And, like a poem, photographs can pack an emotional wallop.
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The low end packs a wallop with strong, bumping bass.
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And almost 30 years later, it still packs a wallop.
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These paintings also never seek to wallop and bedazzle you.
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As such, his choices, when strategically placed together, pack a wallop.
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Scroll down to see more scenes from this late-winter wallop.
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To retire as a child star packs a particularly unpleasant wallop.
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She sits back down at the table and delivers one last wallop.
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If so-called promposals are merely touching, military homecomings pack a wallop.
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In some parts of the country, the eclipse will pack a wallop.
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Here is what you can expect, and when, from the impending winter wallop.
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And we are rarely fast enough or strong enough to wallop them all.
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Yet another snowstorm will wallop the northern Plains and Upper Midwest on Sunday.
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Even though this is a lone personnel case, its significance packs a wallop.
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As you read this, Hurricane Michael is expected to wallop the Florida Panhandle.
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I'll be surprised, though, if it packs much of a wallop for her.
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The ending of the teen show's third season packs an equally painful wallop.
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My guess is that she will wallop whichever version of Trump comes next!
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It looked like a nuzzle, but it packed the wallop of an electric fence.
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And even before Brexit, there hasn't been a big wallop that's hit the market.
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Drums are mixed to sound like the low-end wallop of a distant cannon.
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Dukes brings a subtle power to the scene; Nottage's words deliver an emotional wallop.
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It's understated musically, as Dacus usually is, but damn do the lyrics pack a wallop.
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And although he had tiny fists, he quickly found out they still packed a wallop.
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The incident comes just a day before a record storm is expected to wallop Washington.
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Who would have thought one friendly neighborhood Spider-Man could wallop the entire Justice League?
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Sara Gillingham's "Alpha, Bravo, Charlie," to take one innovative example, packs quite a pleasurable wallop.
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He flicks his white-gloved fingers and fireballs bounce out to wallop approaching koopa troopas.
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In that sort of charged context, she said, "a garter belt can pack a wallop."
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"But, he warned, "then it packs a huge emotional wallop and piece of information into it.
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Molina led off the second with his first homer, a 398-foot wallop to right-center.
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This unassuming little EP clocks in at just under ten minutes, but certainly packs a wallop.
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It looked as if Democratic candidate Mark Green was going to wallop the Republican candidate, Bloomberg.
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She faces Erika Hanawa, an undefeated 26-year-old with little wallop but a nice record.
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We have five debuts today, and while that's not a lot, these pack quite a wallop.
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Despite the resulting sensory overload, "Yen" never quite packs the wallop it so obviously intends to.
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But meteorologists warned heavy rains could still wallop the islands with flash flooding and punishing winds.
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What there is of Vader in this movie is limited, though his scenes pack a wallop.
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We'd be sitting there, having a conversation and wallop — there's a boob in your face. Crikey!
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That line is a far cry from seeing one Prestige Actress™️ wallop another with a cone.
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And those sudden sharp blows can pack quite a wallop, boasting a deceleration force of 1200 g's.
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The things pack a wallop, with a 25Kg per servo punch and a remarkably fluid fighting style.
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Senator Wallop soon realized, however, the detrimental effect on the economy and repeatedly sought to repeal FIRPTA.
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The Washington Post's Capital Weather Gang is warning about a "winter wallop" of snow, ice and rain.
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"Today's jobs numbers pack a wallop," said Mike Loewengart, vice president of investment strategy at E-Trade.
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Even now, after countless knockoffs in ads and album-cover art, Ernst's collage novels pack a wallop.
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Considering the strength, size, and hard exoskeletons of the cicadas they hunt, this stinger packs a wallop.
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Even later in his career, with eyesight faded, the Mr. Parker could still "pack a visual wallop."
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Another penalty for Harry Kane, another wallop by the goalkeeper into the top left of the goal.
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Patricia MacLachlan ("Sarah, Plain and Tall") is the master of quiet books that pack an emotional wallop.
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"It was a wallop of a fee, but Rachel found us a great apartment," Ms. Donnelly said.
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But her vocal numbers don't quite have the kind of wallop that the film hopes they will.
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But the truth is, sexual trauma packs a full-body wallop — psychological, social, physical — like no other.
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It doesn't necessarily mean that they would wallop Trump whereas Kamala Harris or Pete Buttigieg would struggle.
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When Pammy slapped her hand for adjusting her collar, Paul, Sr., had given her such a wallop.
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You can give your phone usage a real wallop by draining all of the color from your screen.
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The one that packs the biggest emotional wallop, though, is the one between Lady Bird and her mom.
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As this show makes evident, DiBenedetto can make different-sized paintings with all of them packing a wallop.
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And it packs all of that into a nice little wallop: Takume takes about five minutes to experience.
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At that speed, the impact of a small nut or bolt carries the wallop of a hand grenade.
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Fedor, meanwhile, packs a serious wallop, and seems more than capable of landing a fight-ender on Maldonado.
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Though the storm may not hit Los Angeles too hard, it could wallop those in Santa Barbara County.
