unfurl was revealed Tuesday after CNN obtained details of the format for the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, in which both Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford will testify publicly.
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THURSDAY PUZZLE — It's Thursday, so it's highly likely that you have spent some time staring at the grid, challenging your brain to untangle the tricky clues and unfurl the clever theme before you.
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The antenna launched on the rocket folded up inside a canister, and now that it's in orbit, the antenna will unfurl and expand out into its full shape that's more than seven feet wide.
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Along with the American flag and the usual Stewart-Haas and Ford banners was a white flag sporting only a blue "W" — in other words, the same flag Cubs fans unfurl after a victory.
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Popular culture is being colonised, too, from nationalist rap music to the carefully orchestrated ceremonies at the openings of football games, in which fans unfurl immense, intricately designed banners depicting religious or nationalist symbols.
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After the initial picture, Beliebers were worried that this would unfurl another dump of close-up black-and-white photos of the singer's latest medical mystery, following his obsession with his conjunctivitis (pink eye).
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INTERNATIONAL An article on Thursday about the use of computer technology to unfurl a digital image of an ancient scroll misidentified the journal in which the research appears and misstated the date of publication.
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Defenders duck under screens praying he'll pull up, or that they can meet him on the other side before he waltzes through the paint to unfurl his fruit-roll-up arms at the basket.
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The first time they arrange themselves to unfurl the flags, the block letters on them spell out the title of the show, borrowed from Alexis de Tocqueville's 19th-century anatomization of our young nation.
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A golden Cleopatra Folies Bergère cap on his head, he then emerged from his position to display a sparking bodysuit dripping in more gold and unfurl enormous golden wings from The Blonds: Liberace liberated.
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Just in case this turns out to be your winter of discontent, fire up the glue gun, unfurl the crepe paper and turn on to THE FINE ART OF PAPER FLOWERS (Watson-Guptill, $25).
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If anything, the overemphasis on San Francisco's running would seem to play into Shanahan's overall strategy of designing plays that all look the same at the line of scrimmage but unfurl in countless ways.
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The hard-nosed cop on the case, played by Ben Mendelsohn, is mourning his own child's recent death, and his confidence that he understands the world is further shaken as the strange events unfurl.
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Not to detract from weekly constructor debuts, which are also wonderful, but a big grid makes a big splash and enables someone to dramatically unfurl those newly fledged wings (newly fledged to us, anyway).
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Clear spring sunlight picks out crisp details of the passers-by in stately procession; women's skirts in cobalt unfurl in a light wind; the geometry of the streetscape offers frames, apertures and deep vistas.
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The stationary probe, launched from California in May, will then pause for 163 minutes for the dust to settle, literally, around the landing site before its disc-shaped solar arrays unfurl to provide power.
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The studio is known for bringing together characters with conflicting desires and vivid personalities that unfurl over the course of an adventure, and letting you dig deeper into those characters' backstories than most developers allow.
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One of my favorites is to unfurl a large reflective screen that orbits the planet and bounces starlight (the host "sunlight") to warm the planet's surface, melting ice caps of frozen carbon dioxide and water.
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These are elegant, efficient songs Friedberger is a good singer and a better writer, and she doesn't have any problems mining contentment for songs that unfurl with the elegance and efficiency of fine short stories.
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The stationary probe, which launched from California in May, will then pause for 163 minutes for the dust to settle, literally, around the landing site before its disc-shaped solar arrays unfurl to provide power.
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The Yankees endured a similar sort of indignity in 2005, though, when they opened their season at Boston and had to watch the Red Sox unfurl their 2004 championship banner and receive their championship rings.
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And it's with this shift that the show begins to unfurl, revealing a clear and poignant assertion: that with all the melodrama stripped away, Big Little Lies is really about how society doesn't trust women.
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Video: Breakthrough/YouTube Once deployed into a high elevation orbit, the chips would unfurl their sails and catch a wave of lasers shot at them from a powerful kilometer-scale phased array located on Earth.
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The plants, which are known as Dudleyas and have sage colored leaves that slowly unfurl in a rose pattern, were transported to a nursery run by Byungsu Kim in San Diego, according to court documents.
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Amid worries over Britain's exit from the European Union, Britons took to the social network to unfurl curses against Jacob Rees-Mogg, a prominent supporter of Brexit and a challenger of Prime Minister Theresa May.
