It wants to go fully autonomous, up in the sky.
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Look up in the sky, you dunce, and see the stars.
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Her favorite song was "Wake up in the Sky" by Bruno Mars.
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Carbon is simply too valuable to leave it up in the sky!
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I looked up in the sky, and part of the Sun was gone.
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They may float up in the sky, but atmospheric rivers are aptly named.
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There's a climactic battle, often with some portal opening up in the sky.
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It even includes how high up in the sky you need to look.
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The birds were much higher up in the sky than I had thought.
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He woke up in the Sky Ridge Medical Center in Lone Tree, Colo.
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It's terrifying to look up in the sky and think about what they'll inherit.
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Plus, Uber's aggressive business approach on the road won't work up in the sky.
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My body was down in that house, but I was up in the sky.
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It's URSA, the constellation, which is up in the sky and visible at night.
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Up in the sky, Mr. Trump is already flying toward his next adoring crowd.
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He said, 'Even I have a boss,' and he pointed up in the sky.
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"We are stacked up in the sky anywhere there are US troops," one official said.
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I look up in the sky and think, Is somebody fucking with me right now?!
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You can even smash someone's head into the ground from way up in the sky.
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He said, &aposEven I have a boss,&apos and he pointed up in the sky.
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They remind me of helicopters, because they go straight up in the sky and fly down.
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But these break up in the sky and will maybe rain down a few meteorite shards.
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"All of the sudden it was way down, then way up in the sky," he said.
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Up in the sky, a jet dragged contrails through the air like a brush on canvas.
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The airplane broke up in the sky and scattered debris and bodies over a wide area.
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Fittingly, it makes sense they would be able to see something happening up in the sky.
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I'll go outside at night and look up in the sky and just start talking — to her.
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He is going to continue to make dresses for goddesses and Angels up in the sky now.
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At this point, a supermoon looks bigger and brighter than when it's higher up in the sky.
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The nice thing about being up in the sky is there's not a whole lot to hit, right?
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Other clouds began to queue up in the sky over the football field, each bigger than the last.
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Bigger than his puffy red gloves raised up in the sky as he stood over his fallen victims.
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Sometime at night Carl Malone look up in the sky and says what the hell going on up there.
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Seeing Orion up in the sky above us, I couldn't help but start creating this confluence between the ideas.
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My very first Contact in the Desert was in Joshua Tree, and I looked up in the sky, unaltered.
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It's stupid to believe that some dude in a robe is sitting up in the sky and running everything.
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People have been spotting a military blimp up in the sky that the Singapore Air Force just started testing.
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Doing something like that in proximity of another aircraft thousands of feet up in the sky can be dangerous.
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Her favorite song was "Wake up in the Sky" by Bruno Mars, Gucci Mane and Kodak Black, Washington said.
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And for a moment, everyone in our nation stopped and looked up in the sky and forgot about hate.
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The rocket deploys the satellite before eventually falling back to Earth, burning up in the sky like a meteor.
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The bash was filled with food, drinks and even 'Chrissy Bingo' to celebrate her birthday 'up in the sky.
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"The plane blew up in the sky," Jared Bocachica, who witnessed the crash, told the local news station KTLA.
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Read: Kevin O'Leary, Reality TV Star, Ends Bid to Lead Canada's Conservatives Glowing Heavens Look, up in the sky!
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In 2012's The Avengers, a giant hole opens up in the sky, raining alien destruction onto the skyscrapers above.
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Hail forms during thunderstorms, when fast air currents carry water droplets up in the sky, where they freeze into hailstones.
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"We're looking up in the sky going, 'Are we alone?' and there are humpback whales going, 'Woo-hoo'," he says.
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"There's only one thing to do, and that's to get a safe airplane back up in the sky," he said.
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All the while, a whole, entire fleet of Imperial Star Destroyers sat higher up in the sky watching everything unfold.
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You can think of it as a roller coaster without the rails 43,000 feet to 32,000 feet up in the sky.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — Who hasn't looked up in the sky and admired the beauty of birds and their ability to fly?
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It's clear there's a class war being waged up in the sky, and anyone who's ever flown in coach probably knows that.
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Because the planets orbit on a very similar plane as Earth does around the sun, they appear lined up in the sky.
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You're up in the sky and there's that space where you just kind of even out and you're in an altered state.
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Passive observation, looking up in the sky, has been the only option for interacting with Mars for almost all of human history.
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This year, to celebrate their first Valentine's Day together as a married couple, the pair took their love high up in the sky.
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If she wanted the hero of "Song of Solomon" to lift his beautiful black ass up in the sky and fly, he would.
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So what you put up in the sky and what you 'get out of the sky' is now the new focus of the industry.
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It didn't help that hundreds of other people kept reporting that they had seen Mothman, a supposed man-sized figure, up in the sky.
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"The Southern Hemisphere is much better to observe the Milky Way, as the Galactic Center is high up in the sky," De Breuck said.
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Also, like all cultural artifacts, they reminded him of his wife, and when he went up in the sky he didn't bring Happy along.