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Hillcoat is good at stark brutality that packs an emotional wallop — and "Crocodile" has that brutality in spades.
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Malcolm Wallop (R-Wyo.), originally introduced the Act in 85033 to protect Wyoming farmland from being acquired by foreigners.
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It packs a wallop: 2.03 hp and 630 lb-ft of torque from a supercharged 6.2-liter V-8.
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If speedboats can pack a wallop, their crews typically aim their weapons the old-fashioned way: point and shoot.
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Malcolm Wallop (R-Wyo.) and later as the Republican director of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.
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Everyone is f—ing crying and Judy is a soaring, emotional wallop of a comeback for its star. #TIFF227.
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In the book, Percy's sea-god parentage lets him unleash a stream of toilet water to wallop a rival.
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Hurricane Lane has weakened as it approaches Hawaii but was still expected to pack a wallop, forecasters said Wednesday.
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The cone snail species that packs the most venomous wallop is the geography cone snail, according to BBC Earth.
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On Thursday, Yun met the head of Thailand's National Security Council, General Wallop Rohsanoh, and deputy foreign minister Weerasak Futrakul.
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The writing was raw and outsidery and vulnerable, packing a serious emotional wallop, but it was also loose, even messy.
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To simulate the higher point of impact, they would wallop balls at players while sitting on chairs, or even standing.
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Gorgeously shot and perfectly performed, the movie delivers an emotional wallop that many features six times its length never achieve.
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They could be electrocuted by the third rail, a steel column that carries a wallop of 28255 volts of electricity.
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The storm continues to wallop the Gulf Coast, and it's premature to declare that the economy is in the clear.
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In an age when people chronicle everything on smartphones, an old-fashioned print from film still packs an emotional wallop.
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The Beano hit newsagents' stands with a wallop in the summer of 1938, on the eve of the second world war.
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A bull rider is a cowboy, distilled — an ideal of a certain kind of manhood that even today packs a wallop.
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There is little doubt that even in 2016, after 2150 years of fighting, Guillard still packs one hell of a wallop.
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According to the summary of polling from RealClearPolitics, Clinton, the likely nominee, would wallop Trump by margins approaching 10 percentage points.
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Seldom does a nonfiction book pack the cultural wallop that Dee Brown's "Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee" did in 1970.
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A massive winter storm is set to wallop the East Coast; Brazil's state-owned oil company Petrobras has to pay up.
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When the lovers flirt, fight, love, and let each other down, it packs a wallop, because they're fully formed, flawed people.
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The wallop is forecast to deliver heavy snow in some areas, while freezing rain will make for dangerous driving conditions in others.
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But plenty of the global economy still runs on the burning of crude, and a price spike can still pack a wallop.
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Then the director, having shown us his fizz-bang-wallop chops and primed us for more of the same, violently switches gears.
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But that hour (the last screened for critics) is a wallop, synthesizing past and alt-present in a stylistic tour de force.
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The news landed with a wallop -- shaking up Capitol Hill, where the parties have feuded for years over immigration policy with no success.
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Instead, McLaren's sophisticated launch and traction control systems provide a massive wallop of power at any speed without spinning you off the road.
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It was an emotional beat that packed a hell of a wallop, and payoff has been sprinkled through the episodes that have followed.
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Given this album's electric wallop, it doesn't represent a slackening so much as a blunting, as the riffs thump, and the beat thuds.
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Why it matters: Hurricane Harvey is expected to wallop the Texas Coast, lingering through the weekend and bringing heavy rains and catastrophic flooding.
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On March 10, 1989, there was a massive explosion on the Sun—one that delivered a wallop of electrically charged particles to Earth.
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The real wallop of flavor, though, comes from the chefs' take on leche de tigre, or tiger's milk, a staple of Peruvian cuisine.
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The effects of climate change — extreme heat, flooding and storms and air pollution — pack the biggest wallop for already disadvantaged communities and populations.
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Still, the storm continues to wallop the Gulf Coast and it is too early to say that the economy is in the clear.
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The small train (holding 12 riders) and compact track initially make this ride seem as if it won't pack much of a wallop.
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Investors have looked for signs the U.S. and China want to dial back a tariff crossfire that threatens to wallop the global economy.
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They'd wallop you upside the head with a purse full of Werther's Originals just for thinking such narrow-minded thoughts about your matriarchs.
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Snow to wallop Midwest A front will move east from the Pacific to the Northern Plains over the weekend, the weather service said.
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"Bay scallops," Marvin said, but pronounced it the off-Cape way, instead of rhyming it with "wallop," and we all stared at him.
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It's so ever-present that it can be easy to tune out, which makes the Sundance documentary The Cleaners pack such a devastating wallop.
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The sale has become a secular holiday, akin in its economic wallop and social ubiquity to Super Bowl Sunday or the Fourth of July.
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Today's storm is the fourth serious snow to wallop the Northeast this month — the others were on March 2, March 7 and March 13.
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Washington state snowstorm Travel will be almost impossible in parts of western Washington today as a wicked winter storm continues to wallop the state.