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It's supposed to be "fun," Ms. Wintour said at the start of the evening, talking about the theme and maybe the event itself, and there's no question, it was fun to watch it all unfurl.
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Fond of writing poetry, Javed's whole existence is turned upside down when he's introduced to Springsteen's music, as the lyrics pour out of his head and into his soul as they unfurl across the screen.
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Praise be to Tarantino, then, for granting Pitt the time and the latitude to unfurl his good humor, and for guaranteeing that no twist in the narrative, however menacing, is enough to nullify his smile.
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That relative anonymity began to unfurl on Tuesday with the announcement that Parscale will helm Trump's 2020 re-election bid as campaign manager, but his appointment was little surprise to Trump campaign veterans and insiders.
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Still, interiors buffs who memorized every nuance of her Park Slope house will detect a deeper richness, as if here, Lyons has permitted herself to unfurl into the tactile luxury that comes with real achievement.
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CreditCreditRozette Rago for The New York Times On a Thursday evening in October, as the Oscar campaign for "Black Panther" began to unfurl, Kathleen Kennedy took the microphone in a packed room of award voters.
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Late in her new standup comedy special Marriage Material, Cameron Esposito stares at her rapt Chicago audience, letting a smirk slowly unfurl on her face to uneasy giggles and a few frantic bursts of applause.
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But once you're out of bed, you can use the Smartduvet's free accompanying app to activate its air pump (hidden away under the bed) which inflates the bladder, making the duvet unfurl itself onto your mattress.
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It's similar to the twinge of hesitation I pick up on earlier in the day when she sings me lines from her songs—a fleeting uncertainty before allowing the ache that anchors her voice to unfurl.
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In a now deleted tweet, Cunningham linked to a Sendspace page where those of us lucky enough to be sat around watching the TL unfurl in real time were able to download the 12 minute churner.
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Adapting a 16th-century folk tale, Mr. Jo uses clipped dialogue and comic-book stylings to unfurl a paranoid story of a shady conglomerate with far-reaching political power and tentacles snaking back to Hong's childhood.
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The Rock, Mandy Moore, and Sarah Michelle Gellar waltz on a stage inside the zeppelin before a crowd of U.S. government figures; the film's nesting dolls of conspiracy unfurl in a vortex of sound and color.
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It seems absurd that the United States and its allies could fail to see that these were only the first of many tentacles that would unfurl from Tehran to extend the mullahs' reach across the region.
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On Thursday, a neo-Confederate group showed up to a heavily-barricaded corner of campus to unfurl the South's battle flag in front of dancing counterprotesters, who later followed the neo-Confederates to a parking lot.
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Featuring a bi-fold design that uses a fixed central display with two wings that unfurl from either side, the Xiaomi Mi Fold's core design has more in common with the Mate X than that Galaxy Fold.
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The outcome of the case could unfurl not just a new standard for lower courts to interpret the Establishment Clause, but could also shed new light on the jurisprudence of the two newest members of the bench.
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While Bannon and his allies -- including Navarro and sometimes Lighthizer -- have pushed a harder line on trade, Cohn has urged restraint, arguing instead that the US should be cautious not to unfurl the global free trade order.
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By the end, it seemed a miracle that chopping onions could be so fluid, that using a sharpening steel was so easy, that bell peppers could practically unfurl from their cores at the touch of a blade.
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Old tensions flare and subside; conversations unfurl and dissolve; stories are told, memories half uncovered; food is prepared, then actually cooked (a Nelson hallmark—these are true kitchen-sink plays, down to the running tap) and eaten.
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This Italian director creates masterful living tableaux that often draw from classical and religious themes, and summon tectonic, elemental forces — the striking visuals are sometimes accompanied by deafening soundscapes, and sometimes unfurl in a quasi-mystical quiet.
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As the scandal continued to unfurl with multiple reports of alleged gang rapes committed by members of the football team, Baylor again cleaned house and hired Temple head coach Matt Rhule to lead the program last December.
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But if Irving can unfurl his limitless offensive repertoire on demand, transform into a playmaking savant, and prove capable of being the best player on a championship-winning team, this bet will pay off in a major way.
