Television footage showed fire service rescuers zipping up body bags.
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Bieber, 22, kept his face mostly covered, zipping up his hooded sweatshirt as he left.
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I snagged a board and stashed my stuff in a locker before zipping up my coat.
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While the number of foreign students in Britain has stalled, in other countries it is zipping up.
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I imagined the coat slowly zipping up over the face, carrying its wearer off into her grave.
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They would seem more at home in Austria or Switzerland, zipping up the side of the Alps.
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This can mean the difference between easily zipping up your makeup bag and having to jam in an extra product.
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That's why she logged onto Facebook to post a seemingly ordinary and unexciting video of her son zipping up his jacket.
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When she woke up, the man was zipping up his pants and asking her if she needed something to wipe her face.
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They're zipping up the court, running offense through whoever has a mismatch, and, as expected, gobbling up all the rebounds in sight.
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Sedric is an explicitly forward-looking design concept, so don't expect to be seeing any Bulbasaur lookalikes zipping up and down your block anytime soon.
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Parisians and tourists alike can be seen zipping up and down the windy streets of the Left Bank and the narrow alleyways of the Marais.
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For her part, Dakota celebrated her sister's birthday with a sweet tribute on her Instagram account in which she shared a photo of herself zipping up Elle's dress.
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It hit me as I was zipping up a small travel bag and loading my Sig Sauer SP 2022, before taking off toward the French Riviera in my Renault Megane.
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All that's missing to complete the Vegas-in-the-Clinton-era theme are women in bodysuits zipping up and down on cables to collect a Screaming Eagle here, a Harlan Estate there.
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In a last-minute update the company cobbled together in two days, you can even use the Vive or Oculus Rift's hand controllers to fly, soaring through the towering space and zipping up to floating platforms.
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Lee Bey stood under the rotunda at the James R. Thompson Center, 2111 stories of mirror-glass balconies rising around him in tiers, and shiny elevators (now off-limits without official business) zipping up and down.
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His lyrics are full of meaningless imagery — the beginning of "Light Tunnels," the image of him zipping up his parka in "White Privilege II." And when he does say something meaningful, it's too obvious, bordering on preachy.
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That's not quite a Tesla in Ludicrous mode — the fastest iteration of the Model S has been clocked zipping up to 60 mph in just 2.28 seconds — but it's certainly more than enough power for most luxury car owners.
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Since you&aposre zipping up your baby in the sack and wrapping the two flaps over their midsection, the multiple layers of fabric could also get pretty warm at night, especially if your baby sleeps warm or the bedroom gets hot.
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I think, the more likely explanation is that this is his first and probably only nightclub mirror theft, that the rattled Young Mirror Thief had knocked back one too many double rums, found himself in the toilet zipping up his flies and eyed a mirror.
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Fowler was well aware of the rule change, but simply forget in the heat of the moment and took a drop from shoulder height so quickly that his caddie, who was zipping up a pocket in the golf bag, did not even see it.
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The 54-year-old actress/model was hand in hand with 39-year-old hubby Mattia Dessi on Sunday as they hit up The Americana at Brand in L.A. She opted for the gray sweatsuit, baseball cap and shades ... and ya gotta forgive her for not zipping up that jacket.
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Stitch those stats to the galling footprint of harvesting raw materials, manufacturing them into textiles, and shipping finished items across oceans or continents, and we're talking about some pretty alarming ecological hazards — the devastatingly hidden cost buried in the pleasure of zipping up the latest Zara dress or breaking in stiff leather loafers.
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Roberts said that Oswald left "a very few minutes" later, zipping up a jacket he was not wearing when he had entered earlier. As Oswald left, Roberts looked out of the window of her house and last saw him standing at the northbound Beckley Avenue bus stop in front of her house.Warren Commission Hearings, vol. 7, p.
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Zipping up the orifice is a reversal of the steps required to open the cage. Care must be taken to keep the reaction conditions below 160 °C on order to prevent hydrogen from escaping. m-CPBA oxidizes the sulfur group to a sulfoxide group which can then be extracted from the ring by a photochemical reaction under visible light in toluene. The two ketone groups are re-coupled in a McMurry reaction with titanium tetrachloride and elemental zinc.
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Nucleic acid (DNA and RNA) strands with corresponding sequences stick together in pairwise chains, zipping up like Velcro tumbled in a clothes dryer. But each node of the chain is not very sticky, so the double-stranded chain is continuously coming partway unzipped and re-zipping itself under the influence of ambient vibrations (referred to as thermal noise or Brownian motion). Longer pairings are more stable. Nucleic acid tests use a "probe" which is a long strand with a short strand stuck to it.
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When Brad returns, Lauren finds him in a compromising situation when he is zipping up the back of his ex-girlfriend Lucy Robinson's (Melissa Bell) dress when she visits him at home to welcome him back. Brad assures her nothing is going on between him and Lucy, but he and Lauren end things. Lauren is crushed when she learns Brad and Beth are getting back together. Shortly after, Lauren suffers a back injury while riding and is later drawn into a religious cult by new friends Jacob and Ruth.
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While the Tour of California was ongoing, the team sent another eight-man squad including Contador and Andreas Klöden to the Volta ao Algarve. Contador and Klöden were first and third, respectively, in the time trial in Stage 4, giving Contador the overall lead which he retained through the conclusion of the race the next day. alt=A bearded man in his mid-thirties stands in front of a partly visible woman who is zipping up the back of his yellow cycling jersey. He wears a black baseball cap with sunglasses on the cap.
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Endohedral hydrogen fullerene (H2@C60) is an endohedral fullerene containing molecular hydrogen. This chemical compound has a potential application in molecular electronics and was synthesized in 2005 at Kyoto University by the group of Koichi Komatsu. Ordinarily the payload of endohedral fullerenes are inserted at the time of the synthesis of the fullerene itself or is introduced to the fullerene at very low yields at high temperatures and high pressure. This particular fullerene was synthesised in an unusual way in three steps starting from pristine C60 fullerene: cracking open the carbon framework, insert hydrogen gas and zipping up by organic synthesis methods.
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Musically, Mac Sabbath performs faithful covers of Black Sabbath's songs with only the lyrics humorously re-written and re-arranged. For example, the band's repertoire includes such parodies as "Pair-a-Buns" ("Paranoid"), "Frying Pan" ("Iron Man"), "Sweet Beef" ("Sweet Leaf"), "Never Say Diet" ("Never Say Die") and "Zipping Up the Uniform" ("Symptom of the Universe"). Although all of the band's lyrics focus on the umbrella topic of fast food, Mac Sabbath takes a decidedly satirical and condemnatory perspective on the corporate food industry, addressing areas such as fast food's negative health effects and lack of nutritional value as well as genetically modified food, consumerism and low wage McJobs. Manager Mike Odd stated in an interview "As much as Mac Sabbath is a part of the fast food culture, the idea here is to warn you of the evils of fast food, not to endorse it".
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