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Still, the recent twists have carried more of a wallop, breathing some life into the show, if not bringing it back to its peak.
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R. Pico concludes his "Teebs' quartet," or tetralogy if you want to get technical, with a final entry that still packs quite a wallop.
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Meanwhile, his songs fortify their soul underpinnings with the timbres (though not the clichéd beats) of electronic dance music, exorcising pain with a wallop.
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Then, approaching me, she begins to wallop my eyes, my temples and my jawline in slicing motions like those used to finely chop onions.
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This is pre-9/11, so it must have seemed pretty wacky at the time, but damn this film packs a wallop in 2019.
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And unlike galaxies that require a major wallop to tear apart, humans are fragile things susceptible to disease, famine, war, meteors... really, we're quite pathetic.
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But it's also one of the year's best films, one of those movies that sneaks up on you and packs a wallop in the end.
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It takes a trip to Never-Never Land and a wallop of whipped cream to the face for him to remember what pleasure feels like.
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"I wonder how many other publications would do such a thing: allow one of its own to wallop it, in its own pages," he tweeted.
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Given that Brainard made larger works, as well as three-dimensional objects, the focus on modestly scaled wall works gives the show an added wallop.
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The InGear is made of military-grade aluminum and packs a wallop: double window breakers, a seatbelt cutter, and an LED flashlight with SOS mode.
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Nadine packs a wallop in these sequences, beating the hell out of baddies who get too close like some kind of stone-cold MMA fighter.
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Arya is even beginning to be able to fight back in her blind state, getting in a nice wallop to the Waif at one point.
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The winter wallop may have chilled housing activity in some parts of the country, but overheated home prices are really what are slowing sales nationwide.
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After Over the James, they'd release two albums on Fat Wreck Chords, and while both were solid, neither packed the wallop of Over the James.
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Clinton not Berned; Nevada as a thermometer Sanders surpassed expectations in New Hampshire by delivering a wallop to Clinton after nearly tying her in Iowa.
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The result is pure Saturday-night moviegoing: it gives you one hell of a wallop, then you wake up on Sunday morning without a scratch.
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"Seeing women and their children walking happily along a street, I'd feel a pang of longing followed by a bruising wallop of inadequacy," she says.
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But in recent confrontations, demonstrators have turned rocks, fireworks and police barricades into weapons — even using a bike lock to wallop someone in the head.
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Joe's bluntly articulated class resentment notwithstanding, "Room at the Top" is quite conservative in its morality — although its sledgehammer ending still packs an emotional wallop.
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The stars' motion revealed that they could still be recovering from a gravitational wallop a few hundred million years ago—relatively recently in the universe's terms.
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Experiencing the scenes from the perspective of the woman adds more of an emotional wallop, because it feels so much more realistic than a 2D movie.
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Red chili oil added a wallop of spicy heat to the broth of tantanmen, a savory dish that included delicious seasoned ground pork and bok choy.
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It was an ideal wallop of warmth and spice on cold, dark mornings in New York, and I drank it with a sense of being fortified.
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The storm was expected to deliver a slightly weaker wallop to the New York and Long Island areas with blizzard conditions from Saturday morning through Sunday.
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It's beautiful & packs a huge emotional wallop but for the most part is a standard road trip adventure story that gets boosted by an excellent ending.
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Logan is a spiked gut-punch from start to finish, a gleefully gory and skull-crunching R-rated slaughterfest with an emotional wallop hidden behind its back.
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FX's brand new Ryan Murphy-Brad Falchuk creation Pose vogued onto the scene Sunday night, immediately proving to be a stunning, emotional wallop of a period piece.
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That serious wallop of torque, along with a 10-speed transmission, means that the Raptor pulls hard in all situations and is never caught out of breath.
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But don't let their small size fool you: green pea galaxies are star factories, and they pack a wallop in terms of how much energy they emit.
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While much smaller and less power-hungry than the discrete graphics card that gaming PCs typically use, the AMD Radeon RX Vega M still packs a wallop.
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If a Mars-sized impactor really did wallop our planet during its infancy, it's odd that it didn't contribute more of its own debris to the fallout.
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At $4,999 and up, this isn't check out line impulse buy territory, but the professional version of the company's well-regarded all-in-one packs a wallop.
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Her movement clearly hampered, she had trouble doing anything more than coaxing her serve across the net, allowing Kiick to wallop inside-out forehands down the line.
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For its part, "Mercies in Disguise" sometimes suffers from a general humorlessness and heavy-handed prose ("Now he felt for the first time the wallop of tragedy").
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Hundreds of miles to the east, Humberto, a Category 3 hurricane, was expected to wallop Bermuda on Wednesday with heavy winds, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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It gives them something to battle for that's more specific and packs more of a wallop in the cultural conversation than the vague idea of good vs. evil.
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During those down times, it is critical to continue to earmark some cash in a special account, otherwise the in-season fees will pack a wallop, says Brennan.
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What makes the outlook for 2020 seem so different is that the oil price swoon is coming at the same time coronavirus appears likely to wallop those sectors.