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The wave sensation occurs because the lights are changing from red to green in front of you (and green to red behind you), and you're able to watch the transition unfurl at a pace roughly matching your own.
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The stories of Tom and Amber, which unfurl in duelling monologues (the spotlight shifts back and forth between them), show just how hard it can be to distil problematic sexual experiences into simple tales of predators and victims.
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Click here to view original GIFDid you know there's a special way to wrap your cables that not only keeps them neat and tidy, but also makes them perfectly unfurl without tangling when you're ready to use them?
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The Twitter follower in question said that she felt "bad" for Khloé because she had to watch all of her drama unfurl on TV. "If I'm not wrong, the next episode will be insane," the Twitter follower noted.
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The environmental activist group scaled the venue the event was being held in and tried to unfurl a banner before taking to the stage of the event to pressure the South Korean company to recycle its smartphones properly.
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Part of its in the way he packs in flurries of notes, but part of its in the woody repetitions, the way these melodies unfurl like tree rings, each one another visible reminder of the passage of time.
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But it's just as likely that benefits will take years to unfurl, are too small to enrich most Americans and may turn out to be a political loser because they could demonstrably deepen inequality and fan societal resentment.
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Their example has prompted what I call the Fallows Question, which I unfurl at dinner parties: If you could move to the place on earth where history is most importantly being made right now, where would you go?
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Cherry tree devotees keep refreshing the Brooklyn Botanic Garden's Cherry Watch webpage, as the buds on some 2200 trees, divided among 216 varieties, slowly unfurl ahead of Sakura Matsuri, the cherry blossom festival on April 7183 and 2718.
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We pay close attention to the color stories that unfurl throughout the days and weeks following the shows, and reference the no-guts-no-glory palettes all season long, as we put together our own outfit wish lists.
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But companies like Samsung, LG, Lenovo's Motorola, and others have been hard at work making products with flexible displays—screens that bend without visible hinges or seams, allowing your compact phone unfurl into something that resembles a tablet.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - As North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and U.S. President Donald Trump shook hands at a historic summit in Singapore on Tuesday, South Koreans stopped in their tracks to watch the event unfurl on live television.
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Anti-Pipeline Activists Stage Minneapolis Stadium Protest Two anti-Dakota Access Pipeline protesters interrupted the Minnesota Vikings-Chicago Bears game Sunday, climbing the rafters to unfurl a banner urging stadium sponsor US Bank to "divest" from the pipeline project.
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Being as firmly pre-internet as she is, watching her unfurl into pursuing style this extravagant, with a knowing wink to the forthcoming memes—all while making music that's sounded essentially the same for 30 years—is a delight.
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The Philadelphia Eagles almost always have the military unfurl a HUGE American flag with the team members at our home games, and sometimes an array of military jets flies over the stadium as we finish singing the National Anthem.
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Parts 1 and 2 unfurl tonight, focusing on the heyday of Larry Bird and Magic Johnson and the 1984 finals; Part 3, shown Wednesday at 8, follows the teams from 1985 to 1987, as disdain gradually turns to respect.
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Made up of what appear to be a series of hollow, connected rubbery cubes, these bizarre robots are brought to life by simply pumping water in or out of their inner chambers, which causes them to curl up or unfurl.
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From the beginning, Boy On The Bridge suffers by comparison with its predecessor, not just because it has so few secrets to unfurl, but because its character dynamic is so strikingly similar to the one in Girl With All The Gifts.
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SEOUL, June 12 (Reuters) - As North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and U.S. President Donald Trump shook hands at a historic summit in Singapore on Tuesday, South Koreans stopped in their tracks to watch the event unfurl on live television.
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This is the theory behind NASA working on a prototype of a solar array that could be packed in a spacecraft to only take up 8.9 feet across, and then unfurl to an impressive 82 feet in diameter once deployed.
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As Game Of Thrones continues to unfurl secrets and tidbits that pre-date the show's storylines that still have a mighty impact on our favorite characters who haven't been horribly killed yet, sometimes a little history can go a long way.
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ESPN cameras caught up to him—Frank Isola of the New York Daily News also spoke with him—and found a man who seemed about as confused about what went down as everyone else who watched this whole thing unfurl.
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His movements are meticulous, his stares into the camera by turns chilling and blush-inducing; all the while, he and the band unfurl into insidious disco pop camp, navigating the space between self-loathing and sex, as only Pulp can.