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Look up in the sky -- it's a bird, it's a plane ... oh wait, it's E-40 suing someone over "Captain Save a Hoe," mayne!
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Then it burned on the treetops and then the smoke starts to burn — the smoke ignites so it is burning up in the sky.
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Up in the sky, Redtube Flight 728 slips through a wormhole, which the captain explains to the passengers is part of the new normal.
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She knows everything that's going on, what's going on with people or looking up in the sky, seeing an eagle or vulture way up high.
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"The ferocity of these wind speeds is actually taking roofs of houses, it's sending fences up in the sky," Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk told CNN.
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"Then, after staying up in the sky the entire night, Mars sets in the west just as the sun rises in the east," NASA explains.
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Every morning I descend from the sky and then do this thing and then go back up in the sky and then become a crab.
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Its concluding battle features a rift opening up in the sky above Manhattan; spaceships carrying alien warriors stream down toward skyscrapers, spreading death and horror.
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It's a little late for an elaborate Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them promotional stunt, so what is that creature up in the sky?
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He could cast it to send a player right to Teth... 5,000 meters up in the sky, and they'd start to fall to their deaths.
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It feels like jumping in an Uber then sending a drone up in the sky to watch your progress and scan the horizon for enemies.
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"There's really only one thing to do, and that's to get a safe airplane back up in the sky and let it fly," he said.
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For having spent a mile (or two) up in the sky during the entirety of a four-day trip, it all felt amazingly down to earth.
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Staying true to their theme of being up in the sky and building trust, they get into a helicopter and spend the day exploring Portugal from above.
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If you look up in the sky and think you see a shooting star — you might just be looking at Elon Musk's Tesla Roadster floating in space.
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A few moments later some kind of spaceship fell out of the air and, after some explosions and strange noises, a terrifying crack opened up in the sky.
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It can be something moving in your field of view, and the user can be looking at her feet or she can be looking up in the sky.
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Sometime at night Karl Malone will look up in the sky and say, what the hell going on up there, he UFO on other planets, phoning home like E.T.?
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With its lyrical references to the demise of a mysterious personage from way up in the sky, the video feels partly like a ritual conjuring of Bowie's rich mythology.
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Military airplanes crop up in the sky above the small town for training operations pretty regularly, the Drive reports—but Thursday's display wasn't exactly part of the official regimen.
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The role seemed distant, "like a beautiful star up in the sky," she said, fluttering her slender fingers toward the ceiling of the press room at the Metropolitan Opera.
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He orchestrated the attacks on her and her boyfriend Hugo (Keean Johnson) and by the end of the movie, Nova was still untouchable up in the sky city of Zalem.
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When ya look up in the sky ... it might be a bird, might be a plane, but it damn sure won't be Henry Cavill -- he's leaving the role of Superman.
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Once users have traveled high enough up in the sky, they can share their own stories and insights by selecting "Add to the monument" in the upper right-hand corner.
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He had wished for something with wings to pluck him out of the cement mixer, and there it was up in the sky now, in the shape of an airplane.
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J.C. "Now everything is burning/There's a fire up in the sky," Robert Plant sings in "Bones of Saints," a vision of war and apocalypse from his album due Oct.
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Every child looks up in the sky at night and sees the same set of stars, and they have the same sorts of dreams and the same sorts of words.
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"At one point we had to pull out of a live shot because we couldn't have the mast for the live truck up in the sky when there's lightning," Keller recalled.
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The TF-19 WASP is a powerful flamethrower you can attach to an existing drone to "instantly deliver precision streams of fire" up in the sky, Throwflame says in its video.
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The Bridges of Christian Menn Sinuous, up in the sky between one mountainside and another, the most beautiful bridge I had ever seen was in Simplon Pass, on the Swiss side.
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"You just stand there in awe and are absolutely impressed by the display of natural beauty up in the sky," said Mr. Kusama, 76, a psychologist and professor who is originally from Japan.
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From the time he was little, he could look up in the sky and tell you what kind of aircraft something was and what kind of weapons and what kind of missions it flew.
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It was about a girl who gazed up in the sky at an airplane and slowly started to realize it wasn't a small object but a machine carrying hundreds of people just like her.
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While some of Hopper's most famous works, like Frederick's, are night scenes, others ("A Woman in the Sun" (1961); "Sunday" (1926)) are harshly lit, as if the sun were straight up in the sky.
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Flugsnug, the guy who took the video of all the takeoffs and landings with clouds forming around the wings, says:These are a by-product of the lift forces which hold aircraft up in the sky.
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But for the rest of us far from the path of totality or stuck in an office on a Monday, the internet offers a plethora of ways to see what's happening up in the sky.
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Other crazy volcanic words like 'vog' and 'laze' worth knowing Normal everyday cumulus clouds that you see bubbling up in the sky on a warm summer's afternoon form as the sun's rays heat the ground.
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The one man who could read the Bible talked about its truthfulness, literal truthfulness: There's this guy up in the sky known as God, and there's a guy named Jesus who died to save us.