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In contrast with the relatively sanitized classroom instruction on the dangers of opioids, including heroin and prescription pain killers, his talk was meant to pack an emotional wallop.
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Reactions were mixed, and five months into the run, some of the Spanish translations reverted to English to ensure "a bigger dramatic wallop," as one producer put it.
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It gave up some of those gains after disappointing earnings from automakers, but then it took a bigger wallop after Trump ratcheted up the tensions earlier this week.
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Dorian struck the state as a Category 1 storm, packing less of a wallop than it did in the Bahamas, where the hurricane landed as a Category 5.
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The storm was expected to race across the upper Plains on Thursday night and Friday and wallop the Midwest and the Great Lakes region by Saturday morning, forecasters said.
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Perhaps because of its narrow view, "Loving" delivers the biggest emotional wallop in its closing crawl, at least for those who haven't bothered to Google the family in advance.
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LEADING THE DAY DISASTROUS WEATHER: Florence's flooding continued to wallop North and South Carolina on Monday, and the death toll this morning was at least 32 in three states.
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Mr. Ebell cut his teeth in Washington working for Frontiers of Freedom, a research group founded by former Senator Malcolm Wallop, a Wyoming Republican, to advocate for limited government.
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The language of self-help, especially of the mental health variety, often emphasizes resilience and grit, like we're mixed martial artists who ought to stand firm after every wallop.
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In boxing, the finishing blow, the final wallop, the bout-ending slug, the haymaker gets shortened on the judge's scorecard to KO, which is written in crosswords as KAYO.
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But even knowing what was coming — we'd already seen Dany leave Dragonstone over Tyrion's objections — her arrival packed the pulse-quickening visceral wallop of the best "Thrones" action scenes.
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But most importantly, the trailer showed off what looked like whole arenas to improve the notorious Battle Mode, giving new characters new maps to wallop each other with shells.
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The initial wallop came on Friday morning, at a Politics and Eggs breakfast in Manchester, where Sanders read off a series of headlines heralding Buttigieg's popularity with billionaire donors.
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Mr. Van Damme's helicopter kick has lost its wallop, his signature splits get stuck halfway to the floor and his one-on-one fighting style is so last century.
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For a show about teens running around chasing a pigskin, Coop and Spencer's scenes together, which usually revolve around questions of duty, family, and the future, pack an emotional wallop.
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Still, the storm is likely to pack a wallop in the five states under blizzard watches and warnings, dumping up to 18 inches of snow and snarling traffic for millions.
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Most of my movies sort of do, like, okay, and then by the time it ramps up it really packs a wallop, so don't give up on it, things happen.
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Acquired by HBO, the spare project from first-time writer-director Daniel Sawka weds the stark feel and look of a documentary with the emotional wallop that comes from drama.
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The movie improves when it eases off its struggle to be a musical — until the end, when it uses the movie musical's access to fantasy to deliver an emotional wallop.
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Responses on Twitter (especially from women of color) were aghast at the one-two punch of erasure based on sex and race that still packs a wallop in American media.
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As in the show, Porchie went on to marry Anglo-American Jean Margaret Wallop and the couple had three children — Henry, Carolyn and George, who is the current Earl of Carnarvon.
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Adapted by Simon Stephens from Mark Haddon's best-selling 2003 novel about an autistic boy's coming-of-age, this is one of the most fully immersive works ever to wallop Broadway.
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Roanu packed a wallop as it made landfall Saturday, battering the south and southeast regions of Barisal and Chittagong especially hard -- damaging hundreds of houses and causing landslides, disaster officials said.
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Mostly, though, the new Rays are content to wallop and whiff, and to tie their fortunes not to mix-and-match versatility but to the louder vagaries of the long ball.
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With The Martinez Brothers, Black Coffee, Davide Squillace and moreSat 10.29Tickets: $70-90 Ibiza-based party Circoloco lands in Brooklyn and packs a wallop of high-energy house and tech house.
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I watched a 4-year-old girl run after the float, trying to wallop the two enormous tao drums sticking out from its rear like exhaust nozzles on a space shuttle.
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And although he's no longer on network TV, his interviews will still pack a wallop: His first guest is Barack Obama, with later episodes to feature George Clooney and Malala Yousafzai.
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The one that's saturating California is known as "the Pineapple Express," because it brings moisture from the tropical Pacific near Hawaii and can wallop the West Coast with rain and snow.
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The one that's saturating California is known as the Pineapple Express, because it brings moisture from the tropical Pacific near Hawaii and can wallop the West Coast with rain and snow.
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The meat is laced with the Georgian spice mix khmeli-suneli, whose golden interstices of marigold, coriander and blue fenugreek conjure grass, earth and a murmuring heat, more slow warmth than wallop.
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Curry, Warriors wallop Clippers LOS ANGELES — The Golden State Warriors used the challenge of a road game against one of the better defensive teams in the NBA to hit the reset button.
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There are slow breaths, a buzzing tone that can't quite sustain itself but doesn't go away, and a deep wallop that almost makes the track a subliminal waltz; barely audible overtones hover.