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Such intricate, gothic scenes were supposed to unfurl from the pen of a wan, wraithlike neurasthenic holed up in a garret — not some towering Midwesterner partial to floor-length fur coats and busy days attending the New York City Ballet.
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Everything about Artifact—from the pleasing rustle of cards as they unfurl across the board and to the ways your held cards respond, ever so gently, to the touch of your cursor—displays unmistakable signs of talented people giving a shit.
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With "Burn This," directed by Michael Mayer and co-starring Keri Russell, he is finally allowed to unfurl onstage the distinctive energy and insight that have characterized his subsequent performances in film (the current "Star Wars" series) and television (HBO's "Girls").
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Volunteers soon filled that space, and as they readied to unfurl a giant Browns flag, Edwards motioned to his long snapper, Tanner Purdum, to move closer to the Jets' sideline, lest they be swallowed by an orange-and-brown tarp.
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Over the next few days at the New York Botanical Garden, the United States Botanic Garden in Washington, DC, and Indiana University in Bloomington, these flowers will slowly unfurl, revealing a putrid maroon interior and a stench reminiscent of rotting flesh.
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They decorate T-shirts that stretch across the bellies of fans, they unfurl and sag under the heft of a breast suspended by a tank top and nothing else; as a bandana, a flag holds back the hair of a blonde boy.
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As if that were not metal enough, once these spacefaring octuplets are deployed into low Earth orbit, at an altitude of 316 miles (508 kilometers), they will unfurl their small 5.5 feet wingspans like birds taking flight, as outlined in this concept animation.
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And so much of Game of Thrones' final two seasons felt like shortcuts, starting with their truncated episode counts (seven and six respectively, instead of the usual 10), which in turn undermined the show's ability to unfurl with its characteristic moral intricacy.
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Curved, ultrawide monitors feel more realistic when rendering game environments because they can unfurl the visual information across a wider space, and instead of making the things on the player's right or left sit directly in front, they can position those more appositely.
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Over the next week at the United States Botanic Garden in Washington, DC, not one but three(!) of these flowers will slowly unfurl each evening for several days, revealing a deep maroon interior and giving off a stench reminiscent of rotting flesh.
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Now, not only will Twitter allow you to create tweetstorms right from its app and website, it will make it much easier to view lengthy threads with four or more tweets via a new "show this thread" option that will "unfurl" linked tweets.
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And while numerous Reddit threads will unfurl in the coming months saying it has to do with gravitational pull or the reality of the space-time continuum, I am here to talk about something I'm actually an expert in: Jennifer Lawrence's hair.
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Before she could unfurl it from the front row, stadium volunteers came over and told her she had to return to her seat in the corner of the stadium, where few people would see her sign and TV cameras would not capture it.
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Twitter has gotten a lot of flack for expanding its product and doing away with the precision and discipline required to hone a tweet down to its perfect form, but as you can clearly see, sometimes perfection takes a little while to unfurl.
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As the legacy of Kendrick's tangled To Pimp a Butterfly continues to unfurl in the face of the turbulent America it was birthed into, it seems the campaign to (deservedly) place it in the halls of the hip-hop greats has already begun.
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Simply unfurl that weird little wand and hold it up to a body part that you think might reek—armpit, neck, butt, if you're feeling adventurous—and it'll let you know just how disgusting you smell, on a scale of one to ten.
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Sports Briefing | Soccer A fourth successive 1-0 victory, this one over Southampton, sent Leicester to a 7-point lead in the Premier League on Sunday, and fans began to unfurl "champions" scarves in the King Power Stadium with six games remaining.
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Yankees 5, Giants 2 Since Aroldis Chapman joined the Yankees in early May, fans at Yankee Stadium have made a ritual of crowding over the railings in right field to peer into the bullpen and watch him unfurl 33-mile-per-hour fastballs.
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In gardens, she's drawn to long-fringed plumes of the ostrich fern, which recall their namesake bird's feathers, and the "proportional perfection" of fronds as they unfurl in spring, and again as they achieve their most ornate state in winter, just before collapsing.
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Seeing the story of Palenque unfurl before the eyes of the art world would certainly be remarkable — but much more so if it were told by someone who was born and raised there, not by me and my misconstrued Oscar Murillo sequel.