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"I think most girls growing up are not told 'You could drive the big crane, you could drive a backhoe, you could be the ironworker hanging up in the sky putting skyscrapers together,'" Skidmore says.
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Those are the weights that hold the sails up in the sky, and then underneath the video projections are just still slides that are all kinds of aerial photographs of the planet itself or of constellations.
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Delta airlines mean so much for one Memphis, Tennessee, couple that they thought it would only be fitting to bring their fond memories from high up in the sky to their actual wedding day in February.
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Methane is lighter than air, and by the time the filters were installed — nearly three months after the leak — the extra pollution caused was all the way up in the sky and not affecting school buildings.
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Though the actors didn&apost get as high up in the sky as their characters in the movie, for some shots they were in a real working gas balloon a few thousand feet in the air.
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"My hope is that the FAA, the carriers, the manufacturer, that all parties will work very hard to make this grounding as short as possible so that these airplanes can get back up in the sky," he said.
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Not only have lots of people never even been on an airplane, but it is nothing short of magical that we, human beings who have arms and not wings, can get up in the sky in the first place.
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If you take these two things together — sharing a sensor picture and cooperative targeting — it means that if you have a lot of F-35 aircraft up in the sky, each of those pilots has an enormous sphere of influence.
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Scientists may have just cracked the mystery of why bird eggs come in all shapes and sizes: it has to do with the bird's ability to soar up in the sky — and the body changes wrought by years of evolution.
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SUPERNAVIGATORS Exploring the Wonders of How Animals Find Their Way By David Barrie As I stood peering up in the sky to see the "river of raptors" moving through the Mexican state of Veracruz, I needed to adjust my expectations.
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Of all the unfortunate places to be when you discover you have a blood clot, the worst has got to be 250 miles up in the sky, zooming around the world at 17,000 miles per hour aboard the International Space Station.
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Cathay Pacific is applying that idea a little farther with Betsy Beer, a custom craft brew that the company says is the first in the world to be designed and calibrated to specifically taste better when you're 35,000 feet up in the sky.
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"As we look at the way they live their life on the ground with more and more media at their fingertips, we're looking to replicate that up in the sky," said Andrew Wingrove, Delta's managing director for product strategy and customer experience.
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If we could recapture that urge to crawl, to "squat down to pick things up, [and] look up in the sky to watch birds or see shapes in clouds" the way we did as kids, we might just be stronger, happier, and pain-free.
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That's what the most memorable shot of the ad suggests, at least, as one of the show's central quintet of kids looks out of his front door to see some sort of giant, tentacled thing up in the sky, framed by horrible red light.
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These deep excavations of thought that we all go on from time to time—marooning ourselves in the bottom of the earth for extended periods of time, losing ourselves up in the sky, simmering somewhere in those locations Marshall describes—are important processes, I think.
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Neighborhood resident John Perry said he noticed his neighbors "were looking up in the sky and I see a plane going straight down, it was going down in a corkscrew fashion, it was really slow, I couldn't hear an engine," according to CNN affiliate WAGA.
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Mind you, the $1,499 price for the flamethrower won't get it up in the sky, as you'll need to provide the drone, too — which you may need to piece together since commercial drones are often modular, and don't include things like flight controllers in the box.
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Virgin Galactic — Richard Branson's outfit that is aiming to fly a space tourists to suborbital space — went through an extremely public and tragic failure in 2014 when the company's SpaceShipTwo broke up in the sky above the Mojave, killing one pilot and seriously injuring the other.
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Yes, despite the apocalyptic events on the markets and in political circles over the previous 24 hours, it not only rose but it stayed up in the sky for a whole day and, accompanied by some great British thunder storms, it managed to go down in the evening.
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Click here to view original GIFLondon's Heathrow Airport is one of the busiest airports in the world, so it's no surprise that if you look up in the sky during the morning rush, you'll see a line of airplanes swarming around, patiently waiting to land on its runways.
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Fast forward to now, when I still travel for at least a week every month or so, and I've found I can find my focus no matter where I am: 30,000 feet up in the sky — or on a European time zone, working before my clients ever wake up.
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Madonna was up in the sky most of the spring, moving between London, Portugal, Los Angeles, Israel and New York, where she stayed at her apartment on the Upper West Side, though she lost a lawsuit with her co-op over letting her adult children stay there without her.
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The books will also feature some longer stories: Tom King and artist Andy Kubert will begin a 12-part Superman series beginning in September called "Up in the Sky!" beginning in Superman Giant #3, while Brian Michael Bendis will pen a 12-part Batman series called "Universe," beginning in Batman Giant #3.
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Click here to view original GIFIt's not the best way to capture the uniqueness of a city like Tokyo—all the way up in the sky, and away from the energy—but these aerial views are nice, because they show off the massive sprawl and the lighting of city life at night.
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Players who were logged in for the end of the season were treated to an in-game spectacle as they watched the battle island get ripped apart as rifts opened up all over the place, bombarding the map in various locations until one giant explosion forced everyone into the air to look at the island from way up in the sky.
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