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Fenway Park's right-field wall, without bullpens in those days, required a good wallop of the old dead ball to reach, and all of Ruth's home runs were hit on the road.
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An ad by Shas, the Sephardic ultra-Orthodox party, sends the message home with a wallop: an elderly couple sit alone at their Sabbath table, peering across a sea of empty chairs.
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And while Australia's annual monsoon rains in the northern part of the country packed a devastating wallop in February, causing dangerous flooding in the state of Queensland, they were also behind schedule.
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And then, as you know, the bass drops, with the kind of aural wallop that hits you somewhere deep inside your chest—not so much tugging on your heartstrings as severing them entirely.
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Williams, who has been stuck on 21 majors since lifting the Venus Rosewater dish at Wimbledon 11 months ago, had been expected to wallop little-known Kazakh Yulia Putintseva in their quarter-final.
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Yet fruitiness was the dominant character, and, as someone who does not generally gravitate to powerfully fruity wines, I couldn't help but wonder whether a blend might have diminished the berry-flavored wallop.
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Between the group handclaps, a gang of guitars and the whooping, wailing backup vocals, it's a far cry from the early Black Keys' two-man-band austerity — but with the old wallop intact.
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Awards: Animated Feature It's been nearly a quarter-century since the first Toy Story movie came out in November 1995, and it's hard to believe the franchise can still pack an emotional wallop.
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She wove her preoccupations, along with a wallop of rage, into "Fleabag," a show at the 2013 Edinburgh Festival Fringe that scooped up an Olivier nomination and the Stage award for solo performer.
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Metacritic score: 84 It's been nearly a quarter-century since the first Toy Story movie came out in November 1995, and it's hard to believe the series can still pack an emotional wallop.
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"The risk of exit is drifting up a bit, but it's drifting up having come down with quite a wallop on the day that Obama interjected," RBC Capital Markets currency strategist, Adam Cole, said.
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This iMac boasts a 21.5-inch HD LED glossy widescreen display, a wallop of processing power for next-level multitasking, and an impressive 250 GB SATA hard drive for housing all your essential data.
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Crevasse, on the other hand, are sworn to a particularly pummeling blend of hardcore, powerviolence, d-beat, and doom that treads heavily, and only takes two or three minutes to pack a serous wallop.
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NERVE packs even more of a wallop, while building on the band's growing talent to write catchy, anthemic jams like the crashing "End" and "Tarnish," which sounds like Echo & The Bunnymen on a PED.
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I wandered the nation writing on national politics in 22014, and each night I tuned in to watch Sammy Sosa and Mark McGwire wallop balls into the farthest reaches of St. Louis and Wrigley.
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His memory of the time he and his father discovered that a 15-year-old neighbor boy was working as a prostitute, dressed like a woman, packs an emotional wallop with a begrudging laugh.
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But, as in central Tennessee Monday night, they can pack such a wallop of destruction that they can tear the roofs off houses, level buildings and injure or kill people caught in the crosswinds.
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To conclude, Ms. Malkki drew a refreshingly transparent and probing performance of Strauss's sumptuous tone poem, and she certainly delivered during moments when the piece is supposed to wallop you with a fortissimo din.
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Although the final costs of Hurricane Harvey are still being tallied, the more powerful Irma has brought Florida to a standstill and is likely to pack a financial wallop along with its human toll.
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And while Australia's annual monsoon rains in the northern part of the country packed a devastating wallop in February, causing dangerous flooding in the state of Queensland, they were also behind schedule this year.
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It feels very, very good to see your little avatar inch closer and closer to the end, and it feels even better when you do, finally, get that knockout wallop that signals a victory.
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Seeing Lithgow, as President Trump, delivering lines with furious indignation about closing down the "witchhunt" investigation and barking orders to his staff to follow through carried a much greater wallop than reading the dry text.
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While those two colossal developments lack some of narrative wallop they would have with a much smaller 2018 season, they still prove the future of Luke Cage and Luke Cage will never be the same.
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She wove her deliriously smutty preoccupations, along with a wallop of rage, into "Fleabag," a show at the 2013 Edinburgh Festival Fringe that scooped up an Olivier nomination and the Stage award for solo performer.
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I didn't get the revealer until the end, but that is part of the charm of a Thursday puzzle, and it gave the reminder about how black people have fared in Hollywood an extra wallop.
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Also, the fraying economy could wallop companies before government agencies can get vast new loan programs set up — a process widely expected to take until mid- or late April, if not longer, for some programs.
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I started my morning by watching Jimmy Fallon's emotional message about his late mother following his return to The Tonight Show after her passing, and let me tell you, it was a wallop to my soul.
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Mr Sanders and Mr Trump have narrow leads in the polls in Iowa, where voters caucus one week from today, and both are set to wallop their competitors in the New Hampshire primary on February 9th.
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In contrast to Christie, who campaigned vigorously for Larry Hogan in Maryland at a time when Christie's help meant something and could pack a wallop, Hogan has been consistent in his style, strong ethics and independence.
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There is a certain fascination in seeing these two people -- sovereign and servant -- bridge the cultural divide, but the movie would pack more of an emotional wallop if it dug deeper beneath its well-manicured surface.