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The screens would unfurl from the ceiling as the stewardess announced that today's inflight movie is Space Jam (it was always Space Jam), and everyone would laugh and cry as one in a mini movie theater traveling at 575 miles per hour.
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While the film failed to win the streaming service its first Best Picture prize, Netflix's investment in the film continues to unfurl with "Road to Roma," a feature-length making-of documentary that's more in-depth than a typical behind-the-scenes supplement.
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The new birth control unfurls after being ingestedThe new pill comes in a gelatin capsule that dissolves when it gets to the stomach, letting the silicon star unfurl and stay in the body for the full 29 days of the hormonal cycle.
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And they certainly don't have his ability to unfurl a red carpet outside a vast industrial space set along the windy reaches of Cahuenga Boulevard and lure to it all the shiny famous people dressed up in his clothes like paper dolls.
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A similar phenomenon happens on the opposite wall, where a salon-style hanging — twenty-nine drawings, all square, all abstract, most with white grounds and some with black, unfurl like wings from a largish, lacy central image, "Symmetrical Procedure IN-30-2" (2016).
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"It was a very exciting moment to see this giant parachute unfurl and deliver the test module to the snowy surface in Kiruna [Sweden], and we&aposre looking forward to assessing the full parachute descent sequence in the upcoming high-altitude tests," Blancquaert added.
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This is most obvious in the carriage scenes during the first hour, where long conversations about race, war, and politics unfurl in extended takes, with characters facing off on each side of the frame and little if any cutting back and forth between them.
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At campaign stops, Reynolds would theatrically unfurl a red carpet, imitating the life of his rival, and described how each breakfast for the hotel resident consisted of $19503 "Red Russian" caviar eggs, rather than good-old North Carolina hen eggs, for "26 cents" a dozen.
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At this point the big finale of completing a dunk from the back of the motorcycle is shot and the banner boldly stating "WELCOME TO THE HUMAN RACE" that was meant to unfurl as Oladipo dunked, has opened to some confusion from the crowd and commentators.
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But there are more practical applications for this research, including compact satellites that unfurl into complex structures in space, complicated robots that are still small enough to fit into areas humans can't, or self-folding proteins that can be targeted for specific functions in the human body.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand's central bank is all but certain to cut rates to record lows next week, and keep the door open for more easing as global policymakers unfurl a fresh burst of monetary stimulus to fight slowing growth in the face of intensifying trade disputes.
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The White House is hoping the Senate moves quickly to confirm Kavanaugh before the midterm elections in November threaten to unfurl the narrow Republican majority in the chamber and nix the precious leverage the GOP holds over some red state Democrats up for reelection in 2018.
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Comedy doesn't need tight structure to survive, especially if it skews more toward being a dramedy, but considering the whole basis of a joke is a setup followed by a punchline, there's a certain pleasure to tightly wound comedies that unfurl with the precision of perfect machinery.
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While the season may not feel as if it were turning yet, things at this concert definitely will: Anna Roberts-Gevalt and Elizabeth LaPrelle accompany their Appalachian folk tunes and colorful ballads with what are known as crankies, scrolling story boards that unfurl with hand cranks.
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Members of the armed services unfurl a 212-foot U.S. Flag during the annual Memorial Day commemoration ceremony at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York, NY, on May 228, 22016 Tokens sit atop the gravestone of Army 1st Lt. Colby J. Umbrell at Arlington National Cemetery.
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The country's central bank is all but certain to cut rates to record lows next week, and keep the door open for more easing, a Reuters poll showed, as global policymakers unfurl a fresh burst of monetary stimulus to fight slowing growth in the face of intensifying trade disputes.
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With such support more widely available, STEM teachers would develop deeper confidence with new instructional techniques, students would be more engaged and empowered in the classroom, and the new science standards would have the chance to truly unfurl and drive long-past-due change in schools across the country.
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Elsewhere live staples like opener "Gone But Not Entirely" show the band at its best, allowing the songs to unfurl and stretch out over seven minutes, while others like the repurposed 19th century spiritual "Hymnal" or the brooding "Sickle Moon Blues" evoke the eerie Americana of Songs: Ohia.