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While nobody is refuting the talent of either woman, there seems to be a widespread opinion that the fight doesn't pack quite the wallop that we expected from one of the final additions to UFC 214.
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Featuring a coterie of beloved indie outsiders like Imogen Poots and Alia Shawkat, as well as the now-late Anton Yelchin, Green Room packs a wallop of high-octane viciousness into the "teens versus rednecks" subgenre.
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NASSAU, Bahamas — More than 100 Haitian migrants were deported on Thursday, six weeks after Hurricane Dorian leveled Abaco and Grand Bahama in the northern Bahamas with a devastating wallop that struck the Haitian community especially hard.
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Even before a single raindrop fell, the head of the company, which is effectively bankrupt, had predicted that if the storm packed a wallop, it could take four to six months to completely re-establish service.
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Fueled by the warm waters in the Gulf of Mexico, Harvey became the first Category 265 hurricane to wallop the United States since Charley in 2000 and the first to hit Texas since Carla in 247.
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Fueled by the warm waters in the Gulf of Mexico, Harvey became the first Category 260 hurricane to wallop the United States since Charley in 22005 and the first to hit Texas since Carla in 222.
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Indeed, watching Real Madrid wallop in goal after goal on Saturday evening, you could almost see the stars aligning in the night sky above the Bernabeu as the fans' returning hero did his best King Midas impression.
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A lot has changed in the world since then, but the "Ballad" still packs a wallop as viewers can discover at the Museum of Modern Art, where it is showing continuously, pausing only for five-minute intermissions.
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After a ferocious wallop of the Florida Panhandle, the tropical storm that was once Hurricane Michael slogged through the Carolinas on Thursday, states that have had a lifetime's worth of bad weather in the last few years.
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And, happily, the new glosses have also been updated: reformulated to be less sticky, doused with reflective shimmers, infused with nourishing skin care ingredients and reimagined in hybrid formulas that deliver gloss and color in one wallop.
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Dismissed as a "kid," Jordan brings steely resolve to the role -- having to convince his client that he's up to the task -- with Stevenson's track record in the years since this early case adding an additional wallop.
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While it doesn't pack quite the wallop of the cult classic 1992 film "One False Move," its makers show sufficient talent to suggest they might be able to concoct something of that caliber in the near future.
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As a dedicated housekeeper, she is never without her broomstick, which she uses to sweep away the problems of the year in every home she visits—or wallop anyone who catches sight of her in the flesh.
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"Not Like the Movies," by Katy Perry Don't be fooled by the uptempo bangers, summery music videos and candy-coated bras – Perry's Teenage Dream album packs a subtle melancholic wallop strong enough to reduce the statue to sobs.
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Another way to nullify an Ali shuffle is to crouch into a Karate style right hand gyakuzuki to the midsection, and then spring up to wallop your opponent with an old Joe Frazier (left hook) to the jaw.
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After a ferocious wallop of the Florida Panhandle, the tropical storm that was once Hurricane Michael slogged up through the Carolinas on Thursday, states that have had a lifetime's worth of bad weather in the last few years.
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It's constructed with a refined metal grill and a wood grain frame, but it still packs a 12W wallop and a state-of-the-art DSP audio chip to ensure optimal performance in rooms up to 1,000 square feet.
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Even for those who can't make it to the windows, those themes radiate outward, setting the tone for the season: in store, online, in mailers and on all-important social media, a 360-degree wallop of shoppable holiday spirit.
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The Warriors went on to wallop the Thunder, but the block was one of the evening's more memorable plays, a declaration of intention and fearlessness, a non-verbal We're coming for you to the presumed conference champs and their fresh import.
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The U.S. stock market moved closer to a bear market on Monday as investors continued to wallop equities as dismay over the expected economic impact of the coronavirus and a new oil fisticuffs between OPEC and Russia sent energy names spiraling.
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Well, strictly speaking, there was one: a tree-ornament version, the 3.5-inch Lodge miniature skillet ($6.25/$4.69; 4.4), good for a single egg or a quick wallop on the head, which, by this point, would have been sweet relief.
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Whereas in the past, I have looked on admiringly at what often seemed a spectacular study in rhetoric, this approach packs an emotional wallop that transports you directly to the knotty question of genius that was Mr. Shaffer's abiding concern.
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A lot of folks want me to go all-in on its already somewhat min-maxed design: Small lasers have almost no range in BattleTech, but at point-blank they pack as much wallop as a medium laser and at half the weight.
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Their latest EP, Death Residue, is far less conventional that their breakneck last album, Motherfucker, so don't think you can get comfortable; this shit is still weird, and wild, and mean as hell, with a pronounced wallop of wall-eyed rock 'n' roll.
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But Tampa Bay reliever Enny Ramirez's second throw drifted close enough to the plate that Sanchez was able to wallop it for a sacrifice fly that drove center fielder Mikie Mahtook to the warning track and brought the crowd to its feet.
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It came in the form of a one-two punch of wind and rainfall from Hurricane Florence, which like Hurricane Harvey a year ago, has derived much of its wallop from unusually warm ocean waters and stalled weather systems linked to climate change.
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Crews restored power to about half of the 124,000 customers affected on Friday by the storm, which "packed the biggest wallop since Superstorm Sandy," the utility said, referring to the hurricane that pummeled New York City and the East Coast in 2012.
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Save the ever-great Country Music Hall of Fame for a longer visit; two bite-size treasures honoring the country legends Johnny Cash and Patsy Cline are conjoined just a block south of Broadway and pack a lot of wallop per square foot.
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Portions aren't huge, but they pack a wallop, from the poached egg with edible flowers and grits with crispy "crackle" to the grits with mushrooms and crème fraîche to the breakfast burritos, Frenchified with jambon de Paris and a touch of truffle salt.
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House-made ricotta gnocchi were gummy in texture and served in a Bolognese sauce that tasted strongly and unpleasantly of cinnamon (one friend, an experienced cook from an Italian family, pointed out that there should be a hint of the spice, "but not a wallop").
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The 4,000-acre country estate has been in the hands of the Wallop family for five centuries, and includes an 11-bedroom house, billiard and cinema rooms, tennis court, heated swimming pool and croquet lawn as well as formal gardens and vast open lands.
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The Baylor Lady Bears, the top seed in the entire women's NCAA Tournament as well as the Greensboro Regional, scored the game's first 20 points and went on to wallop the Abilene Christian Wildcats 95-38 on Saturday on Baylor's home court in Waco, Texas.
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The real wallop, however, comes courtesy of interviews with survivors and, perhaps most devastating, parents of those slain, such as Parkland mother Anne Ramsey, who talks about her daughter going to school that fateful day, softly repeating "She never came back" again and again.
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She wove her deliriously smutty preoccupations, along with a wallop of rage, into "Fleabag," a show at the 2013 Edinburgh Festival Fringe that, once she hit her 30s, she spun off into this series about a sexually rapacious, anger-riddled, flailing London cafe owner.
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Nats wallop Mets 23-5 behind Rendon's 3 HRs, 3.643 RBIs WASHINGTON — Nationals general manager Mike Rizzo met the media Sunday morning to talk about the knee injury to Adam Eaton that could sideline the Washington center fielder for the rest of the season.
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Cervello's bass-heavy sound was perfectly suited to the project, and while his signature brand of flash-bang-wallop dance music might not have been the kind of thing you'd usually catch me listening to, up there, 30,000ft above the real world, it sort of made sense.
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More than anything, though, the finale underscored that "The Walking Dead" has been too leisurely in teasing out this season's story arc, which made the revelation of Carl's dire fate deliver the sort of emotional wallop that the eighth season for the most part has sorely lacked.
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Discwoman Detroit Who: Shanti Celeste, Volvox, Umfang Where: Grenadier Club When: 10PM-6AM Discwoman returns to Detroit with rising star Shanti Celeste, crew stalwarts Volvox and Umfang, and many others, bringing a much-needed wallop of techno feminism to a weekend still dominated by all-male lineups.
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The latest wallop of bad news for Republicans came Friday when the Senate parliamentarian announced that key provisions of the revised bill would not pass muster under the special budgetary rules that Republicans are using to pass the legislation with a simple majority instead of 6900 votes.
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She then explains that the banks are in good shape now, very profitable, with plenty of liquidity, and with large capital buffers, and are much more tightly regulated than before the Financial Crisis, so that they can take a good wallop from their borrowers without collapsing.
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As with Triple A in Mexico or the WWE in the U.S., bouts in Bolivia can involve an entire scrum of wrestlers in the ring at a time, with fighters of both genders crowding the stage to leap from the ropes, wring necks and wallop each other with chairs.
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Earth, Wind & Fire's No. 1 hit, from 1975, plugs into the same uplifting funk frequency as Sly and the Family Stone, but with its own neat filigree: Notice the way the band sets up every wallop by the horns, especially after a guitar-and-keyboard interlude that follows the first chorus.
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"Any of these ideas – like, for instance, a border tax, tariffs, let's wallop Mexico, let's take on the Chinese, let's kiss some part of Mr. Putin I don't want to mention on television -- all of these things are extremely negative for the dollar because people know what they mean," Roche said.
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In the nearly three-hour run time, theatergoers follow Arnold from nights at a backroom bar (leading to some of the funniest physical comedy I've seen recently) to weekends away with his ex, to —finally — the real wallop of emotion: a visit from his mother (the perfect and powerful Mercedes Ruehl).
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Hurricane Florence threatens to pack the combined wallop of all three storms, with projected 20-foot storm surges along the coast, 145 mph high winds of a Category 4 (or higher) major storm, and more than 5003 inches of heavy rainfall possible, dumping rainwater on the already sodden Eastern Seaboard.
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And in spite of the new site's focus on regional filmmakers working at a particular moment, this initial selection offers considerable variety: there's a long-thought-lost horror movie, an almost-avant-garde piece of soft porn, and a violent melodrama whose tale of prejudice and abuse still packs a wallop.