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The main highlight of this card will be the opening round of Rizin's 2016 Openweight Grand Prix, a 16-man tournament that will unfurl over three nights between now and New Year's Eve, and feature an eccentric blend of fading Pride legends, largely untested European prospects, and scale-breaking sumo specialists.
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And that's what brings me back again and again, to this one pure, restorative corner of the internet, where I can unfurl my mat and check in with what sometimes feels like a clumsy, unwieldy body, and take pleasure in the way it can move and change on any particular day.
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Two environmental activists scale a crane in Wellington and unfurl a banner to welcome Secretary of State Rex Tillerson in New Zealand (Photo courtesy of the New Zealand Green Party)Secretary of State Rex Tillerson landed in New Zealand today during his tour of countries in Asia and the South Pacific.
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My wife wonders why I can't buy seedlings at the market like everyone else, but I've never outgrown the childlike thrill of watching an itty-bitty snippet of plant DNA, encased in the stiff callus of a seed coat, unfurl into a 22016-foot-tall plant that yields its sublime bounty.
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MMA's free agent movement, however, is probably just beginning, and as this movement continues to unfurl, we can expect Bellator to fight hard for the names they think their roster can use, and the UFC to use its near-boundless resources to sign—or keep—the free agents it deems valuable.
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There's a beautiful ritual to opening up a single, individually wrapped cone — first you crinkle up the top edge so you can peel away the thick paper disc that protects the ridged ice cream top without damaging it, then carefully unfurl the paper that protects the sides of the cone.
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He has spent 73 years and five months as ringmaster with Ringling; the circus is where he married, welcomed a son and daughter (who are now in the show), saw the world unfurl through the window of a train (his home) and adopted an extended family of international circus performers.
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They're the interminable number of awards that unfurl throughout each awards season, including everything from critics prizes (the New York Film Critics Circle, the National Society of Film Critics, etc.) to televised ceremonies (the Golden Globes, the Critics' Choice Awards, etc.) to industry prizes (the Screen Actors Guild, the Directors Guild, etc.).
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Thus, some people unfurl the flag of protectionism, loudly decrying globalization, even to the extent of seeking a scapegoat and making baseless accusations against rapidly developing countries; and all this is in an attempt to cover up problems with domestic economic development and benefit distribution by diverting people's attention from home to abroad.
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Perhaps because there were such a memorable part of Looking Glass's original System Shock, or because they were not yet regarded as an exhausted trope, System Shock 2 embraces them without reservation to unfurl an entire three-act tragedy to in which you can play only the briefest part at the very end.
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Others have suggested that as a figure whose down-to-earth modesty and witty intellect could occasionally unfurl to reveal the hallmarks of a control freak, the prospect of becoming the first designer from a major public brand to ever adopt a dual role — with such power — had proved irresistible to Mr. Bailey.
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At Indu Fashions, where shoppers remove their shoes, sit on the floor and assess outfits that salesmen unfurl in front of them, I bought the first thing I tried on: a peacock-colored gown with a mesh back and gold embroidery that felt scratchy but looked too regal to return to the rack.
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"These shelters don't get recognition for being 'green' or 'eco-friendly,'" says the 50-year-old architect José Cubilla, who's based in Asunción, Paraguay's capital, a slow-paced riverside city built at the point where the Chaco in the west meets the iridescent meadows and forests that unfurl across the country's east.
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She favors the dash as a way of breaking up or linking together sentences, as in this excerpt from "Ultimate Object": His peaceable plan—to lift and to unfurl, flat, round, yellow, black-speckled cakes—was the only other romantic transformation —not the product of imagination—going on in the place at the same time.
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It was hard not to wonder, sitting back at home and watching the spectacle unfurl, from the Bahia Palace to the El Badi (The New York Times does not accept press trips, so I saw the whole thing, like most people, via vicarious Instagram shots and livestream), whether the house could pull it off?
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I'm still wrapping my head around last night's surprise return of Paul Stadler (Matthew Morrison) on Grey's Anatomy, in part because I want the show to unfurl the rest of that storyline immediately rather than dropping it at the end of the winter finale, so I have to wait a couple of months to see where it goes.
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Every victory appears both momentous and contingent, not only because Weiss takes the opposition to suffrage as seriously as the suffragists themselves but because she lets the suffragists' own conflicts unfurl as messily as they did at the time, leaving readers to feel that things might well have turned out differently, and reminding us that they still could.
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GIA KOURLAS A New 'Così' Is Set to Unfurl in a Fun House WHAT "Così Fan Tutte" at the Metropolitan Opera WHEN March 231-April 232 There may be no opera in the repertory harder to get right than Mozart's "Così Fan Tutte," which the Metropolitan Opera is finally redoing in one of the highlights of its spring.
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False-front dresses might resemble two-dimensional renderings of Marie Antoinette frocks complete with panniers attached to a knee-length shift; white bouclé and lace coats could barely contain the angel wings peeking out behind, about to unfurl; and a window open on the rear of a tailored coat would allow a glimpse of another red patent trench inside.
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Additionally, my apartment came with a sweet, adoring boyfriend I couldn't convince myself to want to marry, no matter that for seven years he loved me the way he did, with a kind of cherubic grace you just don't hear about in Hollywood, and no matter how badly I wanted my story to unfurl in clean, white lines on paper.
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Not all the films being exhibited at the festival are expected to unfurl on the big screen, though: Venice will also offer a glimpse at the first two episodes of The Young Pope, HBO's 10-part series chronicling the fictional Pius XIII – the first American pope in history, according to this revisionist take – with Jude Law donning the ivory robe of the pontiff.
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B PLUS New York Gypsy All Stars: Dromomania (self-released) Maintaining a nice intensity for most of its first half and settling into a lyricism that flirts likably with cheese after that, this is the showcase Ismael Lumanovski deserves—or would be if it made room for one of the Eric Dolphy homages I heard him unfurl as a fledgling ten years ago.
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Luxury seduction is central to the story — Eleanor wants to protect her son Nick and the family's fortune from Rachel; Rachel's goodness is based on her being able to walk away from Nick and his wealthy life; and viewers, who have seen director Jon M. Chu unfurl this glitzy universe, wonder if they could do the same thing as Rachel and turn down this opulence if given the chance.
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I spent the day curled up watching Darius (Larenz Tate) and Nina's (Nia Long) poetic romance unfurl, verse by verse, in Love Jones; watched the pre-wedding night fight climax in The Best Man through my fingers (even though I had seen what was going to happen about a thousand times), and cheered for Angela Bassett's character when she lights her cheating husband's car on fire in Waiting to Exhale.
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Similarly, some non-player characters get their own subplots that unfurl to teach us something about themselves; a warrior who fights in an arena for money to support an orphanage who appears a few hours into the game is particularly interesting.. There is also Sylvando, a character introduced early in the plot and who claims that his only mission in life is to spread joy through the world.
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In between we find artists such as Otto Piene and Matias Cuevas, who use fire to create shapes and patterns; Andreas Kocks, whose "Untitled, Paperwork #543G" (2011) presents a wall-mounted splotch assembled from contoured pieces of graphite-covered paper; and Terry Winters, whose vertically bisected oil painting "Standardgraph 3" (2003) features a column of black circles running up the middle as irregular girds and curves unfurl on either side.
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Though numerous organizations around the world have been celebrating this milestone — a world-touring Bauhaus bus that hit the road in Germany, a new biography of founder Walter Gropius, Bauhaus Beginnings at the Getty Research Institute in Los Angeles — this exhibition seeks to tell the story of the famed German art school a different way: through the intersecting connections and relationships that took root at the Bauhaus's weaving workshop and continue to unfurl today.
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Below, a piece by Julianne Yu from Dallas, taken from a two 2017 science articles, "Visualizing the Cosmic Streams That Spew Meteor Showers" and "Hope Springs Early, but Not Eternal, for the Deadnettle — or for Us." __________ Naive At the first hint of winter's wane, I rise from the ground short of stature but stout of heart, my green, grasping hand of sepals unclenches to divulge two silky-white petals I unfurl straight up toward the sky.
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When battered little boats put themselves between illegal whaling vessels and the whales, daring them to fire their harpoons, or their crews sprayed seal pups with green dye to make their fur worthless; when activists, so tiny against those monsters, scaled oil-rigs in the North Atlantic to unfurl banners reading "Climate Emergency", or blocked pipelines belching toxic waste into the sea, he was reminded of the brave little group of Bilbo, Frodo, Sam and the rest, who left the quiet Shire "to shake the towers and counsels of the Great".
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