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If you have not read the Melrose books, you might think that this is a show about a petulant prince who likes to party; the abuse is hinted at in the episode, as Cumberbatch suppresses tears next to his father's coffin, but you don't yet feel the wallop of it.
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As the ultra-bendy, wallop-packing Elastigirl — undercover identity: Helen Parr, wife of Bob and mother of Violet, Dash and Jack-Jack — Ms. Hunter acts and sounds as if all the previous super-excitement happened but a minute ago, in a scenario that picks up where the original film ended.
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Toni Home Permanents, cap guns, Hostess cupcakes, "American Bandstand," lovingly packed lunches, the Beatles, "The Man From U.N.C.L.E.," Motown, Madras shorts, the SATs, undoing Nixon, the civil rights movement, ending the Vietnam War — all came into existence just at the time we, age-appropriately, could ingest, wear or wallop them.
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In fact, most 'artificial intelligence' today is quite stupid when compared to a human—a machine learning algorithm might be able to wallop a human at a specific task, such as playing a game of Go, and still struggle at far more mundane tasks like telling a turtle apart from a gun.
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The Last Jedi delivers everything you want from a Star Wars movie — fierce lightsaber action, space dogfights, exotic creatures, people off British telly as bad guys (hello, Ade Edmondson as a First Order Officer) — but layers it with story twists, character arcs and an emotional wallop that you could never have predicted.
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"People are going to understand exactly where it lives in the 'Star Wars' world and timeline, and I feel like this is a much grittier, harder-edged film and it really packs a hell of a wallop," Mendelsohn told Reuters on the red carpet, which featured a life-size Rebel Alliance X-Wing jet.
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The company, a popular studio in Manhattan called Banana Skirt Productions that's existed since 2014, says it films the final run-through for each dance class — which, to be fair, was extremely fun, minus the colossal wallop to my pride — so that participants can download the videos and use them to practice at home.
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Heisserer was so taken with Ted Chiang's short story "Story of Your Life" that he wrote numerous drafts of a film adaptation of the story, convinced the emotional wallop he felt over the story of a grieving mother trying to communicate with aliens who have just landed on Earth could make for a powerful film.
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"I remember one afternoon before evening scoff or a Gurkha curry was on, I was sitting chatting with both Captain Russell and Prince Harry about random stuff when the camp was hit by a Chinese 107mm rocket… whoosh bang wallop," Sergeant Tom Pal, from an anti-tank platoon, recalls in the book, as reported by the Evening Standard.
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Someone like John Charles Wallop, the third earl of Portsmouth, the subject of THE TRIALS OF THE KING OF HAMPSHIRE: Madness, Secrecy and Betrayal in Georgian England (One World, $30), Elizabeth Foyster's extensively researched and gracefully written account of how a member of the House of Lords became the subject of a legal investigation called a Commission of Lunacy.
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Few games pack the emotional wallop of The Last of Us. The tale of a grizzled and grieving survivor of a zombie apocalypse reluctantly agreeing to ferry a child to the resistance, only to find that she has given him a new reason to live, introduced a new maturity to developer Naughty Dog, previously best known for its more lighthearted Crash Bandicoot and Uncharted series.
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The emotional wallop grows more zealous with almost every sequence, and Loach's refusal to go easy on us is as stubborn as it was when he made "Cathy Come Home," a television play about homelessness that was watched by twelve million people when it was first screened by the BBC, more than half a century ago, and that led to the foundation of a charity.
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But women aren't just told the opposite -- like French writer Yann Moix who declared he's incapable of ever loving a women older than 50 (he's also 50) -- we're shown the opposite in the form of age discrimination, tied to gender discrimination, which turns into a double unfair wallop of harm as we face cuts in our paychecks due to gender, age and other factors such as race.
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I would argue that the earlier approach of India, when [the first prime minister of an independent India] Nehru kept slashing the defense budget every year—until the Chinese came [in 1962] and gave us a wallop that India had to reverse course—suggests that the instinct of the nationalist movement was to not be a particular militarist country, but it was forced upon it by circumstances.
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Sievers can be glimpsed in the 1958 Warner Brothers motion picture "Damn Yankees," an adaptation of the Broadway musical of the same name and the Douglass Wallop novel "The Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant" — the story of how a middle-aged Senators fan with a humdrum life sells his soul to the devil to become a sensational home run hitter, leading Washington to a pennant over the hated Yankees.
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Nothing compared to the wallop of Kara Walker's magisterial return to Sikkema Jenkins with a new chapter of her racist fantasia on national themes, to Sanford Biggers's chilling target practice with African sculptures at Marianne Boesky, or even to Mounir Fatmi's letter, printed on the wall at Jane Lombard, ascribing his absence from his own exhibition to the fact that, as a Moroccan Muslim artist, he'd anticipated humiliating discrimination at the hands of US customs agents.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's first month in office has delivered a wallop to Washington, D.C. The news cycle in Trump's White House seems to move at light speed, and the incredible interest in his presidency from around the globe has rocked politics, the media and the entertainment industry.
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